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. >> are you surprised me and dina soar -- dina shore is not on the list? >> that's right.er snub. i am actually in bed before 10:00 most nights. i never have heard of any of those people. >> do you watch late night talk shows? >> i actually have some of these guys i like. conan o'brian is my favorite. >> of all time who is your favorite? >> i like jay leno and i know he is controversial. >> he is? >> well there is the whole thing between him and letterman. >> oh that old thing. did you watch johnny carson when you were little? >> i was very little, but yes. >> did you watch johnny carson when you were little? of course. i will speak with somebody my own age. >> to stay up for johnny carson was a treat if you were a kid from that era. >> that's what it was like. it was an event. so was most of tv because you didn't have the other outlets. i remember my dad would fire up the tv and then i would come running in. >> how did you turn on a tv back then? you had to fire it up. >> i remember we got our first color tv and here is where mike descends down the rabbit hole but we got

i'll let dina go ahead and get ready. michael could be coming up this manayunk wall any moment. she want to get that primo shot. of course, thousands of spectators always line the route for this race. it will go up here, around to kelly drive lemon hill, all of those different places, of course there are a lot of road closures because of this race but exciting. park something a bear, but neighbors seem to really like t it makes manayunk the place to be. this is the reason why this hill is, this manayunk wall, extremely steep. it is extremely tough. as you can see folks are already grunting as they come up this it, up the famous manayunk wall. live in manayunk, cherri gregg, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> a final farewell for beau biden, president obama delivers an emotional eulogy at his funeral. the former delaware attorney general, and son of the vice president, died after a battle with brain cancer. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria has the details from wilmington delaware. >> with somber stairs they looked from behind barricades, vice president and former delaware senator

. >> dina motion. >> this is as you're coming northbound you could not make a left if you're coming northbound on clayton not westbound on 17th. >> correct. >> the concern right now the straight pocket and the right turn pocket so the straight traffic is stuck behind the left turn awhile everyone else is in the left turn. >> exactly. >> so when would you each year this before and after to happen. >> it should be probably done after school begins last night in the summer we want to monitor the traffic volume before the monitor before school starts up again. >> we have a motion and a second. >> second. >> with that understand i think the director. > all in favor, say i. > i. > >> opposed say no the i's have. >> yes. mr. chairman your book to the last regular agenda get to that quickly requesting the board of supervisors to appropriate $49 million for the issuance and sale of the general obligations bond for the network project safety improvements and outreach for the better market outreach project and save a contribution for conflict for the communication based overly signal system and adapting

dina has this story. >> go ahead and put it in your hand. this should go behind your ears. >> am i the red guy or purple guy? >> you're the purple guy. >> reporte this was created by anntrepreneur and it is meant to help people with adhd. exercises like this could help improve concentration levels. >> the more you concentrate, the higher it will jump. so we have a video exercise if which you will see a movie that is controlled by your conclevels. >> rep the more you concentrate, the brighter the screen becomes. same with volume here. ♪ >> it shows the progress of the user. >> wha inspired you to do this? >> both msister and brother have been diagnosed with adhd and started taking adhd medication which has the most annoying side effects starting from headaches to loss of appetite. even with the potential side effects associated with adhd medications, it's a multibillion dollar market for drugmakers. >> if you can deal with adhd. >> reporte neurofeedback but there are skeptics about how far the technology can go. >> there's not a lot of inform

. >> city pools in camden will open for the summer season, mayor dina red has done in the years past, will be on hand to welcome summer swimmers at the two public pools. city officials say the public pools along with the spray pools are safe havens where families can go to escape the summer heat. >> 4:53. not seeing much summer heat today? >> i was going to say not the best day to do some swimming, humidity solo when you get out of the pool. watt letter just evaporate so quickly, make you feel little chilly. check out the vine street expressway, right now, this is 76 eastbound still closed off, to get to the vine, but should be opening this real soon. and that typically wrap this up around 5:00 a.m. let's take you to eighth street and the vine street expressway. there go. police activity, the reason here is because traffic lights are currently out. so just be aware that far when coming off the ben franklin bridge again that's eighth and vine. a loft construction zones going on, 42 freeway northbound southbound, between creek road, 295. lane shift until midnight, all the way august 1st

our reporters questioning him stephen dina and and matt fuller. stephen, we will start with you. stephen: we are learning more details about this. i was wondering what the latest you have heard. if heard it might have expanded to millions more former employees. what is your take on it at this point? is this a willful negligence, bad management, a goof or an act of god disaster that is unavoidable and we will have to get used to? rep. chaffetz: we should have seen this coming a long time ago. very nefarious actors across the world who have been trying to penetrate our infrastructure -- our i.t. infrastructure. multiple reports warning telling them that they need to make sure that these things are encrypted. they did not do that. millions of records with highly sensitive information that is out there. on tuesday, we are going to have a hearing. the office of personnel management is being resistant to agreeing to attend. i am prepared to issue a subpoena to get them there. i think public employees need to hear about this. it may be the single biggest breach of data that our governme

. >> as opposed to the woman dina shore may she rest in peace. should we get right to sue is she available. >> is she down there. >> yes. >> guys, this is a view

. >> as opposed to the woman dina shore may she rest in peace. should we get right to sue is she available. >> is she down there. >> yes. >> guys, this is a view from atlantic city that you may never have seen before let me just give you a quick look at where we are, we are at gardener's basin historic port right here in the bay side of atlantic city. mike jerrick is there your second home the borgata casino, okay, from this vantage point and then you see all these really nice homes and then, some of them are historic going way back to prohibition, you can see this house right here with the boat dock built into it. this goes back to the days when they were bootlegging liquor down here, the boardwalk empire days and the both would pull in there and unload their contraband, so that nobody could see them. that is why the boat dock is built into the house. that is one of the last surviving homes here in gardener's basin that looks like. that fascinating history here, we will go to gillchrist, fabulous spot later on. lets go to ultimate doppler radar,

the fox medical team dina centafonti joins us now. i'm big into social media. myself but what did you find out? >> yeah, i know, i'm a little worried too because what if you do all those things? what does that say about us, bill? these are psychologists at london's brunell university they looked at data of more than 500 facebook users. if you don't like the research we can blame it on those folks across the pond but here's what they say and i have my pictures to show you. if you post a lot about your kids so here's a picture of my kids spring break we're in washington, d.c., well, if you do this a lot then are you more likely to be conscientious organized responsible and hard working. >> that's good. >> i have another picture here of my spouse, right. on a bike ride on the beach. if you post a lot about your significant other and you're bragging about that person, you've got some self-esteem problems and you're insecure. so -- >> or you're proud of the person that you're married to. >> right, right. if you post a lot about political issues, you know, if you're

chaz and dina were on their way to seattle to elope.when their staff on the jetblue flight thought, why not? why wait? with guests in their seats, and the flight attendant doubling as a flower girl, they winged it. they winged it. the bride's veil and bouquets and groom's bow were made of airplane supplies. the couple pinned wings on each other instead of rings. and it was made complete by a passenger with a saxophone on board. >> is this for real? a little too convenient. a saxophone? >> they did get hitched for real. beautiful pictures. this is a true wedding in the skies. >> as long as the honeymoon wasn't up in the air. on the ground. >> and carrying a saxophone on the plane. >>> and later, we'll tell you about the honeymoon. in the skies. >> did you really go -- >> a mile-high honeymoon. >> i didn't go there. >> okay. >>> just for fcc reasons, we'll be moving along now. they did waive the luggage fees by the way on the sax. continuing on now in the spirit of complete absurdity. >>> we have a story about a poorly allegedly poorly be

our reporters questioning him, stephen dina and and matt fuller. stephen, we will start with you. stephen: we are learning more details about this. i was wondering what the latest you have heard. if heard it might have expanded to millions more former employees. what is the latest your hearing? what is your take on it at this point? is this a willful negligence bad management, a goof or an act of god disaster that is unavoidable and we will have to get used to as we go forward?

. >> rich was dina's friend and business partner and a form er military man. >> with my military backgroundnt drugs in her car and follow her around and call the police. i had her house keys. monica's car keys. credit card statements showing me where she has been. >> things escalated until one day the special mission became murder. >> he wanted her dead. he did not care how it was done. beat her up. cut her head off. put her in a ditch. >> did you ever say how would the children feel if they lost their mother? >> more than once. >> what would he say? >> they would be better off without her. >> he said that he would take care of her, but not the way that he expected. >> why are you still alive? >> normally when it's a 48 hours piece, it involves a dead person. >> no one dies. >> she is still alive. do we credit the police or change of heart. >> i guess good luck. by the grace of god, she is alive. the da was set off and they set up a sting operation. she is in hiding and safe with her children. it's amazing and the hatred was so breathtaking. he want withed to pay $80,000 to have her infecte

dina radcliffe, practicing physician and anesthesiologist.as and kidney and skull and scalp and actually -- doctors managed to do this using ten-inch long skin grafts carefully replacing his skull, removing it piece by piece. incredible. >> it is. one of the reasons i love being a physician. it's exciting every single day. took 15 hour almost 50 people in planning stages almost four year the but took time to find the right donor. took tyke toime to get to this point. >> his pancreas and kidney were damaged because he has diabetes. since he was 12. the cells were damaged. some might think is he the right candidate? 55 years old, and organ donation typically they are very selective in who they go to. why was he chosen for this? >> interesting is after he got those organ transplants he was put on immunosuppression medication. we do tissue matching making sure we can match close to the recipient with the donor to decrease that chance and still have to take medications. it were see it as a foreign invedder. when our immune system is suppressed it

. >> you are dina. >> who are you. >> stella. >> that is stella a. >> thanks for the the champagne, nicelytely. >> what a a way to wake up. >> do you want to watch a clip of ted 2a new movie. it is a stuffed animal: >> you can consider yourself to be human. >> yes. >> guilty. >> speculation. >> in my chambers. >> i will rest. >> i don't know, it looks good to me, alex. >> you know, alex, i don't think your mike is working, she probably has had some champagne too. so let's throw it down to our movie critic, kevin mccarthey, what did you think of this we had mark wahlberg on the other day, very funny guy, i loved ted one what did you think of two. >> yeah, mike, i saw the interest right did you with mark wahlberg. i loved watching him saying all of the last names. really fun i. this is ted two. the first one, by the way, get this, made 549 million-dollar. >> what? >> worldwide, absolutely insane to think about that for a second. but, he voices ted. the movie itself, this time around, and, fighting for his civil rights, and basically mark wahlberg's character joins up with the man inside to t

it's a question for fox medical team's dina sent ton thai.g. >> reporter: good morning, bill. yeah, it turns out even if it says water resistant which is what they're supposed to say now instead of waterproof, some of them don't work as well as others let me tell you consumer reports did the research for us, and they found about a third of the ones that they tested weren't quite living up to the promises. they look at 34 water resistant sun screens, and they slattered them on the backs of various people and then they had those people sit in tubs full of water then they saw how effective are they and exposed them to some ultraviolet radiation. and the group says 11 of those sunscreens of the 34 sun screens fell short of the claims. anywhere from 16% short to 70% short which is pretty significant. let me tell about the ones they like. >> okay. >> there we government that was actually my question. >> you ready? >> is there a relationship between the $300 sunscreen or can you get protection for three, four, $5? >> reporter: yeah. that's the thing

our reporters questioning him stephen dina and and matt fuller. stephen, we will start with you. are learning more details about this. i was wondering what the latest you have heard. if heard it might have expanded to millions more former employees. what is your take on it at this point? is this a willful negligence, bad management, a goof or an act of god disaster that is

i also want to echo the thanks he just expressed to our hard-working staff, to dina and her colleagues in the majority to kate and joe on our side of the aisle as well as laura and kate from my personal staff. unfortunately i have to add that there is going to be a lot of further work to do. it's going to be necessary and it's going to be difficult. that's not the chairman's fault. he was dealt an impossible hand in the republican budget and an allocation that is simply unworkable. at first glance it might appear that this bill is a winner. as chairman rogers did increase the subcommittee's allocation by 1.5 billion. however the reality is once you factor in the resets, increased section 8 renewal costs this bill is $1.5 billion below last year's funding level resulting in fewer services and less capital investment than last year. the programs under the jurisdiction of this subcommittee are critical to our nation's economic and social well-being. creating infrastructure jobs for hard-working american families and networks for goods and consumers and travelers. but our nation's transpor