goode ♪ >> the one and only james burton. ♪ >> what a pleasure to have james burton with us tonight. and to have you with us. thanks for watching. good night, god bless and stay tune for "justice with judge janine." >> breaking news tonight, the united states continues to attack isis in iraq today. conducting humanitarian air strikes. multiple personnel carriers and trucks destroyed. all u.s. aircraft safely exited the area. more on this, but first to my open. >> so the united states is back in iraq, or at least over it, targeting the terror group isis in support of the delivery of humanitarian supplies to tens of thousands of terrified religious refugees. isis now

>> what a pleasure to have james burton with us.ss and stay tuned for justice with judge jeanine. >> hello, and welcome to justice. thank you for being with us breaking news tonight, the united states continues to attack isis terrorists in iraq today, conducting four air strikes in a humanitarian effort. multiple armed carriers and trucks destroyed u.s. aircraft the area. first, to my open. so the united states is back in iraq. or at least over it. targeting the terror group isis in support of the delivery of humanitarian supplies to tens of thousands of terrified religious refugees. isis now chasing those incents

you started a james burton foundation this year is your 75th birthday.he celebration, tell us about the james burton guitar festival happening in shreveport this month. >> well, we've got a great celebration august 23rd in shreveport, louisiana. we have great artists coming in. tracy atkins, we have priscilla presley. paul schaeffer is coming. >> i think what you do to encourage music among kids is fantastic the foundation is not only doing this event but getting ready to build a museum. we have an artist rendering we'll put on the screen to let people see. hopefully, in the very near future, people will be able not only to go to the festival but go year round to the music and car museum. >> we're going to have a stage built for young kids to come, to play and perform and practice. and it's going to be great >> well, it's great having you. i want to introduce folks playing with us today, meet the little rockers with us. audio technician bart coccio on guitar, and also, scott dwrieth, he happens to be james grandson. and christian maccio is on keys we've

. >> charlie: when you look at the great actors, whether olivier or richard burton, barrymore or all those who have taken a shot at this, i mean, it's almost a coming of age for a good actor. >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> charlie: you have to do this. >> yeah. and what's been fascinating is i have been in this job or at least been going to the theater long enough now so that i can see actors progress through the generations of, you know, it's romeo, hamlet, macbeth, and then now everyone's doing king lear! >> charlie: we have clips throughout the conversation. i begin with john gillgood who nod only played hamlet but directed richard burton in hamlet here on broadway. >> that's right. >> charlie: here is john gillgood as hamlet. >> two months dead. not so much, not two. so excellent a king it was to this. i peer into a satire, so loving to my mother that he may not beckon the winds of heaven to visit her too roughly. heaven and earth i must remember why she would hang on him with increasing appetite that grown on what it fed on and jet within a month let me not think on -- frailty! they name

conflictwas also this within richard burton.he had been a great actor and he chose a different style. >> as john barrymore did. >> exactly. >> hamlet was the peak and after that, it was down. he was a glamorous hamlet. i grew up time, thinking of hamlet as a glamorous figure. >> here is another insert from kenneth brenna -- branagh. it has been more about shakespeare than anyone over the life of his career. >> henry the fifth is still so much fun. >> take a look at this. >> i knew him. jest, mostnfinite awesome fancy. he has borne me on his back 1000 times. and now what imagination it is. lips that i have kissed i know not how often. your son was your fleshest of merriment. one now to mock your own grinning, quite chock full. chamberyou to my ladies . to this favor she must come. tell me one thing. >> what is that? alexanderey'll think did this fashion on the earth? >> i want to talk about mark one more time. there is a story that you touch on -- because he plays enormously deranged. of an audiencent that is legitimately people.

when burton was at his height, he just married elizabeth taylor.here were people lined up around the block, clamoring like groupies at a rock concert. i wish i had seen him in person. people say it just had -- he changed the loose cannon interpretation. the visceral charge of it was incredible. >> here is richard burton. >> so he goes to him and so, my revenge. the villain kills my father. before that, i, his sole son, do send this villain to heaven. he took my father grossly. our circumstances are heavy with him. my revenge to take the purging of his soul. when he is drunk, asleep, or in his rage, swearing about some act. that is soul may be as damned and black as hell. >> even though there is such obvious anger and charismatic anger, you can also see his own softness. he is rationalizing and it really wrangles him. >> there was also this conflict within richard burton. he had been a great actor and he chose a different style. >> as john barrymore did. >> exactly. >> hamlet was the peak and after that, it was down. he was a glamorous hamlet. for a

team announced instead of stewart jeff burton will drive the number 14 car this sunday at michigan internationalspeed way. >>> good evening everyone. still dealing with a major, major rush. it is definitely slow on i-95 traveling in the southbound direction, take a look here, we have disable truck blocking the right-hand lane approaching the area of woodhaven. if you are heading southbound you'll be delayed back toward street road but doesn't get any better but as you continue down towards south philadelphia awe will be sluggish for sure. we have shore traffic, luke brian is down in south philly tonight at the link. we have a lot going on.

patsy burton was struck at main and water streets in upper malboro. her widow spoke to abc~7 news today while he and the couple's four children are grieving, mack burton said the driver is hurting too. >> i am trying to comfort her as much as i possibly could. i don't believe there's any foul play. i don't know the driver. i don't know anything about the investigation. now i have no anger against her whatsoever. >> no charges have been filed against the bus driver. >> well talk about sex, the 2011 earthquake and a heckler outside the courtroom all made headlines as the trial of the former governor of virginia and his wife wrapped up the week. kimberly suitors with everything inside and outside the courtroom. >> gordon, the key to the prosecution here is that bob and maureen mcdonnell conspired to sell the prestige of the governors office. so the defense is trying to poke holes in the strategy by saying the governor didn't ask for anything and that the first lady thought her relationship with star scientific c.e.o. jonnie williams was personal and not

the surveillance video shows burton trying to cross main street at water street when the bus hit her. she was in the crosswalk. no word if the driver will face charges. check out this morning's commuter mess in landover. news chopper 7 on the beltway near fedex field. a jehovah's witness international convention is underway through sunday. turning to the corruption trial for bob and maureen mcdonnell, the fifth day. the former ceo of star scientific is back on the stand. brianne carter is keeping track of everything happening in court. >> day three four jonnie williams in the bob and maureen mcdonnell case in richmond. williams was asked about purchases made for the mcdonald's. -- the mcdonnells. lawyersmcdonnell's asked williams about a trip he took to new york. he was asked if he had to buy dresses, he answered "absolutely." he was asked about a louis vuitton wallet and whether she asked for it, he answered no. williams was asked about interviews with the fbi. at times, he could not recall. the former governor commented on what this week has been like. >> we will see how the truth c

patsy burton died after being dragged by a bus. her husband spoke and said he and the couple's four children are grieving but acknowledged that the driver of the bus is grieving as well. >> i tried to comfort her. i don't believe she -- i don't know the driver. nonanything about the investigation but i have no anger against her whatsoever. >> what heart. burton says he plans to pray for the driver and hopes to meet her one day. charges have not been filed against driver. >> a man who has recovered from serious injuries following a bus accident. it happened outside the wheaton metro station. the 25-year-old was trying to catch a bus when he fell and the bus ran over his legs. incidents like this have a reason why it is better to wait rather than risk getting hurt. >> wait for next bus. wait for the next train. don't try to catch it or approach it while it is moving. it is safer to wait for the next vehicle to come pick you up. >> doctors may need to amputate that man's left leg. no word tonight on his condition. testimony including

burton teaches the kids how to tweet their own every day thoughts. want to get your thoughts via twitter by the way, hash tag fox 29bts, bts stand for back to school. love to see photos what you are doing to get ready for back to school whether it is for yourself celebrating this or getting the kids ready for going back to school. >>> all right, dawn, a nine year-old boy encounter and a alligator trying to cool off in a florida lake. james barney junior jump in the lake because he was hot. that is when he ran in the alligator. he tried to fight off the alligator as best he could until he finally could get loose. >> i was scar. i didn't know what to do. so i just immediately, hit it and it lithgow a little so i punched him and i got a little bit of space, of course, where it could let go. >> how cute is he? >> how lucky is he? amazing. >>> all right sue good morning to you at 5:51. >> yes, sounds like he just stayed cool during the whole thing. we have a look at the the weather for this morning and for the early part of the week as well because once a

mitchell, david burton. dan mitchell is next for it on tax reform. prior to joining cato, he was a senior fellow at the heritage foundation. 1998so served in the bush-quayle transition team. he holds a bachelors and masters degree in economics and a phd in economics from george mason university. david burton focuses on tax matters, entitlements, and administrative law at the heritage foundation. he was a general counsel for the national small business association for two years prior to joining heritage. he was previously chief financial officer and financial counsel of a conservative alternative to the aarp. ike brannon is a fellow at the george w. bush institute. he is president of the consulting firm capital policy and analytics and former director of economic policy and economic relations for the american action forum. he served as an economist for the john mccain campaign in 2008 and he has a phd in economics from indiana university. i will turn it over to the policy guys. >> hello. remarks is going isbe explained to you -- it going to his bike t

she was 69-year-old patsy burton. she lived in la play da. she was in the crosswalk in upper marlboro when she was hit by the bus. the cause of the accident is still under investigation. it appears it driver may have hit the gas accidentally or just didn't see burton crossing. her husband tells news 4 he last saw his wife when she left for work yesterday morning. >> about ten minutes after 7:00, every morning, she would get up and say i have to go. she walked out the door and said to have a good day. i told her to have a good day and saw her walk out the door. i got the news about 1:00 that the accident happened. >> they had been married more than 50 years. he says he has no ill will toward the bus driver. in fact, he says he would like to meet the driver and reassure her that everything will be okay. darcy spencer will have more from the family on news 4 at 5:00. >> amazing amount of compassion there. >>> in the next story, he said it's the best way to put this behind us. a lawyer pleaded guilty for causing a deadly crash. mark was driving d

> i have seen evidence that he's not engaged, it's not the amount of vacation that he takes, bill burton his focus. and we saw after giving a nominal speech, he went five minutes later on the golf course, yucking it up, he's not engaged, he sees no sense of urgency, he can't make a decision. he waited 30 days before he went in to attempt the rescue of foley, we hear today with he can't make a decision on what he wants to do about syria. why can't he make a decision? not only is his ideology screwing him up and seeing the threat too narrowly. he sees islamistic as something that he's to be appeased and mully phied. he cannot spend the requisite time to really study these issues. does anyone know what obama's strategy is? i think he's unilaterally ended our war on terror and declared terrorism over except for jv isis and al qaeda on the run. >> juan, did you watch the beheading video of james foley? >> no, i watched the -- i didn't need to see the -- >> i think you should watch it. i would not urge everybody to watch it, but you're in this -- >> why? >> because if you watch that video, as

burton was married for 51 years and had four children. investigators trying to determine now what led to the crash. >> testimony resumed in the bob mcdonnell trial and his wife maureen. former star scientific c.e.o. jonnie williams returned to the stand today. he claimed his relationship with the mcdonnells was about benefiting his business, not friendship with them. he's accused of accepting millions of dollars in gifts from williams. >> an international jehovah's witnesses convention kicked off bringing tens of thousands of guests to the fedex stadium. it's expected to bring more than $17 million to prince george's county. >> let's get a check of the traffic on this friday evening. bob immler watching the roads for us. looking at 95 now, what's that? >> looking at a lot of volume as people on this friday are traveling trying to head south from newington through dumfries and merging through stafford. delays from van dorn street to the woodrow wilson bridge. delays out of tysons on the inner loop to 270 and from 270 to gaithersburg most o

. ♪ >>> welcome back to hannity, former top obama aide bill burton is defending the president's golftion. everyone's better at their job when they take some time off, even the president. in it, he writes, even though the president is never really on vacation, giving him at least a little down time is good for all of us. we should appreciate the fact that he's taking the opportunity to be a dad, a husband, even the leader of the free world who can clear his head on the golf course. here to debate that and much more, attorney and author david limbaugh who is my attorney and fox news political analyst juan williams. i'm telling you how i would act. if gaza and israel are in conflict and i would be at israel's side, and i would be on the phone regularly with the prime minister, if an american is decapitated, and we see isis taking over every city, where 4,000 americans gave their lives in iraq, i would be in the situation room, i wouldn't be on vacation, what would you be doing? would you play golf? i would be on the job. i would be on the job and i would say that that takes precedence o

jeff burton will drive for tony sue wash. he also bowed out at a race in watkins glen new york.far no criminal charges have been filed. >>> a woman in utah is in critical condition after drinking sweet tea. according to a lawyer for the 67-year-old brand mother. investigators say an employee had dumped an industrial cleaning powder meant for degreasing. >>> we are getting a look at a proposed new home for the golden state warriors. >> hey san francisco. >> >> an unforgettable farewell for candle stick park. >> good morning. right now we don't have a lot of traffic to talk about. we'll tell you more about the morning commute. >> tracking minor changes for your friday. this morning, morning clouds. breaking way to sunshine for the afternoon. a mild to warmer weekend in store. i'll line up your temperatures for this hour. >>> the final act at candle stick park. music fans were in awe but many people never even made it inside the show. we'll tell you about traffic mess that has a lot of people angry. >> we have new information regarding the police shooting of a san jose woman who wa

about two years ago, lavar burton launched a "reading rainbow" app.ed to make it available to classrooms for free. he turned to kickstarter. he was hoping to raise $1 million for the project. he ended up raising $5 million for the project. the outpouring was remarkable. now that he has an app, lavar is setting his sights on another form of web-based communication. ♪ ♪ little bird in the sky i can go twice as high ♪ ♪ it's time to read what's in my feed ♪ ♪ a tweeting rainbow i can tweet anything ♪ ♪ what's in my feed tweeting rainbow ♪ ♪ tweeting rainbow >> hi. and welcome to "tweeting rainbow." a tweet is a passport into someone is thinking or feeling at any given moment. would you guys like to hear some tweets? >> yeah. >> here's a tweet b by @mariolopezextra. you know who he is? he has that show on tv. "extra." right? anyway. @mariolopezextra writes, woke up with a huge zit in the middle of my forehead. looked like a unicorn, the kind that hurt, too. why am i dealing with in at 40? a zit that makes you look like a unicorn. wow. you know, sometimes

.) >> actually, i brought my girl to burton the school she was assigned to, however, she didn't like the environment so she choose not to go to school. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so here as a parent i really asking help from you to hope you can really consider our case and help her help to assign her to the school she wants. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> hello, everyone i'm here to speak for my grandson. he was assigned to requested to go to balboa, however, he was not assigned to that school he was crying everyday and not wanting to go to school >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so actually his mom kind of passed away some time ago and i'm his grandchildren he was very sad that's why he asked me to speak to you and hopefully get help from you. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> well, actually he went to a middle school near balboa park for a few years he really liked the neighborhood he had set in his mind he want to go to balboa high school he was not assigned to that school and disappointed that's

. >> west side of burton we have a major tornado coming down. >> may 20th, 2013, one of the worst tornadoesrecord is captured on a time lapse video that went viral. >> people in west moore must be underground for this tornado. we have large large chunks of debris. >> the entire nation watched, as the tornado took a direct hit on the hig elementary. in moore. >> from the looks of the school i knew it wasn't looking good. >> winged recorded at over -- winds recorded at over 210 miles per hour. turning the ground into a pile of rubble. >> it needs to be a priority. you need to have a shelter. >> 300 miles from moore in texas tech university lab, they work to make it a reality. >> what we have here is an air cannon called boomer . virtual potato bottomer on steroids. >> pictures i've seen of the damage after a tornado is all about impacts. >> where wind really becomes an issue is that the debris opens up the building envelope, the walls, the roof. once you have that envelope opened, now you have got double the trouble. the most predominant projectile that we see in these storms is normally some

. >> exactly, burton. i agree with you. i often wondered why we had nathan hale there. there is a statue outside of the auditorium between the main building and the auditorium at cia headquarters of nathan hale. it's the type of statue that you see probably in 150, 175 places around the u.s. very heroic pose as an individual. truth of the matter is, we have no idea what nathan hale looked like. it's another part of the entire myth. but he was, i mean, he deserves credit because he was more than willing to die for his country while others budget. the culpers have got a renewed interest because of the amc series "turn" and a book that is a historical fiction book called "the secret six" that is able to lay out characterizations a little bit better news they are able to use a -- because they are able to use a fictional approach to it. >> the issue of spying on allied powers has currently surfaced. i'm wondering, during the revolution were there espionage operations against the french, our allies? >> by the british in paris. the british did an excellent job of penetrating t

burton makes the team.only one of the 2014 draft picks was cut, ed reynoldreynolds. >>> rams released michael sam who was trying to be the firsts openly gay player in the nfl. sam was drafted this the seventh round of this year's draft. >>> penn state kicked off against central florida in dublin, ireland. the first time the team has played overseas. it's the eighth time a college game has been played on the emerald isle. debut for heads coach franklin. quarterback hack len berg was back with a record setting day. he threw for the school record 454 yards, first lions quarterback to throw for 400 plus in a game. down in the final minute, hack lenburg convert ace fourth down, keeps the drive alive. field goal up and good. penn state wins 26-24. >>> fill areallies looking to even their series against the mets yesterday. williams got plenty of run 130r as he went for his third straight win. top of the fifth no, score. bird, his 37th birthday. happy birthday. takes it deep, his 25th homer of the season. that's a

. >> jason burton constantly deals with the destructive nature of drug addiction which affects nearly 80% of the prison population. >> i'll come in here, and seeing all the addicts and seeing all, how screwed up lives get because of the drugs makes me ashamed to even say that i was a drug dealer. really. i was trying to raise money for my latest movie. >> what does it take to make art? >> i made some bad choices. this was going to be my biggest project ever. this was going to be the movie. the full-length feature, 90 minutes. i wanted to shoot on super 16 instead of digital. film cost a little more money so i had to kind of push it. i pushed the envelope. you know, i got a little wrapped up in the money too, you know. when the money started coming, my original purpose got sidetracked a little bit. i was selling drugs. i had like about 58 eight balls, which is about $6,000, $7,000, maybe. i wasn't used to having large amounts of money, you know, that quick. i couldn't -- i mean, i couldn't stop. and then all of a sudden, my whole life crumbled, and i lost the school i was going to and,

. >>> nascar jeff burton replacing tony stewart. now, larson's car catches fire. he hits the wall. he gets out of his car unharmed. 16 laps to go, jeff gordon, 24 car, trying to hold off joey longano, he was able to fight him off and maintain the lead. from there, he would get his third win of the season. he is now 1st in the points cup standings. 24 car, jeff gordon. >>> so, the news here, of course, is that it was not a good debut -- or a great debut for the stadium but not so much for the 49ers second preseason. >> you have to figure coach is sandbagging. you don't show it all right now. >> hold it back and have secrets. >> keep in mind they play the broncos in the regular season. any time it happens you will not show your cards. but from the 49er's perspective they are concerned about the back up quarterback situation and for the second straight game, blaine did not play well. but, two more games left. >> yes, advice for fans, come early, get here early and then you avoid the parking traffic thing. and stay. have a nice beverage. a lot of people left because it was a preseason

so he went to work in texas for the howl of burton corporation, and he was out of politics -- .or the halliburton corporation he does not emphasize those years as pivotal, key, or in some way informing the kind of vice president that he became. what it did do was put him in texas, and being in texas, george w. bush, governor at the time, quite naturally came to in findinge help somebody to be vice president on his ticket when he ran for president. bothof them will say -- president george w. bush and vice president dick cheney -- that almost from the beginning, george w. bush was looking at a potential vice presidential candidate, and he was saying that he was not interested. eventually, they went through this process. they looked at any number of potential vice presidential candidates, and it came back to one of these meetings where president bush looks at him and says, "it really ought to be you." at some point after talking to his family, he says ok. >> governor bush and laura, thank you so much for asking us to join you in this effort, and thank you for giving me the chance to intr

the bomb squad was called to the phillip burton federal building on golden gate avenue in the tenderloin last night because of the suspicious device spotted inside a vehicle. they're pictures that were gathered on social media as the situation was unfolding. people posted that they were joltedda, wake when the device was detonated by the bomb squad. >>> the california state senate will debate a new gun control bill this week that was prompted by the killing of six people earlier this year near uc santa barbara. it's called the gun violence restraining order and it would allow law enforcement, family members, or people who live with someone at risk of harming themselves or others to ask a judge to ban that person from possessing or buying a gun. family members are often the first to notice that someone is at risk to be dangerous to themselves or others. >> anything related to end the violence and to protect our children, i am for support of all of that. >> 19-year-old george chen, who grew up in san jose, was visiting two friends near uc santa barbara when all three were stabbed to death

that's really what's preventing actual cooperation at this point well i certainly think that the helms burton act is part of the larger the larger embargo the larger blockade is absolutely critical to understanding this reality certainly the u.s. embargo the u.s. blockade of cuba which has cost them over hundreds of billions of dollars in the years it's been in place has done quite a bit quite a bit to impact the humanitarian situation as well as the economy of cuba and the fact that they will covertly do things that they won't openly do shows how unbelievably byzantine this situation is eugene why why does a small island nation pose such a threat to the u.s. government are continuing to expel resources into the country to try to overthrow the government yes well i think that it poses the ultimate threat because what happened in cuba nine hundred fifty nine is they overthrew a brutal us back to her and they established a government that established universal health care the right to housing the right to a job all sorts of other very positive social and economic indicators inside of the countr

jeff burton will replace stewart in this weekend's nascar race in michigan. >> i'm proud that they want safety to be on the forefront. they've-- that's what this rule is all about. >> reporter: but the rule has no specific penalties. nascar plans to enforce it only on a caseby case base. some drivers are skeptical, including brad keslowski, who said, "i don't know how you can enforce a rule like that unless you had a robot on the track to grap the person and put them back in the car." the rule only applies to official nascar races, scott, which means didt does not apply to minor league dirt track race where kevin ward jr. was killed although many of those traction could choose to follow nascar's lead. >> pelley: and police have said that ward's death was an accident. chip reid in our washington newsroom, thank you, chip. in south korea, pope francis celebrated mass today before 50,000 people, urging them to reject materialism. one in 10 south koreans is catholic. he also met privately with survivors of april's ferry disaster and the relatives of the 304 who died. most of those victims w

some relief to the streets there's races that these good ol group when it's all you need to vote the burton the chief get their l.f. guys they describe. few locals approve of the looting and violence that have taken place here but they see desperate times call for desperate measures. to reduce and misery. but the chilling footage of eric garner being put in a chokehold by n.y.p.d. as he's heard saying i can't breathe repeatedly is a picture that america won't soon forget it's all caught on video from a bystander but what if that video was captured by cameras physically mounted on the police officers well that's exactly what and why you see public advocate leticia james is calling for james hoped to have at least fifteen percent of precincts in new york try out this pilot program she argues that this sort of technology would not only create accountability and better behavior from police but that it would also begin to promote better relationships with the public at large so could officer mounted cameras be the future i was joined earlier by ian freeman host of free talk radio to discuss the

>> what a pleasure to have james burton with us. good night, god bless and stay tuned for justice with judge >> breaking news tonight, the united states continues to attack isis in iraq today. conducting humanitarian air strikes. multiple personnel carriers and trucks destroyed. all u.s. aircraft safely exited the area. more on this, but first to my open. >> so the united states is back in iraq, or at least over it, targeting the terror group isis in support of the delivery of humanitarian supplies to tens of thousands of terrified religious refugees. isis now chasing those innocents into the mountains where many are dying of thirst, starvation and worse. their mo, ruthless, brutal and barbaric, a group even al qaeda considers too extreme. and they are coming for us. they as much as told us in 2009. al-baghdadi, the now leader of ice sis offered these famous parting words to his jailer, we'll see you in no. and in the interim, isis's ragtag team of 800 has grown to more than 10,000 today. it's without doubt the mes well funded terro

>> what a pleasure to have james burton with us. good night, god bless and stay tuned for justice with judge jeanine. >> hello, and welcome to justice. thank you for being with us breaking news tonight, the united states continues to attack isis terrorists in iraq today, conducting four air strikes in a humanitarian effort. multiple armed carriers and trucks destroyed u.s. aircraft the area. first, to my open. so the united states is back in iraq. or at least over it. targeting the terror group isis in support of the delivery of humanitarian supplies to tens of thousands of terrified religious refugees. isis now chasing those incents into the mountains where many are dieing of of thirst and starvation and worse the group al qaeda considers too extreme. they're coming for us they told us in 2009, the now leader of isis, released by the u.s. offered these famous parting words to his jailer. we'll see you in new york. in the interim, isis, starting as a rag tag team of 800 has grown to more than 10,000 today. it's without doubt the mos

jeff burton will take his place. ford was hit and killed by stewart's car on a dirt track august 8th when he got out of his car to yell at stewart for hitting his car. to houston we have lift-off they report seeing a ring of blinking lights over houston during a recent lightning storm. a photo spreading all over social media causing quite the frenzy. the ufshg so waudz spotted 12 miles from johnson space center leading some to think maybe it was a nasa test. no official explanation. >>> the weather is going to be a hot one today. >> maria molina standing by to let us know how hot it will get. >> fellow. good to see everybody. we are talking about heat advisories bought of claims. north of that high pressure hadz hot temperatures. we have heavy streerms early this morning. we have significant rainfall in parts of minnesota. if you live in minneapolis you could be looking at delayings as you head out to work or if you are flying we have severe thunderstorm watches in effect and several warnings with strong wind gusts e

my question today is about big red hal burton, i was a employee and i want to make sure my loyals are not clouding my judgment. if you could invest in one energy supplier, which would it be and why? >> it's tough, i would do kmi, i like haliburton, you have a winner but i will not go against it. and we like jim brown who is the president of the western hemisphere. let's go to kareal, in in california. >> caller: booyah, jim, i love you! -- i sold it today, because nobody got hurt by taking the profits. >> i like thatte attitude. that is true, but i like the products. call kaul -- >> caller: is the stock going to go higher? >> mobile eye and gopro are the specs this that came public this year that i'm itching to buy on any weakness. wasn't this month opposed to be terrible? did we get that memo? were we supposed to get hammered? how did we get the best august in a decade in we got solid win withers, not much to fear, but plenty to embrace. searching for records in hay stack is tough. i may have found needle. it's a drug deal that could make you money. >> wall with street left you for d

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team announced instead of stewart jeff burton will drive the number 14 car this sunday at michigan internationaled way. >>> good evening everyone. still dealing with a major, major rush. it is definitely slow on i-95 traveling in the southbound direction, take a look here, we have disable truck blocking the right-hand lane approaching the area of woodhaven. if you are heading southbound you'll be delayed back toward street road but doesn't get any better but as you continue down towards south philadelphia awe will be sluggish for sure. we have shore traffic, luke brian is down in south philly tonight at the link. we have a lot going on. on the northbound side, she go through the the construction zones and definitely northbound i-95 up and over%= the area of the girard point bridge heading down towards the stadium. look the at the ben franklin bridge making your wayfail we are jammed here admiral wilson boulevd, very heavier ast expressway gewe have 11 i-95 maneuvering around the airport, 16 traveling around girard avenue, 13 on the schuylkill expressway. high volume between 202 practically down