drexel university professor frank lee has earned the guiness world record for largest architectural video game display again. lee and two colleagues create add computer program to play the classic shape fitting puzzle on two sides of the 437-foot sirius center in university city. this new record beats the previous record also set by lee last year he reunited a tar rash game pong the same building. >> turning back to your fox 29 weather authority now. beautiful day it there. one of the best of the year but i know we got changes coming scott. >> this nice weather isn't going to stick around too much longer. we'll need the umbrellas this same time tomorrow as we're looking at scattered showers even a few thunderstorms across our area. but look at the temperatures right now. this is seasonable for this time of year. mid 80s. humidity right now in the hup per 30s but with that wind direction out of the south southwest at 13 miles per hour it will pump in more moisture. so turning muggy overnight and tomorrow it's going to be warm and muggy as well. looking at the temperatures across the area w

drxle fro fesser frank lee and two colleagues played a giant game of tetris on the side of the building is the first time they broke the record, last year when another of lee's computer programs allowed him to play pong on the side of the sears center. congratulations. >> frogger next? maybe? >> that would be fun. >>> foiled by facebook. up next, the story of a man who logged on to that social media site, failed to log off and wound up in jail. >>> police in allentown suspect alcohol was a factor in this accident that sent a car through a restaurant. an 80-year-old was behind the wheel when the car went into the boston market on south cedar crest boulevard around 7:00 last night. a woman inside the restaurant was hit. she was taken to the hospital. >>> philadelphia police are searching for this burglar. the surveillance video shows the guy approaching a home on cecil b. moore avenue on thursday night. a few hours later heç returned and forced his way inside. police say the people inside locked themselves in their bedrooms while the guy stole some belongings and then took off. >>> a wat

what we are seeing in these comments to the fcc is, frank lee, what we hope for. we hope everybody can log onto and submit their comments. i want people to download this and put itom assia on their smartphone and measure the bandwidth than their house and to tell the fcc whether they are getting what they paid for. it you will get a heck of a reaction from government if you report in that you are not getting what you pay for. if you are getting what you pay for, they will complement your cable guy. it's a free app. -- speeds the point are pathetic compared to the faster countries that have internet access. >> there is nothing wrong with whining about it. you download the free app, send the message to the fcc. tell them you don't want to be in japan in order to get fast internet. >> i'm right here for it. really appreciate your time. thank you very much. -- thatp, alibaba's ipo is next. you can watch it streaming on your tablet, phone and at bloomberg.com and on apple tv. how did a four-year-old company overtake apple in china? find out tomorrow on a special editio

last year we showed you how drexel professor frank lee create a program to play pong on the sigh de of a center. they broke the record with a bigger game this time. they created it in april. they were entered once again into the book of world records today. >>> 12 local teachers are nominated for a grammy award from philadelphia and surrounding suburbs and two from new jersey. it recognizes teachers who have made a significant and lasting contribution to their field. the winner receives a trip to los angeles to attend the grammys plus a $10,000 grant for their school. best of luck to them. >>> another fantastic day with low humidity. it will stay like that for the evening. come tomorrow, we are tracking thunderstorms and along with this change the humidity will increase. you will notice that when you wake up. more like the second half of the day tomorrow you will notice the storms and then in the forecast we also have 90-degree temperatures. the heat and humidity is increasing. again, that's going to bring the storms, too. 85, allen town. 83, pottstown. 82, westchester. it does feel co

confederation is anchored on the creek and river, really no way to frank lee's position. the arnie of north virginia as grant saw it had been reinforced somewhat but there were more reinforcements that could come. now was time to make an attack before lee could reinforce his lines. richmond was only seven or eight miles to the rear. if he could break through the confederate works, he could take richmond. there is no better situation than to have the enemy with the river to his back. this looked like a perfect time to launch an assault. politically it was a good time as well. the nominating convention in baltimore was going to queen within the next week or so. what better present for president lincoln than the final demice of the army of north virginia. the soldiers with the army had fought on these fields during the seven days campaign and they knew this was no place to be with the fevers and disease and suffering of summer. grant decides now is the time to make an attack. now is the time to break through the army of northern virginia, let's do it the next day. it didn't h

lee cowan. >> cowan: chelsea handler's frank, some times brash sense of humor on chelsea lately has won her aoyal following. now news she's about to take her one liners to a whole new venue, tracy smith sat down with her for questions and answers. >> it's chelsea handler! >> chelsea handler had an itch. >> a lot of people don't know this but chelsea lately is a classically-trained actress. >> she no longer loved doing her own tv show. >> my best acting is every night on this show when i act like i'm interested in what i'm talking about a seven year itch. >> in april she scratched it. and announced the show would be sending. how are you feeling after seven years to be leaving? >> fulfilled. i'm teal very fulfilled. >> fifty cents. >> and why not? she's the only female late night talk show host on tv right now. >> you're very, very cute. you know that, right? >> you have a boyfriend. >> her program "chelsea lately" is watched by more than half a million people every night. >> i feel like you may deserve me for a couple of minutes. >> her five books or all best sellers. >> chelsea handler. >> he

. >> reporter: frank, nearly 30,000 people signed this online petition many of them household names, nancy pelosi, gavin newsom, mayor lee. they don't want the archbishop to attend the march for marriage in d.c. in two days. today, just this morning, when they delivered that petition to the archdiocese doors, they did not get a warm welcome. >> petition in hand, they delivered their grievance to the archdiocese front door but that door was closed and locked to them. >> let us ask for dignity to be respected. >> reporter: the staff person inside did not unlock the door. >> this is a false battle. this is a wrong battle. this is the last thing that jesus would be saying. >> reporter: still, they got their message across sliding the petition filled with nearly 30,000 signatures of support through the door. in these papers, politicians and other leaders say the march for marriage this week at the nation's capital is a homophobic event and they don't want the leader of san francisco's catholic diocese salvatore cordileone attending the event. >> june 19 event is being organized by some of the most extreme anti-lgbt organizati

amber lee is in san jose now with some video of the thieves actually in action. amber-- >> frank, we're in an area just off a block from hill road. now neighbors tell me thieves broke into this bank of mailboxes just this morning and it isn't the first time. >> i've already scoped out two women that are walking up here. >> reporter: one neighbor's surveillance camera captured two women grabbing mailboxes. and they emptied those as well. one in a pink hoodie and another in a dress makes them identifiable. >> you can see she is wearing a blue dress with a white design striped on the bottom. >> reporter: the women were joined by a man in a hoodie. he appears to be the same person who broke into another bank of mailboxes across the street two days ago. >> two weeks there's been six of these things that have gotten broken into. >> reporter: six people's mailboxes have been broken into. their fear is identify theft. they hope someone who sees this surveillance video will recognize the thieves and identify them to police. >> if someone has any idea just get ahold of them and see what ha

frank somerville. >> and i'm heather holmes. and police say they know who did it they just need help finding him. amber lee is at the cvs where the crime took place. is it true the victim didn't even weigh 100 pounds. >> reporter: that's what family tells us. she is frail and uses a walker to get around. they tell me she is improving. the attack happened right outside the cvs car. police showed ktvu news this survey listens video of the white 1992 toyota camera moments after the carjacking. what the video doesn't show is this vicious attack before the suspect stole the 89-year-old victim's purse and drove away in her car. >> he punched her, literally pulled her from her car. causing her some serious injuries. >> reporter: police called the attack brazen and heartless. the victim a mother and grandmother had just purchased medication from the cvs pharmacy and had walked out to her car. it was parked right by the store's front door. a friend who visited her today tells us what happened. >> and this man punched her in the face. so she flew for so many feet and came down that's when she broke her ribs and clav

lee edwards had a panel discussion on one of his 20 plus books that he is written, and i remember frank shakespeare, great conservative, ambassador frank shakespeare's in the audience, and frank asked a version of the question, morton. he said in all of the years we've had the conservative movement since the early '50s through now, we've only thrown up from the grass roots one principled conservative, ronald reagan. why haven't the conservatives done a more successful, better job? no one had the answer. i certainly didn't at that time. i am very, very encouraged, morton, going forward. since 1984 we have seldom had a major top tier conservative running for republican nomination. we've had some good conservative but quite frankly many of them if not most of them weren't top to. in 2016, i think we'll have a traffic jam of limited government, constitutional conservatives running for president. now, without giving away who my favorite candidate is, and i would be happy with any number of them right now, what i do is market and that's what i've done for 50 years is market. when you've got a

amber lee is in the city now with a growing frustration among passengers and also how a voter approved measure is playing into this dispute. amber-- >> frank we're at west portal a major hub for san francisco commuters. passengers tell me service was better today but that is still caused them headaches. >> on this second day of drivers calling in sick to protest the proposed contracts, sfm pa says it is running half the number of buses and training. >> monday on the way to work and home i had to catch a cab so i've had to spend $40 to get to and from work on one day. today i had to catch another cab downtown. >> reporter: the annoyance among riders is growing. even though the wait time for many has gone down compared to yesterday. passengers say munni is a lifeline often the only way to get to their destination. >> i depend on it to go to work. i do. >> reporter: many passengers say on time service was lacking even before the sick out. in an effort to improve service, voters approved prop g in 2010. requires munni operators be at least the second highest paid transit operators in the country. ktvu checked records to see where munni operate

frank mccourt. bryan stow's beating in 2011 left him brain damaged and closing arguments are expected tomorrow. >>> department of home lap security is overwhelmed by a surround of children he will lyle lee -- illegally crossing the border without parents. and in escondido near san diego, that was rejected, it attract the for park attracted property values in escondido. the company said they would install a tall fence around the property and tried to convince the city it would be safe. >> they say approximately who of sent it but not coming and taking it the to others and they decided to reject the permit. >>> and they are wrapping up its current session. there are three days left for the court to announce their decision. for some of the more closely matched cases, this includes it. >>> and they can look into what they owe for union dues. >>> we are getting a sneak peak inside the home for the 49ers. and in just 22 years and it is almost 2 million square feet. highlights include the roomy seats and more than 2000 televisions and 2 gigantic high definition score boards. levi is also being built with the environment until mind. it is very important and economically, there and they are look

." >> collar lee rose join -- charlie rose joins us live in new york from the big chair. good morning charlie. >> good morning franknd michelle. ahead we'll take you to las vegas for a closer look at the investigation understood way after -- underway after a deadly rampage that ended with five dead including two police officers. >>> plus, peter greenberg on this new california based airline that charges a monthly fee and lets you fly all you want to. it is the test case that could soon be copied across the country. >>> and one man's dream for an easy way to make a perfect cup of coffee has created a frenzy. we'll talk to a silicon valley inventor of the aeropress about creating the cheap device that's attracting coffee fans everywhere. see you at 7:00. the news is back in the morning. >> can't wait the hear about that. coffee is very important to us in the morning charlie all right. thanks so much. we'll see you at 7:00. >>> the new trading week starts with stocks and record territory again. >> here now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> good morning, certainly a lot of fans of the st

lee split up, this was a dog. people are saying ballpark franks, geez, jimmy dean.litoffs. i've done a lot of work on companies when they divide to shrink to grow. and people said, jim, don't get behind this one. this is a loser. well, this is one of the great winners i've ever seen. >> where all at action is now. these huge brand name, brand label. >> that's why i like white wave. they spun it off. dean is commodity and white wave is plant based foods and that's been a terrific business. >> it's a stable, recurring earnings business that conceivably has real integration benefits with another buyer. >> think about it. this is not stuff that is in keeping with the natural and organic. >> i know. but you seem so offended by the fact that people are still eating this stuff. >> it's not that great for you. >> so what. i mean, you know. >> why did i plan -- >> i mean my god. enough with the quinoa. will you stop? >> i planted a row of quinoa in my garden. >> i didn't know you could grow quinoa. >> i'm trying. doesn't look that good. hitting it with miracle grow, chemical

with lee he was involved with this terrible killing field. when i and frank product human rights between nixon and the human -- and the chinese government, what a missed opportunity that was. ernest were we to bring china into the u.n., which they eventually displaced taiwan. and then they did not have the foresight to say that democratization and respect for liberties is all-important. there was just an article recently about sleep on's daughter,- about his who says her greatest sense of tragedy was she was compelled to follow the one child per couple policy with forced abortions and forced sterilization. she was never allowed to have a second or third child. another horrible legacy of human rights abuse where brothers and sisters are illegal in china, forced abortion is commonplace, and the toll on women and the missing girls, maybe as many as 100 million missing girls in china -- host: 100 million? guest: 100 million. the discrepancy between was and girls is huge. this relates to unbelievable instability created gangs will be formed -- instability. gangs b

threshold's and dodd-frank that determine if the financial institution is significantly -- is a systemically significance? there's been a lot of discussion . >> the time of the general lee has expired. >> thank you. welcome. all speak on behalf of all the yorker's when i say we are so proud of you when your many years of public service. this is an important hearing. the financial stability oversight council was one of the keys of the dodd-frank financial reform and provided a forum for all of our financial regulators to come together to discuss the risks that they each see in the markets that they regulate. but from a broad perspective, from a systemic perspective and requires them to publish an annual report that describes in detail the emerging threats that they see in the financial market this is him -- tremendously important. the ranking member said 9 trillion. i have seen some that said that we suffered 16 to $18 trillion in lost to our economy. testifying before this congress, the economic shocks we experienced in the last recession or three times greater than the great depression. this panel has testified it was the only potential crisis in history that could hav

lee of california. an amendment by mr. rohrabacher of california. first amendment by mr. gosar of arizona. second amendment by mr. gosar of arizona. an amendment by mr. franks of arizona. the clerk will reduce to two minutes the time for any electronic vote after the first vote in this series. the unfinished business is the request for recorded vote on amendment number 32 printed in the congressional record offered by the gentlewoman from california, ms. lee, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. cloim amendment number 32, printed in the congressional record offered by ms. lee of california. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a vorded -- a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceeding