abby: gregg? gregg: dangerous storm system making its way up the coastline threatening millions of people this memorial day. so far six people died in devastating flooding over central texas. two others are still missing. >> as we were coming down this hill, the, we saw the water in the road and we were trying to slow down. they were a little panicking. don't panic. stay calm. stay calm. so i don't see that i physically was able to do it with my own power. i firmly believe the lord helped us through this situation. force of nature, that that's for sure. gregg: now tropical storm, depression, bonnie, slamming the carolinas, heavy rain and flooding. jonathan serrie live in charleston with more on that. jonathan, what are the conditions like now? reporter: hi, gregg. well, the rain is widespread throughout the region. it is sporadic. we're experiencing a sun break here in charles ton. that is giving residents and visitors the like opportunity to come out and walk throughout the parks, to enjoy the wa

gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer.ew "abc news/washington post poll" shows clinton up 46-44. both within the margin of error. trump taking the cue and going on the attack. >> she is ineffective. bernie sanders said she is not qualified to be president and he meant it and he said it because, you know frankly, with her decisions you look at, you look at libya, you look at offshoots of libya, benghazi, so much different things, we could go on for days. >> donald trump from over the weekend. brit hume, fox news senior political analyst. good morning to you. >> hi, martha. martha: new polls to look at. this race has tightened quite a bit in the last month. how significant are these numbers? >> i think these numbers are quite significant although i would note there has been a kind of a perfect storm here for trump and against hillary in the sense that trump emerges now a couple weeks ago as the, as the sure nominee. and then the attacks on him from, you know his rivals stop and, it has been a calm couple of weeks and he is f

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judd gregg: i did.his plan going forward who are judd gregg: i haven't talked to him, and he has a long road and it is a narrow path. donald trump is on the superhighway, he is on the dirt road running along beside him. it is clearly, if donald trump wins in the indiana, it seems he is the nominee. david: is donald trump someone you could support? judd gregg: i went to hear marcie has to say. he seems to be erratic and superficial. i want is here what he has to say when it comes to responsibility, the response ability of being a nominee. david: as you watch all of this play out in the republican party , how do you react with it? splityour he clearly between popular on one side, establishment on the other, strong conservatives in the middle, how do you react the way things are fracturing? judd gregg: our party is fracturing, but moreover the personality and populism, which is resolvable. the democratic party is truly fracturing, because they had been divided. you have a socialist winning eight of the las

gregg: it is good.does not have as many big deals but the flows are strong and it is across all sectors. the health care sector continues to be strong. up ine seen a lot of pick activity and consumer and across the technology sector. i think we are bullish about the pipeline. it is the lack of mega transactions that we have not seen as much. alix: what do you make of that? gregg: the fundamental drivers of the activity last year are still there, limited organic opportunities and keep track -- cheap capital. that still persists, which gives us reason for hope. i think the challenge is that it is greater headwinds in 2060, -- 2016, and we have seen real regulatory headlands. has been active blocking transactions for antitrust and for tax reasons. those two. distill at leverage buyout deals, one point do you think that will come back into the market? gregg: i would say it probably comes back in the second part of this year. massive record levels and additional sources of capital all desperate to put to wor

gregg and arthel. >> as it should be. kristin fisher, thanks so much. >>> and donald trump will be addressing claims of internal strife within his campaign as reported in the "new york times." the newspaper says trump had a, quote, constant stream of changes and scuffles within his campaign staff. just a few days ago he parted ways with his national political director. garrett tenney is live from our d.c. bureau with more, garrett? >> reporter: hey, gregg, donald trump has been pushing back on those reports of infighting within his campaign and this morning his top two advisers made the rounds on the sunday shows to dismiss the report as well. here's campaign manager cory lewandowski on "fox news sunday." >> the media wants to perpetuate the story there's infighting amongst the campaign. bottom line, we're winning. >> also other reports this week this some republican officials are concerned that trump's campaign hasn't grown number to compete against hillary clinton in the general election. trump has said he's relying on

>> gregg, it's a big deal.ean, mansur has been in charge of the taliban for at least the past couple years and certainly wreaked havoc in that country, significant threat to u.s. national security. it's a good thing, it's also the first time that u.s. drone strikes have taken place in an area called baluchistan. so the u.s. is expanding the kill zone and i think this should be sending a shatter of fear through the hearts of the taliban tonight. they're going to replace him, probably replace him with somebody who's a guy named haqqani in charge of the haqqani network closely affiliated with both al qaeda and pakistan intelligence services so the taliban still are lethal and the united states still needs to do in combination with its afghan and nato allies a much better job of pushing back against the taliban. >> yeah. for every one of these, you know, evil terrorist leaders, there's ten ready to take their place. it's truly amazing. mark dubowitz, great to see you. thank you. >> thanks, gregg. >>> gregg, will lo

good morning, cherri gregg!: goods morning, jan, yes, i would be envious, as well, this is absolutely gorgeous weather here at the jersey shore, as you can see, people are enjoying the morning, they're walking, riding bikes, people have their kids out. good morning. enjoying the absolutely gorgeous weather, it started out little chilly. but the temperature has come up to what i call perfect. right? and i'm here with bill -- bob, bob, sorry, see, i was so happy for a moment i forgot your name. i'm here with bob. he owns sunrise cafe. your wife is back there baking feverishly, and you of course were riding your bike, drinking some iced coffee. tell me about what you love about being here at the jersey shore. >> oh, it is just fantastic to be here every day, ride my bike, live here for the last ten years, moved down here, just wonderful place, ocean city is magical. >> yes, yes, so what does this weekend represent for business owners? because you and your family own 3 businesses, along the board walk, what did it m

. >>> hello, i'm gregg jarrett in for shep. it is 3:00, and donald trump says he may begin calling hillary clinton by a new nickname. instead of crooked hillary. he is talking about recycling the name he used for his old republican rival, senator ted cruz. >> i wonder if i could say, remember lie n -- i won't say lie lying ted. i'm going retire that from ted. i'm not going to call ted that anymore. not going to call him. but i wonder if i could redo it. >> the presumption -- presumptive republican nominee made the comments just a short time ago. it was a rally in fresno, california and some protesters gathered outside the event but there were no signs of any trouble. california holds its first primary -- or its primary on june 7th and trump has now locked up the needed delegates to win the nomination but says california, that is one of about 15 states he wants to focus squarely on and put in play in november. carl cameron is live in san diego where trump is set to hold another rally. carl, trump says he is focusing on blue stat

. >> i'll gregg jarrett in for eric shawn. it's a crucial battle and could decide the republican nomination. trump and cruz going head to head in tuesday's primary with kasich sitting this one out. cruz now denying that had a loss would crush his efforts to keep trump from clinching the nomination. chief political correspondent carl cameron live in indianapolis, and, carl, tell us about this new poll. >> reporter: well, it's suggesting that tuesday night could be decisive and in favor of donald trump. he has a 15-point lead over ted cruz here in indiana and that is a very, very big number, well, well outside any -- any sort of interpretation of the margins of error. in addition, john kasich works has dropped out of indiana, much the same way cruz will do so in new mexico and oregon as part of their attempt to sort of use their resources most successfully to block him from getting to the 1,237, so it's a blowout at this point, and yet the cruz campaign remains particularly enthusiastic and they had one little glitch here in ind

greggs sent up to gate 8.ate it. >> sure. >> all right, thanks. >> rodriguez greggs was convicted a week earlier. for possession of a controlled substance while armed and possession of marijuana for sale. he was sentenced to one year and will serve his time at real consumas. >> this is my first time being here so it's kind of scary being here with people who got all of these type of charges. this doesn't even seem like a jail. it seems like a prison. and they lot of people live like this is their home. i can't live like that here. i don't feel like this is my home. >> it's just really scary to me. but i just stay on my bunk and just mind my business. it's like a fish in a tank full of sharks. i've been here a week, and i haven't ate all week. nothing tastes good. when i try to eat it, it comes right back up. i don't want to be in the chow hall and it comes up. that will start a problem, also. just a lot of politics in here. there's just certain stuff that you just can't do. >> so today's session, we're going t

>> reporter: good afternoon, gregg. they're primarily those in the freedom caucus, about three dozen of the most conservative house republicans. they're often at odds with their own house leadership. once spearheading challenges to then speaker john boehner, and also declared president obama's use of executive authority, from orders on immigration and gun control to polson bathroom and locker assignments for transgender students in public schools. donald trump says he plans on using executive orderses to institute his own policies. some freedom caucus members say they would oppose any president, even a republican, if they abused their executive authority. >> as a republican president who tries to overreach using his executive privilege, there would be republicans here to push back against him. >> trump has also promised to resipped obama administration orders he has issued over the last couple of terms. >> as trump been trying to address these concerns? >> as with other issues and statements the presumptive republican n

gregg?>> the world health organization rejecting a request from more than 150 of the world's top doctors to postpone the summer olympics in brazil. doctors fearing that the zika virus could put athletes and great many other people at risk. in the meantime, health officials in this country are urging congress to approve emergency funding to battle the mosquito-borne disease. we have the latest from new york's central park. brian? >> reporter: gregg, memorial day weekend is start of summer bawls the start of mosquito season. that has the centers for disease control concerned and warning americans this week of a potential major outbreak of advisories in the u.s. -- of zika virus in the u.s. in the coming months. zika virus is spread by moisk mosquitoes and is particularly harmful to pregnant women because of serious birth defects that could come with it. right now the frustration lies with capitol hill. president barack obama asked congress three months ago to approve $1.9 billion in funding to

." >> and i'm gregg jarrett. welcome. joining us dr. david samadi, chairman and professor of urology at lennox hill hospital and chief of robotics surgery. >> and dr. marc siegel, professor of medicine at nyu langone's medical center, also author of "the inner pulse," unlocking the sacred code of sickness and health." >> good to see you. >> nice to see you. >> let's begin with a lot of folks who expect to spend the holiday weekend barbecuing, why not. >> yummy. >> but there's safety tips you should keep in mind before firing up the old grill. dr. samadi? >> one of my favorite weekends. starting this summer with the entire family and, of course, everybody wants to barbecue and jump in the pool, but there's a new statistic coming from national fire protection safety saying the month of july is a very dangerous month and the number of fires have been on the rise for the past decade or so so we want people out there to have a good time but also be careful. keep the kids about three to six feet away from your barbecue. make sure that you don

lets get right out to the starting line at broad and west fischer where cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is standing by. cherri, good morning. it is go time for these runners. >> oy, yes, good morning, rahel. i'm here at the starting line with lots of anticipation. folks have been lined up, they are ready and waiting to go. at any moment now the broad street run will be beginning. the runners will, start to pound the pavement for 10 miles. start and beginning here the at broad and fischer a and they will run all the way down broad street, to the navy yard. just a couple moments ago wheelchair participants just rolled over the start line and now you can see, thousands a and thousands, 40 plus thousand runners to be exact, they will be beginning in waves as soon as a you hear that starting pistol go off. folks are standing there, jumping around trying to stay warm. many people have shed the out are garments which was keeping them dry. that was the big issue how to stay dry before the race. so they have, punchos, some people wore trash bags, putting tape on their snea

high blood pressure, gregg, is on top of the list.if you're consuming a lot of sodium and processed food you're at risk of having high blood pressure, that's the main risk. diabetes, everything, diabetes, high cholesterol, obesity, two types of stroke, one you form a blood clot, cardiomyopathy and aidiat fibrillation. can you have a blood clot and shoot it up to the brain and form a clot where the blood vessel it. diabetes and smoking can damage the blood vessels, form the blood clot and stop the blood from going there. stroke is the same thing as a heart attack except it's an attack on the brain. if you don't get enough blood to the brain you'll have dead cells and that's what stroke is. the -- as marc mentioned, the mnemonic is f.a.s.trnlgts. you look at someone to smile. if you're in the street and someone is having a stroke in front of you, ask them to make sure they smile. facial drooping, asking them to hold their hands and if one arm is weak, that's why there's a problem, slurry speech and, again, time lass is brain loss. call

i'm gregg jarrett in for shep. house speaker paul ryan said he and donald trump are planting the seeds to unify the republican party, but he also says coming together will be a process. speaker ryan made those comments today after meeting with trump in washington. >> i'm very encouraged. i heard a lot of good things from our presumptive nominee and we exchanged differences of opinion on a number of things that everybody knows we have. there are policy disputes we will have, there's no two ways about it. plenty of republicans disagree with one another on policy disputes, but on core principles, those are the kind of things we discussed and i'm encouraged. >> keep in mind speaker ryan did not endorse donald trump but he says unifying republicans will take time and he doesn't want the party to fake it. he also called the presumptive nominee a warm and genuine person. trump for his part tweeted that he had a great day in d.c. with speaker ryan and other republican leaders and that things are, quote, working out really

cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live in chester with the very latest, cherri, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, chester police are on the look out for the suspect or suspects, that shot and killed a 14 year-old, injured a 16 year-old and another victim during that corner store shoot-out, and police are still investigating the motive here but let me just tell you what we know. take a look at the same footage, as you can see, all of this took place around 8:00 0 block of pine lane in the city of chester. it took place in front of the corner store where police found the two teenage victims, as well as dozens of shell casings and a bullet riddled suv. the teens were transported to crozer-chester medical center for treatment, and the 14 year-old was pronounced dead and the 16 year-old is listed in critical condition. a third victim, arrived, the at crozer, on their own to get treatment for a gunshot wound. now you back out here live, chester police have announced that they are offering up a $5,000 reward, for any information, leading to the a rest and

cherri gregg from kyw news radio is live at the starting line in olney.d to see you are staying dry as well. >> reporter: yes, i am, barely, rahel, barely. the as you can see i have my umbrella up, but this rain is in the damping any of the spirits of the 40,000 plus runners, who are going to be leaving the starting line in just under a half an hour. they are lining up. they have punchos, they have pick up their sneakers and they are doing everything that they probably can to stay dry, one of the first time in recent memory that it is raining for broad street run race day. i can't believe it. i'm here with a special guest. excellence on television. our very own walt hunter. good morning, walt, how are you doing. >> good morning, chere, i'm shrink wrapped just like everybody else. the it is amazing, the spirit. we are all upbeat despite the downpour. >> walt has a couple secrets up his sleeve for staying dry. you brought what five or six of these things. >> i have done five or six. we were saying this is actual the first time we have had rain, i would say

cherri gregg from our sister station kyw 1060 is live in camden, new jersey where graduating students boarded trains earlier to head to the ceremony in brunswick. good morning, cherri. lots of excitement in the air out there. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. it was a lot of excitement. folks got here before 6:00 o'clock a.m. on a sunday, six hours, plus before president obama is expect to speak in new brunswick today for their commencement. now these students from camden , inner not graduate to go day but graduating wednesday and thursday but that did not stop them from getting here. they got doughnuts, they got coffee, they have lined up for a special train that will take them to to trenton and then get on another train on to new brunswick. that train was draped to show their scarlet rutgers colors for this commencement speech. this will celebrate the 250 anniversary of rutgers university, and i spoke with mike sappanic, spokesmen for rutgers university camden and he said it was a multi year effort to get president obama to come here to speak. >> 2016 is the 250th anniversary of the

cherri gregg from our sister station, kyw news radio,. >> good morning rahel.is that police found a 14 year-old and a 16 year-old both shot outside of a corner store, and while there is still trying to figure out the motive in this shooting, here's what we know so far. take a look at the same footage, as you can see it happened around 8:00 p.m. saturday outside of this corner store in the 1100 block of pine lane, police say it was a shoot-out. the they have located dozens of shell casings and bullets, and a bullet riddled suv with the window blown out. teen victims were transported to crozer-chester medical center where the 14 year-old died, and the 16 year-old is now listed in in critical condition. a third victim also surfaced, they arrived at crozer on their own to get treatment for a gunshot wound. calvin mcdowell who lives nearby said he was heading to the corner store when he heard chaos. >> i have turned the television on and everything and i don't know, i was just coming out and wanted to get something to eat. >> reporter: police are still investigating

at the navy yard, cherri gregg, kyw radio for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> congratulations. stay with us, still to come a nascar driver in a sticky situation when his steering wheel comes out how dale earn hart junior still matched to control the vehicle and avoid disaster. >>> america's famous circus retires it is iconic elephants. what will happen after they packet in. >> many more rain chances in you your work week forecast, i'll let you know which days in . >>> police a taking a dramatic approach to defuse potentially deadly confrontations. you're looking at the first ever reality based training for philadelphia police officers, aim at helping them make decisions that could ultimately save lives on the street. >> we don't lose officers and we don't lose civilians unnecessarily. >> cbs3 walt hunter takes you inside a ground breaking new effort to teach officers how to protect themselves and others by learning new methods to decrease violence. his exclusive report airs tomorrow on cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> just imagine driving down the highway and your steering

cherri gregg from our sister station kyw 1060 is live in camden, new jersey where graduating students are boarding trains now heading to the ceremony in new brunswick, good morning, cherri. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. the lots of excitement here, as students get coffee, they are getting doughnuts, they are signing upright here outside of the river line train area, where they will begin boarding the train in less than about 20 minutes to head to trenton and then on to new brunswick where they will hear president obama a speak, early this afternoon at around 12:30. as you can see they are very excited, folks began gathering here well before 6:00 this morning. two of the students that i get to talk to today, who are bridge with excitement is donna and calvin, both 2016 graduates of cut gets camden. first of all, calvin, you were acting real cool earlier but what do you feel right now. >> i'm still very excited. i'm amazed. i'm everything. i'm hyped. >> reporter: let me point out that rutgers camden has been working, rutgers university has been working for a couple years to get pres

camden students will be graduating wednesday and thursday, of this week, live from camden, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> excitement indeed, thanks, cherri. >>> also happening today, vice-president joe biden and donald trump are both expected to attend the university of pennsylvania graduation. biden's granddaughter niomi and trump's daughter tiffany are graduating from penn's schools of arts and sciences. as you can imagine with the vice-president and vice-presidential candidate in the audience, security is going to be tight. if you plan to attend get there early. ceremony is scheduled to begin at 6:30 tonight at franklin field. >>> campaign 2016, donald trump is fending off another flurry of criticism. new york times story details a history of unwelcomed advances toward women. trump disputes the charges, meanwhile house speaker paul ryan still has not endorsed the presumptive g.o.p. nominee. campaigning in kentucky, bernie sanders told supporters he is the only one that can beat trump. >> national polls and state polls have us doing significantly bette

at the navy yard, cherri gregg, kyw radio for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> congratulations. stay with us, still to come a nascar driver in a sticky situation when his steering wheel comes out how dale earn hart junior still matched to control the vehicle and avoid disaster. >>> america's famous circus retires it is iconic elephants. what will happen after they packet in. >> many more rain chances in you your work week forecast, i'll let you know which days in . >>> police a taking a dramatic approach to defuse potentially deadly confrontations. you're looking at the first ever reality based training for philadelphia police officers, aim at helping them make decisions that could ultimately save lives on the street. >> we don't lose officers and we don't lose civilians unnecessarily. >> cbs3 walt hunter takes you inside a ground breaking new effort to teach officers how to protect themselves and others by learning new methods to decrease violence. his exclusive report airs tomorrow on cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> just imagine driving down the highway and your steering

cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live at the starting line in olney. good morning, cherri. are you seeing any runners just yet. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. the rain has begun as you can see i have my umbrella out and it is coming down at a pretty good clip as it set up begins here at broad and fischer. the starting line for broad street run where just a a couple of hours those tens of thousands of runners will cross this area as they begin to tackle the 10-mile around broad street. the as you can see barricade have been set up, both are sort of getting it together setting up the microphones and all of the things that will get started around 8:00 o'clock. as you can see people have been doing this for years and years and it is premiere run of philadelphia, extremely popular, 40,000 runners will take the streets, they use electronic bins that will track their running as they run along the race route today. broad and fischer is where it begins and end at the navy yard, and there will be lots of security, along the race route, and also the area, wher

cherri gregg from our sister station "kyw news radio" was there. >> the conditions were soggy, rainy, and a bit cold. >> we weren't too excited last night. >> that didn't dampen the spirit of the tens of thousands of broad street runners who wore ponchos and trash bags, and taped up their shoes. >> you just have to stay as dry as you can, as long as you can. >> we ordered 20,000 solar blankets, because that's one of the biggest issues that the runners will have once they're heated up by running 10 miles, then they'll stop and they'll be cold at the end. >> assistant managing director leo dignam said they stocked up on hot chocolate and coffee then prepared the runners for the weather. when the horns sounded they ran. >> once hear the buzzer, so much energy, here the crowd cheering you on, no way to be down. >> for 10 miles to the navy yard you. >> look pretty good to be totally soaking wet, all of that. >> all for a t-shirt and neck armor, and a hug from friends. >> if they're too long come out here and run in these types of conditions, then the least we can do is go out and support t

i'm gregg jarrett in for shep. "your world" is next. can. >> hurry up and wait. hi, everybody. i'm in are in neil cavuto and this is a special memorial day edition of "your world." summer flyers getting a first taitz of the lock -- long lines this woke wean. the tsa scrambling to fix a affect marry playing the nation's airports. one carrier reporting 70,000 customers missed flights this year because of the delayed screenings. to fox's mike tobin at chicago's o'hare international airport on what is being done. mike? >> reporter: hello. this is o'hare airport, ground zero for airline congestion. 40,000 bags did not get onboard flights, people were sleep neglect to terminal waiting for connections. travel is expected to increase over the summer. it's at record levels now and expected to increase another four percent. the question is what is being done about it? congress has approved an additional $34 million for the tsa to convert some part-time staff into full-time staff. the tsa is looking for an additional $24 million to be approved to convert another 2700 employees the meantim

hi, cherri gregg! >> reporter: hi, jan, here with the madison family.self, having a great time here at the shore. and i know you probably are a little bit jealous, jan, because the weather out here is absolutely marvelous. they got here on thursday, how has it been? >> good. >> good? yes? >> yes, really fun. >> what's been the best part of what you have been doing here so far? >> time together. >> yes. >> with the family, yes. >> look at these bikes. they were all riding these bikes. they got the blue ones, the pink ones, all riding the bikes altogether this morning. who was doing the best job? what was going on here? were you ladies beating mom and dad? >> yes. >> definitely. >> mom, i mean, what's going on? it is a little bit of family rivalry in here? >> , no just having fun, we're trying to let them win, i guess. >> yes, yes. so what's it about the shore? do you come here every summer? >> every year, same time. >> yes. >> what is it about the shore that you love? >> family time. >> yes? >> my mom's here, my brothers, sometimes my sister. good time.

judd gregg is not an alarmist. so we were really close to mervyn king who i guess was a recently, there's a story in the book about him facing the bailout was at northern rock? he gets called out of the meeting and his staff says we've got to get what to do about this. he says welcome what if i don't do anything with they said they would leave the atm machines will stop working. everywhere. and he said, you know, in that it which would come you haven't left a much choice and, having? of course they failed from the. people don't understand counterfactual the everyone will say look a worse was the the great depression was many times worse because we didn't do anything, or do anything effectively. >> could you comment on the whole human behavior, psychology and office? >> i have come to believe that psychology is so important in economics in general, but it's everything when it comes to money and banking. as some of the sections i read made clear, money is at bottom a psychological creation. if there's a break in trus

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kyw news radio community affairs reporter cherri gregg explains the effort to move the bikers, out of the shadows. >> they are real people with the passion. >> reporter: lemar mcphearson is the brains behind the last ride, a philadelphia story, documentary takes you deep inside of philadelphia's bike community, through the eyes of the young men who performed illegal dare devil stunts, on city streets. >> this right here, this is it as well. >> reporter: dirt bike, kyreal tyler with the hot voice anonymous with philly bike life real life main character and, this was hi place ground. >> this is where he kept his bike. >> yes. >> out of police view. >> reporter: he learn to ride on these streets and like many others in bike life, tyler was murder, but tyler was so well known, that hundreds, flocked to his funeral, shutting down traffic, in october of 204. >> it was horrific. it was horrific. >> reporter: nineteen months later, his murder remains unsolved, and his mother, hopes by selling t-shirts with his image. >> freedom. >> reporter: this picture of tyler popping a wheely is iconic an

in north philadelphia, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> welcome back.et it is. >> price is right for survivor, amazing raise and big brother fans. >> we will explain that after the break. >>> plus. >> music program here at this elementary school is non-existent for three years but now it has a new lease on life. thank you. >> i'm anita oh in west philadelphia coming up generous gift that is giving these elementary school students the chance to make music. >>> do you love taking selfies? well, you think you would love this new study, and. >> still a few showers and thunderstorms around and then flip the flip the script and then return to summer like weather by end of the week and start of the memorial day weekend. i'll have a sneak peak coming up when i come back. ♪ ♪ i had an injury to my neck. it wasn't as serious injury it was a herniated disc. anything that could go wrong went wrong. i've been in the hospital twenty three times since. the bills started to pile up. i had nothing to give. we had nothing in the refrigerator. i would be dead and not sitt

gregg flinn, what is it that you do?vestors and only 3,000 of them made an investment into a private offering last year. so what we do is we utilize the power of the crowd. there are really two reasons why an investor hasn't been able to make an investment into an alternative. one has to do with the fact they just don't have access, they don't have access to the network that gets you into the uber or the next dropbox. the next thing is that the investment minimum is really, really significant. a lot of times it's $100,000 to $250,000. so what we do, as a result in the u.s. of the jobs act and tech not, we are able to basically gather up the crowd in smaller increments. a lot of times as low as $1,000 to $5,000. by harnessing the power of the crowd, we are able to make an institutional investment. >> quick, how much of that is a reluctance because they don't understand what they are dealing with. i buy that you're giving them easier access, but i think there's reluctance to invest in something they don't understand. >> ye

. >> cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio took a trip to bristol to see it for herselfeporter: this is it. >> yes. >> reporter: harriet tubman stands along the delaware river and lions park. her finger pointing to the north star. >> we know that from the back says a lot. >> reporter: at six and a half feet tall statue is larger than petit abolitionist but determination that she used to lead hundreds to freedom, on the underground railroad is clear. >> she was a nurse, she was a spy, she was a caretaker. >> reporter: historian louise davis is part of the group that raised $170,000 to erect this statue of tubman, ten years ago but if you look a little closer, her face is familiar. >> on my cousin harriet tubman. >> reporter: davis great grandfather william ross was tubman's brother. davis learned tubman's story in recent years and realized they shared more than blood, they share determination. >> put me in the hospital a couple of times, you know, no, it didn't stop me. >> reporter: book lover, davis was born with limited eye sight but was determined to read. >> when i co

in southwest philadelphia, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right. get your dance on and then some. >> yes, she has earned that. >> no question. >> how about that. >> congratulations. >> still to come, proof that moms no matter what species will go to any length to help their children. >> most unbelievable. mother goose contacted police, and that helped her goose babe that is were in trouble. >>> many are on social media but watch out many scammers are as well what to look for and avoid when you are on line, kate. >>> temperatures, on their way up, and return of showers and thunderstorms to the forecast. we will tell you which day will get wet and what the weekend looks like when i come back. >>> a wide assortment of marilyn monroe's personal items are up for auction this november. >> the collection including, furs, books, leather, jewelry and even artwork painted by the hollywood icon. >> many items have been preserved, exactly, as they were, when monroe died, in 1962. >> there are a couple fine pieces on have jewelry including this amazing watch, t

cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live in chester with the very latest, cherri, you have been following this all morning, what can you tell us. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, city of chester is offering a $5,000 reward, in exchange for information leading to the unidentified gunman who shot three people outside a corner store on saturday night. including a 14 year-old who was killed, at the scene. now take a look at the scene footage this is what we know so far. it happened around 8:00 p.m. saturday in the 11 hub block of pine line in chester in front of the corner store. that is where police found the two teenage victims as well as dozens of shell casings and a bullet riddled suv. the two teenagers the 14 and 16 year-old were transported to crozer-chester medical center for treatment where the four year-old was pronounced and 16 year-old is currently listed in critical condition. a third victim arrived at crozer on their own to get treatment for a gunshot wound. back out here live that reward offered by chester is $5,000, for information leading to the arrest

liz: senator gregg, let me bring you into this. and you had supported john kasich on this one.hat did not work out. are you ready to support donald trump as the presumptive republican nominee? >> i presume i'll support the nominee. but i would like to hear more. i especially like to hear what paul ryan has to say after they've had a chance to meet. i think it's appropriate that both have been fairly honesty and forthright about this meeting. neither is saying that they're going to come out with bear hugs. but they're going to try to figure out where they're going and if they're on the same path, which is good for the party. and they're both very strong individuals. and paul ryan, in my opinion, is probably the most significant office holder of the republican party today. liz: you know what's interesting? to both of you, this group behind me at the salt conference is a huge hedge fund group. this is the money that both sides certainly would not reject once we have the nominees squared away. but hillary clinton right now has to spend quite a bit of time fighting off not just dona

. >> reporter cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio has more on how this man received hisucky break. >> reporter: david padilla just can't stop smiling. >> it is like, hitting the lottery three times in one week. >> reporter: wings, are love, life and family. the father of three was 29 years old when he was convicted of a non-violent drug offense. his punishment, two life terms, behind bars. >> i know idea served to be punished because i did wrong but no way i felt like i needed, that, i should have died in prison. >> reporter: padilla is one of thousands that is received mandatory sentencing under the harsh drug laws of the 1990's. >> it was painful. >> reporter: padilla was a model prisoner using his time on the inside to change his life. >> i went to college. i received my associates degree. >> reporter: he stayed focused for 17 years thanks to his wife, and their three children. >> it was no hope but i still had hope. >> reporter: then in 2014, the d o.j. launched the clemency project, padilla applied and got word in december of last year that president obama had grant

live at the shore, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio" for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all of the deliciousd, you are making me hungry, thank up, cherry. and don't forget visit cbs philly.com for our memorial day guide. all of the cool spots to check out. and recipes for to you try this holiday weekends. >> now, the latest on the campaign trail, presidential candidate are battling for california this holiday weekend. >> actor dick vandike right there is excited to support bernie sanders. the 90 year old dance will introducing the democrat in santa barbara, sanders criticized rival hillary clinton and presumptive republican nominee, donald trump, for their fundraising activities. trump and clinton did not hold public events yesterday. clinton has a campaign stop thursday afternoon in mercer county, new jersey, and california. , hold their primaries on june 7. >>> more than 19 hundred my grant were rescued in 16 operations coordinated by the italian coast guard. the rescue involved coast guard, navy, commercial tugboats, and ngo vessels, most rescues madoff the libyan coast and southern medit

that's where we gone to san antonio coach gregg popovich for his thoughts right here. >> what did youn first 12? >> as soon as we substituted it went to crap. >> thank you. >> well, popovich is national treasure. that's how it remained for the spurs. the thunder never looked back. and getting 28 from westbrook for the win in game 6. oklahoma city advances to face the warriors. could be a good series. in the fourth conference final appearance in the last six years. the spurs now facing an uncertain future with questions about whether we have seen the last of tim duncan. and duncan in an nba uniform, is his career over? who knows. >>> to the ice and my ongoing struggle to come off as knowledgeable about the nhl. the sharks head to first western conference finals in five years after the victory over the predators in game seven. the sharks will visit st. louis on sunday in the team's fourth trip to the conference finals in franchise history. i think i made it through that nicely. >>> a major international scandal is brewing over an alleged state sponsored doping scheme that propelled russ

after the game, one reporter's question seemed to strike a nerve with san antonio coach gregg popovichs not sound ready to throw in the towel just yet. >> how much credit should donovan give the series for the job that the thunder have done? >> i didn't know the series was over yet. >> just for the series thus far. >> i don't rate other coaches. >>> turning now to major league baseball in los angeles, the mets and the dodgers tied at two in the bottom of the ninth inning. >> light breeze now blowing to right field. and high fly ball, deep left side of the field. it is gone! >> l.a.'s trayce thompson sends a solo shot over the left center field wall to give the dodgers a 3-2 walk-off win. >>> now, in boston, one world war ii veteran celebrated his 100 birthday at fenway park as they hosted the athletics. as you see there, he got a souvenir foul ball tossed to him from the ball girl. >> there's great. that is terrific. my grandfather is 96 and a red sox fan. when he makes it to 100, i'm there. i'll take him to fenway. first time i'll ever step place in that beautiful ballpark. >> i hope

i'll see you at the top of the hour alongside gregg jarrett. right now, we'll get you back to "journal editorial report." and for the latest, check out foxnews.com. >>> welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm paul giggone.e new trouble for hillary clinton, a scathing report from the state department inspector general. it concludes that the likely democratic nominee violated federal rules, both by using a private server as secretary of state and by failing to turn over those e-mails before leaving government service. the report reveals that clinton never saw it and did not receive permission for her off-grid server and repeatedly ignored security concernser raised by other state department officials. mrs. clinton addressed the report thursday in las vegas. >> i thinkrs the report is consistent with what i have been saying, that, the use of personl e-mail was a practice by other secretaries of state, and the rules wereer not clarified unti after i had left. and as i've said many times, if i could do it over again, i would have done it diff

analyst gregg moskowitz is citing the potential for revenue acceleration in the microsoft office suitehe is bullish on the cloud business, saying more than 10% upside potential for a stock that is down 7% on the year. perhaps a turnaround for the shares of microsoft according to wells fargo, david. david: abigail, we will talk about twitter and a couple minutes. had a really, really down day. what is the latest on that company? is down today,r more than 2%, and it stands out amongst the technology strengths. we had a downgrade to sell from neutral. he is saying there is advertising for tea, a tough road ahead, and he says hope is not a strategy -- fatigue, a tough road ahead, and he says hope is not a strategy for twitter, stock down percent year to date. -- 40% year to date. shery: for more on twitter, let's bring in bloomberg analyst jitendra waral from san francisco. twitter has done so much to attract new users -- streaming live nfl games later this year. it doesn't seem to be catching on. will this make a difference -- does allowing users to have more freedom with the limitations

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. >>> gregg popovich up against it in san antonio game five against oklahoma city. russell westbrook off the -- came flying in! we're done here. the thunder 3-2 series lead after a 95-91 final. westbrook scored 35. game 6 thursday in oklahoma city. that will do it for the highlights. we'll at the you that the giants 4-0 losers to toronto last night. the a's roughed up in boston 13- 5. see you later. >>> the play of the day from the stanley cup play-offs. washington at pittsburgh and the first goal wins the game. [ play-by-play ] >> scores!! >> that's called study death. the first goal wins the game in overtime. penguins with a goal that won the game and won the series sending the penguins to the eastern conference finals. ♪[ music ] >>> good morning, "dub nation." game 5 tonight against portland. time to lock in. >> a huge sinkhole opens up in the middle of a city street in san francisco. coming up, the effects on your morning commute and what they are going to do about this thing. ,,,, (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another brea

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. >>> gregg popovich up against it in san antonio game five against oklahoma city.ussell westbrook off the -- came flying in! we're done here. the thunder 3-2 series lead after a 95-91 final. westbrook scored 35. game 6 thursday in oklahoma city. that will do it for the highlights. we'll at the you that the giants 4-0 losers to toronto last night. the a's roughed up in boston 13- 5. see you later. >>> it is 6:26 right now. a big sign that drought conditions are improving. one bay area water district is dropping extra fees for its customers. >> reporter: and a huge sinkhole opened up in san francisco. coming up, we'll tell you the precarious situation one family found itself in and when this thing is expected to be closed. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, weather ad libs >>> a big disappointment for supporters of a plan to protect renters in the south bay. >> "dub nation" game 5 against portland tonight. tonight is the big game. time to close it out against the trail blazers! [ laughter ] >> i just love me some kiet do! sure we are talking about changes this weekend. >> you ca

. >> cherri gregg from kyw news radio has his story. >> i was than the the smartest person but i work my butt off. >> reporter: in just a few days jeffery will graduate from the philadelphia college of osteopathic medicine, but he won't be your typical doctor. >> i do things a little differently. >> reporter: that is because jeffery is legally blind. >> a lot of people will describe it as local through a tunnel. >> reporter: born with full sight he was diagnosed with retinaitis pigment toes is, it causes gradual decline of peripheral and night vision which limit vision many times to the shape of a narrow cone. >> things are tough for me to make out what they are. >> reporter: he hasn't let limited vision, limit the vision of his future. the high school valedictorian u pen grad and soon to be doctor has his sites set on sports medicine. >> people tried to turn me away, people tried to say well, maybe this isn't the best route for you but my take is why not. >> that little circle what does it do. >> reporter: he used computerized device west screen read tours get through medical school.