you have been here all along. why is this owe important to ashley furniture. >> well, this is important to us because we are such a blessed company. it is a great way to give back to the community that has been good to go. we feel honored to be here and to help out with such a big charity event lying alex lemonade stand. cancer effects all of our lives. it has affected me personally. i can't think of a better way to give back then to participate in this event. >> you have incentives to tell us about we have given away coupons to all of our stores after stores, and i'm proud to have some of my managers here, work ago long side us. great participation from a lot of people who are willing will to give their time and effort to be part of this. >> what have you been hearing on the phone as people are calling in, what are they saying. >> people are excited about this, this has gone on a few years. they say this is a big thing in the community. they are thankful we are participating in it and great to have feedback from

and good evening supervisors and everyone that is here at the community and here on behalf of my family and husband and two children and i'm also here on behalf of my neighborhoods on 23rd and from i live in the mission since 1999 when i came from san francisco from san diego to live in san francisco to for the purpose my passion to be a human rights and environmental activist that is why i came to san francisco as i mentioned i'm a mother of two children my 6-year-old daughter graduated from kindergarten at leonard school yeah. and we love living here last year as i mentioned i came home one day after working work to find a fat notice to say we have hundred and 20 days to leave our home and the neighbors got the same notice and i will never forget that day because my heart sank i have rent control how can that happen that's what they do and rental speculation does the people walking around with id pads not clipboards that's what rental speculation looking at your daughter in the eye saying we have to leave our home no we're not leaving we're going to fight for our community i really wa

tranchina: he lived here. he was like having you here when you're not here.todd: fuji can get the job done. the problem is, you need to give him that direction. sammy: micromanaging. they will micromanage you till they snap your neck, literally. lemonis: who will? sammy: todd in general. todd: "todd does this. todd does that. todd takes the shirts. todd does anything." -sammy: no, no, no, no, no, no. -covello: there was times where the store wasn't open until 1:00 in the afternoon 'cause he didn't open it. tranchina: fuji was here developing sauces, coming up with ideas, staying till 1:00 in the morning, scrubbing the floor with toothbrushes. lemonis: look, depending on who you listen to, sammy's brother, fuji, is either the guy who ran this business into the ground or the one who made it run. sammy: he helped me develop most of this restaurant on paper before we even came here. [ voice breaking ] and that's the [bleep] truth, marcus. that's the truth. and he's not here anymore 'cause of that reason. and it's -- and it's [bleep] ridiculous. [ sniffling ] [ cr

go from here? >> from here we do two options.e of the tours go up to the water works, historic batter works, which is beautiful place, near the damn. you can get little information about that history, we also head down to bartrum garden, further down, little longer after tour, the price for that changes a little bit, you can go down there, actually have lunch, turn around, come back, that takes an hour each way. >> oh, great. >> guys, sounds like a date. >> it does. >> sounds like great date. >> first date even. >> ya. >> oh, ya. >> i've been in the water. next hour. >> see you next hour. >> almost 8:20. >> being called the film that shows the true bonds of friendship. talking about molly, from s&l. and actress connie burton. well, they are live together, in the next hour. it is called me and earl and the dying girl. >> you're telling me that molly shannon is on good day philadelphia until. >> that's right. >> she's -- >> oh, of course. >> but first, the award show based solely on the fan, the biggest winners and best dressed of

they've migrated here. we don't know much about these migrations, but we're observing them now to find out more. reporter: the birds have no natural enemies, so they're quite trusting towards the few people who come here. boobies and frigate birds raise their young here. they find food both on the island itself and in the waters off its shores. the director of the national park has been fighting for years to keep the commercial fishing industry away from isla isabel. >> protecting the island alone isn't anough. we also have to protect the marine region around it so life can continue on the island. we have to maintain fish stocks so the birds can continue to feed on them. but of course the fishermen should be able to have enough and improve their catch. reporter: the scientists are cooperating closely with the local fishermen, who are now also convinced that the island's immediate surroundings should be protected. >> i think our motivation has to be to protect fishing here for the next generation. my son is

here's our trend line.the advances and the declines, down 20%, down 14, down 12, down 14, down 10, down 17. and it's all quite symmetrical. what we play for is the countertrend move back, off the line. we take a shot here at xlu. >> very interesting to see that relationship sort of break up a little bit. mike, do you agree, or is it too risky to be buying utilities in a period of rising rates? >> it might be too risky to go out and buy the stocks but we might have an answer in just a second. the utilities, unlike bonds themselves, are actually kind of an inflation adjusted income-producing instrument. they're heavily regulated of course. that's one of the things that weighs on them a little bit. and actually because we've had very low rates and very low inflation, that meant that a lot of the things that the power companies sell, gas and power, have been low, and that's actually been hurting them a little bit. but if we do see rates going up, if we do see economic growth, if we do see the prices of power an

and represent those who couldn't be here also (clapping.) thank you a couple of things i want to touch on i want to share my brother with my time i was in an ethnic studies group we fought for that that is ironic so many of the teachers in the room were basically discussing how many of the students that are going to get to see their younger relatives taking the categorize because so many have been evicted i get to see the trickle down effect of the lack of affordable housing in my classroom and increase of students that are essentially three or four members of the family jammed into one home this greatly impacts my classroom those are the things we have the information pathway balboa high school and students have said we need not a tolling soerment of 10 or 15 to get hired we actually need is affordable housing what they've said i don't know our teachers not the tyrannies shouldn't get a laptop but ultimately affordable housing not a set of computers and another thing they've been taught they live in a sunday evening city but as a result of

so, they have some people here, but they don't even have a barricade here. people driving up to this. not even yellow tape f there was yellow tape it has been torn down but no barricades here even. a lot of vehicles and i'm talking big won are driving up to this and then having to back out. here is some of the frustration, from some of the people living around here. the street a few blocks over has trees down on both side of the cars, and people cannot even get their cars out to get to work. >> tree is completely down, lines are completely down, we have no electric, no air blazing hot. it is just horrific. >> this is dangerous for the citizens. >> have you seen a city worker out here yet. >> not one for two days, to force a major bus route to go completely out of the way four buses come down this street. >> unfortunately mother nature has taken putting her foot down on america and every where else. >> if you can please, cut these tree down, hire someone who owns a wood chopping business. >> nothing happened yet nobody came through. they didn't do anything. t

over here, the tree is uprooted out here on this lawn. so this is going to be a massive cleanup effort that is going to go on for severledal days. thousands of people still do not have power at this hour. pse&g has a command center open from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. today at cherry hill west high school. so they are going to be providing water, ice, and charging stations for your cell phones and electronic devices because so many people are still affected because of this storm that happened on tuesday night. a lot of those straight line wind just come through this area and toppled these trees over and that did this out there the remnants still remain out here as a result. we see a lot of these lines toppled over as well and some of those bent. you saw the twisted metal out there i showed you a few minutes ago. a lot of these homeowners out here were busy yesterday. had the chain saw going and the generators going and now it's going to continue on throughout the day. at least for now until all this is cleaned up which is as you can tell righ

it's nice. >> i'm out of here. your boy out of here, you heard?program will take that walk. but victor cartagena turned out to be one of the lucky ones. his plea deal which will allow him to serve three years at a residential facility for young people instead of 70 years in a state prison, came down to the wire. >> we got victor cartagena out of here right before midnight to comply with the judge's order. two weeks later we had a representative from our jail go over and check on him, and he's doing really good. there's five other guys that got released from here that he's getting along with. he is in plain clothes. in two weeks he has a probationary period where he gets approved if he can go to college or not. >> i got some very good fate in him that he's going to stay out of this place, stay out of trouble in the future i've seen kids go out and never come back. i've bumped into people at stores. "oh, you remember me? i was in youth program. i got a job now, i'm getting married." i hear some good stories. unfortunately i've seen some excellent pe

take a look here. fire about 90 miles eels of los angeles, has torched approximately 50 to 60 acres so far. that fire burning for more than a week now is being attack from the air and on the ground and the cause is still unknown. >>> and, still ahead here on "eyewitness news" this morning, we'll check in with jan carabeo. >> we're coming to you live from the us coast guard cutter eagle. it is america's tall ship. three mass, 295 feet long, 100% awesome. you won't get a better view of the delaware river than this today. i'm jan carabeo coming up, we talk about life on the cutter. >> a lot of people say to get to work with their best friends every day but at one local business, they bring a whole new meaning to that. i'm erika von tiehl coming up i'm tell you where it is bring your dog to work day every day and have some tips if you want to bring >> it is national bring your dog to work day. erika von tiehl business that is celebrate year around and has this report. >> if someone says you're working like

here we have our stock in favor and here we have the aggregate. it's a double in terms of performance. we think that widens. now let's do the setup for the trade. what my eye sees is well-defined tops at a common level. i can see something like this if you like. but either way the presumption is big range, big breakout. we think this goes up about 7, 8% to 195, close around 182 today. >> nice upside there. mike. trade. >> the simple way to play this is to look out to july buy the 185, 195 call spread. you can play 3.20. sell the 195s against it for 75 cents. good risk/reward. paying less than the distance. we usually like it on these types of spreads. this is growing top line 4 1/2%. bottom line growth is 20% the next two years. >> relative to growth or expected growth, it does look very cheap. here's the thing. with the large components, they're not breaking out. we've been talking on the desk, we've seen a lot of failed breakouts and big s&p. owning premium playing for a breakout for one of the stocks that is really hard to push around and the b

the days you were in the community doing the ground work and the grassroots organizing that is still here we still believe in you make us believe in you say yes to moratorium and yes to hope. >> thank you. next speaker please (clapping.) >> hello good evening supervisors my name is sandra parker what is happening in san francisco is crazy okay. i'll start with that i'm going to keep this simmer this is an emergency the response to the urgency is not building faster and be quickly or quicker and bigger the response needed to be believable smarter and planning and wiser okay 45 day moratorium is just the start it is a plan in summary this is thrilled i'm fearful that people who don't have who don't make at least 2 hundred to $300,000 a year will not be able to live is this microphone on. >> yes. >> will not be able to live in san francisco thank you so much (clapping.) >> hello city council pretty sure talk about my experienced living in san francisco was really rough growing up here my mom died when i was young i was forced into foster homes and had a hard time living in san francisco i lo

we'll be here to update you. i can tell you back in january 2014, a similar break happened here, also, caused flooding. we are told that break and this break that happened yesterday, are not related at this time. we are live in nicetown, justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> justin, thank you. happening today the long time treasurer accused of stealing from the bucks county gymnastics club is expected in the court for her formal arraignment. authorities say that theresa foot spent 12 years as the treasurer of her daughter's gymnasic club, stealing more than $160,000. the alleged theft was discovered back in december after foot was forced to resign. she is now charged with four felonies including theft. >> the us marshall service has added two escape killers from new york prison to its most wanted fugitive list. convicted murderers david sweat, and richard matt, have been missing since june 6. meanwhile a lawyer says prison staff for lyle mitchell was blown away his wife, joyce allegedly discussed having two i

get out of here!applause ] get out of here. i invite him on my show. >> steve: insulted you on your own show. >> jimmy: he knows too much. he knows -- >> steve: and you gave him all that personal information. >> jimmy: he knows too much about me now. [ light laughter ] hey some more tech news out there. yahoo announced last week that after eight years of operation, it's shutting down yahoo maps. also announced this week, there was something called yahoo maps. [ laughter ] i've never heard of that. i would have tried it. have you ever heard of yahoo maps? >> questlove: no. >> jimmy: yeah, finally -- i don't know why this keeps happening. but recently minnie mouse and hello kitty were arrested for brawling in times square. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] parents -- parents were really upset while kids were like, "this is amazing!" we have a great show, everybody. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hey! welcome to the show, everybody. real quickly, tomorrow i have a a chil

here are the two facilities where it happened. the philadelphia navy yard in south philly and the naval support activity center in the northeast. nbc 10's rosemary connors live at the navy yard. what have you learned about this threat? >> reporter: well as you mentioned, the threat not credible. we're still trying to find out and waiting to hear exactly what the threat was about. we did get a little bit of information from mayor michael nutter not too long ago. while this morning here at the navy yard it was certainly unusual and alarming. the rest of the afternoon continued on as though it were any other tuesday. >> business as usual. it's lunchtime. i got hungry people to feed. we can't close. people rely on us to be here. >> reporter: by the looks of the packed lunch hour at mercer cafe at the navy yard in south philly it's hard to believe that a possible terrorist threat forced government workers here and at the naval facility in the northeast to evacuate. >> here is an interesting concern. >> reporter: many employees of priva

so here we are. we've had a week layoff and ready to get it on in the 2015 finals between the golden state warriors and cleveland cavaliers. lebron james he has been in this situation before. so have the cavs. back in 2007. it did not go well for the cleef cland cavaliers. they were swept by the san antonio spurs. for the warriors, a much longer period of time as you look at the old film days. 40 years of waiting and dub fans are not the only ones anxious for this series. >> i mean because a lot of emotion. everyone is start took here. there's going to be -- probably going to be some wild moments. coach kind of acknowledged that we as players you know trying to stay as relaxed as possible. try to approach it like a normal game. this is a bigger stage. there are going to be jitters. >> this is what's all about, you know. so finally to be here where it's time to play. it's what we've been waiting on. this is what you prepare for all year. so work all summer to try to get better. this is what you're pre

. >> nice to be here. >> gladiator to be here -- glad to be here. >> let's get your friday started with weather and traffic. it will be a little cooler today. >> i hope so. it was a little toasty yesterday. the flog is flying back in for some. -- the fog is flying back in for some. there is the fog past the golden gate bridge now and on the coast. inland temperatures will still be bottom but we also have high cloud -- still be over us but we also have lie clouds over us. a -- high clouds over us. 6 0s and 70s for some. i expect a seabreeze with the figure taking this kind of -- with the fog taking this kind of a push. cooler for most. is fog and breeze picks up. 90s inland but not the 100s unless you are in vacaville or clear lake. sal, slow traffic? anything new? >>> by the way, we are just getting ready to hear from the supreme court. let's do this quickly. to 880 northbound you can see a crash there on the shoulder. traffic will will be busy as you drive through. the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for a 20 minute delay. no major problems. a quick look at the east bay commute. the

here eels here's tyson's corners area. that's why we have the flash flood watch in effect until 6:00 tomorrow morning. southern maryland. lock at the bulk of rain coming in. severe thunderstorms just to the south. this is all moving in towards charles county and st. mary's county and the northern neck and extremely heavy rain with this. this is the area by 6:00 7:00 hour to see big problems. heads up down there. next couple of days much cooler. say good-bye to the 90s and 60s and 70s. 68 on wednesday. 75 on thursday. you notice a chance of should recalls just about each and every day and just rain. not much in the way of thunder until friday saturday and sunday. if you have plans this weekend, we'll continue to hone that forecast. right now, though doesn't look like an all-day rain but showers out there likely. guys? >> thanks doug. >>> the region experienced the hottest month of may ever. and with more scorching days ahead this summer some local lawmakers are set to take action to protect people from having the utility tu

you stay here. >>will tran: in an experiment or so they will shut down broadway so you will not be able to drive down here in the longer we're at the start of the parade and we want to show you the float look pathetic that is a secured area they will not even allow us to go back there for the player safety and the participants as well you can see there as well listlessly before talks on the fans' best of many people have a shot goes in and out because of the cell phones are being used right now. >>will tran: there's only one champion and that is the warriors cash advances 530 of the names recall so excited and is definitely a golden season great job once you get here your lock down there are spots along the street where you can get a better view as people stockpiling in the get harder and harder to see. >>darya: the dinner have to skip school or skip or to have the tens of thousands of people expected of the croats continue to live this morning and line up along the parade as recorded for the operat

energy stocks still up here, and crude oil here. meaning crude oil's got to come up a lot, where by all accounts energy stocks have got to come down. we're sellers of the xle. >> interesting. so sort of bearish take there on the energy firms. mike, how are you trading energy right now with this dip? >> we've tried to time this trade a couple times in the past. admittedly it hasn't worked out every single time. here's the story. when you look at the xle the two largest constituents of that are integrated names exxon and chevron. when you trade those stocks essentially what you are buying is their reserves and they have not to carter's point come off as much as crude has. if you look at crude and how much that has dropped, they have not dropped enough. there's some kind of inconsistency here. either crude is going to rally or these are going to come in. one of the two has to happen. the simple thing here, looking at the xle go out to september and buy the 70-69 put spread. you can put 2.70 for the 76 puts and sell the 69 at 86 against

as we take another live look out here folks are not here right now. this home has been condemned and they are going to have a lot more work ahead of them for the next couple of days at least. live in mantua in gloucester county matt delucia, nbc10 news. >>> national weather service says straight line winds, not a tornado, caused this damage in deptford mall. layers of siding were torn off the building. the storm ripped across the roof of a nearby friendly's restaurant. the roof is now lying in the parking lot of this motel. we have shown you a fraction of the images captured across our region. to see more tap on the nbc10 news app for your smartphone or tablet. >>> overnight crews put out a fire at an apartment complex in ben salem, buck county. a viewer was there when the fire started at the country common apartments on reesely road. firefighters responded around 2:00 this morning. residents inside this three story apartment building evacuated. there are no reports of anybody hurt. investigators will now be looking for the cause of the fire that dama

that is the key here. he fired in self-defense and robbers don't take those illegal guns out to the gun range and practice, like the cops do on a weekly basis and that is why cops usually don't miss like robbers often do. >> good point. >> steve keeley live for us, thank you. >>> 5:07. delaware county district attorney's office is taking over the investigation in the death of the man allegedly run over by a chester city police cruiser. >> this happened wednesday night at the intersection of 13th and keystone, chester police say they were chasing a a 25 year-old man who allegedly stole a woman's cell phone and cash at gunpoint. family members identified the victim as sherman byrd who was pronounced dead at a local hospital. a witness tells fox 29 he saw the officer run byrd over. >> the the cop hit him he was already underneath the car, all the cop had to do was stop and dragged him out of the car but yet still he kept going and ran over his head and he died right there. >> we give our heartfelt condolences

i had a table here.doned many years ago and i was always wonder ing how this might be used in the future. it's a fantastic use of a fantastic bridge. i have worked with twitter the very first meeting that i had the day before you came on board i was working with the executives and talking about the need for more bike lanes in san francisco and how kind of deepened those roots have become as the company has grown so has it's roots and this is one of those strong roots that i think are going to grow deeper and deeper to benefit the communities that we all care about particularly in the tenderloin and south of market. i know supervisor jane kim but for a big bike trip she's doing in denmark, she would be right here. i know she would be very happy to see this happening because the benefit of this particular center with all of it's attributes whether it's child care to support the people here whether it's focused on services towards people who don't have jobs and don't have those job skill sets. whether for m

so we're here here. >> sadest part of this story, across the country is that as people were here at thiservice they noticed a lot of things different at this church and a lot of churches and synagogues not just here but a across the country. they all began assessing and reassessing their security by definition houses of worship have an open arms mind set and policy but that policy made forever now be philosophical as places of worship as you can see from the synagogue right next door to the ame church here in society hill on lombard street and wonder and war if i they will be next place to target and they will take steps to stop it if it is adding surveillance camera, adding and for this charleston shooting, mike and alex. >> great job. >> lets get back to other news here south jersey police are crediting body cameras on the police officers with helping them catch a man to try to abduct a woman. how one officer's memory helped take him off the streets. >>> we're in atlantic city because we're down the shore and it is a beautiful day. >> getting ready for breakfast. >> you don't normally

a white man here. he walked into the church last night and we are told by the pastor's cousin that he specifically asked to see the pastor and then walked in to a bible study and opened fire. we can confirm at this point that the pastor is among those killed. the senior pastor who was also a popular state senator here in south carolina. his name is clementa pinckney. they're describing -- the police are as a hate crime, but beyond the fact that the suspect is white and this is a predominantly african-american church, we don't know the details or why they're classifying it that way. but they are on -- they are on a fevered pitch searching for this suspect. they're asking for the public's help, any help at all to be given to try to find this guy sooner than later. eun, aaron? >> dave, we know that pinckney was one of the victims. any word on anyone who else -- anyone else who was killed in the shooting? >> reporter: yeah, that's a frustration for a lot of folks. i spoke to one who believes that their fam

i come here to feed my soul.t's new jersey, it's the antidote to every other place. the place is perfect. the dogs are amazing. there are not a lot of people in this world courageous enough to not change. down the shore, yeah, we actually talk like that. it was what we did, go down the shore. not just our family from bergen county near the manahawkin bridge, but families and working-class families from all over who packed up the kids in the station wagon for the interminable trip to long beach island. >> just getting out of the driveway was a big deal. >> there was always drama. >> once we were over the bridge, the excitement would ratchet up. ship bottom, then surf city, harvey cedars. love ladies, ticking off the town names until finally, finally, barnegat light. >> new. these are all new. that's original. >> yeah, definitely. >> i think i know who lived there at one point. >> that's definitely old-school. >> let's face it. it's been how many years? 40 -- >> 400, i think. >> jesus, we're old. the lighthouse. >>

take a look at all the people around here including green right behind me here. these people and a whole lot more just tried to weigh their way into the warriors locker room a short time ago. and the champane was flying there and it was flying for a very good reason. as you said not a single one of those veteran or young players had ever been this far and now they're nba champions. we've been talking about it all year. this team is the epitome of team play. and no better example than the guy who was the mvp of the championship series andre iguodala. didn't start a game all season until game four of the championship series when the warriors decided to go small. that meant andre bogut had to sit. he didn't complain. david lee had to sit during the year and they got contributions up and down the bench tonight. shawn livingston. barbosa just what this team has been about all yearlong and it resulted in a very unlikely but very deserving mvp. >> we have a team full of believers. we all go to chapel before the game. we all say god has a purpose for you, this is my purp

they bought 100 square miles down here. and the purpose of this facility at oak ridge, it wasn't oakridge at that time. it was just farm communities. the purpose here was to not only build what we know today as the graphite reactor to produce these trace amounts of plutonium which could be used as a fuel and a weapon, but also to enrich uranium because the army corps of engineers which ran the manhattan project under general leslie groves groves was sort of fellow that said, well dwoenlt know if plutonium is going to be a better fuel for a bomb or enriched uranium. and so we'll just produce both of them. we don't have time to try one and then try the other. and so here at oakridge, two facilities known as k-25 and y-12 were set up to produce enriched uranium. and they both produced enriched uranium but by different methods. so oakridge consisted that time of three facilities. clinton laboratories which is where the plutonium was to be experimented with. y-12 which was for enriched uranium and k-25 was for enriched uranium.

temperatures going up here interest this point here. seventy-one in philadelphia.orth and western suburbs, starting the day off with temperatures now below 07 in philadelphia, easily climbing to the 90s later this afternoon. mid 60s it will be little cooler down the shore when that wind picks up, and drops the temperatures right a bit just along the coast though, everywhere else, looking at hot, muggy day. here are these storms, popping up later northern suburbs moving south through philadelphia, notice, not everywhere. maybe one, two fairly strong storms dumping quite a bit of rain maybe gust of winds then it is gone. quickly moving out by 11:00 all clear. the heat, plus the humidity, pushes this heat index into the mid nine's, there is a 95 in trenton 94 in philadelphia when you factor in the heat, plus the humidity your body can't cool off quite a bit. take it easy outside especially during the heat of the day withinly about 3:00, 4:00. heat index many areas into the mid 90s 12 drops there because of the predicted storms moving through. little cooler right along

i'm here standing with the community and i'm here to tell you that that is our realty outside it is a different if you're a mother; right? of two kids and have no where to be i've been homeless for 4 years and finally when i am not homeless i live in the neighborhood that sadly everybody that looks like me and itself house and the kids are out every single people that look like me we see you're thinking who is going to be the next one who is the next one living in the street with the kids i don't know how you going to sleep tonight thinking about my face and the kids that probable tomorrow i'm going to be out in the streets without a place to sleep and this is my son he is downs syndrome and 3 times leukemia and he's a worrying and also has to struggle because of what happens here and one today we're going to wake up and no place to go i hope you can think about the kids that has to receive commissioner mckeen they were everyday and look for a place to sleep i hope you sleep with that in my face i going to follow >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (clapping.) >> my name is scott i

hey look over here.doing this show no dog -- >> oh, there you go. >> oh, no dog has ever look into the camera. normally the back side. but this dog is cooperating. that will dog adopt recall? oh yes up for adoption. >> take him home. >> you might get a tv with him. >>> and, it is fox fursday this one will be so much fun it is an event happening this saturday and it is a local charity, 100 singers strong is the charity and it is called show time, and it is a performers and what happens is well, you know what debbie knight is here from show time and tell us what you do. you take a different benefit every year and put on a show. >> show time charities is a non-profit, and we do musical shows. we have done shows for the linda creed breast cancer organization, shriner's hospital for children, we will do one for veterans this year as well. everybody keeps asking why not do something for fur babies. >> animals yes okay. >> as if on cue we will meet that animal in just a moment but lets get details out there to

i'm here for arson, in prison for arson. down here, it's like being buried alive. you're like... you're someplace alive, but you're no place anybody wants you. >> narrator: todd fickett has just assaulted a prison officer. he's been put in an isolation cell as puni. >> my mental state will probably go downhill like it did last time. i go pretty crazy. >> narrator: todd is facing six months alone in his cell. he's one of an estimated 80,000 inmates across the united states in solitary confinement. (howling) (banging) (laughter) (banging, shouting) (howling) >> narrator: friday night in the segregation unit at the maine state prison. all the inmates here are in solitary confinement. (banging) almost every day, the prisoners act out against the officers who work the unit. they flood their cells. they pour bodily fluids under their doors. and they cut themselves with razor blades. >> kidd! (knocking) kidd, you need to cuff up. you might as well talk to me now because you're going to talk to me sooner than later. i have three windows covered right now, and one of them appears to be se

lemonis: three generations right here. steven: right here. lemonis: a multigenerational custom-furniture business... do you and your dad have blowups here? steven: all the time. lemonis: ...struggles to stay up with the times... [ screeching noise ] steve: some of the machinery here are 50 years old. lemonis: ...and a father who won't give up control... steve: do you have a packing list? steven: are you really gonna micro me again right now? steve: please. lemonis: ...leaves a son struggling to make his mark. steven: oh, my god. lemonis: if i can't bring these two together... steven: when it's done, it has a sticker. if this doesn't have a sticker, is it done? -steve: no, it's not done. -steven: okay. lemonis: if he can't do the job, you fire him. ...there may not be a next generation of grafton furniture. your grandfather was here. now your father is here. and if you don't get the quality right, this business won't be here for you. miami is my hometown, and it's also home to over a million cuban-americans. since the castro revolution, cuban

people forgot it was here. they did excavation here in the 1960's. gentlemen howard england was the first ranger. he passed on, that he was one we all look to that single-handedly put this on page one and make it a big deal. he found cannons here, at least 20 cannons during his process of excavation. one of the largest repositories of civil war material anywhere in the world. fort zachary taylor state park still has a place. it recognizes our history, and it is here for the benefit of young and old to come and learn about a time when things were not quite as cordial as they are today. >> throughout the weekend, >> find out where the c-span city tour is going next online at c-span.org/cities tour. your are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. >> i am not one of those who believes in the psychiatric examination of people. i believe that most of these people these historians should be on the couch themselves, rather than to psychoanalyze people they have never met. on the other hand, when i meet people, i do not judge th

here we go. good morning rehoboth beach, take a look at the sunrise and these guys are out there, on their surf boards, i have been watching them. they have gone a half mile so far. that is not how i am looking to start my morning. lets get your morning started, on i-95, southbound i-95 off to the left shoulder near commodore barry bridge. new jersey roadways, route 73, running at about 38 miles an hour, delays heading in through mount laurel and big night in south philly. taylor with the coming to town. pack house tonight a lot of stuff going on in and out of the south philadelphia. give yourself extra time heading down there. i know broad street subway adding extra trains. mike and alex, back here i ran down the beach ape got a hold of this guy. >> my name is tom, how are you. >> check this out. he has got his geiger counter here. how long have you been doing this. >> about two years good you come out, before you get to work. >> i come out before i go to work, best part about it, if you are wal

there are vacant lots here. it seems to me there are ways of converting those vacant lots into a plus for the community, whether it is a ball field. let's see whether we cannot make pacific progress in that area. we want to have a food store here. we have got to work for a strategy and how we get a food store in this community. we want to do with a much better relationship between the police and the community so that they understand your concerns. you have expressed them today. and they can respond to that and develop a strategy so that the committee and the police are working together and not against each other. that when you see a police officer in the community, you are happy and not scared. we have got to make that happen. we have got to make that real. that is important. part of that is to deal with what i think is the number one problem. you reinforced that. that is harrowing drugs. therefore, how can we deal with the heroine drug? see if we can get help from the community to deal with those using drugs an

-erik: same deal here. they're packing here for delivery on friday. lemonis: and when is the food prepared? erik: the menu changes twice a week. this is the food preparation here. lemonis: so, friday, saturday, sunday. erik: that's correct. lemonis: did you develop all these recipes? erik: i developed all the recipes. -lemonis: yourself? -erik: yeah, myself. lemonis: and you bring in chefs to kind of help you? erik: i've had a number of different chefs. i had one chef that tried to put turkey lunch meat in my food. he was lazy. i had chefs that were stealing from me, for getting kickbacks from food companies. lemonis: and how many chefs have you had? erik: i've had about seven. lemonis: i like this business, and i like what it does for people. but i've already seen some red flags. seven chefs in two years? not a good sign. erik: george, mop it up real quick in here. get it clean. ice is going in there. come on, come on. come on, you're making me look bad. lemonis: erik is very aggressive with his employees. and in order to run a successful business, y

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still pretty active here. again as we see a live picture of the smoke shooting out of the back of the home, inside the garage area mike and alex. >> my goodness, wow, coroner on the scene. >>> philadelphia fast food workers will rap any front of the nationwide push for $15 an hour. we will show you video from a similar protest back in april they will begin at 5:00 o'clock and, they will coincide with the wage for tonight new york. local catch is will read allowed testimony that workers in new york are giving to the wage board detailing their struggle to survive on fast food pay as it is now. it comes just days after the mayor of los angeles signed a law hiking the cities minimum wage from $9 an hour to 15. >>> also happening mayor michael nutter will announce this years merion anderson award recipient. it is name honors artists and individuals whose body of work has improved the world beyond, the power to entertain. >> i'm guessing it is john bon jovi. >> no that was last year. >> that was last year. >> yes, i

we're here to stop monsters. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> . >> (repeated.) >> we're here to we want affordable housing now. >> (repeated.) >> from the bay area we tould told you years ago there was a scheme (inaudible). >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please >> wow. >> thank you. >> i'm from san francisco i moved to the mission when i was 8-year-old and i remember eating fresh food by bart getting $0.25 cones at thrifty's if you excuse me. where my home is it the mission district i have always felt that way i took measure altitudes with my mom and sister area smelling the food and playing with the neighbor kids that spoke spanish this is being filled with ugly homes for the wealthy where we can't afford the reason the mists means so much the culture and diversity and eating the delicious food i'm pro density but not with the anything's community we need affordable housing for families and immigrants that have called the mission home please support of moratorium. >> thank you very much>> thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you (clapping.) >> hello, i'm ms. johnso

take a look at the wider view here and you notice this line right in here. this is the frontal boundary that i'm watching. it will make its way down across our region. that will make a way for thunderstorms this evening but it will also bring in some welcome changes. i've got that forecast coming up in a minute. >> right now police in montgomery county are looking into what led to a little boy dieing in a fiery crash and the woman driving the car is in the hospital with burns. police have not said if she is the little boy's mother. the pair were in a car that crashed on the high about 3:30 this morning. news 4 has a report from the crash scene that is coming up. >>> new and chilling tmt. grace's own roommate is accused of strangling her. today one of the other roommates took the stand. one of her house mates sent text messages on the day that she dies in april. the roommate says he texted that he was in mann's room and made a mess. >>> now that the man accused of killing a mother, father, little boy and their housekeeper in a mansion in northwest dc. tonight

all spice. >> here comes the rice. >> here comes the blood. >> here comes the blood. >> beautiful, sod the sugar. i don't understand why. >> it makes flavors pop. beautiful. >> seasoned and right into the tube. >> dick jokes coming, stand by for dick jokes. >> all right. so what do we have here? oh, that looks good. some nice pickles. braised red cabbage. >> over there, from the mighty shanks of some mythical creature, perhaps, slow braced until the meat is falling off the bone. and let there be blood, delicious, delicious blood, in tube form, served, still steaming, nay, heaving, engorged, as you will, with goodness, to squirt across your plate as you press against it with the side of your fork. >> so delicious. so how often do you do this? >> two or three times a week. >> what distinguishes a good butcher from an okay butcher? >> i myself like all butchers. >> they're doing good business here. >> that is true. >> yeah? >> i can't tell you which is my favorite butcher. all of them are different. >> right. do you ever just go out for like a salad? >> no. >> i kid, i kid. >> there is a

here it's business as usual. pennsylvania state police were seen here a little while ago but company officials are at work. they issued a statement on their website saying most if not all of the employees in france have been accounted for. they are not identifying the individual who was killed or those who were injured. we can tell you the fbi says there is no information of a threat here. pennsylvania state police say they are working with the fbi to monitor this and other sites. senator pat toomey's office says it's offering assistance to the company here. i reached out to the governor's office. they, too, say they're aware of the situation and also working with state police to monitor this location. reporting live in the lehigh valley deanna durante, "nbc10 news." >> thank you. >>> this morning more than two full days after a severe storm blew through our region thousands are still without power. we just checked within the last half hour. here are the latest numbers for you. peco says nearly 17,000 customers d