explore temple's impact.isit temple.edu/impact. ♪ >> welcome back to "inside story." pennsylvania's department of health just issued 12 permits for legally growing medical marijuana in the state. they will be good. coming up, starting in september, they'll start the registration and on until next year, when the program will be operational. many more permits, up to 25, will ultimately be issued, but this is the first group out of 450-plus. what do you think, ed, of the way that they're going about it? in fact, a company from woodbridge, new jersey, got one of them and a company from berks county -- no philadelphia companies yet. >> [ chuckles ] >> there's just a lot of money tied up in this, and as sympathetic as i am to people who are in need of medical marijuana and the research that could go on, and i think that we have to find a way to do it right. i'm just very skeptical that we will not transition from medical to recreational. >> you're afraid that it won't be tight enough? >> i think the way they're spr

explore temple's impact.isit temple.edu/impact. ♪ >> welcome back to "inside story." a bit of a controversy -- pennsylvania senator pat toomey is now a member of a 13-member senate committee that is going to be reviewing changes to healthcare as they try to work out their new approach to affordable healthcare -- changing the obama version, of course. the question has become, is he an appropriate person to be on that committee, first of all, because is there a conflict of interest, is what critics are saying. he got a number of donations totaling millions from some of the healthcare entities, including hmos, as well as some people who did medicare and that kind of legislation. so is it, you know, the fox watching the henhouse here? i mean, is he objective enough? let's hear what you think. >> i think he's totally objective. look, there's not a u.s. senator or congressman who hasn't gotten donations from pharma or health companies or whatever. so, i mean, that's kind of -- they're part of that process. and i do

explore temple's impact. visit temple.edu/impact. >> welcome back to "inside story."got so wrapped up in that last segment that, pretty much, i think we ate up all the time for inside stories, so i've got kind of my own inside story. people will tweet at me and say, "why are there no women on the panel?" i will tell you, we've got a revolving list, and sometimes it just works out that way, as is the case today, but i'm glad about it because it's father's day, and i get to know these people behind the scenes, and they're incredible dads. >> thank you. >> so, i want to take a moment to thank you gentlemen for being here, and i hope you're getting something more than a tie... [ laughter ] ...or a bar of soap -- that you're getting something you really wanted. >> getting the pleasure of being with my children. >> but, sam, the pleasure of being with your grandchildren, not to make you too old. it is the best job in the world, sam, and none of us would trade it for the world. >> and happy father's day to my husband -- you make it all worthwhile -- and to my dad. all right.

explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> phillies hit the road to start a nine game trip in arizona. they could be without halle kendrick for a while. former templewing out the first pitch along with josh jackson. you know who can throw? herrera. what a play at third protecting the 1-0 lead. right now phillies up 1-0 in the seventh. major league debut in the first ever start dealing right now. >> "jimmy kimmel live" live next on channel6 followed by "nightline." "action news" continues at 5:00 a.m. with gary hall. for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. have a great night. tonight jimmy has on diane keaton, music by phoenix. go dubs! ♪ warriors ♪ warriors >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, diane keaton, snoop dogg, lonzo and lavar ball, and music from phoenix. and now, put it this way, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome to the show. hi. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to you guys for coming.

temple so far because the on the half is underneath a neighboring building. >>> professional sports events don't always get reputation for kindness and compassion. but tell that to casey spellman 26-year-old who exploredy field for the first time this weekend. she saw a blind man trying to catch a cab after the game. she helped him out. the streets were full so she took his hand and helped him catch one. >> i said, would you like some help? and he said, that would be great. people were in front of him. i thought it might just help him out if he stepped in a little bit further. >> as you can see they shared a hug before the man took his cab ride home. >> that is fantastic. >>> it's safe to say when it comes to fashion what's old often becomes new again particularly true with an old fashion accessories called the fanny pack. >> the bag that used to be synonomous with tourists is back with a vengeance. fox's jennifer lahmers explains. >> reporter: they're not just for my family's 1992 day indication to cedar point amuse the park any more you can call it a belt bag if you want. that's what the designers are calling them but let's be real. they're fanny packs. úon the runway thanks to far gap mow and shein