dave: hi, marcus. i'm dave. lemonis: hey, dave. how are you? dave: great to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. jill: hi, i'm dave's wife -- jill. lemonis: how are you, jill? nice to meet you. so, are you both in the business? jill: no, i work awm in athletics. lemonis: oh, you do? dave: but she has worked farmers markets for us. lemonis: okay. well, i've never been in a place like this, so i wanted to kind of get a feel for it. dave: all right. so, the line where they serve people. lemonis: what's the most number of soups you have in one day, offered available? dave: we do up to nine. so, we have soup, salad, sandwich. lemonis: what's going on on that board? dave: i bought a new one, but it's too big. so that's gonna be the new look, assuming it's not all faded like that. lemonis: i want to taste what you're known for. dave: okay, well, i would start with the african-peanut and chicken. lemonis: it does have peanuts in it? dave: yes, peanut butter. lemonis: peanut butter? it's heavy. it's thick, you agree? stephanie: yeah. lemonis: typically, when i order soup, i'm l

dave: of a wind farm.d it will be a commercial wind farm, so that we're talking like 100 megawatts, producing on average maybe 40 to 50 megawatts annually. so we'll be able to take those -- that power and sell it commercially and then use the resources to offset or to evolve our homes, so that they can provide heat in a good way, rather than burning fossil fuels. amy: and, nick tilsen, what does this mean to you in pine ridge to have this kind of project? nick: i think it means a lot to us in pine ridge and all of indian country. i mean, tribal communities have been the place where negative resource extraction -- it's been the place where pipelines go through. it's been the place where they store nuclear waste. it's thethe native nations in this country have been the dumping grounds for the energy industry for a long time. it just so happens to be that native communities are alsohave the potential to be the saudi arabia of renewable energy. these communities are also -- you've got eight of the 12 poorest c

he's pretty good at those, dave. >> dave: he is, marty. been doing that most of his life. started racing at age six. worked his way through bodied cars and open-wheeled cars in the northeast. and as we mentioned earlier, the youngest champion in the nascar wheel and modified series in 2013. pl plied his trade in the xfinity series last year for johnny davis motorsports, two excellent opportunities this year in a joe gibbs racing car. have led to this. a final chance to win at iowa. >> kyle: i think we're going another lap here, as we look at this, ryan preece, kyle benjamin, brian scott, brennan poole, cole custer, jj yeley in the 14 car. what a great run by those guys to put themselves in position. when you get down to this overtime. when he get down to the green and white checkered, anything can happen. daniel hemric, put himself in the middle of the race. william byron has moved into the top ten. so many great, so many solid performances. solid performances. have come back from adversity. to put themselves in the middle of this. >> such a strong run for jj yeley, his te

he's pretty good at those, dave. >> dave: he is, marty. been doing that most of his life. started racing at age six. worked his way through bodie the northeast. and as we mentioned earlier, the youngest champion in the nascar wheel and modified series in 2013. pl plied his trade in the xfinity series last year for johnny davis motorsports, two excellent opportunities this year in a joe gibbs racing car. have led to this. a final chance to win at iowa. >> kyle: i think we're going another lap here, as we look at this, ryan preece, kyle benjamin, brian scott, brennan poole, cole custer, jj yeley in the 14 car. what a great run by those guys to put themselves in position. when you get down to this overtime. when he get down to the green and white checkered, anything can happen. daniel hemric, put himself in the middle of the race. william byron has moved into the top ten. so many great, so many solid have come back from adversity. to put themselves in the middle of this. >> such a strong run for jj yeley, his teammate passed away from cancer. his son, brian is here taking car

(marty) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)strengthening high pressure over california will result in a warming trend through midweek. very warm to hot conditions expected to develop inland over the next few days and then persist through the end of the week. a prolonged period of very warm to hot conditions will increase heat related risks across most interior locations through at least thursday. temperatures in coastal areas are expected to remain mild. ( marty ) breaking news this morning... at least one person has died in a crash on southbound 101 in san jose. the crash happened at metcalf road at 5:48 a.m. this morning near the pg&e transmission substation. at least 3 cars were involved in the crash. one of which caught fire. ( marty ) the search is on for an missing east bay teenager. the 15-year-old girl from vallejo was last seen leaving for her grandmothers house in oakland. but she never made it. kron four's hermela aregawi spoke to the missing teen's mother who fears the worst has happened to her daughter. oakl

dave: i'm. it's a failure of character.owie: you say the media focuses too much on the russian investigation instead of substantive issues. sean spicer resigning and a new chief of staff forces its way to the top of the agenda. dave: it is to me obviously the news at the white house is a big deal. any news at the white house is a big deal. the change-in-chief of staff is an honest -- story. the media that are after this president, that's the frustration that i have, they don't give him a chance because they don't honestly depict the stories as they are happening. howie: dave bossie, thanks for joining me. next, the president facing a media storm over his plan to bar transgender people from the military. and why did he announce it on twitter. one. that's cool. i got a new helmet. we know steve. switching to allstate is worth it. howie: there was no shortage of media criticism after president trump tweeted a policy to bar transgenders from the military. >> during campaign he declared he would protect the rights of transgender

(marty) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)temperatures will be about the same or slightly warmer saturday but then a gradual warming trend is then forecast from sunday through much of next week as a high pressure ridge strengthens over the southwestern united states. expect a prolonged period of very warm temperatures inland with mild conditions persisting near the coast. ( marty ) our top story this morning... an oakland man facing terror -related charges. the f-b-i is accusing him of sharing plans to attack the bay area in the name of isis. and now his family talks to kron 4 in his defense. kron4's ella sogomonian has the story. a federal grand jury charged 22-year-old east bay man amer alhaggagi with attempting to support the terror group isis. his uncle met with kron 4 news to defend the character of a young man he calls peaceful. "what has this week been like for your family?" sot: hashem awnallah, uncle// "very difficult to say the least, very difficult."he says the family is distraught by the accusations because

(dave) desk: x8905silletto x 8982 producer: sophie silletto x 8982 desk: x8905 (dave)hot and dry conditionsacross inland will persist conditions hot and dry (dave) hot and dry conditions will persist across inland areas through today. a cooling trend will begin on monday and continue into tuesday. temperatures will then stabilize near seasonal averages for the remainder of the week. ( marty ) a heat advisory is in effect for parts of the bay area.... and there is high fire danger as well. the hot and dry conditions are fueling grass fires. kron four's ella sogomonian reports from novato where firefighters worked to put out a brush fire yesterday. fire crews from five different agencies were called out to a brush fire amid scorching temperatures just after 4 in the afternoon saturday. the fire broke out on the side of the westbound 37 freeway in novato but traffic wasn't impacted.sot: captain mike taul, novato fire department// "fortunately the wind didn't kick up today but that is a huge contributing factor to the spread of wildfire."fire fighters were able to contain the blaze at 3 quarter

he wants his old pal dave to take gatorama off his hands. dave is intrigued, especially when he finds out that alligators are about to come off the endangered species list. gator farming will be a legal business. he offers cecil 300,000 bucks for the whole operation. old cecil snaps at the deal. your wife must've been thrilled when you told her you were gonna move here. >> oh, she -- [ chuckles ] she fought me tooth and toenail. [ slow country music plays ] >> and maybe she was right. >> when i came here, i thought this was a farm. it was no farm at all. the incubator was a little old box right back there. >> in the house? >> in the house. [ insects chirping ] there was roaches, rats, and even snakes running around in this building. >> marietta wants nothing to do with it. she'd rather live someplace with sidewalks. >> she wouldn't come down there. first of all, she was afraid. and second of all, it was sort of beneath her dignity. [ laughs ] >> it took about six months for her to make the adjustment and move down here. >> and what did he te

dave? >> fascinating story.id mckenzie live for us in seoul, thank you. >>> president trump offering assurance to nervous residents of venezuela, saying in a sharply worded statement overnight, the united states will not stand by as venezuela crumbles. trump adding that if president nicolas maduro's regime imposes its so-called constituent assembly on july 30th, the united states will take what he calls strong and swift economic actions. opposition leaders say the constituent assembly will be a puppet of the regime. the tough talk coming a day after participants in an opposition referendum overwhelmingly voted for a presidential election and against the imposed assembly in a nonbinding referendum. >> i've got to tell you, the economy there is just -- it's a wreck. and the middle class, people are suffering, you know. it's a really big story, what's happening there in venezuela right now. 56 minutes past the hour. the weather starts warming up today in the east. our meteorologist has more. >> a big story developi

reporter dave franzman explains.ent you have to go out to a container storage yard in swisher.nats: these containers are 8 foot wide and 9 1/2 feet tall. the partners going by the name "cargohab" chose four of these all-steel containers that used to sail on ships carrying cargo around the world.the ones being used for the home are sandblasted, primed and ready to go into place soon.÷ fred zehr ÷ cargohab investor ÷ "it's endless what you can do with a pre-made structure like this that's virtually indestructible."the plan is to stack two containers on top of the other two, remove walls inside for more open space and weld it all together.this artist's illustration gives a better idea of how the finished container home would look.right now, the plan is to leave the exterior with an industrial look but that could change if buyers want a more traditional appearance.the finished product would be a two-bedroom home, 18-hundred square feet.in other parts of the country, using shipping containers as a way to cut building cost

dave? >> thank you. >>> in maine, the state government is also shut down by a budget impasse. the governor declaring a state of civil emergency. all nonemergency government functions grinding to a halt. state parks, at least, will remain open. maine lawmakers negotiating into sunday night trying to reconcile a feud between governor la page, a republican, and democratic house speaker sarah gideon. lepage is refusing to sign any spending plan that includes tax hikes. lawmakers given a day of leave with pay. >>> investigators trying to determine how an amtrak train derailed with 267 passengers on board. several suffered minor injuries when the locomotive and baggage car left the tracks near the chambers bay golf course 45 miles south of seattle. police used pollution control measures to stop fuel from leaking into the bay. the derailed cars came within several feet of slipping down a wall of rocks into the puget sound. >>> new details in the diplom diplomatic standoff over qatar. the deadlines

(dave) a look at your forecast next. (dave)morning fog breaks up and returns to sunny skies. warming to the end of the week. your forecast is next. (will) and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge (will) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. (dave)a return to seasonable and tranquil weather tonight. a modest inland warming trend expected thursday and friday with long range trends showing seasonable july temperatures and persistent marine layer along the coast. (will)morning commute.. (will) police have arrested a (will) seven teens arrested at the alameda county fair and there's a chance they won't be allowed to come back. officials estimate that 40-thousand people were at the fair tuesday night to see the fireworks but early in the evening there were problems. kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story and talked with those who saw it all go down. a fun fourth of july at the alameda county fair quickly turned into a frightning and unforgetting experience for a mother and her daughter.sot the fight just literally broke out right in front of us so i didn

dave? >> cnn's ian lee live in jerusalem.nk you. >>> a heartbreaking end to the short but notable life of baby charlie gard. the parents of of the terminally ill british boy giving up their legal fight for experimental treatment here in the u.s. their lawyer telling the uk's high court the window of opportunity to save the child no longer exists. charlie's mother and father left devastated. >> our son is an absolute warrior, and we could not be prouder of him. and we will miss him terribly. we are now going to spend our last precious moments with our son charlie who, unfortunately, won't make his 1st birthday with just under two weeks' time. >> charlie's parents expressing frustration with the legal process saying it delayed treatment that could have helped their son survive. a london hospital is expected to take baby charlie off of life support shortly. >>> let's check on cnn "money stream." forget about the turmoil in washington -- global stock markets higher after the nasdaq hit a record high. the nasdaq -- look at that ch

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast.ry warm to hot weather will develop inland this weekend as high pressure builds across california from the desert southwest. cooling is then likely beginning early next week. ( marty ) in alameda county, law enforcement agencies have confiscated three times as many illegal fireworks this year than they did in 2016. kron four's spencer blake shows us just how much they confiscated.and how dangerous some of those fireworks are. (nats: lock, door opening)kron four got a tour inside this storage unit that holds áthree tonsá of illegal fireworks."it seemed to be above the norm. this was a very busy year for the bomb squad, for a lot of the police departments here in the bay area."officers and deputies confiscated these in various jurisdictions in less than three weeks.back on june 27th kron four was also here at the storage unit with sergeant ray kelly, and look how relatively empty it was. now it's practically brimming with bombs.(reporter standup) "everyone should know that this weekend's

golden gate dave spahr is here with dave spahr dave spahr is here with your weather forecast.seasonable weather conditions are expected through the week ahead. expect night and morning low clouds along the coast and in the valleys which will give way to mostly sunny conditions inland during the afternoon hours. modest warming is expect today, followed by slight cooling by independence day. but for the most part temperatures will be near to slightly below normal. ( marty ) snake bites are on the rise. the c-d-c estimates that seven to eight thousand people are bit by venomous snakes each year and about five of those people die. now, the north texas poison control center says the numbers of snake bites have been rising.... by 100 to 200 a year... they say it is due to climate change. the poison control center also says population density and human activity also plays a role in the number of snake bites. ( james ) in warriors news... stephen curry is enjoying this holiday weekend with a new 201-million dollar contract. it's one of the many moves that the warriors have made to kee

here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)look for typical july weather over the next seven days with periods of overnight clouds followed by clearing during the day along with sea breezes. temperatures will be seasonable. ( marty ) breaking news. at least 17 are injured after a shooting a club in little rock, arkansas early this morning. according to police, shots were fired after a fight broke out in the power lounge nightclub. several others were injured running away from the gunfire -- but no one was killed. victims range in age from 16 to the mid-20's -- they are being treated at area hospitals. we'll have updates for you throughout the morning. ( marty ) our top story this morning... another violent attack on bart. and it happened on the same day the final cameras were installed on all bart trains. the incident happened on a dublin- bound train. kron4's hermela aregawi reports bart, so far is not releasing surveillance video of the incident. (hermela aregawi)violence once again on bart.on wednesday, four teens att

dave, what have you learned?rter: dawn, cosmo dinardo has been called a target in this investigation. he hasn't been called a suspect in the investigation. he hasn't even been called a person of interest. district attorney refusing to address any of those matter tas news conference today but tonight, he's behind bars on a million dollars bail. mr. dinardo, do you want to say anything on behalf of your son or anything? >> his son's attorney by his side the father of 20-year-old cosmo dinardo walk out of the bensalem police station monday night tight lipped about dinardo's possible connection to the on-going investigation of four missing men. >> you have to call the court. >> do you want to say anything on his behalf. >> no, no comment. >> cosmo was held on million dollars bail on gun charge from earlier this year that had been dismissed. then quickly refiled monday claiming he suffered from mental illness and was in possession of a 20 gauge shotgun and ammunition. he was hauled away to the bucks county jail while

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast.ures will begin to moderate today as a weak upper level trough begins to develop off our coast. more pronounced cooling is forecast for monday and tuesday due to a deepening marine layer and increased onshore flow. warming is then expected during the second half of the week as an upper ridge builds back across california. aside from some possible coastal drizzle during the next few nights/early mornings, no precipitation is presently expected in our area through the forecast period. ( marty ) breaking news this morning... one person is dead after a stabbing in hayward. it happened at about 9:30 on happyland avenue. police have made one arrest in connection to the stabbing. we'll bring you more details on this as they enter our newsroom. ( marty ) a childhood favorite for many kids at the playground is now being phased out in san francisco. there will no longer be sandboxes at parks in the city. all new playgrounds will look similar to mountain lake park in the presidio. which just reop

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast.)warmer temperatures are expected for saturday afternoon, especially inland. temperatures will then begin to moderate on sunday as a weak upper level trough begins to develop off our coast. a more pronounced cooling trend appears on tap for the first part of next week, with a deepening marine layer and increased onshore flow. but then by the latter part of the week, high pressure looks to build back in again resulting in a return to warming temperatures. aside from some possible coastal drizzle, no precipitation is presently expected in our area through the forecast period. ( marty ) in millbrae... cal-train kicked off a new project that will help the environment and make trains run more effectively. after nearly two decades, cal-train finally broke ground on it's electrification project. trains going to and from san francisco and san jose will run on an electrfied system instead of diesel. cal-train says the new system will allow trains to move faster, make less noise and carry more p

christine, dave? >> thank you. disappointment and disgust on both sides of the aisle in the wake of that military transgender ban. senator john mccain especially vocal insisting americans who serve their country should be treated like patriots. here's his statement -- "any american who meets current medical and readiness standards should be allowed to continue serving. there is no reason to force service members who are able to fight, train, and deploy to leave the military regardless of their gender identity." >> cnn's jake tapper spoke to lieutenant commander blake dreman, believed to be the first openly transgender service member to be promoted after president obama lifted that ban last summer. listen -- >> we've caused no disruptions. there's been no readiness issues. we continue to deploy. we need to focus on the mission and less on the social aspects of the military. the only thing that brings up social aspects are people who can't move past it and focus on the mission. that's what we need to be

dave schratwieser is live in south philadelphia. dave? >> reporter: lucy, threatening graffiti like this has been found up and down 25th street here for about eight blocks on railroad piles like this and ology buildings. tonight police have roughed some evidence which could help their investigation and there's $5,000 reward being offered by the fraternal order of police. a handful of police officers and detectives combed 25th street monday night after vandals spray painted anti police graffiti up and down the busy south philadelphia street. >> the message itself is disturbing, because it's advocating violence against police officers. >> i don't see why you want to kill cops, you know. cops protect us. >> reporter: fox 29 was first on the scene after a tip from neighbors who complained about the anti police language. multiple stenciled and spray painted slogans tattooed on large concrete piles that support the csx48 line that runs through this south philly neighborhood. many of the graffiti postings advocating killing police officers. even

here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave) strong high pressure will result in another day of hot temperatures across the interior and in the higher elevations across the region. thus, the threat for heat related illnesses will be once again be elevated for areas away from the immediate coast through this evening. a slight cooling trend is then forecast to begin sunday and spread inland into early next week as onshore flow and the marine influence increases. another warming trend will then be possible late next week as high pressure again strengthens. ( marty ) breaking news overnight... firefighters have put out an apartment fire in antioch that sent three people to the hospital with smoke inhalation. the blaze was first reported at about 10 p.m last night on the 3900 block of delta fair boulevard. four people were treated at the scene for smoke inhalation and three were taken to the hospital. officials say the blaze may have been started by fireworks. we'll have updates for your throughout the morning. ( marty @ bam )

>> dave, thanks. >>> of course so many of you out there glued to any update in this case. it's been a long winding road we're expecting another briefing at midnight. as we have been telling you from the bucks county district attorney. da has often started those news conference a little ahead of schedule. we will bring it to you as soon as it happens. >>> another story we've been tracking today. the hottest weather of the year as we take live look at ocean city. we are tracking even hotter weather. for those who down the shore don't expect to sea breeze to make it any cooler. meteorologist kathy orr is here with your forecast at 11:00. >> iain we're talking about heat and talking about humidity and you know when you combine those two, it feels oppressive and tomorrow will be the peak of both across the region. you can see that haze down the shore. it's all because of the high humidity from the city to the shore. as those dew point temperatures go up around 70 and when you see that, you know we are in for it tomorrow. the temperature 84 degrees in philadelphia. right now in

fox 29's dave kinchen is live at septa headquarters in center city. dave? >> reporter: lucy, this was body cam footage that shows you the dangers that officers face every single day. it begins with female septa transit police sergeant racing to a report of young men trespassing on the track area of the angora station in southwest philly. watch as she walks over to the stairs leading to the mat form when the attack happens. >> um-um. stop! >> he shoves her to the ground using both hands and runs off. >> a person puts anybody, you know, it's terrible. >> this is something that did not have to happen. this was something that was unprovoke. >> reporter: sergeant's body camera captures the entire cowardly attack. seconds later, bystanders show up and check on the officer as her camera points to the sky. >> it's terrible when they're out here trying to protect citizens and something like that happens. >> that sound pretty messed up. i mean i don't think he did the right thing obviously. >> pretty sure never in a million you expect to be violently knocked down hit

fox 29's dave schratwieser is live in kensington where it happened again tonight. dave? >> reporter: lucy this all unfolded around 7:30 tonight. i'll get out of the way investigators still here on the scene. police called here after a woman was shot in the chest. when they arrived there was man with gun on the steps of a house nearby wrack racking the gun and pointing the gun at police officers. seven officers opened fire. four philadelphia police officers, three septa officers who were also wearing body cameras. the suspect was wounded. taken to the hospital in critical condition. the woman 48 years old was also taken to the hospital in critical condition. she is the latest victim in a spring of violence this past week. >> it make me feel scare. >> reporter: haiti roman leaves a to you doors away from the spot where tragedy struck two women a week ago. one was 35. the other just 19. >> i couldn't understand -- i can understand maybe a car accident or something but shoo shooting women it's not, you know i not used it to. >> i going to cry. >> celia estrada sat on her fro

near the coast this morning (dave) a shallow marine layer near the coast this morning (dave)a shallowarine layer near the coast this morning will bring some fog and drizzle. otherwise expect a modest warming trend inland areas today into friday with more widespread highs from the upper 80s to lower 100s. marine layer deepens and stronger onshore flow returns over the weekend resulting in a cooling trend back to normal. long range pattern looks dry and seasonable. ( james ) a home in the east bay is vandalized and now police are searching for the people who did it. rick hirsch walked out of his home in the rockridge district of oakland yesterday morning and found that he and his family were subjected to anti semitic graffiti. the word "jew" was scrawled on his trash can. he says he is concerned about the effect this has on the neighborhood children as well as his own kids. ( james ) hirsch has filed a p

dave, thank you for joining now from liverpool. dave, thank you forjoining us. more freedom, because we we re very freedom, more freedom, because we were very cloak and dagger when i was 20. you couldn't walk into bars or clubs, you had to be invited in. so changing the act gave us a lot of freedom. we were all grateful for it. how long did it take for attitudes to change? well, a long time, but they still have not changed, there is still a stigma out there, but things are a lot better now. people can walk around, if they wa nt now. people can walk around, if they want to hold hands they can do, you could not do that many years ago. professor as hford, could not do that many years ago. professor ashford, we hear the quality we like to think his present in britain is not across—the—board, what are your findings? i in britain is not across—the—board, what are yourfindings? i am finding out very much... sorry, dave, let me ask chris. you arejoined by out very much... sorry, dave, let me ask chris. you are joined by two other guests. sorry. chris, carry on. as i was

christine and dave?> jeff zeleny, thank you. >>> more questions about the players involved in setting up the meeting between donald trump jr. and the russian lawyer. the latest additions to a growing cast of characters, music publicist rob goldstone and his client, emin agalarov, a pop star. matthew chance is trying to help us sort this out. a pop star who i have not heard of but who is popular in the former soviet republics. walk us through the web. >> reporter: i can't believe you haven't heard of him. he's massive in the former soviet union. his name's emin. he sold more than a million records apparently. and you know, he's got this sort of playboy image. you know, he's often sort of photographed with very beautiful women. and actually donald trump sr., the president of the united states, before he was president of the united states, appeared in one of his pop music videos playing the role of the sort of boss like he did in "the apprentice," saying, emin -- pictured daydream being a beautiful woman --

our dave schratwieser live at central detectives with the very latest. dave? >> reporter: dawn, police tell us tonight they have a person of interest in this case in custody on an unrelated probation violation. they are gathering evidence trying to build their case. crime scene investigators and detectives scowerred this home on the 2200 block of sydenham street friday afternoon for evidence after investigators say a little girl was sexually assaulted here. >> i'm like any other parent. worry about kids these days. i mean you think about what's going on with them. what's going around in the neighborhood. >> i feel concerned for the kids. i mean more than anything else. you know, they're out here playing and everything all day. >> reporter: police say the us a salt on is a seven-year-old girl happened in a rooming house. police are trying to identify who was staying at the home 4:30 friday morning. neighbors report the screams and saw a man running from the home. >> i can't imagine. that's brutal. that's horrible. >> reporter: as word of the attack spread throu

good job, dave, that's why you're so healthy.yourself. a study by michigan state university and the university of michigan found that addressing yourself out loud is actually effective to regulate your emotions and calm your mind. talking to yourself isn't good enough. it's not enough. >> okay. >> researchers say you have to do it in the third person. >> no. >> dave is good enough. dave is good enough -- >> no. >> yes. >> that sounds -- >> the reason they say is it because it takes you out of yourself, and you're sort of -- you know -- you're more talking about a general situation -- >> give an example. >> like i'd be walking down the street, true story, and i will say something like, you know, jeff has 12 emails to write back, take the kids to school. all that. like it's somebodiels, not -- >> #disturbing. >> yes. and they call the padded wagon for you. >> don't do it while people are around. >> good for your health. >>> want to "pop start" now? chanel can do this. okay. -- sheneille can do this. okay. george clooney and his wif

so dave, what are you hearing? >> reporter: all right iain really really fast-moving developments in this case in the last 15 minutes. we got the to see cosmo dinardo carted off in leg irons and handcuffs and we heard from his attorney about the situation now saying that cosmo has confessed to the murders. listen now as cosmo gets peppered for questions and then his attorney tells us about the confession. >> mr. dinardo this evening confessed to the district attorney. he confessed to his participation or commission in the murders of the four young men. in exchange for that confession, mr. dinardo was promised by the district attorney that he will spare his live by not invoking the death penalty. >> cosmo what do you say to the families. >> -- for cosmo to be very honest forth right and truthful in what occurred within the last week and a half. >> mr. cosmos did give that full confession, and he was very forth right and gave all relevant details that he can. >> reporter: now again, that's paul lange1 of three attorn

dave: it was the thing that i was most nervous about.ations with jeff about because i was nervous that i was going to be sitting there in scenes doing nothing. just blank faced, doing nothing. ultimately, he had me think about it in a different way where he had me approach this , has more of a challenge. i had to get across all of these emotions without speaking and pretending i can't hear anyone, hopefully that comes across in the reactions on my face. it definitely was difficult and i give jeff a lot of credit. i leaned on him during this seems a lot to make sure that what i was thinking came across on my face. host: talking about faces -- for the three actresses you really have to use your face, a lot. you are covered up from head to toe, in a habit. aubrey: oh my god, it was most of the movie. host: did you just concentrate on this in a hurtful, did you realize this? or did it come to you after wardrobe? aubrey: we didn't have a rehearsal, that was something that, once we put fully all of the wardrobe on, we were kind of like, wow, h

our dave schratwieser is live in south philadelphia. dave? >> reporter: lucy, these threatening anti police messages are plastered up and down 25th street here for about eight blocks tonight police have recovered some crucial evidence in their investigation and the fraternal order of police is now offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arre arrest. only fox 29 cameras were there as police combed block after block of 25th street in south philly monday night after vandals spray painted anti police graffiti up down the busy city street. >> the message itself is disturbing, because it's advocating violence against police officers. >> i don't see why you want to kill cops, you know. cops protect us. >> reporter: fox 29 us what first on the scene after a tip from neighbors who complained about the anti police language. multiple stenciled and spray painted slogans were tattooed on large concrete pilings that support the csx48 line that runs through this south philly enabled. many of the graffiti postings advocating killing police off

. >> reporter: dave dooley, the janitor -- >> dave dooley was with ed yuska when the body was found.> reporter: doug tungate, a temp employee, and joe siegert, a warehouse worker. >> doug tungate and joe siegert were the two that saw michelle when she came in. >> reporter: and dan mockbee -- >> of course, dan mockbee, because he's the husband. >> reporter: a short list of potential suspects for prosecutor linda tally smith. >> i've referred to this case as almost being like the game of clue. because you have a very small group. and it's a matter of accounting backwards and excluding people. >> reporter: so that's what faced investigators. in which room? with what weapon? and finally who? coming up -- detectives start with michelle's husband, dan. where was he the morning of the murder? >> i was sleeping. what a great alibi, right? >> i said, well, why'd you sleep on the couch and she sleep in the bed? it made us want to take a closer look at dan. >> when "dateline" continues. oh, look... another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair

>>> welcome back, i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave dave. 4:30 -- i'm dave briggs. 4:30 eastern time,30 in paris. new questions over the president's son meeting with a russian lawyer that he hoped would provide the dirt on hillary clinton. the big question is what president trump knew and when. yahoo! news reporting that president trump's liam team learned more than three weeks ago about the e-mail chain setting up the meeting. the president says he only learned of the meeting a few days ago. >> and new concerns within the west wing that the scramble to respond to reporting to the don jr. meeting and emails may have inadvertently drawn white house aides into the special counsel's russia investigation. for the latest, jeff zeleny is traveling with the president in paris this morning, a little past 10:30 in the this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. all the questions about the russia investigation are hanging over the president as he is here in paris. he'll be attending the bastille day parade which is going to be getting underway momentarily. behind me here, we're watch

where do you see we have thirty seconds where do you see this going to dave. i will go now where i will i hope someone as he takes us to court i hope someone takes this according to sr a general movement on the conservative side to push back against sessions and trial on this i don't know but i like to see that it's necessary but i mean look he was in the wrong yeah it's wrong i mean you know we all have a movement against them and you're invited to join a. party. and all volunteer for that dave great having you both because they stunk so much and that's the way it is tonight and don't forget democracy is not a spectator sport get out there get active tag your. in case you're new to the game this is how it works not the economy is built around core. perforations from washington. the washington post media the media the. voters elected the businessman to run this country business equals power you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before . what you have for breakfast yesterday why would you put those through the fair see your

our dave schratwieser is live at zen recall detectives with the latest information. dave? >> reporter: dawn, in the last half hour philadelphia police tell us they have arrested a person of interest in this case on an unrelated charge as they continue to try and build evidence to come up with the charges in this investigation. crime scene investigators and detectives scowerred this home on the 2200 block of sydenham street friday afternoon for evidence after investigate thes say a little girl was sexually assaulted here. >> i'm just like any other parent. you know what i mean? you worry about kids these days. you know what i mean? you think about what's going on with them. what's going around in the neighbor. >> i feel concerned for the kids. i mean more than anything else. you know, they're out here playing and everything all day. >> reporter: police say the assault on seven-year-old girl happened here in what neighbors describe as a rooming house. police were trying to identify just who was staying at the home around 4:30 friday morning. when neighbors reported screams a

fox 29 dave schratweiser is live. >> reporter: the gunman who crawled up to the burger king in haverford is still on the loose and they're looking a him as possible suspect at this mcdonald at 56th and vine three hours later. passing food through the drive-up window at burger king is nothing unusual. a gun toting suspect crawling through to rob the place doesn't exactly happen every day >> whatever it takes to get in and get it. they will do it. >> i just can't imagine my heart breaks for them. very traumatic. >> reporter: it happened as the burger king on west chester pike closed for the night. the doors were locked. so the bandit picked up a rock and threw it through the drive-up window. >> i'm glad nobody hurt. that's the whole thing, forget about the money. >> reporter: pleas say it gunman dragged and forced terrified employees to the rear at gunpoint. he wasn't ordering a whopper or fridays. he proceeded to rip out the cash register drawer >> surprised anything like that happened here. >> reporter: he wore a white ban dan if a over his face and gloves. escaped about the back door wi

dave: it was the thing that i was most nervous about. conversations with jeff about it because i was nervous that i was going to be sitting there and things doing nothing. just blank faced, doing nothing. ultimately, he had me think about it in a different way where he had me approach this as more of a challenge. i had to get across all of these emotions without speaking of pretending i cannot hear anyone. hopefully, that comes across in the reactions on my face. definitely difficult, and i give jeff a lot of credit toause i laid on him a lot make sure that what i was thinking came across on my face. alison: talk about faces for the three actresses. you really have to use your face a lot because you are covered up from head to tell -- from head to toe in the habits. aubrey: oh my god, it was most -- most of the movie. alison: did you concentrate most initially? or did that come to after work of? -- or did that come to after rehearsals? aubrey: we didn't have a rehearsal. that was something that once we put the costumes on, we were like w