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in the shadow of philadelphia's gleaming skyscrapers, just across the river in camden, new jersey, the opening day of little league baseball is nothing short of a major league miracle. in so many community no one would bat an eye on this. kids playing baseball in the summer. it's normal but wasn't happening here. >> for close to two decades, baseball and softball had disappeared from the landscape here in the city of camden. >> brian grew up here amid the crime and did time himself for armed robbery. but he turned his life around, got a master's and founded a little league to keep kids off the streets and on the fields. >> we're using baseball to tackle a number of social issues. public safety, we're displacing crime. redeveloping the social fabric that had disappeared. >> and it's working. though it can't get all the credit since little league started six years ago, crime has dropped 40%. the adults say the good thing about the programs, it keeps kids from getting in trouble. do you believe that? >> i do. i've seen less and less crimes from youth now that the baseball team is here. >>

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temperatures in the mid-90s feel more like 100 and code red heat advisories ar place for both camdencross the bridge in philadelphia where a walk to catch mass t nsit willtch up to you. health officials are reminding folks to check onseniors including residents or relatives with any breathing issues. this nearly weeke long wave means extended hours for the city's spray parks as well as pools. from camden city, i'm sydney long, nbc 0 news. >> the kids make gushing water good news. >> let's go to philadelphia where this morning not something that's que so fun. want to nea what 14 million gallons of water gushing down the street looks like? there you go. this snarled the morning rush hour, as you can imagine. crews were able to stem the flow of water and it took them three hours to do it. thousands of custers lost power and for some that meant no air conditioning as temperatures push up into the mid-90s. officials don't believe heat was a factor. >> that was a big old water main break in center city, philadelphia. >> amelia, did i hear you say officially this is the hottest r.ay of the

>> sally porter was an 11-year-old girl born and raised in camden new jersey and sometime in the spring of 1948 she had been dared by a group of girls in her school. she wanted to join. it was sort of like a girls club or something along those lines and she wanted to be among the popular kids. she was a lonely girl. being raised by single mothers, her father had killed herself when she was six years old. and but there it was. she had to steal on the book from a local woolworths. she had come out of prison for serving time for various crimes and he catches her out and then as he's doing so he says i'm an fbi agent and you're under arrest. he wasn't an fbi agent but sally didn't know better. so he let her go and for several months she thinks she's home free and in june 1948, he finds her again. and says you have to come with me or else you're going to go to the reform school though he essentially manipulates her into telling her mother they're going to go away to atlantic city for a week and she agrees because she's feeling guilty. she wants to get sally a vacation. allie goes away to atl

hey, tf you came camden yards ou saw aen gnome day, good one. if you came dressed like the give away, check what's in your bottle. rough season for chris davis and the orioles. to ta today, a bright spot. vis blast this is one to center. alex smith has a beat on it. wait look, he goes over the wall for a two run homer. you see smith's reaction. rtake a close look. it is in his glove but pops over the fence. smith can't believe itst the firf two home runs on the day. davis puts the orioles up 3-0. lots of talk vaundisurroundins joneith the team rebuilding. he can be dealt at trade deadline. if this is the last game with the orioles, he's going out with a bang, literally. rbi single in the second. nine gameea hitting str for jones. they go on to win 11-5. they take the series from the tampa bay raise ys. a couple player inducted into the baseball hall of fame today vlad guerriera. his time with the expos. career average of .318. that's getting it done. so is jim thome. he gets induct ld as a cleveland indian. remember on t phillies. did end his pl

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"capital gazette" employees who were killed in that targeted attack while a tribute played out in camdence. the paper writing in part, we will never be the same as we were now that rebecca, john, gerald, and rob are gone. someday we hope to be as good again. >>> john melendez, stuttering john from the howard stern show, says he was connected to president trump aboard air force one after pretending to be new jersey senator bob menendez's assistant. >> i go to the guys that i'm bob menendez's assistant. they didn't ask me one question. >> in an audio recording between two men the person who menendez says is trump discusses his views on immigration. the white house has not commented on that call. >>> in over 700 cities from coast to coast, people were taking to the streets to protest the separation of migrant children from their parents at the southern border. thousands of people participated in families belong together rallies and marched with a message aimed -- directed at president trump and his administration's zero tolerance immigration policy. >> we are sick and of seeing those childr

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the five "capital gazette" employees killed in that targeted attack while a tribute played out at camden a moment of silence. the paper issued this open letter thanking well wishers writing in part, quote, we will never be the same as we were now that rebecca, wendy, john, gerrold, and rob are gone. >>> rescue teams in thailand continuing their desperate search for 12 missing boys and their soccer coach who disappeared inside a flooded underground cave over a week on signs of month degrees a team of s.e.a.l. divers waded through the murky waters to a passageway that could lead them to where the boys may have taken shelter. parents continue to keep up their long vigil at the mouth of the cave and pope francis has said he is also praying for them. with a break in the rain easing flooding, rescue efforts have picked up again. officials say there still hasn't been any contact with the missing teen. >>> as many of us hit the road for the july fourth holiday, maybe -- i don't know if you're family's going to do that -- gas prices are something you're watching, they're on the rise in areas with

during this inquiry, evidence was taken from retailers here in camden to learn how realfur was mis—sold it doesn't happen again. and the report calls for clearer labelling and stronger enforcement of the rules by trading standards. mps also want the government to begin a consultation on whether the sale of all types of real fur should be outlawed. sarah corker, bbc news he was famed for performances such as his heart—rendering portrayal ofjohn merrick in ‘the elephant man'. but sirjohn hurt was also a hugely talented artist. now, more than a year after his death, his paintings are being shown to the public for the first time. our reporter ian barmer has been to see the exhibition. no one excethohn hurt‘s family and friends has seen this many of his artworks together in one place. he was a man who drew, constantly. and painted whenever he could around his many acting commitments. this is clearly a self—portrait. i think this was probably about 2010, or 2011, when john did this, but i always loved it. i used to, at night, i would be taking pilchard the dog for a walk down the track and jo

her deputies were serving a warrant at the residence of steven blake crawford in the 5200 block of camden ave in the city of san jose. sound from laurie smith, santa clara county sheriffwhen we knocked on the door crawford killed himself. we are still on the scene investigating this murder and any other murders he may have been involved in. sheriff laurie smith said investigaters kept a picture of perry on their wall for 44 years waiting for closure. sound from laurie smith, santa clara county sheriffit is great to have closure it has been very difficult for the investigators and her family. in sj gabe slate kron 4 news ( marty )coming up after the break... the hot weather isn't letting up just yet... the wildfire precautions officials took at the marin county fairgrounds. ( marty )plus... thousands rally across the country in support of keeping families together. we'll take you to a rally at dolores park in san francisco. ( marty )and... amazon says it's making it easier... and prescriptions.u to fill your battery in your smart lock? maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't have to act

during this inquiry, evidence was taken from retailers here in camden to learn how realfur was mis—soldppen again. and the report calls for clearer labelling and stronger enforcement of the rules by trading standards. mps also want the government to begin a consultation on whether the sale of all types of real fur should be outlawed. sarah corker, bbc news. need yourfarmers for the need your farmers for the days ahead. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz shafernaker. the heat is back. some of us absolutely the heat is back. some of us a bsolutely love the heat is back. some of us absolutely love this hot and sunny weather, others cannot stand it. the heatwave this week will be mostly felt across southern and eastern parts of the country, so elsewhere towards the west and the north not quite so hot, but very humid whenever you go, and this night is going to be very warm across the uk. it is possible that the temperature in the south will drop now lower than 20 celsius, even 17 in belfast. the chance of a few showers across north—western areas through the course of monday,

during this enquiry, evidence was taken from retailers here in camden to learn how realfur was mis—soldve been put in place to make sure it does not happen again. and the report calls for clearer labelling and stronger enforcement of the rules by trading standards. mps also want the government to begin a consultation on whether the sale of all types of real fur should be outlawed. sarah corker, bbc news. we'll be speaking to conservative mp neil parish, who chairs the environment, food and rural affairs committee in a few minutes' time. japan is in the grip of an intense heatwave that has killed more than 30 people and caused thousands to be taken ill. temperatures reached 40.7 degrees celsius during a record—breaking week where thermometers haven't dipped below 38 degrees. the soaring temperatures are complicating recovery efforts following floods and landslides, which killed more than 200 people earlier this month. police in los angeles have arrested a suspect after he held a0 people hostage inside a supermarket for three hours. the gunman barricaded himself inside the store after cra

during this inquiry, evidence was taken from retailers here in camden to learn how realfur was mis—sold clearer labelling and stronger enforcement of the rules by trading standards. mps also want the government to begin a consultation on whether the sale of all types of real fur should be outlawed. sarah corker, bbc news. now if you're afraid of heights, you might want to look away during this next report. spectators in paris have watched a tightrope walker performing in front of one of the city's most iconic sights. andy beatt has the story. they call paris the city of lights. for one afternoon in the montmartre neighbourhood it was the city of heights. with the skyline as her backdrop, french tightrope walker tatiana—mosio bongonga started 35 metres above montmartre hill and inched her way towards one of the city's most famous sights, the sacre coeur basilica. she wasn't the only one hanging by a thread. down below, they looked on filled with wonder, admiration but also a little fear. this stunt done without a security cable. translation: it was very surprising and very dangerous. it

and on the streets the camden in north london. is football coming home?ere is ben roach. hello again, if the heat is getting a bit too much for you, there's something a bit cooler on the way through the next few days but not just yet. for most of us, the rest of today brings plenty more dry and hot weather with strong sunshine but the first hint of something cooler beginning to push in across the north west of scotland with extra cloud, a very small chance of a shower in southern scotland and northern england. the further south you are, lots of sunshine and temperatures in the south—east up to 31 or 32. as we go into the evening and overnight, you can see some of the cloud in northern scotland will work its way down the east coast and there could be the odd spot of drizzle and clear spells

during this enquiry evidence was taken from retailers in camden to learn how real fur was being soldarer labelling and stronger enforcement of the rules by trading standards. mps also want the government to begin a consultation on whether the sale of all types of real fur should on whether the sale of all types of realfur should be on whether the sale of all types of real fur should be outlawed. if you are afraid of heights, you might want to look away for a moment. suspended 115 feet in the airand with no moment. suspended 115 feet in the air and with no security cable, this is the tightrope artist scaling the skyline above paris. she spent the last year preparing for the stunt. and afterwards she described the walk as magical. now it is time to take a look at the weather. here is stabbed in a us. it is going to be warm, hot for some of us, as we head into next week. we could be looking at the hottest speu could be looking at the hottest spell of the year so far. temperatures in the low 30s. there will be a lot of warmth tomorrow. variable cloud. some showers. showers continue acros

during this inquiry, evidence was taken from retailers here in camden to learn how realfur was mis—sold sure it doesn't happen again. and the report calls for clearer labelling and stronger enforcement of the rules by trading standards. mps also want the government to begin a consultation on whether the sale of all types of real fur should be outlawed. sarah corker, bbc news. turning five is a milestone for any youngster but prince george has had some photographs taken. they were taken at the christening of his younger brother louis. he has always wowed the cameras, here at his birth, and then later at this christmas portrait. then he started to explore a bit more and aged three, with the younger sister vying for parental attention, george still managed to make his presence felt. this picture of the young prince shows him on his first day at school. and a happy birthday to prince george. virgin media customers have lost access to ten tv channels showing popular shows including taskmaster, red dwarf and one born every minute. it's all down to a row between the company and uktv over fees.

during this inquiry, evidence was taken from retailers here in camden to learn how realfur was mis—sold have been put in place to make sure it doesn't happen again. and the report calls for clearer labelling and stronger enforcement of the rules by trading standards. mps also want the government to begin a consultation on whether the sale of all types of real fur should be outlawed. sarah corker, bbc news. golf, and defending champion jordan spieth is one of three players tied for the lead on nine under par heading into today's final round at the open championship at carnoustie. but there's a formidable chasing pack, including a revitalised tiger woods. let's speak to katherine downes at carnoustie, where play is under way. the leaders and the chasing pack going out over the next couple of hours, today has been teed up as a battle between 2a ridgejordan spieth, going for his first major title in four years, going up against 14 time major winner tiger woods who is back after a decade out. jordan spieth could cement his place among the best with back—to—back open titles. i've always wante

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there will also be ceremonies today in camden, new jersey and philadelphia. >>> if you're planning totay home to celebrate for the fourth, keep in mind you could get into a little trouble for setting off your own fireworks. >> it's easy and legal to buy krour o your own in the distri. when you cross the merchandiary border with intention of starting your own sky show ill get you into trouble. >> you go off the line, you're liable to get pulled over, locked up, whatever. >> welave a list of public displays throughout the entire dmv in the nbc washington app. joining us now is montgomery county with a closer look at keeping you safe on this july t'h. >> w the deal? nothing is legal in montgomery .oun as pat and i were just discussing with you, not even thes. sparkl >> even sparklers are illega all fireworks are illegal in those threesd jutions. >> sparklers, we all use them as kids. they seem so innocent. >> and fun. >> the tip of that sparklers is between 2 and 3,000 as we give it to the youngest of our family members and they are swinging it around, it's easy and danls fgerous for som

game, the team tweeting a picture of friday's paper and the five white roses in the press booth at camden yards, tributes even spread to new england, where patriots coach, an annapolis native bill belichick issued this statement for my entire life the capital has been my hometown newspaper. my family and i have enjoyed special relationships with the many great people who have worked from the newspaper. my heart goes out to the victims, their families, and the entire annapolis community for this terrible and senseless tragedy. meanwhile, the gunman jarrod ramos making his first court appearance by video conference wearing a green jumpsuit, eerily emotionalless, being denied bail as the state's attorney detailed him barricading a rear exit preventing anyone from escaping the carnage. ramos next court appearance will likely before a grand jury or a pretrial hearing in circuit court. meanwhile more members of this community turn out to these memorials like the one behind me. jon? jon: griff jenkins in annapolis, thank you. >>> ted cruz going against his own party in an up coming election. the

thpo graeme is sd to start at camden yards at 7:00 p.m. they have half-dollar-size hail there. a lot of areas saw strong are storms. storms will be o east the i-95 corridor after 7:00. other thanthat, we're going to be dry after 9:00. less humidity as we get throu tonight and then lower humidity through the day tomorrow. plenty of sunshine around f your saturday with temperatures in the mid 80s. we are comfortable for this weekend. now the humidity starts coming back just a little bit as we get into your monday. by tuesday, we'reown right oppressive again. that humidity is going to be with usne tuesday, way and thursday of next week. enjoy the weekend. glad we can dry it out a little bit. chance of isolated storms on sunday. a chance for thunder next week starting late monday night. >> the good news, not as much rain next week as we saw this past week. wead record rainfall amounts across the area. not the huge potential in the forecast for your up coming workweek monday through friday. really thi it's great news. the severe weather threat starting to comeown for our area. we'll

in camden, new jerse hundreds were sworn in as american citizens.ta for a morning race where temperatures were already in the 80s. >> heat streak. know about that one and know about it well. >>> supporters of the president are t expressinir outge of a t-shirt told on walmart's website. it reads "impeach 45," a eference to president trump. the #boycottwalmint was tre for some time. these items are sold from a ird partyeller and have since been removed from the website. >>> we have sad news from the nationalod zoo. one of two endangered baby monkeys has died. it fell while being nursed by its parents. the zoo sending out these pictures just after the babies were born. they are native to south america. they have a high whotailimortal. the surviving monkey is healthy an developing quickly. >>> the soccer team trapped in the cave system in thailand is going to have to spend another night there more than half a mile under ewound. >> theisk and the attempt to get them out of there and why they could be trapped for months. >>> and take a live look outside r

certificaemonies will take plac camden, new jersey and philadelphia. >>> just info timthe fourth, the right and the wrong way to display your flag. o based on the flag code, you can displayld glory outside from sunrise to sunset. if you want to display the flag after dark, it must be properly illuminated. if it's hangim a porch, the bleu section, union should be at the peak of the staff. it should never touch anything below it or touch the ground. >>> another privacy issue. anybodyone impacting who ever blocked other users from seeing their page. >>> one man's wild ride caught on camera. lauryn? >> temperatures alrea in the low 80s. we'll continue to take the temperatures into the mid to upper 80s beforenoon. feeling more like the mid-90s by e timehe nats game starts at 11:00. the full forecas we'll talk about rain chances heading into the afternoon. that's all coming up after the break. here's money for pizza. here's the wi-fi password, but, if you go online while the boys are onlinelo here'the internet cana. here'down and... password, they don't like it. you guys don't have fios? [m

ceremonies take place in camden new jersey. >>> based on the federal flag code you can you can display oll y sunrise to sunset. if you want to display it after dark,t has to be properly illuminated. the blue stion of the flag should be at the peak of the staff. the flag suldever touch anything below it or the ground. >>> still ahead, facebook contends with it yet another privacyissue. >> this could impact anybody who blocked other users from seein their pages. plus, one man's wild ride all caughtn camera. lauryn has a look at your forecast. >>> got off the roadway again. he's gone sideways. >>> driver with a dash camera spotted a car barreling down a new jersey highway at close to 100 miles an hour. it sideswiped an suv and even plowed through a highway sign. police eventually caught up with that car. the driver faces charges for heroin and a syringe found in the car along with several traffic violations. >>> 6:13 our time right now. facebook is dealing with another privacy mishap. >> a software buec ad about 800,000 users.e this tim it unblocked some users who were previously blocked

this is aboard southbound 70 near camden and the connector at 85, and looks like an oovernight crash and possibly a rollover there and that is why there is more debris, but it is blocking the ramp which is great news for anybody heading down there and they should be clearing it out with enough time. and in san jose, they have a couple more vehicles out there and tired and i bet you that i have two shots of expresso in the drinks as well. and ift not, i will need another one later. thank you. >> you and me, both. now, to the intense situation developing in thailand this morning. the rescue operations are continuing for the dozen boys and they soccer coach. more than a week later and they are still trapped inside of that cave. time is running out before a possible monsoon heads in threatening to derail all of the progress they have made so far. >> and we are hearing from thailand more about that frantic effort to get people out. bill neely >> yes, it is frantic rescue efforts here to continue to try to find a way to rescue the boy, and half a mile beneath me, and 12 boys, and they are

during this inquiry, evidence was taken from retailers here in camden to learn how realfur was mis—soldstandards. mps also want the government to begin a consultation on whether the sale of all types of real fur should be outlawed. sarah corker, bbc news. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with stav hello there, parts of england and wales next week will experience the warmest spell so far. humidity can be pretty unbearable for some. but tomorrow, warm and humid for many places, tonight, these systems will bring thick clouds to northwestern scotland, also the it would be largely dry and particularly towns and cities, so monday there‘ll be variable cloud in spells of sunshine breaking through across large parts of england and wales, thicker cloud in northern ireland and the simon scotland. reaching a high 20 in the low 30s, stays hot across areas that the week, a little bit cooler and cloudier. hello this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines. a three—year—old boy who was seriously injured in a suspected acid attack in a shop in worcester has been released from hospital. one

also have a new crash in san jose, northbound 85 just before you get to camden avenue.s involved in that, and lane three blocked there. definitely some delays approaching that scene. no crashes along this route, but southbound 680 through walnut creek certainly stop and go as you approach the highway 24 split. >> thanks. >> the reservoir and yosemite national park stands. an appeals court rejected an effort to drain the reservoir yesterday. members of the group in berkeley plan to take their fight to the state supreme court. they say the reservoir floods a part of the park and it's unreasonable method of water diversion. san francisco won approval from congress to build the dam in 1913. the reservoir supplies water to more than 2.5 million people here in the bay area. >> right now, amazon reportedly working on a visual search feature for snapchat that's according to tech crunch. and the feature is being developed for android phones to buy products on amazon. it's called visual search. tech crunch says all you have to do is press and hold on snapchat to identify an objec

and on the street the camden in north london. is football coming home? it might be. then you might miss another goal all you are a parched for the rest of the game. we have thought about this. it was whether to enjoy a cold drink. it was. whatever happens with the football, it will be a memorable summer, whatever way you slice it, because of this prolonged dry and hot spell. this is how it looked for a weather watcher up early in cornwall top hot, dry weatherfor many. some strong sunshine. i will show you the satellite picture. you can see extra cloud creeping into northern and western parts of the country and that is associated with a cold weather front, country and that is associated with a cold weatherfront, quite country and that is associated with a cold weather front, quite weak. behind it, we get into some slightly cooler air which was spreading to all areas in the next few days. then we have more cloud into northern scotla nd we have more cloud into northern scotland and a bit into northern ireland. the further south you are, more in the way of sunshine and t

during this enquiry evidence was taken from retailers here in camden to learn how real fur was mis— soldve been put in place to make sure it does not happen again. in the report called for clearer labelling and stronger enforcement of the rules by trading standards. mps also want the government to begin a consultation on whether the sale of all types of real fur should on whether the sale of all types of realfur should be on whether the sale of all types of real fur should be outlawed. we'll be speaking to conservative mp neil parish who chairs the environment, food and rural affairs committee just after 8:00. a woman who lost nine members of her family in a tourist boat accident on a lake in the united states has been describing the disaster. tia coleman said passengers were told they would not need life jackets, but if she had managed to reach one, she might have saved her three children. 1a other passengers were killed in the disaster. i couldn't see anybody, couldn't hear anything, i could hear screams, it felt like i was out there on my own and i was yelling and i was screaming and

during this enquiry, evidence was taken from retailers here in camden to learn how realfur was mis—soldhat changes have been put in place to make sure it does not happen again. and the report calls for clearer labelling and stronger enforcement of the rules by trading standards. mps also want the government to begin a consultation on whether the sale of all types of real fur should be outlawed. sarah corker, bbc news. a woman who lost nine members of her family in a tourist boat accident on a lake in the united states has been describing the disaster. tia coleman said passengers were told they would not need lifejackets but if she had managed to reach one she might have saved her three children. 14 other passengers were killed in the disaster. the captain did say something about life jackets. he said above you are your life jackets. there are three sizes. he said i'm going to show you where they are but you won't need them, so no need to worry. though we didn't grab them. if i was able to get a life jacket, i could have saved my babies. japan is in the grip of an intense heatwave that h

who is associate professor of history at rutgers university camden. he is an expert in african- american history and the civil rights movement. finally, at the end of the table is belinda davis. who is professor of history at rutgers university in new brunswick. and director of the rutgers center for european studies. she is here to speak to us about activism in germany. in the 1960s. my name is christine larocco and adam editor of mh be and program manager here at the hc. to get started, i wanted to go back to a question that came up especially this morning and that is the tendency certainly among a lot of americans to think about the early 60s and the late 60s as very different. we have talked over the course about one of the benefits of this panel is that we can get an international perspective on the question. although i'm eager of course to have the american speak as well. the question on the table is how different truly were these eras, why do we think of them as so different and how accurate is that perception. >> i can start with a little bit

and on the streets the camden in north london. is football coming home? it might be.ople tuned in to watch the three lions make history. it's coming home. football is coming home. the authorities in thailand confirm a rescue operation is under way — to save 12 boys and their football coach trapped in a cave. more problems for the prime minister after borisjohnson strongly criticises her new plans for a brexit deal with the eu.

to her right is wayne glassger, associate professor of history at rutgers university camden. he is an expert in african-american history and the civil rights movement. then finally at the end of our table, belinda davis, professor of history at rutgers university new brunswick and director of the rutgers center for european studies. she's here mostly to speak to us about activism in germany in the 1960s. my name christina larocco. i'm scholarly programs manager here at hsp. >>> so to get started, i wanted to hop back to a question that came up especially this morning, and that is that tendency certainly among a lot of americans to think about the early '60s and the late '60s as very different. we've talked about this, of course. one of the benefits of this panel is that we can really get an international perspective on the question, although i'm eager, of course, to have our americanists speak, as well. so the question on the table then is how different truly were these eras? why do we think of them as so different? and how accurate is that perception? >> so i can start with

they assumed they were in camden but they weren't. they were not known about for decades. the last few years time had gone by and the story came out. what was interesting is that they noticed these people in west philly and other places including a professor, an interesting man. he worked with them too. this was really a war against free speech. right? so these people were not only being watched but they were being actively undermined by provocateurs. it was obvious because they were clean cut and they said let's bomb. what are you doing? they were not discreet about being these hippies. so this was what they were dealing with. they said we're going to fight back and they raided the files. it led to the discovery of a program which was something that no one knew about in the government. this comes out at the time the watergate investigations. the congress, an active congress, got quite motivated to get to the bottom of what was the fbi doing, the cia, nixon. so a very different time. very interesting currents unleashed by this investigation in 1971. >> marc? >> yeah, i wou

and minor delays on the northern line with no service between camden town and oval — southbound.e kinsella. good morning. well, it was quite a refreshing weekend following all the heat we had. quite a bit of rain quenching those thirsty gardens. today we've still got a few showers around but some sunny spells. and over the next few days it looks like the heat is going to build back in again. now, back to today, we have just got a light breeze compared to the weekend. south—westerly blowing through the showers. one or two heavy ones potentially. fewer showers this afternoon, with some sunny spells and temperatures getting up to 25 in central london. overnight tonight, we will get some clear spells at first and then more cloud building in through the second part of the night. again, one or two heavy showers potentially. you might just hear a rumble of thunder. minimum temperature, not especially cold, between 14—16 celsius. so a mild start tomorrow morning. some sunny spells, again, some scattered showers around for tuesday. and look at the temperatures. building up to head towards

camden raised output to 10.3 million barrels, the biggest monthly jump since july, 2013.in libya plus ongoing supply losses in venezuela and angola meant overall output from the cartel rose only slightly. they're said to be pulling some mod el83 -- model 3 production, the line will resume on thursday, this will allow the company to carry out basic maintenance work. some analysts questions whether tess la would be able to sustain higher production rates. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and atticing to be on twitter. powered by more than 172 journalists and analyst. david: let's get become to the top story. chinese currency weakening past 6.7, a key level for when they're seen to step in to defend currency. we have our managing editor chris to talk about. this i'm scratching my head now. should we expect the tboc to step in? chris: yeah, really fascinating battle here in the currency market. so just last week our china markets grew survey traders and strategists and they thought the pboc would step. in no sign of that yet. just on sunday, morgan stanley was saying that

happened for a matter of time and the fbi never found them, because they believed it was a group in camden that was broken in, and they were not known about for decades burk in the last few years the time had gone by and the story came out, but what is interesting is that they notice aed that the people in west philly and other places and including a professor at haverford college, and you may have heard of professor davrdon, but this is a war of the free speech, and the people were not only being watched, but actively undermined by a provocateurs dressed up as fbi agents, and it was clear who they were, and they were cleancut, and let's bomb, and what are you doing? so they were not discrete to be the hippies. and so this is what they were going to do, and they said fight back and so they raided the files and it did lead interes g interestingly in the end the discovery of the program that was something that nobody in the government knew about and this is coming out at the time of the watergate investigations and so the active congress about these kinds of things got quite motivated to get

higher verizon had strong numbers and we're up 190 points on the dow at the close ringing the bell is camdend tv ameritrade at the nasdaq. sara, back to you. >>> welcome to "the closing bell." i'm sara i.d.'seisen. will fr wilfred frost will be joining us in a moment. dow managing to gain 0.8%. s&p 500 up 0.5%. nasdaq slipped it was up 1%, hit nug intraday record highs and russell down 1% for the small cap stocks two big names getting ready to report earnings after the bell we'll get results from at&t and texas instruments. and of course we'll bring you the numbers as soon as they are out. as far as today's market panel, we've got michael and sandy villeri. whirlpool was the biggest loser, which we will talk about i usually turn to mike santolli now and ask what stood out to you. >> i think it's tremendous when you ask a president that talks about lower street rates, talks about how the stock market should be going up, throw some protection to the agricultural producers regarding what's happening with tariffs i think there's a lot of positive sentiment out there coming from the administratio