. >> hey, dave, michael sena. >> you mind if we just take a tour? >> how many square feet? >> 20,000 square feet. >> okay. >> whoa, that's huge. that's a lot. now i'm sweating. [exhales] oh, my god, this much space? lot of employees. >> yeah. a lot of revenue. >> that's a lot of payroll. >> a lot of revenue. restaurant on one side or the other. >> [exhales] >> spinning, yoga, gym, group training, spa. >> [sighs] so you're thinking we need all that stuff in here? maybe we'd start a little smaller, right? >> this place is for big boys. you got to put your big boy pants on. >> yeah? you don't think i have my big boy pants on? >> no. 'cause you know what big boys do? they recognize the fact that they're not always right. michael seems totally overwhelmed by the big space, but i know with this size facility, i could have at least nine streams of revenue. what i like about that is if one part of the business is struggling, i have eight others to hold up the fort. michael, i'm only interested in investing in pro-fit in a larger space, a multi-use facility.

. >> dave michaels with bloomberg news. you noted during the crisis that mutual funds were not significant but you also talked about liquidity risk going forward and liquidity management. can you elaborate more on what you see, the specific kinds of funds you see as posing liquidity risk and then also you mentioned bond markets and that part of your talk. you could elaborate a little more on what your concern is about bond markets? >> so in relation to -- a lot of this, frankly, work we're doing is to reassure the financial stability board and markets that, you know the tools we have are appropriate. okay? and -- and if there is a need for change to identify it. so in the case of funds you know, as i said we're going to be looking at at the activities of funds and how they deal with you know liquidity mismatches and adjust and so i can't really predict what the outcome of that will be. but what is appropriate is obviously depending upon the structure of the fund and the way in which it's -- it may -- liquidity redemptions,

dave: dave michaels with bloomberg news. you mentioned during the crisis that output with me to a funds were not significant, but you also talked about liquidity risks moving forward. could you elaborate a little more on what specific kinds of funds you see as posing a liquidity risk? and you mentioned bond markets in that part of your talk. could you elaborate a little bit more on what your concern is about bond market? greg: a lot of this work we are doing is reassure the financial stability board and markets and -- that the tools we have our are appropriate. and if there is a need to change, to identify it. as i said, we will be looking at the activities and funds and how they do with liquidity mismatches and adjust. i cannot predict the outcome but what is appropriate is dependent upon the structure of the fund and the redemption capabilities, for example, stressing it to see how it acts in a liquidity stress. and then just making sure that people are confident the system works, or would work in a stress scenario. and th

. >> dave michaels with bloomberg news. you noted during the crisis that mutual funds were not significant but you also talked about liquidity risk going forward, liquidity management. could you elaborate a little what you see, what specific funds you see as opposed to liquidity risk? and you mentioned bond markets in that part of your talk. could you elaborate a little bit more on what your concern is about bond markets? >> so in relation to -- a lot of this, frankly, work we're doing is to reassure the financial stability board and markets and the tools we have our appropriate. -- are appropriate. and if there is a need to change to identify it. so in the case of funds you know, we say we're going to be looking at the activities of funds and how they deal with liquidity mismatches and adjust. i cannot really preconduct what the outcome will be but depending upon the structure of the fund and the way which it -- liquidity redemption capabilities for example stressing how it acts in a liquidity stress, how it will look. and

these and gentlemen director michael morrell and dave cry and. [applause] >> with your permission thank you for being here first of all, seven encapsulate and we will talk at length about the book can you can ask questions as well but the book has just cannot be submitted how many have had a chance to read the book? held the you have actually now gotten a copy? that is great. it is an easy read and a great time and some information is controversial. we will start our interview with current issues taking place right now. has in today for fox news and cnn today the advisory of military personnel was raised to the probable level because of information about a possible attack within the united states prices. so who better to ask then the former deputy acting director of cia? is this something we need to be seriously concerned about? we hear these advisories raised what is the significance of this one? >> it is a matter of time before another isis inspired attack in the united states. the other one was in new york a few months ago that was an attack b

ladies and gentlemen, michael morell and dave pride in. [applause] >> that is for you. with your permission i would like to bask first of all thank you for being here. >> absolutely. i wanted to see how many people have had a chance to read the book and how many of you have gotten a copy of the book and are going to read it? that is great. you'll have a great time. it's an easy read and a fascinating book and a lot of important information, a lot of which is controversial. we will start interviews tonight with current issues taking place right now. i mean today. reports on fox news and cnn today that the advisory terrorism for military personnel was raised to the bravo last because of information about a possible attack in the united states from isis. who better to ask about this in the former deputy director and acting director of the cia. tell me if this is something we need to be seriously concerned about. we hear these advisory sprays from time to time. what is the significance of this and how concerned should they be? >> i think it is a matter of time before there

dave kinchen has this story. >> make a career out of it. >> saving people has been life-long dream for junior darby firefighters michael for 16 year old didity after tagging second base during community baseball game at del croft elementary school in full croft monday night. >> they went to throw the next pitch. and the umpire just fell over. they thought he overheated so trying to cool him down with water, nothing happening, so they lifted him up. his face was really blue. >> he said i ran over to home plate, called upon the cpr training he received as junior member of darby fire company one. training he got just six months ago. >> soy hop in i took his padding offer his chest started chest compressions, i would do 30 chest compressions and two breaths that's the ratio. >> determined he kept it up for about a minute. >> but you could hear him trying to catch a breath. and, you know, sometimes his stomach would move little bit. >> he said the ump got a pulls by the time the emt's got to the scene. >> so it was a relief, you know just a deep breath. >> the umpire eventually on his way to h.u.p. and michael on his way to becoming a social m

if you'd like to help make michael's dreams come true or the dream of any wednesday's child sponsored by the daveo to nbc10.com or call the national adoption center directly. >>> time now for our chief meteorologist to give us a final look at the weather this afternoon. >> cloudy out there. although the clouds not as low as they were yesterday. it's not as damp as it was yesterday. not as cool as it was yesterday. there's some improvement there especially in northern parts of our area like lehigh valley getting up to the mid-70s while parts of southern delaware and extreme south jersey stay in the upper 50s. that area is going to be getting the showers. we're going to be pretty cloudy tomorrow. fairly chilly with some showers and conditions improve gradually as we head toward the weekend. >> thank you. thanks for watching nbc 10. have a great day. [knock at door] >> kayla: hi. am i interrupting? >> abigail: no, just wrapping up some work. >> kayla: hello, baby. >> abigail: hey. >> kayla: well, i know you got here early this morning. so did you take a break at all? >> abigail: i'm just tying up lo

michael jackson early in the morning. it is friday morning. it's june 19th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. us. 5:31 is the time. you wonder what we do during commercial break we talk about music. >> it still sounds fantastic. >> i know you and i were talking about that. >> there you go. >> all right thank you. we do have if you're heading out to the victory parade it looks like people are listening. take a jacket. we have 50s. a little bit of a westerly breeze. that fog will burn off and lift and get temperatures in the 60s. if you're out there now the next couple of hours, it will be on the cool side. that fog lifting should be lifting before 10:00 and 11:00 and 60s and 70 degrees near the end of the parade. 29 years ago when i still had a voice i prom posed to my lovely life by singing can't help by falling in love. >> i love that. >> thank you. low clouds almost persist and burn back to the coast. and temperatures inland will come up a few degrees. 50s on most of these temps. 40 and 60 here and there. a lot of 50s. the breeze which has not let up yet. that doesn't let up temperatures wi

. >> if you'd like to help make michael's dreams come true or the dream of any wednesday's child sponsored by the dave thomas foundation, you can search wednesday's child or call the national adoption center. >> now, your "nbc 10 news" first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. temperatures today warmer than what we saw yesterday, finally back to our average, which is 80 degrees. then we'll go above average. and i'm tracking storms as you head back to work on monday. across the region right now, 67 degrees in reading, in atlantic 63 63 in west chester, low 60s in mt. holly, we're already in the mid 60s for dover and wilmington. temperatures are up 10 degrees in reading this morning, up 9 degrees in philadelphia and up 9 degrees as well in wilmington. a few scattered showers moving through lancaster county and we did see scattered showers move through philadelphia. as we head into your late morning hours, we'll see another round of late showers. this is closer to 1 p.m., stretching into nukeewcastle county. by 3 or 4:00 most of these showers are already out of here. we do h

michael, and the rest of his family is here. so, happy father's day to them. you got it dave. over there. >> happy father's day. that's my dad robert and he's sitting there with my nieces brandy and brianna. happy father's day. >> happy father's day. >> we keep it going. this actually is mike and his family his father has passed away so father's day has a special meaning to them. we celebrate him acknowledging happy father's day to mike and his father. mike is our director. >> and here's karen hepp's parents, happy father's day to her. she would be happy to wish him a father's day but she's not here. >> parents we want to make sure we say bob, happy father's day, bob. >> happy father's day, bob. >> you got it. oh, man. >> okay. now you know where i get my stunning good looks from. #sarcasm. that's my father right there, these are my three kids, they're all under the age of three and he's taking care of them for me. happy fads philadelphia. he's on the way to disney right now with my other sister. >> quick shout out my brother and father. happy father's day. we love you. we'll

i'm dave cook from the christian science monitor. our get is michael mccall chairman of the house homeland security committee. we appreciate his much. our guest is a dallas native who earned his degrees in stoorngs a bachelor's degree at trinity university and his law degree at st. mary's university. he worked as a federal prosecutor from 1990 to 1999 and then moved to austin to become a deputy to then john cornyn. our guest joined the u.s. attorney's office and was chief of the terrorism and national security division for west texas. in 2004 he was elected to the house and became chairman of the house homeland security committee in 2013. he and his wife linda are the parents of five children. and thus ended the biographical portion of the program now on the arrive eat mechanical details. first thanks to our underwriter northrup grummann. we're on the record. no live blogging or tweeting, no filing of any kind while the breakfast is under way to give us time to listen to what our guest says. to help you curb that relentless selfie urge we'll e-mail sev

michael is getting married june 6th that is tomorrow. so congratulations to him. he is off. last minute preps. to you remember these days, dave and karen, racing around making sure flowers are there, priest will show up. >> yes. >> my ten year anniversary was yesterday, now a whole day past not even dinner. >> they went up to the pocono mountains and it was raining the whole time. >> dave warren, another justly. >> i'm working on it. >> last minute prep is for me like what time do i have to be there and where. >> it is always men that get off so easy. >> when and where, that is all. >> that is how it works. last minute preps it is weather, that is a big deal this weekend. we are looking at rain around this morning. light showers. it is not every where. very very light. not heavier then this. heavier rain we see is moving through gloucester county there and this will continue to drift to the north east, one area went through philadelphia up toward the blue route moving toward king of prussia and plymouth meeting. that will continue to spin through, montgomery county. these are very light showers continuing to push up from the

michael jackson. >> during a pepsi commercial, that is right. >> man he does not look good. >>> who is lead singer of the foo fighters. >> dave grohl. >> he fell the stage and broke his leg and kept singing down on his back. >> that is dedication. >> he finish the show and then they cancel the tour. >>> we're talking about taylor swift here in philadelphia. >> there were legions of young woman walking through center city. >> she brought her 1989 world tour to a sold out crowd in philadelphia and reading native made sure to tell the crowd it was good to be home. >> yeah. >> and little did taylor know she was actually a wedding singer on friday night. >> one couple took their love of the singer to a whole level. they got hitched in the parking lot right before the concert. >> her name is katie his name is chris. it is chris and katie harris, there they are tight the knot in k lot right before take already's friday night show. according to philly.com south jersey couple planned a traditional ceremony on taylor swift's birthday. boy, are they fans. but they put ceremony on hold for financial reasons. well, they are changing plans kind of paid off

. >> reporter: michael also getting praise from fire departments across the delaware valley. he says he hopes to be able to visit the umpire soon. iain? >> all right davegreat story. thank you. >>> 10 young girls competing for quite the honor at university city. the police athletic league of philadelphia hosting their miss positive attitude lady pageant. the first of its kind pageant featuring girls ages six through one it from pal centers throughout the city. >> love that. miss positive attitude. >> a mom walking out of court lashed out at a group of reporters putting out her cigarette on a woman's cheek. why she was at the courthouse in the first place. >> she was kick out of a bar for being transgender. told they don't serve people like her. bar owner now calls a mix up. >> a guy got jumped in front of traffic to save his owner's life. the incredible story love and loyalty. >> now with foam's traffic here's bob kelly. >> good evening everybody. last night we were washed out so let's try it again. we'll shut down the vine street expressway tonight from about 11:00 o'clock till 5:00 tomorrow morning. the stretch between broad street and the schuylkill

dave grohl, who broke his leg in sweden. returned to the stage and played for 2 1/2 hours more. >>> and the next day, more rock and roll danger. that is five seconds of summer guitarist michaels that were part of the show. the 19-year-old aussie posted his thumbs-up pic on facebook. despite that big old bandage, he says he's doing all right. toughing through it, these rockers. man. >> ouch! >>> well, john stamos not the only "full house" alum to make "the skinny" today. we take you to the hamptons for a 29th birthday blowout like no other. the olsen twins clearly having an amazing time at their olympic-themed birthday. the smiles, as you can see right there. >> oh, yes. >> the excitement. >> so thrilled. all right. let's check out mary-kate sort of breaking a smile. that's more of a smile than her twin there. all right. >> like a half mile right? >> happy birthday to both talented ladies, nonetheless. it's a birthday party! why are they -- at least smile for the picture for your birthday party. >> maybe it's a thing, like an inside joke that we don't get. >> perhaps. >>> well, it is good to be channing tatum. the "magic mike" hunk seems to find a party wherever he goes. >> f

dave grohl is definitely a guy you can't stop. this is like part of rock 'n' roll. >> reporter: last night, a day after his michael jackson moment michaelge. >> michael did perform sunday night and he seemed fine. didn't have a bandage on his face even. >> reporter: sans flame-throwers this time. ♪ don't stop doing what you're doing ♪ >> reporter: for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> thanks to nick for that. dan, you brought us tape showing it wasn't all bad news for rock stars this weekend. >> this was at a festival for the nertlands. a lead soimpk a band john coffee. he catches the beer and drijs it. >> boom. >> can we see that again? >> you can see it as many times as you want. >> he's crowd surfing? >> that can't be real? >> george everything on the internet is real. how many times do i have to tell you? >> why do you have to be so skeptical? >> we're going to try it in the nest half hour. >>> meantime our series drones over america. in concern this is morning about how drones can invade your privacy when you least suspect it. aditi roy has the story. >> reporter: drones are everywhere now. and some say,