we prevery pleased to say that and chris downey commissioner -- chris downey has been the chair of thisould like to -- of the education and outreach committee. we're a standing committee of the commission and it's our charge also to try to get the word out all over the state as well as the country and anywhere else, anyone that is going to listen. we need to have the word state wide so this is why the checklist committee is one good document and a very good start so commissioner downey if you have more to add go right ahead. >> thank you betty, commissioner wilson. it's a pleasure to be here and part of this event and especially it's exciting to be part of an effort to improve the process for getting things built properly in the environment to catch things at the appropriate times so when it's finally completed that that things have been caught along the way in the most efficient manner as possible to everyone's benefit, the business owner, the client, and the department and the people at large, so it's an exciting day and a pleasure to be part of this and thanks for the work of the che

they shed the downey under j they shed the downey under jcoat to keep them cool in the summer the coursere shaved. >> then they get that second layer back in winter. >> yes. >> shaving them also exposes skin to sunburn. >> we have two beautiful dogs here. this is your success story. >> it's about elliot you rescued elliot. he's from delaware valley siberian rescue. four years now he is in the home for 7 years aj. >> they ended up on the street. the rescue was a good samaritan alerted rescue. we were able to get him and after a month of care in the foster home i found him to adopt. >> now we can have a future success story with little kelce her and let's talk about kelce and how -- should kelce fist of all. >> i'm falling until love with this dog. >> kelce is about 2 years old in foster care with cindy who is our board secretary. >> thank you cindy. >> now you see that beautiful face. there, there you go. hi kelce. >> she is -- >> only a couple years old. good with kids, good with other dogs and she actually just met him this morning they've been getting a long fine. >> that's great. we c

[applause] and rejendra pants -- downey -- i'm sorry -- regendra -- his case come ups before the delhi high court. i would give anything to be before the high court in delhi because he'll be halfway through this 20 year jail term before my cases come to trial at the d.c. superior court. >> one last question. >> yes. >> roy from the great dominion. i'm interested in who is funding the other side? because i think that is the real horror of this case. is the university of pennsylvania actually helping or is it just all the steir people? >> it's penn state. i don't believe -- i don't believe they are. there is something called the climate science defense fund and they air parentally funding it. i will si one final thing. that's an important point. amicus briefs were filed last fall and all kind of people filed amicus briefs against mann including nbc the "times," the "washington post," the "chicago transcribe bound" not because of enemy -- hike me they agree with him when it comes to climate alarmism but the understand third will be a disaster for free speech in the united states if he won

. >>> down to business now with cnbc's landon downey. >>> keep an eye on shares of netflix today, thestock jumping 9% in after-hours trading wednesday. the highlight, netflix adding 3.3 million new streaming video customers last quarter. more than wall street expected. >>> and amazon racks up sales on prime day, despite complaints of the quality of the deals. analysts say sales were two to three times that of a typical july day. some customers took to twitter to vent their frustration. likening prime day to a garage sale. >>> and a new study by aarp shows that family caregivers provided $470 billion in unpaid services to their loved ones. the study says 20% of workers leave their jobs earlier than planned to take care of a family member losing thousands in income and benefits. dara back to you. >>> and just ahead, more highlights from last night's espy awards including devin stills' heartwarming tribute to his daughter, leah. i want to smell the way champagne tastes. i love champagne. infuse your laundry with... ...up to 12 weeks of luxurious long-lasting scents... ...unstopables in w

thanks landson downey. >>> a muggy start. a warm afternoon.we have issued a first alert for severe weather and it's a potential this evening at the shore. but during the day? you'll see some sunshine. in fact, clouds are already breaking. 76 degrees now at 5:26. >>> in the first alert traffic center jessica boyington. >> looking live on route 309 around the p.a. turnpike not a lot of volume in the area but still early for that. we will check in with mass transit and see the delays there coming up. >>> philadelphia district attorney seth williams is coming to the neighborhood. i'll explain why he is trading his office for these west philadelphia streets later today. i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the people who shaped who we are today. hear about the lives of slaves in colonial new york and about the fight to abolish slavery. pick a stop on the underground railroad and visit the home and grave of one of new york's most controversial citizens. a journey in new

landon downey is joining me to talk more about this. >> we're reaching what some are calling an a-greek-ment. the agreement includes major reforms and financial support, allowing greece to remain a member of the euro currency. greece has asked for a nearly $60 billion bailout over three years. alexis tsipras must now convince his parliament to sign off on the deal. he says greece fought a, quote, difficult battle to allow the country to stand on its own feet. investors are breathing a sigh of relief. european markets are spiking higher. u.s. markets point to a higher open on wall street. concerns that greece was heading for a messy exit from the eurozone. bet sni. >> we know the banks in greece were closed. will the banks reopen because of this deal? >> they are still close tadd today but eu leaders will discuss a bridge loan to meet their short-term needs. >>> international manhunt is under way for the head of a powerful mexican drug cartel who escaped from his prison cell. braise sben brazen and sophisticated escape by joaquin guzman, known as el chapo. >> reporter: when he was arrested in

any time there is lightning or thunder, most likely it will close the pool downey way.but make sure if you're at your own house, you watch out for that. tracking the heat here is the heat. high pressure down to the south. the heat has been back to the west over the last few days. over the next couple of days, the hot weather the dome of really hot air comes right over our region all the way up towards the philadelphia and new york areas. as it makes its way in here, today was on the pleasant side. tomorrow morning it will start off sticky. but by tomorrow afternoon, we're talking about oppressive heat indices. and that heat index over 100 degrees tomorrow. that's why we have on sunday and monday, we're calling them a weather alert days. chuck bell will be in tomorrow morning and amelia segal. talk much more about the heat. sunday and monday 97 on sunday. 95 degrees on monday. i think sunday will be the hottest. the heat index could be 105 to potentially up to 110 in some locations. same deal on monday with a high temperature of 95 degrees. and right now tuesday is a que

roma downey is here. bug bites to heat rash. >> and it's winesday lilliana is here with luxe for less. >> oh, look at you. >> even her toes are pretty if you're wondering. >> oh, my gosh, thank you! >> everything's annoyingly adorable about you. what are our luxe looks for lest. >> this week you requested specific things. hoda you wanted long maxi coverups for the beach and pool. >> why, off fabulous body? >> that's what i thought too. i'll take a few in size plus. >> and you requested a sheik -- chic all white look. everything is under there 50. >>> we have news we've been waiting for for a long time around here even though natalie already ruined it. >> it's a big big, big movement because guess who had her baby. bobbie thomas and her husband michael! congratulations to the little baby boy. >> they named him miles and yesterday at almost 5:00 4:59 they welcomed him into the world. miles thomas marion. he was a good-sized little boy, seven pounds five ounces. 20.5 inches long. >> look at the grip on the b

. >>> roma downey tells us about her new faith-based project with

rishaad: even robert downey junior is saying some of these movies are getting a little it old.he audience, with the success of "jurassic world," which was not a superhero movie, it felt fresh because there were superheroes. the dinosaurs were the superheroes. that is why he that movie did so well. people had been getting so many superheroes, they had gotten superheroed out. jurassic world felt fresh. that is important going forward. you have to keep these ideas fresh. man," look at "ant that does it feel specifically like a superhero movie. it is grounded in modern reality. that feels like a bit of a departure. it has comedic elements. paul rudd was a writer on the screenplay. i think there is a lot going for it as it feels different than your typical superhero movie. also, do superheroes as a brand, each one as an individual brand, have to come from a comic background for them to be viable? paul: you have to talk to the who and ladies at comic-con are steadfast the mythology of these characters has to be brought front and center. to make up some new superhero, you would get in

i can't think of another word but phenomenal. [ music ] >> roma downey: as a mother, i would do anythingormal life. and i'm sure you would, too. but what if you couldn't do anything? what if you were totally helpless? that's the situation for hundreds and thousands of parents in developing countries whose children are born with cleft lip or cleft palate.

. >> the albuquerque fire chief there david downey says he has launched an internal investigation into this incident and says the dispatcher could have his ems certification revoked. >>> 78 degrees outside at 6:16 if you're getting ready to head out. >> let's check in with jessica boyington at the first alert traffic center. >> 42 freeway right around the new jersey turnpike off ramp which is straight up ahead, northbound you can still see that drive time is doing okay from 55 up toward the walt whitman bridge. we are starting to see a little bit of a slow down here. this is approaching where the two 295 interchange intersects with 42. a small volume on walt whitman bridge. abbington township fallen power cables and taking out both sides of edge hill road. your best bet to get around is take rockwell. the transits are running on time so far. next ten minutes more drive times for you on the schuylkill expressway. >>> almost 18 minutes after 6:00 now. the humidity that was high yesterday is running a little higher this morning. we do have some clouds that have rolled through the areas. c

her daughter, my wife was going into contractions, going offer golden gate bridge, to try calm her downey put on nora jones. >> sophia vergara is 43, jessica simpson is 35. i thought would i read your hard scopes. >> you are libre. >> you need someone to change their mind you need to do it one on one in a conversation. oner people around is there too much districts. don't do tonight a text message. make sure you communicate and have eye contact. >> who do you plan to have a conversation with, there something on your mine you need to tell someone. >> i do have a tough conversation that needs to happen. >> that is a good one. >> it is not me. >> no. >> absolutely. >> i never had lauren change her mind on everything. she's always right and perfect. >> very sweet. >> you can tell he is married right. >> he has the verbal down. >> he knows. >> i'm sorry, my fault. >> happy wife, happy life. >> still sleeping i hope kid are still asleep, so everything is calm when i get home. satellite radar is calm. showers and storms cleared out, not much to talk about as far as stormy weather goes but we wil

the peco rivera quarterback drops back for a long pass, but a downey razorback makes a nice play, interceptingracing down the sideline. and after the play, a little extracurricular activity. watch, as a very upset peco player says something to his coach and points toward the stands. then, seconds later, an unbelievable brawl breaks out between parents, spilling out of the bleachers and on to the field. renee gamboa is the mother of the boy who just said something to his coach. she thinks a parent of a player on the opposing team pushed her son and she is mad. >> i turned around to the people in the bleachers and i said i want to know what parent pushed my kid. and the man with the blue jersey stood up and said i f-ing pushed your kid, what are you going to do about it? >> the man in the blue jersey is this guy, who after the exchange with gamboa is being visibly kick and beaten. his name, desi u.n. tubbs. tubbs says he never made those threatening comments to renee gamboa and as for pushing her son, couldn't have been him. >> i wasn't even on the field. i was in the stands. >> after a short co

. >> am i going to hide in my house and lock my doors and pull downey shades? no, because life is worth living. >> home land security warns that the fourth of july holiday coincides this year with ramadan. isil called for an expanded campaign of violence during the muslim holy month. >> the obama administration has announced what it calls a significant blow against isil. the pentagon said a coalition air strike last month killed a key leader and recruiter of foreign fighters. he was northern as the emir of suicide bombers. his death comes after a drone strike killed al-qaeda's second in command. >> the battle against isil is playing out in egypt this morning. egyptian airstrikes targeted isil linked fighters across sinai region. the gaza stritch is right next to the sinai peninsula. in another effort to expand its reach, isil is threatening to move into that area, as well. we have this report. >> this is the view of egypt's north sinai from the gaza strip black smoke can be seen rising into the sky after a series of egyptian military air strikes. the action fol

will not replace robert downey jr, though she could. we'll explain. >> i need to take an iron supplement after messing around with that suit. we'll tell you more about that many cog up. we've got a number of big individual stock moves today. tesla on the back of strong auto sales. bp's huge settlement. dwindling takeover hopes for yelp. >> let's get to business now. >> just about two minutes into the reopening of trading. shares up about 4% going into this news halt after they got approval for their new drug application for their drug which treats cystic fibrosis. this is all about a drug meant to treat cystic fibrosis. there are high expectations whether it can make inroads. there are about 70,000 people that suffer from this genetic lung disease. those shares we'll watch. >>> let's get to the big jobs report that came out this morning one day earlier than usual because of the holiday. the economy added 223,000 jobs last month, slightly below expectations. >> the unemployment rate fell to 5.3%. it's extraordinary. the lowest rate seven

we've had robert downey jr., all the big celebrities. >> straight out of the academy, sheriff's deputies assigned to a jail before getting a street patrol. they can spend on average three to four years working the jails. with the help of custody assistants deputies are there to keep the peace and to get the inmates to court on time. general population for men's central jail is located on the second floor. the low to medium-security inmates are put in day rooms that can hold up to 30 people. the maximum security inmates share a 10 x 10 cell with up to six other men. >> you're going nowhere. we do everything in our cell. clothing exchange once a week. we shower every other day. you know, but we never come out of the cell. we get fed three times a day, you know. same gig every day, you know. it doesn't change. >> it's pretty rough, you know. you miss your family a lot, your loved ones. you've just got to blank it out most of the time, you know. take it day by day. that's all you can do. >> twice convicted robber 21-year-old gabriel anthony bernal will be doing 12 years in state prison befor

. >> downey's trained eye has discovered what she calls rudy tells. >> this bottle here is a magnum allegedlyof 1961 chateau patrice. the funny thing is that this label has a lot of things wrong with it. for one thing, the label is a sticker. and that is a telltale side of rudy production. it has been falsely aged. it's not on the right paper stock and more importantly it has a rudy tell that i can only find on rudy made wines and it is something that i can actually again trace back to the templates on his computer and that is that this "e" has an extended middle line and that is not seen in regular production. it's only seen in this production. >> he makes a foretuntune before his massive crime is discovered. tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern and pacific on cnbc. >> counterfeiting the labels. that's ingenious. >>> the press officially dubbed him the gentleman gambler. from 2006 to 2012 he ran a book empire but it all came crashing down. "crime and punishment." >> investigators say it was one of the biggest sports betting operations they've ever seen. the leader raking in tens of millions. so muc

you want the minutes commissioner antonini commissioner moore commissioner richards councilmember downey commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes 5 to zero. >> which place you on item 3 commissioners questions or comments. >> commissioner antonini. >> been a lot of articles in the newspaper xefg people's opinion that san francisco is dirty i agree with the streets are fidgety compared to other cities and there seems to be a presence of people with problems so one thing i'd like to put forward some reasons you know why we have our problems under the subject you get what you ask for another article in the paper talked about someone's car had been broke down into or boasted 5 times in a year there are a few people that i know have not had their cars broken down and the boosters really get jail time of they're caught i know for sure car thieves get 10 days with the personal experience of a break in with my wife's car and they were engaging minors the guy got thirty days the laws are not district and recently i read in the paper about a fellow who's a repeated v

downey of new against the deal and called it a historic mistake and joining us now with the president islamic council for democracy. do you trust the iranian? are you in favor of this deal? >> just need to figure out where i am looking at the every and home page for the press tb and they are cheering the they have defeated the israeli regime that all exhortations were met this is on their messaging to their people that the u.s. nuclear portfolio will come to an end. rouhani said the al they can get billions for their people which is propaganda which is used to fuel the genocide to threaten our interests. today america hanging as its head in shame and history will show that. he also said the islamic revolution continues today. stuart: whole god one moment. we have donald trump. >> one of the most beautiful areas of the world provide tell the story only because the united states, this great country that we love will not be great much longer. we owe $18 trillion is going up rapidly. sued in will be $24 trillion and when you hit $24 trillion that is the point of no return that is greece o

i don't see the embargo coming downey time soon.ously have concerns about cuban human rights capabilities. they don't much like besides the embargo, the open-ended lease for guantanamo for which they receive a grand sum of $4,000 a year. each side has its agenda. my sense is that this will put in motion the relationship and i can't give you the exact pace or sequencing but i think the process is something that looks like normalization, gene is under way. this is actually an interesting experiment. for 50 years we had the experiment which didn't work of isolating cuba to see if that brought about the kind of cuba we wanted to seechlt now we have interaction in place. i think the question is whether this will bring about a more open cuba that treats its own people better. >> richard, stay with us if you could. coming up, we'll go live to ohio where governor john kasich is about to join the race for president. kasie hunt has a look at some of the republican's defines moments from capitol hill to a not-so-mellow moment with the grateful

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however, there are no plans to shut downey of the beaches here.ent. craig? >> sarah dalloff for us there. thank you. >>> not just north carolina but south carolina and florida seeing multiple attacks by sharks this season. i'm joined now by ralph collier. he's a shark expert also founder of the shark research committee. ralph, correct me if i'm wrong here. in a given year nationwide, we see, what 30 40 shark attacks, is that right? >> on average about that yes. >> so are we sort of right where we should be this time of year as odd of a question that may sound? are we making much ado about nothing? >> well, right now what's taking place is the number of attacks that have occurred in a short period of time. >> okay. >> a couple years ago north carolina had seven shark attacks but that was over the course of the year. prior to that south carolina had five shark attacks in one year. but four occurred in one day. i think what we're looking at right now is a constellation of artifact, things that are taking place, ocean graphically, that are causing the