. >>> gray is the color of the day. temperatures are above average but i have a feeling the gray clouds may have an ifeeffect on business. >> yeah. as we look across the board you can see it kind of looks like yesterday. a lot of today will look like yesterday. a mostly gray day. spotty showers in the forecast. not a lot of us getting rain right now. a few areas looking at spotty showers. there was a flood advisory because of the rain continuing to fall. you get hours and hours of it. a lot of us dealing with clouds today. only at 75 degrees in philadelphia. wilmington at 74. 71 degrees right now. allentown 73. a lot of us should see highs around the upper 70s, low 80s but that's it which means below average for this time of year. we keep the clouds and we are talking cool temperatures that last right into the weekend. we'll look at how the temperatures sit and talk about that more coming up. >>> allentown mayor indicted. the pay to play scandal has been unfolding for the last four years. they called on the feds to fina

after the altercation with gray, johnson and williams appeared to leave. gray stayed at the party. these are some of the last photos taken of him. >> when we walked out johnson was waiting and had a gun. after the shooting, williams is accused of driving johnson from the scene going to a baltimore hotel and later to d.c.. williams was arrested and channeled as accessory after the fact. >> this remains a top priority of our officers. >> arlington police are working with federal officials to find johnson but they need the public's help. >> we figured this go fund me him getting found. >> they wanted to encourage anyone who knows where johnson may be to speak up. he launched go fund me to increase the reward for information. >> after two days it got over 2 k and then it's over 3 x. we want to hit the 10 k mark. >> no surprise considering his many friends. they gathered for a remembrance this past weekend. >> we felt his energy there you know. >> gray's parents say their son had so much more to give the world and they want the man who took his life to face the consequences. >> we want

gray. >> thank you for the update.ing out and about this morning was tough for many people with the wind and rain. mobile 6 live at 35th and win chester in longport, new jersey. remember it's best to turn around and not get stuck in that high water. that was or photographer bob harvey out there. this is from sea isle city, two feet of water turned landis avenue into a virtual river. the water rose up the wheels of the cars and trucks that drove through the area. the water crept up to the front doors of businesses there. we turn to "action news" reporter bob brooks live in north wild where there was serious flooding going on. that piece of video we saw had a whole lot of water and there's standing water behind you there. >> reporter: the area got pounded early this morning. the rain has stopped, looking at the skies, it's looking better, but the big problem is the wind whipping through town. behind me you can see that is park avenue we're at the corner of park and 26th in the parking lot of an acme. it is flooded as far

boyden gray is the founding partner of boyden gray and associates. he's a former u.s. ambassador to the european union and a former white house counsel. also very pertinent to our program today, he was counsel back in the first bush administration, george h.w. bush to the presidential task force of regulatory relief, for which he wrote the original executive order 12-291. we don't want to get hung up on numbers here and i have a hard time remembering but he can fill us in on what that was. boyden, someone told me once when i had another ambassador on our program, that once you're an ambassador, that that title never leaves you, that you're always ambassador. if i forget to refer to you as ambassador, i ask your indulgence with that. the other thing i want to say about boyden before we get started is he left off of his resume probably the most important -- what i think is the most important position that he held during his illustrious career. a former chair of the section of administrative law and regulatory practice of the aba. that might not strike you as being as imp

you can see a lot of gray along the coastline. that's the satellite showing you that low cloud cover. we'll zoom in tighter on live doppler 7 and you can see not only are clouds starting to fill in over much of san francisco, they're now stilling through the golden gate strait and those in richmond are starting to see the marine layer. this is shooting you shout right now. you can see there's the low clouds. marine layer will expand meaning most locations will experience gray skies first thing tomorrow morning. out there right now, a wide range in temperatures. typical for this time of the year. we're holding at about 70 in hayward. 67 in oakland. san jose, tons of sunshine in the south bay, 74. brentwood sitting at 89 degrees. overnight tonight, here we go. the call, a lot of 50s on the board from the coast to the bay and inland. you also notice a lot of fog. not only along the coast but that is the gray shading you see spilling in from concord to fremont, even patchy fog stretching from san jose overnight tonight. that typical t

you can see a lot of gray along the coastline.satellite showing you that low cloud cover. we'll zoom in tighter on live doppler 7 and you can see not only are clouds starting to fill in over much of san francisco, they're now stilling through the golden gate strait and those in richmond are starting to see the marine layer. this is shooting you shout right now. you can see there's the low clouds. marine layer will expand meaning most locations will experience gray skies first thing tomorrow morning. out there right now, a wide range in temperatures. typical for this time of the year. we're holding at about 70 in hayward. 67 in oakland. san jose, tons of sunshine in the south bay, 74. brentwood sitting at 89 degrees. overnight tonight, here we go. the call, a lot of 50s on the board from the coast to the bay and inland. you also notice a lot of fog. not only along the coast but that is the gray shading you see spilling in from concord to fremont, even patchy fog stretching from san jose overnight tonight. that typical trend of gray

now all eyes on gray. morales, it's a shopper. gray throws it away.d up the middle. makes the dive and the stop and throws high. another error. again, everybody is safe. so still in the second inning, ryan gomes, opposite field, down the line, two runs score. gray gives up four unearned in the second. he does rebound. batista, a swing and a miss there. nine ks for gray in six innings. but the a's are trailing. it is 4-1 now and they're in the eighth inning. the panda watch tour continues in sacramento tonight with pablo sandoval. the panda played three games in san jose after signing with the giants. that's a ball. the big giants are posting pittsburgh. >>> eight months ago, bruce arena took over a soccer program that was in desperate shape. they head into tomorrow's gold cup final. the national team spent the day practicing at the home of the san jose earthquakes. they will take on tomorrow night at levi stadium. >> we know we face an opponent that has played well, and will be a very difficult opponent to beat tomorrow. i know they'll be prepared. th

now all eyes on gray. morales, it's a shopper. gray throws it away. error. 1-0, jays now. this is grounded up the middle. makes the dive and the stop and throws high. another error. again, everybody is safe. so still in the second inning, ryan gomes, opposite field, down the line, two runs score. gray gives up four unearned in the second. he does rebound. batista, a swing and a miss there. nine ks for gray in six innings. but the a's are trailing. it is 4-1 now and they're in the eighth inning. the panda watch tour continues in sacramento tonight with pablo sandoval. the panda played three games in san jose after signing with the giants. that's a ball. the big giants are posting pittsburgh. >>> eight months ago, bruce arena took over a soccer program that was in desperate shape. they head into tomorrow's gold cup final. the national team spent the day practicing at the home of the san jose earthquakes. they will take on area make ja tomorrow night at levi stadium. >> we know we face an opponent that has played well, and will be a very difficult oppone

gray would go six scoreless innings, upping trade value.hird homer of the year comes against a team he played for last year. holy toledo. 3-0 athletics. a couple of hours later, the a's only all star, to xfinity and beyond. 21st of the year. we will see what happens with mr. sonny gray. >>> giants and padres, we know what is going to happen with mald i son bumgarner said for his return tomorrow. good to have him back. bottom of the first, the foul pop. eduardo nunez the sliding catch off the d.l. top of the second, giants up 1-0. johnny cueto signals. kwalt owe bothered by persist enlt blisters, left after four innings. 4-3 zone. buster posey muscles up and out. he is 11th. padres loaded bases, almost pulled out in the ninth but giants hang on 5-4. former giant pablo sandoval was designated for assignment. that means his time in boston is done. you will recall they signed the panda to a five-year $95 million deal but he was a complete bust for them. injury problems, gained the weight. they have to pay the panda 49 million to leave. i'll lea

gray hall, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. we just now have received the statement on behalf of dinardo's parents. it says as parents mr. and mrs. dinardo sympathize with the parents of the missing young men and are cooperating in every possible way with the investigation being conducted by law enforcement. the mysterious disappearances are the talk of town and the community has stepped up to provide food and water. the midway volunteer fire company is stocked full of donations and the authorities are grateful for the support but no longer need anymore supplies. >> we continue to alert you to new developments through the 6 abc app. right now you can find the latest details about the case along with raw video from both it's action cam and chopper 6 hd the 6 abc app say free download. >>> stabs and beaten with a hammer. that is how a 57-year-old woman was murdered early this morning on the 5900 block in the crescentville section of philadelphia. vernon odom is live now at police headquarters tonight. what is the latest on this?

sonny gray on the hill and programs his last start as an oakland a.is name is floating around everywhere in trade talk goes. lonzo, got his american league jersey before the game. sonny gray pitching with his future in oakland in question, looked pretty good. strikes o adaming will. gray had five k's today. 1-0 in the fourth. jacob brugman connects for second home run. up 2-0. haug day on the base pass. he stole back-to-back bases in fourth inning, four total in the game. and he gets to cross the plate for his efforts when jed lowery drives him home with a single and the a's go on to win 7-4 back-to-back wins over the white sox. giants in detroit, good way to lose playing time. huhry catches a foul ball. ends up tossing ball to a fan. 1 hall of fame 0, third. laces a single to center. gorkys hernandez scores. top four, brandon belt, signal of his own, past a diving ian kensler. the rally continued. hunter pence gets all of that one. right field gap. tomlinson and belt will score. giants were up 5-0. pence ends up with a triple. tigers rally for four r

sunny gray is out. we have been on the sunny gray watch for a long time. not totally unexpected.his days were numbered when three different new york newspapers put him on the cover of their sports sections today. here is one here. sunny gray is headed to new york for three minor leaguers. i will talk about those guys in a second but first, at age 27 he was the a's first-round selection in 2011 so he has been with the a's for five seasons. 44 and 36 lifetime, .342 e.r.a., outstanding in his first three seasons, but a bit injury plagued and not nearly as good the past two. the a's will get outfielder dustin fowler, infielder jorge mateo, and james cumberland right-handed pitcher, all ranked in the top 10 in the yankees farm system although two are injured. fowler with a ruptured patella and n with tommy john surgery earlier this year. so they've got some prospects back. that's what the a's do but they did have to part ways with sunny gray. adam rosales was treated to arizona for minor-league pitcher jeffrey mateos andrew celis you may remember was treated before by the a's. he was

sonny gray on the hill and programs his last start as an oakland a.is name is floating around everywhere in trade talk goes. lonzo, got his american league jersey before the game. sonny gray pitching with his future in oakland in question, looked pretty good. strikes out adaming will. gray had five k's today. 1-0 in the fourth. jacob brugman connects for second home run. up 2-0. haug day on the base pass. he stole back-to-back bases in fourth inning, four total in the game. and he gets to cross the plate for his efforts when jedery drives him home with a single and the a's go on to win 7-4 back-to-back wins over the white sox. giants in detroit, good way to lose playing time. huhry catches a foul ball. ends up tossing ball to a fan. 1 hall of fame 0, third. laces a single to center. gorkys hernandez scores. top four, brandon belt, signal of his own, past a diving ian kensler. the rally continued. hunter pence gets all of that one. right field gap. tomlinson and belt will score. giants were up 5-0. pence ends up with a triple. tigers rally for four run

gray would go six scoreless innings, upping trade value.e year comes against a team he played for last year. holy toledo. 3-0 athletics. a couple of hours later, the a's only all star, to xfinity and beyond. 21st of the year. we will see what happens with mr. sonny gray. >>> giants and padres, we know what is going to happen with mald i son bumgarner said for his return tomorrow. good to have him back. bottom of the first, the foul pop. eduardo nunez the sliding catch off the d.l. top of the second, giants up 1-0. johnny cueto signals. kwalt owe bothered by persist enlt blisters, left after four innings. 4-3 zone. buster posey muscles up and out. he is 11th. padres loaded bases, almost pulled out in the ninth but giants hang on 5-4. former giant pablo sandoval was designated for assignment. that means his time in boston is done. you will recall they signed the panda to a five-year $95 million deal but he was a complete bust for them. injury problems, gained the weight. they have to pay the panda 49 million to leave. i'll leave for half of t

>> gray, it is a gray, sure. >> yes, that's what i am talking about, richard. >> if you don't see the blue and gray, i don't know how -- but i looked at urine is that gram, too, i went to urine is that gram. >> what colors. >> the same colors. >> people are saying here ' my instagram, alex holley tv, they are saying it looks different on instagram than how it looks on tv. i promise i did not put a filter on it, just reposed what the original person, rachael, from the united kingdom, posted this trying to figure it out. >> now i see pink and white. >> no you don't. really? >> get on twitter, watch all these people, half of them agree with me, and half of them agree with alex. that it is tiffany blue. >> according to a buzz feed they did do a story in like 92% of people, they say, saw turquoise. they did a survey, turquoise. >> i'm in the 8% category? >> i'm just saying. >> that means you're smart, though, that's good. >> yes, look, for the research, richard, you're right. >> oh, getting deeper into the encyclopedia in our cell phone. >> went to mit. no, that's all false. >> but then on

live in buckingham township, gray hall channel6 "action news." rick. >> all right, gray, thank you. >>> our coverage continues tonight with "action news" reporter trish hartman. she's live in doylestown where officials broke the news of those positive identifications earlier today. trish. >> reporter: well, rick we now know according to prosecutors what really happened to those four men who have been missing for about a week. in court documents and in this afternoon's press conference, the district attorney laid out the events according to accused murderer cosmo dinardo. joined by members of various law enforcement agencies d.a. matt weintraub says if it weren't for the confession of the cosmo dinardo they might still be looking for jimmy patrick's body. on july 7th dinardo told investigators he and his cousin, sean kratz, lured dean finocchiaro tom meo and mark sturgis to the property under the guise of drug deals. dinardo and kratz then allegedly shot the three and put their bodies in a metal tank and burned the bodies before returning the next

that's the latest from here in buckingham township, gray hall channel6 "action news."rian. >> all right, gray, thank you. >>> "action news" reporter vernon odom also live there in buckingham township today with more on the news that broke overnight about the arrest of that second suspect. vernon, what have you learned about this? >> reporter: brian, all along police and investigators suspected that there was a suspected accomplice for mr. dinardo and this morning that came out to be true apparently but that person of interest did not surface until this morning when he was already in custody. at daylight there was no answer at the door in the 800 block of mcgee in the city's lawndale section where sean kratz was arrested with jot incident. he occasionally stayed there with his mother according to sources. the main source of evidence in ambler montgomery county along susquehanna road. detectives could be seen gathering evidence. the father's neighbors said they've known sean kratz aged 20 to be a good kid. >> nice kid to talk to. >> reporter: nice kid to talk to. >> yeah

zblncht also next, sunny gray is still an a despite rumors.start for the green >>> venus williams is competing for the lady's championship. at the age of 32, she's trying to become the old women's champion in the era. if she win, it would be her sixth title. you can watch an encore presentation at noon right here on nbc 7. >>> time now is is is 635. >>> giants a's's madison bumgarner returns for the first time since getting injured in a dirt bike accident in april. first pitch at 5:40 and the a's are celebrating ricky henderson day. he'll throw out the first pitch before the game against the indians. it starts at 6:05. last night, the a's sent sunny gray to the mound as speculations swirled about him being traded. here's highlights of this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. the second half of the baseball season started last night with rumors about gray being scratched from his scheduled start. it was all over the twitter. thought he's going to be traded. not so fast. he was on the mound against the indians on bark in the park night

gray was on the hill. soft come backer by gomes and six scoreless innings.ing his trade value. bottom five. a's up 2-0. davis connects. against the team, he played for last year. holy toledo. 3-0, athletics. couple grounders later, the a's only all-star, alonso, to xfinity and beyond. his 21st of the year. now, we'll see what happens with gray. giants and padres. bumgarner set for his return today. one seam on the mound. woman of the first, san pirlo and nunez just off the dl. a slide and catch near the wall and he is not hurt. top of the second, cueto, a base knock with two outs. giants up 2-0, but he struggleded after only four innings. this is another guy a lot of trade rumors about. buster posey, the all-star. only one for the giants, his 11th. padres almost pulled this out, but the giants hold on by a score of 5-4. pablo $5 million bill. a complete bust in boston and the red sox will have to pay him 49 million to leave. i will need for half of that. i promise you. steph curry and his dad have 13 points in the american century celebrity golf event in tah

car to match the gray trooper uniform.hite vehicles are being replaced one by one as they go out of service. state police believe the fleet to switch over within three years. we would like to switch over from the sticky, muggy weather. doesn't look like that's happening. this is the fifth heat wave, the longest one. we look at the action cam, one area feeling the most intense heat and humidity starting at noon tomorrow. taking a live look at the city here on sky 6 in the weather center of city hall, dilworth park, this is a place to go to beat the heat. it shoot shoots water three feeh and temporarily cools you off. it's still 89. 87 in the city of philadelphia. 86 trenton, 80 along the shore and low 80s in the lehigh valley. in the city of philadelphia, that feels like 80-degrees tomorrow morning. through the day, 10:00 tomorrow 83 is how it feels. lunchtime, upper 9 0s. hovering around 100-degrees, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00. as we look at the satellite and radar, we had storms firing up across parts of the area early on today. th

gray skies behind it.e right-hand side a look at 880 this morning a couple of slowdowns we are tracking in the east bay. but first, a check on your weather forecast. roberta, another warmup? >>> you had a wonderful picture on instagram the other day from the bow and arrow. >> yeah. >> it left us all wondering -- >> it was a half dead rose i saw as i was walking. but that could be bad and that could be good. it could have been something like somebody just got engaged there and forgot the rose. worried about the diamond ring at the time. or could be some horribly sad love story where somebody tried to present it and it didn't work out. [ pause ] >> love her. >> i saw it in so many different more positive ways. [ laughter ] >> good morning, everybody! let's take a look outside now. gray skies, this is a typical summertime day in the bay area. i don't know what that is. that's supposed to be a live weathercam from mount vaca. it must have been moved by a bird because that sometimes happens. temperatures in the

. >>> just about 10:00 sunday morning, saturday morning, slow down gray hall gray it's only saturday. >>> rain has left parts of pennsylvania under water. it is the wedding cry that a social media smash hit right now. we have details on the boy left in tears by what his military step mom had to say to him. >> reporter: the current temperatures are kind of comfortable. most locations are in the 60s at this point, humidity levels remain high, but we deal with the rain for the next few hours before things taper off this afternoon. i'll be back with storm tracker 6 live and hotter seven-day forecast right after this. > people in western pennsylvania are dealing with flash flooding. look at this video in washington county. roads looked like treatments after heavy rain. several homes had flooding to their basements. emergency crews received several calls for folks trapped by the rising water. >>> downpours caused flooding in parts of maryland, a rush of muddy water made this playground look like a swamp. the slide and swings are submerged and flooded benches. the driver of one car had to be

post july 4 gray skies over the bay. from our kpix 5 studios we have a little bit of a ripple in the bay where later today small craft advisory goes into effect. some of the winds up to 20 knots. here's the scene. 24 hoursovercast skies no reports of delays at mineta but over an hour delays at sfo on some arriving flights due to cloudy skies. 60s san jose. 58 oakland. winds slight around the lip of the bay, otherwise inland areas to antioch at 12, 23 fairfield. 9 in vallejo. winds will increase later today. 20 miles per hour will be variable. hey, good morning to john miller our weather watcher in santa rosa just love me son john there so set for summer, isn't? he i think that's lemonade. he is reporting 52 degrees and overcast skies. stratus building at the coast today. futurecast walks you through your afternoon again. clouds liquor around the san mateo coast. but what's really interesting as the day progresses here, overcast at the immediate seashore that, right there monsoonal moisture lifting south to the north. thu

his hair is streaked with gray. his attorney says goh is remorseful. >> there's no good ending to this case. it just is an ending. he's going to go to prison for the rest of his life and i hope that this offers some closure for the families and the families of the victims. >> reporter: goh did not react in court. the prosecutor hopes the sentence will bring some measure of peace and comfort to the victims' families knowing that goh will never be free or lack -- free again. in oakland, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a judge sentenced a man to 16 years behind bars for torturing and killing more than a dozen cats. 26-year-old robert farmer of san jose was convicted on 20 counts of animal cruelty. he has been in jail since his arrest in october of 2015. prosecutors say he killed 18 cats and injured three others, often after capturing them from their owners yards. defense attorneys argued farmer was addicted to methamphetamine and committed the acts in a drug fueled frenzy with credit for time served he is expected to s

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nobody likes this, gray.'ll talk to him more about it when i get inside here, yes, the humidity has been unbearable at times. high temperatures in the low to mid 90s, very uncomfortable. today we'll catch a little break, the heat index will stay under 100 degrees. the official heat wave comes to an end tomorrow when the high temperatures top out in the low to mid 80s. 80 in center city. media, 77. warminster, 75. glassboro, 77. fortescue, 78 degrees. buena, 78. handle breeze on the delaware bay. a land breeze is expected for the ocean front. cape may at the point, 75 degrees, it feels lousy out here right now. those humidity leaves will continue to be very, very high throughout the day with dewpoints at least at 70 degrees if not a few degrees higher than that. storm tracker 6 live we set it in motion, complex of thunderstorms racing across the midwest this morning. some of it is warm, you can see the severe thunderstorm line popping up, that's a severe thunderstorm warning. we've seen gusts 65 miles per hour

just drab, a little gray outside.verage. 88 degrees in center city and somerton. 86 for lansdale. low to mid-80s over parts of the lehigh valley. 86 in trenton today, 85 for you in ocean city. and 88 in smyrna oig. for the most part, i think we will be driveed dry, b e dry, b a short lived shower. but for the most part i think we will be dry. hour by hour, notice they line up along the i-95 corridor as the last pit of moisture pushed out. drier air to the north, so just some spot showers possible around your lunchtime near the i-95 corridor. through 4:30, the potential drops over southern delaware and south jersey. and then i think it will mostly mnuchin o move offshore. so we're left sunday morning with dry conditions. sunday will be warm, but otherwise no rain. but that is not long lived. by monday morning, it's clear because then we have showers and thunderstorms redeveloping as we get into the afternoon hours on monday. and then it will feel very much like a summer forecast with in and out shower s and storms rigt

ideahe men in black is an -- kind of more or less put into play by an author called gray darker. he is an interesting guy. barker makes a pretty good living publishing books about supposedly true ufo encounters. privately calls flying saucers a "bucket of shit." very much capitalizing on this threat. or lesss going to more launch this idea of men in black in his 1956 book "they knew too much about flying saucers." experiences on the of a factory clerk from connecticut, albert bender who claimed that three men in black suits had approached him and intimidated him into not telling the truth about his alien encounter. obviously bender had not been that silence given that he was a, able to tell gray barker about it and b, publishes own book about it in 1962 in which he explains it is not the martians, an actual effect he had been taken for a ride in a flying saucer to the south pole .y grizzly monster like aliens the -- let's be generous and say skepticism which will we might greet albert bender's story, the idea that government agents and these sinister men in black are working to h

suddenly the guy in gray runs off. the other guy in the gray runs away. says this way. they thought they had it all figured out. but no. punked off. >>> will rt. this next video in the uk. this is christopher cullens' dream car. disappears. hit and run. >> the worst. >> yeah. he forked over just $22,000 for that car and because this person has run off and they don't come forward, it's going to cost another $1300 in insurance and he'll lose his ten years no claims bonus. >> darn. >> punks. they're punks. >>> this family is chilling at their home in spain. when suddenly dad's home. >> but he's not alone. >> no. >> one, two, three. >> wow. she doesn't like those, huh? >> no, she loves dogs. this is their 11-year-old family dog rainier. this family moved from the u.s. to barcelona, spain. has been there about three years. and rainier has been staying with family friends. dad brandon had come back to the u.s. for a work trip. he's like, you know what? time to pack it up and come on home little doggy. >> she's not moving. she's frozen on that couch. >> i think it's safe to sa

you can see gray bay bridge against gray skies this morning.e weather and we're keeping live weather and the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> good morning east bay. >>> let's get up and get going. >>> this is abc 7 mornings. >>> welcome to all of you on this tuesday, july 18th at 6:29. hope you're having a good morning so far. >>> the whole team assembled, ready for you ready to go. we're starting with a major commuter alert. >>> we have a sig alert traveling through the dublin 80 west found u bound 580 just past 680. that's where we have that two-vehicle collision. haven't gotten word on injuries. we do have part of that cargo that the semi was hauling in the far right lane and it sounds like

gray? >> thank you for the update. 9:02 a.m., this morning two cousins are waking up behind bars charged in the brutal murders of four men in bucks county. one of the suspects actually admitted to killing the four men. sean kratz admits to being there when three victims were shot and buried. >> reporter: gruesome and disturbing case involving drugs murders and abuser -- and burials by two cousins is shocking the community. some can't stop talking about it. >> it makes you sad. >> it's peaceful here, very tranquil, it's something you wouldn't think of around here. >> i'm just shocked, i am shocked that anybody could do something like that. i feel so bad for the family. >> reporter: the painful and graphic case detailed in cosmo dinardo made public in his confession. he was with his cousin sean kratz who was arrested in northeast philadelphia. he tells investigators on july 5 he agreed to sell jimi patrick four pounds of marijuana for $8,000 and drove him to his family's 90-acre farm. when he

nobody came to class never having seen a picture of a short gray alien with big head and big eyes. it is strongly at the forefront of popular consciousness in the 1990's. you get best-selling paperbacks that get turned into high rated tv shows. "the truth about roswell" gets turned into a showtime show. you get the classic tabloid covers. weekly world news is all over the clinton-alien relationship in the 1990's. there is even at some point intimations that bill clinton has another sex scandal, but this time with an extraterrestrial in turn. and of course television. the reason why "x-files" comes along in the 1990's. it is the pop cultural culmination of a lot of these trends we have been talking about. the fact that these trends become so prominent within mainstream discourse is also going to open up room at the fringes for even more esoteric conspiracism to develop. >> scully from the "x-files", is that a throwback to frank scully? >> very much so. there are a lot of these references. the greater of the "x-files" are very well steeped in this more when the -- this lore when they

have you herard of gray rhinos >> i had not until this report the big, scary gray rhino. investors came back from the lunch break saying maybe they were not so scary. the mainland equities did not recover the steep losses yesterday in what some called black monday, we have seen a rebound in the final hours of trade. these are the closing prints it's crucial to point out the selloff was largely concentrated in small cap stocks. especially for high growth tech startups located in the shenzhen this index declined more than 5% that's because investors stated those firms are the most exposed to deleveraging concerns when we talk about the mention of gray rhinos as they were talked about in the peoples daily article that started these fears. they are talking about debt, real estate concerns, and financial risks. they are calling on the government to bring out more regulations to control these risks, that's what we're seeing today. even just few hours ago, china's central bank came out saying it will strengthen macro management and counter cyclical adjustments and strengthen fin

gray hall is live in center city for us, the rowdy behavior may spark security changes now. >> reporter: absolutely right, a violent piece of video and believe it or not there were no injuries reported. moving forward those that show up can expect extra security. >> caught on camera, an evening of summer drinks in summer city is disrushed by violence it happened on wednesday at a sips event. eric recorded it and said it's not the typical scene. >> it's a happy hour from 5:00 until 7:00. >> a time for people to enjoy discounted drinks, it boosts ref few for participating bars and restaurants. alex owns chops where the violence happened. >> i watched the video and it's upsetting and embarrassing what happened. >> his restaurant is participating in sips for five years and has never seen violence like this. he has 15 security guards and plans to add more. his staff took pictures of the i.d.'s of the men involved and they are banned. >> i am personally upset about what happened. and as i can be. >> other restaurants were stunned by the violence and say they hope this one episode does not she

jay gray is live in hamburg with the takeaway from today's meetings. jay? >> reporter: hey there erica. you know, the focus throughout this conference was donald trump's meeting with president vladimir putin. the white house and kremlin, they clearly have different takes on what went on during that session. most of the leaders before leave, hamburg today held press briefings. president trump did not. he has yet to speak publicly in detail about his time with vladimir putin. president trump leaves europe, his second overseas trip in office framed by cheers in poland, and protests at the g20 summit in germany. >> deals together. >> the pre met with several world leaders on the sidelines of the conference. but it was his sit-down with russian president paut putin that grabbed the world's spotlight and seemed to define his visit. the two leaders talking foror me range of topics. speaking publicly for the first time since their meeting, mr. putin today confirmed that he was questioned repeatedly by president trump about russian hacking in the 2016. >> translator

here in baltimore an organizer, ray kelly, who found the national spotlight on his city after freddy gray's death. his work has been seen in the department of justice's overview of the baltimore police department's work. and he's here today to join us and talk about what we can do to impact the policy. thank you for joining us. next up the andrea james who is a boston area activist and author who uses her personal experience working in the criminal legal system and then being incarcerated in federal prison to fight reform. we will hear from andrea today on both sides. we welcome you to the panel. next up we have jewel james who is a michigan state representative. he is michigan's youngest state representative. and before that was the youngest elected city council member for the city of -- we are so often hard on our young people for not being involved. he not only is involved, he ran. let's give it up for terrell. and last but certainly not least, i call him my mentor, i call him doc, none other than dr. michael eric dyson to help round out this panel today. you know him very well. let's gi

. >> our vittoria woodill spoke to the man behind adoption of the oscar wild novel dor yan gray. >> ♪theater cats, rehearsals bee gone for doryan gray the musical that is taking on off broadway in new york city. musical is brainchild of the chris, an adoption of the oscar wild's novel the picture of doryan gray which follows a young man's desired to sell his soul, to ensure a painted portrait of himself would age, rather then he. >> back in 2013, i was first introduced to the story of the picture of doryan gray by oscar wild and thought this would make a great musical. >> reporter: adopting a envelope to the live singing sensation wasn't this know of grad's strong suit in the beginning. >> i gave up. it just looked, it was, it was just too difficult fast forward to 2015 i take play writing here at villanova and i realize i had i think i want to return to the story, as my glad wait thesis. >> reporter: his thesis turned into a production that is now rated top 10 on 200 submissions, at 2017, new york musical festival. winning this philly cast a chance to shine, under the bright lights a

downtown san francisco 64. 58 and mainly gray in daly city. peeks of sunshine in the arch. 80, san rafael, 91 in cloverdale. 81 the high in vallejo. 70 in oakland. 73 fremont. 76 the number in richmond. inland in the low and mid 80s. 84 antioch, 81 san ramon and 80 in livermore. sunday, monday, tuesday, a little bit of a morning drize, afternoon sunshine and 70s at the beach. in tahoe, there is still snow on the ground. incredible this time of the year. this is south lake tahoe right now. temperatures mild n the mid and low 80s. if you are staying in the bay area on your fourth of july, here's your 12 hour planner on tuesday. we will have some fog on the coastline for much of the day. by 10:00 as we are seeing a lot of fireworks around the bay, yes, we will have some fog to contend with. visibility certainly will be an issue for the fireworks later on in the evening. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. let's plan the next seven days for you. a breezy day on the way on sunday. coastal drizzle on sunday. fourth of july typical pattern, mo

at it is that people are being picked out because of their religion because they're muslim so that gray area lawyers could argue about it all they want the fact of the matter is that if this law is in effect in the states you're not going to see anybody coming down hard on the american custom agents it's more of a battle with canada what are we going to do next to make this a little bit more seamless and as i mentioned it's most likely to head towards your direction and to say hey whatever the u.s. needs to get done we're going to back you on this but at the same time we're going to try to make it as easy as possible for people to cross from canada into the states i think it'll be interesting also to follow what kind of what price of bail this rings out for canada and having to sort of armor their approach to a u.s. policy like think in dealing with people it's a human right there are going to take a lot of manpower and that's very interesting to talk about these sort of over border legal aspects of how to deal with this crisis thank you very much for joining me alex and i have edge com

obviously bender had not been that silent given that he was a, able to tell gray barker about it and b, publishes own book about it in 1962 in which he explains that it's not the martians, an actual effect he had been taken for a ride in a flying saucer to the south pole by grizzly monster like aliens. despite the -- let's be generous and say skepticism with which we might greet albert bender's story, the idea that government agents and these sinister men in black are working to hide true information really gains popularity, and it really takes off going through the 1960's and 1970's. and there is an interesting phenomenon going on with just the men in black themselves, in that quite often they are characterized as all human agents of the state, but at the same time, are often given in human or unearthly characteristics, characteristics that very often believe the difference between these scientific and supernatural expressions. and often demonic powers are ascribed to the men in black, walking as if they are not of this earth, not blinking, unnatural powers of persuasion, even up to

most of us are gray. but tomorrow, a little bit closer to the city, we can see some pockets of rain, some showers, even some thunderstorms. in fact, tomorrow afternoon and evening, we'll keep an eye to the sky. we have a the storm prediction center for heftier cells, so watch it carefully through thursday. by friday, the atmosphere starts to calm down. by the weekend, things really improve big time. so nationals game tonight could be a lingering shower or rumble of thunder. let's keep an eye out for that, falling into the 70's. very muggy at 7:05, the last in the series with the mets. overnight, 65 to 74. going to be a little bit of fog possible with a stray shower here and there. tomorrow, the clouds basically win out. tomorrow will be more of a mostly cloudy kind of day, very warm and humid with a better likelihood of some showers and thunderstorms. as i mentioned, before some of those could pack a punch, maybe even a little bit of wind gusts in there. tomorrow, keep an eye on that weather. but the payo

. >> and new proof that the gray >> and new proof that the gray wolf is makin >>> here is that fight we have been talking about at a mcdonald's in santa monica. that's a security guard fighting offer several people. those customers were drinking beer in the restaurant and didn't buy food. the security guard told them to leave. that's when the fight broke out. you can see some people even tried to stop it. the fight then spilled out into the parking lot. police showed up, but it's unclear if anyone was arrested. >> wow. >>> we are tracking developing news out of montana. a 5.8 mag tutd earthquake startled many people. it hit just after midnight. the quake was felt for hundreds of miles from the epicenter, including parts of neighbors states and canada. it was followed by a series of aftershocks. this morning's quake is the strongest to hit western montana in 12 years. >> a lot of you heard illegal fireworks on fourth of july, and officers say they did see an increase this year. i don't think that's going to surprise any of you, especially if you live in the east bay. the shows went on

and the a's taking on the indians at the coliseum good outing for gray -- strikes out carlos santanaswinging (gray: 6.0 ip, 2 hits, 5 strikeouts) bottom fifth -- rajai davis hits a home run against his former team to extend oakland's lead 3-nothing a's win 5-0 round one of the american championship pro-am steph curry -- along with several athletes and celebrities are up in lake tahoe this weekend for the tournament curry had some fun this afternoon -- he tried blocking sharks captain joe pavelski shot -- it was all laughs in day one in the 11th hole -- curry with a beautiful shot next to the hole setting up for a birdie -- he finished with a 79 (curry: 8 bogeys, 1 double bogey) the surprise of round one was pavelski -- in the final hole he sends one into the green -- he had a chance to take the lead from former m-l-b pitcher david lowe -- but his putt is too wide -- he shot a bogey-free round... finished with a 70 -- pavelski is two shots off the lead wimbeldon action between roger federer and tomas berdych the 18-time grand slam winner was looking to reach his eleventh wimbeldon fin