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and weren't easily accessible during their citize those u-s citizens may end up being de- naturalized, depending on a review recommended by the report. anchors chat/toss to rob rob's weather forecast from fox6 meteorologist rob haswell high pressure takes over for one day eventually bringing us sunshine. however, last nights rain dense fog this morning. that will take until mid-morning to clear. highs today will be in the upper 70s but dewpoints will be falling. that is temporary however as another warm front pushes our way with another round of storms starting stay unstable into thursday with even a slight chance of storms into friday. the weekend cools to near 70 with a slight chance for showers or thunderstorms each day. today: mostly sunny. high: 78 dewpoint: 60 wind: se 5-10 mph return. low: 64 dewpoint: 59 wind: ssw 5-10 mph wednesday:rain and thunderstorms return. high: 80 dewpoint: 68 wind: ene 5-10 mph thursday: mostly cloudy with a chance for thunderstorms. am low: 62 high: 78 dewpoint: 66 wind: se 5-10 mph friday: chance for thunderstorms. am low: 63 high: 74 dewpoint: 62 w

don't change anything they force possible to talk about it and it tugs on the social conscious of the citizeto the phils just 12 games left in the season. no play off but still you want to end things on the right note. today taking on the white sox at home. in the third inning tied at three. maikel franco batting average has improved gets the rbi single right that to put the phils up by one. franco battin batting average a6 much give the phils distant in the six. roman quinton making case to be starter next year gets a run rbi right there. and the phils would need it because they only win seven-six. larry brown at it again. this time brown is interested in coaching high school. eastampton high in new york. why exactly you want to higher guy that you know will be there for two years. >> he won't make from it freshman to senior year. why higher. i'm just sick of larry brown's act. you know he's going to be done. you know he's going to be check out. he'll be good for year. >> he loves coaching but he loves moving. >> exactly. >> get out of here, larry. >> he doesn't age. he look the same. >> he

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to throw out a family that's been here for 15 years and they have three children, two of whom are citiz not the kind of america he wants. >> let's start there, i have gloria borj we are me, ger with new york city councilman and trump supporter joe borrelli and also adam green, co-founder of the progressive change committee. joe, let me ask you. you can understand why people are looking at that interview with roougd audy giuliani and t w.h. whoa, whoa, whoa? >> he was talking about donald trump's feelings, as far as policies he's been clear and he went as far as giving a full ten-point plan. the three main points have never changed, building a wall, securing the border, no amnesty and no citizenship. >> the mass deportation thing? that was the headline. >> he's been consistent. >> we want to deport people who are criminals first. after that happens, after the boarder is secure, after we set up systems like e-verify, things like that, then we have to deal with the people who are here illegally. >> so we don't have an answer on that? >> i think you. do i just gave you an answer. >> i under

citiz citizen. >> i'm so excited. i've been waiting for this day.'m happy now. >> as new citizens were couldn't graduate lated they were also reminded of the responsibilities that come with their new found citizenship. >> most importantly, you must register and vote so your voice heard now and forever. >> reporter: that was for most on the minds of many today with the upcoming presidential election just weeks away. >> i know i'm going to vote. >> do you know who you'll be voting for? >> i think, um, it's tough to say but probably will be donald trump. >> with the immigration issue a major focus of this election, these new citizens have strong opinions on people who enter the country illegally. >> illegal i don't think it should be encouraged under any circumstances no matter what it is. so we'll have to come to any country legally. >> reporter: louis, who immigrated from bolivia feels it really depends on the circumstances. >> in every country there's lot of people that they are looking for better future. when they come here, they don't know the law

of the 1878 8 posse comitatus act,t, to see -- carrrry out extraordininary rendition of a american citizeswho are deemed to be "terrorists," strip themem of due process and d hold thehem indefinitely in military facilities, including in our black sites. we are a country thatat engagages in tortrtu. we talk -- robert talks about, you know, building movements. you can't build movements in a political system where money hahas replplaced the vote. it's impossible. and the democrats, you know, their bedside manner is differerent from the republicans. you know, trump is this kind of grotesque figure. he's like the used car salesman who rolls back the speedometer. but hillarary clinton is like, you know, the nanagers of gogoldman sach. they both engage in criminal activities that h have -- and clinton's record, like trump, exposes this -- that have preyed upon the most vulnerable within this country and are now destroying the middle class. and to somehow speak as if we are in a a functioning democracy, or speak as if there a are any restraraints on capitalism, or spepeak as ifif the democratic pa

citiz citizen. >> yes, very well said. >> this is him? >> it's him.him know i'm here. >> i'm here with park ranger robert. what is the most frequently asked question you get? >> why did we -- the impact site. when the fbi finished the investigation, it looked nothing like it did on september 11, 2001. they turned the site over to the coroner. he looked at the large pile of dirt, gathered 8% of the remains and realized he would never get more. the piles of earth are the final resting place. the question, why did they fill it? that's why. >> one of the things president bush said in 2011, that we have a duty to remember and a duty to live. >> we have a duty beyond memory. we have a due advertise to live our lives in a way that upholds the ideals for which the men and women gave their lives. >> you probably have younger people come. how do you help them understand the importance of the site and the historical significance of it? >> i hope to plant a seed. one day, i won't be here to tell the story. hopefully one day, one of them will be. it's a story that