clifton: it did. i have been told look at we have tried to arrange a lot of press coverage but that it got the play that it did was a surprise. sense thathave any you were being used toward an aim or a goal? clifton: -- none at all. his wish was solely to bring us together and symbolically to bring our two countries together in this. not even for a moment that i think he had any motive than that. host: who went with you? clifton: my wife and my two sons. host: how long were you there? clifton: we were there 10 days. august 1 to august 11 which covers both anniversaries. citieseled between the by bullet train. we were there for almost a full 10 days. host: was it your first trip to japan? clifton: first ever. host: what were your overall impressions? clifton: it is a beautiful country. they have to live on only 25-30% of the islands. the rest is mountainous. beautiful houses, rice fields, very colorful. wesley, and bringing home that book years ago, brought home japan into our house. that included sush

and clifton, i think that you mentioned that you were there in 2012, and was it 2012 or 2013? but whatever the case, the first trip back, give me an experience of what it was like for you. and how were you received there? >> the first trip in 2012 or 2013? >> reporter: how were you received? >> the reception was -- i don't want to call it great, but it was good. my host, masahero, he thought that it would be before i went. because i asked him and i said, is this going to be positive in and it turned out to be, the survivors that i spoke to again all came to me, not in anger, not in reincrimination. they came to me with open arms and wanted to talk. it turned out to be a very positive visit. >> i have one more quick one for you. no sitting president has visited hiroshima or nagasaki. in your view, should that happen. and is the winner of the 2009 nobel peace prize that man who should make that trip? >> i know that the japanese, the survivors, would very much like president obama to do that, because of his comments in 2009, and i don't see why not. i don't see why any u.s. presi

but again, this is braddock road at clifton road. so a little slow through the intersection for the next little while at least. taking a look elsewhere around town, beltway at colesville road. 66 looks good. 95 overall, everything nice and green and flowing well. prince george's county, also flowing nicely here. branch avenue, pennsylvania avenue, indian head highway, not too much construction to speak of this morning. back in ten minutes. weather and traffic on the 1s. >> melissa, thank you. 4:33 today. there will be funerals for the eight members of a family all shot to death in their home in houston. earlier this month miss say the mother -- police say the mother's ex-boyfriend shot her and the kids. conley said he felt the children were growing up to be monsters. >>> the trial starts today for a man accused of killing a hotel manager in oxon hill. lawyers will decide on a jury and make their opening remarks today. prince george's county police say dee andre weems attempted to rob the clarion hotel two years ago. they say jesse ch

. >> reporter: professional prankster from clifton, new jersey said he found the parents with the craigs list ad. the parents, including this man who business to surprise his 12 year old daughter letting a stranger in the house said not my kid. so, imagine the shock. >> you're 12 years old. what is wrong with you. you could have been raped and murdered. >> reporter: some say these parents went too far. >> a little bit drastic.

. >> clifton kenny had no idea how much his life was about to change at this time last year. years old his mother had just died from stage 4 breast cancer. he was at home and bereft when social media brought him the photograph of michael brown's body. >> at first i didn't believe it. the community there was just trying to figure out what was going on, trying to figure out why this kid was lying in in the street. >> >> outrage pulled kenny out of his grief. >> my lungs were stinging. i began throwing up. i think there was a little blood in there. and i was crying. >> you must disperse immediately. >> but i wasn't tearing up because it was painful. of course it was painful but i couldn't believe something like this could happen in 21st century america or a small town like ferguson. >> kenny went back to high school, he started a week late because of the unrest and channeled that outrage into action, led 300 classmates to our backyard, which became our destiny st. louis, social engagement with young people. ever since kenny has organized his peers for st. louis. in february clif

we will hear from truman a grandson, clifton truman daniel. it was president truman who gave the order to trust the bombs on japan. this is two hours. >> gentlemen on your screen is the eldest grandson of president truman, clifton truman daniel. our video is going to be a special trip

where with clifton truman daniel. truman: it is hard to put into words. on a thing my friends, i am honored to have been invited. -- i want to thank my friends. this was such a brave girl. i would also like to thank them for telling me about the stories , and it using it as a gesture of peace and reconciliation. >> i would like to thank you mr. daniel. for making i thank you for your decision. i feel deep appreciation. i know we have different opinions, mr. daniel has embraced them all, and i thank him for this as well. in the future, you will be traveling to hiroshima and nagasaki as well. i hope you will see things as they are and i hope in the future for the next generation of children that we will work together and come up with some plans, and ideas to establish peace to the world. [indiscernible] >> shall we go forward? >> over there is where the atomic bomb was dropped. >> thank you. host: we are watching your first visit to the epicenter where the bomb was dropped in hiroshima and august of 1945. we can assume it was a very warm day. and in the bac

around the clifton area, fairfax county, right around 6:55. again, the weather service has this issued for -- until 7:00 tonight. now, it has said we could see winds up to 60 miles an hour, not quite seeing that just yet. i want to go back two slides here. show you, see this line ahead of the storms itself this line is the gust front, any time that accept par traitself from the mainline, the mainline normally starts to die out and that's exactly what we e seeing in montgomery county. so, montgomery county seeing some areas of heavy rain, loudoun county seeing this heavy rain but if you look north of the potomac, may not see as much in montgomery county. this will move through the d.c. metro area. when, take you back down. a lot of lightning associated with this. you can see behind this, not much going on. once this moves through, we are just about done for the rain as we move on through the rest of the night. 7:00, that's where we are talking about here. right around 7:30, 8:00 now, it says 8:00 this is more like 7:30 coming through the d.c. m

one of the men popped at a low decline clifton. police killed one of the men and the other got away. >> they searched every house in backyards and houses. >> police say the man who was killed had a gun on him and another in his backpack. the second man is still on the loose end is considered armed and dangerous. >>> san francisco police are looking for help to find a person who shot and killed two people including a mother in front of her children. a black truck, likely a dodge ram. this navy link to a drive- by shooting. 32-year-old st. pete beach mayor maria lowe does was hit by a stray bullet while trying to protect her children. 38- year-old dante glad was shot and killed and a 40-year-old woman was shot that survived. police are asking for information. >>> it has been a rough weekend for fire crews around the state . we are battling flames, high temperatures and difficult terrain. cal fire is showing progress in lake county. iraqi fire is completely contained last week. everyone who was evacuated is being allowed to return hom

we'll head to lakewood new jersey where route 88 is shut down between south clifton avenue and lexington avenue. let's head to the whitestone bridge. also a crash there. some delays. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >>> an overnight house fire left a child fighting for his life. katherine creag is in marine park with more. >> reporter: neighbors describe seeing chaos, people screaming, paramedics carrying out that little boy. right now, you can see police officials, some fire investigators here still on the scene. this was about 1:15 this morning when fire broke out. what neighbors are telling us that they saw a lot of the damage on the second floor of the home. that's where they believe the child and his family lived in an upstairs apartment. 1:15 when fire broke out and neighbors tell us it was heartbreaking seeing that little boy. >> the baby looked not well. the baby looked lifeless. it didn't look good. >> reporter: and this family, we are told by neighbors, again, that moved into this apartment, into this house only about four years ago. michael, it's still being investigated wh

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we're looking at milford because of showers approaching that area. 84 clifton. long island is come ing in in the upper 70s. 81 in belmar. so while most of the area is quiet at 7:00 all bets are off after midnight. a few of those after midnight. we watch connecticut, long island , maybe even into new york city. the front slowly limps offshore. it's making progress. some downpours are weakening. seems like there's not as much support for these storms as they get closer. a big thunderstorm weakening as it approaching philly. we like to see that die out before it gets closer to philly and interrupts the mets game against the phillies. if you look at the future cast these thunderstorms will be well west through the first part of the night. after midnight into the early wee hours of the morning we see scattered thunderstorms and showers around. you have a low here and a low here and in between little wiggle room. the fronts just getting far enough so we get a nice day later tomorrow into we wednesday. the storms through let's say early afternoon tomorrow, 86 and then

clifton, 6:36. that's the strong est thing that i'm looking at on doppler right now. 92 in fredericksburg. that's our hot spot but look at these rain cooled 70s off to the west, low 80s. mid 80s across the bay in east. not a bad day. 91 degrees. i'll tell you how we did on our 3-degree guarantee tonight at 11:00. 87 right now. feeling like 9 1 and watch that dew point. going to drop a lot as drier air is moving in later tonight. could still see a shower or storm for a few more hours this evening. 70 downtown by morning but by morning much less humid. going to feel a lot better tomorrow kind of like it did over the weekend. 60s and 70s with sunny skies and looks like a great afternoon. low to mid 80s out there. warm, dry, west northwest winds gusting to 15 or so. wednesday and thursday look great. lows in the 50s and 60s. highs generally low to mid 80s. we'll stay comfortable through friday. over the weekend a little hotter. preseason football game, i think will be okay for that. by sunday we'll be b

then across the river in to clifton, up to george mason seeing some of the thunderstorm move in from southwest. looks like it's going to be to mount vernon. nationals park, 7:55 and clinton at 8:05. so hopefully that won't be too much of a delay. bailey's crossroads, heavy downpour headed toward arlington. in arlington. headed toward north west dc and bethesda right now. northeast seeing some of that. a few scattered showers. germantown, you're going to get a little bit more rain your way. this guy, pretty heavy here. that's moving more in to northern prince george's and anne arundel. a few more hours of a shower or thunderstorm. then we dry out. where it has rained, it's cooled down in to the 70s. only low 70s in manassas. fredericksburg, 88 degrees. 60s in the mountains. we've got cooler drier air moving in and it's going to feel a lot better. kind of sticky out there now but late clearing will bring drier air after a few evening showers and storms. 70 in town for the low. 60 in the cool spots. 60s and 70s tomorrow morning. pleasant. you'll notice the lack of humidity, lower humidi

. >> reporter: person, a professional prankster from clifton, new jersey, said he found the parents with a craigslist ad. >> we approached in a professional manner. >> reporter: the parents, including this man about to surprise his 12-year-old letting a stranger in the house, said "not my kid." imagine the shock. >> you're 12 years old! he's 20 years old! you could have been raped and murdered. we already lost your mother. what would i do it anything happened to you? >> sorry! >> really showing parents that this could happen to anybody. >> reporter: watching the video with child psychologist susan bartell. >> are you crazy? are you out of your mind? >> poor father, frantic. absolutely frantic. >> reporter: she is not surprised. >> from my personal clinical experience, many, many girls will go with strangers into potentially dangerous situations. >> we have to talk. >> you can't assume that if they're telling you they've never done it or they wouldn't do it that, in fact, that's truthful. the rule is, you never go anywhere alone with a stranger. doesn't matter how much you're tempted to.

south through clifton, and look at conditions out here. we are starting to see a lot of traffic, and moments ago it was pouring and the rain has finally let up a little bit. so far we have not seen any drivers having any major problems because of the rain, but it's been causing delays, and you can see we are sitting in quite a bit of traffic, even though the rain has let up, it's important to note at times when it's been pouring, visibility has been tough out here, and at times we have only been able to see five car lengths ahead of us. that's something to keep in mind if you're headed out today for the morning commute. be aware and take it slow. ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> the weather also having an affect on mass transit, and alex denis is here with time saver traffic. >> reporter: let's first begin with path pennsylvania p.a.t.h. train issues. expect limited service on the journal square and 33rd street line as well. new jersey transit is cross honoring. a live look at laguardia where the weather is causing problems at airports. expect a

this is happening and anderson avenue in clifton. crews are still working to remove the crane piece by piece. united water has a boil water advisory for fort lee and angela cliffs. it did take a two day is or is so to complete the tests. robert: 3600 power customers on long island still in the dark this morning after tuesday's's intense storms. the utility hand out water and ice to keep people cool in and out reach center yesterday. plans to open more of those centers from stony brook and st. james today, more than 80,000 customers lost power at the height of that storm which the countries and power lines in parts of northern suffolk county. president obama going all-out to make his case to get congress to support his iran nuclear deal, really strong words from the president yesterday. >> he compared this to the diplomacy that helps avoid nuclear catastrophe in the cold war. the agreement has come and the criticism on both sides of the israel side as well. the same politicians against this deal argued for the iraq war more than a dec

. >> reporter: professional prankster from clifton, new jersey said he found the parents with the craigs list ad. the parents, including this man who business to surprise his 12 year old daughter letting a stranger in the house said not my kid. so, imagine the shock. >> you're 12 years old. what is wrong with you. you could have been raped and murdered. >> reporter: some say these parents went too far. >> a little bit drastic. >> reporter: but kobe person says parents did everyone a favor. >> they are heroes. >> reporter: parents love their kid enough to scare them. and save them. wow. that was really extraordinarily incredible. >> that was dave car len reporting. they are recommending watching these videos together and then laying down some very clear rules, children should never go anywhere alone with a stranger, no matter how much attention they are giving them. >>> so interesting because those parents often say not my kid but they see they go anyway. >> very possible. >>> still ahead, this noon phillies fans are watching and waiting. >> a deal is on the table to trade fan favorite ch

here's why, police were chasing a car down clifton avenue. the car struck a woman walking her dog and went through that fence, fence. as the woman clinging to life in the hospital, the question remains, what started the chase? >> when i came down, the hospital had taken her away and there was the cop car. >> reporter: a broken fence and left behind. remains of a police chase that ended in a crash in newark. >> everybody felt bad about the >> reporter: mike saw the aftermath from his apartment. he says the 79-year-old woman lives right across the street avenue. >> carried the dog every evening and sometimes in the morning to across the street. >> reporter: a few neighbors recall the site, seeing the woman walks her dog in the stroller. >> every time i run into her, i either saw her with a shopping cart or with her dog in the stroller. she used to walk with that support. >> reporter: on thursday, prosecutors said the police chase unfolded in the morning. the car police were chasing hit the woman as she was walking her dog in the stroller. it al

eastern a conversation with president true man's grandson, clifton true man daniel, the first true man to travel to japan and meet with atomic bomb survivors. president true man gave the order to dropt bombs. just before 10:00 a u.s. signal core film document ago manhattan project film on the destruction caused by the bombs. and at 10:55. learn about japanese american citizens living in japan during world war ii when the cities were bombed. then at 11:15. richard frank, author of downfall, the end of the imperial japanese empire. >>> when congress returns from its august recess one of the first items of business will be a resolution of disapproval on the obama administration's nuclear agreement with iran and other world powers. starting tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. on c-span we will bring you key statements and hearings that took place after the deal was announced in mid-july, including a speech in early august by president obama at american university, house and senate hearings with negotiators and statements for and against the agreement by senate leaders. congress has until september

. >> reporter: person, a professional prankster from clifton, new jersey, said he found the parents with a craigslist ad. the parents, including this man who's about to surprise his 12-year-old daughter letting a stranger in the house, said not my kid. so imagine the shock. >> you're 12 years old! you could have been raped and murdered. >> it's really showing parents that this could happen to anybody. >> reporter: watching the video with child psychologist susan bartell -- >> are you crazy? are you out of your mind? >> this poor father. he's frantic. >> reporter: but she's not surprised. >> from my own personal clinical experience, many, many girls will go with strangers in to potentially dangerous situations. >> reporter: dr. bartell wants parents and kids to watch the video together and then the parents lay down the law. >> you can't assume if they're telling you they've never done it or they wouldn't do it that it's truthful. the rule is, you never go anywhere alone with the stranger. it doesn't matter how much you're tempted to. >> reporter: some say these parents went too far. but c

live in clifton, michael george, news 4 new york. >> michael, thank you. >>> we turn now to janice huff with more on when the flash flood warning expires. >> that is a problem. he said hard and fast. and flash flooding, that's what occurs. flooding occurs very rapidly and sometimes it's difficult to get out of the way. but once you see flooded roads, you should turn around and go in a different direction. you .ee a lot of cars got stuck there. hopefully no one was hurt. we still have a flash flood warning in effe for a small portion of somerset county until 7:30. that cgold possibly be discontinued, but they're still dealing with flooding that happened just a few hours earlier. that storm has moved away from them, but still some residual flooding. look at the top of the rock camera, looks like it's about to pour in midtown right now. but it is not. we have partly sunny skies, very humid, very muggy. 81 degrees feels more like 83, 85 degrees out there. the humidity is a big problem. but that's part of the recipe for these intense thunderstorms. a north to south axis. we have a boundary p

they are the springfield mall and leamy avenue for the route 101 trolley, north street and clifton-aldan station for the route 102 to lean the gulf mills and villanova stations for the norristown high speedline. >>> other transit issues here. "action news" reporter david henry is in radnor delaware county tonight. david, what's the expected impact on that suburban community? >> reporter: jim, the potential is huge and that is why they are getting ready. radnor township is bracing for double trouble. this is the only location that has not one but two septa stations that will be used by people going in to see the pope. >> the the word to the motoring public is have patience much everybody is going the need to have patience throughout this week coming and going. >> reporter: 10,000 people will be coming and going from the radnor train station both saturday and sunday. compare that with the 600 passengers a day during the average work week. and thousands will also be using the villanova stop on the norristown high speedline. the stations are just a mile apart and traffic and parking will be

. >> reporter: person, a professional prankster from clifton, new jersey, says he found the parents with a craigslist ad. >> we approached him in a very professional manner. >> reporter: the parents including this man who is about to surprise his 12-year-old daughter letting a stranger in the house said not my kid. so imagine the shock. >> you're 12 years old! [ crying ] >> that guy is 20 years old! you could have been raped and murdered! [ crying ] >> we already lost your mother. what would i do if anything happened to you! >> daddy! >> reporter: some say these parents went too far. >> a little drastic. >> reporter: but person says the parents did everyone a favor. >> i think they are heroes. >> reporter: parents who love their kids enough to scare them. >> don't you ever do this again! >> reporter: and save them. >> that was dave carlin reporting. a child psychologist says they are not surprised by the results. they say parents should emphasize to kids they should never go anywhere alone with a stranger. >>> state wildlife officials are warning people about an uptick in bear encounters

stops on each line will be open springfield mall and leamy avenue on route 101 and north street and clifton-alden on route 102. >>> today we learned the pope's visit will involve a piece of presidential history. the gettysburg lecturn, the same podium abraham lincoln used to deliver his gettysburg address in 1863. pope francis will use it at his independence mall appearance in september. all you need to know about the papal weekend is on our free nbc 10 news app. >>> donald trump is getting a lot of attention the day after the first gop debate. he did not rule out the possibility of running as an independent, and trump says he should get credit for leaving atlantic city. >> every company virtually in atlantic city went bankrupt. every company, and let me just tell you, i had the good sense and i've gotten a lot of credit in the financial pages, seven years ago i left atlantic city before it totally cratered and i made a lot of money in atlantic city and i'm very proud of it. >> so what are people saying about that? jersey shore bureau reporter cydney long got the pulse of atlantic city about the

coverage includes with clifton truman daniel, the first travel to japan and meet with survivors. it was part -- president truman who gave the order to drop the bombs in early august of 1945. we will see original footage of the bomb test in the new mexico desert and here key scientists as well as survivors. hiroshima and log a soggy, next saturday and sunday here on c-span three's american history tv. each week american history tv's "real america" brings you archival films. "the fighting ladies is a 1944 documentary that traces security of ross the pacific ocean from july of 1943 to june of 1944 when the aircraft carrier participated in the battle of the philippines. it concludes cap -- it includes content on gun cameras mounted on aircraft. they are now on permanent display at the museum at patriots point in charleston s.c.. this academy award-winning documentary is about one hour. ♪ >> far aloft over the atlantic seaboard in 1943, an imposing force of american naval airpower proceed to an important rendezvous. this is the aircraft complement of a new carrier. fighters dive homer

programming starts his morning at 10:00 with a conversation with president harry truman's grandson, cliftondaniel. theer, we will visit american university hiroshima-nagasaki atomic tom bomb exhibit.mic sunday, our coverage continues with a documentary on the making of the atomic tom and later, interviews with two bomb survivors. get our complete schedule at www.c-span.org. >> this month, c-span radio takes you to the movies. here the supreme court oral argument from 4 cases that played a part in popular movies from this number possible "woman in gold" to the free-speech case from the 1996 movie "the people versus larry flynt," the watergate case from "all the president's men," and "the loving story" about the landmark civil rights case invalidating interracialhibiting marriage. here the supreme court arguments for the laws that played a part in these movies. listen to c-span radio at 90.1 fm in the washington, d.c., area online at www.c-span.org, or .ownload our c-span radio app >> theodore roosevelt becomes president after the assassination of william the kinley. family, first her lady ed

first, an interview with clifton truman daniel, who was the first to travel to japan and meet with atomicbomb survivors. and then the aftermath of the bombings. a look at artifacts recovered from hiroshima and nagasaki recently featured at the american university museum in washington, d.c. later, a discussion on the lives of japanese-american citizens

and margerie clifton is here.tunately on the one-year anniversary we are talking about violence in what was supposed to be peaceful protest. aia what is learned a year later? >> the shooting is indicative of fear and anger associated with the events from a year ago but what highlighted and changed the situation with police and black men. now the police have been under investigation and over the year continued cases with three white police officers who have been charged criminally for shooting at black men but black men unarmed are still seven times more likely to be shot. what is needed is a lot of healing and work with the police force. it is being denounced by those leading the way. it is related back to years ago of blacks feeling discrimination. >> the fact is many police departments around the country have come under fire and police departments are having to take stronger measures for security because they are in the spotlight as that this point even though we know, for example, michael brown never had his ha

north street and clifton aldan station and the gulf gulph mills and villanova station for the norristown speed line. >>> the lectern will be used by the pope for his speech at independence hall on saturday september 26th. we have the latest developments on the pope's visit in one place for you. follow our special papal visit twitter account @ 6abc pope. >>> still ahead on "action news," a deadly attack in afghanistan. a nato member is killed in a shooting at a military base. >>> a home run to deep center field to catapult the team to another win. >> reporter: they keep winning they will lose their draft picks. we have lots of sunshine and comfortable temperatures. things get more active once we get into next week. i'll have the details right after this. ♪ ♪ come to sesame place before little kids become, big kids. before dress up, turns to make-up. and tag becomes, hashtag. it's time to celebrate our 35th birthday, with our new neighborhood birthday party parade. come to the only place that makes little hearts race. buy your 2016 pass now and get the rest of 2015 free. sesame place ♪ go

minute ride southbound, baltimore avenue at sick more avenue, watch for this one causing a problem in cliftond another accidents on the blue route, approaching broomall upper darby, it's blocking two lanes. and on the big picture, people are leaving for the phils and people heading to the nickie minaj concert, a lot going on have a safe ride home. >> thank you karen. more to come on "action news" at 5:00, a massive manhunt in northeast louisiana, the suspect that local police and state police and the fbi are trying to track down after a police officer was shot and killed. the eagles were down a player at training camp today and doctor has an update in sports. "ride away" (by roy orbison begins to play) ♪ i ride the highway... ♪ i'm going my way... ♪i leave a story untold... he just keeps sending more pictures... if you're a free-range chicken, you roam free. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ two wheels a turnin'... >>> a manhunt is underway in northeast louisiana after a police officer was shot and killed l

riders must select one of six stakeses -- stations, springfield mall, and north street and clifton-aldan stations for 102 and if you feel mills station and villanova station for the high speed speed line. >>> pope will use it for his speech at independence hall on saturday september 26th. a piece of history there. we've got all the latest developments on the pope's visit all in one place for you just follow our special papal visit twitter account at 6abc pope. >>> the phillies on a hot streak after they survive extra innings in san diego. >>> cleanup is beginning after a tornado rips through a town. >> reporter: expect a picture-reskt weekend around the -- picture-perfect weekend around the delaware valley with lots of sunshine, low humidity leaves, but then they spike again next week. i'll have more after this. at longhorn... steak like this doesn't need anything else. which is why we don't just add, anything else. longhorn steaks that sizzle for $12.99. the new smoky bacon sirloin. the new spicy grilled jalapeÑo sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirloin. all with hand chopped salad & u

host: clifton is calling in from rochelle, georgia. hi, clifton. caller: good morning. remember there was some $2 billion in credit card fraud that went on during the hurricane. i would like to know how much of that money has been recovered and how many people have actually been prosecuted for that fraud and i'll take the answer off the air and you guys have a good day. host: mr. mayor? guest: i don't know what the number is and i'm not the best person to answer that question. that should probably be directed to the law enforcement authorities and the district attorney and the united states attorney here to determine what in fact may have occurred with that. but i couldn't address that. host: i want to read two tweets to you, mr. mayor, and get your view on this. this is the first one. 52% of black males in new orleans are unemployed, yet obama fights to give five million illegal aliens work perments. followed by this one. what impact of the influx have on the vacant of low cost housings for those who would like to return? guest: the people who request work permits for

is calling in from rochelle, georgia, hi clifton. >> c good morning. >> the best i remember there was some $2 billion and credit card fraud that went on during the hurricane.it like to know how much money of that money have been rocovered and how many people have been prosecuted for that fraud and til take that there,ff and you have a good day. >> mr. mayor i don't know what the number is, and i'm not thew best person to answer that question. that should probably be directed to the law enforcement authorities and districtte attorney perhaps the united states attorney here. to determine what, in fact, may have occurred with that. but i couldn't address that. >> i want to read two tweets to you mr. mayor and get your view on this. this is the first one 52% of black males in new orleans aremp unemployed yet obama fights to give 5 million illegal aliens work permits followed by this one, what impact has the new influx of illegal aliens had one the availability of low cost housing for those who would like to return? >> well i think it's important the tweets sort of suggest obama is fightin

and north street and clifton, alden 102. >>> for a complete breakdown of traffic changes for the papal weekend, head to nbc10 to find out what's running, what's not, and how the pontiff's visit could impact you. >>> while you're at it, you may want to pick up tickets to see the dalai lama. he will be here in late october to receive the liberty metal. tickets went on sale today for two appearances he'll make. the one at lasalle university is already sold out. there is another event at temple university. tap the nbc10 news app for information on the dalai lama's visit and ticket sales. >>> new information this afternoon from delaware's christina school district. the school board has approved the budget for the upcoming school year. it includes more than $9 million in cuts. the budget slashes extra pay for teachers who do extra work, such as coaching or club moderating. it also cuts the number of school police officers and does away with junior varsity sports. the budget shortfall is tied partially to voters rejecting two school tax increases earlier this year. >>> the world's most closel

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real estate mogul and reality tv star will take center stage at the clifton arena in five recent national polls, and trump say he's ready. >> i really just want to be myself. i know that subject matter very well. i've been talking about it for a long time essentially we're talking about politicians that are all talk. no action don't get it done. >> first ever political debate. political experts say they expect him to avoid confrontation. he'll respond if attacked but respond to the attack if smk somebody goes after him but not on other people on the stage if he doesn't have. >> scott walker, mike huckabee, ben carson, ted cruz, marco rubio, rand paul, new jersey's own chris christie, and john kasich. jeb bsh secured number two spot next to trump. tonight's questions will come from the moderators and from facebook users across the country. with each candidate getting one minute to respond. not nervous at all -- scared to death. >> i think what's a real advantage if you know what you believe and talked about it in the fast it is a lot easier to communicate. >> end of the day each cant suppo

>> east village, battery park city, clifton, new jersey, and crown heights, brooklyn. >> matthew, tell us about billioner bar. >> thanks for having us. we're big fans of the show, obviously, love it. butcher shop first, it's all about the meat, and we're into barbecue. we've been doing it for about four years, soon to be in manhattan -- >> where are you now? >> in a store on 30th avenue, and tomorrow we're going to be showing up with our brisket k our pulled pork and our ribs and our smoker called the fat man -- >> i love the fat man. >> and this is your sandwich? >> that's called the monster. >> show us what's in it. >> pulled pork, brisket, coleslaw, pickles, onions, habanero sauce. sauces are gluten-free, and it's very tasty. >> that looks delicious. >> all right, beautiful. now it's time for ava, she is from brother jimmy's. >> yeah. so we are going to be serving our northern ribs tomorrow -- >> ribs! >> you like ribs, huh? >> love ribs. >> thank you very much. >> we hon think baste them, give them a little extra sweetness, pulled pork sand itches, pulled chicken sandwiches, slaw.

now, there is still images of the aftermath as investigators arrived on the scene at clifton near branch park. 11:47 yesterday morning two newark police cruisers were pursuing that gold nissan driven by a 20-year-old man when he crashed hitting the 79- year-old woman. his car hit another car injuring the two people inside that one. they were slightly injured. the 79-year-old woman suffered more serious injuries and is being cared for at university hospital. we spoke to some of her neighbors. >> she was an older woman with a slight walking problem, limped a little. she had her dog in a stroller. i don't think she had another family member. i see the two of them alone walking everywhere. >> reporter: police did catch up with the driver. he was trying to run away. this pursuit is being investigated by the essex prosecutors professional standards bureau. live in newark, toni yates, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> the funeral will be held for a security guard murdered at the federal building in lower manhattan. hundreds of people attended a memorial service in federal plaza for o

. >> a professional prankster from clifton new jersey said he found the parent with a x-rays little adroached them in a very proash february until manner. >> including this man about to surprise his 12 year old daughter, said not my kid. so imagine the shock? >> you are 12 years old. twelve years old. could you have been raped and murdered. >> we lost your mother watch would i have done if we lost you? >> showing parents in could happen to anybody. >> watching the video with child psychologist, susan bart he will. >> are you crazy? are you out of your minds? >> her father granted, absolutely frantic. >> but she is not surprised. >> from my own personal clinical experience, many, many girls will go with strangers, into potentially dangerous situations. >> we have to talk. >> doctor bar tell wants parents and kids to walk the video together then the parents lay down the law. >> you can't just assume if they are telling you they never have done it they wouldn't do it, in fact it is truthful. the rule is you never go anywhere alone with a stranger. it doesn't matter how much you're tempted

two stops on each line will be open, springfield mall and lemey avenue and north street and clifton-alden on route 102. the lottery will be held wednesday, august 12th. customers have until 12:01 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. to enter. septa says no matter what time you enter, everyone has the same chance. you can request up to ten passes just like the last time. septa will notify winners via e-mail one week from today. the passes will be sold using the same lottery system that septa held for its regional rail passes. we are constantly updating the latest information about the pope's visit on nbc10.com and the nbc 10 news app. right now, find out how businesses and schools will be affected plus check out our coverage from the pope's homeland of argentina. >>> here is some news making headlines on "nbc 10 news at 5:00." the search is on for two men who shot and robbed a bakery store owner in philadelphia's overbrook park area. the victim is in critical condition. she was opening best cake kosher bakery at 6:00 this morning when robbers shot her. regular customers are naturally shocked. >> it's devast

braddock road at clifton, an crash and a tow truck on the scene. beltway at st. barnabas, no problems there. 66 overall, 95 looking quite good this morning and then headed up to 95, b.w. parkway, 29, everything here nice and green and no major issues. see you back here at 5:11. >> see you then, thank you. >>> 5:01. another monday, another day of students heading back to school. students in warren, fauquier and frederick counties all headed back today. >> and there were students in manassas park where they have not had much time off. news4's molette green is outside of cougar elementary school where we are hours away from hearing that ding ding ding. molette? >> reporter: hey, angie, good morning. yes, listening to tom's forecast, kids would rather be at the pool than go back to school on a day like this. they're starting two weeks earlier than most of the kids in this area. they are hitting the books today, thanks to a new pilot program in the school district that looks at the concept of a balanced, more consistent school year. basically, studying the possibility

. >> we found this accident on clifton street off exit 13. one of the drivers involved telling me it's a case of too many cars and trucks flooding ill equipped secondary roads. >> reporter: back at the accident site, a myriad of concerns. police cordoning off access to the overpass for a time, worried about the stability of the structure after the dump truck hit it. inspectors were on scene to assess its condition. the overpass has since been reopened. police said they were also concerned over loose power lines and a potential gas main issue. a caravan of utility trucks lining up at the site, at the ready, an abundance of caution. >> we don't want to see anybody get hurt. >> reporter: throughout the day there was the traffic, the seemingly endless slow roll and no roll conditions that had drivers at their wit's end. >> two or three hours already. it's incredible. i can't believe this traffic. >> back live now, have a look. we're told the driver of the dump truck is in critical condition tonight in the hospital. that is the story in elizabeth

. >> reporter: person, a professional prankster from clifton, new jersey, said he found the parents with a craigslist ad. >> we approached them in a very professional manner. >> reporter: the parents including this man who is going to surprise his 12-year-old daughter for letting a stranger in the house said not my kid, so imagine the shock. >> you're 12 years old. he's 20 years old. you could have been raped and murdered. what would you do if it happened to you? >> reporter: some say these parents too far. >> a little drastic. >> reporter: but coby person said the parents did everyone a favor. >> i think they are heroes. >> reporter: parents who love their kids enough to scare them. >> don't you ever do this again! >> reporter: and save them. >> that was dave carlin reporting and wow, that was just chilling to watch. child psychologists are encouraging parents and kid to watch that video together and then -- kids to watch that video together and then for the parents to lay down this rule. obviously the child should never go somewhere alone with a stranger no matter how much attention th

host: clifton is calling in from rochelle, georgia. hi, clifton. caller: good morning.he best i remember there was some $2 billion in credit card fraud that went on during the hurricane. i would like to know how much of that money has been recovered and how many people have actually been prosecuted for that fraud and i'll take the answer off the air and you guys have a good day. host: mr. mayor? guest: i don't know what the number is and i'm not the best person to answer that question. that should probably be directed to the law enforcement authorities and the district attorney and the united states attorney here to determine what in fact may have occurred with that. but i couldn't address that. host: i want to read two tweets to you, mr. mayor, and get your view on this. this is the first one. 52% of black males in new orleans are unemployed, yet obama fights to give five million illegal aliens work perments. and what impact of the influx have on the vacant of low cost housings for those who would ike to return? guest: the people who request work permits for undocument

clifton, about 6:20 that is the timing on these storms, continue to move off.hing too strong, did see lightning strikes there all because of this cold front, a very clearly defined front, seat front there with those clouds behind it, not much going on as well. not much going on at all, much cooler air, minneapolis today only in the low to middle 60s, only in the 70s black toward ohio. so some of that air coming our watch now, talk about the troppishes, we did have a hurricane, hurricane danny a couple days ago that storm is not in effect anymore. that storm, as a matter of fact, just completely gone, just an area of low pressure, but now watching this storm this is a new storm it could become tropical storm erika any time during the afternoon this storm expected to move toward the caribbean and poe tengly toward the bahamas this one is going to be one to watch, i think, could move toward the southeast coast. wouldn't be for another seven to ten days but something to batch. high temperatures, 84 tomorrow in leesburg, 82, an nap poly, 84, la playa. thinking about

marjorie clifton disagrees. charlie, i'll let you start first here. >> it's more proof that far left wing policies are failing. it's interesting, on a national level you have hillary clinton running to the left, right, every day she seems closer and closer to bernie sanders, farther and farther away from the way her husband is running. in new york city right now, after a couple of years of socialist rule by bill de blasio, the mayor, you actually have the democrats stepping up to the plate saying socialism doesn't work. i would love to hear that out of hillary. we're not hearing that yet. we're hearing that increasing numbers of democratics in this city and in this state, people who are aligned with andrew cuomo, the governor, and they're coming out of the woodwork right now. >> there's no doubt new yorkers are completely dissatisfied with bill de blasio who has had an opportunity to put into practice, i guess to charlie's point, some of the things hillary is running on right now and that seems dangerous. >> de