beth grossman, welcome to democracy now! why are you running for district attorney?t first,all, as thank you for having me. i am running first to restore integrity of public trust to the das office. as mentioned, our current district attorney seth williams is under federal indictment and fewto go to trial in a weeks. that being said, i am also running to ensure that people have were are entitled to a good quality of life and a high level of public safety in all neighborhoods throughout the city. as well as ensure that the law, which the commonwealth of pennsylvania through the da's office, it would reinforce it, is done so fairly, appropriately , and justly. juan: we mention in the lead the period of time you handle the with civillso dealt forfeiture. the's been a lot of criticism as avil rights violations result of that forfeiture program. i'm wondering if you could respond to those claims? >> i'm not going to concede that there are civil rights violations because we followed andlaw as it statutorily case law through the court. but that being said, i am happy should

grossman and krasner will face off in the november general election. grossman is honored, proud to receive the endorsement. >>> police in plant i can county are trying to round up suspects they say are connect to the string of crimes, in buena vista township. authorities want to identify this man, wanted in a car bar glare i investigation. they say he he was seen looking into cars on cedar avenue one of the three areas also hit by burglars. police are also trying to identified a group of people in connection with vandalism at michael debbie park. authorities are working to see if these incidents are connected. >>> you have plans for bill cosby to conduct town hall meetings on the u.s. judicial system is on hold. one of the cosby's lawyers said she can't imagine the actor will speak publicly while his criminal case is still unsettled. cosby's spokesperson said last week that the comedian planned to hold town halls to teach young people how to stay out of trouble and be aware of changing, laws. >>> a civil lawsuit in california against cosby is going for

fop says it will support beth grossman, endorsement came after grossman and democratic nominee larry krasner spoke to the union's board last night. grossman and krasner will face off in november's general election. >>> top city officials including philadelphia mayor jim kenney are learning that their phone conversation was secretly recorded by the fbi. now this is wiretap notice that the officials received from the federal government, recordings are part of the fbi probe into john dougherty, head of the local, 98. last august agents raided dougherty's home in south philadelphia. they also went to union headquarters on spring garden. "eyewitness news" caught up with the mayor. >> i don't know how you cannot talk to john dougherty or majority leader of council for over a two year period and not be recorded. maybe i was profane here or there but nothing i'm worried about from a legal perspective >> reporter: philadelphia city councilman bobby henon is also under fbi investigation and he declined to comment about the probe. >>> mayor's fund for philadelphia is making changes after city c

but it's a shame, because grossman, who's his opponent, was a "d" up until a few months ago. guess it flipped. but this guy is an extremist, and he's backed by a billionaire who has no connection to the city. >> i think the important thing in this election is that he made all of those -- he made that case to the electorate. it's really up to them to really decide whether or not they are looking for someone new. the issue around the death penalty -- he's been absolutely clear as it relates to that, and i think the issue of having supporters scream horrible things -- i could certainly go back to the trump election and i could give you a litany of negative things that people have said that i don't think any of us would ultimately support. >> the issue is not that -- for the fop, and i've spoken to many police officers and the fop this week. the issue is not that some supporters were saying some distasteful things about cops. it's that you have here a radical defense attorney who has cast aspersions on police and their credibility, who would turn philadelphia into chicago where p

board voted unanimously to back grossman over democrat. father or moth >>> lawyer for bill cosby says the comedian won't be going on a speaking tour any time soon. town hall tour is likely to happen before he is tried on sexual assault charges in mont g gomry county. cosby sent out a tweet this morning disputing own spokeman's suggestion saying part of the tour will focus on sexual assault. the current propaganda that i'm going to conduct a sexual assault tour is falls. any further information about public plans will be given at the appropriate time. >>> today jim kenny welcome to a meeting about manufacturing. northeast manufacturers employer forum will explore. more than a dozen local employers will be there. last week hosted mayor for a make unveiling ceremony. philadelphia signed a sister city agreement with frankford in 2015. newest addition to the park at 18th and when franklin parkway. philly now linked with 11 sister cities. >>> 4:35. today philadelphia national airpo airport join wawa welcome e. philadelphia first world heritage c

grossman and larry krasner spoke to the union's board tonight. they will face off in the general election. >>> president trump calls republican snor republican senators to the white house. >> president trump hoping to extend a life line to the gop plan to repeal and replace obamacare pellet with republican senators at the white house tuesday afternoon >> we'll talk and see what we can do. we're getting close. but for the country, we have to have healthcare. and it can't be obamacare. which is melting down >> the president abruptly summoned the lawmakers after mitch mcconnell announced he's delaying a vote until after july 4th. >> we're still working towards getting at least 50 people in a comfortable place. >> reporter: mcconnell delayed a vote when it became clear there was no way the bill would pass, a growing number of republicans moderates and conservatives cannot support the draft. the gop needs 50 of 52 to pass the bill without a single democrat expected to support it >> it's difficult for me to see how any is going to satisfy my fundamenta

. >>> the philadelphia fraternal order of police will support republican beth grossman in the upcoming district attorney's race. after hearing pitches from both candidates last night, the board of fop lodge five unanimously chose to endorse grossman. she has served for two decades as an assistant district attorney. democratic nominee larry crass interis a well known civil rights attorney who has defended protesters and activists arrested by police. >> 5:06 and the construction boom in philadelphia has come to a bit of a halt. unionized crane and elevator operators have gone on strike. the union says the work stoppage will that continue until its terms are met. the contractors association tells "action news" it offered the union both a one year and a long term proposal with pay raises but still they've got no deal. >> all right. head outdoors today, if you can, david. >> yeah, nice day to just get out there and enjoy your walk with the dog, maybe go to the playground or get some stuff done in the yard. storm track sticks life double scan right now shows you we're dry to start out and as

grossman and larry krasner spoke to the union's board tonight. they will face off in the general election. >>> president trump calls republican snor republican senators to the white house. >> president trump hoping to extend a life line to the gop plan to repeal and replace obamacare pellet with republican senators at the white house tuesday afternoon >> we'll talk and see what we can do. we're getting close. but for the country, we have to have healthcare. and it can't be obamacare. which is melting down >> the president abruptly summoned the lawmakers after mitch mcconnell announced he's delaying a vote until after july 4th. >> we're still working towards getting at least 50 people in a comfortable place. >> reporter: mcconnell delayed a vote when it became clear there was no way the bill would pass, a growing number of republicans moderates and conservatives cannot support the draft. the gop needs 50 of 52 to pass the bill without a single democrat expected to support it >> it's difficult for me to see how any is going to satisfy my fundamenta

op endorsed bet grossman after board met with grossman and democratic candidate larry krasner. grossman and krasner will face off in this november's general election. >>> support for the health care bill within the g.o.p. continues to crumble forcing senate republicans to take a step back and regroup. here's seth lemon with the latest from washington. >> we have a good chance getting there it will just take us longer. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell optimistic health care bill will eventually pass. though earlier in the day he said there would not be a vote before the fourth of july add he had hoped. >> we will not be on the bill this week but we are still working toward getting, at lee 50 people and a comfortable place. >> reporter: president trump held a meeting tuesday with republican senators, hoping to help hit that magic number of 50 votes needed. >> we have really no choice but to solve this situation, obama carries a total disaster it is melting down as we speak >> reporter: among biggest sticking points for opponents on both side reduced support for medicaid and planned p

the board of fop lodge 5 unanimously chose to endorse beth grossman.ved two decades as assistant district attorney while the democratic nominee is a well known civil right's attorney defending activists arrested by police. they made piece after krasner supporters chanted anti-cop messages during the primary victory party last month. >> a man took a plea deal today admitting to murder on the streets last year. samuel james acknowledged firing shots into a group of people on the 100 block of east federal street. one bullet struck 24-year-old byron turner in the head. james said it was intended for someone else. under the terms of the plea, he must serve 30 years in prison without the possibility of patrol. a 90-year-old philadelphia man has been charged with trying to rip off the government. he's been collecting $450,000 in sociaassociate security benefite was not entitled to. he escaped from prison in 1970 and applied for social security using an alias and collected benefits under his real name and fake name. >> a mentally challenged man attacked by a g

the endorsement came after grossman and democratic nominee, larry krasner, spoke to the union's boarde general election, in november. >> pennsylvania senate considering a plan to allow teachers and other school employees with permits to carry guns at school. supporters say, it is about keeping kids safe while opponent are worried the measure would do the opposite. the final vote expected today, now, if ray proved, the measure still may have a tough time getting past governor tom wolf, who was against the initial version. >> another trial date set for bill cosby there is time, civil lawsuit in california judge has orders orders the trial to start in 2018. civil suit once again accuses cosby of sexual assault. >> this one dating back to 19742, weeks ago cosby's criminal trial ended in a mistrial. district attorney kevin steel has vowed to retry him. meanwhile though bill cosby denying he was prepared to go on tour about sexual assault. the comedian tweeted yesterday information about sexual assault tour is false, spokesperson for cosby said last week that cosby's planning series every t

frat turn al order every police throwing it weight behind bet grossman for district attorney. comes after grossman and democratic nominee larry krasner spoke to the union's board, they'll face-off in the general election come november. >> interesting after backing republican. another case against bill cosby, this time it is a civil case happening out there in california a judge has set trial date of july of next year. the civil suit accuses comedian of sexually assaulting a teenage girl at the playboy mansion back in 1974. two weeks ago, of course there is criminal case in our area, montgomery count i am, end in the mistrial. the district attorney has vowed to retry him. meanwhile, a lawyer for cosby says, if the 79 year old goes on speaking tour it would not be until after his trial here in pennsylvania, a spokesperson said last week that cosby was planning a series of town hauls, but cosby tweeted late yesterday afternoon information about a quote sexual assault tour is false, one every his attorneys says cosby takes the criminal charges seriously, and will be keeping quiet

krasner squares off against beth grossman in november. >>> there is word from montgomery county courthouse that judge steven o'neil will decide tomorrow whether to reveal the names of jurors that ended up deadlocked. sara bloomquist was hat the hearing in norristown. >> reporter: well jim, the attorneys representing more than a dozen media outlets came before judge steven o'neil and argued that the media has a first amendment right to know the jurors name and kevin steel says he fears that the publicity onslaught would result and make it difficult to seat a new juror for the upcoming retrial. the jury spent two weeks 300 miles away from hire homes in pittsburgh. they deliberated whether bill cosby drugged and assaulted andrea constand in 2004 and came back hopelessly deadlocked and no verdict. the media wants to know their name. steele argues that releasing the name would have a chilling affect on future juries, the potential jurors would be reluctant to serve knohe inquiry into their lives that come in the aftermath. but lawyers representing multiple media outlets including abc, cnn, "new

philadelphia fraternal order of police endorsed beth grossman. voted unanimously to back her. >>> 5:03. republican leaders in the senate will work on revised version of health care bill after postponing a vote until now. both moderate and conservative republicans have closed portions of the bill. gop senators met with president trump at the white house last night to talk about that concerns. after a war afterwards, the president didn't miss words saying they have to take action. >> we have really no choice, but to solve the situation. obamacare is a total disaster. it's melting down as we speak. >> opponents of the republican health care bill took action in philadelphia last night. members of power, a group made up of inner faith. urging family and friends to vote no on the bill. >> i can't sleep at night if i don't get out there and let this message be heard. this feels like a fix the. it is not a fix. it will actually hurt. >> philadelphia city councilwoman says the bill would not 700,000 people off health insurance in pennsylvania. including 1

. >> as you know democrat larry krasner will face off against beth grossman for the job in november. as for that interim position lynn abraham is not seeking it and wouldn't say no if asked and would do it without a salary. sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you sara. and you can find the very latest on the essential williams plea now at 6 abc's news app and read more about the trial and hear reaction from the fbi and other key figures in the case. other news tonight authorities are identifying the young woman killed yesterday on the route 100 bypass 18-year-old bianca nicole roberson a graduate of westchester high school. and lawmen are theoryizing she was a victim of road rage. jeff is live with more. >> reporter: jim, police are reviewing video from highway cameras and from local business surveillance cameras hoping to catch a clear shot in the other vehicle involved. a red pickup truck and meanwhile bianca's grieving father is pleading with the public's help. >> to me it doesn't seem real. roddy roberson is in shock. his baby bianca stolen from him on the route 10

ken: bob grossman, t dean and ceo and his team. has assembled a team of people that's passionate, highly competent and care about the quality of patient care. at the end of the days, that's why you're there. maria: they've got technology, 3-d mammography machines, they use the top technology, has that accelerated the rise at nyu langone. ken: what accelerated the rise is a can do spirit, a recognition of why we're there. what's the goal? the goal is to help people who are hurting and sick and sending them out better and living a better quality of life. patient care, everything we do should lead to patient care, technology, teaching, research, the whole -- all the efforts should be the subsidiary to giving the patient a better experience in life, not just with us. maria: you are a class act, ken, thank you for all you do for so many people. on the health care side, the education side, you're making a big difference. ken: thank you. maria: ken langone, co-founder of home depot, honored and thrilled to have you on the program this wee

. >> reporter: the major party contenders for the election promise change, gop nominee beth grossman said she would accept new standards for everybody. >> that means accept no gifts, follow the law fairly and justly. >> reporter: the spokesperson said reform is what they have always been about. >> larry is running about the criminal justice reform, and sweeping broad transformation. >> reporter: as for williams, his lawyers say his decision came late at night, regarding the impact to his children. >> how upset he was, the drama immigrant turning point in his life. >> reporter: the judge decided he should spend the months ahead of his sentencing in jail, a day that began for the city's top law enforcement officer and ended as an inmate in a cell. >> and williams' legal team did not think the former d.a. was a flight risk, saying he only had a couple hundred dollars in his bank account. they may have the judge to reconsider his custody, and consider only that the plea brought a devastating financial blow with the loss of a 20-year pension. i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> and what shou

newsnight‘s david grossman has spent the day at the scene. first call to the fire brigade was just before 1am. this the first call to the fire brigade wasjust before 1am. this man the first call to the fire brigade was just before 1am. this man was there and filmed what he and his friends saw. when i got there, one fire engine wasjust friends saw. when i got there, one fire engine was just arriving and unloading. they grabbed an axe from the back and i could see people. i went to the second floor to the corridors. i helped them out. it was smoky on the second floor. as i was coming out, the fire brigade coming up coming out, the fire brigade coming up through the front entrance. georgia clarke is a key architect and tv presenter. i could not believe what i saw. the whole thing was on fire. i assume that it started on the other side which i cannot see, the east side. sheets and sheets of cladding was falling on fire and i was screaming to get out. i have never seen a fire spread that quickly in a building in my life. in my life. the biggest pr

david grossman has been to south thanet, and brings us this.servative activists visiting south thanet in the 2015 general election part of national or local campaigning? it might seem like a dull question, but the two are treated differently, and have different spending limits. knowingly failing to declare election spending correctly is a criminal offence. the then—victorious candidate, craig mackinlay, has been charged with two offences relating to election spending between december 2014 and may 2015. also charged are his election agent, nathan gray, and a party organiser, marion little. back in 2015, this was the front line of the conservatives‘ battle with ukip. it was such a ukip—supporting area that nigel farage had chosen it to stand in the election. the tories thought if they could beat him here, well, they could hold back the tide of ukip nationally. the defeated ukip candidate in 2015 was out campaigning in clacton today, chatting to journalists, when an aide starts trying to get his attention. you're joking! oh, my good lord! right, t

david grossman reports. this is the first full day of minority government britain.e warmth to theresa may — nor much illumination of her path forward. what's protecting theresa may right now is not the loyalty, the respect, or even the fear of her party. it's the fact that they can't see anyone obvious with whom to replace her, nor can they see an obvious process to find that person that doesn't risk plunging the government into potentially fatal instability. in the words of the poet hilare belloc, they are only holding onto nurse for fear of finding something worse. there may be little public activity, but in whatsapp chat groups and in private discreet telephone conversations, conservative mps are venting their anger about what happened to their party and their majority. ed vaizey was close to david cameron, and campaigned to remain in the eu. he believes theresa may must now change both her approach and her policies if she's to hold the party together. she will, i think, have to make sure that she takes us all with her. that it becomes a very inclusive government

david grossman looks at what happened and how we got to where we are.ood place from which to tell the tale of how labour sliced, diced and devoured theresa may's majority. like chaucer's tales, this is a set of overlapping narratives that combine to turn this conservative seat with a 10,000 majority into a labour victory. of course the labour party didn't exist in chaucer's date but the fact that a city like this, that resisted the charms of tony blair, harold wilson and others, should suddenly fall to the party ofjeremy corbyn suggests something extraordinary happened. rosemary duffield is duly elect did never of parliament. she never expected to win. a single mum who writes comedy, thejoke is win. a single mum who writes comedy, the joke is now win. a single mum who writes comedy, thejoke is now on win. a single mum who writes comedy, the joke is now on the conservatives, a warning of a coalition of chaos. she was quietly assembling a coalition of concerns. people are really worried about where they will go. austerity has played a part, people are dep

jeff, grossman any kind of gasoline fails tend to have that. does it have any effect on the price of gasoline for the next couple months. it is a little bit supply and demand. we are not driving like we used to. we are not consuming gasoline. that's what's really weighing on this market. we are very surprised about that. in fact since memorial day. it has been the disappointment and that is really what is driving this market. that is no question. it was a part. in the next couple of weeks. this market is under pressure. speaking of a big breakout. chase rather your 8-year-old son just broke a 38-year-old record. there he is in the right. we wanted to give props. for an 8-year-old he was the fastest in the history of the melbourne presidential 5k run. does that break any kind of records. it's so hard verify and what records are out there. he broke the record. we did a group of a lot of kids trading for that race. this way they could spend time with their family. all in all they worked hard. good job. you've a good dad also. great to see all of y

rough day for matt cain -- in the second he gave up back to back homers -- then in the fifth robbie grossmanruns to give the twins the lead 4-3 he was pulled after that -- he allowed 7 hits and 5 runs in four innings and a third but in the seventh it was a competely different game -- buster posey drives one down the left field line -- that brings in the go-ahead run -- giants take the lead 6-5 -- posey had 3 hits and 4 rbi's after that they blew the game wide open -- they comnibed for nine runs in the seventh and eighth giants win 13-8 -- they remain 13 games under 500 as for the a's -- game tied at 3 sixth khris davis trying to give the a's the lead he hits the go-ahead run -- tim beckham can't make the play -- that brings in jed lowrie -- a's take the lead 4-3 the rays took the lead in a sac fly -- in the ninth -- the a's load the bases -- but khris davis strikes out swinging tampa bay hangs on -- they win 5-4 the a's remain in the cellar of the a-l west (justine) coming up on the kron4 news... new movies hit the theaters this weekend... find out which one topped the box office [ birds chi

>>> as we head towards the race for da in november, police have endorsed republican nominee beth grossman. the vote followed a meeting with both candidates. >> the husband of the woman killed in a crash at the hoboken terminal last fall has filed a lawsuit. the 34-year-old woman was at the terminal last september when a train traveling twice the speed limit crashed into the terminal. family filed a wrangful death lawsuit. >>> mercer county teen teacher is now charged with sexually assaulting a nine-year-old student. a fourth grade teacher at franklin elementary school in trenton. neither of the trenton teacher's union is commenting on the charges. >>> senate leaders now work on revised version of health care bill after postponing a vote until after the 4th of july recess. both moderate and conservative republicans oppose portions of the bill. met with president trump at the white house last night to talk about concerns. , opponents of the republican health care bill man the phones last night. members of power. a group made up of inner faith congregations in philadelphia called neighbors n

we'll take stock shortly, but first david grossman looks at the prime minister's day.ourist snapping landmarks today might conclude our democratic institutions are in imminent danger of collapse. the government is certainly in urgent need of propping up. from who? well, this happy band, it appears. they may be few but their smiles tell you how important they know they are right now. agreement was not sealed today but we are clearly heading that way. the dup will support the government in return for what? i'm not going to negotiate over the airwaves but there has been a lot of commentary around the issues we are talking about and it won't surprise anybody we are talking about matters that pertain to the nation generally, bringing stability to the uk government in and around issues around brexit, obviously around counterterrorism and then doing what is right for northern ireland in respect of economic matters. today, one of the architects of the peace process warned theresa may against a dup deal. i understand what she wishes to shore up her parliament position, that is

jerry krasner and beth grossman will be squaring off for the job in coming november. we are working now with former district attorney, lynn abraham watch for that on "action news" at 6:00. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> and of course find the latest on the seth williams plea now on the 6 abc news app. read more about the trial and hear reaction from the fbi and other key figures in this case. >> the teenager killed in a suspected road rage crash in chester county is now identified. police say that 18-year-old bianca roberson is a victim of the crash in west goshen township. it's a tragic story and the search for the other driver involved continues this afternoon. we are joined now from police headquarters with the latest and rough day for the victim's family. >> reporter: yes alicia, i just got off the phone with roberson's devastated father and brother and remember her as a bright young lady and they are searching for the driver of a red pickup truck. >> bianca roberson was headed for greatness when her journey came to a tragic end on

. >> the paternal order of police throwing its weight behind bet grossman, after democrat being nominee, larry krasner, spoke to the union's board, they'll face-off in the general election come november. >> and another case against bill cosby, this time it is a civil lawsuit in california. a judge has set a trial date of july of next year. the civil suit accuses comedian of sexually assaulting teenage girl at the playboy mansion back in 1974. two weeks ago his criminal case in montgomery county ended in a mistrial. the distrit attorney has vowed to retry the case. meanwhile, a lawyer for coast bye says if the 79 year old goes out on speaking tour it would not be until after his pennsylvania trial. a spokesperson said last week that cosby was planning a series of town hauls, but cosby tweeted late yesterday afternoon information about a quote sexual assault tour is false, one of his attorneys says cosby takes the criminal charges seriously and will be keeping quiet until the trial ends. >>> 4:10. the phillies out west taking on the mariners late last night in seattle. aaron nola on the m

. >> wolf and sarah grossman will speak at the pride parade today along with others recommending the brady campaign to prevent gun violence. >>> the iconic pink triangle is in place at twin peaks right now. they were used to identify and prosecute home sexuals. the pink triangle will be taken down this afternoon following the city's pride parade. >>> security will of course be high at today's pride parade. the parade run downs market street between eighth and biel. highlighted here in blue. street closures start at 6:00 a.m. and those are indicated in red. many muni lines will also be rerouted during the parade. you can find a closer view of that map as well as a full calendar of events on our website, abc7news.com or by dounding the abc 7 news. enable push alert for pride updates throughout the day. >>> we have developing news this morning, the death toll continues to rise after an oil tanker explosion in pakistan. over 148 people have died after the tanker overturned in the eastern part of that country. officials say residents rushed to collect leaking fuel with jerry cans after th

. >> wolf and sarah grossman will speak at the pride parade today along with others recommending the brady campaign to prevent gun violence. >>> the iconic pink triangle is in place at twin peaks right now. they were used to identify and persecute homosexuals. the pink triangle will be taken down this afternoon following the city's pride parade. >>> security will of course be high at today's pride parade. the parade run downs market street between eighth and biel. highlighted here in blue. street closures start at 6:00 a.m. and those are indicated in red. many muni lines will also be rerouted during the parade. you can find a closer view of that map as well as a full calendar of events on our website, abc7news.com or by dounding the abc 7 news. enable push alert for pride updates throughout the day. >>> we have developing news this morning, the death toll continues to rise after an oil tanker explosion in pakistan. over 148 people have died after the tanker overturned in the eastern part of that country. officials say residents rushed to collect leaking fuel with jerry cans after the

. >> wolf and sarah grossman will speak at the pride parade today along with others who are representing the brady campaign to prevent gun violence. >>> the iconic pink triangle is in place up at twin peeks now. it was used by the nazis in world war ii to identify and persecute home sexuals. the pink triangle will be taken down this afternoon following the city's pride parade. >>> security will, of course, be high at today's pride parade. the parade runs down market street, between 8th and beil, you can see the route highlighted in blue. and then street closures started at 6:00 a.m., those are all indicated in red. many muni lines will be rerouted during the par and you can find a closer view of that map as well as a full calendar of events on our website, abc7news.com or by downloading our abc 7 news app. enable push alerts for pride updates throughout the day. >>> several home invasion robberies, neighbors worked together to help police make an arrest of a teenage boy and detain two of his accomplices. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley has the story from fremont. >> he was then attac

. >> anthony: siri grossman runs equipment and supply. >> siri: i really love it here.tion. i keep coming back. >> anthony: this is damn good. i like, after a hard day of dragging blocks of ice this is exactly what you need. >> man in brown cap: people who work outside, i mean, they'll burn 5, 6,000 calories a day. >> anthony: is there generally speaking people who work one and four hours at a time before they need to -- >> man in brown cap: come in and get warmed up. we eat pretty good down here considering where we are. so we've got a five a week menu cycle. every friday for four weeks is new york strips. on the fifth week we do filet mignon and crab legs. we don't really do fancy food, we just do basic food well. >> anthony: filet mignon with crab legs? >> man in brown cap: it's every five weeks. >> anthony: how do you deal with vegetarians with no freshies? >> man in brown cap: we've got lots of frozen and canned stuff. >> anthony: it's like justice. who determines the playlist? >> man in brown cap: it's usually whoever's shift is going on at the time. >> stuart: i

a man named david grossman, a kernel of us military road if influential book analyzing the history of the extraordinary percentage of people throughout wars in the middle of battle where their lives were on the line at any given second who nonetheless never fired their guns. there is an enormous-- after the battle of gettysburg there was something like 14000 rifles left next to the dead in the field that were collected. the majority of them had not been fired. the majority of them had been loaded repeatedly. i'm just about to shoot, i better load, i better load again, i better load again. he argues somewhere in there is the greatest bit of optimism asking people to kill someone faceless on the other side of the planet is easy. asking them to kill someone who's eyes they see from 10 feet away hand to hand is an enormous innovation is that. that is some room for optimism there. nonetheless, in the context of the us military now training more drone pilots than actual pilots. [inaudible] >> well, remember what i was saying before about pastored e-mails work i don't know just hold our brea

so if this investigation into a sitting conditioning grossman or governor or other person, the evidence government to open a grand jury and start serving subpoenas and talking to witnesses. thank you very much for being with us. katty, we are going to hearfrom the much for being with us. katty, we are going to hear from the outside counsel for the president shortly. but by all accounts he was in a hotel last night at the trump international hotel in washington handing out cigars telling people they'd won and they'd been vindicated by the written testimony. do you think he'll be so confident today? i do think they are going to carry on saying they were vindicated and i've spoken to people who're surrogates of the white house who've had their talking points and that's going to be the official line, that they were vindicated because they are going to be able to say the president was never under investigation and that is what the president's said, they are not really addressing the question of whetherjames comey was put under some kind of pressure to drop the investigation under michael fly

here's david grossman. george bush's reputation, flying over the devastation of hurricane katrina, and ignoring the victims and seemingly their plight, is this the picture which is going to have a similar impact for theresa may? yesterday, not meeting the survivors and the anxious, but meeting the security services. the fact that today the queen managed to visit only served to put more pressure on theresa may. her majesty is not the focus of widespread anger right now, though. we want answers, and justice. rightly or wrongly, theresa may has become just that. what we want, justice. theresa may is joined in the dock by kensington and chelsea council. we have a right to be angry, and we have got to come out and say this is not acceptable. enough is enough. we need to be angry, because there's reason not to be angry, because children have died. families have died. a protest this afternoon included people storming to the town hall reception and a stand—off on the stairs. chant: we want justice. we wantjustice.