we will fast forward to the sixth inning, phillies down one to nothing, chris brian, chris brian, makinglook easy, 415 feet, to left field. that is yes, beyond the fence. two run shot, three to nothing cubs. two batters laters, been z ubris t, 416 feet, get out of town, chicago. we are sick of you. phillies lose eight-one. they visit washington on friday. they lost five out of six to the cubs this season. after the game vince velasquez talk about that injury. >> i will be fine. i hope it won't be that much time. i don't know what to expect. i cannot give you a certain answer because i don't know what is going on. that is what the doctors know. there is a specialist with it. from what i know it is a strain and we will proceed about it tomorrow and see how it goes, and then we will go from there. >> moving on now sam bradford is looking for some quality time with hoist friend. bradford invited eagles quarterback wide receivers and tightened to san diego to work out and bond before training camp starts in late july. yes that includes carson wentz. sammy and fellows at practice today. this i

good morning. >> chris brian, a one man wrecking crew against the reds last night.not one, not two, but three home runs in this game and on top of that, he added two doubles, no player had ever done that in the major leagues in those record books date back 103 years. 24-year-old is the youngest cubs player to ever hit three home runs in a game, beating ernie banks by ten days. chicago went on to win this one by a mile. >>> a rough week for england continues, first, brexit, now the national team suffers a huge upset at the hands of iceland at the european championship. iceland had never even been in a knockout game. they eliminated the brick with a 2-1 win and just to put this upset in perspective, iceland has more volcanos than professional soccer players. the england manager makes $5 million a year, iceland's manager is a part after the loss. >>> 19-year-old swimming phenom katie la decky is on her way to the rio olympics. she won the 400 meter freestyle. still the third fastest time in history. ledecky the overwhelming favorite to bring home the gold in a couple o

chris brian became the first player in the mlb era to hit two doubles in the same game and two home runse banks. >>> first brexit and what some of you may consider a greater upset. england eliminated. to make matters worst they were ousted by iceland, the smallest nation to ever make it this far in the tournament. more than 8% of iceland traveled to witness it in person. one comment said well played iceland. >>> in a political parallel england's manager resigned after the loss. hasn't been a good week. i'll send it back to you! thanks so much for that. >>> a pop star at guantanamo bay. >>> plus cashing in on taylor swift's dating life. you're watching "early today." "l out for date night... even if you're just staying in. walgreens has all the beauty products you need for whatever makes you feel beautiful. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. now get 5,000 bonus points when you spend 25 dollars or more on participating beauty and personal care products. sir, this alien life form at an alarming rate. growing fast, you say? we can't contain it any long... oh! you know, that remin

the chris brian, giving it a ride, 415 feet to left field. gone. two run shot.go up three to nothing. two batters later this not done, it is ben this time he is like you needed 415. how bye go 416. phillies go on to lose eight-one. have after the game velasquez talk about that injury. >> i hope it will be fine. but i again, don't know, i cannot give you any idea he because i don't know what is going on. i mean that is what the doctors know. they are the specialist with it. from what i know, you know, it is a strain and we will proceed tomorrow and see how it goes, and we will go from there. >> all right. phillies off today but did you have the first pick in the mlb draft. full coverage on cbs-3. that is all for sports. i'm don bell. have a great the day. >>> hey you thought nba finals were a done deal? think again. we are getting to game five because after getting blown out the in the first two games, the cleveland cavilers were on the opposite end last night, this is the kind of night it was for golden state. the first lebron james stole ball and finished with

right by september strain, in the sixth, that's chris brian, against bailey, two run homer, the cubsto win it eight to one over the phillies. all right, the quarterback spoke yesterday. and head coach doug pederson was asked about carson went throwing the deep balls, in practice, maybe too many times. talk to wentz about making better decisions as far as sam bradford, he likes the fact he can make more of the play call. >> i think that's what every quarterback wants, who you want the ability to get in and out every plays you want the ability to make things right. obviously it put more pressure on to you study know what the opponent will do to be ready for certain looks, and to take advantage every those looks when -- >> that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >> talking basketball, another blow out, this time with labron james and his calf ears who dominated when they were at home. >> here is the individual joe, steph curry two-point, and labron james shined. thirty-two-point. he makes irving added 30 as the cavaliers win in a 30-point blow out 120 to 90 the final score. lead th

live at the supreme court, i'm brian mooar, chris, back to you. >> thank you so much, brian.4:00, a man ended up in the water in potomac. witnesses say the man went in shortly afternoon. he was found near grapevine island and they were able to pull him onto a boat. the man is expected to be okay. >> since scattered showers and a few the small umbrella handy. here's the latest in light showers moving in to prince george's county, rain around baltimore. it's further back to the west where we have to look for any heavier rain and thunderstorm activity and parts of shenandoah county right now. we'll keep a close eye on the storms at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. here in the metro area, if we are dealing with any rain, it looks between 6:00 and 9:00 p.m. the immediate area not under a flash flood watch but areas including petersburg and luray will have flash flood watches throughout the evening. pat? >> thank you. a frightening experience for a couple as their car sank into the street while they were news4's darcy has more about how to make sure this doesn't happen to you. >> reporter: tho

ceo brian chris anders has other fish to fry. he finds himself in a sticky political situation.planned to host a fundraiser for donald trump at his home here in silicon valley but he called it off after "the new york times" called him and said, what's up with the trump thing? canceled.e event was said, we are interested in engaging both candidates. his earlier support would have put him at odds with many other silicon valley republicans who have said they will not support trump. the robots are coming for your college savings. well front, a silicon valley-based robo financial advisor, will begin providing college savings plans in partnership with the state of nevada. joining me to discuss this right now is wealthfront's allie rosenthal. this seems to me like a huge win for you guys. nevada is different, i guess. in california there is one provider, and it's a slugfest. philadelphia -- fidelity has it down. >> we are excited to be partnering with nevada to be mobile be the first and only automated investment service to offer and manage a 529 college savings plan. cory: like robo a

mourn the loss and celebrate the lives, brian. >> chris jansing in orlando. thanks.hat video is useful, tough to watch. but useful because it brings us inside that venue for the first time. it shows plainly on her face the same confusion everyone said they experienced. we heard it after aurora. we heard it after the theater in paris. we have heard countless stories of it here. what was that noise? was that noise a part of the music that was playing? had a speaker just blown when, in fact, it was, of course, a gunman. then there are the parents and loved ones who woke up to text messages that there had been trouble sent in realtime though not seen until the next morning. as chris points out, all forms of social and electronic media have been used to convey messages in this case. sean henry is in our newsroom. he was part of the coverage last night. he is a veteran of the fbi, former executive assistant director. he's been a consultant with us for some time now. it's been, what, 12 hours since we last spoke. we have been through a day of renewed incremental development

. >> brian. >> chris jansing in orlando where our team has covered this since the early morning hours of sunday and speaking of the inevitable politics of this, this is the hour we set aside each day for the discussion that have and issues like the overnight filibuster by senate democrats. our coverage thus conditions with "meet the press" daily here's chuck todd. >> you're right. it's now a political question and how is washington going to respond to this? welcome to "mpt daily." addressing the victims' families and first responders in the wake of what is the largest mass shooting in u.s. history. the president compared this tragedy to the massacre of 26 people, including 20 first graders at sandy hook school in new town, connecticut. here it is again. >> those who were killed and injured here were gunned down by a single killer with a powerful assault weapon. the motives of this killer may have been different than the mass shooters in aurora or new town but the instruments of death were so similar and now another 49 innocent people are dead. >>> and there it is. that's the split ess

hey, chris. >> thank you, brian.looks to be the most exciting event coming this week, thursday's meeting at the white house. we have no idea what they talk about. what do you think the president's role is going to be here in terms of intermediary with the two candidates? >> we know there's been an attempt to have harry reid we do the intermediary. that took place in phone calls, but it didn't go anywhere. it didn't change the tone of the campaign. we know there have been two phone calls so far between president obama and bernie sanders. what i'm hearing from sources in the sanders' campaign is that no one was in those meetings but senator sanders. so no one knows what was said between the president and bernie sanders, except the two of them. we don't have a lot of window into what they talked about. it's not too hard to guess at this point barack obama may be the only person who can have the complete trust of senator sanders, because he didn't endorse hillary clinton as much as he may have wanted to. he's seen as pot

former president bill clinton and billy chris -- crystal and brine -- brian, gumble.ung and old honor muhammad ali with a ten count. when you think of boxing first thing you think about is muhammad ali. the nonprofit boxing for kids was held the day after muhammad ali passed. >>> because of the things he done out of the ring, to me was more of a game changer in life, a game changer in might have life, i learned i can speak. >>> he was the greatest fighter to ever live. >> reporter: johan runs a closed circuit distributer in feasterville. he was on the frazier team. he described the fight at madison square garden as the most important moment in his career. he talks about taking his son to ali's training camp in 1972. >>> these were people off the street. he fed them all. they stayed for lunch, he salt down on the end of the ring and he talked to them. >> reporter: ali briefly lived in philadelphia's overbrook section and moved into this five bedroom house in 1971. folks stopped by to remember his time here. >>> to know he was here in a local area like this tucked away

. >> brian carol, sebastian, chris, those guys have been established in the league for awhile. >> sothe ball is passed firm. >> this team could be something special. so the two young players helped me with my game. just in case i'm needed down the road. decent power, ya, i thought the form was all right. >> oh. oh. awe. awe. that, that is good, that is good for the cameras. >> unstoppable. >> don't quit your day job. well, it was a special evening with philadelphia freedom's owner billie jean king. "eyewitness news" at villanova where the tennis champion headlined healthcare benefit. the charity is dedicated to helping all set of costs of cancer treatment for patients and their families, the fundraiser include add live and silent auction in addition to veteran conversation with king. "eyewitness news" morning show anchors, jim donovan and brooke thomas, emcee the event. good cause there. >>> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news": >> hey guys, what's up? we're in orlando today. >> sad and shocking news about a singer from new jersey, she was shot and killed following a performance in

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chris wilson. this is my husband brian.own the proper brewing company in town. >> is what so proper about it. >> it is all about beer is proper. >> is there anything in there. >> apple is there, yes. >> and carmel sauce on top. >> we have this over here. >> they didn't cut them up for us because that is a lot. >> is that beer. >> is there beer in the carmel sauce. >> in the carmel sauce. >> yes, in a carmel sauce. >> who doesn't want beer in their car medical. >> i did not make them though. >> is this cough eye. >> no, this is coffee stodt. >> is that coffee or beer. >> it is coffee in your beer. you can start every day with a beer. >> it will wake you up. >> it levels out, mike. >> yes. >> really good. >> you can taste the cherry, it is is he good. >> i'm not a big black coffee guy but this is more cherry then coffee. >> yes. >> where is your store. >> half a block down the street in old theater from 1922. >> the big p. >> yes. >> boom. >> okay. >> where we should we go next. >> your momma's house or your momma's burgers.

. >> brian carroll, maurice ado, sebastian le toux, chris pontius they have been establish. >> so that ball is passed firm. >> this team could being on special so two young players helped me with my game in case i'm needed down the road. >> i felt the form was all right. >> that is good. that is good for the camera too. >> it is not me but union unstoppable, franchise record eight games without a loss and youthful roster with rosenberry and tribbett and goalie andre blake hoist a star and two other first round pick, josh yaro and fabian, but it is something to celebrate down on the waterfront near chester. don't celebrate celebrate me this is keegan rosenberry on the right is connor casey, annex philadelphia union player. look at that face. katie is a union fan. >> you know how much of a union fan i am but i love this moment, my favorite, mls moment of the entire season so far because keegan is like what. >> because, it was, let's put it this way connor should not have been red carded right there. keegan knew it. well, what are you going to do. >> red card is like a foreign language ri

chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> the dry conditions were apparent in livermore today as a grassfire quickly burned two acres. viewer brian huck tweeted this picture to abc 7 news. it shows flames near north livermore avenue and an enormous cloud of smoke billowing into the sky. it started at 12:30 today. firefighters had it under control in one hour. >> they're still trying to mop up flare ups. it's used for cattle. none were hurt by the fire. >> when you see news where you live, take a photo or video and share it with us using ash abc 7 now. we'll show it on air or at abc 7 news.com. >>> the hot weather is raising concerns at parks. alum park where these pictures were taken, no open flames or barbecues are permitted. that restriction will be in effect at least through tomorrow. >>> the heat is killing trees in the sierra nevada forests. the u.s. forest service reports an estimated 66 million trees have died since 2010. 26 million between last october and this month alone. the causes range from drought, warmer temperatures and a beetle epidemic. large areas of dead trees make wildfires more destructive. they bought $6 mi

brian mccann does not start this game or yesterday's game because of a hyperextended left elbow. yankees told us he was available, circular they did not envision the scenario. spoon they've already used chrisbait for refsnyder. >> tom: watched the glove thumb. that was very odd. it was breaking, he wasn't sure whether to back end that or not. >> matt: brian mccann is going to catch the ninth. there was some considerable urgency to the pace they brought him on the field with. >> tom: the blood club is coming off already. very strange. >> matt: he came off the field and a pretty big hurry with a trainer. they're stitching a mother. he's not going to be able to return. brian mccann is going to receive the ninth. >> tom: no problem, sit for three and a half hours may think you got an enough, go on and guy. we talk about velocity in the hundreds. chapman is one the longest strides in the game, almost he's cheating the distance. 60 feet, 6 inches. becomes about 53 feet in the effective velocity of that hundred mile an hour fastball is about one oh two. it's not just about speed, it's really about time. a time that the ball is in the air. heesses it more than any pitcher in baseball. spoon jonath

brian mccann does not start this game or yesterday's game because of a hyperextended left elbow. yankees told us he was available, circular they did not envision the scenario. spoon they've already used chrisbait for refsnyder. >> tom: watched the glove thumb. that was very odd. it was breaking, he wasn't sure whether to back end that or not. >> matt: brian mccann is going to catch the ninth. there was some considerable urgency to the pace they brought him on the field with. >> tom: the blood club is coming off already. very strange. >> matt: he came off the field and a pretty big hurry with a trainer. they're stitching a mother. he's not going to be able to return. brian mccann is going to receive the ninth. >> tom: no problem, sit for three and a half hours may think you got an enough, go on and guy. we talk about velocity in the hundreds. chapman is one the longest strides in the game, almost 7 feet long. he's cheating the distance. 60 feet, 6 inches. becomes about 53 feet in the effective velocity of that hundred mile an hour fastball is about one oh two. it's not just about speed, it's really about time. a time that the ball is in the air. he compresses it more than any pitcher in bas

brian co-angelo next in sports. but first here's bob kelly. >> chris, good morning, everybody, come on, yup, when the bridge is up, its closed. there you go. i should say when the bridge is open it is closed. live look the talcony palmyra little sailboat action here on the river. and another bridge, the platt bridge, if this opens we're all in trouble. we'll check sue's forecast for our hump day when we come right back. >> ben simmons came to town for a work out. sixers did not taylor the media to video the work out, but when the secret got out, the sixers sent out picture on social media. doesn't tell you much, but the gm brian coangelo was happy he came in. >> it was helpful, tend of the day, and i think it was most important for us, to kind of close the chapter on any doubt that, you know, ben or rich would want to have ben here in philadelphia. >> he's the pick. all right, the so many east, copa america soccer to houston, that's lionel messy. best player in the world for argentina playing the nsa. argentina up, two nil on the kick, argentina wins four-nil over the usa. the usa is eliminated. that's sports in a mi

brian todd, interesting developments. thanks so much for that. want to go live to capitol hill right now. senator chris murphy from connecticut is speaking. he staged an almost 15-hour filibuster trying to get votes on new gun control laws. let's listen in. >> -- where that shooter was able to buy a weapon because of a loophole. please welcome to the podium first tina and then reverend risher. >> thank you, senators schumer, blumenthal, murphy, feinstein, booker, markey, and baldwin for inviting me here today. i'm grateful to you and members of your delegation for taking ox on this issue so that other families do not have to live with the heart break and anguish my family has been forced to endure for the rest of our lice. our leadership has been a source of comfort to my family and me. i am tina mines. my father damian mines was killed on december 2nd last year at the inland regional center while at a work event with the san bernardino county environmental health department when a co-worker and his wife who had pledged allegiance to isis burst through the doors of his office spraying bullets from thei

brian, what do you see as the next potential step? >> well, i don't think it's going to result in anything because as chris pointed out, they don't have candidate in mind and big enough group of delegates to pull it through. i liken this to when boehner was speaker and rebellious members who voted against him but couldn't decide on who the alternative candidate would be and didn't have a plan for whipping votes. it seems to be a similar situation here. i will say if they were to be able to get their act together and pull this off, i think the way you look those 13 or $14 million in the face, wasn't going to win anyway, is this really worse? they are both bad outcomes. >> good luck with that. >> it's not just the republican party but fracturing within the democratic party too. bernie sander is digging in his heels talking about this five-month commitment to make sure it's not donald trump. he's not saying he's throwing support behind hillary clinton. so what could potentially unfold at the democratic national convention? do you sigh bernie sanders making himself part of the equation? >> not too much. listen, you're right there is fract

chris wallace -- >> he said the word. >> he said i can't really say too much right now. because they're investigating. >> on the verge in one of the civil cases where brian pagliano, the i.t. guy who's got immunity. he's going to take the fifth apparently in this civil litigation. when you start throwing around the fifth amendment, it sounds crooked. >> do the polls really even mean much at this point in time? >> we're several days away and they may or may not mean something. i suspect in california, they may. >> she was way ahead three months ago in california. >> we know from the polling, it is close. i want to go back to this other point, what we just said -- there was a piece kim strosel did, on the fact that her lawyer was taking it in the haerearing. >>> donald trump has said repeatedly he could put that staunch democrat state california in play and win in a general election. so what's the evidence that analysts see to back that up? i'm going to bring in the guest insiders one more time. >>> and your voice makes us better. so hit us up on our fox news social pages, twitter and facebook. stay with us. >>> always give up in california as a republican

chris sowers tracking the forecast for you. this is a live look, sky6 live hd giving you a look at the temple university courts there. we hope you're having a great morning. >>> memory winner briann will play the mighty jordon in the power rangers reboot. it's based on only the power rangers franchise which started with the popular tv show in the 1990s. it is expected to hit theaters next march. >>> aspiring screen writers can learn from one of the best. oscar winner aaron sorkin will have an online master class, topic be range from dialogue to story pasting to plot and character development. he is known for social network and money ball and newsroom and west wing. >>> matthew mcconaughey is back on the big screen in a civil war drama and earth fights off an another alien invasion. here's matt o'donnell. >> reporter: the summer box office is heating up with an alien attack. independence day resurgence is a along awaited sequel to the first film. >> tell me how much you miss me. >> you know how much i miss you. >> i can't believe it's 20 years. >> it's been 20 years since the 4th of july invasion, in light of that attack. united nations has created afternoon earth space defense u

ryan made the case to brian kilmeade on his program he was not calling donald trump a racist but what he said was racist. only prominent politician came to the governor's defense, chris christie just walked into trump tower a short time ago. here is what he said before he left for new jersey for manhattan. >> i know donald trump. i've known him for 14 years and donald trump's not a racist. so you know, the allegations that he is are absolutely contrary to every experience that i have had with him over the last 14 years and so, we're going to end it there. congressman ryan is entitled to his opinion as is everybody else who has an opinion on this. i've expressed mine and if all we're going to do is talk about this i'm going to get in the car reporter: clearly governor christie didn't want to talk to much about it, wanted to make it to the trump tower for the meeting with donald trump. here is the problem that republicans and donald trump are facing right now the they should have been in position since he won indiana primary are to hit democrats at every turn. instead he is giving democrats ammunition to hit him. look what josh earnest, white house spokesman said a sho

brian taff i'm monica malpass have a good night. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> thursday night the trump campaign vetted governor, chris christie for vice president and four atlantic city casinos reach a deal with workers to avert a strike. but the big story on "action news" is the charging of an 18-year-old female in the hit and run death of a school superintendant. it was back on april 19 and when robbinsville school chief robert mayer was killed while jogging before the start of school. today the mercy county prosecutor charged the driver with a serious host of crimes. trish hartman is live in robbinsville with the full story. >> reporter: the name of that 18-year-old driver is being withheld because she was a juvenile at the time of crash, but today she was charged with death by auto and leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death and during and around the time of the death, she was talking on her cell phone. authorities say 52-year-old dr. steven mayer, superintendant of robbinsville schools was jogging with his dog dutch on april 19th. now police say that a 17-year-old student was talking on her cell phon

chris matthews returns monday. the greatest boxer of all-time. one of the greatest ever icons of american culture, muhammad ali today eulogized by former president bill clinton and by billy crystal and brian gumbal. there's not another person on earth that could attract a guest list. karzai, former president of afghanistan. king abdullah of jordan. former california governor arnold schwarzenegger. valerie jarrett was there, read a statement from president obama. mike tyson and lennox lewis sat together at the event. republican senator orrin hatch of people, he was friends with muhammad ali as well, he spoke in muhammad ali's memory. just a remarkable event today. over 100,000 people turned out today in louisville, kentucky, to line the funeral procession for muhammad ali's casket. 100,000 people in the streets. yesterday was an islamic prayer service for ali. essentially a religious event. today, though, was for everybody. and it really was an enormous public event. it was also in the interfaith event today. at one point the liberal firebrand ran michael lerner, also friends with muhammad ali, at one point he got a standing ovation which is not an easy thing to get at a funeral. and he go

chris, good morning. >> hi, good morning. >> see? >> indeed. >> all right. we'll go through some e-mails that our viewers have sent us. if you'll answer them, we would appreciate that. briani plan to retire in 2017 and i will be 62 and i have never invested in anything. is it too late, chris? >> well, i would tell karen that it's never too late to get started investing but it's really important for her to really get into high gear. and understand her options. i would advise her for to check out my irq tool, free tool to help people understand about investing and their retirement dream. but it's never too late, but she does need to get moving in the right direction. >> where can they find that tool, on your website? >> yes, ma'am. they can find it on chris hogan 360.com. >>> becky from virginia asks i have a life insurance policy with a cash value of $6,000. should i cash it in and purchase term life insurance, if so, what should i do with the money? what do you think? >> well, i would tell becky that i remember term life insurance, but here's what i would do. i would want to make sure that she got a term life policy full and in effect which means in place. then she could

chris sarley. throughout this process, staff was absolutely essential and monumental, they did yeoman's work in very, very difficult and trying circumstances. i mentioned brian zumwalt, my former chief counsel, a driving force behind this, and i deeply appreciate and acknowledge his work, as well as someone else i else i mentioned, did i my tree carikof. let me also thank ben dunham. i think in the beginning particularly ben and brian and dmitri gave each other plenty of hell but worked through very difficult negotiations to get it done. and also i want to thank jonathan black and drew wallace in senator udall's offices, adrian with senator markey and on the outside, a lot of expert help from all sorts of stakeholders across the political spectrum, certainly including industry representatives with the american chemistry council, and i want to thank mike walls, rudy underwood, robert flag, and of course their leader kyle duly. finally, there is one enormous figure who is owed a great debt of gratitude and lot of credit for seeing this over the goal line tonight, and that's frank's better half -- and i say that with deep respect and admiration to frank -- but