i can't believe this, holly. now you're doing it, too? >> holly: no, larry. i'm completely serious.z titties sprang outta nowhere. (laughter) (cheers and applause) >> larry: really. >> holly: yes, larry. the campaign was sagging, but now they're starting to pick up, and they're getting a lot of support. her poll numbers are lifting and separating through the swing states. (cheers and applause) >> larry: that doesn't even make sense! mike yard, what are you doing there? i thought you were working with deez nuts. >> mike: i was until i heard about deez titties. >> holly: deez nuts! >> ricky: larry, i'm getting information that deez nuts and deez titties are joining forces. >> larry: i know. i've heard. okay. i've had enough of this. mic, holly and ricky, everybody. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) (cheers and applause) ♪ it's intelligent enough to warn of danger from virtually anywhere. (cheers and applause) ♪ it's been smashed, dropped and driven. it's perceptive enough to detect other vehicles on the road. it's been shaken, rattled and pummeled. it's innovative enough to b

(applause) holly, what do you think of this trend? >> holly: it's fantastic!hter) finally, we're going to have gun control! (cheers and applause) >> larry: wait. gun control? what do you mean? >> holly: you've heard the phrase "the way to a man's heart is through his stomach"? >> larry: uh, yeah? holly: so maybe "the way to gun control is through the fleshy stump where a man's dick used to be." >> larry: wait, holly... you honestly feel like these horrible accidents are going to help the gun control movement? i don't understand. >> holly: larry, congress can't wrap their heads around mass shootings, no matter how tragic. what they can wrap their heads around is that there's a possibility that they could shoot off their own dicks. >> larry: so you're hoping congress will do something if enough men shoot off their own dicks? >> holly: yep! that's my current strategy. >> larry: how is that your strategy? you're at a shooting range! >> holly: larry, i can't shoot off actual ds. i'm not an animal. but after shooting a few rounds at paper dicks, i've cleared this pl

holly's boyfriend was eventually released back into general population. but holly remained in lockup a year later. >> well, back to my hot little cell. >> please, open. please, open. >> why are you saying it like that? >> and clean that pig sty up. >> you leave my house alone. the hardest thing about being in lockup is not being able to sit, talk to him, prepare his meals for him, to iron his clothes, to wash his clothes. i mean, i enjoy doing all of that for him. going out and him coaching me and, you know, spotting me as i'm doing my little squats, you know. >> shortly after this interview, holly had a meeting scheduled with warden grant culiver to plead his case for getting out of ad seg. but before the warden arrived, holly broke down. >> what's going on with your man? >> i can't do this. i can't do this. i can't do this. >> it's okay, you're fine. >> i can't do this. >> from my observation, holly would burst into tears whenever she thought it would gain her some advantage, either getting sympathy from somebody. at one point we were arguing about me r

holly. hey, holly. (cheers and applause) >> larry: oh my gosh. holly, where are you? >> larry?'m in d.c. this is amazing! >> larry: wow. >> pope time! pope-a-palooza! i loves me some pope. >> larry: whoa, whoa, whoa. why are you so excited, holly? >> because people are screaming, larry. i need to be here. >> larry: okay. >> good thing i took off yom kippur. >> larry: wait, you're jewish? >> nope. i just needed a free day off. >> larry: oh. >> seriously, how else was i going to get a chance to have the pope kiss my baby. >> larry: baby? where is your baby? >> oh, him, i passed that little guy up the line ten minutes ago. >> larry: holly, you -- you gave him to strangers? >> yeah. his instructions were clear. get a kiss from the pope and shuffle back to momma. it's perfectly safe. >> larry: look, look, holly. i mean i love the pope too but i feel like you just like him because it's an exciting thing to do. and it really has nothing to do with your faith. >> what was that, larry? sorry, i couldn't hear you. i was taking off my panties. >> larry: oh my god! (cheers and applause) ho

holly, where are you? [ cheers and applause ] >> larry: where are you, holly? i am literally in the field, larry. a corn field. chasing down the story. >> larry: wait. have you seen any syrian refugees? >> not yet. >> larry: then why are you running? >> this is good television, larry. lots of action. look at me! i am part of the story! pgh [ shotgun] >> are you being shot at, holly? >> oh, it appears so. hey, don't shoot. i am with the nightly show! >> [multiple gunshots] >> i don't think you should tell them you are on nightly tv. >> it only made them angrier, larry. >> larry: why are the serbian border agents shooting at you? >> no, no, no, i am a in iowa. [ applause ] >> larry: wait. i don't get it. why iowa? >> because that's where the cornfields are, larry. and this kind of crazy ass reporting is the only way to make people pay attention. >> larry: but this isn't reporting. you are nowhere near the syrian refugees. you are thousands of miles from the story. >> no, the story is where the camera is, larry. look at this. corn is flying past me,. >> larry: i g

northeast philadelphia, trenton and now starting to ease in mount holly.s probably the gust of wind following vai's moving through there that is helping to ease that fog. don't have rain now but the showers are not far away. they will be moving in. the clouds and fogginess. this is looking toward center city. not much wind. that's one of the ingredients for fog. we've got it this morning. 71 degrees. cloudy, breaks in the clouds at 11:00, possible 77 degrees, that will lead to temperatures in the 80s and as weo

today we'll see temperatures at 79 in mount holly, 84 in quakertown, 86 in norristown. 86 in mount holly as well. 80s in cape may. around the philadelphia area, 87 degrees today. same for drexel hill. and also swedesboro with a high of 86. more of the same on thursday, friday similar conditions. saturday the humidity going up and then the eagles game sunday, 81 degrees, 70s next week. >> thank you. facebook users have spoken and it's leading to a new feature on the site. we'll break down the new concept that you may like or perhaps dislike. plus, rolling out more ways to get around the city. when you could see more bikes on the road in philadelphia. ♪ ♪ yoplait. the smooth and creamy yogurt your whole family loves. yoplait original with no artificial sweeteners, no artificial flavors, and no high fructose corn syrup. >> many facebook users asked for it a dislike button to express sympathy. the company heard the suggestion and is testing the alternative to the like button. landon dowdy is here with more on the business news. good morning. >> hey there, good morning to you. facebook gives

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there is a lot of security and dignitaries have showed up to greet the holly father at st.atricks and mayor de blasio and cuomo expected to be here and 500 on the steps of st. patricks cathedral and the ones in yellow vests behind me and played a critical role in the restoration of the project and a lot of them are construction workers and restored st. patricks cathedral which was a three year, $177 million project, a very ambitious project, that was not supposed to finish until december so they rushed the job to finish this three months early in time for the holly father's visit here now in just about an hour or two. >> yeah, yeah, i wonder and patrick let me come to you and jonathan stay there and don't go any where but patrick i know there is a bit of controversy around what is it the project, the finishing the project, the renovation so as jonathan told us $177 million st. patricks cathedral and you were talking about immigrants was built of a church of the immigrants in the middle of the 19th century. >> really. >> in the middle of the 19th century the catholic church

holly, an english teacher, met john over nine years ago.ing to start a family. but after years of trying to get pregnant naturally, they weren't having any success. >> what was that like? i mean, you two are young. to have been trying so long and not be able to get pregnant. >> well -- >> it's frustrating. >> yeah, it was. i felt like something about me was broken. and the thing i wanted most in the world, a baby, was being kept from me. >> at the time, the quality of holly's eggs seemed okay, and while john's sperm count was low, the doctors said there was still a fighting chance they could have kids through ivf, invitro fertilization. several embryos were successfully created and subsequently frozen. a stock of potential babies ready to be born. the first egg implantation took and their son ezra was born nine months later. >> um, i don't know. >> what is this letter? >> a. >> at what point did you decide you definitely wanted to try to have another? >> well, we knew for sure always that we wanted more than one. so we had these five frozen

hazy sunshine and plenty of humidity for norristown, mount holly and trenton.lief along the coast, 80s this afternoon, fog this morning disappears. it will be 91 in vineland, wilmington, williamstown, narberth into the low 90s this afternoon. the weekend, that's a different story. nice weather ahead, sunshine, the humidity comes way down. 84 on saturday. before we get to the weekend, tracy, something we haven't seen in a while. details with the seven-day when i'm back in ten. >> we'll see you then. >>> let's take a live look at the ben franklin bridge. turns out walking the bridge isn't the only way to get from camden to philadelphia when the pope is in town. we'll break down the options. >>> plus, a mystery dating back to world war ii, rumors of a nazi train filled with gold. we'll tell you about the discovery that's prompting a modern day gold rush. >>> and we're looking live right now at route 100, right around route 113. you can see through the work zone right here, we're moving along nicely whether you're headed northbound or southbound. coming up in the n

holly williams on the turkish coast. thank you, holly. president obama reached a milestone today. he's down to his final 500 days in office. hillary clinton, who hopes to succeed him, has another number to worry about. a new poll of democratic voters shows her support has fallen 10 points in the past month to 42%. vice president joe biden, chois not even in the race, sup10 points, followed closely by senator bernie sanders. nancy cordes is in salem, new hampshire. nancy, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, norah. lot to do with a major about-face by clinton today who said for the first time, she's sorry for using a private e-mail address and private server as secretary of state. >> that was a mistake. i'm sorry about that. i take responsibility. >> reporter: those comments to abc news marked a shift for clinton, who just yesterday told the a.p., ""when i defense allowed. it was allowed by the state department." but with her poll numbers falling, clinton is looking to turn the page and to lighten things up. she taped an interview with ellen degeneres today, and will hit the "t

low 90s for norristown, mount holly and trenton.long the coast, it's 80s this afternoon, rehoboth and cape may, 85 degrees. 91 for vineland. fog will be long gone this afternoon. into the 90s for westchester and norristown. the seven-day forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. >> thank you, bill. 4:41 now. foggy out there on some of the roads. >> let's check 295 for starters. jessica boyington is doing that. jessica? >> it's really poor visibility here on 295. this is actually mt. laurel, new jersey. route 38, you can hardly make out some of the roadways. you can see a light trickles through, cars are still moving. we have a 13-minute drive time headed southbound from this point at 38 up towards the black horse pike. if you have to head to philadelphia, no problems. just be cautious when heading through the airy in south jersey. we have a 13-minute drive time and heading through the conshohocken curve, nice and smooth right there. eastbound from the blue route up towards the vine street expressway. again, 13 minutes. no increase ther

the thickest fog, though, is in mount holly.theast philadelphia at the airport, zero visibility. trenton has quarter mile visibility at the airport and zero visibility also in toms river. the very low visibility could mess with some flight schedules this morning. millville is reporting quarter mile visibility once against and stockton and atlantic city at zero. once the temperatures start to climb, that's when fog will disappear. then 90s reappear this afternoon. low 90s for allentown and reading while mount pocono warms to 85. norristown, we'll see a high of 92 degrees today. right along the coast, we're looking at 80s. 89 for dover but philadelphia is going to warm to 93 degrees along with narberth, 91 in wilmington. got the weekend forecast, the holiday weekend forecast when i'm back in ten. >>> 20 minutes till 7:00 this wednesday morning. i saw there's an accident in west norriton. let's look at 95. >> reduced visibility. we can see the fog has moved in. >> parts of 95 showing that dense fog as well, vai and tracy. we have a

looking at thick fog in mount holly.ake time to clear but the fog will disappear and then a chance of rain later. >> remember the umbrellas. >> thank you, bill. >>> good morning. deep frost. president obama and vladimir putin all business moments before their first meeting in two years. >> thank you very much. >> but did those 90 minutes behind closed doors do anything to bridge their differences on how to take on isis. >>> taxes and tone. donald trump unveils his much anticipated plan to overhaul the tax system. >> just going to cost me a fortune. >> and makes a surprising admission about his attacks on his rivals. >> it's a little childish, but this is a campaign, and usually, and i think you know this better than anybody, i'm responding to them. >> this morning trump is with us live. >>> emergency landing. >> we've lost our hydraulic system, one hydraulic system, so we're going to have to return to

holly, thank you very much. >> isis funds itself in part by looting syria's ancient treasures. and today, we got the first look at isis' own records which were scooped up in a raid by u.s. special operations forces. here's margaret brennan. >> reporter: when isis financial kingpin, abu sayyaff was killed last may, soldiers made a startling discovery. hundreds of antiquities stored in his compound. newly declassified documents show for the first time how deeply isis relies on smuggling to fund its terror. sayyaff was the top dealer. receipts show him him to be a careful record keeper. transactions totaled hundreds of millions of dollars. >> the state department's richard stengel. >> it was systematic. not only did we see receipts. we saw elaborate work shart of how the antiquities department worked and it was a global operation that uses everything from faceback the few dark web. it was very organized and comprehensive. >> this sounds like a crime ring. >> it is a crime ring. >> reporter: we found evidence of this black market ourselves when we filmed undercover in turkey this m

low 50s in the poconos, 58 in allentown, 59 in westchester. 61 in mount holly. low 60s in atlantic city. if you're waking up in dover we're at 63 degrees. the closer look at our 24-hour temperature change map and shows that we're down or we're up about 5 degrees in the poconos, warmer in allentown. 6 degrees warmer in a mount holly. so similar to what we saw yesterday, as we head into the afternoon it will be similar once again. satellite/radar shows a few scattered showers moving into parts of our area, mainly dry throughout philadelphia, south jersey. chestnut hill, light showers, same for parts of lancaster county. the next two hours we'll continue to see showers moving through, streaming up from the southwest. by 10, 11:00 we should completely be done with lingering showers. we'll see a little bit of sunshine and clearing from the clouds. we'll still see the clouds along the shoreline even into our overnight hours. the highs around the region at 74 in philadelphia, low 70s in pottstown, allentown with a high of 74 degrees, seven-day forecast shows we warm up

mount holly in northeast philadelphia, dover, looking at a half mile visibility. as far as rain, none yet. just showers to our west. look farther to the west you can see what's going to be moving in. see that heavier rainfall and central and western virginia, that is destined for us. a chance of more showers and possibly some thunderstorms. for today, 80 in allentown and quakertown, mount pocono, 69 degrees. showers develop this afternoon. more likely later in the afternoon for trenton, doylestown and norristown. at the shore you may see daytime rain falling. could see breaks in the clouds, upper 70s for cape may, rehobeth, then inland a better chance of showers developing during the afternoon hours. 80s for westchester, wilmington and williams town. seven-day forecast when i'm back. >> sounds good. 10 minutes after 5:00. you may have patches of fog out there on the rods. >> let's see what it looks like. jessica boyington is watching the roads. >> it's clearer on 422 right now. but we do have great drive times as well. this is around trooper road. our camera goes

holly, thank you very much. >> isis funds itself in part by looting syria's ancient treasures. and today, we got the first look at isis' own records which were scooped up in a raid by u.s. special operations forces. here's margaret brennan. >> reporter: when isis financial kingpin, abu sayyaff was killed by u.s. special forces last may, soldiers made a startling discovery. hundreds of antiquities stored in his compound. today, newly declassified documents show for the first time how deeply isis relies on smuggling antiquities to fund its terror. abu sayyaff was the top dealer. receipts show him him to be a careful record keeper. treasury officials told us transactions totaled hundreds of millions of dollars. >> they kind of knew what they were doing. >> the state department's richard stengel. >> it was systematic. not only did we see receipts. we saw elaborate work shart of how the antiquities department worked and it was a global operation that uses everything from facebook to the dark web. it was very organized and comprehensive. >> this sounds like a crime ring. >> it is a c

down to a quarter mile for mount holly. you see light fog for millville and dover. a bit of fog, then the clouds break for a time this morning before the rain moves in this afternoon. so might want to grab an umbrella. 69 at 6:00, might see a little bit of sunshine before the clouds take over as we head to the noon time hour. 79 degrees at noon time today. the forecast, neighborhood by neighborhood, when i'm back in 10 minutes. time for jessica boyington with your first alert traffic. >> and thanks, bill. we're doing a quick check on new jersey roads. right now we're on 295 around the black horse pike. you can see traffic all moving nicely. we only have a 12-minute drive time southbound from 38 to this point at the black horse pike. heading toward the philadelphia area, maybe getting to the benny, you'll have no problem there. it works -- work zone not active now. cars all green so if you're heading to the walt whitman bridge, 5 minute drive time. the rest of the bridges checking in with them, no openings for the tacony palmyra, the ben is okay, but watch out for th

holly and visibility down to 2 1/2 miles there.atellite in the clear for cape may, atlantic city and vineland and no clouds over dover. scattered clouds to the north and no rain with those clouds and no rain threatening us until we get to tomorrow and we do need the rainfall. today, 89 degrees in camelback. look at the 90s for fleetwood. a hot afternoon. not as humid as what we saw yesterday. new hope and bordertown all well into the 90s. along the coast in the 80s and close to 90 for avalon and milford and smyrna warming into the 90s this afternoon and humidity will be lower as we peak into the middle 90s for philadelphia, and berlin. newark 92 this afternoon. a look at the weekend forecast when i'm back in ten. >>> let's check the road for you. jessica boyington is watching that for you. >> we are on the boulevard right now right around fox street where it's empty. you can see all lanes open, no construction projects to worry about if you had to head to the schuylkill expressway on the southbound side you'll do just fine, northbo

door right now, quarter mile visibility in blue bell, burlington county, zero visibility for mount holly, wrightstown seeing half a mile visibility. thick fog also in toms river. seven-day forecast has temperatures climbing into the low 90s today an a little bit hotter tomorrow. and then there's a chance we'll get showers and thunderstorms friday and finally a break from the heat and humidity for saturday and sunday. but that's a long way off. today it will be another steamy one. we'll go through the numbers neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. jessica? >> we have a few work zones to talk about. actually the one around 95 and woodhaven road just cleared out of the way. no problems there. you'll get through the area just fine. 95 around cottman avenue. this is one we've been used to for quite some time on the southbound side. we aren't losing any lands. these are the southbound lanes. we are losing the right-hand shoulder with the ongoing construction. we still have a 14-minute drive time south from woodhaven road up to

holly, thank you. now, there's a big development in this crisis now. late today, austria's chancellor said that his country and germany will now allow the migrants to enter their territory. but on the route through hungary, police have been forcing the refugees off trains and into camps. frustrated, tired, and hungry, hundreds of them took off walking today, and charlie d'agata went with them. >> reporter: worn out but defiant, they mustered what energy they had left and set off on a 300-mile trek to germany. thousands of migrants have been stranded for weeks at budapest rail station, blocked from leaving the country. today, they chose to walk rather than spend another night in hungary. at times, the line was more than a half-mile long. they say they're walking less out of protest, the fact that they just didn't have any choice. they couldn't remain in that train station, and they don't trust the hungarian government to help them. and they're going to continue walking until they reach the border. the 90 degree heat soon took its toll. this man and his

williams thanks, holly. today in kentucky, a county clerk returned to work after spending five days in jail for denying marriage licenses to same-sex couples. licenses were issued today, but here's jericka duncan. >> i don't want to be in the spotlight, and i certainly don't want to be a whipping post. i am no hero. >> reporter: moments before going back to work, rowan county clerk kim davis made a statement surrounded by law enforcement and her son. >> i just want to serve my neighbors quietly without violating my conscience. >> reporter: davis agreed not to interfere with her deputies, who now have the power to sign off on marriage licenses. >> any marriage license issued by my office will not be issued or authorized by me. >> reporter: she spent most of the day in her office with her door closed and blinds drawn. >> no god-given right. >> reporter: outside her supporters continued to rally. but that didn't deter shannon and carmen wampler-collins. the couple says they've been together for 23 years. >> tha

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holly, thank you very much. isis funds itself in part by looting syria's ancient treasures, and today, we got the first look at isis' own records, which were scooped up in a raid by u.s. special operations forces. here's margaret brennan. >> reporter: when isis financial kingpin abu sayyaff was killed by u.s. special forces last may, american soldiers made a startling discovery-- hundreds of precious antiquities stored in his compound. today, newly declassified documents show for the first time just how deeply isis relies on smuggling antiquities to fund its terror. abu sayyaff was the group's top antiquities dealer. receipts also show him to be a careful record keeper. treasury officials told us transactions totaled hundreds of millions of dollars. >> they kind of knew what they were doing. >> reporter: the state department's richard stengel: >> it was systematic. so not only did we see receipts, we saw an elaborate org chart of how the antiquities department of isil works and it was a global operation that use

holly, thank you. also today, hungary continued its crackdown on migrants with tough new immigration laws, and that left hundreds stranded at the border with serbia where we find charlie d'agata. >> reporter: hundreds converged at the hungarian border climbing on the barricades demanding to be let in. when they had found their main route along the railway line blocked, they searched for any opening they could find. hungarian police seem to have been taken by surprise at what happened. we watch as hundreds of migrants poured in from the fields. they raced to shut these metal barriers, sealing the border between serbia and hungary. we were pushed back, and now it's a standoff. police arrested hundreds of migrants under new laws that made the crossing illegal. on the other side of the border in serbia, we found a makeshift refugee camp just off the highway. more migrants were arriving by the hour, even though they already knew hungary had sealed its borders. atif from syria told us there was no way anybod