the van, we're told, just kept going eason adam, never stopping, a clear violation of the law. >> all the drive her to do at that point was stop, because the driver had a green light. as did the pedestrian, had it pulled over, like they're supposed to call 911 and render glade jackson was pronounced dead on scene, and now as police search for this van, and the driver, a family and a father are left grieving. mikhail a set to graduate from excel academy next week. >> come forward, just come forward, very overwhelming, i can't even speak right now, i am at a loss of words, i didn't want the person -- i want the person who hit me daughter to come forward. >> anyone with information to come forward, and investigators say that van slykely has heavy front end damage, including a shattered windshield. on roosevelt boulevard, i'm justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> well, this is certainly not what you want to hear as we hit the busy summer travel season. but, apparently, there is a shortage of air traffic controllers which could mean even more delays at the airport. >> congress heard f

ut if you watch the talking heads on tv they'll see the eason folks are angry is because nobody's paid enough attention to the plight of working americans in communities that's what they say. first to i'm the admit my presidency hasn't fixed everything. setbacks and false starts and frankly been stuck that congress recently opposed to pretty much everything we try to do. but i also know that i've spent every single day of my what i canfocused on and grow the middle class increase jobs and boost wages give every opportunity that michelle and i did. that.w like elkhart ties haven't been forgotten in my the results nd prove that our focus has paid off. it.art proves where we haven't finish the job, have good reason to feel anxious is addressing some in thelonger term trends economy that started long before that make working families feel less secure. that have been happening for decades now and more to e got to do reverse. let me be clear about what those are. despite the drop in unemployment, wages are still growing too slowly. makes it harder to pay or college or save for retirement. n

i think that helps her a lot eason even though the screech keeps me up. >> a generous description you'reiving her. . charles: do you think that the screech was successful? >> i do. listen, i'm not someone -- hillary clinton is not a fantastic campaigner. she's always going to seem a little wooden. i think it's great she dried out some jokes. the chapter 11 joke was quite funny, wrote books on business but all ended at chapter 11. was it a policy speech? no, it wasn't. the foreign speech wasn't one either but what she's getting out there is information about donald trump. trump university, the 3,500 lawsuits and then called employees inconveniences. these are things that i think will rhett rest nature with voters. the polls swinging if had her direction. charles: the polls still are close because some of these polls considering the morning poll yesterday, you know, she's got to leave but it looks like -- >> with margin. it's a couple points. . charles: no one's popping champagne on either side yet. but to the point, trumpth got some work to do in certain areas, i think what happened yeste

see the light of day as we face eason this loop that we've got going here at camelback, but clearly the tell tail signs of raindrops on the camera lens, if you look closely, and also, you can even see the retreat of the rain as it all rolls away. now, at this point, there are still some rounds every rain and even some thunderstorms pushing through the area. this batch that was plaguing portions of cape may county in the last half hour, that's now since moved out to sea, thankfully, and in the clear at least briefly, this batch of what had been some very strong thunderstorms along i80, continue to fizzle as it rolled south, right now, across say trenton, mercer county area, pock of thunder storms has since developed. this is all courtesy of frontal boundary that's clearing through our area today. by tomorrow, it is lodge gone. meantime could still be late day strong if not locally severe thunderstorms, especially through the southern areas. meanwhile, it does much humid tomorrow, sun returning, briefly, next system already here on thursday. just re trigger additional rain and thunderstor

the other wolf inside us is compassion and faithfulness and hope and truth and love and eason.he old man stopped. the grandson said, well grandpa, which wolf wins? the grandfather said, the one that wins is the one you eed. now we know which wolf republicans have been feeding in these debates, in these rallies in chicago and kansas city and t. louis and cleveland and dayton. we also know this is the reason for donald trump. we know that republicans have dog-whistled about race for 50 years, but now they are shocked when donald trump starts barking. [applause] senator brown: tonight i am proud to stand with a person who says we shouldn't be building walls, we should be knocking down barriers. yesterday, i was in akron, and i was on stage with william jefferson clinton, and i looked at him at one point. he was in akron probably because of the ohio primary, and i turned to him and said, no offense, mr. president, but hillary clinton is the most qualified person to run for resident in my lifetime. [applause] senator brown: and she is. and he smiled and laughed and clapped and i thi

to right centeright cen clears the wall.he w >>> the nats go back to back b 11th of the season.the eason>> orioles and red sox fenwayen park big jones. jo third inning with a runner on he cranks one well over theve t green monster onto lansdownelann street.stet. a two run homer. next at bat in the fourth hehe rips a double to left to bringri it home.ome. another run. r the birds winning this 15 to to one. >>> reminder fox is your homeyom for the 116th u.s. open coverage continuing today fromof 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on f s1 then switches over right o here on fox5 from 5:00 p.m. to m 8:00 p.m. p.m that means fox5 will oncel on again air tonight 5:00 p.m. newscast on wdcatv20 and we'll ' also keep you up to date on o today's top stories andtories a weather forecast on facebookn fb live. that is at 6:00 p.m.at is at:00. >> we are all geared up this morning for our zip trip. t i'm going to be heading toding t kensington maryland in a a matter of seven minutes here.er. steve, kevin and erin are alsoes going to join me out there this morning. we've got a lot of fun things planned.a one thing,

it was a historic seri eason for the warriors it was also reported your season for the caps. it's the first time ever that team's comeback from three to one. >> mark: a man was rushed to hospital after he fell from the railing and oracle arena. here's the look of this is. the and amulets and writing at the arena. police say it has had to fight and a man in his 20s fell over the railing. he is a hospital serious injuries. nobody was arrested. investigators are asking for information for people who may have witnessed a fight. >> james: is an over weeks since over 49 people were killed in or 50 were injured. the master still fresh in the mines for the people in orlando. mr. and 50,000 people held a vigil around orlando yesterday. they read the names aloud of the people. they chanted that they remember them. it's a moment here a lot of folks there took to heart. every ball formed over the vigil for the victims during afternoon hours and was posted on social meet. >> mark: the fbi has a partial cash transfer gripped of the conversation with them and the shooter. they will provide

i understand it, one of the easons the queen chose this site for parliament is that it was a safe distance from america's border. [laughter] war of 1812, the american troops did some damage to toronto. some ect that there was people up here who didn't mind when the british returned the favor and burned down the white house. [laughter] in more recent times, however, forces crossing our borders are the armies of tourists and business people and shopping and re doing business and visiting loved ones. our only battles take place inside the hockey rink. even there, there's an uneasy peace that is maintained. americans, we too celebrate the life of mr. hockey himself, great gordie howe. [applause] just as canadians can salute merican teams for winning more stanley cups in the nhl. [laughter] [crowd murmuring] >> i told you, i should have applause.ter the [laughter] ut in a world where too many borders are a source of conflict, our two countries are border of he longest peace on earth. [applause] relationship our so unique is not just proximity. enduring commitment to set of values, a spirit allu

speaker, that is the eason we are actually seeing his amendment. it's a republican classic trick. my a trick, mr. speaker, colleague from kentucky, who i , spect and honor tremendously knows that although this bill will require additional sources to implement, this mendment ensures that no new esources will be provided. it's a trick, mr. speaker. my republican colleagues have voted time and time again to cut the e.p.a.'s budget. greater ust places burdens on states, since about /3 of the e.p.a.'s budget is distributed to the states and -- in grants and this other types of assistance. they were saying on the other side that the goal is efficiency, that the e.p.a. must learn to do more with less. but, mr. speaker, another part of the trick, their real goal , to have the e.p.a. do less rather than more with less. they just want them to do even less. well, mr. speaker, that just cut es the environmental from the beef. polluters benefit, our nstituents don't benefit. ultimately, mr. speaker, we all , all of us americans, will pay the enormous price. much of the permitting and much of t

[applause] [laughter] asked in a united states senator jim eason was an old segregationist, my granddaddy was his daddy's lawyer. they told me to come back at he said., i came back, on verdict attended kennedy. teddy kennedy into conservative republicans from nebraska and a democratic senator from georgia. he was the chairman -- he was the democratic chairman. they knew each other, their friends, they socialize, having a drink together was not unusual. it is incredibly unusual today. most of the members don't live there, it used to be the kids are to be the kids at the school together, they played ball together. their wives knew each other, their husbands. but that is one of the reasons i think. i think another reason and i have a different view than most, i think gerrymandering has made a difference because particularly in the house we after theense sprinkler 1962 is made u.s. house of representative than the state register. about four years ago, both parties figured out we have control the legislature, we can change things around a little bit and we live a lot better deals. today there

process that may disadvantage african-american and hispanic students for an ostensibly race neutral eason. and then we have to add race in as a special factor to counteract that. >> in grutter what the court held that the university is allowed to make those judgments in trying to pursue an environment of academic xcellence and diversity. justice alito: higher grade point averages then the holistic students. the sat is supposed to protect how you will do in college. i thought the record showed that this dude's who had lower sat scores but it better as measured by high school rank, did better at the university of texas. isn't that the case? >> i am not sure of that answer. what the court said last time around is to satisfy the compelling interest inquiry, the universe the has got to articulate a reason to xplanation for its decision to consider the educational benefits of diversity in the manner that this court has found to becomes do and substantial. the university has met that standard. it has articulated the benefits of diversity at the same level of specificity that this court held cons

many other re are easons why in the late 90s all central banks or major monetary olicy jurisdictionsas the right objective target. right we discussed these reasons on many occasions. monetary so in the union where you have to have -- flexibility in the exchange rate you have to ave adjustment in wages and prices so you need a certain ushion for carrying out these adjustments. o the reasons for keeping this objective are overwhelming, and both directions. > allow me to get you up to speed on opec's meeting. we learned earlier there was no greement on a new oil supply target. indonesian m the that opec did not -- a problem of course that the political side doesn't help by structural reforms and so on. the governing council have any idea how such a process of reforms generated by the political side could be -- on the move. that you get help to get inflation back on track. thank you. >> thank you. said before, we hould carry out the right monetary policy according to our mandate regardless of whether put in al reforms are place or not because we have our because ultimately let's never fo

so even if facebook does this, eason if google doesn't this, it's not going to be effective until thectually decides to change the rules and let these police officers, let the law enforcement officials go after people for specific granular detail word w. stuart: yeah, i've got your point, jason. but i want to know why the facebooks of this world don't do it. i'm told that you cannot post a picture of a topless woman on facebook. they just stop you. you're blocked. i don't know how thehey do it, but you're blocked. i guess the algorithms call for blockage. why on earth can't they do something similar for isis if it's propaganda? why not? >> well, first and foremost, they would have to target specific population sets or types of activities that have made not comfortable blocking right now. this is about political correctness gone wild. these are people that are constraining themselves from going after people for the very words they're using. and that's why they can't do it. the content requires sort of a common sense to all of us but to these people, it's about violating other people's