ali wore him out. >> i love george foreman.ere drugged, there's just no way -- he gave ali -- he gave him a beating -- >> for the first round. >> the first part of the fight. >> yeah. >> he was only -- ali let him wear himself out. >> if george was drugged, he was even stronger. >> that's what i think. exactly. he was slapping ali around a little bit earlier in the fight -- >> a strong man. >> yeah, yeah. you mentioned that you think he should have retired after that fight. i think others would agree, he should have retired then. he comes about in '80 or '81. you write that his family and those close to him begged him not to do that. why was he so determined when everybody around him said, champ, don't do it? >> a lot of it was money. >> yeah. >> as so often happens. you know, he had three ex-wives, he had a lot of kids to support, and he had this entourage making money off of his. boxing wasn't the -- money off of him. boxing wasn't the same. he loved the idea of being the first four-time champion. he thought he could beat lar

it came from former heavy weight george foreman. he tweeted this out yesterday, maybe you saw it, he's challenging actor steven see gall to a ten-round one on one fight. no holds barred. they can use whatever fighting style they want, mma, boxing whatever. foreman is of four years old, disee gall is 65 and he hasn't fought professionally for years. would you want to see that. >> no. i would have no interest in it. a lot of people would. who are you going to put your money onn must have ditched the foreman grill or something. what's up. the final five is up next. my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) here we come. you don't mess with america. here we go. your final five tonight, the motive remains a miss friday in the deadly las vegas shooting. the gun president says \he\e may talk gun control

tom foreman. tom, we're going to get back to you throughout the show as you're learning more information. again, we'll get back to tom. now i want to turn to cnn's chief political analyst gloria borger. also cnn's justice correspondent pamela brown joins us. good evening to both of you. gloria, cnn is learning the president is unhappy with the jfk document dump. why is that? >> well, i think he wanted more documents to be released and that didn't occur. and so we're told that he was given a choice. either release all of the documents without any redactions, even though there had been these problems that were raised by intelligence and law enforcement officials or release a smaller amount with the redactions. and he decided to do that. but also, he directed the agencies to come back to him in 180 days and with some fuller documents, if they could. imagine his consternation that in the 11th hour after 25 years there were these kinds of problems. >> gloria, can we turn to russia now and the president

foreman has been telling me that you had a hard life and that you deserve a second chance. well, i don't doubt that you have a hard life, son, but let me tell you what hardship is like. let me tell you about jim crow and let me tell you about segregation. let me tell you about a movement that fought for your freedom, people marched and struggled, died and martin luther king died for you to be free and what he did not die for was for you to be running and gunning and plugging in embarrassing your community and embarrassing family. you might get that second chance one day, young man but right now you will go to oak hill. ever since that day in court and in many days like them as i came to see that people like judge walker were not unique and there were many of them. it causes me to stop and ask the question how was it that this african american community came to lock up so many of its own? and that is what i said to answer in this book. now, the answer to the question is in the book and i hope you buy it and i will sign it. [laughter] but i know you all will not let me out of

the foreman cape and he identified it as a body and at that point called 911. on saturday, ahsan you take you's parents addressed the immediate yasm the body was their daughter. the person or personses that denied sided they wanted to take our baby away from us and away from everyone that loved her, you're a urd could. after the press conference the parents took no questions. no suspects have been identifie was someone she knew they took her niceness for granted. we still don't know how or when ashante was killed or why someone would do this. she'll always be alive in my heart. when i look at the sky at night and i see a star i will know it is her. ashante does have a boyfriend but during all of this he has been in basic training in south carolina and that's something we confirmed tonight through the family spokes woman. >> it's been finally feeling like the season, another fall- like day out there. warnl in the sun and cool in the shade . will this weather last into the workweek? fall has moved in. not going anywhere. the suitcase is unpacked and everything el

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in den foreman's arms start to get tired and then ali starts to fight back. ferguson told me he believes he was drugged by his old manager before the fight did he also told the that he gave $25,000 cash to make sure it was fair and found out later that ali p her baby tomorrow. [laughter] i asked his manager and he said that is ridiculous we only gave him 10,000. [laughter] bette e. beats george foreman becoming heavyweight champion again in and allegis says you are the champion time to retire. devoted to religion in your family. it is time to stop the ali cannot in and keeps boxing for the next six years he is lawrence overtaking more and more punches he begins to ask his friends do you think this is hurting your getting brain damage? just watches videos. his speech is slowing down chancellor his words. but he likes to do the tv shows and the entourage. he cannot get enough. so he continues to fight finally in 1981 he takes a terrible beating loses the last two fights not the way he wants to allows but he gets a third act that we forget about him. he disappea

president. >> reporter: tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> our thanks to tom foreman. >>> coming up oninto a dining scene that's booming. but is it good for everybody. a preview of tonight's brand-new "parts unknown" up next. how'd that go? he kept spelling my name with an 'i' but it's bryan with a 'y.' yeah, since birth. that drives me crazy. yes. it's on all your email. yes. they should know this? yeah. the guy was my brother-in-law. that's ridiculous. well, i happen to know some people. do they listen? what? they're amazing listeners. nice. guidance from professionals who take their time to get to know you. ♪ music plays throughout) as king midas, i eand so should you.uarantee. on struts, brakes, shocks. does he turn everything to gold? not everything. now get $100 back on a 2-axle brake service with your midas credit card. book an appointment online. ♪ if you wear a denture, you not only want a clean feeling every day, you want your denture to be stain free. did you know there's a specialty cleanser that's gentle enough for everyday use and cleans better than regular toothpaste? tr

foreman you ask me to forgive your client for girl i cannot do that but i'm trying. i will go along with that program and went into court and the prosecutor was best and the judge was surprised that the judgment along with them put him into the program. years later, i lost track of dante as a public defender couple eupepsia those that don't make it but those that do you never see them again per girl i was walking down the street by the metro it was a construction site over a decade later. he was a man with a hard hat and came down to talk to me. i wanted to sit down and have a meal it is a great moment. he was keeping a brief. [laughter] as a lawyer we're so excited but i reminded him of a terrible time. but he quickly gave me the story. he struggled but he got through the program eventually have full-time job and was not rearrested. when i left and i thought about what if our criminal justice system was or like mr. thomas more oriented towards mercy and redemption? i think it is possible. 8q. [applause] [inaudible conversations]

when machines order supplies over the internet the foreman organizes production via a smartphone and everything is digitally linked you could say that a company's future proof that the likelihood is it will also have opened its digital dollars to the possibility of criminal attacks these are on the right although only the biggest of them get media attention to want to cry attack in may this year was one example the malware shut down entire systems and demanded a ransom to unlock data companies in germany know the risks and according to a survey it's always the same suspects the main perpetrator is russian forty five percent of executives to see russia as a particular threat china is not far behind as third of respondents in germany believe that hackers from inside the u.s. could digitally spy on their companies or launch cyber attacks against them with the several of them interests can be. better reputation you will face in the market . seeing current media really there's about a large head in the past for sure this damages your appreciation you can have a direct financial impact or

>> yeah, besides what tom foreman talked about with mexico city, one of the first things i'm going to that handled oswald's files. the interrogations are evidently in here and i'm going to want to look at the testimony, the secret testimony still classified after all of these years in the 1970s of the head of counterintelligence and the cia before the church committee. this may have to do with the assassination or may have to do with other dirty deeds the cia was up to in central and south america. those are two areas i'm going to no matter what, they're going to be interesting. in addition, there is a psychological profile of oswald in here made by the cia, never been out. i'm going to look at that, but i have very low expectations for it because they made it after the assassination. i guarantee you they look brilliant after the fact. they know what the profilers should look like. >> very dangerous man. jared poezer in, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> power, sexual predators and the new accusations creating dialogue. the latest media figure facing sexual harassment allegations

tom foreman with our partners at c-n-n explains what "tannerite" is and what is natsot: "gonna fire in a few seconds..."what can fifty pounds of exploding target compound do? just watch. natsot: explosionthat's how much authorities say they found in the shooter's car. and youtube is filled with videos of people setting off other large amounts...natsot: explosionsexploding targets were developed so marksmen could see when they hit them at great distances. the chemicals to make them are sold by companies such tannerite, combined by the user in relatively small amounts, and set off by high-velocity bullets.natsot: exploding targetstannerite is often used as a generic term for exploding targets, so the company says it's not sure if the vegas shooter had actual tannerite products or some other brand. but a official says "the only proper use is as a shot indicator. it's not designed to destroy property." natsot: building blowing up still, the easy availability and potential for misuse triggered this bulletin four years ago: "the fbi has identified multiple incidents where criminals and extre

before george foreman sold grills efrgs two-time champion, an olympic gold medalist. before steven siegal had diabetes, he was a movie star. i really hope steven accepts this challenge. america needs something done to focus right now. let's be honest. the only thing they should be fighting over is the last piece of corn bread at the home town buffet. and batman is getting married. in the new d.c. comic, batman proposes to cat woman and she said yes. i don't want to ruin it and she said yes. poor robin. i guess that weekend at the bed and breakfast in vermont didn't do the trick but congratulations to batman and catwoman on this fictitious milestone that means nothing whatsoever. if you would like the send a gift, they are registered at bed, bat and beyond. [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: in other crime fighting news, o.j. is out of prison. he was released sunday night. he was released in the middle of the night to avoid any kind of contact with paparazzi. but of course within hours of leaving the correctional center, tmz had already caught up with him.

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he went and got the foreman. the foreman came and they identified it as a body and at that point called 911. on saturday ashante's parents addressed the media. the body was their daughter. the person or persons that decided they wanted to take our baby away from us and away from everyone that loved her, you're a coward after the press conference the parents took no questions. a family spokesperson woman tells fox5 no suspects have been identified yet. it was someone she knew they for granted. we also still don't know when or how ashante was killed or why someone would do this. she would always be a live in my heart. friends say that ashante did have a boyfriend but during all of this he has been in basic training in south carolina and that's something we also confirmed tonight with the family spokes woman. we're live in upper marlboro, fox5 local news. >> he's the leader of one of mexico's most notorious drug cartels. the agency is offering a $5 million reward that leads to his arrest. mess a flores drug traffick

tom foreman, cnn, washington. >>> i want to bring in political analyst and historian julian zelizer tomore about all of this. so julian, in your view, what's been the most revealing thing about the files uncovered? >> some of it was the disorganization and chaos in the days leading up to and following the assassination. the memo you just played where we learned that hoover knew someone was out to kill oswald or had information about this and they failed to stop it, that's really interesting. there's a lot of interesting documents. we knew this was happening, but about all the efforts to kill castro and to cause all kind of chaos in cuba, that's interesting to read. so there's some good nuggets and good material filling out how much they were tracking lee harvey oswald in the months leading up to the assassination. there's no smoking gun, though. there's no evidence from what i've seen so far of a conspiracy. >> and what about this alleged cuban intel officer? saying that he actually knew oswal oswald? >> yeah. we know some of this already. this had not all been unseen. there was inform

. >>> search owns foreman who grabbed a woman inappropriate ly at the university of delaware. take a look at this photo. police say he is wanted for unlawful sexual contact after grabbing a 28 year-old woman from behind and pushing her in the food cart. it happened just after midnight on sunday, on east main street in newark. police say there may be other victims. call police if you recognize that guy right there. >>> we may find out today who is facing charges in the investigation of russian meddling in the 2016 election. >> so interesting just days ago a federal grand injury a proved the indictment. >> of course there has been plenty of speculation about who is facing these charges and what they might be. top democrats suggest former testimony seven campaig chair paul manafort and former math security advisor may be at center of the probe. however, it is entirely possible that the person being charged, is someone we have never heard of. >>> g.o.p. congressman tray go wdy and former federal prosecutor himself said it is impossible to say how big of a deal these charges will b

he beats george foreman, because heavyweight champion again. elijah mohammed says you have done it all, you're the champion, time to retire. devote the rest of your life to your religion, your family. after this fight he does or so -- he marries veronica. he can't stop. keeps boxing. in those last years he fight another six years are getting slower and slower, taking more punches and you can see the effect on him. he began to ask his friends do you think this is hurting me? am i getting brain damage? you can watch his speech, watch his videos you can see how much his speech is slowing down, he is beginning to slur his words but he's also a celebrity and can't get enough of it, like hanging out with sonny and cher and doing tv shows, you like the entourage just like when he was a little boy, he loved the attention. he can't get enough of it. this goes on, he continues to fight, continues into the early 80s. finally in 1981 he fights larry holmes and take the terrible beating and fights one more time, loses his last week to fight, not the way he

tom foreman has been diving into the jfk files for us. he's here now with all the latest details. tom, hello to you. you have been digging through all these files. what have you uncovered so far? >> well, i've uncovered a terrific team of people here helping me dig because i couldn't possibly do it. look at this, look at this, don, this is just one of these files, this is 14 pages of handwritten notes. this gives you an idea of how hard it's going to be for everyone to sort through all of this stuff. what we have found is that almost immediately, the authorities were trying to cover an almost endless number of leads and ideas out there. for example, they were following at one point former member of the national states rights party because he was making a speech in florida in january after the assassination, detailing how he believed ruby, jack ruby, who killed oswald, had been working with oswald to set him up at the job at the book depository, make sure he was in a position to let him know where the route was, he was connected to police and that sort of thing and he killed oswald

news live from berlin still to come lewis hamilton a crown foreman along champion again we'll find out how he won the title number four on in mexico. first so who is being crowned head of the fed something beneficial to know for your with your name in the hat it was not a goal that are trying to. say what trump thinks ever since mr trump has taken office there's been a big question mark hanging over the position janet yellen is term expires february and there's speculation trump will appoint someone who favors a faster pace of interest rate rises this week. there's no business like show business they say but what about the business of running the world's biggest economy it's a blurry ninety washington u.s. president donald trump clearly hasn't forgotten the tricks of the trade honed on his show the apprentice in an instagram video posted on friday he proved he was a man well versed in the art of building suspense people are anxiously awaiting my decision as to who the next head of the fed will be it will be a person who hopefully will do a fantastic job and i have somebody very specifi

but there were one or two times that i was actually, thought about, but i could never get the foreman's job i wanted or the gang-push her job i wanted. it was always, i could be a pump or release operator or a roustabout, or repairman, but i couldn't get his supervisors job. host: nancy in north carolina. you can always find our "washington journal" online at c-span.org. supreme, to hear from court justice ruth bader ginsburg about her career, and social justice. she will be speaking with judge jan williams at the second circuit court of appeals. david: hello

tom foreman and jefferson morley, the author of "the ghost the secret life of cia spy master of jamesthe cry's counter intelligence director at the time of the kennedy assassination. tom, i want to start with you because you've been pouring through the thousands of pages of documents released. one of the biggest conspiracy theories was addressed in the document dump whether lee harvey oswald was connected to the cia. what did you learn? >> kind of addressed. look at this image from the document dump that says what was asked about that. during the course of this conversation there was a warren commission was doing its work a direct question, was he working for the cia. is that what happened. and yet, there was no answer. it basically gets cut off after that. is there any information involved with the assassination of president kennedy which in any way shows lee harvey oswald was a cia agent and then it just stops there. there's no answer. so, you know, i'm telling you if you're one of the conspiracy theorists you're like there's the evidence. >> right. >> if you're not you're saying th

tom foreman is with us as well. tom, you've been doing work in this area, a lot of research. walk us through exactly what you are hearing right now. >> well, basically the president is saying that he wants to give as much access as possible but he's had these warnings from these various agencies, cia and fbi primarily among them, that you can possibly do irreversible harm to national security to pour it all out there right now without these redactions. specifically, there seems to be concern over individuals who have worked with "time" as informants or unknown informants to the cia or fbi, law enforcement sources that may also be involved somehow and overall foreign relations. although you do have to ask, wolf, when you talk about several months here of review of this material, this has been planned for decades. decades. and now at the 11th hour, we're being told they need another 180 days to review. there's going to be a lot of scrutiny over that, no question. >> let me bring phil mudd into this as well. you used to work at the fbi and cia. why after all of these years they

. >> reporter: he sat quietly nodding as the jury foreman said over and over, guilty, guilty of usingweapon of mass destruction on 23rd street. guilty of planting another bomb four blocks north. and guilty of transporting explosives across state lines from new jersey to new york and back. >> rahimi's crimes of hate have been met with swift and resolute justice. >> reporter: u.s. attorney kim june stood with the prosecution in front of federal court in lower manhattan as well as fbi and leaders who worked in after the attack. surveillance video, fingerprints and a written logbook that seemed to be rahimi's confession, all of that convinced the jury. >> it was overwhelming. >> reporter: most jurors declined to comment, but the foreman spoke briefly. >> it's always difficult to work on the case, but the jury felt they satisfied the burden of proof. >> reporter: as for the woman who spotted the pressure cooker on 22nd street still connected to live wires but never detonated, she told business news 4 her reaction. >> it was a relief to know there is one less crazy person wandering the stre

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tom foreman joins us now with a closer look t so what have you learned, tom?obert mueller's team here is absolutely a who's who of some of the top attorneys in this country. let's take andrew wiseman, for example. he is a leading figure in prosecuting white collar and organized crime figures. michael dreeban over here has argued more than a hundred cases before the u.s. supreme court. very few lawyers ever get to say anything like that. he's also considered one of the top criminal law experts in this country. jeany reis a former deputy assistant attorney general. she came from the esteemed firm where mueller is in private practice, as did james quarrels over here. he's considered to be the point person in terms of reaching out to the white house when they have to have direct contact. and aaron zepley, he spent years with the fbi studying counterterrorism until he rose to the point of becoming the chief of staff for mueller over here. this is just the front row of his team here, and this is a true dream team of prosecutors. people who not only know how to colle

george foreman challenged steven seagal to a no-holds-barred fight in response to seagal bashing n.f.lers for kneeling. two 60-year-old men duking it out over patriotism? that's the senate america needs. ( laughter ) also, activists are working to bring a steel sculpture of a 45-foot-tall nude woman to our nation's capitol. all right, calm down, washington monument. you dog. and, finally, every year, when i look outside, i notice the leaves all turn red at the same time. how did the communists get to our trees?

. >> coast guards suspends being the search foreman who dis disappeared after oil rig eggs explosion, happened sunday night in louisianna, 44 year old from techs, hospitalized afe blast. four had since been released. crews have put out the fire. lo whether a chemical combination may have ignited on the platform leading to the explosion. >> florida's offering free repair for more than a million of its explorer suv's, sent to relieve public concerns over possible carbon monoxide leaks from the vehicles. now, ford previously offered free repairs not law enforcement version of the explorer. now the company has expanded the offer to about 1.4 million explore nerves north america. the auto maker not calling this move a recall, only, saying repairs are for peace of mind. >> cooler temperatures have arrived. but a warm up, well, it is on the way. >> chelsey, what's up for the weekend? >> never too soon to srt talking about the weekends, guys. we are going to be warm, warming up through the week, especially by the weekends. talking about high temperatures in the 70s, not only that, we'll top i

tom foreman is here in "the situation room."s a candidate, the president indicated he was against that name change. >> you can bet the temperatures will skyrocket in both alaska and ohio over this bit of news. which is reviving a bitter feud that truly went on for more than a century. towering more than 20,000 feet over the alaskan wilderness, this is the tallest mountain in north america, and also appears to be a big chip on the president's shoulder. so much so that he took it up with the two republican senators, lisa murkowski and dan sullivan. the issue -- in 2015, president obama changed the mountain's name from mt. mckinley to denally. >> flying in on monday, i had the view of something extraordinary from air force one. the great one, denali. >> the move came amid much praise in the far north. >> alaskans have fought for this to happen for years, knowing it was a gold prospector who named the mountain after president mckinley, who never set foot in this state. >> in ohio, the home state of the assassinated 25th president, o

i'm just left just saddened, tom foreman, thank you so much.al in las vegas was full of families. many of whom have young children. my next guest was at the festival with her daughter. she and her daughter won tickets to the festival specifically to see jason aldean perform. jen, thank you so much for calling in. i cannot be gigin to imagine wh you and your daughter have gone through. how are you doing and how is your daughter? >> we're doing better. we are both really shooken up, and still really scared and my parents were actually across the street at the tropicana when all of this broke out. and does your daughter even -- does she understand what happened? >> i believe she does, i just don't think she understands why people do this. >> i don't think any of us understand why people do this. >> yeah. i don't think anybody of us can even grasp the concept of why people would want to hurt innocent people. >> so where were you when you started hearing these loud popping noises? >> we, um, i want to say we were kind of we were more toward the back

cnn's tom foreman has more on this curious subject. >> reporter: towering more than 20,000 feet overhe alaskan wilderness this is the tallest mountain in north america and it also appears to be a big chip on the president's shoulder. so much so that he took it up at the state's two republican senators, lisa murkowski and dan sullivan. the issue, in 2015 president obama changed the mountain's name from mt. mckinley to denali. >> flying in on monday i had the view of something extraordinary from air force one. the great one, denali -- [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the move came amid much praise in the far north. >> alaskans have fought for this to happen for years noting it was a gold prospector who named the mountain after president fo this state. >> reporter: but in ohio, the home state of the assassinated 25th president, outrage. then speaker of the u.s. house, ohioan john boehner said he was deeply disappointed. governor john kasich said potus once again oversteps his bounds. and candidate donald trump -- >> oh! >> reporter: with the state's primary still ahead, he tweeted,

correspondent: what we know so far, and it is being confirmed by the foreman minister -- foreign ministeris thatgerdard schroder went to turkey just about a week after the german elections, so within the last month. where he actually spoke to the president. but people are asking, what price was the release of peter steudtner? we do not know the details of the deal and it is something that will be of interest, obviously, in the coming weeks. what is also interesting is to say how this develops for gerdard schroder. not everybody will be happy he is involved in this work for the government. he is receiving a paycheck currently from vladimir putin now that he is on the board of an oil company there. >> he is a complex figure in all of this, but happy days for the family of peter steudtner. but it begs the question, why peter steudtner and why not a very prominent person in jail and other german citizens? why has he not been able to secure their release? >> from the information we have had confirmed so far, peter steudtner actually asked forgerdard schroder and others to be released. it is so

. >>> a hearing foreman accused of killing a 17-year-old muslim girl during ramadan spun into chaos today when the victim's parents had an emotional outburst in the courtroom. fox 5 evan lambert is live at the fairfax county courthouse with the details. >> reporter: a 22-year-old darwin torres had his preliminary hearing hearing this afternoon in a fairfax county courtroom. a lawyer for the victim's family confms became so upset upon seeing torres they had a very emotional outbreak here in the courthouse. sheriffs deputies had to be called in to secure the courthouse after the outburst. you're looking at video of that and friends of 17-year-old nabra hassanen who came to the courthouse to show support for her family today. according to several reports, the parents of the 17-year-old murder victim shouted at the accused killer 22-year-old darwin martinez torres, at one point witnesses heard the mother shout she would kill martinez and throw a shoe at him. the commonwealth's attorney's office confirms after the chaos, martinez torres waived his right to a preliminary hearing. that means it

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. >>> today there is a preliminary hearing foreman charge in the shooting death of the haverford man over the summer. derek rollins was arrested in august in georgia more than a month after deadly shooting have generally, authorities say rollins shot and killed lee july 29th, rollins is also accused of firing at two men in philadelphia's overbrook section just 20 minutes before lee's shooting. those men were not hurt. >>> the pennsylvania state house will pick up a debate on gambling expansion at 8:00 this morning. it is latest effort to close a gap in the state's licensing overdue budget. state senate approved their version last night, the plan would authorize up to 10 new satellite casinos, legalize internet based games and permit video slots at truck stops. senate leaders expect plan would raise more than 200 million-dollar, machine toy help state close 2 billion-dollar budget deficit. >>> the trump administration is siding with pro sports leagues in their opposition to sports betting at new jersey casino and race tracks. new jersey governor chris christie says sports leagues are

more breaking news, manhunt foreman who escaped police custody, what police found while they were searching that guy, a whole lot of drugs, and also, we're got another search for a killer after two teenagers, 16 year old, gunned down in the middle of the street over a 12th and ritner. we have lot of stuff going on on this very busy day. good morning to all of you just waking up and joining us, thomas drayton has the morning off. we've got lot of construction going on. good morning, bob kelly. good morning, sue serio. i saw tons every construction going on all around. >> construction, famous south street restaurant up in flames, and a lot going on this morning. >> there is a lot going on. so we tart with the weather today. we had the rain, then it was gorgeous, sue. >> right. the second half of the day was fine yesterday. and starting off, well, little less than fine this morning, we will go with nine out every ten, but we have some fog out there. we will talk about that coming up. calm start to the day specially compared to all of the wind we had yesterday. bus stop buddy, sixers game tonig

let's face it they're not impair their foreman's economy governance and the eurozone is so weak. some of our political approach is just the real world. across the european union euro skeptic parties of recently being gaining support in france marie le pen the leader of the national front party was the main rival to be elected president. in germany the f.t. not only entered parliament for the first time but also became the third largest party in the bundestag the freedom party in austria also came in elections their former czech foreign minister serious for border things the mood is ripe for euro skepticism within the e.u. . in your view are all. the. euro skeptic forces going to see him hardly gentlemanly of course in austria this is a massive victory of euro skeptic forces and maybe in the czech republic mr buckbee in the houston movement and more belongs to the. group of party is who are against. us with you all or. does of which some called the vet is strong send you rubin of. human rights activists and n.g.o.s are urging the greek or therapies to improve conditions at their r

he gets a shot at the heavyweight champion again fighting george foreman. this becomes the fight for black pride to declare who's the toughest black man on earth. don king pulls off a spectacle, nobody has ever seen anything like it. ali is a slower fighter. i counted all the punches he took he probably took about 200,000 punches if you include his amateur fights but by this point he's actually training to take those punches. he believes he can build up resistance and nobody cannot come out. like calluses you taken a punches and you will be immune to a knockout. the left george foreman the strongest man in heavyweight boxing pound away at him until his arm start to get tired and then he begins to fight back. foreman told me that he believed he was drugged before that fight by his own manager. he also gave 25000 cash to make sure was a fair fight and later found out ali's people gave more than that. then this manager said that's ridiculous that's the stupidest thing i ever heard really give them 10000. >> take it for what you believe. but it beats george for

cnn's tom foreman reporting.ore note on the las vegas shooting, earlier in the program we talked about the shooter's girlfriend. late tonight her attorney released a statement saying she continues to cooperate fully with the investigation and that she's not planning on making any public statements in the immediate future. up next, tropical trouble. nate strength ents and takes aim at other gulf cities. mandatory evacuations tonight for parts of the big easy. we'll get the latest forecast and talk to a noaa hurricane hunter aboard a plane that flies into the storm. taxes and fees included. and now netflix included. hey, it's me, your dry skin. i'm craving something we're missing. the ceramides in cerave. they help restore my natural barrier, so i can lock in moisture and keep us protected. we've got to have each other's backs and fronts. cerave. what your skin craves. and fronts. (avo) but you also have a higher risk of heart attack or stroke. non-insulin victoza® lowers a1c, and now reduces cardiovascular risk. v

tom foreman. tom, thanks. now, the president's decision to not release all the jfk files.costa joins us now from the white house. so explain the change of course in the 11th hour tonight. >> reporter: right. anderson, apparently some of these intelligence agencies, national security agencies that had some oversight of these files were raising objections with the white house as late as today. so the president, receiving those objections, decided late in the day, from what we understand talking to our sources, to punt this off for another six months. there were 2,800 some odd documents that were released through the national archives this evening, but many more were being kept hidden as of tonight. and that was a decision made by the white house, despite the fact that the president was saying in the last several days that he was going to try to get all these files out there. now, we do know, from talking to people at the white house this evening, that the president was not happy about this. apparently he was pretty irritated that all of this came up at the last second, in te

from the trentonian , princeton police searching foreman who robbed the bank on nassau street late yesterdayscribed as 6-foot tall black male wearing a green baseball cap, green hooded sweatshirt and faded jeans. >> and the front page of the times herald, the touring walls every great or forwards state prison, higher tech new err version, $350 million, scenic prison, slate today open next summer, the machine million scare foot facility largest single contract ever issued by pennsylvania. >> that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> up next: pat's here with your morning sports. good morning, pat. >> good morning, guys, if you missed last night thursday night football game well plenty to talk b see the vicious hits that have the ravens upset. plus get you ready for eagles football sunday. and we catch up on the flyers north of the board err. that's correct next on " eyewitness news" this morning a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years-