harrington, speaking through an artificial larynx, described what happened next. >> harrington said he was startled and entered the home to find steidel coming down the stairs. >> what happened after you got in the house? >> did you notice anything different about randy at this point? >> he had blood on him. >> did he have anything on him? >> he had a knife. >> despite harrington's shocking story, police had a problem. >> darrell harrington came forward and told his story, there wasn't enough probable cause for an arrest, because they didn't feel confident that they could convict based on a guy like darrell harrington. >> but two months later, another witness came forward, deborah rhinebolt could confess she helped stab the newlywed couple. >> tell me what you saw happen. >> blood everywhere. >> where's herb, where's randy? >> one was on the right side of the bed, one was by the door. >> when you walked into the bedroom, what was karen rhodes doing? >> she was yelling, oh, my god, oh, my god. >> she also gave police the murder weapon, a five-inch knife, and agreed to testify in exchang

well where the heck is harrington?t county delaware, little bit southwest of dover as you're headed south thereon route one, route 13, actually, is the big road that goes through there. so this is going to be great day to go to the stay fair. here is your forecast, high of 83 degrees in harrington, plenty of sunshine. and maybe have a hotdog. because it is national hotdog day. we have been asking on twitter and facebook, what is your favorite topping on your hotdog? little mustard roley? just share it with us if you feel like t temperatures in the 50's, to the north of us, 71 in the city, 61 in reading and pottstown, and millville 63 dover 65 degrees right now. very comfortable morning with those northwesterly breezes and that will continue throughout the day today. just like yesterday, dew points are down in the 50's, just about everywhere, we have this 53 degrees dew point in the city we check that measure of moisture, you know the humidity will be back eventually but not today. down with pleasant and refreshing humi

that's not what this is about. >> you invoked the name harrington. he taught jack kennedy about poverty. >> bernie sanders, u.s. senator. a committee chairman. when you talk to his people, they say he's met the threshhold to be commander in chief. treat him with respect. >> since the letter imploring the field to fire trump, we've seen several candidates do it, or try to. >> i don't need a letter from governor pataki. i said from day one that when you label a group of people as drug dealers, it is more about you than it is them. what trump said says more about trump than anybody else. >> i don't think he is reflecting the republican party with his statements about mexicans. i think that was a huge error on his part. and number one, it is wrong. we want somebody that has dealt with this before. not somebody that will shoot from the hip. >> comments are inappropriate. they have no place in the race. >>> and jeb bush tried to knock him down a bit by saying his views are not reflective of the immigrant experience. i don't spend a lot of time going over t

but they always get really big names and good acts at the delaware state fair, which is down in harringtony every year, and it has been a lot of fun for many, many years so here we go again. high and dry today nice weather pattern continues anything annie is to the south. high will keep everything away from us. the next system is way out west and that will probably not get here until late in the day on sunday. hopefully, late enough, that it won't spoil your weekend. there is ultimate doppler, we can't find any precipitation in the entire state of new jersey pennsylvania, delaware. these are the temperatures, also very good. very comfortable 57 degrees, up in the mountains, 70 in the city, six an in trenton 63 degrees in allentown, it is a comfortable 66 in atlantic city international, and wildwood, 64 degrees in millville. wind speeds, 7 miles an hour in philadelphia, and more importantly, the direction of the winds, it is out of the northwest, so once again we have a day where we'll have low humidity, once we get the northwesterly wind, almost always what happens. so, dew points now have

round three, pad drug harrington 7-under 65. second best round.best round belong to australian marc leishman. he is 9-under for the tournament. and then many thought an irishman would win the tournament. rory mcilroy. not paul dunne. the irish amateur tied for the lead at 12-under. jordan spieth, 21. his third straight birdie on 12, gets to 10-under. this is louis oosthuizen. tied for the lead at 12-under. look out for spieth. birdie on 15. 11-under for the tournament. just one back. same names atone the leader board at chambers bay, will be there again at st. andrews terrible day for the second round leader dustin johnson plummets 17 spots. did get the long birdie putt there from the fairway on 15 but bogeyed 16, 17, 18. five back. packed leaderboard with a surprise name on top in dunne. the list includes adam scott, justin rose and sir gentleman garcia. celebrity groh golf in tahoe. shane battier dunks it. that doesn't good strategy in the cup. probably off the green and into the rough. former a's pitch are mark moll dour, has a huge bounce. edg

like the guy that was pat harrington that was here. >> seth: kit harrington. >> from schneider from thebottle in his room. [ laughter ] >> seth: because he came out here and you went in his room and stole his wine. >> wow. yeah, i did. [ laughter ] >> seth: you should never drink -- you ever watched "game of thrones"? >> i watch every minute of "game of thrones." >> seth: then why are you drinking wine that you don't know where it came from? >> it's not real. >> seth: yeah, that's true. >> i don't know, is it? >> seth: no. >> how'd they get the footage? >> seth: it's not a documentary. >> i love "game of thrones" i just don't remember what happens. >> seth: you're holding on to that bag like you're a woman on the subway who's sure somebody's going to try to grab it. [ laughter and applause ] no one's coming. >> i'm from here. >> seth: i know. i know. that's true. you can never be too safe. >> i just like to be ready to go. i don't like a tote because -- >> seth: sure. >> it's just awkward. i like to put my thumb through the tote. [ laughter ] i'm doing a lot of physical stuff tonight. >

harrington is right about here and you can see it is raining right there right now.uzz are going to the delaware state fair, wear some shoes that you don't care about because it will be a little bit on the muddy side but you'll have a good time. there is rain all along the coast, rain in sussex county, delaware but it has eased up a bit to the north of us. we will zoom in and we will show you where we're talking about right now. across the river in evesham, in tabernacle, tabernacle, and shamong, we have steady rain and much heavier rain along atlantic city, in margate, raining on lucy the elephant right now, in sea islecy i, avalon, all getting rain along jersey shore, avalon and cape may and some thunder and lightening heard in georgetown delaware. so how much rain will we get get, there could be a few isolated localized heavy downpours and at the end of the day we could get an inch and a half of rain here in philadelphia, maybe from that one soaking storm. 72 degrees in the city. in allentown right now. very muggy out there this morning. 65 degrees in mount pocono

harrington, second best round of the day. seven under 65 long birdie putt there got him to minus ten. mark birdie on 15. to within one of the lead at that point and eight under 64 and nine for the tournament. few weeks ago, many thought an irishman would win but thought it would be rory mcilroy. not armature paul dun in the tie for the lead. 22 years old. jordan spieth 21 unphased by the attention. third straight birdie. louie ties him 2010 champ. five under 67. he's dietied for the lead. look out for spieth. one back. same names on top of the leader board sunday at chambers bay and will be there at andrews. joins dunn in a 12 under. terrible day for dustin johnson. long birdie putt on 15 but bogeyed 16 17 18 five back. packed leader board with that surprise name on top. nine players working at nine under and includes good ones. >>> celebrity thety tygolf shane battier, dunked it. would have gone off the green. mark molder can hit it a ton. got pretty good touch with the wedge. checks up. top birdie. eric gagne by one point.

round three, pad drug harrington 7-under 65. second best round.best round belong to australian marc leishman. he is 9-under for the tournament. and then many thought an irishman would win the tournament. rory mcilroy. not paul dunne. the irish amateur tied for the lead at 12-under. jordan spieth, 21. his third straight birdie on 12, gets to 10-under. this is louis oosthuizen. tied for the lead at 12-under. look out for spieth. birdie on 15. 11-under for the tournament. just one back. same names atone the leader board at chambers bay, will be there again at st. andrews terrible day for the second round leader dustin johnson plummets 17 spots. did get the long birdie putt there from the fairway on 15 but bogeyed 16, 17, 18. five back. packed leaderboard with a surprise name on top in dunne. the list includes adam scott, justin rose and sir gentleman garcia. celebrity groh golf in tahoe. shane battier dunks it. that doesn't good strategy in the cup. probably off the green and into the rough. former a's pitch are mark moll dour, has a huge bounce. edg

pad drug harrington with the second best round of the day, 7-under 65 long birdie putt on 16.w weeks ago many picked an irishman to win this, rory mcilroy, not dunne. spieth is unphase by attention on 12. louis oosthuizen, playing with dunne, won at st. an truce five years ago. but look another four spieth. one back. same names were atop the leaderboard on sunday at chambers bay and the same at st. andrews, jason day heading into the final round. terrible day for dustin johnson plummets 17 spots, 3-over 7 5. didn't get this birdie from time to time the fairway. bogeyed 16, 17, 18. a surprise name on top and nine players at 9-under. the list includes adam scott justin rose, and sergio garcia. >>> start planning the parade. giants have won six straight after sweeping arizona today. here they come. knopp an an suh zack. he is on the dl with a strained thumb. maxwell gets the start and gets it done. 1, 0 giants. hunter pence 5-12 in the series. that would break a one-run time. in comes joe panik. madison bumgarner gets the win. 2-1 the final. giants complete the sweep. >>> tommy m

this large painting was painted in philadelphia about a century ago by local artist named harrington fitzgerald. it depicts washington's troops crossing the delaware before the battle of trenton. this is an example of one of our ongoing needs in addition to raising funds to build a museum, we are conserving our collection. this is a painting that lived for decades and decades in an unheated outbuilding in a park and suffered through the years. you can see areas of over painting. these are some test patches from the conservators. once the painting is cleaned and some infoill done, it will become quite bright instead of looking like a modern washington, d.c. snowstorm, it is kind of yellowish brown it will look like an 18th-century snowstorm. there's actually a second painting behind this one, same size. it is depicting the troops marching into valley forge. we are working to complete the conservation of these painting so they can be put on permanent display in the courtyard of the museum on the second floor as you enter and exit the core exhibition. the museum will continue the story

the state fair is being held in harrington. the ten-day event runs through august 1st. meg >>> celebrating the best a party in drexel hill last night honored in main line today magazine. look at who was there having a toast. >> we were up late. >> having a toast in my honor. >> the magazine actually honored tracy davidson as best news anchor. bill henley was there to serve as the live auction emcee. proceeds go to several local chair theys. congratulations. i can't think of anyone more deserving. >> thank you. >> i'm so glad you've always been a part of this event. that event raises money for charities, this year devereaux. >> auctioned off a great spanish villa, another great donation. it was a great evening. they have the best food and drink on the main line. >> do we get to hear your auctioneer's voice. >> yes. sunshine in store, minutes away from sunrise. that's a live view from the pocono mountains that's the view looking past camel beach. very low 80s in camel beach. sunshine, nice and bright the humidity, just like the last couple days is nice and low. 12 minutes

. >> police identified the gun as a nine-shot harrington & richardson .22 caliber revolver. from the serial number, police discovered the gun was purchased by g.d. wilson from a sears store in shreveport, louisiana. >> at the time that they interviewed the person who sold that gun, he told them that he believed the man was from out of town and his accent didn't sound like a louisiana accent. it sounded more southern than that. >> on the same day he bought the gun, a george d. wilson rented a room in the ymca just across the street from the sears store. >> we actually went into the room where this george wilson had checked in, and from the window of this room you could see the sears store. and it was just kind of -- for us, it was kind of overwhelming being in there and seeing that and trying to figure out what was going on in this man's mind when he was there. >> george wilson listed his home address in miami, florida. >> the address turned out to be a rock quarry. there was nothing there. >> for approximately four years, they checked every person with that name in the unite

so, we show on our satellite and radar picture where harrington, delaware s why? because today's the first day of the delaware state fair. kent county, along the state, stop at harrington, great time. rodeo i understanded today. state fair forecast, do you believe one of those? we do. >> hotdog day, enjoy your favorite snack at the state fair if you are headed there. temperatures mostly in the 60s this morning. we have 56 degrees in mount pocono, where it is pretty cool. sixty-nine in the city. mid 60s atlantic city, wildwood, and dover, not too far from harrington, wind speeds are pretty light, out of the northwest, and that means usually, and it does today, a low humidity day. yeah. dew point are in the 50's, what does that mean? well, we measure moisture with the dew point. so definitely in the pleasant range there with our dew points, so another day where you don't feel the stickies outside. did you sunday. did you monday and tuesday, when we had our official heatwave second one of the year. but today mid 80s, ten out of ten, nine tomorrow, nine saturday, more

it's being held in harrington for its 95th season.the ten-day event will run through august 1st. >>> in gloucester county it's the 33rd annual new jersey peach festival under way now. between now and sunday sample the sweet, sweet peaches and goodys athe 4-h fair in mullica hill. the governors cup will be awarded for the best peaches. >>> nasa scientists looking for an edge-like planet say they found the closest match yet. >> hugely exciting. the planet is being called a close cousin to earth. this is kepler 452-b. researchers say it may have the right conditions for life to form. the newly discovered plan set bigger than earth and has twice the gravity. before you start planning your trip, it's 1,400 light years. >> twice the gravity of earth. >> yes. >> i still wouldn't be able to dunk a basketball even on p-52b. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> he just stood up in the theater and started shooting. that's how investigators describe what happened at a movie theater in louisiana last night. this morning, three people are dead, nine hurt.

and the took a huge lead role in this and ed harrington called the first strategic planning meeting. his support as a senior manager of a major utility really set a tone for success for that and it's progressively grown. steve ritchie, who has been supervisoring my work has been very supportive and harlan kelley and one outcome of this is that the bay work model, there actually isn't anything else in california like it. there is nothing else in the nation like it. i haven't been able to find anything like it internationally, and i am very involved with international water associations. so the kind of tone that the commission takes about openness to innovation has really showed up here and paid dividends for you that i hope will benefit you for many years to come. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. [ applause ] >> cheryl is probably one of the people around here who has been with the organization longer than i have, and now that you know, that you are leaving, i think the rest of us are safe. [laughter ]. cheryl is always about people. she managed the people-oriented part of the bu

. >> little johnny harrington, who lived two houses away from my church, lived with his grandmother, stepped on a nail and got tetanus. she didn't know anything about tetanus shots, but he died. and these things etch themselves into one's childhood memory, and there was never a time when i didn't know that i would fight segregation. and it didn't occur to me to be... you know, if you were thirsty, you drank. i went to the public library, and that's a good story. when i was a child, and they didn't let me in, well, last year they dedicated the new public library to me, and across the top is, "everyone is welcome." so change is possible. >> hinojosa: i want to give you a high five on that one. >> ah, how about that? it's wonderful. and it's the new center of the community where kids go and everybody's going and it's wonderful. >> hinojosa: but take me back to one other person who was an extraordinary part of your life, and again, the fact that you sat down and had conversations, coffee, with malcolm x. those conversations. >> i've had a serendipitous life. i was at yale law school, and

. >>> from our delaware bureau the state fair continues today in harrington kent county.is now open and there are animal shows, carnival rides for you and your family to enjoy. tomorrow night, new kids on the block will perform at the fair which runs through next saturday. >>> two jersey shore towns are winners in the 25th annual atlantic city life guard classic. beach patrols from all over the state showed off their life saving skill last night. they competed in paddle board, swim swimming, and rowing races. the overall top prize went to team avalon. >>> and it was a beautiful day for the life guard classic. beautiful day again today. we're going to start out our weekend so nice. we do have some changes tomorrow and especially during the work week. weather headlines on your saturday, we're looking at a super saturday. lots of sunshine low humidity. temperatures not all that bad for late july although a little warmer than where we have been. we're looking at a stickier sunday. so humidity levels starting to go up on sunday but really increasing during the workweek. it's g

still professing his innocence, the case came to the attention of the high powered law firm, oreck harringtonnd sutcliff. they fought death penalty cases on a pro bono basis. >> one thing i've learned in now 25 years of representing people on death row, you're going to be fighting an uphill battle and you have a client whose life is in the balance is a very heavy burden. >> what he could not dispute was cooper's criminal history, his escape from prison, and his proximity to the murders. >> i lived on the main streets of pittsburgh when i was growing up. i became a car thief. i landed in the california institution for men in 1983 because of a burglary conviction in los angeles. i was there a couple months. i was out walking around and i just ran. there was a hole in the fence. >> mr. cooper walked through fa farps, pastors, off the roadways and ultimately found his ways to the lee's house. >> when i got to the lease house, i asked a couple girlfriends to send me money. tried to figure out what's next. but i did not murder those people. >> cooper said he'd already set out hitchhiking to mexico

dell dl state fair taking over harrington raceway just south of dover along route 13.ternational looking good and mass transit no delay delays. chris, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. >> an ohio police officer is due in court today after being charged with murder in the death of a driver he pulled over. >> prosecutors say body cam video disproved officer's account of what happened during the stop and shooting was intentional. mike tobin has a closer look that case. >> this is the most asinine act i've ever seen a police officer make. totally unwarranted. >> tasked with upholding law one university of cincinnati police officer is accused of breaking. it officials in he owe announcing murder charges for officer ray concernsing. >> the hamilton county grand jury returned a murder indictment against raymond tens ing, university of cincinnati police officer for the murder of samuel dubose. >> samuel dubos was pulled over for not having a license plate on the front of the vehicle. during the ordeal the officer said he was forced to shoot. concernsing lied and added dubos

that will be with us through the weekend also the delaware state fair taking over harrington race wayn delaware and eastbound schuylkill expressway left lane blocked near gulph mills with penndot construction crews out there another 15, 20 minutes or so. >> bob, thanks so much. ohio officer charged with murdering a man he pulled over during a traffic stop expected to ab rained today. university of cincinnati police officer ray tensing is changed in murder of samuel due bos. a police body camera caught interaction between officer and driver july 19. during incident he asked the driver for the driver's license and debos said he deposit have it on him. he pulls on the door. tensings tries to keep it closed and he then purposely kills due bos. >> he didn't have a begun or do anything to the officer. nobody deserves this. i'm as pleased we can be that we'll get some kind of justice for sam. >> tensing lied about the encounter saying he was dragged by d you tube bos's car. >> it fired him after the indictment. reform is needed in the university police department. gilmore meet completed one

the the jersey shore is easing up there, this is harrington delaware site of the delaware state fair.may be about to get thunderstorm because just to the west of that is one, in denton, maryland. as we look at how much rain we could get out of these pop up then are storms we are expecting later in the day, could be as much as a inch and a half, could be as little as .2 of an inch. it depend whether you are underneath one of those storms with the heavy downpours. mid 70's already to get started on this very muggy morning where rain has stopped here in philadelphia for the time being. to the 50's to the north of us, 72 in wildwood. seventy-three in wilmington, delaware. these dew point s upper 60's to around 70, measure of moisture says in, longer pleasant and refreshing, it is oppressive and uncomfortable. we knew it would come back. hopefully you will enjoy those low humidity days. wasn't too bad on saturday but we did get to 90. it was 89 yesterday. looking a head to the seven day forecast, heat wave number three of 2015 with 12 degrees today, 95 tomorrow and 94 on thursday. and tomo

triple major champion pod rick harrington is alongside him. an amateur paul dunn is making waves. he is 11 under par. >> australian tennis, both players involved in controversy. the team has bounced back. they trailed after friday's singles. a win in the doubles put them back on course. the veteran handed australia a win. they'll now play great britain who beat france. >> winning stage 15 of the tour de france despite an unfortunate crash a day early. he had to have stitches in his leg. he didn't let that bother him as he sprinted to victory. the british rider chris froome held on to the leaders yellow jersey. >> u.s.a. reached their eighth straight gold cup final. the champions kept up the defense of their title opening the scoring in just the fourth minute. he then added 22nd half goals to his first international hat trick as the united states went on to beat cuba 6-0. >> they'll next play jamaica. the final score 1-0 in baltimore. jamaica now through to its first gold cup semifinal since 1988. >> a former fifa vice president made his first court appearance since being extra dat

the annual event opens tomorrow in harrington county.hat base singer meghan trainor will headline. new kids on the block, brian adams, they're also going to perform, the fair runs through august 1st. >>> think about this imagine westerning $152 million in the lottery. >> someone doesn't have to imagine. we're not including them now. someone actually won, and the ticket was sold in our area. someone bought the jackpot in northumberland county. the numbers are 20 30 62 65 74 with a mega ball of 12. the cash value is 91 million minus 25% for taxes. officials say it is the fourth largest prize in pennsylvania lottery history. >>> they paid for furniture you can the local store, but never got it now, following an nbc10 investigation, customers are one step closer to getting their money back. and after a special bulletproof vest saved the life of a philadelphia s.w.a.t. officer, we wanted to know what makes it different. we went to police to get a demonstration. that's all new at 5:00. >>> not sure you noticed this gypsy moths are back in larg

from our delaware bureau the state fair continues today in harrington county.he gates open at 8:00 a.m. and there will be animal shows, helicopter rides, and carnival rides. tomorrow night new kids on the block will perform at the fair which runs through next saturday. >>> from our jersey shore bureau -- south jersey bureau rather, the peach festival is underway in gloucester county. you can sample jersey fresh peaches and peach-related goodies at the 4-h hill. the peach bakeoff, where local farmers will judge anything made with peaches. >>> part of lincoln drive in philadelphia will be closed today for repairs and maintenance. you won't be able to drive on the road from 7:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. between ridge avenue. lincoln drive will also be closed to walkers, joggers, and bikers. there are also street closures in center city today. latimer street 16th street will be repaved. the other streets will also be closed because of crane operations and construction projects. so expect extra traffic around center city as well as delays. >>> looking for a new place to

we have the state fare through the weekend down there at harrington race way a lot of that extra volume, will be pushed on to route 13 throughout the rest of the week chris back over to you. >> mr. kelly, thank you sir. 4:19. information collected as part of the nsa wiretapping program leak will be purged. former contractor edward snowden first leak information about the secret program two years ago. under the patriot act access ends november 29th of this year. record collect in the five previous years will be destroyed, three months after that. nsa will switch to a system allowing numbers and duration of calls to be launched but not the contents of the calls and only on a as needed basis in terror investigations. >>> boy scouts of america ended its ban on gay leaders. policy initial to effect immediately this comes after the national executive board voted 42-12 in favor of the lifting the ban. under the new policy sexual orientation of perspective employees cannot figure into whether the the boy scouts hire them but local scout troops such as those led by religious organizations can st

joining us wunderlich securities analyst, robert harrington as well. bob, what is your reaction to that? >> i would say generally the given the fact the stock had run up 12, 13% over the last week 1/2 or so i would say there are probably more aggressive expectations than what the company just reported. same-store sales of 4.3% while they're essentially within spitting distance of street expectations, you know, i'm not sure they're good enough in order for the shares to hold the gain we've seen recently. and remember the company has a tougher comp compare, another 250 basis points coming up in the current third quarter. so that means that there is a good likelihood we could see a little bit weaker trend in the upcoming quarter. melissa: charles, i mean same-store sales that is the thing people were most focused on. they're looking 6%. 4.3 is shy of that. the stock up 12% in july. what does it tell you about this stock? >> let's not forget, i think maybe two weeks ago, "barron's" had scathing article. someone looking for 20% decline. all of sudden popula

zoom in once again because it is day two of the delaware state fair first of all showing you with harrington delaware is, just southwest of dover if you go down route 13 there. and, the forecast for today because who doesn't love a state fair. it is fabulous. it is a high of 86. sunny skies. plenty of sunshine. so that is, that. now, temperatures walking out the door, close to 70 degrees in philadelphia but still not humid. we have a nice breeze out there. fifty-three in mount pocono. fifty-nine in pottstown. 61 degrees in lancaster. millville is 58. sixty-three in wilmington. sixty-three in wildwood as well. very comfortable morning. wind are either calm or just some light breezes 6 miles an hour makes it feel nice. you can feel the difference. it doesn't feel too much like a typical humid summer morning and dew point is the reason do you see most of these dew points in the in mid 50's this morning. measure of moisture means we're in the pleasant range. now over the weekend we will start to inch up higher with those dew point and get in the sticky uncomfortable oppressive range. more likely

harrington raceway, down there, along route 13, so we'll see a lot of extra volume.n mind, too if you are headed down to the delaware beaches through the weekend, you will have that fair volume to kind of deal with. east on the 30 bypass, starting to see some sun glare, and delays, and then, expect big delays today coming into philadelphia on the vine expressway, ben franklin bridge i-95, where it funnels into the vine. penndot is going to be working with the right lane blocked from 9:00 to 3:00 today. so you may want to use vine st. local. and they're also working on i-95, a jammo guaranteed, three cream donut delay here, southbound between 9:00 and 3:00 on the double decker bridge. >> a lot of good folks down at that fair. >> america among three astronaut boarded the russian rocket headed to the international spay station launched yesterday supposed to leave two months ago but the trip had to be postponed because of equipment failures. they reached the destination just after 3:00 in the morning, group studying how long duration space flight affect the human body an

this is harrington catalog. it comes with this removejuvenating gel.ge in the shower. >> that's genius in the shower. >> you could do in the a bathtub, too. >> it's like sole mate for your foot service. >> whatever she says. if she said it it meant something. >> now i've a been walking around all morning looking ridiculous. i'm wearing strawberries and these so popular, i saw them in a magazine, i had to wait to put them on. i'm going to tell everybody while they're getting soap off. is it better? be careful because it's slippery. [ laughter ] told you! >> don't scare me i'll be doing that with regis all day today. >> so the strawberry rollers. you put them in your hair at night like you used to in the old days or you can put them in dry. >> like a spooly. >> look you get ring lets. >> oh, my gosh! >> i'm pulling my hair of the anyway you see and then you just pull them out. they're good. >> you put them in damp? >> if you put them in damp overnight and sleep with it you get ring lets. >> and teenage girls will go crazy for that. >> and somebody today

we will zoom in as we did yesterday, and show you harrington, kent county, delaware and this is where day two is happening of the delaware state fair. how much fun will this be with 86 degrees sunny skies a fantastic state fair forecast, no matter where you are the the forecast is darn good. we have temperatures only in the 40's this morning, in mount pocono, only getting in the 07's by the end of the day. comfortable, cool 50's in allentown, pottstown reading is 59 degrees. we have 59 in lancaster. 69 degrees in philadelphia. 57 degrees, cool this morning in millville, new jersey. not much of a win just very tranquil very calm, very lovely, and temperatures down the shore we have got 63 degrees where bob is in somers point. fifty-seven in sea isle. surf city as 67 degrees. we have a high today of 87 in the city. eighty-nine tomorrow. we may reach 90 on sunday were those late day thunderstorms and then we have pop ups in the forecast for monday and tuesday of next week and also, we're back in the 90's, back in the soup, maybe getting ready for heat wave number three of the year by thu

harrington, 4:53. woodbine by 5:28 with the line holding together as it moves into new jersey. line of showers and storms heavy rain expected, localized flooding. pretty high winds across the area. the flood advisory has been canceled for the lehigh valley but we still have it from wilmington up to trenton, areas in between, until 7:45. aside from this, the heat and humidity today, chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is standing by with a closer look at that. >> he we did get up to 90 degrees today, making it an official heat wave. of course, that rain and the thunderstorms, that has really busted the temperature. but only temporarily. this is not necessarily the end of the heat wave. it was 88 degrees at 1:00 this afternoon, got up to 90 at 2:00. look how cool it was at reading, 74 as the storms came in. knocked down to 79 in philadelphia by 4:00 and the feels-like temperature down to 82 from 98 one hour earlier. wilmington's feels-like down to 75. dover and millville both got up to 100 with the feels-like temperature. there's the official number. 93 on tuesday and

we begin with delaware bureau reporter tim furlong live in harrington. it will be a muggy week at the state fair. >> reporter: forget going to be. it already is. it is a lot of fun. you see this flat piece of kent county delaware it turns into a little town. it's a fact delaware is hot in late july. here at the fair they know this, they prepare, they try to keep everyone humans and animals, safe and comfortable. fried pickles, fried okra if you can fry it it's at the state fair. even though it's really hot the rides are packed the grounds are busy there's a line at the mechanical bull. the mechanical animal is easy to take care of today. the real ones, not so much. they are keeping a close eye on maggie the pregnant cow. >> we keep them as comfortable as possible we keep them on water. >> reporter: the heat no picnic for us either. the nurses are ready when the hardcore folks get exhausted and dehydrated. inside the taco truck -- >> pretty hot. even with the air conditioning. >> reporter: -- it is hot. high temperatures tend to keep crowds down during th

harrington. i just thought that was so funny to read president johnson wanted something done. johnson tortured him with his obsession with water pressure and temperature. no matter what the staff did the water never came hard a hard enough. when the president was in a mood to dole out letter grades the shower get an f every time. he started his career office high school teacher. he would wander the basement floors and give people grades to tell them how they did. and did. and everyone was a bit afraid of him because of that. his shower fixation was made clear from the start. on on december 91963 justice chief usher returning from his first day off since pres. kennedy's assassination and was summoned to meet the president at the ground floor elevator landing immediately. two days after the johnsons have moved into the white house, and house and the president had a pressing matter to discuss read if you can get that shower fixed i will have to move back to the elms. the johnson's washington dc mention the clip of the shower like nothing the staff had ever seen water charging out

this large painting was painted in philadelphia about a century ago by local artist named harrington fitzgerald. it depicts washington's troops crossing the delaware before the battle of trenton. this is an example of one of our ongoing needs in addition to , raising funds for the museum we are conserving our collection. this is a painting that lived for decades and decades in an unheated outbuilding in a park and suffered through the years. you can see areas of over painting. these are some test patches from the conservatories. once the painting is cleaned and there is some filling in, it will become quite bright instead of looking like a modern washington, d.c. snowstorm, it is kind of yellowish brown it will look like an 18th-century snowstorm. there's actually a second painting behind this one, same size. it is depicting the troops marching into valley forge. we are working to complete the conservation of these painting so they can be put on permanent display in the courtyard of the museum on the second floor as you enter and exit the core exhibition. the museum will continue the

we've got charlie kirk and kyle harrington on that. charlie what's going on with your generation?ou're crying up for everybody. >> it's incredible. i think there's a very interesting personal financial liability that people aren't talking about, with why young people aren't buying homes. that is student loan debt. the average student loan debt in this country is over $32,000. and the average monthly payment is over almost $330. you know you look at an average student college graduate they can't find jobs and they have to pay off bad debt and they might have some poor credit because of it i mean would you want to go find a house, and property taxes rising? >> the woes of your generation i wonder that every -- when i was your age young man there were minimumhindrances and jimmy carter and hyperinflation and i still managed to buy a home. got my parents to lend me some money. but that was then. kyle i'm listening to all of this and i'm hearing maybe the reason why guys like charlie and maybe as many in his generation are fed up is because they have seen the experience of their parent

that's what some are saying kit harrington plays snow spotted in belfast just as the next season is beginningames franco to become a man or at least that's what his buddy seth rogen thinks. >> rogan and his wife are throwing him a bar mitzvah. he's apparently always wanted one and never got one. his mother is jewish although the bar mitzvah will not be an official one, it will be done for a good cause. >> the celebration will be held at the hollywood palladium in october during the hilarity for charity variety show that rogan's organization benefiting alzheimer's awareness, such a good cause and i thought it was more than just a bar mitzvah. i think it's just a bar mitzvah. >> it's more than that. >> it is? >> yeah, it's more -- it's just a charity event. it's not a real -- what are they going to do? >> i thought maybe he would be learning hebrew and we would have a tora reading. >> he's way past that time. what is he now, almost 40? >> never too late. it's never too late. >> it's too late. >>> did you know "general hospital" still going strong, is it fair to say still going strong. >> it's s

liz harrington you would agree with him on that one?ill not get nomination and run third party. same thing like perot, clintons win. stuart: you got it. liz, thank you very much. now you have 10 seconds, liz macdonald. >> call me emac. makes it easier. the donald trump, the lady is right. he is not a conservative. he is more i don't know what. stuart: another story for you, liz, listen for a second, irs, health exchanges, medicare medicaid, you've all heard about this. they got an "f" on a new government report card. >> this proves -- stuart: hold on a second. >> go ahead. stuart: you're saying you have another angle on this. it is a calamity, that's what you're calling it with the irs. tell me about it. >> health reform is turning irs more into museum of mass confusion. the gao effectively is saying, listen, 15 1/2 billion dollars worth of tax credits went out the door for health reform mining people use the credits to buy insurance at exchanges. watch this, the irs is not getting all documentation in the door in time to make sure thos

ft one of the contributors was michael harrington. and this idea of a cull clur of poverty could be applied impartially to black and white populations was one of the things that the conservatives were very enthusiastic about. and they also said why is it? here's one of the great puzzles of the period why is it after a long period followed finally by legislation to mitigate segregation, why is it then that the riots break out? is it because of the raising of expectations which can't be met? this is one of the the explanations they gave? the most famous, one of the most notorious books coming from this crew by charles murray, published in 1984, called losing ground. and charles murray asked this question. the anti-poverty program of the last 20 years, how effective have they been? the the answers are worse than useless. had there been no anti-poverty programs at all, we now have less poverty in america than we've actually got. a sense of paradoxical conclusion. and bitterly contested. some strongly supported it. others strongly denied i