this was the straw that broke the camel's back. not the two sides, charlottesville. not the pardoning of joe arpaio. this was the straw that broke the camel's back. why this and not other snings. >> you put it very well. this was proverbial straw that broke the camel's back. we've been working to get them to recognize that the presses's primary role should be somebody who brings this great nation together. somebody who illustrates empathy and who tries hard to find the commonality amongst all of us when this decision was being debated. we were working throughout the weekend as hard as we could. this was the line of the sand for me. these 800,000 dreamers in this country don't, are ineligible for any kind of welfare. any kind of government subsidies. they pay over $2 billion in taxes every year. they have a 91% employment rate. 65,000 of them graduate from high school every year. 10,000 graduate from college every year. >> right. >> they've undergone extensive back ground checks. this was the line in the sand for me. >> javier -- ja

as kron four's jeff pierce reports...it was more camels and foxes and parrots.amel named marcello came to john muir hospital in walnut creek to help celebrate national rehablitation awareness week. she was just one of several exotic animals that have been trained in patient rehabilitation, he's an african fox called a fenic, they're actually found in the sahara. an african bush baby is not a monkey it is related to the lemurs from east africa this is scarlet and she's an electis parrot from the solomen islands. john muir hospital has a well established pet therapy program but having exotic pets is a special moment for patients and staff. we have the regular pet therapy dogs but this one's a day when patients, and staff really, to enjoy exotic animals who are therapy trained. the animals come from lyon ranch an organization that rescues exotic animals and trains them. they're therapy animals and we go to hospitals, nursing homes, senior facillities. hospital staff and the animal handlers are convinced that animal therapy is effective. they had a patient that was

look at thanks for your time tonight we appreciate it there was a camel and a military analyst thank you. russia could take the u.s. to court over the situation concerning their diplomatic properties in san francisco new york and washington d.c. because it gives them are you sure are american counterparts didn't let russia use its property it's a violation of our property rights i will tell the foreign ministry to go to court we'll see how well the highly praised dish or system in the u.s. works well on thursday washington demanded russia vacate its consulate in san francisco and to diplomatic entities this follows on from president trump's decision to extend sanctions against russia over alleged election meddling wasco responded by demanding u.s. cut its diplomatic staff in the country to the same number of people russia has in america speaking at the bric summit in china the russian president also said that tougher sanctions meanwhile against north korea over its nuclear program are useless and also believes that further military escalation on the korean peninsula could lead to quo

. >>> we'll look at camel back mountain. a few views. we'll show how different each neighborhood is right now. camel back mountain is beautiful this morning for the sunrise. you have the gorgeous colors and mostly clear sky. farther south to philadelphia, a cloud deck but peek of sunshine. the clouds will break in the afternoon for a mix of clouds and sun. mostly cloudy to start. this is interest, southern delaware has -- this interesting, southern delaware has a good deal of clouds. wilmington is fairly clear. clouds off in the distance but not terribly cloudy currently. in and out clouds today. we're also seeing very humid conditions and temperatures warmer than average. here's the wide view of temperatures. 73 at the jersey shore and 70 south jersey. suburbs at 66. in square, we'll look at the neighborhood temps, 7 at harmony hills and clay mount. 71 in middletown. low 70s through sussex county, rehoboth beach, 72. you do beach at 7 -- dewey beach at 73. very hot for this time of year. the average high is 74 in philadelphia. we're goi

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marcello the camel made an appearance... she was joined by an african fox called a fenic.o a african bush baby-- which is related to lemurs. dont forget about scarlet-- the electis parrot form the solomen islands. the animals come from lyon ranch-- an organization that rescues exotic animals and trains them. hospital staff and the animal handlers are convinced that animal therapy is effective. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(steve) grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with look at what we're working on for kron 4 news at 9. ((grant))that's right pam and steve....a bay area community...on alert tonight. after video shows a man peeping through windows in the middle of the night. now neighbors tell us it has been happening for weeks...and they want police to do something about it.a live report..is coming up in just minutes. plus...we are getting our first look at the man accused of running over two bay area police officers after allegedly shoplifting from a grocery store.the serious charges he now faces.((grant)) and did you feel a little rain today?what can we expec

. >> reporter: after comparing notes and photos with police in other cities, camel investigators linked couple to three other daytime robberies on september 8th, one in santa clara, one in sunnyvale and another at this bank of america in san jose. >> incredibly surprising. wow, what are you thinking about, buddy? i see policemen here all the time. i hope they catch him. >> reporter: police are also releasing a description of the suspect's vehicle. it's a dark gray nissan sentra, four door, newer model with a spare tire on the driver's side. police are reminding bank customers to be careful. >> kind of be aware of your surroundings. look around. make sure there's nobody watching you. >> reporter: if you recognize the suspects, you're asked to call the campbell police department. in campbell, katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> new surveillance video shows a masked robber demanding money from a bayridge toll worker. watch now. the robber's arm is hanging out the window pointing at the cash register, parentally waving a gun at one point. investigators say two men in the black mercedes got away

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. >> reporter: after comparing notes and photos with police in other cities, camel investigators linkedouple to three other daytime robberies on september 8th, one in santa clara, one in sunnyvale and another at this bank of america in san jose. >> incredibly surprising. wow, what are you thinking about, buddy? i see policemen here all the time. i hope they catch him. >> reporter: police are also gveinashicle. aes it's a dark gray nissan sentra, side.or, newer model wit's a police are reminding bank customers to be careful. >> kind of be aware of your surroundings. look around. make sure there's nobody watching you. >> reporter: if you recognize the suspects, you're asked to call the campbell police department. in campbell, katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> new surveillance video shows a masked robber demanding money from a bay bridge toll worker. watch now. the robber's arm is hanging out the window pointing at the cash register, parentally waving a gun at one point. investigators say two men in the black mercedes got away with nearly $3,000 yesterday afternoon. they also hit the carquine

increasing number of attacks on driver >> what happened the other day is the straw that broke the camel's back. no one should have to operate a city public bus under those condition >> you see all these officers and supervisors standing around instead of them threatening my people, why don't you get on the damn bus and ride with them so they're safe? that's the answer to this. >>> 38-year-old opal brown is she's been ordered to stay away from the x 2 bus line but not banned fro system. >>> allegations of kickbacks and bribe at virginia's department of transportation >> matt ackland is in newsroom working on this story. matt? >> shawn, tony this has been a story we've been talking about since last night. there's a new development in this case, today, we were in federal court and we heard from an fbi agent. coming up after the break, we'll tell you what that fbi agent had to say. >>> if you got an idea for a story call fox 5 tip line, some best stories come from you. the number is 202-895-3000, you can also e-mail your tips to fox5tips@wttg.com. we'll be right back z2fwcz z16fz y2fwcy y16fy

the farmer breeds high yield camels. besides producing a lot of milk they don't have horns animal rights groups consider this an ethical. but any to think impurely practical terms for ones can be dangerous. if you get butted in the chair asked with a sharp warn you'll end up with a bruise at the very least if not an injury that could swell up and become fatal. as young. some of anita lucas and videos have attracted over one million views it goes to show that people obviously are interested in knowing where their food comes from. the challenges facing families with band hard core school general secretary of the german farmers federation it's a lovely group in your members i believe range from huge agribusinesses to small organic market garden as how do you represent such a varied member base when they have such a very demands actually we are we are representing almost a million family members in the rural areas in germany and this is this is quite a challenge and there's many differences between the farms to address in di

the humiliating loss on thursday appears to have been the strong that broke -- straw that broke the camelsack. we look at the view from the sports staff. do you think it was that loss in paris that did it? >> i think that was the third strike for carlo ancelotti. there were some that happened earlier. look at the team, 3-0 defeat, the biggest they have ever suffered in the champions league in 16 years, domestically. they are coming off of a draw in munich, they had a 2-0 lead in halftime, and then they lost again. three strikes and you are out. a clublike bayern munich specifically brought carlo ancelotti on board to win the champions league. winning the bundesliga is no big news. so three strikes you're out, those are the rules. sarah: it seemed like he was an odd man out at the beginning. what do you think the problem was? >> i think the players were not on the page that they were supposed to be following. recently, the president said, five players specifically were on the other side of the fence in the locker room and it causes issues. and thomas muller reached a benchmark recently with

he got a bright yellow vest son's he's got a bright colorado shirt wearing camel pants in that unmistakableelmet and jim and shawn this is what they're telling us about this. they don't think this was coincidence, these fires happened to show up here on campus last night. this is why. last night, while this was going on, there was a presentation here at au and it was the demonstration of the new anti-racist program that was a going to be part of the curriculum in the community. the professor who was running that was abraham kendi. we sat down with him and university president you saw at the top. the brand new president, sylvia brual, we spoke to him about the message it sends to the student body. we talked to her about what's going to go on as far as tighter security. >> this is the latest attempt on this campus community as groups are trying to frighten other communities around this country. >> i think what we do know is from the security that is on campus that we actually have a suspect. not a person of interest, a suspect. and for all of those who actually are watching and listening, we

mistakes need to be corrected one need to work with the syrian government and the russian military ok camelit we'll leave it there was good to get your thoughts though on this that was military analyst thank you. you're watching r c international let us how we can looks fine i will back with more use in just. make this manufacture consent instead of public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the financial merry go round we don't want. to ignore middle of the room sick. leave room for the real news is really. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to. have to go right to be close this is what before three of them or can't be good. interested always at the water's edge. there should. be seen years ago i traveled across the united states exploring america's deadly love affair with a gun if a bad guy tried to get to one of my family members he would have better a lot better knife. and hurting whatever my my baby is since my book was published in the year two thousand more than a hole f

the refugee crisis two thousand and fifty and basically you've all seen the stroke which broke the camel's neck it started two thousand and nine with the. controversies over the euro and big and the greek economic and financial crisis and these prices were never really solved and the public opinion was very much opposed to offer of transforming the european union and current in a kind of social transfer union nobody wants this nobody wants to pay for the mistakes and that no one discipline of other countries and i think this kind of argument was very well exploited by the way of fifty and alone because the left parties didn't touch upon this deliverance route and now they're coming in there's a new effect or and i think that under the leadership of frist and in the d.f.t. period will be a much more pronounced and. but then the government as the s.p.d. balsam the great polish piece of preaching coming speech much appreciated peter should say as my guest on and fresh a professor of international relations at the university all. ok and i think that is all we have time for is at this hour so l

the seller, the story goes, may or may not be an heir to the camel cigarette fortune. >> it was said a member of the tobacco reynolds family, so we can assume that it may have been r.j. reynolds. >> however he acquires it, the 1913 nickel gives walton a special status on the coin-show circuit. >> it was a calling card of sorts because if you were one of the owners of a 1913 nickel, you were an important collector. >> walton plays the role of swaggering, inscrutable collector to the hilt. once he's seen nonchalantly flipping his famous nickel! wasn't he worried about scratching it? his reply -- "no, because it's a fake." >> the reason being since it's a valuable coin, he used it for display rather than the real one. >> he promises to display the real one at a show in wilson, north carolina, where he's a headliner. with about $250,000 worth of rare coins, he sets out on the drive from roanoke to wilson. nowadays you'd be in some sort of, like, armored truck! >> that's how things were back then. you would never see that today, but wilson was having their first show, so it was going to b

news still to come tensions remain high in spain as the madrid government tries to thwart a camel anddrive for independence in barcelona a night of furious protests after the arrest of a number of regional leaders involved with planning to independence but. well google's been out shopping again they've got deep pockets as we know this time it's all about the smart phone market more like a very and you need to invest in order to grow we know that and google is strengthening its hardware business now it's just struck a one point one billion dollar deal with taiwanese electronics company h t c that deal puts two thousand engineers from aged smartphone division under google's roof the internet giant is trying to bolster its position in a sector dominated by apple and samsung the move could allow google to better integrate its android smartphone software with its own hardware google expects the deal to close by early twenty eighteen provided it gets the all clear from regulators. and the u.s. federal reserve has left interest rates unchanged but signaled a hike could to be on the cards bef

shot a young man in the back of the late summer 1954 and to her that was the straw that broke the camel's back the she was not fit to hold the bad tissue was saying the same thing about malfeasance officials for over a decade. but now you have the threat of overturning jim-crow hierarchy. and said you need to be quiet and she said i am not. they sued her for libel and found guilty the supreme court overturned a issue wrote in an editorial that i am also our southern traditions but not at the cost of truth. from that point john when there was violence or bombings of jewish synagogues she wrote editorials in the will and later sells said she is losing money and takes and was publishing secretly publications for others in by 1961 ready editorials that says jim crow has to go because she saw her struggle for her civil liberties freedom of speech evolving over time as part of the greater struggle because if you cannot speak about it and what i should write in my editorial this is the not united states so does it just kept going off the cliff with ridiculous extremes and they said this has got

the straw that broke the camel's back was the rather dismal display against john in the champions league and the build up to it was all involved at the club chairman calling truman a outspoken critic of the newly rich club p.s.g. and all the money they've thrown out for big name players including the two hundred twenty two million years that paid for neymar who scored against buy in and i think it's a face saving decision somebody had to go consequences threatened in a post going banquet from ruining and unfortunately calo it's time to say ciao and he was the one who got the boot isn't that ironic byron complaining about the engine and. tell us that i mean what's next then for biron if they swap out the coaches that solve their problems while they do need a new coach they can go an interim coach not with their champions league aspirations still somewhat intact two names are at the forefront at the moment that's thomas to hold and you start with novels man he's a young coach he's dynamic he's at hoffenheim he's on the contract until twenty twenty one twenty twenty one there are rumors cir

action he's not going to fire at two million dollar missile at a tan dollar and to thailand and heat a camel in the badat was his direct closed and we just had president trump spend around one hundred million dollars on fifty nine or rather sixty missiles destroyed a few maintenance hangars at canteen and six jazz that were already out of operation these represent a disk. size safe proportional action to you i think it does i think your facts may be not as well informed as they need to develop your respect commander my my my my colleagues on the ground the. facility your contacts are not there but my contacts there and the russian officials the russian journalists are there it's so they can clearly assess the damage raise you have to rely on the media so i think i tend to believe that the my the accuracy of my information is a bit higher than the accuracy of your information we can debate that but i would also look at the we have intelligence capabilities that are going to allow us to assess the amount of damage both an overhead imagery and satellites we clearly are going to have people on t

true revolution and single payer health care it's all good but i think the biggest winner was jimmy camel who really put this out there for the american public want think and like the way out what what the republicans are putting up you know i don't see the overnights. i know there's a people a lot on the left who would have wished president obama would have kind of come to this moment of supporting single payor a little earlier but i guess he probably is taking the first steps here tom price the charter flight scandal is only getting worse according to politico former georgia congressman turned health and human services secretary has flown on expensive private planes at least twenty four times since taking office a lifestyle choice that has cost taxpayers upwards of three hundred thousand dollars we now have an oversight official. looking into this this of course isn't the first time prices found himself in ethical hot water during his confirmation hearings it came out that during his time in congress he had traded stock in health care companies at the same time he's working on legislati

nil lost a priest and your mom in the champions league appears to have been a strong that broke the camel's back capping a string of lackluster performance. let's get in here now from the sports that have got cross harrington in a studio with me chris do you think it was that last a presenter mana did it i think that was strike three for call and now there were some few strikes that happen domestically earlier than that that when we look at p.s.g. first a three nil defeat the biggest defeat bart has ever suffered in the champions league in the last sixteen years ok domestically domestically yeah they come they're coming off of a draw it will spark in munich they had a two nearly didn't have time that's very byron like and then match day three they lost the hoffenheim three strikes and you're out a club like byron specifically brought carl angelo to on board to win what pep guardiola cannot the champions league that's a server where that byron management want because one of the bonus thing is no big news neither is winning the german cup so much for byron so three strikes you're out those ar

some unusual animals being used for therapy....would you believe a caring camel...or an african fox...how bout a lemur relative. where in the bay these exotic creatures are helping people. (vicki) when it comes to therapy animals... we usually think of a dog or a cat... maybe a horse.(grant) but today... john muir hospital in walnut creek celebrated national rehabilitation awareness week with some exotic therapy animals. kron4's jeff pierce shows us some of the animals that were at a camel named marcello came to john muir hospital in walnut creek to help celebrate national rehablitation awareness week. she was just one of several exotic animals that have been trained in patient rehabilitation, he's an african fox called a fenic, they're actually found in the sahara. an african bush baby is not a monkey it is related to the lemurs from east africa this is scarlet and she's an electis parrot from the solomen islands. john muir hospital has a well established pet therapy program but having exotic pets is a special moment for patients and staff. we have the regular pet therapy dogs but th

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government continue to handle these things without the straw or the storm breaking the congressional camel's back? >> what's interesting, part of the reason the disaster fund got depleted so quickly after harvey is government actually did something good for a change. they allowed people to use a smart phone who were eligible for relief and they could apply if they had a wi-fi connection tore could get online. so the money was going out the door faster than it had in the past. when municipalities do debris removal they can get rei am burlsd under the current law. but we have towns from matthew that haven't been reimbursed a year later. but they actually did a good job. but i was surprised to hear that people could go on with their smart phones and do that. i think folks in florida who are eligible for that assistance, i think they will be able to get the money quicker. if it takes 3 months to get the money that's not emergency hurricane relief. you have need it before that. kennedy: it's the people living paycheck to paycheck are the ones who are displaced and have the toughest time recoverin

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to drive to ♪ hammond for he roman candles ♪ lied about coming back the last straw that ♪ broke the camel it's all downhill from here ♪ i could teach snowboards i miss my mom ♪ i miss my time i missed my prime ♪ in high school i missed my prom ♪ i ditched my date i kissed my teeth ♪ kicked my feet hooped and hollered ♪ now i just sip my tea sit my on my ♪ send my tweet fold my arms ♪ twist my weed if i had time to watch the news ♪ i woulda heard what he say ♪ but the recliner on the chairs like an emergency brake ♪ these the third world problems that make up ♪ have a dream and then never wake up ♪ the day is on its way it couldn't wait no more ♪ here it comes here it comes ♪ ready or not ready or not ♪ the day is on its way it couldn't wait no more ♪ here it comes here it comes ♪ ready or not here it comes ♪ ♪ ♪ hell yeah still ain't get my grammys in ♪ the mail yet i just want my momma happy like ♪ a toy sale and stay connected like a long ♪ ass voicemail i feel the seams snapping ♪ and i'm the team kappn no more knee slapping ♪ or shoe shining no shoe signing ♪ till the dream happen ima

they say the camel could cause cancer, but defense attorneys say it is found that very harmless levelso take a little bit of a grain of salt. lauren: you'll still drink your coffee even if it has the warning label. janet yellen expected to make what is a significant speech, really questioning why prices are so low these days. we will take a look at that. 50,000 people flew the indonesian resort in bali begins to rumble after a half-century of com, is it now ready to erupt? you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ building a website in under an hour is easy with gocentral... ...from godaddy! in fact, 68% of people who have built their... ...website using gocentral, did it in under an hour, and you can too. build a better website - in under an hour. with gocentral from godaddy. cheryl: welcome back pulitzer too caught up on what's happening now. attorney general jeff sessions plans to discuss freedom of speech at the georgetown university law center. the crush of the berkeley speakers expect it to say freedom of speech is under attack at american colleges and universities. reports say six or preside

nbc launched a ten-minute, not a long one, a ten-minute called camel newsreel theater. something like the first cnn except it's not running 24 hours. it's running every ten minutes, every once in a while. so newsreels were very popular. propaganda films like "why we fight" it was made during world war ii by frank capra who had some army experience, but joined back up after the bombings of pearl harbor and was immediately grabbed by his commanding officers because by that point he was an oscar-winning hollywood director, right? so he had some incentive to be used in this way rather than at the front, and so his commanding officer recruited him to do what he called and i'm quoting, now. documented factual information films that will explain to our boys in the army, the principles for which we are fighting. so kind of invoking the documentary ethos, but clearly meant to persuade with douchltry and propaganda for "diet of the wills" which is considered to be the best, if not the best, in quotes, propaganda films of all time. so they've had a lot of success with the use of f

marcello the camel made an appearance... she was joined by an african fox called a fenic.there was also a african bush baby-- which is related to lemurs. dont forget about scarlet-- the electis parrot from the solomen islands. (linda weir/hospital volunteer): "they had a patient that was in physical therapy and he hadn't been moving his hand and i handed scarlet to the patient and he reached out to take scarlet and the therapist was so happy and so excited, it was a very special thing to show that animals have a healing power." the animals come from the animals come from lyon ranch-- an organization that rescues exotic animals and trains them. hospital staff and the animal handlers are convinced that animal therapy is effective. (pam) as a

. >> what happened the other day is the straw that broke the camel's back.o one she don't have the oper those conditions. >> reporter: the accused, 38-year-old opal brown is being charged with a misdemeanor assault. she's been ordered to stay away from only that bus line, not the entire system. >> unfortunately when you're operating a transit vehicle, it's a multi-ton vehicle and god forbid if that bus gets out of control. we want to support the enhanced penalty and we ask the jurisdictions to support. unfortunately it happens >> the urine tossing incident seen on tv by lots of metrobus riders >> i think that's ridiculous and something should be done. >> it's minnesota. you see a lot. >> there was one incident where we were on the bus and a guy hijacked the bus. >> reporter: leaders of local 689 say this should not a work storage. bus operators are asking only for protection in the face of an increasing number of their drivers. they say those plexiglass shields are far from full-proof. the first eight months of this year, metro transit police say officers ha

. >> what happened the other is straw that broke the ca camel's back. no one should have to operate a city public bus under those conditions. >> you see all those officers and all these supervisors stand around instead of them threating me people why don't you get on the damn bus and ride with them so they're safe. that's the answer to this. >> 8-year-old opal brown is being charged with mcdonald's assault for the attack and she's ordered to stay away from the x 2 bus line and she has not been banned from the entire transit system. >> and well, it's getting late and you might be tired. [ yawn ]. >> i mean some of you may be doing that, yawning, right? you know it's contagious, right? researchers think they know why. >> and times are apparently changing when it comes to teenagers getting their driver's licenses and why many say they're not that excited about it >> you have ever wondered why yawning in so con taijious. >>y, tony i have. >> the reasons we resip indicate yawnz is hard wired into our brains it's part of trait that drives us to imitate other

a beautiful view of camel back mountain. jose still has good winds at 50 miles per hour. no longer a tropical storm. camelback mountain will see sunshine and warming into the 80s this afternoon. a beautiful shot. 60s for most of the area, northeast philadelphia, wilmington, dover, millville, all in the 60s. pottstown, allentown, 71 degree. in the mountains, mt. pocono, 57 to start with. a cool start but a warm summer, early afternoon. a late warmup. temperatures ratcheting up to 90 on sunday and close to it monday. then they trend down. that is the beginning of the trend that will have fall-like weather in our area by the end of the week. there's the normal temperatures. 76 degrees. we'll be we'll above that for days to come. this morning, scattered clouds. a few light showers have been sprinkling in southern delaware. most of the wet weather from jog off shore, going to stay identity of the picture. -- stay out of the picture. we'll be dry during the day. jose stays out of our hair the next few . strengthened the las 24 hours. now with 125 mile-an-hour winds. it's patsin