hi everybody and welcome to fyi philly.. we are at the newly restored garden pier on the boardwalk in atlantic city. and in just a few days, tens of thousands of others will be here, as well. the atlantic city air show is this city's signature summer event! flyers from all over the country soar just feet over the boardwalk and beach. local crews too. we took to the skies with the raiders demo tm

hi everybody and welcome to fyi philly..e at the marina at penn's landing this week, the world's best fisherman will be right here on the delaware river. that's because philly is hosting.for the first time ever.the bassmaster elite series we'll have more on that in a bit but first let's talk food. philly's restaurant scene is off the charts! we did some taste testing at two new eateries

. >> fyi philly with a special half hour preview of the atlantic city air show.ers gets a bird's eye view of some of the heart stopping stunts in store. here's a preview of what you will see saturday night at 7:00. >> ♪ >> welcome to the raiders practice for the atlantic city air show. >> reporter: the raiders demo team takes their act all over the country delighting crowds with twists and turns that defy sensibilities. >> we come up. we pull up into the vertical. >> reporter: you'll see canopy rolls at 1500 feet. >> you all set. >> reporter: inverted flying and loops that can go as low as 250 feet off the ground. >> we start out at 180 miles an hour and we transition from diving flights to vertical and at that point it's 4g pull. >> reporter: their home airport is the flying w in medford, new jersey, a short flight from their favorite air show. >> atlantic city just about 11 o'clock and 40 milessism this will be the sixth time these jersey pilots have represented at their hometown event, the atlantic city air show. >> it's always been my favorite air show. >> it

check out the feed on the fyi network on thursdays.ture from our parent company at disney and hurst. >>> go to our instagram pages on "good morning america." >>> coming up the grammy nominated r&b sensation kem here live to perform. ♪ nobody like you ♪ hey >>> "gma's" back-to-school lunch box cookoff brought to you by target. expect more, pay less. >>> grammy nom fwhated r&b sensation kem is here to share the live. the singer/songwriter racked up four number one hits including his current number one smash "it's you ♪ we're going to hear in just a moment. here's kem's story. ♪ you've been giving me the loving i've been missing ♪ >> he said that love is the inspiration for his music. >> you're the love of my life. >> reporter: and through three gold albums and two grammy nominations that's just what this silky voice kem has been singing about with r&b hits like "love call". ♪ love is calling your name >> reporter: in fact he's been singing about love, loss and faith for over a decade but for all the vocal smoothness there have been some

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fyi.e's what's frustrateling, verizon did surge, before the last two day, it was working out, carter, do you still like verizon? why didn't the safety stocks work? >> as a treatment, it's not so much about safety stocks wornlging, it's about whether there yield play, this bond proxy is a place to be. we like at&t, we like verizon, despite the big surge and give back, if you can has changed on a pattern basis. we have a lot of time and trade. we leak it here. we'd stay the course. for the problems. >> what are you going to do? >> i'm definitely going to stick with this. you know because the price of options rose a bit. despite the stock is below 50. it has declined more than this option. the other thing i'd point out here. this is an inflation proxy, like utilities, rental income. if we see a lot of concern about rising yields, i don't think it will affect the one that much. we have a lot of time. we have until january to play out. i'd stay with it. >> i think people look at these yield pla

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starters will see a good bit of playing time tonight, fyi, birds fans parking lots open up at 2:30, gates>>> forbes magazine is out with their nfl team values, eagles are rank number seven with one point $57 billion they were number seven last year as well valued at 1.3 billion. jeff laurie paid 195 million for the team in 1994. cowboys are on top here worth $3.2 billion. >>> the the phillies will open up a week even series with the cardinals tomorrow night. card are just a game and a half behind the brewers in the national league central division. also, the phillies cheering on the taney dragons from their dug out at citizens bank park yesterday afternoon. that was very nice. chase utley broke a tie with a blooper, into right field, in the fourth. jimmy rollins scores and phillies take the lead in this game. cole hamels got the win thanks to a great job by phillies reliefers. phillies win four-three and take two of three from seattle. >>> right now 5:26. the it is do or die today for those taney dragons as they fight to stay alive in the little league world series, cleve? >> reporter: we

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fyi, if you look at the picture on the internet that looks like a mugshot, if you meet the date on the placard he is holding -- if you look at the date on the placard is holding, it is actually 1940. what happened was he was conducting his arrangement at the symphony. the first night, he conducted the piece. there were so many complaints from the audience because of dissonance in the arrangement, which is actually not that dissident if you listen to it, there were so many complaints that somebody told the police and there was an ordinance in massachusetts about rearranging the star-spangled banner in odd ways and the police came to the second night of the performance and said i don't think you know this, but there is an ordinance saying cannot perform this piece the way you have done it. if you do, you will be charged a $100 fine. then i willaid ok, play it in a standard arrangement. he went out and did it and that was that. there was no arrest. it was not an exciting story where stravinsky gets hauled off the podium and drug off to jail in the middle of the piece was still conducting.

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. >>> very few female athletes of any age ever make the cover of "sports illustrated" just fyi so again to go, mo'ne. >> she is special. absolutely. >>> we continue to follow breaking news for you tonight. protestors marching in oakland over the ferguson, missouri shooting. police standing by to keep the peace. look at the crowd. there are reports of freeway off-ramps being closed. we are going to get a live update from joe vazquez. >> business owners caught on camera fighting crime with their own hands. the final straw that led to this wild brawl. >> and moms making a statement at a posh california store. the protest after a woman was told to breast-feed in the ladies room. ,, ,, bulldog: you don't need to camp out 'til labor day to reward yourself. get a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. not to labor the point, but this sale ends soon. ♪ mattress discounters missouri. kpix five reporter >>> we have breaking news from oakland. a demonstration right in the wake of a police shooting that's going on in missouri. >> kpix 5 reporter joe vazquez is in the middle of

. >> fyi. >> all right.barney's has to pay up for racial profiling allegations. >> the state of new york just slapped the store with a fine. a big $1,525,000. last year several customers complained barney singled them as potential shoplifters. they claim it happened because their minorities on top of the fine the store has hired what's called an anti profiling consultant. saying it's updating its detention policy and improving employee training. >> a gust of wind pushes a stroller with a baby inside right on to some train tracks a woman gets the child out of harm's way but what happens next as officials baffled. >> bed bugs are just nasty business and their population is explode in some areas. next the contraption that gets rid of the blood suckers and it's cheap. hey, scott. >>> hi, lucy. coming up the timing of rainfall how big is acme's anniversary sale? it's huge! ♪ it's acme's anniversary sale. this week check out the quaker breakfast event, $1.49 each. nabisco chips ahoy cookies, $1.99. and frito lay p

. >> we saw some hands up, we saw some fingers up too, some specific fingers, fyi sorry about that for folks at home. this is an evening program. what is the goal? is it to march? and where are they marching? >> reporter: now they're just marching around in a circle. the demonstrations really congregate in front of the quik trip convenience store. the cops are saying you want to march, you can march all night long. but you have to keep marching all night long. sorry about the fingers. they get more aggressive. >> part of what's underlying this case is race. ferguson is 65% african-american, we have a police force with only three african-americans on it, the vast majority are white. are the protesters predominantly one race or is there a mixture? >> reporter: there's a mixture. but the white demonstrators are definitely in the minority here. this is a predominantly black march out here, megyn. >> all right, mike. we've seen outrage in response to this case from all races across the country. and we're taking your thoughts on whether they ought to be feeling that way. go to facebook.com/t

we're also being broadcast live on c-span, fyi, and i was supposed to say something aboutn earthquake safety. i think the drill is if you feel an earthquake, please leave calmly, calmly, and put your ou hands over your head. i want you also to know that at the end of thefrom session, abo0 to 15 minutes before the end, we will be taking questions from y the audience. there's a mic set up in one of the aisles and if you're you impossible, just raise your hand, we can bring a mic to you. let me start with myra mcpherson. >> that would be me. >> she's an author and a veteran journalist. she spent manyrote years at thei "washington post" writing for no that paper's legendary style section. shes, has interviewed serial led killers, celebrities, international leaders like cuba's fidel castro, and when she was an infant she ies s interviewedhe president kennedy. >> i was 4. >> a series that she wrote for "the post" on vietnam veterans led her to write her ground-breaking book "long time passing: vietnam and the haunted generation," one of the first ss books, if not the first to examine the in

recommendation is approximately for all medical care about 2 billion more than one that va recommended for fyi 2015 which will be starting soon. something less than a billion dollars more. when i will also say is over the last ten years the difference to train what has been recommended overall is a billion more than what has been appropriated. for the most part what has been appropriated is virtually equal to what has been asked for by the administration. there has not been a lot of difference. basically over that time what i would suggest to you is if that kind of commitment had been made maybe we would incrementally to fill capacity in. part of what is hard to stomach about $17 billion right now -- and biscuits and the chairman concerned about spending resources appropriately, can they really spend $7 billion in such a short time appropriately to get the right staff in the right place doing the right think? and that is the concern. if this had been done incrementally over a greater time in a perfect world would have been done correctly. >> i yield back, mr. chairman. >> thank you, mr. chairm

fyi, but also interested in working at the pew research center. >> this is an area that is rich in future research. there is some new promo very research that has come out at harvard. he has a relatively large sample of daca recipients. one of the things he looks at is whether they get jobs. yes. but they are also getting drivers licenses. this allows the much more mobility, the ability to get to school and work. i think there is a lot more to look into there. >> other side? >> thank you for indulging one more question. know, it is indisputable that illinois and chicago are leaders in this area. they want to be the most welcoming state and committee. and i have done a lot of international awareness in the united states and other countries, particularly europe. there is an integration -- immi gration index in terms of how welcoming they are to immigrants. sweden is always the top of the list, followed closely by canada. itn i think about illinois, is kind of the sweden of the united states. people from far away, external s left-leaningha politics that often make immigrant friendly policies

the secretary fyi 2015 target of processing disability claims at 125 days. the latest and processing. >> start claims resulted from an adequate program control and the redirection of resources to process other claims processing prior ready. adequate resources and the proper allocation of resources out paramount's to realize the benefits of the transformational initiative. delays also occur due to a lack of training to ensure staff properly identified a quick start claims, which is the first step to initiate timely processing action. our results support that the quick start plans were at risk of processing errors such as erroneous disability evaluation or improper grants or denial of benefits. we projected staff accurately process 62% of a quick start claims in 2011 while the accuracy rate for 2013 and improved. these rates are still well below the secretaries 98 percent accuracy gold. delays and errors impact veterans receipt of disability benefit payments in two ways. first, the processing delays of 2011 resulted in a number of veterans waiting an additiona

. >> twitter's mad right now, fyi.part probably because in your piece for "the washington post" you characterized the president's comments about ferguson as tone deaf, disappointing, overly cautious to a fault, and i'm wondering why. >> well, you know, bless twitter, the twit-wits notwithstanding. you and i have been extremely supportive of this president. the thing among friends is you can say, hey, i disagree with you and i think that it is detrimental to the issues at hand for the president of the united states of america not to be there. first of all, his words being too cautious. there's one thing to strike balance, which is necessary. he doesn't want to, as he said, put his thumbs on the scale, to tip them in any way before the investigation is clear. i get that completely. but we're not talking about you putting your thumbs on the scale for the michael brown case. we're talking about you providing a balance for the history and the legacy of african-american and latino and other peoples being subjected to crimina