beth grossman is running for d.a. we need to really take a long, hard look at her as opposed to mary krasner, whose in the tank for -- not on the side of law enforcement. so but i would just say i'm sad for seth, i'm sad for his children, and i'm sad for the city of philadelphia, the people of the city of philadelphia for continuing to go through this. >> i'm not sad for seth. i'm angry. i'm angry that we live in a city that is really can be described as perp-walk city. i mean, we have an epidemic of political corruption in this city and in this state. you have the last top law enforcement officer of the state a convicted felon, and now the top law enforcement officer of the city and -- >> whose lives were intertwined. >> whose lives were intertwined. >> ironically. >> that's right. and i think -- so when the mayor said yesterday that -- or on friday that... hopefully, we can move on, i don't want to move on. i think we need leaders like the mayor to say this is an epidemic. this is a culture that produced seth willia

grossman. mr. grossman. mr. grossman. no. mr. palmer. mr. palmer, no. mr. westerman. mr.westerman, no. mr. reinaciy. mr. johnson, mr. johnson, no. mr. smith. mr. smith, no. mr. lewis. mr. lewis, no. mr. bergman. mr. bergman, no. mr. faso. mr. faso, no. mr. schmucker. mr. schmucker, no. mr. gaetz, no. mr. arrington. mr. arrington, no. mr. ferguson. mr. ferguson, no. mr. yarmouth, aye. ms. lee. ms. lujan grisham, aye. mr. molten. mr. molten, aye. mr. jeffries. mr. jeffries, aye. mr. higgins. mr. higgins, aye. ms. delbene. ms. delbene, aye. ms. wassermann schultz, aye. mr. boyle. mr. boyle, aye. mr. cona, aye. ms. jayapal, aye. mr. carbajal, aye. ms. jackson lee. ms. jackson lee, aye. ms. schakowsky. ms. schakowsky, aye. madam chairman, no. >> are there any -- thank you, are there any members who wish to vote or change their vote. >> on that vote, the ayes are 13 and noes are 21. >> the noes have it. the amendment is not agreed to. next, the committee will now vote on the amendment offered by ms. jackson lee. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. >> amendment number six

grossman. >> no. >> mr. grossman, no. mr. palmer. mr. palmer no. mr. westerman. mr. westerman, no. mr. aniecy. no. mr. johnson, mr. johnson, no. mr. smith. mr. smith, no. mr. lewis. mr. lewis, no. mr. bergman. mr. bergman, no. mr. schmucker. mr. schmucker, no. mr. gase. mr. gase, no. mr. arrington. mr. arrington, no. mr. ferguson. mr. ferguson, no. mr. yarmouth. aye. ms. lee. ms. lujan grisham. ms. lujan grisham, aye. mr. molten, aye. mr. jeffries. mr. higgins. mr. higgins, aye. ms. delbene. ms. delbene, aye. ms. washerman schultz. ms. wassermann schultz, aye. mr. boyle. mr. boyle, aye. mr. cona. mr. cona, aye. mr. jaappall. aye. mr. carbahal. aye. ms. jackson lee, aye. ms. schakowsky. ms. schakowsky, aye. mr. diaz balart, no. madam chairman. madam chairman, no. >> are there members who wish to vote or change the vote? did you vote? oh, i'm sorry. you voted. okay. i apologize. i didn't realize the members that just came in had voted. if not, the clerk shall report. >> madam chairman, on that vo

she will serve until republicans bet grossman or democrat larry krasner takes over in february.

. >> reporter: grossman has been calling google as well. google admits there has been a spike of missing bikes this summer. >> it is bad for the bikes. it is bad for the creeks. >> reporter: google is considering placing gps trackers on the bike. the best way to contact google is an e-mail address lost google bikes.com. >>> the phrase the show must go on. >> the show went on in san jose recently. a touching tribute in bay area proud. >> his daughter says he was the blood that ran through that place for more than 40 years. in the end though, she didn't want just to tell people, that she wanted to show them. when marin lane calls the theater her home, she doesn't mean that it is the place that she feels comfortable, but it is where she spent a good chunk of her childhood. that is if she wanted to spend time completely her dad. >> he would include me and that was super great. >> reporter: for more than 30 years, tom or ta as his students called him led the shows. marin began helping her dad on behind the scene production herself. they worked o

newsnight‘s david grossman reports. so many questions about grenfell hang in the air.ny months away. the public inquiry hasn't even decided its terms of reference yet, which questions it will investigate. i was here covering the fire on the day and have followed the story ever since. and one thing that has made grenfell seem very different to me, feel different from a lot of other similar disasters is how widespread and how strong is the view that the authorities are lying to us about what happened here. at the heart of this view is the question of how many people died in the fire. that number is established by the police. their current figure is 80. but is it really more than that, and if so, are the police, the government, the fire service and the media all colluding in a cover—up to downplay this disaster‘s true death toll? what news media outlet are you from? bbc news. bbc, that's what i'm saying. if you're not going to report the right numbers, there's no point in you being here. there's no point you being here because all you're doing is angering the people. i an

democrat larry kratz in her will face off against republican beth grossman in that election. >>> a north jersey doctor is accused of supplying drug prescription to douglass patterson his he can wife and 28-year-old daughter. prosecutors say the trio ran a drug crew of 13 other people. the investigation started when an atlantic county pharmacist reported that patterson and others were traveling more than 100 miles to obtain large quantities of the drugs. >>> water department crews are repairing a 12-inch water main break. the pipe broke yesterday evening. the rush of the water caused the sidewalk to buckle and collapse. >>> we're getting a better look of a woman's rescue from the top of a water tower in new castle county. the 59-year-old maintenance worker became trapped. rescuer strapped her to a stretcher and airlifted her to paramedics. the woman is being treated for serious injuries. >>> the special that was not on the menu, video of alle -- apple bee's take down. >> reporter: today is the kind of day heat becomes dangersous. it is 80 degrees. we're shooting up from there. the accuwea

democrat larry krazner will face beth grossman. >>> a pet parrot witness account leads to a murder conviction. >> reporter: we have another hot one in store for you today across the region. we're looking at temperatures in the 80s in spots and dewpoints in the 70s, that means it's oppressively humid. a heat warning in effect and the seven-day forecast hopefully finding relief that's coming up. >> a powerful earthquake sends a bar crashing down on tourist at a bar in the greek islands. video and pictures coming up. >> this story developing overnight arc powerful earthquake rattled turk and greece sparking panic and causing problems. at least two people were killed and hundreds more injured, new fatality reported in turk. >> look what we dragged out of the ice bag. >> reporter: i was here this week, and like i said a minute ago i was out early to get any work done or doing it late in the evening, because doing it in the middle of the day is no fun. we are dry this morning, as we look outside, we have sky6 live hd at the airport. starting to get warm across the region right now with a lot of the

democrat larry krazner faces beth grossman in november. >>> let's turn to david for the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: hot and humid today. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows there's no rain out there, so don't look for relief that way. looking outside, the commodore barry bridge, a good looking morning, burr it doesn't feel so -- but it doesn't feel so good as you step outside. dewpoint 0 over 70. that's oppressive humidity. it will be a humid uncomfortable day. winds out of the west at 5 miles per hour. the ocean temperature, 74 degrees. warm in the ocean water. however, the dewpoints are an issue just about everywhere. 68 in allentown is bordering on humidity of 70. down the shore there's super oppressive humidity down there. you feel it early as you walk out to take a jog. satellite shows you watch boxes they are off the board. we have lingering cloud cover. we'll go for partly sunny skies. the big story is the temperature profile. 83 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 86. noon, 90. remember through the day, the heath index values will likely make it

the appointee will serve until either republican beth grossman or democrat larry krasner take over inuary. they face on and off a general election in november. former district attorney seth williams is in jail. >>> a manhunt after a mother and daughter are stabbed overnight in south philadelphia. the mother did not survive her injuries. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo brings us up to date. >> reporter: philadelphia police are piecing together a violent scenario that unfolded on this south philadelphia block thursday morning. a mother and her daughter were both stabbed and left for dead. neighbors recalled the surreal screams of other neighbors trying to get help. >> i heard them saying she's dying, she's dying. >> they were there for her. they stayed with her and they called for help. >> reporter: it was just before 2:00 a.m. when police and medics arrived to the 2700 block of daily terrace. they found a 21-year-old stabbed in the neck and her 48-year-old mother stabbed multiple times in her neck and body. both victims were taken to local hospitals in critical condition. the 48

she's serve until beth grossman on larry cravener take over in january. >> family of former drexel student injured in a fight two years ago is suing his old fraternity and friends. >> he was being helped by his brothers back to the fraternity house 2 and powellton. momentelier mc gib opens fell and hit his head on cement during a fight and suffered a catastrophic brain injury. their failure to call 911 for nearly ten hours led to the brain injury. >> they could have prevented his brain from swelling to much that they had to take the top of his skull off to relieve the prern you're. >> it's been two of the worst years of my life and i don't want any other family to have to go through what we have to go through. >> drexel is not named in the lawsuit. and the university says if a statement the drexel police conducted investigation notified the office of the district attorney and it was determined no charges would be filed. >> today arizona senator john mccain tweeted he would be back to work as he battles aggressive form of brain cancer. prayers and words of encourag encouragement pour in fro

that race pits democratic larry krasner against republican beth grossman. >>> caught on camera, one huge catch. fishermen on the jersey shore reeled in this enormous shark that is drawing national attention tonight. environmental officials say it's the largest ever in the state's history. fox 29's chris kennel has been talking with the fishermen who caught the big guy in brielle monmouth county. >> reporter: they didn't need a bigger boat but they did need a bigger scale. a group of new jersey anglers landing a 12 moot mako shark believed to be one of the biggest he have caught in the state. it's a fish story 30 years in the making. overnight fishing trip turned into a trip of a lifetime for long-time captains dave bender and kevin garrity. aboard the jenny lee sport fishing charter out of manasqu manasquan. >> kevin screamed that this might be him. >> reporter: this is him. a monster 12-foot short finned mako shark caught in hudson canyon about 100 miles off the atlantic coast. >> my first honest first thoughts was that we had hooked a great white. i had never seen anything that big bef

the appointe will serve until either republican beth grossman or democrat larry krasner takes over in january, and those two will face off in the november general election. seth williams is in jail until the sentencing hearing in october on federal corruption charges. >>> a teen has lost his leg after a dangerous stunt with the moving freight train in north philadelphia, police say it happened near castor avenue and juniata, 13 year-old boy tried jump opinion on to a freight train but failed and rushed to st. christopher's hospital for children where doctors had to amputate one of his legs. incident forced septa to shut down trenton line. all services are back to normal today. >>> president trump telling new york times he would not have picked jeff sessions for attorney general if he had known that session was recues himself from the russian meddling investigation. president trump called sessions recuesal unfair to the president, sources say trump's public break with one of his earliest supporters could prompt session toss resign, something you may recall he has offered to do in the p

hodges will serve until either republican bet grossman or democrat larry krasner takes over this january. >>> well, still ahead, the deed line -- deadline facing, what the patient need to do today to save their personal information. >> also ahead: we've got update on this massive forest fire burning in south jersey. hundreds of ainge verse been scorched. >> also, we will tell but a new study raising red flags about the crab population and what it means foresee food lovers in our area. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> sweet charlie, you may be familiar with that company. they have couple of locations in philadelphia, i'm personally a big fan, but sweet charlie in ocean city also rolling ice cream, pat gallen here for cbs-3 summer fest, coming up a little later in the show. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> a frightening explosion rock the food shop in eastern china during the morning rush. take a look. this happened earlier today in the resort city of hangzhou. no word yet on what caused it. >> closer to home, fire fight remembers continui

dan grossman has the story. [ trumpep playing ] >> reporter: in 292 years, few things made stu nervous. not when his battalion was ambushed not long after. >> i just play every opportunity i get. >> reporter: so why start now? >> i just ride out there and suit up and go to work. >> reporter: on this night stewart will be playing the national anthem at coors field. >> i hope i have to expect -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: a small feat compared to where he's been. >> hell. yeah. and it's -- daily. >> reporter: in 1944, boone's 99th infantry division was attacked at the battle of the bulge one of the bloodiest battle in american history. of the 70 men in his group. he was one of only 11 to survive. >> that's what it's all about i guess. >> reporter: he'll tell you it's why he does this. >> you honor those that aren't here to participate in the reunion. >> reporter: and it's why those here do this. [ applause ] for stewart, it's a moment of gratitude. >> what a thrill. it's really nice. special day for all of us. >> reporter: now all that's left is for him to return the favor. ♪ the only wa

after pleading guilty to federal corruption charges, hodge will serve until either republican bet grossman or democrat larry krasner takes over in january. >>> in other news this noon, jared kushner meeting with senate investigators to answer questions about what he did during the presidential campaign. seth lemon reports from washington kushner gave some inside in a prepared statement >> jared kushner is telling senate intelligence committee investigators, he did not talk with russia. >> the whole how to explain, here's how i met the russian ambassador, here is what we talked becomes here's how i met the banker guy, here's whether we talked about. >> in a 11 page statement released this morning kushner said he met with russian banker back in december, around the same time he also met with the russian ambassador to the u.s., sergei , he said he was looking to establish line of communication between russia and then national security advisor michael flynn, to talk about syria. today's senate testimony was just the first meeting for kushner. he'll be back on capitol hill tomorrow to meet with

she will serve until republicans bet grossman or democrat larry krasner takes over in february. >> they want to stay on the staff, they're going to stop leaking. >> stern warning from president trump's new communications director, meanwhile, president trump's son-in-law, jared kushner, heads to capitol hill. he has closed door meeting with the senate intelligence committee. >> and i now pronounce you still husband and wife. may you live for the another zero six years. >> and renewing their vows over the weekends, celebrate their zero six ' anniversary at the senior living center in philadelphia. >> i love. that will i love love. turning now to the forecast, matt, don't have as much love for this morning's forecast, i have to say. >> no, we want to distance ourselves from this forecast. it is a definite morning where you want to take the umbrella, because even though precipitation starting to fade out, here in center city, we're going to be watching for another round of some showers and thunderstorms as we get toward the end of this afternoon, and then maybe into the evening hours. so on

appointe will serve as either republican, beth grossman or larry krasner takes over in january. she will face off in a mayoral election. seth williams ace waiting sentence nothing october on federal corruption charges. >>> president trump is saying he would have never appointed jeff sessions as attorney general if he had known session was recues himself from the russian meddling investigation. it was a break from one of his earliest supporters is part of the interview with the president and new york times. trump says sessions recues allies quote very unfair to the president. trump also says he would have picked someone else if he known session was recues himself. >>> and president trump also letting republican lawmakers knows he is not happy over their in a ability to pass a g.o.p. health care bill. reince priebus was on capitol hill working with republicans to try to find consensus. president trump has ordered them to skip their ordered recess to keep working m junior leader mitch mcconnell said it could be repeal or replace or just repeal of obama care if we end up voting hono

grossman. madam chair, i yield back. >> you are recognized for one minute to close. >> thank you, madam chair. i have to say that the bill being proposed and being enacted was the same bill from 2013 that passed in the u.s. senate with 68 bipartisan votes and there was an entire border security piece of that bill that contained billions of dollars into border security, and in fact, at the time senator mccain said that it was ridiculous that they would put that much money to border security, because that isn't what would fix the situation. i recent any suggestion otherwise, immigrants are law-abiding citizens and they are helping our economy grow, and if we want to project a 3% growth that frankly, no economist has said is possible then we have got to invest in our long-term future for this country to make sure that we have workers in the country, and to make sure that we can continue to recognize the benefits that those workers bring to our economy. i hope that my colleagues on both sides of th

she's serve until beth grossman on larry cravener take over in january. >> family of former drexel student injured in a fight two years ago is suing his old fraternity and friends. >> he was being helped by his brothers back to the fraternity house 2 and powellton. momentelier mc gib opens fell and hit his head on cement during a fight and suffered a catastrophic brain injury. their failure to call 911 for nearly ten hours led to the brain injury. >> they could have prevented his brain from swelling to much that they had to take the top of his skull off to relieve the prern you're. >> it's been two of the worst years of my life and i don't want any other family to have to go through what we have to go through. >> drexel is not named in the lawsuit. and the university says if a statement the drexel police conducted investigation notified the office of the district attorney and it was determined no charges would be filed. >> today arizona senator john mccain tweeted he would be back to work as he battles aggressive form of brain cancer. prayers and words of encourag encouragement pour in fro

hodge will serve until either republican bet grossman or democrat larry krasner takes over in january. >> well, a suspect accused in the strangulation dealt of his girlfriend set before cape may county judge later today. forty-nine year old paul kline is behind bars on several charges including first degree murder. authorities say he killed his 54 year old girlfriends, denise webber, her body found saturday morning inside her ocean city apartment. >> investigators in chester country still looking for shooters after a young boy get hit by a stray bullet. police say it happened saturday night on the 3400 block of twp. line road in chester. bullets shot through a home and hit 11 year old boy in the stomach. now he is expected to be okay. neighbors say they are disturbed by the gun vie len. >> it is just doesn't make any sense. >> it is not usually a lot of gun play around here. >> whatever their problem; they need to try to find a resolution, it is better through violence. >> and bullets hit a gas station across the street from the boy's home in addition to several nearby cars, police ar

as long as they remained in their units(jimmy grossman/motel guest-i tried to walk out the front doorly mace) (reporter-so it was hard to breathe and you were tearing up?)(jimmy grossman/motel guest-yeah)firefighters treated one person at the scene after that person came into contact with the substance.then two hours after being told to run out... the guests were allowed to return to their units around 7 in the morning but only through the side or back doors.(battalion chief jeff welch/san jose fire department-i have no idea if it was intentional or accidental. we are still fuzzy how that report came in (will tran/san jose-- as the investigation continues we do know that no one was arrested at the scene as the police department was never at the motel talking to witnesses.in san jose will tran kron 4 news (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. an area of low pressure off of the northern california coast will maintain seasonably cool temperatures with widespread night and morning low clouds through tuesday. warmer conditions return for the s

in november, democrat larry krazner faces beth grossman in november election. >> let's torn -- to our big story that's the excessive heat. >> reporter: stay indoors if you can manage it this afternoon. storm tracker 6 live double scan we are dry, sky6 live hd, there's the beach. it will be better, it will be humid, bus stop not as hot. we're in the 70s in the ocean water. be careful of rip currents, moderate risk of that. 80 degrees in philadelphia. the dewpoint up to 69. it's been fluctuating past the 70-degree mark that's the oppressive humidity. winds light as 3, ocean temperature, 73 degrees. dewpoints 69 in philadelphia. up to 70 in trenton. 71 in reading. as you head south the higher numbers and darker shades of green along the delaware bay and the oceanfront indicate humid air. if you're out for early morning jog or stroll. walking the dog you and puppy will feel it. the morning is the better time to take the dog out. this afternoon not a good time for that. we expect to maintain partly sunny skies and we're definitely maintaining the heat. 10:00, 86. newnoon, 90. 3:00 p.m., 94

our technology editor david grossman has been looking at the prospects for motor transport and the airbreathe. this is what is done for electric cars up to now, the convenience of pumping 400 miles of range into a car in minutes at any one of 8500 service stations nationwide but change is coming by order of the government. we have to get petrol and diesel cars off our road and make sure we deal with the problems and pollution causes and beat targets. the announcement was delivered as part of the response to the air pollution crisis. the government had been ordered by the high court to come up with a plan to cut nitrogen dioxide. there is millions to help councils cut pollution but no diesel scrappage scheme yet. i think it is a smoke screen. what it does is helps to push us towards climate change goals, encouraging manufacturers to move away from combustion engines but we think the wind is blowing that way anyway but from the point of view of air quality, it will not do the job, we need quick measures soon. moving from a world where we burn petrol and diesel to get about to one where w

. >> republican beth grossman will face off in november to fill the next full term. >> one of the first hodge could face a deadly shooting in frankfurt. they were shot by a neighbor last sunday. the neighbor says they were all arguing and dempsy and depaul started climbing his fence. the man said he felt threatened and grabbed his gun and thougsh them both. >> my mom would never provoke any violence. she knows she would have to make it home to me and my brother. i don't understand why he is still here in hisuths house let alone not in jail. it's not self defense. it is strictly murder. >> over the weekend neighbors passed around a petition to try to get the d.a.'s office to prosecute the case. they say they are investigating it right now. >>> here is a look at other stories we are following county by county. in mercer county time for a home improvement project at one of trenton's oldest buildings. the city broke ground on renovations to the douglas house built in 1760. george washington and his war council made decisions at the home during the american revolution. >>> new street lights

. >> my name is cheryl gro grossman. >> cheryl i know you said you're concerned about prekiingt existingtions and whether or not you'll be covered. tell me about that. >> if they go for full repeal that means pre:ca that means clause that was in there before the aca comes back and several preexisting conditions and i won't survive if i cannot get access to medical care or access to insurance. it's a death sentence for me. >> some are thinking this what did you do before at f fordable care act. >> i was incredibly lucky in that my employer picked up the difference on the preexisting condition pieces and once the aca went into effect i had the same ak access as everybody else did. if this goes away i'm not with that employer anymore i cannot guarantee that will go forward and i would die. >> thank you for sharing your story, cheryl, i know you will speak. it you were lying on the ground here. tell me why people are lying on the ground and what brings you out today. >> to represent the people who will die if they do repeal of aca. >> some people hear that and think it's dramatic and it's no

general election will be taking office so that race is pitting larry krasner against republican beth grossman. >>> before students head back to school montgomery county health officials are reminding parents about new rules involving those vaccinations, starting this year, all students must provide proof otherwise they won't aloud to attend. in the pennsylvania they had eight months to receive their immunizations. >>> playing hard ball with mr. e stand down at the shore are facing legal trouble a couple of them, corporate offices suing owner of the two of the locations on wildwood boardwalk claiming person is running them without a license president softee pulled owners franchise license after he fell behind in royalty payments and they received complaints about the staffing and the cleanliness. we have check both ice cream stand and went to an address for owner bye were unable to reach him for comment. >>> 5:23. too late new to say sorry. you want me to sing it. >> i love that song. biggest down loads. >> the announcement justin beiber just made. >> there you go. he is saying sorry some fans

our technology editor david grossman has been given exclusive access to microsoft's ai labs in seattle's nothing perhaps that looks quite so dated as yesterday's view of the future. seattle's salute to science in the century to come. see how man will live and work and play in the year 2000. seattle's space needle and monorail, built for the ‘62 world's fair, probably tell us more about the assumptions of that time than the realities of our own. most often, predictions miss the really profound shifts. what eve will look like in a.d. 2000. like this pre—war assumption that the 21st century woman of fashion would still have a lady's maid to help her dress. shoes will have cantilever heels and an electric belt will adapt the body to climatic changes. pity then the people that work here, this is building 99 in redmond, near seattle. it's microsoft's research facility. in here, the predictions that they make determine the future of the company and perhaps, if they are right, all of our futures. do you need help finding something? we are betting the company on advances in al. we think this is

. >> sanchez is fow charged with grossman slaughter while intoxicated and a second teen survived the crash and was treat ford a leg injury. >>> there was tense moments in north jersey yesterday when an suv overcorrected on the garden state parkway another dash-cam ra recorded the moment the man lost control sending his camper swerving left and right before toppling over. nobody was hurt. >> goodness. >>> a study in california is putting a question to the test could different songs change the way something tastes. this is the distillery room for the whiskey each room is outfitted with the speaker each playing different kinds of music on repeat for three years. whiskey derives its flavor from moving in and out of the oak as it contracts and expands. >> how do we get the liquid to behavior in a different wave so we thought sound vibrations. >> and now they say it does change the taste and varies depending on the kind of music. their favorite so far whiskey enhanced by blue grass music. >> very cool. >>> big talkers now and a big question, is it social acceptable to complain by being pre

election will take office and that race is pitting democrat larry krasner against republican bet h grossman. >>> 4:22. it was within of the biggest sharks ever caught off new jersey coast. >> a whooper trying to get this one in but it won't make it in the official record books, all because of a technicality, we will explain coming up next but first here's sean bell. >> coming up in sports in a ming also kick off training camp yesterday and they are dealing with some injuries. find out who might miss a little bit of time, coming up next in sports. >>> the eagles heading in today two of the training camp and it is only rookies and quarterbacks, vets are not required to show, until thursday, there is high expectations for this team, so much so that doug pederson says that this team is as talented as those packer teams in the 90's, wow. yesterday he talked about what they had to do to reach that point. >>> it takes more than talent. i feel like we have talented players. i don't want to put us in the box and say we can't do this or that. it takes a coaching staff. it takes leadership from the to

hodges will serve until either republican bet grossman or democrat larry krasner takes over in january. >> also, today, this man, william, will be sentenced for the shooting after philadelphia police bike officer. shot and wounded officer daniel cost i can in april of 2015 near 50th and master in west philadelphia. was able to return fire and hit him in the right elbow. will be sentenced on attempted murder and other charge. >> to the nation's capitol, president trump is calling out member of his own party over the healthcare debate. he is expected to deliver a statement on the topic later today. correspondent with more from washington. >> president trump issued a warning, sunday evening, to the gop, tweeting if republicans don't repeal and replace the disastrous obamacare, repercussions will be far greater than any of them understanded. the senate is expected to vote this week, on republican healthcare bill, though some lawmakers say they still haven't been told yet whether they'll be decide to go replace obama care or just repeal it. >> i don't think that's a good approach to face th

hodge will serve until either republican bet grossman or democrat larry krasner takes over in januaryse of representatives returns to harrisburg this weekend, to work on balancing the state's $32 billion budget, governor tom wolf allowed the budget tote become law last week, despite $1.5 million shortfall. help in the legislature about $600 million, in aid to schools lining penn state, lincoln, and the university of pennsylvania. >>> elan musk says he's received verbal approval to build high speed underground transportation system. in a twitter post, musk explained the hyper loop would shuttle commuters from the big apple to the nation's capitol in under 30 minutes. transportation system would whisk not just people but also cars, even bikes, through a system of underground tunnels at airliner speeds. musk adds the hyper loop would make stops in baltimore and in philadelphia on the way. >> we go back and forth between dc and new york all the time. and when we don't go it is because it takes so long. >> i've always been thinking if it was only faster it would be lot more people would tr

resign after pleading guilty to corruption charges, hodge will serve until either republicans can set grossman let's look at matt with the forecast. >> it will be a messy monday for us, across the area, we had those showers, few thunderstorms this morning now most of the morning precipitation has tapered off on couple of showers not completely ruled out, as we go through the rest of the morning. we will see break in the action, with mostly cloudy skies this afternoon, and there is still flashflood warnings from 9:00 a.m. west of the city, and our high temperatures today, 89 degrees so meisha we have our work cut out for thus monday morning. >> yes, you specially do, matt i can tell you, it is getting little better in the world of travel. little bit. but still pretty busy. accident 59 south of the vine earlier, that's cleared, then looking at service vehicle blocking the one lane open, far west lane, now cleared, ease tension around there. accident in mt. laurel, 295 past route 73, that left lane compromised, jim, over to you. >> next update is at 8: 25, coming up cbs this morning, what's in st

grossman. i've been engaged for five years and i took the snap challenge and now finally i can explain the reason i'm not married to my fiancÉ. i don't think we have a good understanding of the snap program. veterans, working military, the constituent i mentioned, working mom, 53 cents an hour was her raise. you can't do it. it's $33 a week. when i took the snap challenge, i couldn't afford any productive healthy food and i suffered a sports injury and i couldn't by any of the foods that the doctor told me would heal that. fortunately i didn't have to live on $35 a week but these folks do. 38000 grocery stores. you want to grow the economy and you said the economy is humming, we don't have a good under understanding of the seniors, adult, children and military who are on this program who don't have the resources to buy the very food to exist. >> i yield back. >> the question is on agreeing to the amendment, all those in favor say i. >> those opposed they know. in the opinion of the chair, the n

. >> also mindy grossman only left recently a well regarded ceo of hsn she just took over. >> in fact>> work tried to get her on tv multiple years and that will be in the next hour on squawk on the street we asked and he said yes >> you're kidding. >> i don't know who carl and david are. who? who are you talking about? >> let's get to another man that doesn't have two first names his name is rick santelli. he's at the cme group in chicago. >> good morning. i know adp was disappointing it isn't disappointing to see the move higher. of course i'm speaking with respect to rates rates using much higher on stronger data. it's not just having effects on yield curves the curve steepenings at long end rallies. it's been simple in that regard and all the following charts are going to be 6-1. and monday 26th for 6 days how markets move there's tens minus 2s. here's ten year yield. italy, 223, france, 90 and any of you that think that it's only limited to the euro zone, sorry. canada, marching on, japan, there's more thumbs on the scale. you can't even find a new place to put one but yet it is g

grossman you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. i guess i'll ask a question either doctor -- best able to answer it. could you first give a general overview. we wanted to get a round and past the act around this top-down approach to how you run your schools. do you feel we've succeeded in that? are you happy with that or would you like further things done along those lines? we'll start with dr. pletnick. >> as i shared earlier, i think there are still some things, even at our state level, that were legislation that was tied more closely to the no child left behind era than to what currently is in place with essa law. i think there's still room for improvement and we need to work on that, teacher evaluation an example of that, some other pieces. so, yes, essa has provided us with some of that autonomy and flexibility but at the state level i think we still have some things we'll need to do. >> okay. are you satisfied with [ inaudible ], though? >> yes. again i will tell you that we have submitted our plan, we have not gotten any fee

grossman, you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. could you first of all just give us a general over view? we passed the student success act, get around this top down of how your run your schools. are you happy with that or would you like further things done along those lines? we'll start with dr. pletnick. >> as i had shared earlier, i think there are still some things even at our state level that were legislation that was tied more closely to the no child left behind era than with essa law. i think there's still room for improvement. teacher evaluation is an example of that, some other pieces. so yes essa has provided us with some of that atonomy and flexibility. but at the state level i think we still have some things we need to do. >> okay. but are you satisfied? >> i can tell you we have submitted that plan but not gotten any feedback on that plan. >> same question to you, dr. wright. >> i think the state's plan is setting long-term goals per subgroup areas so we know what we want for our children ten years out. but i think it's