roll call, please >> president cane, here. commissioner courtney, here. commissioner kwon, here. commissioner moran, here. commissioner [inaudible] . >> before you you have the minutes of july 28, 2015. any corrections? any public comment on the minutes? seeing none i'll call fl

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flag flying here. it was a historic moment to watch, especially from this vantage point overlooking the embassy. john kerry saying that he has no illusions about that this relationship will be perfect, that it won't happen overnight. but he does say in his speech, he said that the u.s. no longer looks at cuba as an enemy or a rival but rather as neighbors. so young people here in havana that we've been speaking with say that, listen, there are some are skeptical that this relationship will improve in the very near future but they do see this as having a positive effect on cuba overall. andrea? >> and i'll be talking to one of those -- a young woman here coming up shortly. but first, mark potter, there's also change in miami, generational change and other kinds of changes in the attitudes. not for everyone though. >> well, andrea, there has been a major change in this time from where i came here 40 years ago, 1976, to envision this day would be absolutely impossible. and yet, here we are. we are standin

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i track this out here, move on in here, what we are going to be seeing here, move in a little bit closer, this is going to affect gainesville, manassas, brentsville, a lot of lightning here, i have got amelia, all good. here it is gainesville, 6:25, bull run, 6:37, manassas, 6:44. around the clifton area, fairfax county, right around 6:55. again, the weather service has this issued for -- until 7:00 tonight. now, it has said we could see winds up to 60 miles an hour, not quite seeing that just yet. i want to go back two slides here. show you, see this line ahead of the storms itself this line is the gust front, any time that accept par traitself from the mainline, the mainline normally starts to die out and that's exactly what we e seeing in montgomery county. so, montgomery county seeing some areas of heavy rain, loudoun county seeing this heavy rain but if you look north of the potomac, may not see as much in montgomery county. this will move through the d.c. metro area. when, take you back down. a lot of lightning associated with this. you can see behind this, not much going on. once

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and now it's come back here. thing i would say is the more people that crowd in these names, i'll throw nike in there, i'll throw chipotle in there, it makes them more dangerous, especially in a market where there's no leadership to make new highs. so, at some point a stock like starbucks becomes as good as it gets. >> just quickly, the catalyst to the downside in your view is basically a market downturn overall? >> i think it's a combination of weakness in these high-flying stocks, people taking money out of somewhere their winners and we're seeing that. we're seeing it in fundamentally some of the analysts are saying there's limited upside here and to take profits. when you start seeing institutions saying there's no upside they're going to start taking money out. >> you don't need a catalyst. look at biotech, xbi. you do not need a catalyst for names when too many people head for the door at the same time in a crowded name like this that's what happens. >> let's move on to twitter here. the shares of a beaten

the bedroom is right here. what's it like living here? >> i love living here. [laughter] it's good. it's great. i love it. i'm not that far from my job. >> what is your job? >> on the water board we operate drainage pumps. >> you are from new orleans? tell me about that. >> well, we see the water rising, coming up. so what happened is we lost power and the water supply was cut off. it got to the third level of the station where we were. the water began to settle down and we went to work. we have to have the pumps running. it was quite an experience. the >> where was your home? >> it got messed up. i lived on the second floor where i was. you had people coming in busting in places but there was that kind of stuff going on here. >> i'm not sure if they've done anything as of yet. i'm not sure if he's going to do anything. so i will probably relocate somewhere outside. i've never seen anything like that in my life i've seen the water rides back there they've got us on both and like i said this was worse. >> what are you paying in rent? >> 395 but it might be doubl

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out of here.s that this issue could drag on and on until they actually do get my file. because there's no telling how long it's going to take for sacramento to actually send my original file here. i'm becoming irritated because it's like a domino effect. it's just getting worse and worse and worse and nothing is being done to correct the problem. and the problem is so minor and it's so simple that, i mean, i could simply get a correctional officer to come and say oh, yeah. i walked him to r & r the day he paroled. i know he paroled from my unit. but they won't go by that. >>> coming up on "lockup" -- scanvinski hymes is on the streets. >> people don't realize i'm really more mellow out here. there you go. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> you're welcome, honey. look at that beautiful hotel on tripadvisor. wait. why leave the site? don't you know the tripadvisor you've always trusted for reviews, book! now checks over 200 websites to find the best price? book...book...book! over 200 sites checked to f

get over here. do it. daily news editors say trump towers, donald is full of bluster as he steals the spotlight. i don't know about that. let's bring in a couple people i know very well, david nef, president of the nef associates and susan buehler, executive vice-president of bellevue communications group. their job, in life, is to figure out who does well. who makes a good impression. good to see you, i haven't seen new a while. >> good to see you. >> david, i saw you last night, no big deal. >> nice to see you, again mike. >> susan, susan the daily news say trump towers. >> i think trumped trumped them all for sure from the first moment he raised his hand until second hour when we got to a little bit more meat in the debate. i thought he had the first hour. he had 11 minutes of air time. he had, a thousand more word, then any of the other candidates. clearly he was a winner out of the gate. >> i think we have the clip of why he he raised his hand and nobody else did. let's roll it. >> anyway. >> explain

after another here in san jose. we are across the street from andrew hill high school where classes resumed earlier this morning. all police will say is officers were conducting a followup investigation. they won't say what kind of investigation. now when they approached the man here until the parking lot of a strip mall on center road. police say that man. uled a gun on officers. two officers opened fire and killed the man. he has not yet been identified, nor have police said if he is the man officers were looking for in their followup investigation. it happened again just after 10:00 last night, this is already the seventh officer-involved shooting of the year here in san jose. now of those shootings, four have been fatal, the last year the city registered five officer-involved shootings. there are several businesses here because center road is closed, the northbound side is for about half a block, it affects several businesses, there's a 7-eleven and gas station opened. they've been closed for eight hours as poli

>> the bedroom is right here. reporter: what is it like living here? >> i like living here. as a matter of fact, the people here are wonderful and warm. i gave two barbecues here already. we are going to do catfish on saturday. you are welcome if you want. the cooking here is good. it is great. we have cooks here. it is fun. i love it. i am not that far from my job. reporter: what is your job? >> i work with the waterboard. we work with the drainage comps. reporter: you are from new orleans? >> yes, i am. reporter: tell me about that. >> we came here -- we stayed through the storm. we lost 60 cycle power. our water supply was off. we were trapped inside the station. the water got almost of the third level of the station where we were. as the storm went over, the water began to settle down and we went to work. we had generators. we had to read the stage up and get them running. once we got them running, we got the pumps running. we run the pumps 24 hours, around the clock for a whole month. it was quite an experience. reporter: where was your home? >> in the gentilly area. go

it's muggy out here.onditions are like what that when the pope is out here you need a lot of water with you. we have been counting the steps as well through apple and my phone and depending how accurate this is we walked about 5,600 steps. if you come here, don't forget you have to make the walk all the way back! live in philadelphia, i'm matt delucia, nbc10 news. >>> jessica boyington here with your first alert traffic. the volume first is typically 95. we had these drive times here to prove it adding seven or eight minutes to your drive time. girard avenue to the center city area you're see ago backup. conshohocken curve the cars are yellow now. . >>> clouds moving in. showers are on the way. that is a mostly cloudy view of center city seeing a little bit of sunlight now that the sun is up but you're likely to see umbrellas going up later this morning. showers and thunderstorms, a line to our on west and that line will be moving in later this morning. >>> "today" is next. >>> good morning. fallen heros.

come here i got a gift for you. come here.u can see it or not, i thought that this was a piece of card game in there. these things are moving, man. those, ladies and gentlemen, some rice crispies for breakfast. can you imagine eating rice crispies right now. >> snap, crack he will pop. >> they are mag on the and they will be at bug fest. they use this immediately if you have a sore or a wound on a human body doctors will put them all over and it will eat up the infection. >> i'm sure you got some stuff going, are you going to put some stuff on. >> i'm just saying what? >> should we move them over there though because i'm going to be sick. >> that is not funny. >> that is not funny at all. >> everybody talking about nicki minaj concert tonight with meek mill. >> tomorrow night or tonight. >> tonight. meek mill will be there too tonight. here's the thing, quincy, i know you are doing q street. he is coming home. we should have have a parade. maybe we should give him a pep rally because he needs some confidence or cheering object

vin diesel will be here. carl reiner will be here. kobe bryant will be here.l smith will be here this week. [ cheers and applause ] and we have performances from iggy azalea, jennifer hudson, and jack white, and more fun surprises. it's great. really big surprises. but first, tonight is the night. we have a fantastic show. oh, my gosh. [ cheers ] it's a hot show. joining us for the first time ever, she is the coolest, funniest, biggest troublemaker. the great ellen degeneres is here. [ cheers and applause ] i'm in love. i'm in love. ellen and i are going to see -- we're going to show you some video never before seen of a a prank that she played on me last week, and then we're going to play a big game of password with two awesome surprise guests. [ cheers and applause ] they may be nominated for oscars, i don't know. academy award nominees. >> steve: are you going to tell us who they are? >> jimmy: i will not tell you ever. until tonight, later on tonight. plus, he's got to talk about his -- he's got this new digital music player. look at this thing. look at th

senator rubio: we were here last night area -- last night, too. >> my daughters were here. senator rubio: they went to the concert and i rode rides with the boys. spent about $50 trying to knock down a bottle. it was fun. we had a great time. >> we appreciate your contribution to the iowa economy. senator rubio: maybe it was more to the carnival guys taking my money. >> [indiscernible] senator rubio: that's great. i'm glad we did our part. senator rubio: i'm glad you brought your camera. i think they are often looking at a giant pumpkin somewhere. >> the butter cow -- senator rubio: we have not seen the butter cow. we have to go see that. >> we look forward to that. >> come in many have you had so far? senator rubio: i have had won just about every day. >> funnel cakes and cotton candy and all that stuff. >> sugar. senator rubio: well, good. i'm glad i saw you. >> [indiscernible] >> ok, ok. they are wearing their iowa state colors. >> oh! senator rubio: -- >> he is a good friend and he came for my birthday party. i am trying to be a good host. we appreciate all of the candi

no big fade here as we enter into 3:00. finally, just come on over here. i'm moving around a lot here. but ibm is another one. it was 145 right after the open, and it faded a little bit and everybody said, oh, it's going to happen again. but no, it's come right back and sitting right below its highs at the open. this is exactly what you want to see. and of course, remember yesterday, we had a wave of sell orders come in the last hour. market on close in balances. i'm going to keep a close eye on them throughout the next hour. and, of course, kelly and simon, i'll keep you up to date on that. back to you. >> bob, let's see how we go. >> courtney, how do things look from where you are? >> like bob said, a little bit better than yesterday. and august keeping us on our toes. so much for a quiet month. earlier in the session, we began to see that drift lower, which is what we saw yesterday but earlier in the session. and just when we think we knew what was going on, things drifted high. look at that, we're a couple points off the session highs off the nasdaq wi

who are undocumented workers, go to school here -- >> they're illegal. >> they're illegally here but want to become american citizens. >> i know. my point is -- >> they have a plan. >> they should not be here and now we're going a step further saying we know you should .here, but would you settle for being on a board, a commission. >> i can't speak to the legality of them being on the board. supposedly the city attorney in this case said it was not against the law. >> you can get one of those morons to say anything. >> what we heard last night from bush and rubio was interesting about dialling with the folks who are already here. >> we don't put them on boards. >> we should point out you can get one of these deep doepy city attorneys to say anything. as ben said, you can get a higher court to approve this thing. i will say this, and i'm from immigrati immigration, obviously. >> really? >> yes. from mars. only kidding. but anyway, but my great grandparents came here and waited on line. i don't understand why these people don't just jump across a stream dividing texas from mexico and c

here, here. thank you, you may be seated. enjoy the dinner. >> [indistinct chatter] >> [indistinct chatter] >> ladies and gentlemen, we are going to begin our program. we are going to start the program. and one of the -- one of the special features of this dinner, of course, is this senate. the elegant newly refurbished committee hearing room. it is really very well done. thank you to the committee for opening this room and the library for us this evening. it is now my pleasure to introduce the chairman of the ways and means committee. congressman paul ryan represents the first district of wisconsin. he has been a member of congress since 1999. as a member, paul quickly gained respect for his expertise in the budget process. he was chairman of the budget committee before being elected chairman of ways and means committee. under his leadership, ways and means committee recently passed major trade legislation that was just signed into law. congratulations again on this major accomplishment. >> [applause] >> as a diversion from

here is the run down, here is how it is going to got next few hours, into tonight. the game starts right here on nbc 4 at 7:30. stick around after the game for jason and carol for the redskins' postgame report followed by news4 at 11:00. you can find your regular channel four programming on cozi-tv v. just head to our website, nbcwashington.com. they will tell you where to find it on your particular system. but again, we are going to be here all night giving you the very latest from the fans. for now, live at fedex field, i will send it back to you guys. >> thank you, chris. >>> only on four, a threat to assassinate the president. how one man just released from a federal prison in oklahoma made it outside the iing tragedy, we are learning more how three firefighters lost their lives in washington state. we are watching news4 at 4. >>> continuing to track this line of thunderstorms with heavy rain on storm team4 radar. in fact, i just finished updating the nbc washington app. you can download that and get your hour by hour forecast. some timing for you, impacting fre

boom, here we go. sun glare, first glimpses north of i-95 from delaware county heading up toward philly international. again, all of the roads are damp and wet, there are puddles out there from the thunder boom their rolled through last night. rolling out of the town west of the the schuylkill the headlights up the the hill in belmont avenue. nothing out of the ordinary but maybe another 20 minutes or so and that sun glare will hit us around that conshohocken curve. as we checked regional rails for the regional rails running with minor delays this morning. we had signal problems, because of the storms, high water in flourtown blocking valley green and stenton. ballagomingo road is blocked at trinity road. a down treat. traffic is diverted on to route 23 for the morning rush hour. we have a brake tap in conshohocken. a big delay is expect tomorrow on the schuylkill expressway, heads up, penndot will take it down to one lane, westbound, between gladwynn, and conshohocken, from 6:00 to 2:00 o'clock. so al

so here's the thing. if there's any production issues and we know -- they're producing two cars now. okay? they have a giga factory they're building out and the stationary storage. they have a lot of balls in the air for the first time in a long time and i think you're going to know by the fall whether they are executing on multiple fronts very well. >> we've got some breaking news here on kkr. let's get to cnbc's kate kelly in the newsroom. kate. >> hey, melissa. interesting news here break just out in the "wall street journal" in fact within the last hour. sampson resources which at the time in 2011 that it was taken private that an lbo by a kkr and others, the largest, lbo, $2.7 $7.2 billion, planning to file for bankruptcy in mid-september, according to the journal. i just spoke to kkr. they're declining to comment so far. but this could be the first in a wave of bankruptcies that we see in the coming six months or a year, melissa, as companies struggle with a cheap flat price for oil and also natural

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>> he's right here. actually, he's right here. out with these white boys right here. >> yeah. and then the dude to his right is a south sider as well. what's his name? >> that's -- that's a white dude. okay, okay. that's grande. >> he's a south sider. >> he's a south sider. that's grande. >> basically, since we have a white suspect and a southern hispanic victim, we're seeing how the races are interacting on the yard. see if we might have a race problem. if the whites were on one side of the yard and the southern hispanics were on the other side then we could possibly have issues which we'd probably have more response out here and remove them from the yard. or separate them. but since they're interacting fine it's not an issue right now. it appears that the whites just assisted the southern hispanics. that's what it appears, anyways. >> escort. >> apparently this guy has a shattered jaw, mutilated face. he said as you could see by my 1217 there were no marks on me, my hands anywhere. i'm not a violent criminal. there's no hiding under the radar, especially at corcoran. this is

bruce: young lady right here, right here. what about my colleague here? do you want to talk? go ahead. erin: i think that is the point, though, he was followed in the toy store because he looked out of place in the toy store, and we see people of color get followed in stores because people inherently assume that they are out of place, they should not be shopping in here, they must be stealing, and that is racism. bruce: i have to ask you because we're running out of time. solutions -- where do we go from here? we have to leave here. let me start with you, what do you think? dana: a conversation -- it dovetails well with the part of become a station we were just having. one solution is if you think about it in the hong kong -- in the context of what the comedian said, no matter what i go, wherever i go, that is absolutely not true. it is not true. if you go back far enough, you do not exist. so if you begin to help us to recover what it was or what life looks like before race became an issue, and you stop the cultural cleansing, and we get historical accuracy, and we do not te

here the rest of the evening right here in the storm center. >>> now at 5:00 two exclusive stories you will see only on news4. a man jailed for repeatedly threatening to assassinate the president takes a trip to washington. how he was able to make it to the outside of the white house. >>> plus the teen wanted in connection with the murder of an au graduate tells his story only to news4. >> did you have anything to do with that shaw murder? >> no, sir. >> we start with that exclusive interview 19-year-old marcus king, wanted in connection with the murder of matthew shah lon kirk is the recent american university graduate, caught in the crossfire at the shaw metro station over the weekend. that's where mark segraves is tonight. mark? >> reporter: the family of marcus king called news4 after police raided their apartment a few blocks from here late last night. i spoke to king on the phone this morning. he says that's inspect and that he wants to turn himself in. police came to this apartment complex last night, a few blocks from the murder scene near the shaw metro station. family members

unhcr is now here, but really it's a desperate situation.w, they are being thankful for very little because there is no food supply effectively. some fruit, fresh fruit is being handed out you'll see beyond the people there, the security forces awaiting on looking at the people. but there is no confrontation here. how could there be? these are people who want to move on. who want some safety. who want some sense of security. and what has happened is that the government here is really fast tracking the movement of these people. this is in the milled of nowhere. the border is over there. we are seeing more and more people come. the train station is some considerable distance in this direction. the government wants these refugees to be nowhere near population centers they are basically here in the open with this bit of track. if you look over here you will see these planks of wood. that is a makeshift platform effectively where the trains are arriving now to the new location where people are loaded onto the trains, and then they are taken strai

eastern here on seas and -- here on c-span.nouncer: on the next washington journal, william kristol the weekly standard founder and editor is here to talk about the presidential campaign. then a discussion on police reform. mckesson.is de ray washington journal is live every morning on c-span. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. announcer: wednesday, a look at how young people involved in democratic processes can deter radicalization. the international foundation for electoral systems hosts. this sunday night on q&a, brookings institution senior andow talks about the u.s. their counterinsurgency efforts in afghanistan. >> the u.s. did in chief -- achieve -- improvements in security. i increasingly questioned myself, we do not know how it will end. it is possible that five years down the road we will have a new civil war and afghanistan. -- in afghanistan. there is the prospect that isis is worse than the taliban. if we end up five years down to get -- down the road in a new civil war, a new safe haven for the

i got to get out of here. the only thing good about them debriefers and rats is that they could never return back to their neighborhoods. they're ostracized. >> leon's anger is aimed at men like miguel perez, once a high-ranking member of the mexican mafia himself. perez had already left the gang several years before we met him, and he's not looked back. >> as for what soured myself on the gang life, in all honesty is i opened my eyes to see it for what it is. it's all a bunch of betrayals and lies. there's no loyalty. there's no honor. there's no respect. i seen too many innocent people being targeted that had nothing to do with the gang life. just because one of their founding members were a part of it, you ain't supposed to target innocent people. >> but perez left us with a piece of advice for any inmate thinking about joining a gang. >> my advice to him is to rug two things -- one is that he's not in control of his life because as long as he's a part of this gang, there's someone he has to answer to. whet

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here. we're walking in d.c. to make a statement to let people know there are people actually out here who care about what's going on. >> reporter: when you get to d.c., what are you going to do? >> rest. we're just going to be welcomed by whoever is out there and let people know. we don't want to shout. we don't want anything. but we just want to bring awareness to what's going o300- men -- going on. 300 men march. >> reporter: these gentlemen have been walking since yesterday at about 6:30. they started in baltimore and they've been walking all morning going on 11 hours now. then they'll get to d.c. where they'll be at the white house hopefully getting their message out. they say they want to stop the violence. in laurel, i'm nikki burdine, wusa9. >>> some encouraging news about the economy in prince george's county brought to you by county executive rushern baker. today he plans to announce the first major increase in county jobs and employment numbers in over a decade. this announcement

and then here to this point. here is my report of the events of saturday before the reopening of this route. 48 hours after they shut the borders, the crowd makes a break for it. they didn't come this far to be held back. hundreds do get through. sprinting across open fields as armed police units fire grenades. in this case, directly at a mother and her two children. until thursday this was an invisible open border, railway tracks leading from greece through macedonia towards serve yeah, the eu and germany beyond. now refugees and his family have no idea why they are being treated this way. >> i'm not terrorist. this is not terrorists. this is not terrorists. we are humans. where is the humanity. to see us, look, everyone here, they are families. we don't need anything, just to cross. we don't need money. just let us cross. let us cross. i want to cross to germany. >> some have been sent back alleging harsh treatment by the local police. >> you say that the police were hitting you. >> see. can see. can see. can s

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so here we are.ur official seven day heat wave, all of the past seven days, 90 or above, i think we will add one more, 29 today. eighty-nine tomorrow, and then in the lower 80's on thursday. we have some showers moving in thursday night and possibly, into friday night and friday, it could be an actual cooler day after all of those days in the 90's we may not make it to 80 degrees on friday, depending upon if we get any sunshine so, that is a little iffy for friday but it does look like it will clear out. maybe a left over shower saturday morning but it looks nice as we get into saturday and sunday and even on monday it looks sunny and warm. so is there your seven day forecast from the weather authority, bob kelly some wet roadways out there. >> wet roadways, you got it. good morning 567:89:16. now we have cameras line up here thunder boomers rolling through here. so any minute kid will be running in and jump pink into bed. get ready. mother nature giving us a free show this morning. here's a live loo

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i need a date to go ice skating with, here right here in philadelphia here's the bend franklin bridge for those coming in new jersey making their way in to center sit the eye. i post this shot every morning when it is still calm with the lights center city looking great in and around that area also coming out of new jersey, 42 freeway north bound at creek road approaching 295 this is usually what we see a steady stream of vehicles, headlights coming at this camera making your way northbound but looking good. this is what it typically looks like pushing toward that 5:00 o'clock hour. we will see that progress, even more so. this is a look at the schuylkill expressway at the roosevelt. i want to let you know that the on ramp to spring garden on to the schuylkill in both directions is now opened with the contending with that all week long. the that is now opened for those who do take spring garden. mass transit look at this, everything is on time looking great there, there will be more subways for the phillies verse dodgers game, this afternoon, at 1:05. i love those ballgames. now back

this just popped up here.ine delays to glenmont, an earlier malfunction at fort totten causing that problem. we have a crash off to the right of nutley. 95 northbound here, through dale city, you can see slows down a tad there in the northbound lanes. southbound branch at the beltway, two left lanes blocked there. overall, 95 here in maryland, b.w. parkway and 29 looking quite good. also hearing about a possible crash in gaithersburg, right near gaithersburg high school. trying to get more information on that right now and send chopper 4. we should have that coming up in the next ten minutes. >> all right, thank you. >>> we are three weeks and one day away from pope francis' visit to washington, d.c. starting here before traveling to new york and philadelphia next month. when pope francis steps off the plane at joint base andrews it's his first time on u.s. soil. he will become the first pontiff to address a joint meeting of congress. he arrives on september 22. you can download the washington app for all of t

my parents live here. my friends live here. it's a piece of who i am.by accident sort of a prominent thing in my life. i literally just wanted to get my parents back home. >> soledad o'brien reporting. and that is "america tonight." tell us what you think at aljazeera.com/americatonight. you can also talk to us on twitter or our facebook page and be sure to come back because we'll have more of "america e of "america >> south sudan's president signs a peace deal to end the civil war. you are watching al jazeera news. coming up, arrests linked to the tianjin blasts, 12 people are suspected of involvement in the devastating explosion. >> the italian coast guard says nearly 3,000 people have been rescued in the last 24 hours. iraqi leader

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here. this is where we contend with construction season. over have night construction project and weekend construction projects in the evening. we are used to it. make note as you head out on the roadway that they are in place still this morning. and, we had an accident overnight, investigation process is still in play on route 130 northbound at route 543, beverly road. the road is closed. would i suggest taking an alternate such as 295. ladies, over to you. >>> back to that breaking news right now in king of prussia, a two alarm fire tearing through an apartment complex. >> it damaged more than a dozen apartments and displayed 30 residents in the middle of the night. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live at the the scene. what can you tell us. >> reporter: nicole and erika we are at bill smith boulevard at abrams one apartment complex where king of prussia fire fighters arrived at 1:30 or so knocking on doors to get neighbors out of their homes as they fire erupted. you do see fl

the reason i do not think he came here is because there was a full garrison here. it would not have been on a direct route. he basically had two routes that he was taking. he would have had to make a major detour to come to augusta. what is my conclusions and i inc. augusta suffered even more by not having him come here than if he had. all of those people that were fleeing, where were they go? augusta, georgia. all of the prisoners were still coming through, all of the wounded were still coming in. the shortage of supplies was huge. people were starving. hospitals were full about churches started to fill with the wounded. there was a lot of things going on in a guster that had a major impact on without even coming here. when i knew the 150th can ration coming, and i was trying to think -- i was looking at other museums and looking at what they were doing. everyone was concentrating on the battles and the skirmishes and we do not have those here. how was augustine affected, is how i was acting asking myself. what are the stories we can tell the people of what was go

unsanitary conditions here. it's something that is very shocking for us. >> a remote camera also found kitchen greece leaking into the sewer system. >> when you walk into the restaurant, the tables are set with silverware and linens like they're ready to open. they're nowhere near ready to open. >> reopening may prove easier than regaining the dining public's trust. there are customers that continue to show up here at yang ming. you tell them why the restaurant is closed, almost all of them say they may not be back. >> a hospital in south jersey is treating a woman tonight for malaria. the patients in stratford, camden county. she recently came back to a trip from south africa. patients were diverted from the hospital in case the woman had ebola. a short time later she was diagnosed with malaria. we have new information this evening about the death of a local high school football player. due to natural causes stemming from a cardiac condition. st. joe's prep freshman collapsed from a spring training practice bac

here's his book, right here. he's featured in the new documentary "best of enemies," which opens in select theaters on friday. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome dick cavett! [ cheers and applause ] >> is that for us? >> jimmy: that's for us. that's for us. absolutely, dick cavett. [ cheers ] >> cheap shot. >> jimmy: no, no. >> jimmy. >> jimmy: i love that you moonwalk out here every time. >> i know. it's my trademark. my wife said, if you do that to jimmy again, i'll kill you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you for doing that. i appreciate it. >> well, it's getting to be kind of an arthritic moonwalk. >> jimmy: no. it's getting better and better. >> i think i told you last time that i gave that to young michael jackson way back in the days of jackson five. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. you gave -- >> when michael was, you know, still black. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] that's how long ago. that's how long ago it was. >> can i wave to the roots? >> jimmy: not anymore, you can't. [ laughter ] at the beginning of the show