cobbs: questions? please use the microphones. c-span will like to get your question on television. >> thank you very much for the presentation. i also appreciate you bringing up the arlington burial. the policy was that -- going back to burials, there is a cemetery at meuse-argonne. the two women you talked about that died in france, where they buried there or any other military cemetery? ms. cobbs: great question. one of the women was buried right outside paris. she was buried in one of the paris cemeteries, there are so many cemeteries in france for world war i. such a tragic war. another was initially buried in the same one outside paris because she was behind the lines. but her family asked for her to be brought home. she and other deceased soldiers. this is a weird thing. they kept calling them soldiers and talking about their discharge. they had regular army uniforms. it was the uniform that ended up being the crucial piece of evidence. did you know, it is illegal to impersonate an officer or military person? by wearing the

this is cobb and this is dekalb. the biggest area for jon ossoff, one of the reasons he has the lead at the moment narrowly is because he's running it up, as expect. now we have not only early vote, but some votes are coming in, 51-49 in dekalb county. the most democratic area of the district. he needs to keep the numbers in the ballpark of something like that, run up the vote total here to help him over here, where you see karen handel holding. this number has been pretty consistent all night long, a 20-point lead, 60-40 in the most conservative part of the district, the northern county of cobb county and the most populist county is the northern part of fulton county. karen handel ahead there at the moment, 53-47. if she can keep that lead, that bodes well for her. but if you come back to the full district, jon ossoff ahead at the moment, as we count the votes. and this is where now we have most of the early vote in, anderson, starting to get some of the votes cast today. this is a big turnout test for both parties.

the same day vote has come from from cobb county.etting 60% of the vote out of cobb. cobb is reflecting the oversaul share of the vote in this district and in the returns we're seeing it should. and karen handel jumping out to a solid lead. the votes that are cast today on election day, she's getting 58% of the votes that were cast on election day. she lost the preelection day vote, the early vote. she only lost it by 1.4 points. this is a number that the democrats thought they could get much higher. they did anticipate handel doing well but she did much better in the early vote than was expected. >> and steve with this, we got 66% of the vote in right now. we're looking at about 10,000 vote lead for handel. >> it's pretty spread out evenly. the same day vote karen handel winning at a clip of 58%. she's going to continue to lead it. she's going to get more votes out of the same day. the only thing if you're a democrat you have to latch on is the mail-in vote. nothing has been counted yet from the mail-in. 6500 mail-in votes for cast

at some point when the offender runs toward cobbs creek parkway that carries seen again at cobbs creekis. we are not sure if the offender got into had car but we are looking for people who may have been out there cobbs creek is a heavily traveled vehicle roadway and also, thomas avenue people come up and down there. not a lot of pedestrian traffic as we saw. is there only six homes, three twins and we're there on either side. so we don't after lot of pedestrian traffic but we know we have people traveling to that area that may have seen something. we are looking for a key tip to help as you the this point. councilman oh went through some surgery overnight, the concern immediately was that the stab wound where it was, at puncture wound may have hit organs, at penn presbyterian which is a great hospital here in the city. they went in there do exploring and determined he didn't have any damage. so, around 3:00 in the morning he finished surgery. his family was here this morning, and, he was just released from the hospital and on his way home at this point. but thankful for that conclusion

cobb county and dekalb county, three counties make up this district. why the karen handel is the winner, number one, start with the blue. jon ossoff did what he needed to do in decal can be county. he needed to run it up, 5-42 at the current vote count. that's what he needed to do. here is the giant problem for jon ossoff. starting here in cobb county. this number, this is the number democrats will look at. both pares in this race said for jon ossoff to win this race tonight, he needed to to be around 43% in the most republican area of the district. he's below 40%. that right there is game over. then move over here, the most populous part of the district is fulton county. jon ossoff again is below not only below 50% but to win the district he had to be about 43% or so in cobb county and had to keep fulton county where most of the vote ares are in the district. he had to keep it closer. 51-49. 53-47, karen handel wins this district. let's get back to what david was just talking about. republicans will celebrate. number two, just like in the final days o

also i put a call into cobb and they don't want to come in. we hope he registered his car at this point. >> you pay the registration. >> joining us now is former nypd sergeant joe to weigh in on it. how are you? >> come in with this, councilman gets his car towed, he's the guy that made the process expedited so cars would get towed faster, now he's pissed because it applies to him what you think? >> a little make sure karma and irony all wrapped up in one. here's an idea of a councilman who should register his car. it's a-year-old and everybody else would get there car told so it's in a different. we want to be professional, we expect a lot but if the councilman wants the cops to treat everyone with respect is a two-way street. >> he was in the wrong. he didn't have his registration. >> it's so easy to read your registration. you do it online,. >> to that point he was not parked in front of the hydrant tourists public safety issue. it was just a money grab. which they are okay with, they have to make money somehow play by the rules. >> it's a

these are the counties, dekalb, fulton, cobb counties.when the votes come in, they populate the entire county, but the district is up here in the northern part. so what do we see so far? number one, dekalb county is the most democratic county, jon ossoff has to run it up big, he is, 60% to 40%. here in cobb county, this is the most republican county. karen handel needs to run it up big in this part of the district. early votes, 55-45, a good healthy lead. so then fulton county is the largest part of the district. the northern part right up here, atlanta is in fulton county, but it's not in the district. right now, 51 for the republicans, 49 for the democrat. that is where jon ossoff can end the night. this could be the one warning sign in the early results for jon ossoff in the sense that if he ends the night losing by a point or two in fulton county, as long as he does what he has to do in dekalb county, he can still win the seat. the early voting, that might be discouraging for the democrats. they expected as republicans get the electio

. >> owning the family drive-in theater is jim cobb's dream come true. >> planning on keeping it as long as i can. >> but his plans were in jeopardy just a few years ago. >> we did think that the drive- ins would disappear in the digital able. there were no plans to have a digital drive-in. >> it took years to work it out but eventually digital became an option. $100,000 later the family drive- in theater's future looks bright. >> there are a lot of drive-in nationwide that just need somebody to take the initiative to bring them back. >> there are 324 drive-ins in the u.s. 7 of them are in virginia, none in d. c. cobb might have cracked the formula to staying in business showing a deep appreciation for his customers. >> people come by and say thank you for doing this. that keeps me going. >> in steven city, ellen bryan wusa9. >> now wusa9's first alert weather rated d. c.'s most accurate forecast. >> all right. not too bad for a drive-in movie. >> no, it'd be great, especially if you had a convertible. >> yeah. as long as the weather cooperates. i've got a funny video to show you at home

. >>> a nine-year-old is in the hospital after he was accidentally set on fire in the philadelphia cobbs creek section. the boy and his ten-year-old friend were playing with a lighter along the unit block of south red field lane. the ten-year-old set the nine-year-old's shirt on fire. >> it's a part of philadelphia's history. the move bombing is getting a place in history. there was a ceremony where the activist community lived until they were bombed in 1985. the marker is the result of two years worth of work by students at the jubilee school. >>> a whale gave a couple of boaters quite a show off the coast. here's rob marciano. >> this incredible video making quite a splash for these boaters. you can see a massive hump back whale breaching, the encounter happening off of the new jersey coast. >> who would have thought? it was crazy. it was a wild experience. >> the unforgettable close encounter leaving the boaters awe struck but not at a losses for words. >> it pulls up and taps the side of the hull. i'm standing here like this filming it. >> a hump back whale on average weighs 40-tons.

. >>> developing right now at 5:07, cobbs creek police are investigating a murder there a 20 year-old was shot in the chest around 3:00 on 54th and market street, police say he died right there on the scene before they could get him to the hospital. police are trying to find gunman and motive. >>> here we are at 5:07. after four years of negotiations the school district of philadelphia and teachers agreed on a tentative contract. this evening in fact union holding a special meeting for its members to vote. our jenny joyce at school district headquarters this morning, hi there, jenny. >> reporter: leaders of the philadelphia school district teachers union, tell us that this is a very fair contract and after nearly five years without one, teachers seem to be looking forward to having this deal in place. school superintendent doctor h ite said district had been in bad shape financially that fight has taken so long to get here. series of school closures, layoffs, big cuts, doctor hite says he is hoping this contract deal will provide stability necessary to move the district forward to kee

. >>> site of the 1985 move bombing in cobbs creek will soon get a pennsylvania historical and museummission marker. the group to push for historical marker may surprise you. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio has more. >> reporter: it was may 13th, 1985 when a police helicopter dropped an explosive on the owes age avenue row home where members of the radical back to nature group move were barricaded. resulting fire destroyed 61 homes and killed 11 people, including five children. >> the children, younger and older then us were killed by a bomb that was dropped by police and stuff. they didn't even know why. >> reporter: meet ela, hanna, iishtar and david. >> i don't know how they could do that. >> reporter: these current and former students make up songs of the children, anti violence group, after learning about move last may, teacher karen fall come took the group to osage avenue. >> the houses look worn down. they were not rebuilt well. >> reporter: what stood out was what was missing a memorial that told what happened. >> we were like, how about we have a historic

. >> reporter: the i -- police think the attacker came from the cobbs creek area to carry out the robbery, and in the end he got nothing. >> there's been swift reaction to president trump's decision to pull out of the paris ray -- accord. he called it bad for the u.s. kenneth moten joins us from washington, d.c. >> reporter: president trump said the deal was not fair to the u.s. this morning, dozens of leaders in cities and states said they will do what the president won't. this morning what's next after president trump's world power withdrawal. >> the united states will withdraw from the paris climate accord. >> reporter: trump called the nearly 200 nation agreement to combat climate change as recontribution -- redistribution of wealth. >> i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh not paris. >> reporter: the mayor sent a message to the president. >> what you did was not only bad for the economy of this country, but also weakened america. >> reporter: new york, california and washington state are forming the u.s. climate alliance to uphold the paris agreement. 60 u.s. mailers

. >> despite the 198 a move bombing in cobbs creek, soon get pennsylvania historical and museum commission mark err. the group, who pushed for the historic marker, may surprise you. cherri gregg from our sister station, "kyw news radio," picks up the story. >> move, bar i had kad dollars, the resulting fire destroyed 61 homes, and killed 11 people, including five children. >> like children, younger, older than us were killed by a bomb that was dropped by, like, police, and stuff. and they didn't even know why. >> meet ella, hanna, i shall tar, david. >> i don't understands how philadelphia can do that. >> these current and former student at the jubilee school make up songs of the children, anti-violence club, after learning about move last may, teacher karen falcon took the group to osage avenue. >> the houses looked really worn down. they weren't rebuilt well. >> what stood out, what was missing. a memorial that told what happened. >> we were like how about me having historical marker. >> they got 200 signature, and filled out the lengthy application for historical marker, the pennsylvani

do something like this. >> now, the move bombing marker will be placed at the corner of osage and cobbsit will summarize the tragedy, including participation by the city, state police, and the fbi. >> well, there is still so much more ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning. including this incredible find in a homeowner's garage. this painting could be the work of a legendary artist and it turns out the owner could now be a multi-millionaire. plus, tattoos that talk. more than just a work of art. how some tattoos can keep memories after loved one alive in more ways than one. >> and we're in store for hot and humid weekend. matt peterson is back to tell us when we could challenge records. that's next. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. in an affordable dream kitchen that works as hard as you do. save up to 15% at the ikea kitchen event. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. in an affordable dream kitchen that works as hard as you do. save up to 15% at the ikea kitchen event. >> welcome back, never

in cinnaminson, they are doing water main repair 130 cobb -- southbound at cinnaminson avenue. that's a busy area 130 southbound near riverton as they continue to do those repairs. they are hard at work in the middle of the night. they have the cones set up that will create a slow go in burlington county. vine westbound is moving fine. eastbound they are continuing to open the ramps, traffic is starting to move on the vine. >> now we have breaking news overnight a crazed and deadly tale unraveled in the olney section. a man was shot on the street. the dead man's friend gave chase to the shooter and the suspect broke into a home the homeowner was not having it, that led to a violent fight. let's go over to our katherine scott who is breaking it down. >> reporter: this was a series of events that started with a homicide, an extensive crime scene here, investigators are on the scene at 5th and spencer where it began in olney. let's start with the picture of the homicide victim, 47-year-old disabled military veteran howard white a marine injured in a tank explosion years ago. he ko

newt gingrich's ex-wife still lives in the same house in cobb county, georgia. the republican pedigree on the street, this now looks like a hotspot? the race between republican karen handle and democrat john osoff. gary sanchez had lived tle ed h years right next to the gingrich house. did you vote for newt gingrich over the years? >> yes. >> reporter: voting for the republican or democrat for the seat? >> the democrat. >> reporter: one of the reasons he's voting for the democrat and not republican, handle, has to do with donald trump. >> you hear the president, let's drain the swamp, but here we are in the 6th congressional district, right, 38 years of the same style, the same approach, the same thing. >> reporter: it's been nearly four decades since a democrat has held the congressional seat in this district. which is troubling others on this street, too. >> it's time for a change. >> reporter: glen says it's kind of cool to live on the street where newt gingrich used to live but he and his wife, susan, are democrats and have the only political yard sign on th

. >> reporter: at the top of the line barbershop on 60th near locust in the cobbs creek neighborhoodhere seth were ill yum grew up we didn't hear much sympathy for the city's top lawman who admits accepting bribes. >> i mean if you going to do it, then you'll have to pay also. you can't cry in the end. >> reporter: williams was just 42 years old when he won his first term as philadelphia's first african-american district attorney. he was arising political star. smart, mayor material. pretty impressive for an organned kid who was bullied at school. but williams appetites were bigger than his wallet and this rising star flamed out. in the place where his story began, there is profound sadne sadness. oscar young is the block captain here. >> he grew up in the neighborhood, and was very well liked, seemed to be very intelligent, hard working. you know so it is somewhat disappointing. >> reporter: just about everyone we talk to told us they voted to elect williams diss attorney and to re-elect him. in their end their trust was misplaced. >> diss april pointing to me. disappointing to ever

so, we'll see how long it takes to shake off the cobb webs. keep, we'll see you back here many more years in the finals i hope. >> looks that way. like i said, they're building the dynasty. >> thanks very much. he'll be on the call tonight. when we continue the #dubson7 pregame show, you saw shots of steph curry earlier on. we're going to talk to the man who coached steph when he was back in college when he was a skinny kid that hardly anybody wanted. steph curry getting set for game one and we'll talk with his coach right there, bob m ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer to take advantage of our midsommar sales event offer. visit your volvo dealer to take advantage wow means you save 50% or more. there are three stages of wow. denial... is this price right? acceptance... and boooyah! wait for it! boooyah has three "o's". ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ it's buy one, get one free on snickers and twix miniatures. >>> steph c

the district covers parts of cobb, fulton, and dekalb counties.

they spent the day doing cannonballs and splashing around in cobbs creek recreation center. facebook over the weekend you saw ducis rodgers doing something very similar to that. except he landed on his back. anyway it's just one of several philadelphia pools that opened today by saturday all the city's public pools will be opened. >> and the weather is very summery outside. >> yes and temperatures are going to be climbing back into the 90's by the end of the week. ducis will be doing the ice cube plunge as we all will. we have a new weather center. >> let's see it. >> we've got some really neat things. so, let's go live on sky6 in the "action news" weather center taking a look at the center city skyline. this is our view from the temple university camera and you can see blue skies and sunshine kind of a chamber of commerce kind of day and temperatures a little bit on the cool side for june. currently look at that, you like that, jim, currently it's 80 degrees in philadelphia, it comes out of nowhere, allentown 78, cape may 75 degrees, our high today 82, 3 degrees below norma

snubbed a plan to turn oh their luxury suite back to the warriors and forego their tickets, though cobb said he'll still consider it. does it make sense to consider selling that luxury suite so it's not a problem at all? >> it's worth looking into to see if there is an opportunity to change the situation where we actually have more ongoing money in our budget that we could spend on important causes. if that's the case and that's an f, then we should certainly consider that as well. >> reporter: in a recent report oakland's public ethics commission urged the city council to make changes including adopting a revised ticket distribution policy, appointing an administrator to control and distribute the ticks. the council could consider those recommendation -- tickets. the council could consider those recommendations as early as this summer. >>> a caltrans road crew made a grim unexpected discovery today. they found the body of a motorcyclist in a marsh along highway 37 near vallejo. at about 12:30 this afternoon a mowing crew discovered the man and his harley-davidson submerged in the water

cobb.have tre thomas, and spiritual side this guy knows how to win, reference rob from villanova university. >> welcome. >> please help me. >> dawn please help him. >> plenty to be excited about. >> carson wentz going in to his second year, make a big jump. we have alshon jeffcy somebody we are getting better. i think derek barnett he will be very good, he is their number one draft pick. this team is going n the right direction. you know they will get better. >> it will be like kissing your sister, it will be like eight-eight. >> we always get excited, that is what he is worried about. we will get to the super bowl. >> i think this is their time. >> nelson agholor is catching the ball at practice. >> that is a plus. he is catching it. he caught the ball. >> nelson agholor is catching the ball at practice. >> we have to get that going in the game. >> tray, how do you feel. >> oh, manny feel like we are coming in the second year, carson will see some improvement. i think just with the team, y

state officials dedicated a plaque commemorating the bombing of move headquarters in cobb's creek. in 19, police dropped a makeshift bomb on the rooftop bunker of the black liberation group move following a day-long standoff on osage avenue. 11 people died including five children. s of neighbors lost their homes in the fire that followed the explosion. ramona africa survived the bombing. yesterday, she said innocent lives paid the price. >> we are very clear on the fact that what happened may 13th of 1985 had nothing to do with osage residents for real. >> students at the jubilee school nominated the site for the historical marker after studying the incident for two years. >> this week, the clock will be ticking towards the senate vote on the obamacare replacement plan, but the numbers this morning aren't adding up for republican support. we'll tell you about the latest lawmaker planning to vote no. that all men and women are created equal. we must want our fellow human beings to have rights. stonewall means fight back. stonewall means fight back. discover new york state's rich leg

historical marker was unveiled during a ceremony this afternoon on osage avenue and cobbs creek parkway where the move accident community lived until they with neighbors were bombed in 1985. the marker is as a result of two years worth of work, by students, at the jubilee school. >>> well, a big honor today for philadelphia's native son and rbi icons boys two men. a part of broad street has been renamed in their honor. section between christian and carpenter street is now known as, what else, boys two men boulevard. nate, michael, sean and juane were on hand for the big unveiling. part of the street is home to philadelphia's high school for creative and performing arts where all four members of that group attended school. >> is it here? >> no, sir. >> reporter: but shortly after >>> well, jeff skversky is here with sports and talk about a shake up for the flyers. >> yes, brayden schenn is gone flyers say they were not shopping him, this came out of no where with this trade with st. louis. flyers struggled to score so why trade brayden schenn last night. second leading goal scorer, even

we have two reports beginning with elaine cobbe in paris. >> reporter: it was mid- afternoon on the busy champs- elysÉes when a car overtook a police convoy and rammed into a lead vehicle. the car burst into flames. security forces in the convoy moved in quickly to put out the fire and pull the attacker out. he died at the scene. ine interior ministry says the attempted attack was deliberate. tside the trunk of the car were explosives and weapons. the 31-year-old man was reportedly from the paris suburbs and known to french intelligence. this is not the first time. earlier this month, a man attacked a police patrol with a hammer at notre dame cathedral, and in april, a police officer was shot and killed on the champs-elysÉes. as france remains on high alert, e unter-terrorism police have been put in charge of this investigation. >> reporter: i'm elizabeth palmer in london, where police say today's attack was not only terrorism, it was also a hate crime. the driver of the truck, who witnesses say shouted, "i want to kill muslims," barreled into a small group of people near a north london

cobb, welcome back to "mad money." thank you for coming >> thank you for having me >> you're here on your way out, after a not so great quarter you said i got to be sure, i don't know, but you did. >> it was more fun to come this time we had a good year last year and i came here and said fire away, i think we have a lot of good things going, our deal with watson, pretty good on -- what i couldn't really go into was we had really made some strides on the expense side to drive our margin over 200 basis points, so everything came together with our financials >> the promotion, the campaign to get your taxes funded the de we actually delivered better than i had anticipated but i knew we were going to have to have an expense reduction, and i fl knew we were going to deliver there. >> sometimes putting the money where your mouth is, the amount of stock you bought back in the last couple of years has been extraordina extraordinary. >> since i have been ceo, we bought back shares and we have always told our shareholders we want

it's people like rice, ben rhodes, collin cobb were covering their tracks with the disastrous policiesthe last eight years, were saying well, we can't defeat this kind of thing but we can now because we have donald j. trump in the white house. we are not going to put up with this. if you are advocating for the overthrow of a democratic border -- the caliphate and the islamic state that isis has created have to cover the earth, you are a threat to all liberty loving people in the world whether you live in manchester, or whether you live in boston, d.c., london, or anywhere in the west. >> sean: i want to ask you this -- this is so important. look at the coverage in this country. people on nbc news, is trump trying to provoke a domestic terror attack with his tweets? and literally reporting, asking if the london police overreacted to the attacks? after you plowed down people on london bridge and you come out slashing with knives, i do self defense, blade and gun training, one of the hardest things to defend against is a blade. how do you stop them and how do people raise these insane que

all pacific islands are proud that fiji will represent whus they lead the world at cobb 23, the first island climate summit. finally, on going -- on going leerdship of the eu on climate finance in particular for the most vulnerable countries will be krit kachlt support say crucial part of the paris agreement. the u.s. position to stop gc funding presents a problem and one we hope the eu and its allies can address. bilateral groups will continue to be vital for countries like mine. even greater focus by the eu on the pacific region is urgently needed. in concluding, i note that some people maybe even some in this room think that it is impossible to achieve the goals we agreed in paris. that is to say that my country cannot be saved. it is impossible to explain how it feels as the leader of my people to see reports or commentary that apparently forecasts the oblivion of our homeland, our island. i have experienced the relocation of my fellow citizens to other parts of the marshall islands and beyond as the consequence of the testing of nuclear weapons. so the responsibility might genera

fight him off while screaming and neighbors emerged from their homes and the murder suspect fled to cobb's creek. >> we believe it's 100% random. there was no mention of who he was or asking who he was an attempt to get the car and his items he may have had. today the council president summoned the media to renew his concerns about the amount of violence in the city. >> he is not okay and his family suffered a tragedy and they will never forget that they saw their father and husband bleeding from a random level of violence. >> again we emphasize that tonight police say they are searching for more surveillance footage and if anyone has any they have not turned over to police yet they would deeply appreciate it. that is the latest from here at the hospital in university city. i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> all right vernon thank you. our coverage of the councilman's stabbing continues on "action news" at 4:30 today. you'll hear from one of david oh's neighbors that heard the attack and rushed to help the wounded councilman. we have full details on the app from the investigation

a historical marker was unveiled during a ceremony at osage avenue and cobbs creek parkway, where theove lived until they were bombed by police in 1985. that marker is the result of two years of work of students at the jubilee school. >>> 6:47 a.m., during to the crime fighters cold case, a brutal crime happened in front of dozens of people. here's rick williams. >> reporter: just before 2:00 a.m. on sunday august 7, a couple of dozen people were gathered along the 6600 block of essington avenue in southwest philadelphia. >> they had drag races from time to time right near the airport. >> reporter: 39-year-old robert ostig up -- ostigin was nearby. >> reporter: he was hit with multiple gunshots. the 20 shots that were fired only strike the individual, no other people in the area are hurt. >> reporter: the city of philadelphia is offering up to $20,000 in reward money for the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. >> if you give them the help there's $20,000 waiting for you, call 215-546-tips remain anonymous and come down and collect the reward when they get convicted. >> re

he fell short in cobb county.en in republican hands since back to the jimmy carter administration. the biggest chunk of voters here in the northern part of fulton county and john ossoff simply failed to meet the test he needed. plus the reliable republican vote here. again, democrats had high hopes of sending president trump a message, instead karen handel will soon join the republicans in the house. >> tonight, let's celebrate and tomorrow the real work will begin. the hard work of governing and doing that in a civil, responsible way that is in the best interests of every georgia, every sixth district citizen and every citizen of the united states of america. >> now it's always wrong to read too much into one election. especially one offyear special election. still last night was a big deal for a number of reasons. for starters, a president with lousy poll numbers, no significant legislative win and a giant investigative shadow over his white house has a very legitimate reason to celebrate today. fewer republican

and they clear the cobb webs in your cabinet. his bandits need a hobby. pete says why is it that neil cavuto wearing a red, white and blue swimsuit? i don't think he's american enough. you haven't seen what i wear underneath. jim tweets, what a panty waist you are. railing about wonder woman's outfit. get a real job. and for say said cavuto had a good excuse to resign. his constant diarrhea of the mouth is inexcusable. ted in queens says hey, numnuts, wonder woman is a comic book character. sadly you're for real. anyway, angry over a new wonder woman? if so, me and my gen x panelists had a funny way of showing it. >> if fact that they're changing that to make money is a celebration of free market economies. that's what america is about. even if it's not her wearing a flag -- >> we -- they want to make the money overseas. they did it with g.i. go a couple years ago. they took out america and made it a generalized strike force. >> and the chinese are huge for international sales. >> just go to bay watch. >> you are pushing it. >> d

frantic search for seven missing sailors is now over after divers found their bodies in flooded sleeping cobb ins of the destroyer. >> how much warning they had, i don't know that's going to be found out during the investigation >> reporter: where the cargo ship struck the uss fitzgerald in the middle of the night, a huge gash. as water flooded in, the crew scrambled to keep the ship from sinking. it took 16 hours to tow the uss fitzgerald back to port. it was only then divers were able to access that damaged section to make the discovery. the search now for answers how could an advanced u.s. war ship collide with a cargo ship more than three times its size the weather was clear, the acx crystal on a normal run to tokyo. also in question, the time the collision happened u.s. officials have said the fitzgerald was psychiatrstruck 2:20 a.m but later, said it was closer to 1:30 a.m marine traffic records show the crystal made a u-turn at 2:05. something investigators will look at. japanese investigators say they'll talk to both crews to determine if there was negligence the container ship leased

state officials dedicated a plaque observing the bombing of move headquarters near osage avenue in cobb's creek. in 1985, philadelphia police drop a makeshift bomb on the rooftop bunker of the black liberation group move following a day-long standoff. 11 people died including five children. hundreds of neighbors lost their homes in the fire that followed the explosion. ramona africa survived the bombing. yesterday, she said innocent lives paid the price. >> we are very clear on the fact that what happened may 13th of 1985 had nothing to do with osage residents. >> students at the jubilee school nominated the site for the historical marker after studying the incident for two years. >>> coming up, dare to dream big. on this week's edition of wednesday's child, we meet zi mere. he wants to be an nfl star, but right now, he's dreaming of finding a forever family. >>> plus this -- >> her neck is stuck. >> amusement park terror. a teenager gets stuck adangles high above. how visitors made sure she got to the ground safely. this summer, journey into the adirondacks where campers carve through st

and the same from cobb county is the advantage for handel.e enough to overcome the lead? in georgia, south carolina, their candidate leads. here's the problem for democrats. the heavily republican part of district, that is overrepresented here. a lot of big republican areas to come. it looks line democrats will improve on what they do in this district. at this point, where they're coming in from. it is better news for republicans. >> all right. thanks for that update. still to come, prux's approval rating falls by double digits. plus, speaking the president's language in tonight's thing one and thing two next. you doyou'll see whatet but in you're really made of. after five hours of spinning and one unfortunate ride on the gravitron, your grandkids spot a 6 foot banana that you need to win. in that moment, you'll be happy you partnered with a humana care manager and got your health back on track. because that banana isn't coming home with you until that bell sings. great things are ahead of you when your health is ready for them. at humana, w

councilman with his suv hatchback up unloading bags out of the back in front every his house near the cobbsreek parkway. the guy with the knife comes up from behind them, don't show the knife but says something that the councilman said he didn't understand. so asked fight what wanted what he needed is that is when the march pills a knife, demanded keys. somehow it gets into an argument of some sort, the guy stabs the councilman once in the back, then runs away without getting keys, the car or anything. he'll be fined is what detective walker told us yesterday, out here, after talking to councilman oh, saying he was alert, quite conscious before surgery and they were doing exploratory surgery just to make sure no vital organs had about lint. mr. liss asking home own who live close to the councilman ' street, thomas avenue, check any private home surveillance systems they may have on their house shortly or after of school start. this guy either running away or approaching the councilman when he is walk ago lot slower and hadn't committed a crime yet. so not running from anything. >> so detect

confident that a strong election day turnout even in the rain, and a big turnout and more conservative cobbounty will be enough for handel to beat democrats done, jon ossoff. the most expensive house race in u.s. history, about 150-$250,000 per boat when all is that it done tonight. we could see a result here soon, we are watching the numbers. in south carolina a call. norman fills the seat vacated the president's budget director mick mulvaney. we will keep you updated throughout this hour, a special report back at 11:00 p.m. easter for live coverage and analysis, now back to hannity. >> sean: thanks and of course we will have updates on that race throughout the hour, also to make a soft coup is underway right here in the united states of america in an attempt to overturn november's election results and forcibly removed and elected president from office. sinister forces quickly aligning and what is becoming out in my mind a clear and present danger. that is tonight's very opening monologue. >> we are at a turning point tonight with forces now forming an alliance to try and remove president

bags out of the back of it, when a guy with a knife, police figure, was just walking the streets near cobbs creek parkway looking for someone to rob, came across david oh. >> the gentleman at some point pulls a knife out, announces a robbery, tells him to give him the keys for the car. at some point the male stabs him i in his left side. the medics arrive, neighbors assist mr. oh. they take him over here to penn presbyterian, critical but stabilized, they they had to take him into emergency surgery because of where the stab wounds are, all of the organs r he is in good spirits prior to surgery, but looking at this point for black male appears to be in his 20's, wearing black shirt with white writing on it and black pant, roughly -- scruffy beard appeared to go west on thomas, from that location. >> well the latest update we got came from police, and it came just past midnight. that was that surgeons were going to do exploratory surge troy see if any vital organs were hit when the councilman was stabbed in the back. but detective walker who you just heard there felt he he's in good hands her

. >> reporter: at the top of the line barbershop near 60th and locust in the cobbs creek neighborhoodhere seth williams grew up, you won't hear much sympathy for this native son. >> corruption that's been going on someone has to pay for it so here we go. guilty plea. >> you got to be man of your word regardless of what you do. we're taught as kids. why do we not follow through with it as adults? >> reporter: williams was just 42 years old when he won his first term as philadelphia's first african-american district attorney. app pedestrian object on his way to bigger and better thing not kid for an orphaned kid that was bullied at school. >> i'm humbled. i'd like to first thank the voters of philadelphia. >> yeah. >> reporter: taste for the good life brought williams mediocre rise to a crashing end. and in the place where his story began, there is profound sadne sadness. oscar young is the block captain here. >> he grew up in the neighborhood and was very well liked, um, seemed to be very intelligent, hard working, you know, so it is somewhat disappointing. >> reporter: to see it all c

we found someone talking about a accident on cobbs creek parkway in way in philadelphia.rea. you can see that rain is not everywhere. couple of cells popping up in these scattered storms but where they're hitting they're hitting hard in swedesboro near 322 right near the new jersey turnpike near route 30 in berlin you have lightning strikes and a few more cells moving out near newark heading into delaware and southern new jersey so where you're getting these cells you're getting really heavy downpours and lightning matt. >> thank you, karen. a deli dispute in the bronx escalated when two people attacked the clerk with avocados. the nypd released this video of the assault last month. one man starts petting the worker -- pelting the worker with the avocados then another man moved in. a botched food order provoked on the attack. one customer hurls a bunch of bananas over the counter. the unripened avocados left the clerk with a broken jaw and cuts to his face. >> two new jersey women have a stranger to thank for saving them after they were carried away by an ocean current. t

. >> reporter: a lot of churches on woodland running out to cobbs creek non one a night most are securedbars, lock and go good. pastor goodson was in. he said it up a happened at his church with someone he trust. >> a few years ago, and, you know, i never forget it because i was shocked when i walked out to see somebody in your office trying to steel. but i learned a lesson. >> reporter: police say the man you see is black, middle-aged, thin build with beard, maybe still wearing that dark knit cap. pastor goodson says he's praying for the church down the street and he'll forgive the burglar. we're all still subject to the law. >> you know i'm going forgive him, but you reap what you saw. the law of the land says you steal you go to jail as simple as that. always another way and there's always a better way. >> reporter: nobody knows what happens when when we die or you have to justify your life before some higher power. who knows? so go ahead, rob a church, knuckle head, but karma, oh, boy, don't be surprised if the punishment coming over the long hall is lot more than just jail time and

next, historian and author elizabeth cobbs talks about the women who served overseas as telephone operators in the u.s. armour signal corps -- army signal corps in world war i, and explores how their service and packet the suffrage movement -- how their service impacted the suffrage movement. the national archives and washington d.c. hosted this 50 minute event. after the united states entered world war i, women as well as men volunteered to serve their country. although women were prohibited from joining the regular army or navy, they

. >>> bob, we will begin with this breaking news out of cobbs creek police are investigating a murder. they say a 20 year-old man was shot in the chest that just happened about an hour ago on the 54th street by market street. police say victim died on the scene, before they were able to get him to the hospital. police are trying to figure out who is responsible, they don't have a motive that the hour. >>> here we go again, developing news out of london this morning police say this morning's mosque attack has hallmarks of the terrorist incident. forty-eight year-old man whom police say was behind the wheel of the van that hit pedestrians is in police custody. van struck a crowd of muslim worshipers killing one person, injuring several others, and witnesses say that it unfolded just as worshipers were leaving the local mosque following midnight prayers during this, the holy month of ramadan. >> i seen maybe eight to 10 people, some people, some people lying, driven by the police. >> britain's terrorist alert has been set at severe, meaning an attack is highly likely. this is just late's

. >>> cobbs creek deadly shooting police responded to a call around 3am at the corner of north dall and mark street they found a young man shot over and over. he died at the scene. police have no motive nor suspect are still reaching out to the man's family to notify them about what happened. another shooting this time in chinatown. also has police investigating. they say a fight at a nightclub spilled into the streets early yesterday morning. one man died. no arrests yet but another man showed up at wilmington hospital later in the morning with a gunshot wound to his leg. he said someone had shot him outside that same nightclub. >>> developing news out of paris now where a driver rammed his car into a police vehicle and the famous chances elyse shopping district the driver was chilled when his car which was full of explosives blue up. no police officers or pedestrianpedestrians were hurt. police identified the attacker as a 31-year-old from a paris suburb. he had been flagged for links to extremism. investigators are still looking into a motive. >> in london a moment of silence leaders

and karen handel as expected to cleanup in the same day vote in particular one area in the district cobb county sort of the republican hart of the district did you not see a big early vote but you did see a big election day vote. overwhelming for karen handel not the democratic advantage we expected in the early vote. and there was strong republican enthusiasm in their base on election day. and that's what propelled karen to the margin. here is the other thing. this is the big surprise i think overall tonight pb 5 point republican in georgia sixth think of how much attention. think of all the money all the focus on georgia sixth you see a republican lead by five points there. look at this. did you even know this was happening. south carolina? the fifth district replace mick mulvaney, 3 point margin. the democrats came within three points do not of winning in district. a rural district. you got rock hill the urban base but it's rural around there. this went for trump by almost 20 points here you got democrats coming in within three points of winning this district tonight. while in georgia

the district covers parts of cobb, fulton, and dekalb counties. the winner of the runoff will succeed republican tom price who resigned when president trump appointed him the nation's secretary of health and human services. the runoff winner will finish congressman price's term and then an election for a full term will take place in november of next year. we are honored to have the two candidates with us for the next hour. republican karen handel is former georgia secretary of state and former chair of the fulton county commission. democrat jon ossoff is a former congressional aid, an investigative filmmaker, and we are also joined by a small studio audience, we are insisting on silence from them with two exceptions. at the end of the debate and now. please welcome and thank our candidates. [applause] moderator: for the next hour we will have a discussion about some of the major issues facing the country. i can promise you we will not get to all of them. sections will be devoted to health care, then the economy, jobs and the budget, then foreign p

>> i haven't seen any indication that, i think it's good, we need to see a good turnout in cobb county in northern fulton county, those will be the areas we are looking at, we are pleased that karen started to take the lead in the early vote towards the latter stages of voting, that's a good trend line for her. and she represents the district, the voters of georgia six know her, she served them, jon ossoff of courses from outside the district, can't even vote for himself today. most of his money comes from out of state, california doesn't need a 54th congressman, georgia need somebody who will represent their district. >> martha: 's o the early numbers in terms of early votes about 140,000, just to give people a sense, in a 2014 midterm there were 210,000 votes cast. an amount of early vote here. how do you feel that when, do you think it leads g.o.p., dem? how do your voters vote in our district in terms of early voting? >> its neck and neck in the early voting according to what we are seeing. i think karen handel will have an edge on election day voting. we think this will be a recor

in 1859, most of the coffins and skeletal remains were moved to a cemetery in cobbs creek.ow pnc an apartment developer in town owns the site. back in the wintertime as they were digging, hundreds of coffins and skeletal remains were discovered. back in march, archaeologists were able to get excavation temporarily halted until they could harvest the findings for research. >> by looking at human remains, your body retains an incredible amount of information about what your life was like. a a lot of diseases that we suffer from during our lifetime leaves telltale marks on our bones. the bones preserve information about nutrition and diet and our overall health. >> reporter: sadly this week more coffins and bones were found. experts say some go down as far as 14 feet. and they want excavation again temporarily halted so they can see how many there are and pull them out for study at rutgers university. >> give archaeologists the time they need to do a proper search to recover the burials that are still here and to determine that there aren't still yet more burials in other part