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. >>> all new at 6:00, can donald trump save atlantic city in tonight the donald is talking to nbc 10 about the possibility he could swoop in to save the city where three casinos once bore his name. nbc 10's jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg talked to trump by phone. he's live in front of trump plaza which just closed its doors today. ted, what did trump tell you? >> reporter: renee, donald trump told me he would love to make a return to atlantic city but any plans he may have still could not stop the doors here at trump plaza before being locked today. >> right here. >> reporter: with a drink on the boardwalk two hours after his final shift, laid off security supervisor james kurt bid farewell to his employer of a decade, along with nearly 1,000 co-workers. >> it was a real sad day for me, you know, because we dedicate our life to this place, and this is what we get for thanks. >> reporter: hardly anyone was inside trump plaza's casino before it shut down at 6:00 a.m. recently the gaming hall has been atlantic city's weakest performing casino. parent company trump entertainm

we will take a look at it and a very strong look. >> donald trump spoke fondly of his former employees at trump plaza and taj mahal. he is worried about taj mahal where 2800 workers could be laid off if that closeness mid-november. in all atlantic city looking at a third of the casino closed and 10,000 workers impacted, they will have another resource center with the department of labor set up tomorrow. live from atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> terrible year for atlantic city. cleve, thanks very much. would you like to hear more from donald trump in atlantic city go to cbs philly.com. we will have cleve's entire interview posted there. >>> philadelphia police release clear surveillance video of the group wanted in connection with the attack on the same sex couple in center city. this video was captured late thursday in the 1600 block of chancellor street. victims tell police group made disparaging remarks and then beat them. one of the victims had to have his wire, his jaw wired shut. in addition to the possible hate crimes, police say someone in the group, of f

donald trump said he may be interested in saving the plaza and the trump taj mahal. >>> amtrak servicenning again between washington, d.c. and philadelphia. downed overhead wires on the tracks brought trains to a standstill on the northeast regional and acela lines today. a freight train crash in maryland caused the commuter nightmare for hours during and after the morning rush. >>> and philadelphia detectives are trying to figure out what happened to a 15-year-old girl found lying unconscious along roosevelt boulevard. she was found by a passerby just off the road near pennypack park. her clothing was intact. she had bruises on her arms and legs. h her mother says her daughter takes septa home from school. >> she remembers letting people off the bus. >> reporter: philadelphia's police special victims unit tells nbc 10 the girl's injuries are not consistent with sexual assault but they're awaiting test results to confirm that. >>> from our delaware bureau, new castle county police say they have a man in custody after a hit and run that left a person dead. phillip bishop was rying his b

when it first opened in 1984, donald trump called this the finest build prognosis in atlantic city. by the end, the plaza was one of the citieses lowest performing casinos. today "eyewitness news" talk with the former plaza owner donald trump over the the phone and did express some interest in getting back in the atlantic city game. >> we will take a very serious look at it and if there is some way i can help the people, i have so many friend that work at trump plaza and the taj and if i can help them by doing something, it will be dependent obviously on price and what is going on. >> trump plaza is fourth casino to close in atlantic city think year, third in just the past few weeks. >>> big changes at franklin mills mall in northeast philadelphia effective immediately that mall is now known as philadelphia mills. renovations are underway including a new front and new look, for the interior as well. that work is expect to be finish in the fall of next year. >>> social media was buzzing sunday night hundreds of people talking about just what they saw in the sky. >> it was a fiery bal

donald trump took to twitter today. re is a tweet, to say he may be interested in saving the trump plaza and the trump taj mahal. but any strategy he might have comes too late to keep this casino from ending its 30-year run. >> we opened it and we closed it. >> reporter: sherri and bill schillingford were day one employees at trump plaza in 1984 and stayed some 20 years. >> we're both so emotional about it. >> reporter: this afternoon, they checked out as the casino's last two guests, right before security staffers locked the doors. >> they're shutting her down. >> walking out right now. >> it's depressing. >> reporter: the casino at the center of it all, right in the middle of the resort was still advertising buffet deals today. hardly anyone was inside the gaming area before it shut down at 6:00 a.m. jozie grissom and nearly a thousand others are now unemployed. >> always happy to be here to say good-bye to everyone. it's like a death, you know. it's sad. really sad. >> reporter: recently trump plaza has been atlantic

. >>> on this day that trump plaza shuttered its doors, there is word from donald trump that he might try to save trump plaza and the taj mahal. nora muchanic was right there. >> this was our favorite place to stay. we stayed right up in those rooms. they unloaded a huge sign saying the plaza closed. this put 8,000 workers on the unemployment line. >> business wasn't good and very to move on. >> 27 years room service and cash ear, it's going to be hard. just got to go fine jobs. >> these two gentlemen were the last to check out of trump plaza. >> we have good friends in the restaurant, we just said good-bye. >> it looked like a ghost town, there was nothing there and everything was closed. as crews began moving equipment out of beach bar, he thinks that atlantic city is suffering because it missed the boat years ago by not becoming a mini las vegas, make it into an all year attraction for families and gamblers. >> we have to find those venues that you done have in your home town and atlantic city has to be the place to come and play. >> donald trump expressed a desire to get back into

thrilling the crowd singing 'big spender' celebrities in the audience including donald trump. whoopi goldberg. bravo's andy cohen and audra mcdonald performing inside. media stars filling the pews: diane sawyer, barbara walters, kathy lee gifford and hoda kotb. fellow funny lady - kathy griffin also there to send off a comedy legend. "she influenced all comedians, not just women comedians, she stayed relevant into her eighties which just doesn't happen in show biz and i admire her. she was like my comedy aunt. if there's a god, i hope he or she is well dressed today." joan river's fashion police co- stars came together, designer carolina herrera - was escorted by her husband. emma "joan would say it went off exactly as i planned it, exactly as i envisioned it. it happened sooner than i wanted but it was perfect when it happen. "howard said he didn't want to live in a world without joan rivers and i feel the same way." >> a celebrity studded send off - fitting for a star among them. joan rivers' friends came out saying that melissa rivers, joan's daughter, was stoic and compose

. >> so donald trump putting out a tweet saying we have enough problems, implying it is foolish of thedent to send 300 members of the military to be a place where they would be exposed and then come home, that's an unfounded fear on his part? >> lots of donald trump's fears are unfounded. >> in one moment i want to bring you in sarah, but i want to bring in george, the team heard for liberia response for sudan interior mission. one of his colleagues is being treated for ebola here in the united states. george, i want to get your opinion on something, the world health organization received to let dr. buk out of sierra leone for treatment, and she died. why are they making distinctions from doctors who have been flown out and doctors are from these countries countries ravaged by the disease. >> well, that's a tough question. i know our government is very concerned about the welfare of our people, so they will go to any pressure they need to get the people out to get the best possible care. i don't know what the world health organization's that. >> we are want to get our commune three in

i'm pleased to be joined this morning by the real donald trump, can i hear it for donald trump, everybodyttle bit louder, please. show some excitement. >> yeah! >> yeah, there we go. mr. trump, thank you for taking my phone call. are you up this early? >> generally, i am, i watch the program. >> thank you, sir. >> i have to. >> donald, i want to say first because people love to hate you. can we show the als bucket challenge? you proved a lot of people wrong about your ie cconic hair ha it real. >> it is. >> you're proud of this because miss universe and miss usa did that for you. what was it like? a lot of people challenged you. >> it was called and vince mcman and others challenged me. it was seriously cold. i did it, as you know, miss universe and miss usa, and we're proud of you, by the way, at the job you do. but look at that hair, that thick beautiful hair, what a mess. you know me well, and you know it was my hair, but over the years, i take heat on the hair. >> you do. >> i have to comb it back. people like it comb back like that better. >> amazing als raised over a hundred million

. >> by the way, donald trump's name may be on the casino but he is not happy about that much. the donnaed is suing to have his name taken off trump plaza and taj mahal. the properties are in disrepair, hurting the trump name and brand, he says. one point, trump's name was on three casinos in atlantic city but the trump marina became golden nugget in 2011. trump doesn't run or control the casinos himself but he has a 10% stake in trump entertainment resorts. we reached out to donald trump on twitter today but we haven't heard back. >>> another atlantic city casino that is already closed may be going back to court. a popular nightclub inside revel is trying to stay open. lawyers with the hq nightclub and hq beach club filed documents with the u.s. bankruptcy court. they are seeking an injunction to keep the club open. the owners say they have the right to continue operating these venues. stay with nbc 10 for continuing coverage on the casino crisis. we have an entire section on nbc10.com devoted to the impact on atlantic city economy. >>> a lot of fanfare today in center city whe

the virus as we know this virus, would not spread -- >> so donald trump putting out a tweet saying weave enough problems implying that it is foolishish to send 300 members of the mill story, to a place where they could be exposed that's an unfounded fear. >> a lot of donald trump's fears are unfounded. >> [laughter] >> in one moment, i want to bring in sara, but i want to bring in george saloon, he is the team guest. one of his colleagues has been treated for ebola here in the united states. who said to be making remarkable progress. george, i want to get your opinion on something, the world health organization refused to let dr. alivia buck to receive treatment in germany, she died. what do you think the w.h.o. is making a distinction between western doctor whose have been flown out, and doctor whose are from these ebola ravages countries who contract the disease. >> that's a tough question to answer. thank you for putting me on the spot. i think -- i can only speak to our american people, and i know our government is very concerned about the welfare of our people, so they will vote

bob, you're last. >> i want to give a shoutout to my old buddy donald trump, who's like a political extraordinaryt in support for senator majority leader mitch mcconnell. what donald said is why would the people of kentucky want a rookie senator, they have sen mitch mcconnell. let me just tell you that mitch mcconnell would not be speaker e he would be majority leader. >> you can watch "the five" on your computer, smart phone or tablet. go to fox news.com. >>> this is a fox news alert, i'm brett baier in washington, while president obama figures out how to fight isis on their home turf, faces chilling news that some may already be on our home tuft. >> reporter: an alarming admission from a senior administration official that of the 100 americans who have travelled to syria to train with isis, a number of them are already back in the united states. there are, quote, some who have gone to syria, some who have tried to go, and some who have come back and are under active fbi surveillance. >> east these have individuals who have been trained, who have

back when it opened in 1984, donald trump call it the finest building in atlantic city.ut by the end, the plaza was among the stow's lowest performing casinos. again when we spoke by phone with trump today, he talked about the possibility of returning to ac to buy his former properties. >> i've done great if atlantic city over the years and done tremendously well. i was there in the heyday of atlantic city when it was phenomenal when you couldn't keep the people out and now it's the exact opposite of that. it's tough. there's certainly a sent mentality about it but it's also business. we'll see if a deal can be made for the right price. >> trump plaza the fourth city to close this year. the taj mahal is expected to shut its doors in notify. >> a new change the fran lynn mills mall. it will be known as philadelphia mills. renovations include modernizing the facade an new interior. that transformation is expected to be complete by next fall. >> the future of space travel is transforming how the us will be shut link astronauts to the international space station is changing.

when it first opened in 1984 donald trump called it the finest building in atlantic city.y the end, though, the plaza was one of the city's lowest performing casinos. "eyewitness news" talked to trump over the phone about returning to atlantic city. >> we'll take a very serious look eight and if there's some way that i can help the people that i have so many friends that work at trump plaza and at the taj and if i can help them by doing something, it's going to be dependent obviously on price and on what's going on. >> trump plaza is the fourth casino to close in atlantic city this year. trump's other former casino, the taj mahal is expected to close in november. >>> big change is under way at franklin mills outlet mall in northeast philadelphia. first up the name change, it will now be known as philadelphia mills. renovations are also under way. that includes modernizing the facade and also an entirely new interior. that transformation is expected to be complete for fall of 2015. >> well, the vatican's world meeting of families an possible papal visit to philadelphia is j

thank you very much. >>> every monday at this time, donald trump joins us from somewhere in the world >> in new york. >> good place. i'm sure you were watching "60 minutes." they premiered i believe their 47th season opener. they had leon panetta on, the former secretary of defense. we're going to play a sound bite. he says everybody in the room, he, the secretary of defense, hillary clinton and secretary of state, c.i.a. director, the chairman of the joint chiefs all told barak obama to arm the syrian rebels. but the president, he was much smarter than them. now we're in trouble. listen to this. >> the real key was how can we develop a leadership group among the opposition that would be able to take control? and my view was to have leverage to do that. we would have to provide the weapons and the training in order for them to really be willing to work with us in that effort. >> but with virtually his entire national security team unanimous on this, that's not the decision the president made. >> i think the president's concern, and i understand it -- was that he had a fear that if we

we're going to talk to donald trump in just a moment. to heather childers who has been working on another shift for the last couple of weeks and joins us here. >> it's great to be back with you. i've got important news that parents need to listen to. this is affecting children from colorado to the east coast, listen up to this. more than 1,000 children have so far been sickened by a rare virus that doesn't even have a name yet. but it starts off like the common cold. it sends some kids rushing to the hospital because they can't breathe. so far more than ten states have been hit by the mystery illness. doctors warn there will be a lot more of them. so who is most vulnerable? >> listen. >> kids who have more respiratory illnesses like asthma or cyst tick fibrosis are presenting with a more severe form of it. they require nebulizers, having a breathing tube. it can get severe rather rapidly. >> focus on the symptoms, coughing, sneezing, runny nose, wheezing, currently there is no vaccine and say go to your doctor and ask questions. you can

donald trump is on the phone with me. when we think of donald trump, definitely think of the apprentice, "celebrity apprentice" joan rivers. she and her daughter melissa, were contestants on that show. mr. trump, are you with me? >> i am indeed. >> so here we have the passing of your friend. tell me what -- tell me about your relationship with joan rivers. i know just even for your show, it's a grueling schedule. and she won. >> she did win. she was a spectacular woman. she had tremendous energy. and frankly, intelligence. and she won. and she beat out, you know, we have 14 or 15 contestants, many were young athletes that were not able to keep up with her. she was 76 years old on the night she won. and she was amazing. her strength was incredible. and she became really a very good friend of mine. and it's just shocking to hear. in fact, we had her -- we just finished shooting a new season of "the apprentice" and she was on two episodes in a very major way. so surprising. i saw her recently. she was in great health and gre

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oil capital, donald trump's two-year-old course is a traditional links on the surface.past the sunshine, there are a few other nods toward america. for one, size matters. they usually use between 150 and 200 acres. we have over 600. >> service is high on the agenda too. >> especially if you miss the snack guard. americanquite an design. they can order some food and get back. sand dunes and a vast fairways mean there isn't much chance being bothered by other golfers either. >> it feels like the golfers are on their own. they won't realize there is another 100 yards. >> making the course memorable was key. in these parts, he is competing with world leaders. it is more than just a vanity project. the golf industry in scotland generated nearly $2 billion in 2011 unlike in the u.s. where the game has been in recession. mf and scotland to play is increasing. rise20, it is expected to to $500 million. while green fees are on the steep side, the course isn't exclusive. it relies on those visiting the either by tour bus or helicopter. >> over time we are likely to of all into so

thrilling the crowd singing 'big spender' celebrities in the audience including donald trump. whoopi goldberg. bravo's andy cohen and audra mcdonald performing inside. media stars filling the pews: diane sawyer, barbara walters, kathy lee gifford and hoda kotb. fellow funny lady - kathy griffin also there to send off a comedy legend. "she influenced all comedians, not just women comedians, she stayed relevant into her eighties which just doesn't happen in show biz and i admire her. she was like my aunt. if there's a god, i hope he or she is well dressed today." joan river's fashion police co- stars came together, john would say when off exactly as i planned it exactly as i envisioned it happen sooner than i wanted it but it was perfect >> designer carolina herrera - was escorted by her husband. "joan would say it went off exactly as i planned it, exactly perfect when it happen. "howard said he didn't want to live in a world without joan rivers and i feel the same way." a celebrity studded send off - fitting for a star among them. joan rivers' friends came out saying that melis

neil: donald trump's son is here, eric. very good to have you, what your dad said, you know casinos are not an open and shut case or an easy moneymaking business. there is a method to it, for some reason atlantic city is not finding it. >> under my father there were no more successful place, we had every big entertainer, we really did it right. now -- >> what happened. >> they did not have a big convention center or a place for businesses to converge, i never thought of that. >> that is one of them, you have competition with state, you see whawhat happening with connectit and maryland. neil: i don't buy that, las vegas has competition with tea he and other -- tahoe and other places, they somehow offer more. >> look at las vegas, in 1990, las vegas gaming receive new 60% of all revenue in city, right now 34%, that sa says shows took over great rif restaurant restsk over, it is a family place, you can do anything. every convention goes to las vegas, they diversified. atlantic stay failed. neil: is it to late? >> we're passion

it's got the donald fuming as the donald trump.first to the washington examiner's byron york on how these schools are coping. by law they have to fulfill this and make it happen but it doesn't come cheap. >> not at all. first of all you're right. they have a legal responsibility to take care of these children when they arrive. most of the children, by the way, are 14, 15, 16 years old. we have heard reports of the younger children, there are some of them, but most of them are teenagers. they're finding that some of them, maybe 15 years old, have not been in school since the second grade. that is a whole boatload of special needs. they do not speak english, they need tout fors and subsidized meals, psychological counseling after a difficult trip to the united states. this is all extremely expensive. it adds a lot to the cost per student, even -- let's say in texas, cost per student $7,500. at least $9,500 for these children. >> so, at a minimum, a couple of thousand bucks on each unparented kid. a lot of kid across the country. now,

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if the taj closes we have to restructure to get that back open. >> developer, donald trump, his name ill on the building, says he will buy back in atlantic city to save the plaza and the taj. i got off the phone with mr. trump five minutes ago, he tells me he is interested in coming back to atlantic city, and playing a part here if the price is right on these properties. i'll have more on that for you later. meantime, the staff of the labor department will be here tomorrow at boardwalk hall just next door to the plaza to help the displaced workers to file for insuranceness unemployment. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> we are hoping for a positive outcome for this one. thank you nora. we'll continue to follow the latest on the troubled atlantic city casinos at 6abc.com. we have a link to a new jersey state website set up to help displaced casino workers find jobs. police are trying to sort out details about a 32-year-old man's death in northeast philadelphia last night. officers were called to the home circle apartments at 11:30, they thought they were responding to a ho

no doubt helped by the presence of family and friends donald trump. >> it was shocking because i spoke to her a week ago. she phoned me in such great spirits and great health. she was going to go on forever, then, all of a sudden we read the story with probably some bad doctor or whatever the hell happened but something bad happened but she was just like an incredible spirit. i had people in my office when speaking to her. i hung up and said this woman is unbelievable. more energy than anyone you've seen. so for this to happen was very shocking to me. >> you and i were together. and you remarked how good she looked not more than a few weeks ago. this came out of the blue. >> well, it did come out of the blue. you knew her very well. i knew her very well. she was smart and funny. she can look at a building and make you laugh. she can look at a person, people didn't like that much, and it was probably about them. she could look at a person and really make you laugh. >> we'll miss her. she was so new york, like you. one of the pillars of this particular community. yet, she did offend a lo

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no doubt helped by the presence of family and friends like donald trump who told me his reaction when he heard the sad news. >> geraldo, it was shocking, because i spoke to her a week ago and she phoned me on something else. she was in such great spirit and such great health and she was going to go on forever, and all of the sudden dean we read story with some kind of bad doctor or whatever the hell happened, but something had bapd. she was in incredible spirits. i had people in my office when i see speaking to her. i hung up, i said this woman is unbelievable. she has more energy of anybody you have ever seen. for this to happen was very shocking to me. >> you and i were together you remarked how good she looked not only a few weeks ago. this thing came out of the blue. >> it did come out of the blue. you knew her well and i knew her well. she had incredible strength. she could look at a building and make you laugh. she could look at a person, some people didn't like that so much. we had our little run ins also, but she could look at a person and really make you laugh. >> we will mis

there's is the option to buy a bit more into the brand donald trump.son, bloomberg. >> coming up on "countdown," fine dining is not what it used to be as michelin is giving stars to more homegrown types of food, shall we say. more in the newspapers segment next. ♪ >> welcome back to "countdown." it's newspaper time. let's have a look. in the times, a review. caroline is here and hans nichols there from berlin. fine dining is dead. long live the pub. caroline is a astronomy expert -- gastronomy expert. nobu lost their star. that's paisley what this is about. and a number of pubs have been awarded michelin stars. the us is more of a trend. >> gastropubs more than fish and chips. >> that can be gastro. the trevis arms. it is run by someone who won "masterchef." in terms of which countries are britain, 167.eat i'm sure that's a great improvement from the past. france is still way up there, 597. italy 328. spain only 156. i think these are just the europeans. germany and there at 262. hans, you can gloat. there does seem to be this trend towards pub food. w

whatever the donald trumps of the world say -- making generalizations -- look around, things are betterertainly berter than when i took office. don't listen to the trump or listen to the immediate a. it's the media adding to the drama, not he. what do you say? >> well, if you look at what is going on with the country, we have tremendous deficits, almost $18 trillion in debt, and unemployment is a disaster. now, it doesn't show to be a disaster because when people stop looking for work they're considered employed for purposes of numbers. you see numbers that are 6.1 when they're actually probably 15, 16, 17%. so, we're not doing well. foreign countries are absolutely eating our lunch. they're manufacturing our goods. you look at china and even mexico. and mexico, with all the business we do with mexico, and they rip us big league well-can't get our sergeant tahmooressi out. the only one that can't across the border. the only person that can't across our border is an american marine, and it's very sad. so, we are doing that -- so many ways, and obamacare hasn't really kicked in yet. it ki

and glamour she wanted at a temple in new york city, with famous guests, from whoopi goldberg to donald trump, a performance by hugh jackman, and lots of raunchy jokes kicked off by howard stern. >> she was in reverent. off-color. it was just like joan's humor. >> humor and tears for the 81-year-old who died after having a cardiac arrest after undergoing surgery on her vocal cords. melissa, waster, saying goodbye before this perfect tribute to a woman who lived to make others laugh. joan would want to go out. >> a remarkable life. >> the city examiner is continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding her death. and former republican presidential candidate mitt romney is opening up about politics in an interview with chris wallace on "fox news sunday." he said there is no question that he would have been a more effective president in the white house then president obama and better than hillary clinton, but he says he has no plans to run again. he said president obama's campaign did a good job. 6:30, theahead at work week forecast. doing this all day, my feet and legs got really tired.

it opened in may, 1984, at the time donald trump called it the fine of the building in a.c., but the casino was declining and doing worse than any other casino in atlantic city. this means that thousands will be out of a job. nora muchanic will have more in a live report at 12:30. >>> the investigation continues into a shooting inside a northeast philadelphia apartment, a man says he shot and killed a would be intruder as he tried to get in his home. but the would be intruder may not have been an intruder at all. katherine scott joins us live with the details. >> reporter: police are trying to get to the bottom of this one, this was an intruder that broke into a second floor apartment here and police are also investigating that the man was the boyfriend of the homeowners daughter and had been invited in. police were called to the home circle apartments last night just after 11:30, the initial call indicated that an intruder, broke into a second floor apartment and was shot by the 41-year-old homeowner. police are investigating if the 32-year-old man was shot to visit his girlfriend.

yeah. [ laughter ] here's one from uncle si from "duck dynasty" and donald trump.i just skinned." [ laughter ] uncle si posted a picture of deer skin. donald trump posted a picture of himself. [ laughter ] on a windy day. >> steve: why would that be? >> jimmy: very -- i don't know. >> steve: i don't know. >> jimmy: he's probably holding the camera out of focus. >> steve: maybe the camera should have been lower. >>> jimmy: yeah, the camera should have been lower. yeah. >> steve: a beaver pelt or something like that. >> jimmy: here's a caption from the new york times and the website buzzfeed. >> steve: okay. >> jimmy: they both wrote, "breaking news." new york times posted a picture of president obama giving a a speech. buzzfeed posted a picture of a a squirrel on water skis. [ laughter ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: did you see that guy? >> steve: that's breaking news. >> jimmy: he skis all around the pool. >> steve: yeah, he skis all over the pool, man. >> jimmy: amazing. >> steve: and he's a squirrel. >> jimmy: yep. and last one here is the caption from jennifer lawre

it will come back in a different way. >> another one threatening to come back has been donald trump. h he has been congratulating himself for leaving ac, he is now thinking about dipping his toes back in. is he serious? is that a smart move? >> is hard to predict what donald will say or do. he has made a lot of money in atlantic city. 20 or 30 years ago. his brand was big. it was nothing like what it is today. at the trump brand is extremely right. atlantic city can certainly use some buzz. if he wants to come back into the market, i don't think anyone will turn him away. says big trump always things like this. the really think he's going to get back into atlantic city -- do you really think he's going to get back into atlantic city? >> i have not heard him say specifically that he's going back to atlantic city were not. everyone is looking at atlantic city today and try to figure out, is there a move or a play? you mentioned earlier that carl icahn has made money on tropicana. carl could take a run for revel? >> there are more rumors about atlantic city than any other place. is black

whoopee goalburg, donald trump, diane sawyer, barbara wallters arriving.ursday a week after she suffered cardiac and respiratory arrest during a medical procedure at a clinic. alexandria field has been covering the story throughout. you were there today. i know press was not allowed inside. what can you tell us about it? >> an invitation-only service. but there's a wonderful moment at the enwhen the doors of the temple swung open and the new york police department's bagpipes and drummers spilled out on to the street and it was that moment that the fans who lined up and waiting there for hours, they would enjoy it and feel like a part of. it's one thing that joan rivers' friends said she would have really enjoyed. ♪ a stylish send auoff with a bagpipe salute for keen of comedy, joan rivers. her daughter and grandson cooper saying good bye surrounded by thousands. >> a private moment and i think that melissa handled it with dignity and refinement and the way that the mother joan would really wanted this to be. >> it was a-list all the way. it was like regale

this is a tweet from donald trump. i left atlantic city years ago, good timing. now i might buy back at a lower price to save plaza and taj. they were run badly for funds. >> he is a good businessman. it may be the right time to by especially $90 million for 2 had not $4 billion. >> it's not a good time, because there are factors that exist independent of that, like oversaturation of gambling that's not going away. if you continue to bet on gambling, no pun intended with atlantic city, you're going down the wrong track. what atlantic city needs to do take advantage of the one asset they have, the ocean. all these casinos. >> las vegas does not have that. >> trump can do that. ful and strawb can do that. they can buy in cheap enough they might be able to. >> this is a ray of sunlight for atlantic city. the idea that people are interested. i do agree i hope they have a broader vision than adding a couple of more casinos. there are thousands and thousands of people who live outside of atlantic city who are in these shore communities who would love to come into an ar

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. >>> and donald trump may be betting for the casinos. the taj mahal is head to be shutdown. the real estate mogul is not involved in the separations anyy more. trump told "action news" that his timing was a double edged sword. >> i get credit to having left at the right time. i feel badly to so many great employees. >> trump blames bad decisions for the woos. he is looking to buyback his property as a bargain basement price. >> they have a lot of problems. the big thing will be price. we'll take a look at it. i would love to do it. it dependent on price. >> they went into bankruptcy in 2000 when trump was at helm. >>> they identified the killer of a pregnanttcj8ñ woman and her baby. he was the one that opened fire on grisom street. the doctors did an emergency c-section. her baby decide. he has nine prior arrests. a $40,000 was posted for his arrest and conviction. instead of aiding the unconscious man or calling for help, one of the suspects picks his pockets snatching the victim's cell phone. it happened on the broad street lane at the erie station. the main suspect is bel

donald trump owns a 9% stake in the firm but is not involved in the operations. >> from our delaware newsroom, voters in the first state are heading to the polls on this primary day. this was the scene at brandywine high school, as voters cast their ballots and the action cam stopped at the church at har marc marcia neiman's road. >>> a catholic school in hunting park has a new library ton thanks to a fund that honors a fall and policeman, danny boyle was killed 20 years ago in the line of duty, but his memory lives on by this stunning library and this scholarship fund. katherine scott reports. >> reporter: when patrick boyle unveiled the picture of his son, the moment was bidder sweet. daniel boyle was only 21 when he lost his life in the line of duty in 1991, but a scholarship fund that his family launched in his memory has helped thousands of children. and saint veronica's school opened with this refurbished library named for the library. >> danny is gone for 20 some years but he is still remembered. danny didn't go to saint veronica but his father did. and is on the board of the

donald trump's wondering about the one american who simply can't get here. >> we're sending our industry to mexico, we're giving tax credits to people that do things in mexico, and yet we have a marine who's the only person that can't come into this country. he's all locked up, and all shackled up and he's having the hell beat out of him by the prisoners and probably the guards that are in mexico. this is not a pleasant time he's having. we can't get a marine out, but everybody else is pouring into the united states. and it's really disgraceful. >> bottom line, sergeant tamoressi remains holed up as he has for the last 157 days. to his mom jill tamoressi whether we're any closer to getting him out. i'm sorry to have you under these circumstances. any news at all to share? >> the judge has called another court hearing for this tuesday, september 9th, where he finally under threat of arrest to the border officials in the mexico was able to get the border surveillance tapes. so i'm hopeful that next tuesday the judge will see andrew stopped at that the green light because he did not clearly

. >> reporter: we talked to donald trump a short time ago. >> she beat out a lot of powerful people.nd strong physically people. she considered that one of the most important things she had ever done. >> 40 years in the [ bleep ] business and this is where you end up. >> reporter: once back in the spotlight, she wasn't going to give it up again. >> tony nominations. >> reporter: she beared her private life in an award-winning documentary called "joan rivers: a piece of work." about her lifelong ambition. >> this is not a full book. >> reporter: she was painfully honest about the insecurities that drove her to fame. >> i'll show you fear. that's fear. if my book ever looked like this, it would mean that nobody wants me. everything i ever tried to do in life didn't work. >> reporter: on display, every, single joke, for over 30 years. categorized and filed for future use. >> why should a woman cook, so a husband can say, my wife makes a delicious cake to some hooker. rivers helped change the perception of women in comedy, setting the stage for a generation of female comics. >> i'm an ar

the other is the trump taj mahal, which the company says will close in november, donald trump founded but no longer controls trump entertainment. >>> coming up, what a father is doing to find a treatment for his son's rare disease. the traditional treatment that drug companies sometimes won't involve themselves in. >>> americans are saving more than ever for college but the amounts people are putting away is not nearly enough. not even enough to cover one year at a public university. thanks to the rising value of stocks that college saving plano network reports that the average college plan is now worth just over $20,000, double what it was back in 2008, but not enough to cover even a year's tuition at a big four-year school. >>> and finally tonight, rare diseases affect fear patients, often that means treatment comes with too great a cost and too small a payoff for big pharmaceutical companies. that is why one former banker quit his job, starting his own biotech firm and launched a campaign to raise millions of dollars after his son was diagnosed with a rare disorder. >> reporter: he