bynum, i felt i was invested in the credit union. >> it's the people's bank? >> the people's bank, the people of utica. >> hope was my last hope. >> after a decade much waiting white was still able to move into her dream home whether in jackson, utika or greenville, hope will take time. the people that hold if key to the future. >> the kind of life we lived in greefnl greenville a long time ago. >> so you have hope? >> i have hope. >> sarah hoye, greenville, mississippi. >> talk a little more about cycle of credit. and how it traps communities. julia malveau. listening to that lady, she said i was like working for payday loan companies. this is a cycle you have seen before? >> absolutely. payday lenders are just a bad deal. oftentimes essentially you have to pay very quickly the interest rate when you calculate it is much higher than the interest rate you'd pay on a credit card, on a bank loan or anything like that. and so it becomes very difficult to pay it back. and as she said, you go to one, you go to another, eight is pretty excessive but she's trying to

you know first it was andrew bynum.t it was nerlins noel not in the draft andrew bynum but as players here. nerlins noel and joel embiid the sixers aren't afraid to gamble on injured players. gm sam hinkie broke his silence today to talk about the draft. he mentioned embiid's injury will keep him out a little longer than previously expected instead of four to six, now it's somewhere between five to eight months. >> in the end we feel good it is calculated risk, and that he's a remarkable talent. in our minds and only this scenario and only this scenario, um, does he -- does he fall to three. >> so only in this scenario. the sixers once again asking fans for their patience while embiid recovers. which translates into another losing season and another year of aau ball. >> philly i think had five, second round picks. >> they do. >> so i'm sure they'll be trading, moving around doing some stuff. by the way those guys might all be starting for them next year. >> watching philly last year they should have suited up ai and gav

>> well, we waited for andrew bynum.e waited for nerlins noel now we have to wait for joel embiid's right foot to heal and croatian star to work off a contract. >> with the third pick in the 2014nba draft, the philadelphia 76ers select joel embiid from cameroon and the university of kansas. >> now with the tenth pick the sixers selected point guard he will fred peyton from louisiana lafayette traded him to orlando for power forward dario zarick from crow yea is a he has to work two years avenue contract he signed with the team in turkey. our lesley van arsdall is on the scene at the draft in brooklyn, new york and she joins us with the report. hi, lesley. >> reporter: hi beas. you're absolutely right. it's unclear when we will see either of these players on the court in a sixers uniform. joel embiid suffered that serious injury to his foot about week prior to the draft. but before that, he was the projected overall number one pick. the 7-foot center from kansas was loved by everyone. right now he's going to miss at least

. >> reporter: we waited for andrew bynum, waited for noel. now we wait for his right foot to heal and now croatian star to work offer a contract. >> in the 2014nba draft, the philadelphia 76ers select joe joe -- joel embii, and the university of kansas. >> with the tenth pick the sixers selected point guards peyton from louisianna lafayette. traded him to orlando for power forward darr yo saric from croatians has to work. work off two years of a contract he signed in turkey. >> they got the best player in the draft, kansas star, joel embiid but has stress fracture had in. in his right foot and may not play the next season. he is compared to hakeem. >> he is six-ten, will probably switch to small forward once he gets to the nba. he can hands the you will ball in transition, may key place, but also shoot from long-range, scouts compare him to will ma'am odom. he will talk to the media today, about the draft. those selections he will explain and probably be questioned about his long-term plan. i'm beasley reese for eyewitness sports. >>> whole l

. >> the guy could be unbelievable but he also could be andrew bynum. the the doctors that examined his medicals, same doctors that looked at andrew bynum's medicals that are here. >> also lets in the lose sight of this 76ers were trying anything and everything last night up until 7:25 to get andrew wiggins. that was their person. they are scared of their juror multiple your that knoll embiid already has in his young career. but at three that was the guy to pull the trigger on. >> next year, 2015, joel, noel take over the nba. >> twenty-five wins. >> stop it. >> if we're lucky moving on. >> charged with murder, murder, after leaving his toddler in a hot car that is in the only case this year so far, get up to 90 degrees now. we're talking about these case west a legal expert, why would a dad be charged with murder. it seems like he wanted this >>> they have gotten that truck uprighted. it took two tow truck toss get it uprighted. we have a lot of delay on i-95 south. we will get there in one second. as we pan further back to i-95 southbound approaching

bynum i am going to start by asking urban about the photo on the back.don't know if you can see it from here but it is a photo of her at the age of 18. to you remember where this was taken? >> i was at college and it was taken by a friend and our room. i thought it would be too far from the says to my younger voters of fountain. >> you talk about this book as being a quest. it is easy to just understand it is a quest for the meaning of a dog and my question for whether they're is a god, a larger -- with the way i read, it is also a quest for you at this point in your life to understand yourself and a younger. >> yes. to understand some things that happened to me. right. >> of talk to me a little bit about yourself as a teenage girl what did you write about? and. >> there is of primary source for this book and that is the journal might cut as adolescents and. nothing gossipy. nothing about high school. you know, there is just -- it is about this metaphysical questions which started when i was 12. >> and this is a journal -- let's go back for a moment. thi

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. >> and let me also note -- bynum my time has run out, but in the context of anti-competitive behavior, right now we have ascap, bmi. the supreme court or courts in this country have consistently stated, if you have three entities engaged, three entities you do not have conditions for anti-competitive behavior. that is what exists currently in the music industry if we were able to move to a free-market standard. >> not here to defend itself, but quickly you have an organization that probably has significantly less than 10 percent of the market and yet you have accusations that they somehow have such concentration within the regulation. i think that is a ridiculous proposition which i have to respond to that. >> the gentleman's time has expired. very briefly. >> it does not take very much in terms of copyright aggregation to be in a monopoly position. if you read the decision by the judge, you will find that he very clearly believes that there is at least a potential. we have not proved it yet, but they're is a potential for violation of the antitrust law. >> sigell copyright law defini

. >> it would be kind of the same thing again, it would be three years in the row, andrew bynum, knoll and joel. >> sixers currently have the third and tenth picks, in the draft next week and now is there talk they might trade for three picks, three in the top ten, that would change the team. >> it will be exciting. >> i will be there thursday. >> excited to give you this forecast because we had an oppressive heat and humidity, this week and things have changed, dramatically this morning. for the good. it is refreshing when you walk out the the door this morning. the it is a decent hair day. we have had 64 degrees in the city, and in the northern and western suburbs we are talking about temperatures in the 50's, this morning, almost sweater weather out there. the the sun has been out for a while and it is pretty comfortable. fifty-three in mount pocono. thirty-six in millville. in between we are at 64 in the city. fifty-seven in lancaster at the the moment. these are temperatures at least, 10 degrees, cooler then they were yesterday at this time and it is all thanks to the north wester

as far as weather bynum percent, going higher than yesterday. none that far flooding rain expected like we saw yesterday afternoon and again overnight. it is a eight, thanks to the sunshine, warm temperatures. but it is still humid. we've got that slight shower chance later on. storms have cleared the coast from the overnight hours. we are seeing, a little bit of fog in spots. visibility little lower up by pottstown and trenton, but will quickly burn off as -- if it hasn't already. seventy-three in philadelphia right now, wind out of the west will help warm us close to 09 degrees. eighty-nine for the high today. mainly sunny slight shower later this afternoon. partly cloudy, still warm overnight. better weather coming in tomorrow and into the weekend also coming up. >> that's just the pattern of the summer, casino every rainy during the week and then beautiful on the weaken. we love it. westbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike, before valley forge, accident here blocking left lane. definitely slowing you down. on your commute this morning, me

>> that's the thing, i mean -- >> andrew bynum? >> well, you don't want to take that chance. but andrew wiggins, this is a guy that could fit into their system, i don't think they need to trade to get him. i actually think that he'll still be there. i think cleveland wants him. >> they want him? >> they need a center. so they -- >> wiggins will be left for us? >> but i don't think they need to trade to get him. i think they can hole off. they are in a good position, number three, can blame everybody else. >> adorable. >> look at her shoes? >> see? >> thanks, colleen. >> 7:27. still ahead, still looking for the perfect fathers day gift? i bet you are. how about botox right in his face? >> they're calling brotook tox. hey, dad, here is a syringe right to your face. >> brotox, manually, like quince. >> i okay, quincy tough. he's an old man. he knows how to dress. >> yes, i don't need any brotox, but i do need brofashion. we have it coming up. duke winston will talk fathers day up next. hiiiii. hi. sorry, we're closed. what? i need help with my deposit. the bank has rules. it's r

bynum, i'm going to ask you to take a shot at this. >> absolutely. >> rather than ending the use of fiduciary agents for all ports, why not let ports decide for themselves if they'd like to use one? >> we've considered that proposal and don't think it's in the best interest of the program. if some are using fid ushiaries and others not, the benefit we've derived by moving away from the fiduciary agent models as the appropriations have gone down and our capabilities internally have grown in terms of program oversight, management and monitoring. we have a pretty good window into the project level data and the approach grantees are taking. we lost some of that visibility. as you might expect, there was a variety of varying levels of performance across the fiduciary agent model. and the other thing is, with the fee that fiduciary agents had access to, you know, three to five percent of the funds, we think those funds are better invested in actual security projects. so i know there's a range of opinions in the port community about the fiduciary agent model, but we've decided that the best thing fo

bynum i am going to start by asking urban about the photo on the back.n't know if you can see it from here, but it is a photo of her at the age of 18. to you remember where this was taken? >> i was at college, and it was taken by a friend and our room. i thought it would be too far from the says to my younger voters of fountain. >> you talk about this book as being a quest. it is easy to just understand it is a quest for the meaning of a dog and my question for whether they're is a god, a larger -- with the way i read, it is also a quest for you at this point in your life to understand yourself and a younger. >> yes. to understand some things that happened to me. right. >> of talk to me a little bit about yourself as a teenage girl what did you write about? and. >> there is of primary source for this book, and that is the journal might cut as adolescents and. nothing gossipy. nothing about high school. you know, there is just -- it is about this metaphysical questions which started when i was 12. >> and this is a journal -- let's go back for a moment. th