i get you, curtis.ut why people are so gung ho about getting involved in syria, it comes from the empathy, the compassion. this is a brutal dictator killing his own people, killing babies. we know there's a relationship between russia and sod. help me figure out how to reconcile the joint effort with russia on isis. i get that but then putin and assad. >> curtis: the concept of regime change has failed. iraq, failed. >> kat: why would you do it again then? >> eric: you just said we should be working with these people to destroy isis. >> kat: what we already are doing, american forces and allies are already not just taking isis territory but we are holding it from the regime. how is that not an invasion? >> curtis: the russians will not shoot down american fighter. i'm sure the russians said that that -- >> kat: nobody is listening to me whatsoever. that's okay. i already said something but i can repeat it again. american forces and allies are not -- we are taking the territory from isis but we are holdi

>> well, omari. >> i mean curtis, curtis has obviously and that is not a joking matter but this is aved a couple pushes if you want to make bullet, pushes, about nine to be exact. so, curtis must have a very different perspective then any of us, on this show but he also has definitely come from an environment, i came from decatur which is a lot like south side jamaica queens where curtis grew up. there are stories peripheral to not only environment we grew up in or directly within the environment but also curtis and courtney made sure we gave you guys reality. whether we have been a part of it, someone in life has seen what these guys are doing. >> reason why they are so passionate about the show and this is why it in the com sunday, mad at us or not math at us but you wish you could fantastically live the same life. >> yes. how do they know i watch in my underwear. >> i knew it, i knew, man. >> philadelphia's not far from new york, i saw you. >> okay. >> it was that post he sent out. >> yes. >> did something leak, i don't know. >> thanks. >> something leaked literally. >> oh, my gos

barry curtis was flying a drone and saw this shark possibly a great white swimming just feet from the paddleboarder. it's a common sight. but what he saw in the water sunday evening had him worried. >> i was standing here and i spotted one then i spotted two. >> reporter: great white sharks over 6 feet long. he says he called a lifeguard over to look in his view finder. >> then we saw the inflatable coming in here towing two big giant swimming pool swans really close to the shore right through the exact area where those sharks have been for the last hour or so. >> reporter: curtis says the lifeguard ran to alert a supervisor. >> he saw that and that's when he radioed and called the shore boat to go out and tell them to leave the area. >> reporter: there wasn't time. seconds later another lifeguard ran into the water with his paddle board to warn them. >> they had just towed right by the both ones i had filming and they had no idea were sharks in the water. >> reporter: everyone piled into the dinghy. curtis' camera system has gps coordinates and records date, time and exact locations

curtis just for a second, do you mind if i call you curtis? >> it's fine. you're 50. so let me just say though on serious note. last season stars number one ever watched on this stars network, number two power was for all paid premium i mean that's got to make you feel great. you believe in this project from the start. >> i did. it feels like i have confirmation and number two. but number two is the first person to lose to me. so until i make it to the number one slot, ya'll me out doing what i'm doing. game of thrones no longer putting out new episodes. i can meet those numbers before we finish. >> i love. that. >> he expects a lot. >> go ahead, omari. how do you feel about the success of the show. >> she wanted me to elaborate. he expects a lot. you know, he -- consider tis was in dubai in the middle east in certain countries and then i know he was specifically in dubai when he called me pr pre-pilot this will give you a story in washington deserves this story. being that you guys are biggest market in terms of our fan base one of our biggest markets. >>

curtis briggs is max harris' attorney. he says harris who was arrested two weeks ago in los angeles and now faces 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter has been having a tough time in jail. he says harris has been wrongfully accused in this case that the night of the ghostship fire he was actually trying to save people. he says conditions in the jail are challenging for him. curtis. "he is a vegetarian. he is only eating about 20 percent of his food. almena - the master tenent is also finding it hard to cope - says his attorney. he has been dealing with depression. tony serra, derick almena's attorney. "he was in dealing with some depression. he seems stronger now, he has received some counseling" also, both of their attornies plan to try and get them out of custody. in court friday, both had friends in attendence as well as some family members. there were also some family members of victims - specifically michaela gregories parents, who showed up, they declined to talk estacio- both men are back in court before a judge in

from philadelphia, pennsylvania, please welcome curtis williams.lause] >> how you doing, man? >> good to see you, curtis. [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ philly boy in the house. >> indeed, i am. i'm from philly. >> welcome to "millionaire." >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> um, a traditional wedding. so, you're engaged. congratulations... >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> i suppose. >> yes, congratulations. >> you never know. >> true, true. >> you want to give your wife-- or your fiancé--the wedding of her dreams. what does that look like to you? >> so, my fiancé-- she's originally from ethiopia. >> oh, wow. >> she came to the states when she was nine years old, you know, like most immigrants do, you know, the american dream. and she's living it. but a large portion of her family still resides in ethiopia, so a dream wedding for her would be for us to be able to bring her family from ethiopia to the states and have a nice wedding. and ethiopian weddings can be

curtis: aunt stella... thank you. thank you?at i think it is. i can't do that. truth be told, jordan and i are seeing each other. ♪ [ knock on door ] [ sighs ] [ sighs ] thank you. i couldn't get to my keycard. [ sniffs ] you smell like you got hit by a coffee tsunami. what happened? [ sighs ] i had children. ♪ [ sighs ] baldwin! where the hell you been, man? how come you're not returning my phone calls? i'm not your little phone buddy. i'm working on your acquittal.

curtis's tools. as he was cleaning his surgical kit to that day come cut -- he found a bit of lincoln's skull fragments. we also have some of lincoln's hair. these are just a few of those fragments. andrew curtis -- the 15th of april -- after the all caps income he discovered that the -- wasirt had shortcuts stained with the president's blood. this is curtis -- he cuts those shortcuts off, and the put them into an envelope, which they signed and endorsed. this is one of those. the fragments of bone and here were in the care and equipment -- of others for many years. most were collected in the early 1950's by an army medical messiah or are named home -- helen pirtle. it had for the most part been on display at the army medical museum for many decades. we hope you wonder this is a torn ligament civil war medicine in the art of x related to the assassination of gramlich in your theme nationalism of health and medicine. it's important for us to share these artifacts that convey lessons and history of mil

i almost didn't apply for curtis.or julliard because they told me not to. >> it was his parents and teacher who reminded him to believe. in 2016, he was accepted to julliard and the curtis institute of music. he won countless awards in competition. >> he could be the finest in your generation. >> ♪ >> reporting in prince george's county, meagan fitzgerald, news 4. >> the future is so bright. >> the advice here all throughout this morning, markelle fultz, this guy, don't listen to the people who tell you no. >> absolutely. >> use it as an inspiration. good for him. >> how about the prince george's county kids. >>> we continue to track breaking news. a deadly major impact on your commute. melissa mollet will have an update on the road you want to avoid. >>> breezy outside right now. we're also tracking some showers moving through the area. the latest at perdue, we take some unexpected extra steps to raise healthy chickens with no antibiotics ever. like putting oregano in their water. it has natural antioxidants and we d

tuck away inside the curtis on sixth street, opposite washington square, is a dream garden. not made of traditional leaves and flowers, but 100,000 pieces of glass. >> hidden treasure, but a lot of people come to visit regularly. >> crowds have been coming here for more than a century now, at 15 feet tall, 49 feet wide. this mosaic took whole year to build. twenty-four panels were created in new york, then re-assembled in philly. this masterpiece, a partnership, brought to life by tiffany's studio based on painting by philly native parish. >> the dream garden based on his guards never new hampshire. this is opaque glass, called savio glass, has a lot of spackle to it. >> restoration gets underway this summer to be complete by the ends of the year. >> once it is cleaned and repaired, it is probably going to look nearly as fabulous as it did 100 years ago. >> from inside the curtis, to out here on south street now, this is philadelphia's magic garden. >> spanning half a block, the grand installation is created when colorful glass bottles, tiles, thousands of mirrors, and more.

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over curtis feel , richard byrd and chamberlain are waiting with their respective airplanes that they can take off anytime and they know that so he made the decision the night before to go based on a clearing weather forecast over the atlantic. he came in from watching rhea rito open at the majestic theater, they stop on the way back to the field to get five horses for him to take with him which he wrapped up in a paperback. and that one canteen water, sitting there trying to see a stick with a little white handkerchief that he had tied and stuck at the halfway point about 2500, 3000 feet down this runway and i use that term loosely. they can't see it because of the low hanging farm in hayes. way at the end just above the haze he can barely make out a line of trees. that's what he's got to get over. he's thinking, no problem, it's over a mile away, i know this plane will do, i can do it and they say do you want to go? he says let's go. the rpm was a little bit low because again, it's west wet and moist see air as opposed to california heat but he goes, knives alongside just like in th

few weeks ago i went to the urban league office and met with curtis martin. curtis martin is exhibit a in what you expect to turn out a gang banger and eventually in prison and is not because he got in a program financed by the federal government and got him into a job. he's working nights at u.p.s. it's not easy work, but he's damn proud of it and he's told us that. talking about going back to school now. it's a good thing. now i look at your budget and you're cutting this program by 20%. you know, the president noticed the violence in chicago and tweeted about it couple occasions. i'd like to read to you what the president said. january 24, if chicago doesn't fix the horrible carnage going on, 228 shootings in 2017 with 42 killings, up 24% from 2016, i'll send in the feds. then february 23, the president tweeted -- seven people shot and killed yesterday in chicago. what is going on there? totally out of control. chicago needs help, the president tweeted. how does a 20% cut in a program like the one that helped curtis martin help chicago? secretary acosta: s

with defending champion dustinjohnson looking to become the first player since american compatriot curtis back titles. erin hills in wisconsin is the venue and it's got everyone talking due to its yardage and length of the rough and the world number one is paired with two previous winners in martin kaymer and jordan spieth. masters champion, sergio garcia, goes with bubba watson and adam scott while 2011winner rory mcilroy will partner 2013 championjustin rose with jason day, who was runner—up to both players making up the trio but what does the reigning champion think of the course? it isa it is a typical us open venue where you have to hit the fairway. you cannot really play in this rough. it gives us more cannot really play in this rough. it gives us more room cannot really play in this rough. it gives us more room here, which is nice. but, umm, with the weather conditions we have had over the past few days, the courses, you know, are going to be soft. we're going to play long. i like the golf course. i think it sets up really well for me. the british and irish lions play the fifth mat

. >> curtis granderson, runners at second and third. leading 11-4, 20 hits in the game. strike one call. how about tom browning, the left hander for the cincinnati reds. >> he is a good pitcher. really a good pitcher. >> casper, wyoming. >> see, he's in the club. >> could be trouble. slater gets there. from a guy that i knew well drafted originally by the dodgers and got to the big leagues in baltimore when i was doing games there. mike who was a sprinter and i think he had some state records for track and field in wyoming. mike was a center fielder for the orioles once it was 24 home run in the season. outstanding defensive center fielder. also wyoming. when did this whole wyoming thing start? >> nimo. >> first, first round pick. ever out of the state of wyoming. so he's it? he's the guy. three kind of bloop hits and then he crushed one caught by brandon crawford in the seventh inning. count as 0-2. 11-4, the mets they came in there hurting. won eight of the last ten including in l.a. just before they got here. 0-2 the count. strike th

<curtis briggs/max harris attorney says: "my client has never been in custody, he is struggling.">(steve) both almena and harris face 36-counts of involuntary manslaughter. their attorneys say they are trying to get almena and harris out of custody. both men will appear back in court before a judge in july. (pam) an attorney for one of the deadly ghost ship warehouse defendants ... spoke out today, telling the media, his client is innocent. (pam) curtis briggs, who represents max harris says, harris is not the type of man responsible for killing 36 - people. briggs was also joined by family members, as they called harris a loving person who is innocent.

compared to this, notting hill, the richard curtis movie, looks like a hard—hitting, tough and gritty like a scary gothic horror movie in comparison. it is about as twee as it's possible for a movie to be. it does the things you expect this kind of movie to do. i did not dislike it because i like those two performers. i like the characters. ilike... despite the fact i don't believe in any of it at all, it is a film which is best summed up as perfect wednesday afternoon viewing, which will go down well with a cup of tea and a biscuit, and that is the kind of movie it is. and it is supposed to be a romcom — is it romantic and funny? it is romantic and i laughed a couple of times. a lot of the scenes in hampstead, you watch, thinking, you could not afford to get a cup of tea there, you couldn't get a parking space there. there is no way that would happen! now, best out at the moment. by the time it gets dark, you will have to search this movie out because it is a limited release and an extraordinary thai movie by anocha suwichakornpong. it starts off as a film about an atrocity in the mi

and in 2016, aaron got accepted into julie art and the curtis institute of music.nt on to win countless awards in competition. >> honestly, he could be one of the finest things ever. >> he let his talent drown out the voice that said he can't. ♪ ♪ >> megan fitzgerald, news 4. >> whoa. >> 18. >> just think how far that voice is going to take him. >> three years ago, he started three years ago. >> exactly. >> aaron crouch, remember the name. >> he had it in him all along. >>> and, doug, you've got some good news and you may need after the rain. >> i think we're going to get one of the nices stretches of weather we've had in a while. te temperatures around 80 degrees, sunshine, that's not a perfect day. we've got to go through some unperfect days to get there. first off today, well, we haven't seen a lot of sunshine this afternoon. we've seen a lot more clouds than sun. we're sitting at 87 degrees, 84 degrees right now -- coming in around 7:00, those numbers dropping through the 80s down into the upper 70s. one thing i'm watching, this area of rain and thunderstorm ju

fresh off his six-game suspension, hunter strickland gave up this solo shot to curtis granderson.nds up in mccovey cove. an 8-2 victory. after the game, manager bruce bochy said, i've been through tough times and this is as tough a stretch as i've seen. >>> l.a. rallied from a five-run deficit. in the seventh, colorado's adam ottavino throws a wild pitch. in comes justin turner. then ottavino throws another wild pitch. barnes and forsythe both score. l.a. takes a 7-6 lead. ottavino threw two more wild pitches in the eighth allowing two more runs to score. that's five runs. bellinger hit a pair of runs for l.a. as the first place dodgers beat the rockies it's their tenth straight victory. >>> in the ninth, daniel descanso sends a ball deep to center but a nice leaping catch at the wall. they went to extra innings with two outs in the 11th. descalso rips a single to right field. paul goldschmidt will try to score and he's going to be safe. the d-backs walk off with a 2-1 victory. the phillies drop to 24 and 50. >>> while the giants continue to sink, the athletics regained their foot

how does a 20% cut in a program like the one that helped curtis martin help chicago? >> so let me say a few things. first, i appreciate your point as u.s. attorney. i took steps to address gun violence using prosecutions. one of the points that i made is ultimately prosecutions aren't the solution. we need to find jobs and we need to encourage young people to graduate high school and have skills. that's something that i talked about greatly. just in the past week i had the opportunity to meet with work force councils and then i met with local officials later i'll be meeting with those of other groups. and my message to all of them is let's work together. let's develop apprenticeship programs that will focus on these populations because the best thing we can do for them is to provide them a pathway to a job by giving them job skills. i understand that the budget reductions are an issue. so we are looking at ways that we can make the programs more efficient and more effective and work with the private sector. >> i hate to interrupt you but i have one more question. i wi

open, way back 28 years ago when curtis strange pull that off. look, the story here is as much about who is in here as who is here. phil mickelson pulling out this morning officially. he was to attend his daughter's graduation but he thought that he might be able to make it after the graduation if there were weather problems here. his priorities are in the right place, watching his daughter graduate. tiger woods is not here. he checked himself into rehab after his dui arrest. it's the first time the starting gun went off without either phil mickelson or tiger woods since 1994. the fans behind me are happy. it is the first one ever held in the badger state. of course, extremely muddy after the rains last night. there were tornado touchdowns in the state of wisconsin and we should tell you, at about 7700 yards it is one of the longest in open history. 35000 fans are expected to attend each day having an estimated economic impact of $120 million on the local economy. then hospitality tents start with favorites like purple door ice cream, famous prin

. —— the film by richard curtis. like a scary gothic horror movie in comparison. it is very twee. it does the things you expect this kind of movie to do. i did not dislike it because i like those two performers. i like the characters. i like... those two performers. i like the characters. ilike... despite those two performers. i like the characters. i like... despite the fa ct i characters. i like... despite the fact i don't believe in any of it at all, it is a film which is best summed up as perfect wednesday afternoon viewing, which will go down well with a cup of tea and a biscuit, and that is the kind of movie it is. and it is supposed to be a wrong, —— it is what they are romantic comedy, is it romantic and funny? it is romantic and i laughed a couple of times. a lot of the scenes, you could not afford to get a cup of tea there or a parking space. there is no way that would happen in hampstead. now, best out at the moment. by by the time it gets dark, you will have two search this movie out because it is limited

>>> and richard curtis is back or is he. he is sleeping on the job.h in the studio with you. >> you think 8:56 is early try waking up at 1:00 looking refresh joining us in the studio coming up after this. ♪ this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us more than mail they're handing us their business and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you ♪ >>> oh, yeah bruno, i kick off bet award last night with a bang but 90's no, sir tall glad was the talk of the night a lot have groups came back together and we loved it. good day it is monday, june 26th, 2017. he is back. >> what is up, guys, good to see you both, happy couch, happy monday, good to see everybody. >> you may not be able to sleep on this couch. >> i thanks for waking me up back there, it is tough. >> i love the morning, took the train in to town he

on the contrary, as i said on the panel, i think he's creating his own curtis nomenclature which will be a mix of kurds we already saw that they voted for him in the selection and that might extend part of the bump those sums would argue that irregularities and the fact that the kurds were prevented from campaigning effectively and monitoring effectively explained that as well. he will create, i think, by awarding contracts in the cities and towns that were destroyed, through patronage create some kind of a base for himself among the kurds. i don't think he will go back to talking to either the pkk or the hgb unless erdogan completely rolls over and agrees to do everything he tells them to do which again, i don't think it's likely because if you were to do so he lose all credibility with the kurdish people or his own followers among the kurdish people. >> unlikely to see a reconciliation there. >> i would like to add thing. when he talks about the death penalty i think he's referring to the. [inaudible] you can't apply proactively. >> you think he cares when he's talking about severin

the impact killed two sisters. 35-year-old curtis and tiffany curtis. children, 15-year-old and 1-year-old also lost their lives. passenger members say justice ison grieving. >> i appreciate the mercy by giving him the max. >> kelly never showed up for sentencing. it's believed that the battery died in the electronic bracelet or he removed it. he was captured three days later. in court he addressed the family saying, "i can't imagine what you were going through. i wish it was my life not the little ones. i want to ask you and god to forgive me." live in upper marlboro, richard reeve. alison: thank you. now a developing story involving bill cosby. prosecuted rested their case on day five of the salt trial. up next -- the sex assault trial. up next might be the comedian himself. he said he would not testify last month but a week in the publicist said it is now a possibility. cosby of course accused of drugging and molesting andrea constand at his pennsylvania home in 2004 >> nobody knew. i lived a double life. >> coming up, set free but feeling remorse. w

. >> first, the pope got a visit from jerry jones and former player curtis martin were among their audiencepresented the pot without the helmmet and the jersey. a nice treat for him. here is "early today." can you love wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. unbeatable protection helps prevent early skin aging and skin cancer with a clean feel. the best for your skin. ultra sheer®. neutrogena®. >>> once the weather headline heading into this week and weekend of dangerously hot weather out there and into the weekend of excessive heat of 112 there. there is some bad weather in different spots and saturday, the heat continues, i mention it spreads a little bit. 107 in memphis. and sunday, no hope of hot weather. 117 phoenix to end your weekend. >> a lot of activities inside. >>> today can be the day capitol hill with senator on the cut of getting the gop end healthcare secrecy. members as they look to get a bill through his chamber before members break for the 4th of july recess. when do the public gets to see in the bill. >>> george clooney has something to toast today. ther

or you can. >> since i'm not contrary in here, i'm the curtis issue, first of all, we need to be very careful about which kurds do we think that president erdogan would be talking to, if indeed, he feels this new magnanimity is compelled because he has no other choice. the fact that he's already talking about the death penalty, the fact that he's lashing out against the white pg just within hours of the results being announced, i don't think that suggests that he is ready anytime soon to resume peace talks with the inspired kurdish political movement, that's how i roughly defined it which in turn i think is bad news for people like. [inaudible] especially between now and the time that this presidential system fully kicks in and he has new parliamentary elections where he hopes to drive the hgb and the mhp below the 10% threshold so that he'll have an absolute majority in parliament and the chp will end up looking pretty much like, i guess, the opposition does in russia. i don't think that he's ready to talk to them at all. on the contrary, as i said on the panel, i think he's creating

. >> reporter: tucked away inside curtis on sixth street opposite washington square is a dream garden. not made of traditional leaves and flowers but 100,000 pieces of glass. >> it is a hidden treasure that people come visit it regularly. >> reporter: crowd have been coming here for more than a century now at 15 feet tall and 49 feet wide, this mosaic took a whole year to build, 24 panels were created in new york and then rhea semled in philadelphia this masterpiece is a partnership brought to live by timmeney studio based on a painting by maxville parish. >> this is i agree garden. thinks a glass that has a lot of spanning also to it. >> reporter: restoration gets underway this summer to be complete by end of the year. >> once it is cleaned and repairs it will look nearly as fabulous as it did 100 years ago. >> from inside curtis to out here on south street this is philadelphia's magic garden. spanning half a block, the grand installation has created colorful glass bottles, tiles, thousands of mirrors and more. >> we really describe it as walking into inspiration, it is love, and sto

sergeant curtis heads the panel. >> we hear his side of the story, if he have any witnesses.port. and then we take what is said during that hearing to decide, you know, whether he's guilty or not of the charges. so what we need to hear from you is your side of the story on that day. >> well that day, all i know is i came out the cell and sat down and start watching tv. i seen like four guys come up out of his cell. and dude he gamble. and when he came out like five minutes later and his mouth bloody, and i started laughing. and then i said, oh, and to myself, thinking to myself, they must have took his [ bleep ], and then they came and cuff me up, and i was like, for what? i just don't understand. >> we go about talking to the person who actually got assaulted and he was the one who pointed out inmate lackey was the one who assaulted him in his cell. were you and him and somebody else in the room at the time? >> no, ma'am, not at all. >> he saw your face. turned around and you punched him right in his face. along with another inmate in that cell collecting commissary. >> i do

. >>> also ahead guess who is back, after crashing our pool party last week, that man richard curtis,g to join us to co hoe 9:00 a.m. hour of "good day philadelphia" straight ahead. #p >>> at lee it will help get started with the beautiful weather we have today, this is reading, it is hard to tell because there is sun glare today but trust me, it is reading and delightful weather pattern in store for the first couple days of the week, heat, humidity, of course, they will return and it looks like a hot holiday weekend in store so we will have that breaking down seven day forecast, show you radar basically to show you nothing on it at the moment. so our forecast shows a weak front coming through a pop up shower and as a result, slightly cooler temperatures, tomorrow but right new temperatures at 64 degrees in philadelphia. sixty-four dover. sixty-one atlantic city. fifty-eight in wrightstown. we might have a computer issue with our temperatures. eighty-five average high yesterday and day before, saturday. we were a bit above average but below average the next couple of days. eighty-two

a and curtis strange threw me a ball. i never forgot it. it i spired me to continue to play more and maybe be where he was. it's fun to give a clinic to these kids. they're pretty impressive. >>> good stuff there from ben crane who like as you saw is plus three so far. coming up at 6:00, we're catching up with the defending champ, the navy grad is in a little bit of trouble, he may not make the cut and play this weekend, we'll have the latest at 6:00, for now, let's send it back to you. >>> it's going to be hot out there this weekend. frank, thank you. >>> coming up, his work van sits in the same spot he parked it in before he was shot and killed by police nine months ago. we'll find out why from one of the people closest to terrence sterling. >>> a wife revealing how she hid her pregnancy from her six months. over seas a california woman was secretly hiding her pregnancy. jamie talked to the couple to learn the challenges of keeping a baby a secret for six months. >> when chris came home from deployment, his wife natasha gave him the surpr

how does a program like the one that helped curtis martin help chicago? >> so, let me say something first. first, i appreciate your point as u.s. attorney. i took steps to address gun violence using prosecutions. but one of the points i made was ultimately prosecutions aren't the solution. we need to find jobs, and we need to encourage gung people to graduate high school and to have skills. and that's something that i talked about greatly. just in the past week i had the opportunity to meet with work force development council at the national conference for mayors. and then i met with local officials at the national association of latino elected officials. and later this week i'm going to be meeting with some representatives of other groups, many of whom who face similar issues with some economically challenged regions. and my message to all of them is let's work together, let's develop apprenticeship programs that thill focus on these populations. because the best thing we can do for them is provide them to a pathway for a job by giving them job skills. n

. >> reporter: kevin curtis's health problems stem from an accident. >> i crushed every bone in my chest. my back was broken, my leg was broken in several places. >> the contractors help us, but we have to dig the holes first, put the post in, then the concrete. this is actually my third year, and all three years i've been building decks, so i've gotten good at the dig the holes, mix the concrete, pour the concrete in. then the measurements that come afterwards. >> i can't stand on my right leg at all. >> we're going to have a little more of a deck extension. then a wheelchair ramp. >> i'm so excited. i've got a doctor's appointment on the 8th, that i won't miss out of the house. >> reporter: they use contractors that oversea the projects, and guarantee the work will be completed. >> i think each one of these kids came to my door this morning. when they all left, i bowed my head, and i prayed. and i asked god to bless them all. >> reporter: the plan is to have kevin's ramp done on friday. >> this week the arlington diocese work camp has 825 teenagers working at more than 100 sites from c

matty curtis is battling cystic fibrosis and kidney disease. 9-year-old was given a behind-the-scenes view of the game complete with a family photo with the philly fanatic. danny pommells was there. >> i'm danny pommells and they sang "we are the champions" in their best freddie mercury voice. find out who is the local collegiate champion. >> see why less was more today for asdrubal cabrera. that and more coming up next in sports. >>> hey, hey, danny pommells with you once again. philadelphia phillies going for done sective wins for the first time since april 27th against the giants. bottom second. we pick up the action. fredd freddie galvis at the dish. asdrubal cabrera, solo artist off of george kontos. cabrera five hits and six rbis in the last two. 7-7. giants storm back. in the eighth franco says we're not losing this up. his seventh. phillies take the lead on this home run and two batters later galvis back at it and the philadelphia phillies get the victory 9-7. the westchester baseball team, tip of the hat to them, won the ncaa division

in the ninth, strickland off his suspension, solo bum to curtis granderson winds up in mccovey cove. giants have now lost 12 of their last 13. >>> a great finish at travelers championship. jordan spieth trying for a wire-to-wire victory. on 15 putting for birdie. he can't believe it went in. believe, it jordan. it would go to a playoff with daniel berger. first extra hole, spieth found inside in a greenside bunker but watch this. chips in for birdie. his reaction was as good as that shot. berger could force another playoff hole if he could make this long putt. it's off the mark. spieth joins tiger woods as the only players in the modern era to win ten tour events before the age of 24. >> for the bunker shot to go in, that was awesome. i don't know if i'll ever have a moment like that again. i feel fortunate to play golf for a live pentagon. that was my dream growing up. to live for these moments and produce, you know, moments like that, i feel very lucky, very blessed. >> in the surprise move the earthquakes fired head coach and top assistant spencer. the team had made progress and w

police say it happened last night at 8:30 near curtis bay park and rec center. a police spokesperson says the man appeared to aim a gun at officers then fled. that man was shot and taken to the hospital. the officers -- one a 3 year veteran, the other a 6 year veteran -- were not injured. we'll keep you up to date online and on social media. follow me at adrianna hopkins. for continuing coverage of this and other breaking news stories follow me on twitter and facebook @adriannahopkins. larry... also breaking out of california - a sacramento county deputy, shot in the face overnight. the sheriff's deaptermetn says the deputy and the shooter got into a fight, which escalated into a shooting. the suspect is now in custody after an hours long standoff the deputy is expected to survive. new developments in maryland where... the state board of education has given the go-ahead for an independent investigation into grade tampering in prince george's county. c-e-o kevin maxwell, who supports the probe, is confident the outcome will vindicate the district. potentially com

nermeen: that was james buchanan in the bbc tv series directed by adam curtis.ell us, firstu of all, respond to what he says about the public interest and also you say that trump is almost the logical conclusion of some of buchanan's ideas. so could you explain what you mean by that and what ideas specifically? >> i actually have never seen the clip you just pulled, so i just want to underscore for listeners those words. that is what i wanted to tear down, the idea of a public interest. when we try to understand the mayhem that is unfolding all around us, the ugliness that is out there, the gross aspersions on people's character who are help peopleou know, in our society, write? and make a better country, this is where that comes from. that was buchanan's ideas, that we're all just self-interested actors and nobody is telling the truth. and second i forgot the follow-up. nermeen: about what the connection is -- >> with trump, of course. if you listen to his rhetoric on the campaign trail, he is speaking that when which of tearing down the notion of the public in

. >>> now over to this jukin video where curtis downs is about to do a stunt.gged up this pulley system which he is then going to grab onto. and the goal is to then go on the ramp, launch, and land in this pit here that's been set up for him. here we go. three, two, one. >> [ bleep ]. >> oh! the one spot they didn't have padding. oh, and he dented that fence rail. >> uh-huh. yeah. he and his bike overshot the pit and landed all the way at the end wedged between the fence and the cushion that was supposed to break his fall. don't worry, you know? these guys seem to be resilient as heck. he's just a little discombobulated. of course he's going to try it again. anyway, this video is a couple years old. it was just now posted, but it is very cool. >>> looking if for the 2017 boothty vlogger of the year. they're in the second challenge. the animal kingdom they want these makeup artists to bring forth. and victoria lynn from the victoria lynn beauty youtube channel, she is amaze pg. >> she is. what's on her fingers? >> they're part of her dragon fly look. >> they do

mercer county prosecutor' officer announce the opening of its new training facility right curtis bowlinges. includes agility course equipped with hurdles and crawl boxes. >> when you train together you work together as team, and that's what we're doing here in mercer county. we are putting together a team that can know how to help each other in times of emergency and in times of danger. >> after the news conference the dogs put on show to show off their stuff. so there you go. straight ahead on fox 29 watch what happens live then stay tuned for dish nation chasing news followed by the simpsons. i'm just thrill it's ten year anniversary of the iphone. >> a lot of people are. >> you found one. >> i got it from the good day staff. >> i still have an old one, too. >> he literally has it. >> with crack screen. >> you've had it for ten years. it takes me four months and that's what happened to me. we're back here at 4:00 a.m. always good to have you around. >> always good to be here. >>> right now on "good day philadelphia" a high school grad dies in the crash apparently it was no accident, th

curtis granderson scores the go-ahead run. later in the inning flores doubles off george can toes for another run. new york wins 5-2. the giants' free fall cons, they have lost 11 of their last 12. >>> the field is set for tomorrow's toyota save mart 350 in sonoma. bay area product a.j. allmendinger will start fifth with danica patrick danica patrick sixth. kyle larson, no relation to kate, the series point leader averaged 95.3 mires on the road course. jamie mcmurray finished second. larsen did not think he had done that well. >> surprised when i saw the team pop up on my dash, happy about that. cool to get a pole on a road course in my home state. this is my closest track to sacramento or elm grove where i grew up. lots of friends and family here. >>> no golf, third round highlights from the travelers championship. jordan spieth began the day with a one-stroke lead. on 6 he chips in for birdie. from the bunker on 15, this shot nearly goes in for eagle. he'd tap this for birdie. the 23-year-old texan finished strong sinking t

sergeants christopher monica and curtis blue. >>> federal investigators are in wisconsin this morningoking into what caused a fiery crash of a blimp over yesterday's u.s. open golf tournament. >> the pilot who is now hospitalized in serious condition reportedly told authorities he had heard panels ripping off the side of the airship before it deflated and crashed. abc's alex perez with more. >> reporter: federal investigators working out what caused this advertising blimp to come crashing down exploding into a ball of flames. the aircraft crashing into this field about half a mile from the u.s. open tournament golf course in aaron hill, wisconsin, around 11:15 thursday morning. thousands of spectators watching the competition, many finding themselves watching this instead. in disbelief. >> we saw the whole thing going down and three explosions on the ground. >> reporter: on board the pilot trevor thompson. rescue crews pulling him from the wreckage moments before several explosions. crew chief matt schmidt told espn he was calling for help but couldn't move. thompson placed on a stret

miss francis curtis johnson took home the crown. bravo. >> they all look pretty elegant to me. >> right. >> i like that. that could be a new category for all the other beauty pageants is community service. i like that. very good stuff. >> where have you been? >> i've been in kansas city learning things. >> eating barbecue. >> eating barbecue and leaving. at the ams conference out there. i had a chance to listen to 200 other meteorologists around the country and see what's in the big news weatherwise and how they handle different coverage issues. >> you said stand back. >> the guy from knoxville gave a talk on the forest fires after thanksgiving. 118 degrees in gatlinburg because the wind was coming down from the fires. 118 in gatlinburg in november. that's insane. >> here we are. summer weather is awesome. >> absolutely right. we will not be anywhere near what gatlinburg was. the fires have long since been out. they wanted to remind anybody, if you have plans to go down that way, the gatlinburg is open for business. dollywood is say