. >> joe cunningham is a retired cop, a decorated street nan war veteran, his wife linda is a retired schoolteacher. snowbirding in florida where their retirement dream. here at lands burg village near tampa. >> we really loved the idea of having a condo. because we didn't have to worry about taking care of things, on the outside. >> we thought that we would spent part of the year up north, where our children live, and the cold months we would be in florida. >> tell me about the documents. >> now investors from atlanta and new york have joined forces and own most of the units control most of the votes. >> i called this my condo research file. >> and the cunninghams and their neighbors have been told a co do termination is coming. >> try to inform myself about the law and what we can do, if they do start a term face process if there's a vote for termination, and is able to proceed, that we will be offered fair market value for our unit. and that we will have to accept it. >> you have have to accept it. >> have to. >> basically. >> be forced out. >> according to this law, we would have

exhibitions, and programs at the lodge or at the photo center to the public, whether it's imogene cunningham or fred lyon or up-and-coming photographers to showcase the great facility we have and the support we have from phil ginsburg. i wanted to say thank you to a few people here and cut this short. i would like to thank basically phil ginsburg or for supporting us, my director supervisor brown, who supports us all the way, nicola alvarez who actually suggested a receive the award. she does an amazing job every day. i'm really inspired by the people i work with every day and i wanted to raise that and wanted to again thank the employee recognition committee and the commission. thank you very much. >> let me say on behalf of the commission, that the quality and caliber of the program and what you bring to it, it really demonstrates an enormous commitment and we appreciate it very much. thank you. >> thank you so much. i really appreciate it. [ applause ] now we're going to turn to this month's video in parks that focuses on our work recreation program and jennifer gee, as we approach summer

the area outside cunningham's is packed. in addition to the music, there's a special nighttime act, a fire breathing performance. >> we didn't know what to expect, but we knew it would be probably exciting. >> fire breathing has long captured the imagination with its irresistible mix of dazzle and daring. >> fire breathing is something that captivates the crowd. it's the chance that something is dangerous, but it's being controlled. >> it's that thrill, that excitement, a lot of people really crave. >> performing that night are the members of carnival abraxas, a circus troupe. the highlight will be a french canadian fire artist named ayesha seveny. >> to deal with fire, it's a special thing that's kind of magical. >> ayesha has years of training behind her. she learned the practice from her father, also a performer. and has entertained crowds all over canada. now all eyes are on the stage at cunningham's. >> we were ready for a very nice show. >> it was a wonderful evening. everyone was having a blast. >> it was a night you

joining us from the local sheriff's department, sergeant chris brewer and sergeant darrell cunninghamin getting a birthday party for this 6-year-old. >> thanks for having us. >> sergeant cunningham, how did you get involved? how did you know that nobody was showing up for this 6-year-old's party? >> when i got off that day, i looked on the internet. we have a local page that is on facebook. and i read an article where -- i saw a boy smiling up in the air and a helicopter. when i read the story, i found out it was our helicopter. i was touched by the story. i have kids. and i just -- i felt terrible for glenn. i felt terrible for the family. so, i contacted sergeant chris brewer and i asked her about it. and she told me a little about it. and then i contacted glenn's mom and explained to her that there was something -- you know, we wanted to do as an agency, you know to help glenn out as soon as i got back to duty. >> what did you do? >> well, we got some community members together. members of our sheriff's office together. we came up with a plan to gather some money and buy glenn some

ambassador to afghanistan, james cunningham, having just served in kabul and left in december, said, quote, i think that under the circumstances, the timeline is probably too short and the rate of withdrawal is too steep. former ambassador to both iraq and afghanistan, ryan crocker, said, i hope we will take the right decisions on force levels going forward based on conditions, not on calendars. former commander of special operations command and the first navy s.e.a.l. to achieve the rank of four stars said, actual war is too dynamic to accommodate fixed models. so i would urge strategic and operational flexibility as we move forward in afghanistan. at a force size of 4,500, our force in afghanistan will be reduced to kabul. presently in only one location, one that retreats from the north, east and south of afghanistan, we'll relinquish the area to the drug runners, yield to iranian influence and abandon kandahar to the taliban. the lack of presence creates a vacuum and week of seen what fills that vacuum in syria and iraq. the ungoverned spaces will allow terrorists to foe meant the

ambassador afghanistan james cunningham having just served in kabul and left in december said i think under the circumstances the timeline is probably too short and the rate of withdrawal is too steep. former ambassador to iraq and afghanistan said i hope we will take the right decisions based on conditions and not on calendars. our presence in afghanistan will be reduced to kabul. presently in only one location one that retreated from the north, east and south of afghanistan will relinquish sharif to the drug runners and to abandon kandahar to the taliban. we have seen what fills that vacuum in syria and iraq. i think our former director put it into perspective how we should look at afghanistan. i quote should the american people think this is a hopeless? the last 13 years have showed us that the counter terrorism fight and protecting the homeland in this region is not hopeless. we've been very successful at stopping attacks from the region. i would flip it around from a homeland security perspective, i think it's close to hopeless to think that we can have that same success without

ambassador to afghanistan, james cunningham, having just served in kabul and left in december, said, quote, i think that under the circumstances, the timeline is probably too short and the rate of withdrawal is too steep. former ambassador to both iraq and afghanistan, ryan crocker, said, i hope we will take the right decisions on force levels going forward based on conditions, not on calendars. former commander of special operations command and the first navy s.e.a.l. to achieve the rank of four stars said, actual war is too dynamic to accommodate fixed models. so i would urge strategic and operational flexibility as we move forward in afghanistan. at a force size of 4,500, our force in afghanistan will be reduced to kabul. presently in only one location one that retreats from the north, east and south of afghanistan, we'll relinquish the area to the drug runners yield to iranian influence and abandon kandahar to the taliban. the lack of presence creates a vacuum and week of seen what fills that vacuum in syria and iraq. the ungoverned spaces will allow terrorists to foe meant the s

. >> reporter: the cunninghams and neighbours are told that a condo termination is coming. >> trying to inform us about the war and what they do if they start a termination process, if there's a bill for termination. to proceed, that we will offer them market value for the unit. >> have to accept it. out. >> according to the law, we would espell and have to leave the unit. >> reporter: even though you don't want to sell. >> we don't want to sell. >> reporter: you are fine with the mortgage. >> we are fine, not behind. paid up. >> reporter: under the state law, if a buyer owns 80% of the unit they can, unless 10% of owners reject. there's nothing, absolutely nothing an individual owner can do. >> this law gives an investor the possibility and the right for certain conditions to force you out of your home. >> that's correct. >> and not make you part of what you invested. >> no. >> the original developer went into foreclosure. a huge block of units wound up in the hands of a consortium, including the carol group in attanta. organization. >> reporter: we reached out to them to see if the

and yesterday enduring that we had with ambassador cunningham and former ambassador crocker the indicated that i say more precisely, or ambassador cunningham indicated that ied continue to be a problem in afghanistan. in your view, do you agree with this assessment to say they are a continuing military threat to the afghanistan forces as well as our own? >> sure, thank you for the question. i think ieds have become the weapon of choice not only in afghanistan but throughout any insurgency or terrorist attack. so that's that something that started years ago as act up and continues to move. it will continue to be a threat to both coalition forces and afghan security forces. we do continue to work very hard as counter ied capability for afghan forces, and again i don't have come i can get you the statistics but the number of ids found versus number that went off continue to get better and better. again, a human in the afghan that a been trying to build to detect those gets better and better, and i think that truly noteworthy as we've gone through the last couple of years. years. >> would you

college hoops temple facing 21st smu game tied with under three minutes left and the cunningham hit bankhot and owls seven game winning streak came to an end. 67-58 was y >> caught on cram two planes collide during an air show in india. >> these planes from the flying bulls stunt team grazed one another with one plane hitting the wing of another. this hammed at the aero india show that's held on the outskirts. both of these planes managed to land safely but look at the damage that was done. just amazing those pilots survived. we'll be right back.

the sixers say they will have new uniforms for next season this featured wilt chamberlain, billy cunningham doctor julius irving, all three of those hall of famers wore different jerseys. a new slogan accompanied the the announcement. this starts now. i'm digging it. the the uniform new look, and new sixers it is on. >>> check this out a ball stuck on the rim at a eighth great basketball league tournament in kansas right here. they beat rock creek mustangs by one point. time ran out with the ball stuck out of reach. that is shooter's touch right there. it looks like a game winner when it left, that young man's hand it just stayed there they should have a jump ball but game was over. tough loss. that is a soft touch there. that is a shame. that is a shame. >> 5:27, coming up on "eyewitness news" we are continuing to follow breaking news a deadly stabbing outside a bar justin? >>> erika, a man is dead and another is fight forgo his life and coming up live the search new for the suspect. >>> a new jersey mom in trouble with police after a party at the her house ended with a teenager in the hos

college hoops temple facing 21st smu game tied with under three minutes left and the cunningham hit bankhot and owls seven game winning streak came to an end. 67-58 was your final from dallas >> caught on cram two planes collide during an air show in india. >> these planes from the flying bulls stunt team grazed one another with one plane hitting the wing of another. this hammed at the aero india show that's held on the outskirts. both of these planes managed to land safely but look at the damage that was done. just amazing those pilots survived. we'll be right back. >> "eyewitness news" returns tomorrow morning at 4:30 with ukee washington and erika von tiehl and meteorologist katie fehlinger. they'll the latest on our bitter dangerous cold. >> we thank you for joining us for eyewitness news at 11:00 o'clock. for bosely, kathy and all of us here i'm chris may. >> i'm jess can dean. we're always on at cbsphilly.com cbsphilly.com. the late show with david letterman is next. have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> roman aqueducts, it's the late show

casey cunningham of our affiliate wect reports. >>> 11-13-25 -- >> reporter: numbers that will changeyear-old marie holmes' life forever. >> i don't know if i want to cry -- i'm just -- i'm just grateful for this moment. >> reporter: the area buzzing -- >> however won, i wish the best for them. >> reporter: they sole the ticket making multimillion dollar dreams come true. >> i feel happy for whoever won. i wish it would have been me. >> reporter: some are seeing dollars signs they missed out on. >> i'm kicking myself in the butt because i was going get me some and never did do it. >> reporter: for marie holm the last-minute decision to buy the ticket is a big game-changer. >> i'm thankful that i can bless my kids with something that i didn't have. >> reporter: three daughters and one son, holmes used to work at walmart and mcdonald's but isn't employed right now. she's planning on giving the money -- >> thank god for this blessing. >> reporter: -- to the man up above. >> first i'm going pay my tithes because i wouldn't have it if it weren't for god. >> reporter: as for spending it on

and lawrence cunningham. the enduring value of values. by the way, you can watch my entire interview, a lot more secrets revealed on foxbusiness.com or facebook.com/after the facebook.com/afterthebel l. closing bell ringing in 48 minutes. we knew lebron james was a trail blares. trailblazer. the one who loves blaze pizza. he's an investor. why the healthy design your own pizza joint is attracting him and other huge names like movie producer john davis. john davis, the son of marvin joining us along with jim mize us, the president of blaze pizza. this may be the most famous dress in the world. it is. forget maybe. it has everything to do with confusion over its color. care to take a guess? i know what i see. it's making others definitely see green. musi♪ he's out there. there's a guy out there whose making a name for himself in a sport where your name and maybe a number are what define you. somewhere in that pack is a driver that can intimidate the intimidator. a guy that can take the king 7 and make it 8. heck. maybe even 9. make no mista

indicated that, i should say more precisely ambassador cunningham indicated that i.e.d.'s continue to be a problem in afghanistan. in your view do you agree with his assessment that they are a continuing military threat to the afghanistan forces as well as our own? >> sir, thank you for the question. i would tell you that i think i.e.d.'s have become the weapon of choice not only in afghanistan but throughout any insurgency or terrorist attack. that's something that started years ago. it's been picked up, continues to move and it's not only in afghanistan, but will continue to be a threat to both the coalition forces and the afghan security forces. we do, however, continue to work very hard at the counter-i.e.d. capability of our afghan forces. i don't -- i can get you the statistics but the number of i.e.d.'s found versus the number that went off on our afghan forces continues to get better and better. the human and the afghan that's been trained to be able to detect those gets better and better. that's really noteworthy as we've gone through the last couple of years her

and former ambassador crocker, they indicated -- or more precisely, ambassador cunningham indicated that ied's continue to be a problem. would you agree they are a continuing military threat to the afghanistan forces as well as our own? >> thank you for the question. i would tell you that ied's have become the weapon of choice not only in afghanistan, but any insurgency or terror attack. something that started years ago has been picked up and continues to move, is not only afghanistan but will continue to be a threat to both coalition and afghan security forces. we do work very hard at the counter ied capability of our afghan forces. i can get you the statistics, but the number of ied's continues to get better and better. as they are continued to be trained, it gets better and better. that is noteworthy. >> would you agree that the primary source of those ingredients continues to be pakistan and that they have done less than they could and should to stop the flow of those bomb making ingredients across the border? >> there is ample material inside of afghanistan to build ied's, ther

this video on the sixers web site shows wilt chamberlain billy cunningham and the doctor. sixers say next years new uniforms will help three legend become one. no official details yet on the uniform but here's it is supposed to be cool. another part of the sixers new uniform, new look new sixers campaign is a new slogan this starts now. >> oh, yeah. lets do this. bring the kid over from europe, big fellow embiid it is on. this starts right now. >> i'm pulling for the short, shorts. >> the short shorts. >> knee high socks. >> that could do something. >> they might do that. >> that is a good idea. >> we will have a nice one. the it will say sixers city a little preview, little preview with the short shorts. >> okay. >> 6:19. eagles safety nate allen strongly denies accusations he committed a lewd acts and defend his name, up nenext. >>> for get steroids why body builders are paying big money for drink most women can get for free. we will be back. >>> what a difference waking up compared to yesterday with the snow and day before with the freezing temperatures. by no means bal

bill cunningham, who was on the team, pulled the effigy down.s a deeply spiritual guy and read a lot of katherine marshall and took strength from her essay called "the powerful of helplessness," saying don't concern yourself with that which you cannot control. he always did that when he won and lost basketball games he knew this was more to life than that. >> woodruff: in an interview you did with him you described a decision to integrate on the restaurant. you had spoken with his minister. >> correct. >> woodruff: in that conversation you talked about how he was judged. tell us about it. >> what happened was i was doing a profile on him in 1981 for "the washington post" and -- dean didn't want me to do the profile. he wanted you to write about someone other than him. i had spoken to reverend seymore who told me that the restaurant. i said, darnings could you tell whey me what happened? he said, who told you the story? i said reverend seymore. he said, i wish he hadn't told you. i said, you should be proud. >> proud. he said you never should be

joip joining me tonight tara dowdel and sirius xm radio host julia cunningham.re tonight. >> thank you. >> he's trying to fool everyone again. my friend donald trump is hinting at running for president again. >> i already told the apprentice people, nbc wanted to renew. i said i'm doing something else. it's very important to me. i'm doing something very important. so i'm looking at it very seriously. >> on a scale, where are you in deciding to run. >> i would say 75 and 80. it's my theme. make america great again. that's what i want to do. >> and on the big stage, he decided to joke about president obama's birth certificate again. >> as far as the birth certificate, hillary clinton wanted his birth certificate. hillary is a birther. she wanted it. but shes with unable to get it. but trump comes along and said birth certificate. he gave a birth certificate. >> he's flirting with republicans, but is donald trump a liability for the party? >> oh absolutely. i mean, he may play well with the extreme part of the base by attacking the president which is the easiest wa

larry cunningham is the -- he is in philadelphia this one.hat we look have to look forward to. >> people have been looking forward to this letter for 50 years. this year will have a retrospective. it will be full of lessons. he always puts one big teaching lesson in there. this will probably be something about the difference between building a business and sustaining it. >> the whole world has been wondering for years already because warren buffett is getting on, almost 85 years old how is it that anybody else can do what he has been able to do? you study warren buffett he has picked a couple of horses on which he hopes berkshire hathaway investors will bet on. >> for the book, i interviewed a large number of ceos -- those people have a lot of the same skills that warren has. they believe in the sense of permanence at berkshire. they believe in managerial autonomy and understand how a decentralized is this works. -- business works. while no one has the full set of skills that the war warren buffett has, there is a stable of talented managers

because alex was talking about reggie white versus randall cunningham.ll, i got to go reggie white. greatest player, greatest defensive player in the city's history. there have been some great ones. >> i have another rough one here. allen iverson versus tug mcgraw. >> wow. >> who put this field together? this is pretty good bracket right here. >> yes. >> there is no one, 64 match ups here. >> it will be hard to pick the ultimate one. like the final one. just -- >> well, by the way, you have until tomorrow night at midnight. do i get a cop toy take home so i can play along at home? >> love for to you play. >> you mark mine all up though. >> he helped with the hard ones. >> describe your show, now, josh enis. >> sports talk, really dark times here in philadelphia sports, the next couple of months, so we have fun every day, take calls, bernie parent was on, merle reels, always have the best guests, great calls and fun. >> i noah great guest who. >> who. >> the love shark -- the left shark. >> the left shark. >> you should bring him on. i don't know if he'll

. >> after you voted, all time greats like randall cunningham, jimmy rollins, eric lindros, they werell eliminated from the competition in the first round. >> so, that left with us 16 players remaining. so greats like wilt chamberlain, mike schmidt, julius irving, they led the field when it comes to this bracket that we have. you candy side who advances to the elite eight. >> you have to do it by midnight tonight. get to my fox philly.com and right new to vote on the final eight. you can find "good day philadelphia"'s greatest link right on our home page. pretty easy to see there. voting for round two end, right now again at midnight. so, a woman woke up this morning, we busted into her bedroom this morning with a live camera. >> yeah. >> woke her up. >> she said yes to a proposal of marriage. and now she's getting married over at wmmr. >> she had a bachelor party on the way to wmmr. now i think she's ready. she's ready to say i do. >> jen, she's still happy. >> she's excited. a lot of women were like are you cool with this. she's totally excited. i can tell you that the guys from dav

. >> doctor jay with cunningham coaching? >> and what are we doing now?tty much every sport. >> year after year after year. >> we'll get there one day. all right, so, jen is showing us thousand take care of our skin this morning, if you have acne, secrets to clear it all up. >> ♪ >> and many of the people, they go everywhere, and this woman knows about it, because this lovely human is her daughter. so she has been there herself. we will talk about where you need to go, some new ideas, as we talk with her this morning. we'll be right >> this is southern storm, of course radar shows you that the snow expends down through eastern virginia, and northern part of north carolina, but, it is really affecting delaware, and southern new jersey, as we said earlier, already had some reports, 2 inches every snow parts every sussex county, delaware. as we look out to the west of philadelphia, very light snow falling in chester, lancaster counties, perhaps little bit in montgomery county, we see the snow starting to sneak at least looked like it was into delaware county

and when we talk about it being corrupt, we focus on people like cunningham or jack ate her -- abramhere is no doubt that there is a quid pro quo but also the failure of this institution is not produced by that form of corruption. it's a different kind of corruption, more fundamental. it's like bad souls engaging in criminal acts committed those engaged in the system that drives to this corruption and if we wanted to solve that, we would have to look elsewhere from beyond the prison walls. but we don't do that and we can't do that. not because it is hard but because our focus is on the symbol injustice. the outrage of thinking of the institution in good versus evil terms because it pays. it makes it easier to organize around it. it makes it easier to vilify the results that you don't like coming keeping it simple keeps the fury going i only get nothing done in fixing the problem that it represents. the symbol injustice hides the real injustices. and the real work that it's going to take to fix it. okay. so if we wanted to think about it something beyond the symbol injustice, what wou

cunningham who is chief strategic at td ameritrade. new highs and we're brushing off the concerns does that last. what do you think, hans? >> i think what you're seeing right now is classic debt negotiation. they should get a deal done because this is hurting greece. you know prior to this happening, this round of negotiation, greece was set last year to break a string of five consecutive years of economic contractions. they're going to grow last year this year. their debt from gdp went from 60% in 2009 down to 1% right now. they've done the work. they've done the heavy lifting. they've bent the cross curve, right? so to have people lining up pulling money out of the economy, trying to exit the banking system right now is uniquely ill-timed. they should cut a deal get it on and move on. >> you have just said though they have done the reforms. michelle, i think we talked in the past there's still a lot more that the eurozone wants to see from them. >> they've done a lot of budget cutting. but when it comes to things to making the econom