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this is the scene on east stella street where the shooting happened around 1:00 this morning..çñ >>>n burlington county, a 13-year-old girl is dead after the atv she was driving collided with another atv. this happened yesterday afternoon near oswego lake in washington township. emergency crews took two others to the hospital including a child. the victim's name has not been released yet. >>> today philadelphia's first ever youth pride event will be held in center city. the day-long celebration is for lgbtq youth and friends under 24 years old. it features a series of workshops beginning at 11:00 a.m. at the william way community center on spruce street followed by an afternoon of outdoor festivities including music, performances and games. that coincides with the last day of the national lgbt 50th anniversary celebration in philadelphia. today there will be a street festival and parties. yesterday crowds gathered on independence mall, that's where gay and lesbian activists demonstrated 50 years ago laying the foundation for the organized lgbt civil rights movement. the anniversary c

greek authorities are working on a plan to allow a rollover so if they don't take out one day, they cn120 euros the next. >>> amazon's super sale prime day may have gotten slammed on the internet, but it was a hit at the cash register. amazon says shoppers ordered 398 items per second. that's faster than the rate on black friday the busiest day of shopping. amazon's worldwide order growth was four times what it was last year. amazon said it's making prime day an annual event. >>> walmart's christmas in july sale was also a hit. its online sales orders increased in triple digits. >>> tlc officially canceled the reality hit "19 kids and counting." the show is about an arkansas couple, jim bob and his wife and 19 children. it was taken off the air in may following reports the eldest son admitted to molesting underage children some 12 years ago. the duggars tried to cover it up. some were his sisters. they stated in a statement they all moved on and thanked tlc. >>> and, anne-marie eating foods you love and foods that are healthy don't go hand in hand, but researchers at oregon university

smoke engulfing the cn tower. where there was smoke there was not fire. was just a rehearsal of fireworks for the opening ceremony of today's pan am games. organizers say they had given advance notice but there was more smoke than expected. >>> mischievous monkey is on the loose at the memphis zoo. the 3-year-old samed zim escaped her enclosure and weighs about 15 pounds and is said to be absolutely harmless. zookeepers believe zim is sleeping in a pipe drain so they're patiently waiting for her to come out hopefully sooner than later. >> escaped? wouldn't you be trying to get out too? good luck to you out there, zim. >>> sports now. some baseball highlights. >> and for that here are our guys at espn. >>> he's stan. i'm nolen neal. we're sports cast terse. we're do sports highlights right now. >> let's start with baseball. phillies and dodgers. clayton kershaw blanked the phillies on wednesday. it was zachk greinke's turn. hadn't allowed a run in his last four starts and he ran that number up to 35 2/3. gave up just one hit in eight innings in this game.

maintenance, the rate -- the dosage or the rate of infusion and whether it's used in conjunction with other cns -- >> you didn't quote this for the proposition that it could cause a fatality because of the depression -- or it could produce general anesthesia. >> at ja 217 their expert agrees kit can cause a fataleityfatality. >> sure. but he said it's in old people. there have been 80 deaths from therapeutic doses of this drug. it's -- this is almost like you saying because 80 people have died from the use of one aspirin, that means that if i give people 100 aspirins, they're going to die. it's just not logical. obviously people die from anything that you give them. that's why there are hospital fatalities in every procedure. but 80 among the millions that are given this drug don't die. so my point is what the fda is saying, the general anesthesia effect is only going to happen when you have a central nervous drug, central nervous system drug. >> the fda has said no such thing. >> they put it in that section. >> they described in that section the potential effects and they said three things mat

, and the cn distributed around the country.also held to the crb directly. he provided the crb office space in the downtown bank building that he had. he also opened the chÂteau oude gracht to the young crb men. opening the chÂteau is something that a lot of belgians -- belgium's wealthy did. why did they do that? i'm glad you asked. you guys are very smart. the delegates were some of the few outside of the military who were able to travel around the country of belgium in automobiles. back then in german occupied territories, there were no holiday inns to stop for the night here the wealthy belgians across the country would open up their chÂteaus for these delegates to start for the night. they provided food and bed and even loaned them their motorcars to the young delegates into a shipment of donated u.s. over lunch cars actually showed up. while all of this certainly sounds all to risk it -- sounds all touristic, there was a self-serving side as well. spontaneously -- the thought among some of the belgians were that if you and

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smoke engulfing the cn tower. people tweeted pictures or called 911.t a rehearsal of fireworks for the opening ceremony of today's pan am games. organizers say they had given advance notice but there was more smoke than expected. >>> health headlines now. two-thirds of american adults and nearly a third of children struggle with weight issues. but losing that weight in a healthy way can be costly. >> the new health care law now requires insurance companies to pay some of those costs. mara schiavocampo has details. >> reporter: losing weight. a universal struggle. like some contestants on "extreme makeover." >> josh you better run right now. >> reporter: and losing that weight often requires pricey diet programs. but now some weight loss regimens are covered under the affordable health care act which requires insurers to pay for nutrition and obesity screening. that's right. they pay you to lose weight. >> i went to every weight loss program under the sun and it just wasn't working for me. >> reporter: nannette blumberg who says she struggled with weigh

i'm short btu peabody, i'm short cn kpmpbl. what's happening is china.ot so much from the dpand standpoint. that's important. but they're going to cleaner air. as the u.s. is switching from coal, to gas. there's way too much coal there. it's so plentiful. every part of the world, i think they're short. >> do you have have a take on this one? >> we've been talking about coal and the basic obliteration of the entire industry. i think you have to look in the high-yield bond market as this unfolds to see potential defaults there. you could have some contagion issues. i know the conversation was had yesterday about high yields, the biggest concern i have for high yield is the call names and it is energy prices where they are right now. i'm not so much worried about energy going from 50 to 40. i'm worried about the impact it's going to have on the high-yield energy markets. >> if you look atle balance sheets, you'll see they're all insolvent. they've got very little cash, declining cash flow. no cash flow and they've got huge debt obligations. so who's going t

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continue this discussion on the status of the american dream and the definition with terry jeffrey are cnsews.com and eleanor clift of the daily beast. later, thomson reuters supreme court correspondents lawrence hurley looks back at the supreme curt -- supreme court term that just ended and what is ahead. we will be right back. ♪ >> here are just a few of our featured programs on the c-span networks. on c-span at 8:00 eastern, and interview with new york times chairman and executive -- and the executive editor on the future of the times. sunday at 9:30 eastern, members of the church committee, walter mondale and gary hart on their groundbreaking efforts to reform the intelligence community. one big tv on c-span 2, on "afterwards," carol berkin on why the bill of rights was created. live at noon sunday on "in-depth," join our conversation with peter schweizer. he has written over it a dozen books, including "clinton cash." on american history tv on c-span 3 at 8:00 tonight, you're a brooklyn college classroom lecture on the revolutionary war and how individual personalities, supplies, and

. >> penny starr with cns news. you were talking about the transitions of energy sources and according to the government, 95% of u.s. transportation sector consumption is fossil fuels which is oil and gas and 82% of u.s. energy demand is met with fossil fuels. how does that fit into your picture? admin. mccarthy: i think we recognize that we have a job to do, not just in stationary areas like the utility world but also in the transportation sector, because in the u.s. the transportation sector generates about 30% to 35% of the greenhouse gases that we emit in the united states. that is why we put out the light-duty vehicle rule, so we could encourage not just reductions in greenhouse gases from vehicles but also encourage it to be done in a way that actually saves people money by making them more efficient. i will tell you that the first couple of years and looking at the success of that program as to whether or not the domestic car industry is doing well, and the international industry, they are doing better than w

catherine: prestigious wall law enforcement agencies has been a lot of skirt the lately been part of the cn-scenes at the secret service training facility. >> reporter: lead law- enforcement agencies in the world k-9 squad guarding the white house on ages protecting the president from potential ambush. secret service conducts year-round training for all possible threats. agency itself under the one fire allying fence company sugar in satellite house last fall low light of embarrassing headlights the bond. >> reporter: service member was fixing the trouble financing a onetime agent clancy is an insider the job of many congress say only an outsider can do. "hopes that a bass line education in this job difficult job every day of the challenge and be honest with you as a cultural problem you're dealing with now of the the cultural problem we certainly have an element and eds had difficulties in the past we learn from our mistakes clancy's rebuilding the agency on the ground up dramatically boosting number of recruits. >> reporter: clancy no secret service also has to be prepared for more modern

. >> cns news. 82 percent is met with those fossil fuels. how does that fit into your picture? >> i think we recognize that. the utility world. often in the transportation sector. the imminent. that's why put out the vehicles. not just reduction in greenhouse gases that encouraging to be done away that actually save people money making it more efficient. i will tell you the first couple years and looking at the success of the program as to whether or not the domestic car industry is doing well. they actually doing better. in fact were getting lots of investment in manufacturing and job growth. the way in which we move forward. just proposed the second rule be released. ensuring that they will again face significant money the potential, 1 billion metric tons. his big opportunity. the urbanization that always looks that not how we work across countries to regulate the airline industry. and so we have recently put out a proposed endangerment fighting as well as an advance notice of proposed rulemaking which is basically saying we know that this international organization is likely

. >> you were at cns when the state, the early process when the states were trying to decide whether to have an exchange and how to set it up and all that. the enrollment takes place at the state level. going to be going into 2016. medicaid enrollment was higher than people anticipated. you have affordability issues. political people. the administration has sort of drew and i were talking before, try you like it kind of thing. wait until 2014, that didn't happen. what from an implementation standpoint has to break through because if you don't get people covered, the law is not doing what it was intended to do. >> well, i think it's like a lot of parts. just on longer path than people thought. change is harder than we think. i think the secretary has it rigts to say let's step back from the statements made six seven years ago now and look at what we think we can accomplish and make it about this year to say get over ten million. >> it was way lower. >> right. way lower and cbo numbers will double that in the next two years. probably won't get there would be my guess and you'll see hhs

that we should -- host: eleanor clift, the daily beast's washington correspondent and terry jeffrey of cns news.com. we want to get our viewers involved. patrick is in oakland, california, line for independents. caller: good morning. happy fourth of july. i am a vietnam veteran. went to georgetown ahead of clinton. i am disgusted with the state of the rhetoric in america today. i have to give president obama bad marks for not getting his message across effectively. when you take republican ideas and you put them into the legislature and say that is ridiculous, obamacare or whatever, i can barely even contain myself. i will let you guys talk about it. for me, the american dream is lies and political flim-fl ammery. host:. eleanor clift guest: i agree. i think the public is tired with the back-and-forth and rhetoric. i hope, as we embark on the 2016 campaign that ended its will have gone that message. bernie sanders, who has never run a negative ad -- they do not work in vermont where he is from -- he says he will keep his campaign rhetoric on a high level. if the two nominees end up being h

a popular tourist destination, smoke came from the cn tower.eworks from tonight's ceremony. >>> pain relefers in your cabinet, the fda says ibuprofen can increase the risk of stroke up to 50%. >>> the pope is having it his way of sorts. tens of thousands gathering for an open air mass with the pope in santa cruz he and his team chose a burger king restaurant as a staging area down there because it was so close to the event and had to shut it down because well, he needed a place to change. workers covered the windows to give him privacy. >>> brian, we've got some great stuff over there. >> the u.s. women's team is the champions of the world cup and we'll celebrating their success with a ticker tape parade. >> we are kicking off the festivities right here at "fox & friends." defender christie rapone. how are you feeling? >> i'm still on a high. it's an amazing run. >> i'm looking at at someone who was at the last world title how this stack up? >> this is better than ever. winning in canada and coming back. the best female soccer team in a parade.

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joanne: you were at cns when the state, the early process when the states were trying to decide whether to have an exchange and how to set it up and all that. the enrollment takes place at the state level. going to be going into 2016. medicaid enrollment was higher than people anticipated. exchange enrollment is lower than anticipated. no one has put out forecasts for 2016. you have affordability issues. political people. the administration has sort of drew and i were talking before try you like it kind of thing. wait until 2014, that didn't happen. what from an implementation standpoint has to break through because if you don't get people covered, the law is not doing what it was intended to do. >> well, i think it's like a lot of parts of the aca, just on longer path than people thought. change is harder than we think. in terms of i.t., all the different dimensions. i think the secretary has it rigts to say let's step back from the estimates that were made six or seven years ago now and look at what we think we can , accomplish and make it about right this year to say get over ten mil