host: could the carpenter case affect devices other than cell phones?omes, devices in our whether it is a wireless connection or other devices that transmit information about what we are doing, what we are watching, does this apply to those too? guest: it could. the narrow question before the court, is location data collected from a cell phone company available for search? they could open this up generally. has showedomayor or an interest in reevaluating third-party doctrine, and it is hard to read the tea leaves on this but there may be an appetite by someone on the supreme court to make this about bigger issues than just location data from a cell phone company. it could apply to all the internet connectivity and things we upload. calling inrine is from almonte, california on our republican line. you are on the line with brent skorup. ,aller: i would like to know since we have recently found out that millions of people have been listened in on and have their information taken by the fbi and all of these other people, and we find out that the fbi direct

. ♪ >> and the music download with sabrina carpenter. ♪ ♪ >>> it's going to be the best vacation evereriously, you have to try. >> i don't even know how to dive. >> i want to jump right to it. some are calling this the best shark movie since "jaws." >> they are? >> that's high praise. can you both give people a 30,000-foot view, a broad stroke, or maybe 47-meter view of what they can expect and kind of the story of how this all evolves and unfolds. >> well, it's a tale of survival. and i think they can expect to be frightened. >> there are sharks in the film but this is an underwater thriller. this is a race against the clock. this is a story of survival with these two sisters and srt of that human instinct of fight or flight and how ultimately they're going to make it to the service and get through this extraordinary set of circumstances. >> if you get any pain in your ears, you just need to equalize. >> when this opportunity came, i thought you see the similarities of the kind of story but this was more of a horror film without the supernatural. >> it really is a lot of our worst fe

. >> high school baseball, carpenter game between jersey shore and delaware north. jersey shore wins 7-2. it is their second carpenter cup title in four years. >> flyers general manager ron hextall says they are not in a rebuilding mode. hextall adds a ton of offence in the draft including a giant left winger in the second round. today the flyers selecting isaac raradcliff. they traded three draft picks, a big investment for this big force. it's an unbelievable feeling. the process has been awesome. >> people think about our philosophy. we don't want to hold players back when they are ready to take the next step. in saying that, we feel we have young players not ready to close. >> the union has been jekyll and hyde, they are back down in the dumps trying to kick it intoar gear. scoreless 31st minute. union on the board. goalie andre blake protects it late second half, save on the penalty kick. union hang on to win 1-0. it's the first win in five weeks. hopefully, they can keep this going and get momentum back in their corner. >> let's see if they can do it. castle i

joce: tom carpenter is an attorney and advocate for a group that supports workers at the hanford sitering the cold war, at its height, hanford had nine nuclear reactors and five plutonium plants and produced the material for most of the 60,000 weapons built for the u.s. nuclear arsenal. in the 1980's, at the end of the cold war, weapons production stopped. and a massive clean-up began. tom: for every tiny little speck of plutonium that they made at hanford, there was a ton -- literally a ton -- of very hot chemical waste leftover. joce: that leftover amounted to 53 million gallons of high level radioactive waste -- and a huge cost. david trimble: you're missing opportunities to save billions and billions of dollars. joce: david trimble oversees nuclear and environmental cleanup projects for the government accountability office. the office is calling out the department of energy in its 2017 high risk report, which targets key programs vulnerable to fraud, waste, and, in this case, what it calls mismanagement. the doe crossed its radar for its enormous clean-up tab $372 billion just las

bob carpenter center locked the doors when they reached capacity.intentionally limited to avoid that kind of scenario. the carpenter center admitted it was their mistake. >>> one person was killed and 20 injured when a church bus crashed this afternoon. it was head to the airport for a student mission to africa when it collided with another vehicle on a four lane road. church officials say the bus was carrying 11th and 12th graders. >>> a man who killed three coworkers left a long trail of evidence online. he opened fire in the market in pennsylvania 30-miles northwest of wilkesboro. after killing three people, he shot and killed himself. he created videos praising the columbine high school killers. >> the house passed a bill to roll back reform from the obama years. the legislation would undue the banking regulations imposed in the economic crisis. the bill appears unlikely to pass the senate in its current form. here's a special healthcare report. doctors are investigating if stem cells taken from a person's own fat can help with shoulder injuries

they said tickets were limited to avoid such a scenario and the carpenter center admit the it was its mistake. >>> trump is meeting with the president of romania. he said the talks will focus on security issues and economic topics. he is the first leader in eastern europe to be welcomed by the american president. he will depart for the weekend ated government club in bedminster, new jersey. >>> it was a cooler may and we're setting up for a hotter june. >> reporter: it's warmer this afternoon and hotter over the next week. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows us we're dry. there's the airport on sky6 live hd we are expecting sun overall today. there could be a sweep of clouds popping through, but generally speaking get the shades read. 5 in philadelphia. 47 in allentown. 46 in millville. cool enough for a light jacket, it's one of those days you won't need it for long. as you look at satellite you can see a sweep of clouds popping through during the morning. generally speaking a lot of clear skies out to the west, we expect mostly sunny skies today. in the lehigh valley sun and clou

the carpenters, the hair dresser, the backbone of the economy. people want to know their president respects all type of work. >> i know you don't want to -- i'm so offended at the people that mueller has hired. at clinton's former attorney. obama donors. hillary donors. here's the question. when the president goes directly to the american people, none of that matters to any of them. >> people are not talking about russia. you have the democrats talking about russia. you have donald trump and the republicans talking about america. i'll take america talk any day over russia take. >> that was in the sixth district. >> that was the sixth district where people tune out the noise and focus on the noise. it's the difference of hypothetical and possible and versus what is real and tangible and in front of you. they open up their 401(k)s. they go to the local communities, main street to do their shopping. the small business owners are saying i can hire one more person or provide my employees benefits or expand my operation or stay in business. what about

there was some parents banging on the doors to the bob carpenter center and a lot of them were cryingflake says it is something that just should not have happened. viewer video shared with "action news" shows she was not alone. she says hundreds of others shared her heartbreak and disappointment. they were all locked out of the university of delaware's bob carpenter center which held the graduation. they were told it was filled to capacity and even though they had tickets they they would not be allowed in. >> i don't know what they can say. i can't get that day back. my baby has graduated and i didn't get a chance to see him walk across the stage. >> reporter: rollins did not find out until after graduation that her mom was not inside the ceremony. >> the only pictures i have is me crying with my mom. like i was so sad. i didn't even look happy. my graduation basically was that ruined when i found out my mom didn't see any of it. >> reporter: her mom is still in disbelief and admittedly angered. >> she cried, i cried and we were upset. we were very upset. >> reporter: superintendent d

they open three in a row, tonight, show time tonight. >>> well, how about the carpenter cup. title game at citizens bank park between jersey shore and delaware north. jersey shore comes up, with some bic hits in the high school baseball tournament, jersey shore wins seven-two, it is their second title in four years. >>> so, what union team will show up tonight, jekyl and hide, union started off win less, they won a team record four straight and then, they are back down in the dump again. union will try toned their three game losing streak tonight against d.c. united. watch the match right here on six abc at the top of the hour and then after the game there will be fire works on our air, if you want to watch some pre july 4th fire works. >> yes, why not. >> early start. >> hopefully fire works on the field. >> that goodies too. >> jeff, thank you. >>> it was a great day to day a stroll and enjoy work of talented artists. twenty-eighth annual manayunk arts festival, returned to main street, and the festival features some 300 local and nationally known artists and crafters. if y

there is not enough people pursuing engineering or math, skilled training like plumbers and carpenters. too many people are like me. so schools are not doing a good job of matching. places like germany, 70% of students are pushed towards more vocational type things, not college. we are the opposite. we push people to pursue whatever they want and the freedom is what makes this country great, but it means someone is not told you should be a carpenter, not an national. host: last question, we cannot talk about the jobs report, but the, do you think this report will call to increase interest rates? eric: i think it keeps the fed on track to move interest rates up this month. looking for september. see job creation and wage growth between now and september, maybe they could possibly do it, but i expect them to raise rates. covers economy for the wall street journal, appreciate your time. we will take a closer look at arguments for and against the establishment of a universal basic income with kangaroo -- katherine mangu-ward. on sunday, a journalist will be our guest on in-depth. >> if you

mark carpenter is in cleveland.....it is time for the insights of mark carpenter... so far, these finals are playing out exactly like they did last year as the warriors have won the first two games in impressive fashion, but this time around, golden state making sure to be extra cautious to guard against complacency.here's a look at the team's morning shootaround. to give you a glimpse into how focused this team is, after each of the first two games, the players were quick to say they havent done anything yet and there is still so much to dolast year, game 3 got the cavs back in the series as they won by 30 points.so the warriors are well aware cleveland is looking to take back some momentum at home "always difficult, no matter what happens the first two games...the change of venue changes the dynamics, changes the emotion...we've been here the last two years and gotten hammered twice in game 3, so....we know what game three nit...game four fridaynnight...four tonight...game game three game three tonight...game four fridaynnight... (grant) thousands of do

they had carpenters. we have gone through the slave lists and identify the names of these individuals. we have tried to highlight those places that are distinctively african american, like the african-american cemetery that dates to the 1790's. we have done careful research to show the area to have been a cemetery. making it the oldest documented african-american cemetery in the nation still in use. descendents of the african-american can any from drayton hall can be interred there. the last person to be interred there was richmond bowens, born in 1980. he died in 1998. he was a remarkable source of oral history for us and that a lot of work in educating people on the cane to drayton hall about this site as he remembered it growing up. parents and the african-american community here used the natural resources around for medicinal purposes. access to medical care was very limited for african-americans in the early 1900's. he referred to the woods around me and said this was our drugstore. >> on catherine b

they had carpenters. we have gone through the slave lists and identify the names of these individuals. we have tried to highlight those places that are distinctively african american, like the african-american cemetery that dates to the 1790's. we have done careful research to show the area to have been a cemetery. making it the oldest documented african-american cemetery in the nation still in use. descendents of the african-american can any from drayton hall can be interred there. the last person to be interred there was richmond bowens, born in 1980. he died in 1998. he was a remarkable source of oral history for us and that a lot of work in educating people on the cane to drayton hall about this site as he remembered it growing up. parents and the african-american community here used the natural resources around for medicinal purposes. access to medical care was very limited for african-americans in the early 1900's. he referred to the woods around me and said this was our drugstore. >> on catherine b

has some storylines to keep an eye on throughout this series mark carpenter checking in for game 1 from oracle arena for game 1 of the nba finals, part three of warriors cavaliersso many storylines going into this series, lets start with the fact both teams are 24-1 coming into this championship round, the warriors a perfect 12-0theres also so much starpower...7-all stars on both sides. and we cant forget about last year, warriors win 73 games, have a 3-1 lead and the cavs come back to win in 7. so much drama and intrigue and we'll see what unfolds tonight (áááon camááá)coming up later on kron4 news at 10, we'll have full highlights and postgame reaction ahead at eight.. planned parenthood locations in the bay area... shutting down . why they have to close their doors. plus. sickened by a rare disease,.. but she survived. we're hearing from a woman who contracted botulism. and next... more than 300-thousand dollars. the eye- popping amount of money just three bart janitors racked up .. how they ended up with the extra cash. (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enter

(gary) kron4's mark carpenter is live in cleveland. "it wasn't our smartestgame that we have played all year, but it was maybeour toughest in terms of our ability to just hang in there.""so even when you're playing well, you got to play like aplus plus, because they're going to make runs andthey're going to make shots and they got guys that's going to make plays. so we made enough playstonight to still win the ball game, but they made acouple more.""first of all it was a great stop. we got that stop (gary) i'll be back at 10:45 with more of the highlights. (steve) here is a look at the schedule. game four is friday in cleveland... the warriors have a chance to close out the series. if they don't -- game five is back at oracle arena on monday. (vicki) another big story tonight:we are tracking wet and cooler weather ahead for tomorrow. kron4 chief meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking what you need to know before you leave the house. a system to the north will move through our region on thursday

seventh inning, bases juiced for matt carpenter. gap in the right center, phillies lose their fourth straight, 7-0. >>> the kentucky derby and preakness winners both sent out the war cry. here's the call. >> and it is irish war cry and on the outside, papn are has taken the lead. and jose ortiz in the belmont stakes. >> yeah, tapwrit went off at 5/1 odds. patch, the one eyed horse was third. >>> and facing the cleveland gladiators. airing it out to darius renleds. that's up for good. they beat them 59/49 and improve to 8-0. we'll be right back. >>> well, we have a heat wave in the works through tuesday in the upper 90s. we could be -- or we are flirting with 100 degree mark. >> and possibly breaking records. >> that's right the record high for monday, monday and tuesday is -- and we could make or break it. >> i'm denise, "saturday night live" is next. have a great night. for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast b

mark carpenter is live at oracle mark... after so much talk of how these playoffs have been so boring, we have finally arrived at the main event. and we can't wait for tipoff of warriors-cavaliers, part three. here's a look from yesterday's media day...when both teams practiced and sat down with reporters.of course, there are so many angles and storylines to dissect.both teams a combined 24-1 coming into the finals...the warriors undefeated at 12-0 which is the best mark of any team entering the championship round. the starpower...7- combined all stars between both squads, and the one newest to this series is kevin durant. and we can't forget about how last year unfolded...the warriors win 73-games and have a 3-1 lead in the finals before cleveland came back to win tin <>"i don't want to feel what i felt last year. and going to do everything in my power to attack every game with that kind of perspective. but we obviously have been through a championship success story where we know what it takes

these are our former teachers, the police officers, the people who looked after us, the carpenters who built our houses, the nurses who cared for us in hospitals, the wait staff that served us meals, the veterans who served in times of trouble and fought for our freedom. they and their families are simply part of our communities. they are not welfare recipients. they are people that have paid their fair share throughout their lives. they've worked hard. they've done all the things that they were supposed to do -- all the things that were expected of them. they stayed in their homes by and large as long as they possibly could, but at some point, after their assets and ability to pay were exhausted, they had medicaid to help them in terms of long-term care. i often say when i talk about this, it really frustrates me that we talk about the health care system in terms of ideology and the free market and these kinds of things. no. this is about people. this is about jim and cora banks from portland, maine. they lived in portland. he was a state employee, she was a biew tition, worked out of

take a look at matt carpenter popping one down the right- field line. leaping into the corner.is a very difficult play right there for the phillies and the phillies are leading that game 3-0. that's the sporting life at this hour. more to come. >> good stuff, good stuff. thanks for joining us. >> the news continues next on the seven. good evening. i'm your guest lecturer dr. sheldon cooper. i was expecting applause, but i suppose stunned silence is equally appropriate. i agreed to speak to you this evening because i was told that you're the best and the brightest of this university's doctoral candidates. hmm. of course, that's like saying you are the most important electron in a hydrogen atom. (chuckles) 'cause, you see, there's only one electron in a hydrogen atom. best and brightest, my sweet patootie. all right, let's begin. show of hands, who here is familiar with the concept of topological insulators? don't kid yourselves. i found another tweet from a student at sheldon's lecture.

game 4 tips off tomorrow at 6 o clock.in cleveland, mark carpenter kron4 news (steve) our team coverageontinues..lots of excitement around the bay area for the warriors.. even though the game is in cleveland... there are going to be a lot of places for fans to watch. kron4's alecia reid is live tonight from newark. the anticipation is brewing game 4 could be it, this could be the deciding game.and for those folks that couldn't make it to cleveland a lot of them will be cheering from watch parties all across the bay area.pkgdubnation fans are everywhere and they're getting ready for the party. they don't wanna stretch it out any more than it has to, so get done, get home, and then partywatch parties for friday's game are being planned all over. people come together you know.the alameda theatre will be airing game 4 against the cavs live at 6- o'clock. by this afternoon, folks wanting to buy tickets were too late. all 750 available seats were sold out. it wasn't a surprise. not at all. we are a town that will support our athletes.of course oracle arena will hold its own watch party, like

. >>> the annual carpenter cup baseball classic continues at fdr park where local high schoolers toutir skills in front of major league scouts. >>> rocky is ready to greet visitors again. >> the iconic statute had been closed to the public for two weeks. there was a big fence around there so crews could make improvements. the work is done and rocky is back. begin taking selfies again. i had friends visiting and the statute was closed, they came back, what's going wrong with the rocky? >> just a face lift, little update. >> stories we're following right now on nbc news at 5:00 a.m. >>> congressman attacked. a baseball field turns into a battlefield as a gunman attacks a republican baseball field, how it unfolded. >>> what jurors are looking at as they decide the comedian's fate in the bill cosby trial. >>> this morning the search for missing people continues in the rubble of a high-rise. >>> we have a lot of updates on the big news this morning. it's 5:00 a.m. >> we have a little bit of a cool start. that's good. let's get right to bill henley for the forecast. >> he humidity has come

broad street between christian and carpenter is now boys ii men boulevard. rename in honor of the grammy award winning group during a big celebration in south philly. members philadelphiaed philadelphia high school for creative and performing arts. >>> and the cbs3 eyewitness news team just got a little bit bigger. good news, meet lucy victoria brian. beautiful daughter of cleve bryan, seven pounds, nine ounces and big brothers love their lucy. cleve tells us mom is recovering well. from all of us here at "eyewitness news" congratulations cleve and nicole on your bundle of joy there. >>> stay with us. still ahead, 100 people missing after an early morning land slide in china, a look at where the disaster is still developing as people search through the rubble for their loved ones. >>> a giant pink triangle unfillun. >>> ed bradley honored through art. a look at the progress happening on a mural dedicated in his chrit can happen to anyone.s a help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get hig

. >>> a carpenter, plumbing, electricians, landscapers. >> it will attract millennials to affordable, luxury and fire pits. >> the jogging path is a big deal. e we worked on that. it's going to have lights at night so it's secure and you can either walk your dog or take a run. >> reporter: the developer who used to enjoy the mart is aware of the 35 acres is sacred land. he lans to embrace the new twist on an old favorite. >> i'm that the luxury apartments are getting put into an area. >> reporter: i feel really proud to be born and raised here and take it and make it something is everybody will be proud of. >> reporter: back live now, phase one of the 240-apartment complex could be ready by 2019. phase two on this vast property of land could be commercial, depending on what the market demands. the developer said they may honor the mart by inviting some venders like pretzel mart to come sell their wares by the pool. i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> a 16-year-old girl is recovering tonight after she was shot while sitting on the porch of her home in west tld. police say the girl was wi

mark carpenter was there..and has the story from cleveland.t the beginning of the season, draymond green made it clear that he wanted to annihilate the cavaliers. well they are now very close to completing that mission. one more win and they sweep cleveland and clinch their 2nd world championship in three years. "what this team has accomplished is remarkable. and we have had some good fortune too. we have stayed healthy, knock on woo. every year's different and we know that but so far things have gone our way. our guys have really played and competed at a high level." and a year after blowing a 3-1 lead, the warriors are on the verge of pulling off one of the greatest feats in sports history.. 16-and-0 through the postseason. golden state a victory away from a title...after answering cleveland's hardest punch of the series with a killer blow minute of game 3. "i'm just trying to stay in this moment and not worry about the future. i know it was an exciting game last night for the fans and the people to see, but as a player in it,

that working in a factory or being a plumber or a carpenter or electrician, that is second-class statusing can be further from the truth. what i think about these programs which is great which is we have our children, $1.4 trillion, -- people are coming to the realization that the trades, working as a carpenter or a plumber or manufacturing, they are great jobs. they are great careers and their stands open up their minds to different alternatives than just a four year degree. >> 'selected presidents apprenticeship initiative here where he is rolling out this executive order saying he is going to make it possible for the labor department to use the rules on trade groups and others that want to create apprenticeship programs. >> oslo.look at the disservice moved on to young people that really didn't know what they want to do. trying to go to college. they get themselves in debt, they do not get a degree and then they go work a manufacturing facility and find themselves a good career. so why do we start principle by providing our children with information on all of the options out of high

business is booming for megan and shane carpenter. >> every month we're growing. >> reporter: who make probiotic foods like kim chi, which they claim has helped their own health. >> the more i incorporated the foods the more energy i did have. >> reporter: studies have shown probiotics may be effective for digestive problems caused by antibiotics. >> there's no question that the community of bacteria in our bodies is so important to health, it's right now the science isn't where we need it to be. >> reporter: do you take a probiotic? >> no. >> reporter: dr. linda lee says just eat a healthy, fiber-rich diet. some have fewer probiotics than advertised or strains other than what's on the label. and watch for added sugar in probiotic rich foods like yogurt. doctors say probiotics probably won't hurt, but whether they're a miracle cure or marketing hype may come down to trusting your own gut. >> cheers. >> reporter: kiersten dal again, nbcness. >>> and the proposal going viral. >>> so, how did he pop the question? every couple has a story about their engagement and their journey to becomin

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. >>> the annual carpenter cup baseball tournament is at 11:00 where local high school teams showcaseheir skills in front of top major league and college scouts. >>> meanwhile, at citizens bank, collecting food for the hungry last night. the annual p-h-a-n-s food drive, food in abundance. fans brought non-perishable food items to the game and received a buy one get one ticket for a future game. >>> you go to a restaurant, pick a few items and order it. >> and at one new restaurant you pick it out of the water. a japanese steakhouse offers diners to fish for their dinner in a fish tank. they made it really easy. once a customer catches a fish it's taken to the chef to be cooked and if they're wheeling it in they can ask for advice. at least they're not battling what the fish at the shore are battling. >> do you have to put the worm on your hook by yourself? not everybody is good at that. >> it kind of makes me sad because it puts a face to your meal. >> they just use a net. >> i don't know exactly whether the fish you catch is the fish -- >> you think there's -- >> you walk back to the

. >>> plenty happening in south philly as the championship game in the carpenter cup tournament.elaware north will take on south jersey. the only tournament showcases some of the best high school baseball players in our area. the title game is scheduled for 10:00 this morning. >>> talking sports, flyers trade away one of their longest tenured players in a draft deal and the team is thinking gold with their second overall draft picking last night. we'll hear from him next in sports. >>> the cdc says drug overdoses are at an all-time high and that number could climb higher with the proposed senate health care bill. 70% of all opioid treatment is paid for my medmedicaid. critics say that if the proposed medicaid cuts go through, less would get treatment. >> so many people that are in substance use, they don't have the money to begin with. >> if you do not have health insurance, you do not have a chance. >> senate republicans argue the changes to medicaid are needed to save it from fiscal failure. >>> tonight a bill that would expand dna testing for convicted of a crime is moving for

the semi finals for the carpenter cup. the teams advance tomorrow morning.ers this is their first time on a major baseball field and a chance to play in front of scouts for the majors and probably earn a college scholarship. and the rain holds off to get the play in at the ballpark. >> there are showers this afternoon and another line that moves through overnight but the weekend looks good. some improvement on the way. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan you can see we are dry for the most part and starting to dry out and spotty showers for reading and to the north of allentown and pressing into the poconos. a break and a few more scattered showers move through this afternoon. we'll show you the picture outside sky 6 hd, it's cloudy looking at the ben franklin bridge this afternoon and terribly humid outside too. 75 right now in philadelphia. as we look at the numbers, 78 in reading and 82 in lancaster and at the coast in cape may. 74 at the marina, and atlantic city coming in at 72. pretty uncomfortable when you factor in the dew point numbers, they are

cnn political commentator, former communications drebl s d for senator ted cruz, amanda carpenter.former democratic governor of michigan, swrjennifer granholm. you heard senator collins about the defunding of planned parenthood makes no sense. do you agree with her? >> no, i don't. listen, republicans have promised for a long time they would defund planned parenthood. the fact the senate bill scales it back one year is a test run to see how well planned parenthood makes it on its own. they have a billion dollars in revenue. it provides 300,000 abortions every year, a procedure that is morally objectionable to a number of republicans. i think this is an organization that can make it on their own without getting to these problems with the budget. >> governor granholm, whabts th what about that? do they need the money? >> of course, they do, because they provide -- first of all, let's be super clear about this and do not mesh it. federal funds are not used by planned parenthood to conduct abortions. period. it is against the law. but what they do provide is for 2.4 million women to ha

we checked with the carpenter shelter, which is a homeless shelter in alexandria, we were told the police however, when i asked if he may have been staying there, the supervisor told me over the phone they wouldn't confirm who was staying there but told me i'd be going down the wrong path indicating to me he was not staying there. we believe he was staying either at the ymca or i heard the fbi saying earlier that he may have been living out of his car as well. >> a lot of unanswered questions there. paul wagner, thank you. >>> we encourage you to stay with us online, on facebook, and on twitter for the latest developments in this story. as we head to break, lawmakers on the hill recall the moment they saw the shooter. >> i poked my head up and saw the shooter behind the back stop, behind the fence but he still had a line of fire into the dug-out >> whether he was targeting certain members, we don't know. >>> remains in critical condition at washington hospital center. underwent surgery after he arrived. zach barth walls shot sent out a tweet that said he was in the hospital but ok. matt m

torch where there was a small ceremony and the flame has moved to the university of delaware's bob carpenter center where the summer games are getting underway. >> there is more ahead at 12:30, chelsea manning explains why she leaked government documents and how she fought for transgender rights behind bars. >> and aamanda bynes is now sober and wants to get back into the entertainment business. be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tuberculosis. before starting stelara® tell your doctor if you think you have an infection or have symptoms such as: fever, sweats, chills, muscle aches or cough. always tell your doctor if you have any signs of infection, have had can

broad street between christian and carpenter, it is now boys ii men boulevard. it was renameded in honor of the award winning group during a big celebration in south philly. members of the group attended philadelphia high school for creative and performing arts located on that stretch of broad street there in south philly. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news 100 people missing after an early morning land slide in china. a look at where the terrible disaster is still developing as folks search through the earth for loved ones. plus philadelphia native ed bradley honored through hearts. a look at the progress happening on the mural dedicated to his memory and more from his family helping to make the project a reality. plus coming up a bit later, a backyard paradise is taking shape in texas. how this man turned a plot of ostriches don't really stick their heads in the sand. a peanut is not a nut. and a real john deere is actually real affordable. you learn something new every day. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. now you can own america's tr

the official opening ceremony is set for this afternoon at the university of delaware's bob carpenter center. >>> a new craze could make your dog your workout partner. >> yeah. there's always a new craze going on. it is called #squatyourdog. thousands have posted videos on facebook and instagram. it's -- it's simple -- people put their pup on their shoulders and squat. people with smaller dogs seem to have a slight advantage. of course, because they're smaller. be warned, be careful with the four-legged friends. see -- i've got a beagle, and my dog charlie would not let me put him on my shoulders and do squats. >> i mean -- >> how about yours? >> it doesn't look like anybody has them on their shoulders, i have two. both like this. i can't work out in front of my dogs. they freak out. sometimes i work out in the living room, i'm getting jumped at. they're excited. they think i'm playing. get off -- i'm trying to squat. >> then they're peeing on the floor. >> thanks. yeah -- >> she's busi. >> no, like oh, she's busy, let's dig in the trash. >> i say that because she's brought her dogs i

carpenter's boyfriend conrad boyd committed suicide in 2014 and court found carter's text messages played a role in his decision. she faces up to 20 years in prison. >>> back here at home philadelphia police say a man is in critical condition after being shot in the chest. this happened on the 5,000 block of germantown avenue, around 12:30 this morning. police say the man was also shot in the leg, and chief inspector scott small says shooting happened in front of the opened chinese restaurant. >> what is unusual about this shooting, when the shooter walked up to the victim, on the sidewalk, he fired multiple shots from point blank range, at the victim. and standing in close proximity to the victim were at lee 10 other people on the sidewalk. >> officials right now reviewing private surveillance video they hope that will help them identify a suspect. >>> and coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" the death toll rises again in london when we come back latest on the investigation into that tragic high rise fire, and the special visitors who met with the victim's today. >>> plus the whole new o

throwing debris around at breakneck speed and the camera men pulled back to reveal this looming over carpenter, wyoming. today there will be more severe weather for at least 10 million americans. meteorologist bill karins brings us those details this morning and who is at threat the most, bill. >> that was amazing. that barn had no chance whatsoever. it wasn't moving that quickly either, frances. wyoming you don't think of tornadoes, but that was the case yesterday. 30 tornadoes reported from wyoming, nebraska, south dakota. for today with our spring storm we still have an area of enhanced risk from fargo all the way towards omaha, sioux falls and sioux city included. large hail up to two inches and there will be a chance of tornadoes, especially sioux falls to fargo. that's the bullseye with the weekend. in the pacific northwest, just the opposite. temperatures are cool, still clouds lingering in the 60s. here is one of my favorites, alan robaire, nicknamed spiderman climbed a building in spain. he did it with no safety ropes, only took 20 minutes to scale the 480-foot building. putting the t

for fp and dan, bob carpenter. and jake arrieta, and pre-game coverage begins at 6:30. this has been a presentation of masn. johnny and ray, straight ahead and from the disappoi >>> meet the super fan using her viral fame to help other kids. >> new details on a horrifying murder. a grandmother in a wheelchair caught in the cross fire. >> what is being done to bring dangerous daredevils to the curb. >> here is a change, metro might owe you money >> kids playing soccer with no ball to avoid hurt feelings? >> teenaged girl takes a 25- foot plunge to the pavement below. >> i've got you honey go ahead. >> wusa 9 at 11 starts now. >> what >>> now to a murder mystery that has a whole lot of people upset in dc almost 6 months ago a grandmother named vivian marrow loved by her family and community in southeast was gunned down caught in the cross fire of a gun battle she was hit in the wheelchair she used. back to the scene of this horrific crime, in search of new details. >> reporter: the shrine is still here but let's be real, where 68-year-old vivian marrow, a grandmother boun

matt carpenter line drive to right center field.wo more runs cross the plain the phillies trailing six to nothing t carlos martinez tossed a complete game four hit shutout he struck out 10 as the phillies lose their fourth straight seven-nothing the final. eagles had the weekend off. they'll be back on the the novacare complex for a three day mini camp. are we know the birds spent the off season getting some weapons for carson wentz. but they didn't forget about the other side of the ball. they signed chris long traded for tim gernigan and drafted derek barnett. >> it will be a defense that's always on the way up. we don't want to be up and down. we just want to be consistent, hard nosed and most important have fun doing it. >> we have potential. that's the bottom line. every defense i've been on had potential. what we do with it is up to us and, you know, the urgency that we approach every day with is just going to dictate how far we go. >> final jewel in the triple crown the belmont stakes. winners of the kentucky derby and preakn

. >> broad street between christian and carpenter streets is now boyz ii men boulevard. >> they deserve to have the honor on the avenue of the arts broad street here in the city of philadelphia. >> i don't think any of us can truly feel the magnitude of having a block of south broad dedicated to you in front of its fantastic schools. >> even with four grammy awards and 64 million albums sold, this tribute to their success means the most. >> beautiful thing about it is, you know, philly believed in us. every time we drive down the street, you know, our legacy is plastered on the street sign for the whole city to see through our generation. >> one of their top singles is "the end of the road," but in this case it's just the beginning of boyz ii men boulevard. >> everywhere we've gone we've always let people know that this is where we're from, this is what we're about. we've taken philly everywhere with us and we will continue to do that forever. >> great guys. and on july 4th the grammy winning trio will be honored during the celebration of freedom ceremony. it's just part of the week lon

broad street between christian and carpenter will become boys two men boulevard. the group attended philadelphia high school of creator and performing arts also known as capa on that stretch of broad street. >>> philadelphia legend and broadcast pioneer ed bradley lives on as a new generation play ace key role in keeping his memory alive. three philadelphia students visited cbs news headquarters in new york to learn all about bradley's career, and, sections of the mural paying tribute to the 60 minutes correspondent. it will be located in the 900 block of belmont avenue in west philadelphia to celebrate his life. >>> and it is also a celebration of philadelphia, but it is also, really, for me , most importantly a celebration, of, everyone of you. >> yes, and we got to meet the mural by the way. >> and, yes. it is good time to say. >> very important person indeed. cbs corporation, joined he had bradley family foundation to fund the mural, the philadelphia association of black journalist, and bradley 's alma matter cheyney university are playing big rolls in this pr

mark carpenter has a pregame report from at&t park.iants have pulled off many incredible feats over the years and getting out of this hole would be their greatest. the club...is 23-games out of first place, but when you are dealing with a team that has won three world championships, you can never rule out an epic turnaround. "we've done some things, i won't go into to try to get out of this rut that we've been in. that's my job. the coaches job. and really i think it's a time when you look for leadership from your players too. all of us are accountable, so we are doing what we can to get this thing straight." and the good thing is-- there's still a lot of time to get this thing straightened out. the players have a chance to re-charge when the all-star break comes in a week and a half.. after that ace madison bumgarner is set to return. "i think everybody is looking forward to just a little bit of a break, to take a deep breath during the all star break and come back reengergized and ready to go to attack

things out is famous for, his writing -- writing a book of young carpenter's assistant. but only did he care about doing the construction itself, but there was a lack of real educational tools for other people to learn how to do this sort of work, beyond just apprenticeship. he wrote one of the first guide books and reference books to cheat -- teach people how to do construction work. an exampleere is taken directly from his book. it looks exactly like the pillars we have here. >> when people enter this property, there's a brick walls -- once they come in through the brick wall, they are surprised at how large this building really is. it's hard to capture with general it, it's so long, barely fits even into the frame. if you notice on the facade, it's really plain adheres well. stop fancy. as have as many stories as a lot of the other churches and filled of it this time. you are also noticing probably that there's no steeple, something that you commonly see another churches in the area and beyond. or should community the mixer and sundays known as a monthly meeting. thei

the other thing owen biddle is famous for is writing a book called "the young carpenter's assistant." not only did he care about doing the construction itself, but there was a lack of real educational tools for other people to learn how to do this sort of work, beyond just apprenticeship. he wrote one of the first guide books and reference books to teach people how to do construction work. this right here is an example taken directly from his book. pillar looks exactly like the pillars we have here. >> when people enter this property, there's a brick walls -- once they come in through the brick wall, they are surprised at how large this building really is. it's hard to capture it, it's so long, barely fits even into the frame. if you notice on the facade, it's really plain adheres well. nothing fancy. there is no steeple, something that you commonly see another -- in other churches in the area and beyond. the meetings are known as monthly meetings. there are monthly meetings all over this area of philadelphia, and all over the country, the world. these are basically the congregations.

. >> reporter: business is booming for megan and shane carpenter. >> every month we're growing. >> reporter: who make probiotic-rich fermented food like kimchi, kombucha, which they claim has helped their own health. how did you feel when you started eating fermented food? >> the more i incorporated fermented food, the more energy i did have. >> reporter: it may be effective for digestive problems caused by antibis syndrome. but doctors caution there isn't enough scientific evidence they improve other conditions like urinary tract infections or allergies. >> there's no question that the community of bacteria in our bodies is so important to our health. it's just that right now the science isn't where we need it to be in terms of telling us what we need to actually take. >> reporter: do you take a pro biotic? >> no. >> reporter: dr. linda lee tells her patients just eat a healthy fiber-rich diet. probiotic supplements aren't regulated by the fda. research shows some have fewer probiotics than advertised or strains other than what's on the label. and watch for added sugar in probiotic-rich fo

the official opening ceremony is set for this afternoon at the university of delaware's bob carpenter center. >>> also today, nascar weekend at pocono raceway will get the green flag. it starts with qualifiers today as the tricky triangle begins. tomorrow, the xfinity 250-mile race. sunday the main event, the nascar cup 400 miler. ♪ >>> happening now, cheltenham high school's post-prom party is winding down. nbc10 was at the school in wincoat overnight where the parent/teacher organization hosted the party. the goal is to give students a fun, safe place to party following their senior prom. guess it's that time of year. right? >> yeah. >>> 4:36 on this friday. we have surveillance video of let's call this a sidewalk spill that could be the result of texting while walking. >> yeah. coming up, the painful reminder about not paying attention. we'll show you the rescue by emts. >>> and brand-new boardwalk. where you can now take a smoother stroll along a popular beach spot. >>> also, the phillies and braves get delayed when a flying baseball bat gets caught in a net. the grounds crew had

. >> reporter: business is booming for megan and shane carpenter. >> every month we're growing. >> reporter: who make probiotic rich fermented food like kimchi, kombucha, which they claim has helped their own health. how did you feel? >> the more i incorporated it the more energy i did have. >> reporter: it may be effective for digestive problems caused by antibiotics and irritable bowel syndrome. but doctors caution there's no proof that it may help urinary tract infections or allergies. >> there's no question that the community of bacteria in our bodies is so important to our health. right now the science isn't where we need it to be in terms of telling us what we need to take. >> reporter: dr. linda lee tells her patients just eat a healthy fiber-rich diet. probiotic supplements aren't regulated by the fda. some have fewer probiotics than advertised or strains not only the label. and look for foods like yogurt. doctors say probiotics probably won't hurt, but whether they're a miracle cure or marketing hype may dom com down to trusting your own gut. >> cheers. >> reporter: kristen dahlgre