cherie greg from kyw news radio 1060 is live on the parkway. what sit looking like out there, cherie good morning. >> reporter: well, it is beautiful. weather is already beautiful but a as you know, yesterday 50,000 people, packed the the made in america festival grounds and if the feedback on social media is any indication, day one was a success but as you can see right new you clean up crews are all ready working, right now to prepare for day two, evidence that last night was one to remember, as you can see from the video concert goers, they danced in the streets, to performances on five stages with more than three dozen act including day lah soul, nick jonas, meek mill and beyonce. security was tight and very visible. a day went all without incident with the exception of the minor disruption when special guests nicki minaj took the stage and folks rushed forward to get a closer look but luckily there were in injuries. from the cities perspective the sold out concert was a test in advance of the papal visit later this month. parkway enhanceme

thanks, cherie. >>> as cherie mentioned the made in america festival will help sit prepare for papal visit that is almost upon us, three weeks until holy fat's lives. stay with "eyewitness news" and cbs philly.com for very latest. we have a full guide to help you plan for that historic event. >>> switching gears now tinicum township police officer is in the hospital this morning after he was stabbed. it happened around 8:30 last night in south philadelphia. it happened in the parking lot of the holiday inn on packer avenue. police say officer was performing a courtesy transport when a male passenger pulled a knife and stabbed that officer in the arm. police arrested the passenger, the officer is expect to survive. >>> rutgers university has dismiss $5 football players arrested this week, andre boggs, peel, barnwell, gross, and delon stevenson have been kick off the team. boggs and form player are charge in the new brunswick home invasion that happened in april. the two and other players are also accused of another home invasion in may. some players are also charged with assaulting a

live on the parkway cherie greg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i'm still on the red thigh high patent leather. >> i know, amazing. they were only beyonce. >> i would imagine. >> yes. >> cherie, thank you. >>> made in america is actually like a rehearsal as city prepares for the papal visit, we are just, and, and for the very latest, we will have a full resource guide to help you plan for that historic event. nothing like going with thigh high boots to the pope. moving right along. >>> 7:07. eagles roster has been finalized and one name is absent, backup quarterback tim tebow. after eagles traded matt barclay to the arizona cardinals it appears to paved the way to tim tebow to be the the third string quarterback, right? but chip kelly had other plans. kelly cut tebow yesterday trimming the roster down to 52 players, one fewer then the the max allowed which is 53. tebow out played barclay during the the preseason and then again on a high note against the jets. they threw for 189-yard and two touchdowns, but, even that couldn't save him a spot. >> we had an offer for tr

simon, something that cheri just referenced. she said all the activity is probably good for joe biden if he does choose to officially run. what is your take? >> i want to agree this was, is not helpful to donald trump. he may know a lot about but reminds everybody he doesn't know what he is doing in terms of foreign policy. in terms of politics everybody has to get concerned, now what do we do? clearly american policy in the region has failed. we'll have to craft a new approach. what i've been talking about is to make sure we do two things going forward. we focus on trying to achieve some kind of a political settlement in syria. also youing our game and in going after isis. i think the administration now, i think for joe biden, hillary clinton, what matters what the president does next is actually improves things and makes things better. if they don't, then it will be a liability for whoever the democratic nominee is. deirdre: and a liability for the u.s. simon, thank you very much. cheri jacobus, joining me there. thank you bot

cheri, he has rolled out an energy plan.ng very much on exporting oil and cutting regulations and things like that. is this a target he should be attacking right now? >> you know, i think it's a perfectly fine issue for him to be addressing right now when you look at the calendar. is this a top issue on the minds of voters? no. but he's laying out a solid issue foundation for himself. he's a serious candidate. he's smart, and that is in con to some of the others who don't really have deny in contrast to some of the others who don't have the ability to lay out plans that are pretty solid. it's standard fare, i think it's fine that he's doing it. there's not any real downside. he doesn't seem to be coming up with anything that anybody can oppose that drastically. liz: thank you both very much. we're going to have you back over and over. we love you guys and your perspective. >> thanks. liz: closing bell, 17 minutes away. carnival in brazil might be as festive next year as preparations for the olympics stumble, and the economy

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as reporter cherie greg from our sister news radio reports, her parents want her declared incompetent. >> i'm so happy, and free. >> reporter: at 48 years young christine kissler says she's finally able to be herself. >> i am a woman. >> reporter: christine says she has identified as female since the age of 13 and dressed as a woman in college. and repressed it for years with alcohol and drugs. >> which really is a hard thing when you are torn apart like a rag doll. >> reporter: tuesday was the day agony ended, doctor christine mcgin had performed a thousand regender assignment surgery wrist and she was scheduled to perform her operation until the parents, claude and ingrid kissler traveled from yeah to the doctor's on to stop it. >> they filed court papers a alleging christine born a boy named christopher suffers from mild retardation, suicidal thoughts and serious medical conditions that make surgery to risky. they say christine is not mentally stable and they want to be named guardians so they can get her treatment. >> this isn't a competency hearing, guardianship hearing, thinks a

a huge earthquake off the coast of chery chile has people movino higher ground. aftershocks are expected throughout the night. at least two are dead, others are seriously injured, they say a tsunami could be on the way bringing ten foot tidal waves. dozens of other pacific nation are under threat including the u.s. kevin corriveau is here on the threat. kevin. >> that's right, antonio, initially it was hawaii that was under a tsunami watch, now a warning, but it's also on parts of southern california. tsunami advisor has been issued, talking about the early morning times for newport beach we're talking about 4:46 in the morning. for los angeles harbor we're talking about 447, and das santa barbara is about as far as it goes. the after shocks have stopped for the last hour. the 8.3 was six miles below the surface of the ocean right there, fairly deep but it happened right here on the fault. these are the other aftershocks that we have seen, from a 4.0 to a little over 6.5 magnitude. and as you can see if we had any red that would be within the last hour. for last

ellis, cheri, please come back. great to see you both.ut 17 minutes away from the closing bell ringing, and we still see green on the screen here. you never know, so that's why you have to stay with me. in the meantime, there was chaos in midtown, downtown, everywhere in manhattan 14 years ago. and in the thick of it were the reporters. one shining brightly to get the story to the rest of the world. fox news' rick leventhal coming up next. he shares his reflections as we remember september 11th. "countdown" coming right back. ♪ ♪ you pay your car insurance premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay even more for using it? if you have liberty mutual deductible fund™, you could pay no deductible at all. sign up to immediately lower your deductible by $100. and keep lowering it $100 annually, until it's gone. then continue to earn that $100 every year. there's no limit to

cheri sing is a regular and she said she and her two daughters were alone in a section of the library. she put on a cover to breast- feed, and then a library employee approached her saying she could only breast-feed in the bathroom. >> i said i'm not doing anything illegal, and what you're doing is illegal, and she said someone complained. i was very angry. >> it's every woman's right to breast-feed in public. >> reporter: the library apologized and said they would give their staff additional training. >>> coming up in sports, the yankees play one of their most exciting games of the year with so much on the line. the bluejays and yankees put on a show in toronto. after this. selling 18 homes? easy. building them all in four and a half months? now that was a leap. i was calling in every favor i could, to track down enough lumber to get the job done. and i knew i could rely on american express to help me buy those building materials. there are always going to be unknowns. you just have to be ready for them. another step on the journey... will you be ready when growth presents itself? >>

cheri ann dephino sticking out her tongue. she was pub click consuming alcohol and blaring music in a parking lot. she started to yell at the police officers, and her husband and another woman were also arrested, and talk about staying calm at a dangerous situation, check out this video of a hiker's up close and personal with a black bear. >> oh, no, no, don't get crazy. don't be scared. >> stephanie rifkin took the video in a wildlife area in burlington, connecticut. she came upon two bears and at one point one looked like it would nibble on her leg before running away. she said she was scared but if she ran she felt she may be attacked. the question, lonnie quinn, who was she talking to? the bear or herself? >> don't be scared? seriously? a little too close for comfort! >> you wonder, maybe like, oh, there's bears over there, and you walk over. walk the other direction, man! >> exactly. >>> we will talk about the heat and how long it will stay in place. you're seeing the 83 around staten island, and we will check in on who i

>> i ran into cherie at a buick dealership, and she was there with her dad ed. it was so nice to meet her. i asked if they were going to watch, and they said absolutely. enjoy your car. oh how sweet it is. ac day today in the car because the numbers will be high. ac over the next few days because the humidity will be high. it's a drag. you're paying the bill. beautiful to look at, and numbers above normal. i'm pretty sure that's venus. a star twinkles, and a planet beams. i'm sure i will get a call if it isn't venus. 71 in the city, great neck as well, and you can shave 10 off that. you have 61 in tom's river. getting hot, not too humid, and then the southwest wind and the uv forecast a 7. potent sun and ample amounts of sun. burn time, 30 minutes, make sure your have the sunscreen on. the pollen count is high today, and projected to stay high through wednesday. some relief, we are hoping, in the form of rain. that's a win-win scenario there, and it should help with the pollen count, too. remember last year? i think that's an impala. we should identify that. tha

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and they, so i'm v chery happy with them, they directed every episode. >> seth: and we should say that we lucked out, because the part that you were supposed to play, we got john slattery to play, so it wasn't a total loss. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> i guess. >> seth: okay. i didn't' realize you would you take that that hard, i thought you were a john slattery fan. >> i guess i had to go to iceland, then. [ laughter ] >> seth: so i want to start with "inside out." fantastic film. >> aw, thanks. >> seth: congratulations. >> thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: you just did a press tour for "train wreck." but when you were in dublin you were telling me you met an irish kid who was an "inside out" fan. >> yeah, this kid was a big "inside out" fan. he said, can you sign me and my brothers -- [ irish accent ] "could you sign these, 'inside out' posters for me and my brothers." [ laughter ] and i said, oh, yeah. who should i fill out. he's like, "to tommy." i was like here you go tommy. who's the second one? "to shamus." [ laughter ] okay. and i go, who's the th

cheri maclean. [indiscernible] -- mr. mattan from papua new guinea, your holiness. and mrs. mattan. and the wife of the premised are for portugal. [indiscernible] [speaking foreign language] -- from sierra leone. [indiscernible] pope john paul ii: god bless you. [indiscernible] >> from hawaii. the former ambassador of italy to the united nations. from the u.s. mission. pope john paul ii: thank you. >> the undersecretary general in the case of women. >> your holiness. pope john paul ii: [indiscernible] >> the representative of gambia to the united nations. from the human population fund. the secretary-general for -- [indiscernible] the seÑora. >> [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] the undersecretary for unicef. and his wife. -- from indonesia, your holiness. and the representative of indonesia to the united nations. the ambassador from peru. from peru. mr. and mrs. egget from unicef. >> abc news. >> from abc news. mrs. barbara walters from abc news. >> barbara walters. >> the most famous person for the news around the world. >> [indiscernible] barbara: [laughter] i was hoping that yo

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and i think we've got a little time -- how much time, cherie -- for q&a? about 10, 15 minutes of q&a. mr.-- [inaudible] wait for the mic and also if you could structure your question in the form of a question. [laughter] that would be lovely. >> first of all -- [laughter] damn you, joe loconte. [laughter] >> how'd you get in here? >> you'll get a question this one second. your words made me cry. and i don't want like you that well. -- i don't like you that well. [laughter] that you could make me cry. when charles coulson died, everybody at the funeral got a lapel pin. it said "remain at your posts, do your duty." >> yes, i remember that. >> how would you think that tolkien and lewis would tell us today what is our post, what is our duty? >> terrific question, john, thank you for that. you know, they felt their own particular sense of calling and vocation was in writing and literature. right? that's the genre, that's the field that they wanted to be successful in. that's part of the reason they devoted themselves to meet together in the inklings to help eac

along the way he offered for clarification he would not support muslims who would not reject cherie rawoment ago in southwestern ohio. >> i said i would support anyone, again it seems to be hard for people to actually hear english and understand it. i said i would support anyone, regardless of their background, if in fact they embraced american values and our constitution. and are willing to place that above their belief. bill: hmmm. leslie marshall, syndicated radio talk show host, blogger for "huffington post." david webb, host of david webb show, cirrus patriot. fox news contributors. good morning to both of you. go home and sleep some time. what carson said a moment ago, it is hypothetical. it is not important. then he said must embrace the constitution. place it above personal beliefs. david, start, where are you on this. >> i'm with dr. carson. first of all, those that believe that religion in any way, by any denomination trumps our constitution, state, federal or our system of laws should not be in elected office. it is up to the people to make that decision as the voters who put

occs budget request to fund 4.25 positions and this announcement also included the president lufz and cheri chief suhr at the context the budget & finance committee forwarded the proposed budget to the board of supervisors in the two year budget that included the occ proposed budget enhancement moefb to the investigation of cases with only 13 investigators assigned during this period compared to 16 investigators assigned for full caseloads in 2014 were higher than the best practices but actually in both years the 2016 was that 3 cases per investigator versus 23 in the second quarter of 2014 it increased from a hundred 70 to hundred and 90 and our goal to conclude within 1 hundred and 70 days we concluded 71 percent during that time period. >> moving on to case that the occ found neglect of duty or misconduct the number of cases that the occ sustained in the second quarter 19 is 3 more than the sustained cases second quarter of 2014 it's a 12 percent sustained rate in the second quarter of 2014, 8 were closer to 9 months similar to the closed rate in 2014 when we combined those the sustained

cherie in little falls loves the temperatures, and he likes to see and feel. we will see the wind fill in today as well. it's breezy with the wind out of the northeast. high pressure nosing in over the next few days it should serve to keep us dry. one of the warmer readings, and there's quite a bit of a spread and variety. it's not like the philadelphia cream cheese spread. it's not like that at all. 53 in walden, 54 in armonk, and 52 down to sea girt, and even madwah in the 50s. you an area of high pressure to the north and to the south. systems, we are concerned about the pressure systems. a we have ther is not -- a sweater is not a bad idea today. not many opportunities for rain this week. much of the area, that's the reading for the city. moderate to dry drought conditions for much of the area. long island, abnormally dry from the twin forks, up into the hudson valley as well. pollen is down a bit today. that's a blessing. my concern with the wind f you're dealing with the ragweed allergies or anything like that, the wind will serve to exacerbate that. mak

cherie was lamenting the heat, and now she's loving the coolside. this is an interesting comment from teacher kimberly fountain who said it was a little chilly on the playground yesterday it will be a little warmer for the kids today if they are going to school. a lot of kids are off school today, particularly here in the city as well. in the city right now, scanning the skies, and yeah, awfully pretty out there. let's see now, is that a planet? a star? speaking of planets, guess who was discovered on this day? neptune. throw that in, and you will be a genius in the office. throw in something about the string theory, and they will all leave you alone. >> or maybe not. maybe they are into this stuff. you have to have a theory of everything. 45 in wayne, and parts of morris county seeing fog. here's why, the big ridge of high pressure, and the clear conditions, and then you can get fog in front of you. it's not widespread. no advisories or anything to tell you about. relatively quiet conditions today, and future cast is backing me up. thursday, an int

we know cherie is a great weather watcher, and this is interesting, too. david is warmer in bayonne. 63, and that's right, he is already taking suggestions on background music for his next rain dance, and that's right. we still do need the rain, and in fact, if you look at the area, we are still dealing with drought conditions for a good part of northern new jersey and long island. into putnam and westchester and rockland county, too. abnormally dry for the area this big ridge of high pressure will set in and keep us dry over the next few days. there's just no real chance for rain, and i think i just dropped the chew toy. in the city right now, we are looking at 63 degrees, winds out of the west at 5 miles an hour. relative humidity 58%. i thought my dog loved me until louise or eddie opened a little debbie over there, and now i just lost my dog. 76 above normal. not a record. that's 92, and now we are above normal over the next few days. sun is up at 7: 7:56, and that's sunset sublime. no rain relief, but a sign of the season, and the numbers down from th

cherie has this little tip. need a hay bale for your fall decor? take a chunk out of my lawn. we need to conserve water now because of the lack of rain, and dave price is back. look at that he's thinking 65, and please tell me it won't be as humid on my birthday next wednesday. it won't be, david, and now everyone knows it's your birthday. good idea. i like it. this is 60 degrees from chris, and interesting history. 1930, the first nonstop airplane flight from europe to the u.s., and it took quite awhile, and then charlie has 60, and then this reminder, so important, school opens, and keep an eye out for the school buses crossings the roads, and make sure your dogs are nice and dry like that. in the city, it's comfortable, but you know it's sticky. not the case for the jersey shore and long island where you have cooler readings, and that's where you are seeing more fog. patchy fog to start the day as well. wayne even, 59 dries, and in the city a flirting with 90, and it will be a close call. when you do the math, though, feeling like 90 plus. plan on that, pace yourself, drink

occs budget request to fund 4.25 positions and this announcement also included the president lufz and cheriat the context the budget & finance committee forwarded the proposed budget to the board of supervisors in the two year budget that included the occ proposed budget enhancement moefb to the investigation of cases with only 13 investigators assigned during this period compared to 16 investigators assigned for full caseloads in 2014 were higher than the best practices but actually in both years the 2016 was that 3 cases per investigator versus 23 in the second quarter of 2014 it increased from a hundred 70 to hundred and 90 and our goal to conclude within 1 hundred and 70 days we concluded 71 percent during that time period. >> moving on to case that the occ found neglect of duty or misconduct the number of cases that the occ sustained in the second quarter 19 is 3 more than the sustained cases second quarter of 2014 it's a 12 percent sustained rate in the second quarter of 2014, 8 were closer to 9 months similar to the closed rate in 2014 when we combined those the sustained rate as i s