edmonds jr. is about to leave the jail to serve a 30-year sentence. edmonds jr.harged with murder and could get the death penalty if found guilty. when told of his father's apology, he was surprised. >> it is just something hard for me to believe. i will be 19 this year. that is the most mature part i ever heard my daddy said. i ain't never heard him take responsibility. that is unbelievable, that is a major move in his life. making me feel like he do kind of give a damn now. i would just love to hear him say man, i blame myself for what you're going through. i don't know, i guess it wouldn't change -- wouldn't change how i look at things. it would help me get rid of a lot of hatred in my heart that i had towards my daddy. >> and coming up, a different sort of parental relationship . hits a nerve. >> i wasn't expecting someone to say that but i should have known. at experian.com, i know i have a 798 fico score. [score alert text sound] [score alert text sound] oh. that's the sound of my interest rate going down. according to this score alert, my fico score just w

>> and a western pennsylvania man is building a discrimination case against planet fitness, chris edmonds a friend gave him a visitors pass and then his friend got a call that he was kicked out and he asked for an explanation and got a racist response. >> my beard tall and black and tattoos, he said yes all of the above. >> the corporate office for planet fitness says that edmonds and his friend was welcome back but guests were complaining about a training session that the pair was leading in the gym. >> and edmonds says that is simply not true and wants to sigh surveillance. >>> the dalai lama will be awarded the liberty medal this fall. the constitution center made the announcement this morning. he will be honored on october 26th. you can watch the liberty medal ceremony here on 6 abc. >>> graduation ceremonies continue this morning for high schools here in philadelphia "action news" was there as high school seniors received their diplomas from west philadelphia high school, the ceremony was held at the university of pennsylvania irvine auditorium this morning, there was 117 graduates i

edmonds asked the man for a an explanation and got a racist response. >> is it my beard, am i tall?toot as to, what is it. >> he pretty much said yes all of the above. >> the corporate officers for planet fitness did say edmonds and his friend are welcome back. the company statement said the guests were complaining about a training session the pair were leading in the gym. he says that's not true. he says he wants to see the surveillance. >> fyi philly devoting a show of what to do around. here's melissa maggie's. >> reporter: if you want to see the country and get your blood pumping guide editors for you. a way we go. what makes the experience so unique here. >> there's definitely a cultural difference here. we try to tailor the routes around seeing things you won't see anything else. >> tour lancaster. >> reporter: there's plenty to see on the 8-mile route. where are we headed. >> going straight and we'll see an amish school on the right. >> reporter: oh. people can come here and get a bit of the lancaster experience. >> absolutely. everything changes when you're on a bike and you

he said pretty much all of the above. >> he said edmonds and his friend are welcomed back.sts are complaining about a training session the pair were leading in the gym. edmonds says that's simply not true and that he wants to see surveillance video. >> time right now is 6:46. live preview of "gma" is next plus fried fish in luggage is strange to begin with but there's something even fishier going on here. karen. >> i've never been so excited to be just average but 84 degrees right around our average high even the overnight not looking too bad. we break the heat, we broke the humidity. what's up next? details in the accuweather forecast. >> let's see what we can expect from our friends at "gma." >> amy robach joining us live in the "gma" studios with a presentation of sorts. amy. >> reporter: matt and tam great to be with you on this wednesday morning. coming up next on "gma" the golden state warriors are nba champions beating lebron james and the cavs. we're going to hear from some of last night's champs as they, you can see it there quietly celebrate their first title in d

. >> hi, i'm larry edmond i like to be called juicy and type in jew i didn't from the dating date we elected obama. >> our climb maybe steep america has not been more hopefully, we'll get there i promise i as a people we'll get there by we can't having a thrilling wall street awhile main street suffers of those americans those support i may have north yet to earn he need our help you will be your president too we prove that the true strength of our nation comes not from a might of arms are scale of wealth but from the unadmires i disturbance of poverty we came together as democrats. >> if you have anything to share about the- >> i have 3 minutes so it is regarding changes. >> you've got to tie it into closed session. >> we're going to tie it to closed session because as president he wrapped up united states up by the right hand that's ta that don't thing about living in america our job to be the beacon and send around the world what is going on with the black man getting killed in america. >> this has nothing to do with inform closed session. >> i'll be they bay area i know that the

we're joined now be mark edmond he is the founder of this app to tell us by occupation who is more likelyemocrat who's more likely to be a republican, and, mark i want to take a look at taxi driver versus truck driver. let's put that one up there. that graphic up there. and you'll see, taxi drivers overwhelmingly democratic and truck drivers very, you know strongly republican. what, what do we think explains that, mark? >> well i'm not sure what would explain that specific distinction, but i do see in this data that's from the federal election commission that there is a large proportion of the taxi drivers are democratic where at least campaign contributors who are taxi drivers have overwhelmingly been democratic. whereas truck drivers, only only about a third are democratic. and, you know, there could be a number of theories on which way -- >> i have theories. i'm going to guess taxi drivers tend to be probably more minorities, more urban areas. >> urban, yeah. >> truck drivers, long haul middle of the country, red states. >> all right. >> exactly. and those truck drivers, they're drivin

. >> hi my name is larry juicy edmond and this i have keys daily each and every needs keys daily the tech workers against the displacement and the st. anthony's you know to save our planet but we have the rainbow on market street today, the good and the bad and the ugly we deal with hilton hell letter 0 wanted to kill the gaze and the jewish and others martin luther king said the constitution keyboard should have basic black and white how the american rights i don't know about the word homeless no one is homeless the statue of liberty displeases if we're doing ethnic clarence we're decolonizing a country that the one percent have you working to kill the 95 percent why are we fighting wars in another country when the war is right at home you upcoming this is america and anyone that will kill our own brothers and sisters your worse than a rapeer and killing families and ann cherries since saturday and sunday the police say always or people and going to jail why in the mission on saturday and sunday people are getting arrested this ethnic cleansing i know that jonestown 9 heed and 28 pe

montgomery county, abington an accident on huntington road and edmond road and in cherry hill new jersey route 70 westbound dealing with ongoing construction from southern cornell avenue to mcclelland avenue. one lane is getting by. we check in with mass transit coming up in ten. denise? >>> count christie in. new jersey's governor is expected to announce he's joining the race for the white house. we'll tell you when he will make it official. >>> and philadelphia's bike share program is taking off. the benefits to riders that may be contributing to its success. >>> we continue to follow breaking news from overnight. a sight seeing tourist plane crashed in southwest alaska killing all nine people on board. the plane was discovered yesterday against a granite rock face about 800 feet above a lake near ketchikan. that's about 300 miles southeast of june know. officials say stormy weather is preventing them from recovering the bodies of the victims. an ntsb team is headed to alaska to determine what led to that crash. >>> now to decision 2016. nbc news confirms that new jersey governor chris

we're also watching an accident scene in abington on huntington road and edmond road and in middletown on u.s. 1 southbound, just between stony bank road and thornton road there's power cables blocking the roadway. >>> a brand new place to stop along the busy garden state parkway in atlantic city will open today. this afternoon officials will cut the ribbon opening up the new atlantic service area in galloway township. the rebuilded upgraded $7 million service plaza features state-of-the-art amenities and replaces a rest stop built in the 1950s. >>> it's something you'll hear again and again on the atlantic city boardwalk, the tram cars have a new safety message. take a listen. >> please step aside or enjoy a ride. >> starting july fourth weekend there will be no more watch the tram car, please. instead you'll hear please step aside or enjoy a ride from a woman with a british accent. the new message was introduced yesterday after a radio station held a contest. the winner from ventnor heights is now $1,000 richer. >> watch the tram car, please. >> ac had to replace its tram car message

that was better than the edmonds estimate of a decline 2.1%.ow have the four largest automakers in the u.s. all reporting better than expected sales last month. most of an incresse or doing better between 2% and 4% versus the estimate. back to you. >> thank you very much phil lebeau. look at utilities today. trading sharply lower as the broader indices trimmed their losses. dominic chou back at hq. >> rising interest rates may play part of that story. stocks lower led by a decline. the bigger laggards agl, edison edison, cms and xcel. ppl completed the spin-off of its energy generation business causing deutsche bank to cut its stock. interest rates playing a big part in the utilities story today. back to you. >> thank you, dom. it only makes sense to go to cme with rick santelli. yields making a nice move up here today. >> absolutely. yields hopping and the dollar's flopping. welcome, yra harris. i guess the best place to start today is lagarde and imf. you had thoughts this morning on the imf. >> more than this morning. i have been a critic of

. >> well, i think edmond burke was right, when we send people to legislative bodies to represent us, a responsibility both to represent us and represent the better interest of the country, but don't have a similar attitude to courts. courts supposed to be the impartial arbiters, the umpires strictly applying the law regardless of the consequences. my problem with chief justice roberts is you basically say, look, i acknowledge that this is a close call, and i acknowledge those words say what you think they mean, but i'm willing to invest them with a different meaning, because if they mean what they mean, we've got real problems with the law. and that's not what the courts are supposed to be doing, impartially apply the law -- >> i'm sorry, go ahead. >> they're supposed to be impartially applied law as written, and if there's a problem in the law, it's up to legislators to fix and not up to our courts. if it was unconstitutional, the courts have a right to declare it so. in this instance, the law was written a certain way, and if that causes problems in the administration of the law, t

jonathan: a photo of this t-ball team and edmond, oklahoma has gone viral. how adorable is this?he girls dressed up as elsa from "frozen." before there'd t-ball gear included black streaks under their eyes for the team photo. according to the girls, elsa is a good role model. >> she is strong and smart. >> girls have the power to do things and that is what we have to instill in our young ladies. they are putting on their sparkly dresses but they are playing a sport. jonathan: they only won one game last season but they say letting go. they look fantastic. kimberly: and no one had more fun than they did. jonathan: tune into "good morning washington" tomorrow because we are selecting a winner for an overnight stay at the hershey lodge. kimberly: you need to enter the clear from this morning on wjla.com. good luck to everyone. jonathan: let's turn our attention to whether. -- weatehr. doug: we have flash flood warning for the district. let's take a live look right now that a rooftop camera. we are looking west from a rooftop in rosslyn straight west to route 50. it is much brighter

so joe called edmond home year he who always took his calls. the judge explained her record is good, but sometimes we working on sundays. joe said give her a chance and if she doesn't work out the measure young man of her class who will leave his law firm and finish up the clerkship. so that's the caret. the stick was if you don't give her a chance, i will never recommend another columbia law student to you. i got the job. and other women of my generation you did as well are probably better than anyone else. the second job wasn't hard, but opening up for store was tough. >> now of course, you have had many clerks yourself who were parents at the time. is that unusual? not today. i had a number of clerks with two children, the first one i hired who was the primary custodian was a man. in his application, he explained that he was going to georgetown at night because his wife was an economist i think for the military firm of the world bank. so she had a full-time day job he took care of the children during the day. that's my dream for the world is

out over fifa corruption scandal the women's world cup tries to focus on the board and we are in edmonda for the opening game. ♪ allegations made to al jazeera suggest at least seven yemen government officials knew where al-qaeda chief bomb maker was hiding and he is still a wanted man and an operative who became a government informant has told al jazeera investigative unit he exposed the explosive expert's whereabouts and we report. >> reporter: one of the world's most wanted man thought to be al-qaeda's top bomb maker and reportedly built the devices in some of the group's most daring attacks and the underwear bomb on delta airlines flight 253 christmas day 2009 and explosives hidden in a printer on a cargo plane a year later. this al-qaeda infrom -- informant said he told them where he was hiding. and he says he informed from al-qaeda from 2006-2009. he had been a member of the group since the late 90s and claims he first met them in 2008 in yemen. he says he was training many of al-qaeda in the peninsula and informed people in security services including the president saleh's nephew

in another taser incident in may 2009, matt edmonds is wrapping up his bartending shift when out of nowhere him. >> he come and tapped me on the right, put a gun to my head and told me to get back inside. >> the gunman then grasp two more hostages, both of them hotel employees. >> me, the manager and the security guard. he was just asking for money. >> sergeant steve delorenzo of the new south wales police department is the first officer to arrive on scene. >> and i saw that there was a man with a high caliber semiautomatic pistol. and i noticed there were several hostages that were screaming. >> the sergeant is armed with a taser gun. >> 26 taser carries a camera on the front of it. it films the person who's going to be tasered. so i came up on his blind side and tried to tase the center of his body. the taser landed on a zipper and he wasn't shocked by the weapon. i kept walk towards him thinking that the weapon had worked. and he pointed his firearm at my head and try fired two shots. you can see him firing back point blank. >> a lot of noise, a lot of flashing. it's all sort of blurry b

as edmond burke said the only thing for triumph of evil is for good men and women to do nothing.appened in germany. that's what happened in japan. and could it happen in america. and that's the factor tip of the day. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news website and spout off. plenty of talk about tonight. o'reilly @foxnews.com. name a town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not be a jackanapes when writing to the factor. again thanks for watching the factor. friday's factor has a "special report" on the gun situation in america. so it's friday. everybody is out. put your little recorder on there because this is going to be hot. also we'll talk about pope francis and the global warming controversy. big show. the factor on friday. i am bill o'reilly. please always remember that the spin stops here. because we are definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight a mass murderer suspect in custody and back in south carolina after being captured 300 miles away and now a search for answers are under way following a devastating attack at a historical churc

. >> jim edmonds. >> what was the next shows of than in my wife is like -- >> the mother. >> jim edmondst they were talking about wheels up. >> i stayed up last night to watch it. it was on bravo. >> you missed the belmont but you saw the housewives of beverly hills. >> odd mom out. >> you watched that? you watched odd mom out? >> this is why content is going out. >> real housewives wheels up is going to be the first private aviation company that focuses on women, serena williams. >> did you know there was a hockey game on on nbc? >> yeah. you have to support the home team. >> okay. all right. >> it was a great weekend for nbc. >> great job. thanks. >> thanks kenny. >> that does it for us today. make sure you join us tomorrow. right now it's time for sidewalk on the street. . >> good tuesday morning. at the new york stock exchange. futures have had a bit of a bounce this morning but the dow has lost its gains for the year. s&p is on track for a four-day decline. ten-year is creeping back above 24 this morning and oil is caught up up a bit. our road map begins with the slicing and dicing

joining us with his insights is edmond lee. you think this is an opportunity for netflix are don't you? >> it definitely is. it was always going to be hard for netflix to jump into china by itself. it would always have to find some kind of a partner. you have to have a license by the government to do so. it's easiest to do that with a company that already has it. alibaba could be a partner for netflix. but that's the opportunity for netflix there. >> he was asked about ebay in a particular case but his response was revealing. >> doing business is not that simple on buy. you have to create something that never exist for the future. so we focusing more thinking about the next years. to buy big companies to buy jest like us it's not easy. so we have to think about how to develop our selves. >> i love how he says the internet is so young and the opportunity is out there for the taking. i wonder if it means alibaba has a more go it alone strategy in mind? >> if he has interest in ebay he's not going to say that too loudly. it was sm

so jerry called judge edmond palmieri, who always took his clerks from columbia law school.ained, well her record is good but sometimes we work on saturdays, even on a sunday. how would i count on her? and jerry said, give her a chance. and if she doesn't work out, then there's a young man in her class who will leave his wall street law firm and finish up the clerkship. so that's the carrot. then there was a stick. the stick is, if you don't give her a chance i will never recommend another columbia law student to you. well, armed with that, i got the job. and women of our generation you got a job, you did it as well, probably better than anyone else, so the second job wasn't hard, but opening that first door was powerfully difficult. >> now you have had many clerks yourself who were parents at the time, is that right? is that unusual at the court today, do you think? >> not today. i've had a number of clerks with two children. the first law clerk i hired who was the primary custodian of his children was a man. this was david post who's now teaching at temple law school. he -

. >>> edmond coward is an apple investor, he is bullish on the stock and he joins us now.ything you have seen or read that will make you buy more apple stock today? >> no brian. i don't think there's anything coming out of this conference today that's going to impale an investment decision on our part. i think the earlier commentary that you all had from your reporters is right on point. what we're looking for are -- what i'm looking for are things that are going to give apple a repeatable source of revenue. things perhaps we're going to see coming out of the music business. something ultimately out of the television business. apple pay is another one. it is going to be realtive for a company this size to move their earnings just on the basis of hardware or new device. what we want to see if we're going to turn this into -- from a good stock to a really good stock, a great skok stock, is some multiple expansion and usually that's going to come along with repeatable revenue opportunities. >> hold just one second. breaking news. ed we'll come right back to you. jon fortt has

in the city of edmonds, the court noted that these exemptions were complete exemptions from fha scrutiny. congress didn't say it was limiting disparate impact. it said, we don't want these claims to go forward. >> so, they have an argument. the other side has an argument. i don't want you not to have a chance to answer an important question. there are good arguments on both sides. the law has been against you. there has been disparate impact for 40 years. let me be fair maybe it is only , 35. it is universally against you. as far as i can tell, the world hasn't come to an end. the question i'm putting is maybe marbury versus madison was wrong. i don't think it was, but nonetheless, this has been the law throughout the united states it is important and all the horribles that are painted don't seem to have happened. or at least we have survived them. so why should this court , suddenly reverse an important law which seems to have worked in a way that is helpful to many people, has not produced disaster, on the basis of going back and making a finely spun argument on the basis of the text p