they are going to force terry coll it will be wilmer flores coming off the bench to hit.he numbers for flore florez. that's how rene rivera is a season has gone. he is gone from all catch, can't hit, low header to let's put him on and take our chances with florez. now one lug our eyes is going to come off the bench and run >> alex: there's nothing more terry collins would like dan and assurance run. >> joe: he's certainly not mailing and the rest of us it getting better speed out at second base. rivera wants to keep in the ball game to catch the top of the ninth. here's wilmer florez to hit. as we said, it has to make the metz happy to see those two scoreless frames. while one outside. i know to keep in mind, the angel who scored the most runs and baseball in the ninth inning this year. he will take over next half inning. pennington pictured a moment ago leads it off. >> alex: if you're florez, you're looking for a ball metal end. >> joe: back into the corner. this ball is there. maybin. one run scores. rivera was held late. he is stuck. and safe. not much going right for

. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ >>> the body of a missing colle college student has been found.sunday, a fisherman spotted her body in the same area, investigators have no obvious leads. >>> thieves are targeting golden gate state park. people have been punched and thrown to the ground for their cameras while they're bird watching. what a shame, vic? >> it is a shame, dan, the rec and parks department say they are increasing patrols around stowe lake when the crowd of bird watchers is the biggest. camera robberies are not new to the city. it happened last year, tourists being robbed on their camera gear. this year at golden state parks. up in the trees chicks are nesting, down below, large crowds watch with scopes and cameras. big stigma is one of them. >> they're up in the trees and we're watching the babies grow. >> reporter: as the crowd grows, they're also being watched, targeted by robbers. >> they pick a victim and then bam, just like that. >> reporter: on thursday about 11:00 in the morning, about 30 people were watching the blue herrons. one of her volunteer photographer

. >>> the body of a missing colle college student has been found.a fisherman spotted her body in the same area, investigators have no obvious leads. >>> thieves are targeting golden gate state park. people have been punched and thrown to the ground for their cameras while they're bird watching. what a shame, vic? >> it is a shame, dan, the rec and parks department say they are increasing patrols around stowe lake when the crowd of bird watchers is the biggest. camera robberies are not new to the city. it happened last year, tourists being robbed on their camera gear. this year at golden state parks. up in the trees chicks are nesting, down below, large crowds watch with scopes and cameras. big stigma is one of them. >> they're up in the trees and we're watching the babies grow. >> reporter: as the crowd grows, they're also being watched, targeted by robbers. >> they pick a victim and then bam, just like that. >> reporter: on thursday about 11:00 in the morning, about 30 people were watching the blue herrons. one of her volunteer photographers became

a wrote endown vehicle in camden by collings avenue and that cleared out of the way but still heavy near 42 and the remnants of a crash from the ramp at the westbound schuylkill but off to the side. by the blue bell inn a crash giving us restrictions along skippack pike by blue bell pike and close to the redners in new hanover township. 663 charlotte street near buck art road. and it continues to block the ramp from philadelphia pike and clay monto go south on 295. we'll check it again coming up in the next half hour. >> thank you. >>> more ahead on "action news" tonight. identical twins receive sidecal surgeries we hear from the sisters that had double lung transplants coming up in health check. >>> and a smart phone happen could help save lives in montgomery county. when someone goes into cardiac arrest. >>> we see peeks of sun and more rain moving in overnight and it will have an impact on your commute tomorrow morning and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon and a mixed bag for your holiday weekend. all the details in the weekend forecast. >>> president trump arrived in belgium for a reg

bernard coll i hope you can hear me 0k. bernard coll i hope you can hear me ok. i can, thank you,. at the same time, i did not like the look of his mugshot, must be one of the worst that has ever been taken and it has not done him any favours. i don't know how he gets out of this one. but i did not think he was a drinker, he has no reputation for being in a bar or drinking, this was definitely related to the painkilling prescription drugs he is on. is this the end of his career? we're coming to the end of the tiger's career whether we like it or not because he's just not fit enough to play the modern game. he had a very athletic golf swing, hit the ball for miles, every pa rt golf swing, hit the ball for miles, every part of his game was good. golf is a twisting rotary type of action and anyone who has this sustained period of back problems and back operations, it's difficult to see him coming back to anywhere near the level he was before. but saying that, he is determined to come back in some sort of way. but it will be in a very limited capacity. let me bring in david alexander,

conservatism of his sister who is a federal judge, he said that his sister had signed some of the same collsad signed othe sut. now that suggests that he would flunk a sixth grade civics exam because he suggests that federal judges and supreme court justices sign bills. this is rather alarming. i mean, if next week he comes out and says grover cleveland was a stern critic of the new deal, on the one hand we'll all be pleased and surprised to know that he knows there was a president grover cleveland. but there comes a point at which this goes -- manages to be ludicrous without being at all funny when you have a president who doesn't understand the basic facts of american history, the basic realities of american governance, and finds it impossible to put into simple declarative sentences what he is talking about. >> i want to listen to a professional diagnosis here. this is from lance dodas, a former professor at harvard medical school, a professor of psychiatry. listen to what he had to say about the president on this show. >> lying in the way this he does it, repeated, dangerous lying makes

>> yeah, i think, initiation, colle, if you look back to the second world war, the most important commitment the united states has made in its foreign policy from harry truman to donald trump is our commitment to europe. it lasted throughout the cold war. the last 25 years of the post-cold war era. this is a vital interest of the united states. it's in our interest. it's not a gift that we give them. we have al lay lies in the worl. nicolle, i was ambassador on 9/11 for george w. bush. when the allies came to us in bus l, pledged their support, invoked article 5 for the first time in our history,s they all went into afghanistan with us. more than 800 european soldiers have lost their lives. and for the president at a 9/11 memorial yesterday in brussels not to acknowledge that, not to reaffirm article 5, but to lecture them, was just a colossal mistake of judgment. and the irony here is, the president is right on this issue that the europeans are not paying enough for their defense. most of them. but the way -- there's a way to be effective and not effective. if he had used that dinner last n

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following the appointment of a special counsel to investigate whether the trump team in any way includclud collgovernment. jeff, what are we expecting to hear from president trump today? >> jake, we are expecting to hear new words this president has not yet said about the muslim world, about the islam faith. he is going to be delivering a speech against extremism. we're told that he is going to say this is not a battle of religions. it's more of a unifying speech at least that's what we're led to believe from the white house, and boy, jake, this will be a completely different message from this president, certainly from when he ran for president to now once in the office. this may be the biggest distinction yet we've been sort of watching him grow, evolve in office but the excerpts at least provided by the white house and our reporting talking to aides behind the scene show this speech has gone through several drafts, several revisions but all have more of a unifying tone and a nature to them which is something he has not often done in office, but it is a fight against extremism, and he's delive

colle wallace, again, because of your association with joe lieberman, i wted to get you on the recordh the possibility that he might become the nominee for fbi. >> yeah, listen, there are a lot of people that would be comforted by a decision like that. certainly, the republicans in the congress that worry this white house the most, john mccain, lindsey graham, who have been the loudest critics of all of these sort of ties in the dark clouds and the swirl between mike flynn and the trump orbit and russia, would be very comforted by having their longtime friend, joe lieberman, running an agency. he is a man with sort of the same kind of code of ethics and code of honor that we speak about when we talk about bob mueller. from joe lieberman's stand popo, he capped a lifetime of service. he was al gore's runs mate. he then became an independent and he said his party had left him, he hadn't left the party. i don't know if the white house thinks this is thing that democrats will swoon over. it might be more of a mixed picture from democrats, but he is certainly someone with mountains and mou

that's near the high back in 2009 when it was just over coll education. >>> "baltimore sun" says an oriolesunts by fans in boston. outfielder adam jones said he was called the n-word last night. one fan threw a bag of peanuts at him. he said that warrant as tougher penalty than just ejection from the ballpark. orioles won the game 5-2. >> people sore rude. >> i think so. "the washington post" reports on first daughter ivanka trump's new book. "women who work." she writes about her insight. she wrote before the election she writes this, i always feel better if, at the end of the harrie d-day i simply turn off my device, go into my kids' room and just watch them sleep. lot of us feel that way. we hope you'll come back to have a more serious conversation about tissues and what you're doing and your father is doing. >> and her husband. >> u.s. today says tyson food plans to stop using antibiotics in its chicken products by year's end. the company is pondsing to sponsorshiper demands for natural foods. some tyson rivals and fast food chains have already eliminated antibiotics. >>> britain's tele

. >> reporter: now, for all his hard work and dedication and perseverance take home a $50,000 colle (e of that spot on your lawn. so why not take care of that spot on your skin? if you're a man over 50 you're in the group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma, the cancer that kills 1 person every hour. check your skin for suspicious or changing spots and ask someone you trust to check areas you can't see. early detection can put you in a better spot. go to spotskincancer.org to find out what to look for. a message from the american academy of dermatology >>> the latest episode in the "pirates of the caribbean" series had its world premiere last night in hollywood. it's set for nationwide release later this month. but you may not have to wait that long. hackers have stolen the movie and are threatening to post it online. mireya villarreal reports. >> reporter: cybersecurity experts tell us that studios like disney are attractive targets to hackers because consumers like us want a sneak peek of their new movie or tv show. it's unclear right now whether the movie has bee

and white collar people and the white color people, they are the ones including a checker is a white coll collar, people who have jobs that are not able to go shift into a world where we need people who drill, we need people who drive -- there's a tremendous truck and bus driver shortage, but you don't have the ability to shift if you're a checker, and that's something that we're going to have to talk about. that's going to be a very big theme over the next five years. >> i'm thinking back. the last nfib, the biggest concern was not inflation or taxes, it's canada's availability. >> isn't that something? isn't that something? just the mismatcmismatch. i see it all the time when i'm listening to the conference calls. you will have companies that are constrained by not having enough high skilled people who can weld, okay? >> right. >> there's a company called illinois tool works, they have created a new kind of welding system that does not require an apprenticeship to learn how to weld because we don't have enough welders, but we have way too many salespeople at department stores. and what

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would you mind well colling the second laid different the united states of america who is a mane reason corps mom, karen pence is with us today. [applause] as the proud parent of a first lieutenant in the marine corps my wife and i know first-hand the commissioning of an officer in the united states armed forces is a deeply-moving moment for your loved ones. the people who believed in you, who believed long ago that you could make it here. who believed even on some days that you couldn't, that you could make it to this day. they supported you, they encouraged you. they prayed you threw. before we go one step further, class of 2017, why don't you break protocol a little bit. why don't you stand up, turn around, catch the eye of one of your loved ones in the stands, show them just how thankful you are for all the years of love and support that brought you to this day. [applause] [shouting] >> oh, before forget with all the midshipmen, the cell phone thing and last deal, your minor conduct offenses are completely forgiven. [applause] you know today marks the end of four years of training a

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or those who fought and died in bosnia and kosovo and uss coll and places that we may never know because of threats to us that we never even knew existed. we need to ask if they would give the last beat of their heart for the way in which we legislate our country. most personally for me, i would think deeply on the thousands of soldiers, sailors, marines, airmen, coast guardsmen who defended this country in a place like iraq or afghanistan or syria, would they be proud? these were the men and women i served along side. men and women who served selflessly and repeatedly year after year knowing full well the hazards of their profession. i couldn't be more proud than to have the few moments that i did with the best and the most honorable that our nation has ever produced who sacrificed their whole self because it was best for the men and women to their left and to their right in battle, because it was best for the freedom and the liberty and the security of every person. i don't know how to ever make the pain of their loss go away. i do know how to honor them. we do it with the way we live