hurricane ike. in the aftermath the hospital which had historically been a charity hospital, the kind of hospital where someone in texas who could not get care for for her patient could get on the bus and know that they would get care there. that hospital changed very abruptly we stop doing any charity care and the patients who are on though program were sent form letters that said for example, due to the devastation caused by hurricane ike the doctor susan will no longer be your dr. and that included patients who have cancer were patients who had chronic disease, patients read complicated disease i what happened after hurricane ike very much to find my experience as a medical student in the kind of dr. but i am becoming. so this story is about the dr. who is the head and that cancer surgeon. she refused to abandon her patients even when they were dropped. this is about her and what she did. what is a surgeon without the operating room? what is a good dr. do when the institution she works for tells

in step with ike you like ike, i like ike, everyone likes ike for president hang of the banners, beathe drum we will take ike to washington ♪ commentators were concerned that politics would become an exercise in show business. their concern was that the politics would turn voters into an audience, and that audiences would just soak up everything that is told to them. people believed that advertising was a form of mind control. there was ahat if totalitarian regime going on in the soviet union where people weren't allowed to be independent, that we were creating our own totalitarian environment through mass advertising. there were a lot of people like john steinbeck or vance packard who won't -- who wrote eloquently about the problems of ofning a nation into a mass tv viewers, that somehow they would all become zombies. that was a word people would use. that's one thing when you're a bang a breakfast cereal, but another when you are looking at a political candidate. eisenhower had a very convertible relationship at --st with show business uncomfortable relationship at first with show b

by around 5 pm, the wildfire was mostly contained, much to the relief of ike and his neighbors.sot ike brandel says so far everything seems to be alright. just a lot of fire trucks. fire crews are going to be here throughout the evening keeping on eye on this fire. making sure it doesn't flare back up. and finally, at this fire crews are (steve) california is calling on people to conserve energy during the heat wave. a power alert asks for voluntary conservation tomorrow and wednesday between 2 p-m and 9. the state's power grid operator says you should avoid using major appliances during those hours. it's all to ease strain on the power grid. officials expect usage to exceed 47-thousand megawatts... the record is around 50- thousand back in 20--06. the grid's capacity is around 70-thousand megawatts. the last time a power alert was issued was exactly one year ago tomorrow. (steve) more than 2- thousand people are still without power tonight. the heat-related outage peak on sunday.. at more than 19- thousand. stay on top of the heat wave by tracking the weather in your neighborhood...us

by around 5 pm, the wildfire was mostly contained, much to the relief of ike and his neighbors.sot ikerandel says so far everything seems to be alright. just a lot of fire trucks. (pam) it is not just northern california dealing with the heat wave. in southern calfiornia -- a fast-moving wildfire is burning near big bear. voluntary evacuation orders were issued for the area. more than 800-acres have burned since just this afternoon. no buildings are threatened -- but there are road closures in that area. (pam) stay on top of the heat wave by tracking the weather in your neighborhood.. . using our kron-4 app. you can get weather alerts, follow forecasts and be the first to know when breaking news happens in your area. (steve) tonight we are following tragic news out of santa rosa. two young children were killed by their own father.. before that man took his own life. kron4's j-r stone is live at the apartment complex where police made this gruesome discovery this morning. (j.r.)yes, and they were heart broken when i told them what had happened. out here this evening you can see that off

at one point the fire was less than a mile away from ike brandel house. he wasn't home at the time it started fortunately, a gentle breeze was blowing the fire away from his house and thanks to the multiple fire agencies they were able to contain the fire. ike brandel/home threatened by fire:so far everything seems to be alright. just a lot of fire trucks.(pam) officials still don't know the cause of the fire.. it remains under investigation. (pam) stay on top of the heat wave by tracking the weather in your neighborhood.. .using our kron-4 app. you can get weather alerts, follow forecasts and be the first to know when breaking news happens in your area. (steve) a tragic story tonight out of santa rosa... where a father apparently killed his two young children this father's day weekend before taking his own life. kron4's jr stone is in santa rosa... and talked to be people that knew the dad. (j.r.)yes, and they were heart broken when i told them what had happened. out here this evening you can see that officers are still out here gathering evidence and tr

never off center. 17 people running and ike said that there's a lot of people. some of them are very talented at 17 people running. we were never off center stage in those debates and that's because of people like yourself, because we agree and we are making such incredible progress. we are making progress like nobody can believe. these people are being driven crazy. [applause] they have felony which which against me. they can't believe it. what is going on. [applause]

by around 5 pm, the wildfire was mostly contained, much to the relief of ike and his neighbors.sot ikerandel says so far everything seems to be alright. just a lot of fire trucks. ( james ) in southern calfiornia, a fast-moving wildfire is burning near big bear. voluntary evacuation orders were issued for the area. more than 800-acres have burned since yesterday afternoon. no buildings are threatened, but there are several road closures in that area. ( james ) stay on top of the heat wave by tracking the weather in your neighborhood using our kron four app. you can get weather alerts, follow forecasts and be the first to know when breaking news happens in your area. it's free for both apple and android devices. ( james ) another big story we're following this morning. a father killed his two young children before taking his own life in santa rosa. kron four's j-r stone talked to be people who knew the dad. friends tell me that alvaro camara is the man that killed his two kids then hanged himself.he was always quick to smile, always talkative but lately he seemed like carrie was saying

ike was swamped with telegrams of support for nixon. nixon was suddenly the pin-up boy for '50s america. even as vice president touring abroad, he was quick to play to the ordinary folks back home. in 1959, he showed nikita khrushchev around an exhibition of american products in moscow. color tvs and washing machines, nixon told him, are what make america great. then, in true nixon style, he offered the soviet leader a pepsi. >>male #4: [singing] ♪ pepsi cola hits the spot ♪ twice as much ♪ for a nickel too ♪ pepsi cola is the drink ♪ for you ♪ nickel, nickel, nickel ♪ nickel, nickel >>dick: he thought he was a shoo-in to suceed ike as president. >>he thought he was always the logical person to serve as president and he thought that he was in line for it, that eisenhower would endorse him and that would be all that was, was necessary. >>dick: but now it was the '60s and america was looking for something new. >>male #5: [singing] ♪ everyone is voting for jack ♪ 'cause he's got what all ♪ the rest lack ♪ everyone wants-- >>dick: jack kenn

it was ten years ago today the iks phone went on sale for the first time. june 29th, 2007. they will point out tech nick tl was the second time there was an apple phone. if you remember the apple motorola rocker you are an apple fan, also you're old. but the iphone is the only one that counted. here's steve jobs announcing the iks phone for the first time on stage in san francisco, 2007. now, i'll remind you it wasn't the same iphone you can buy today. it only ran on the at&t network. they had one-third-party app for youtube. jobs did not want third-party apps and he actually resisted creating an app store. of course there was an app store and the rest is of history. the first time i picked one up, and you may have had the same experience, it was so delicate. i had a motorola flip phone. it was all plastic. >> at raise juror dso. >> and an iks phone looked like this piece of jewelry and you were like oh my goodness. >> there's an el afghanistan to it. >> there is. >> my mom was the first one in the familiarly to get one and the phone rings and she's like i don't know how to

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then how come low ik crazy micka along with psycho joe came to mara laga came to join me. we saw a number of people outraged about this. not because they were saying these were attacks on the media, but by the language and tone used by a president. the white house came out and said that he was justified in saying this, he was simply punching back. members of his own party saying this has to stop. we heard from john mccain calling this embarrassing. but we also heard from several democratic women, here is what they had to say following immediately by white house spokesperson sarah huckabee sanders. >> it is not normal for a grown man to be so consumed with such vitriol. >> yeah. i saw it a little bit ago. i don't see that as an appropriate comment. >> that saddened me because it is beneath the dignity of the president of the united states. >> this is the president of the united states. you don't do things like that. you don't attack women. we are half of his constituency. >> i don't think you can have someone be personally attack and just sit back. >> you heard house speake

i got up afterchallenge, and it was maybe ten minutes after the fact and i'm standing ik lspoopingloofdn't get the small off me. >> it was the grossest l l.elrk [ bleep ]. >> well, this is definitely a p t to put your.riendshi we appreciate you both for joining us and you survived. and all of you can the home can catch "fear factor" on mtv s esdayig0/9:00:0 ht10 central. >>> around a year ago in lansing, michigan, april threw a surprise party for dan. ♪ happy birthday dear dan >>t ipartsway. a there were about 40 people there. the surprise was really for somebody asked -- >> dan, do you have a wish? >> why, yes he does. her kids are holding up a sign. show it to you? >> will you marry me? >> yes. she saw the sign saying mom will you marry him. and this was her reaction.>> itt expressive and emotional. >> this man is about to propose and she's saying -- >> butssouiry party. >> and i want a fiance for my birthday. >> that's what his birthday wish was. >> he better put the ring on her finger before she have a heart attack. >> he found out about the surprise partyrohe f wmas only to 15 peo

to remind ike everybody that in 1942, on this we were in battle of midway and a lot of decent, people died so that we could call on the phone and it.e devil about host: john, did you serve in the military, john? was in the 17th calvary, during the age of nixon, long ago. it wasn't real popular then, but that everybody can serve. if you don't want to carry a gun, you can drive an ambulance, truck, you can assist in all kinds of ways for support. don't have to be on the front line. i think everybody should have skin in the game, i really that.e host: how long were you deployed, john? deployed, i was lucky enough that i fought the of fayetteville, i didn't go overseas. creek, south oose carolina. oan rochester, line for democrats. caller: good morning to you. one thing that i remember hearing on t.v. just in the last several months was bannon said would -- the united states into the ground. i think he's doing a good job. i believe that he's the puppeteer and trump is the i think that trump is wonderful and doesn't realize he is being used unpleasant and undemocratic and unpatriotic count

at any anytime, doesn't matter who it is,ikes again, wel keepayhe family isor is in iceld right now, he releatse saying i- meanwhile, the police investigation surveillance cameras antviews. live in university city, katherine>>> now to another des strikes three people on a north philadelphia two including a teenager have died. jeanette reyes is live at police headquarters with the latest on the search for the gunman, good morning, jennette. >> reporter: good morning, tam, this is the second teen to die of gunshots this week alone. this solely teen of the three of the two that died in the shooting died hours ago the other died overnight, as well. ment shots broke out at 11:00 p.m. along the 1300 block of west rush street. philadelphia police say two shooters approached their victims on bikes and fired over two dozen times at close range. police say they arrived on scene and saw two men on the ground with gunshot wounds to the torso and surrounded by shell casings. one victim was in his 20s. the other 17 years old. authorities would later find another gunshot victim. >> while investigat

in northern virginia since 2013 the nature the cot iks task force which includes law enforcement agencies across the area has conducted five large scale operations a all aimed at cracking down on opioid offenders. it's ahas 200 arrests. first of all we've now come to the realization that we can arrest way out of this problem so we now have to educate and one of the ways that dea is through our operation prevention program which is a tool kit stem based program for parents, teachers, students and school dists. >> operation prevention includes taking students on virtual field trips where da agents provide unfiltered facts on drugs and addiction. it also includes a video challenge encouraging students to send a message to their peers about the dangers of prescription opioid misuse by creating a 30 to 60 public awareness announcement with a chance to win up to $10,000 in scholarships 6789 tissue lewis, fox5 local news. >> it was a week ago tonight where a truck hit and badly injured two d.c. police officers. tonight the community came together in support of the victims. eleven bars joined for

we never hear about the golden triangle, ike and rita. i never made a penny, took a beating into the ground. i never would have wanted to have to deal with fema again. gentleman would like to call me, i certainly would like to have a discussion about this insurance business. host: what happened with fema specifically? are you out of the program now? caller: you better believe it. i was left out there hanging on my own, with debt on my credit card, up to $13,000. they got compensated by the federal government. i know that for a fact. fema let me sit around from november to mid-january waiting for housing. the owner of the trailer park called me in november. innovember. just to get away from them. the home had damage. i talked to the agent when i found out about the damage. know, it is a federal loan. dealing with the federal government or anybody involved with them, i have gotten the business. host: we talked with stephen ellis in our last segment. scheduled to end the five-year authorization pieriod. indiana indianapolis, redline for demo

anyone with passes from last week's ariana grande show is entitled to claim their free tickets to lday,ikeg lady who we interviewed right after the attack. >> we immediated to get out. >> nick haywood and his daughter caitlin told "e.t." they're planning to go to sunday's concert. tickets for everyone else go on sale tomorrow. and one thing's certain, security at the 65,000-seat venue will be paramount. concertgoers are being asked not to bring bags with them. >> there's going to be double the security presence than normally anticipated at a concert of this size. >> the most important continuing it should be an up lifting night. >> yes. >>> cameron mathison is here with news on jennifer garner. >> everyone is rooting for jen. she's done everything she can to hold the family together after her breakup with ben. new insight as she moves on with her single life. ♪ dating in the future. that's what a source tells us about the 45-year-old, divorcing mom of three. actually, to be clear, it seems both ben and jen are open to finding love again, but, quote, neither one of them is dating anyone ser

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ike a he is behaving like an authoritarian dictator, and he is building up the military. stalin --nin, look at i can't help thinking about that. host: ok, susan in fort myers, florida. we will next to bernic, new york, crestlinee -- democrats line. caller: i never believed trump wants to be the commander in chief. i think his basic purpose was to -- bannon, andnd bannon controls the house and senate -- to change the world order. i do not think this man gives a hoot about the country. i just believe he wants to change the world order and build his brandy, and he is allowing all kinds of people in on our national secrets who are a part of after his cap and his administration is covered with all kinds of covert people. who are willing to throw our country into all kind of turmoil for the world changing for america. host: which of the cabinet specifically does that? caller: i believe because of congress, the senators not speaking up, i think they are part of this contract with trump. they do not have a contract with america, they have a contract with trump. host: we have got

bring people together to have fun and talk about the little stories you like telling -- stories he l iked telling. he loved mixing the cocktails himself, because it was another thing he could do independently. he could relax and be fdr the person and not necessarily the president of the united states. ater the polio, house posed bit of a challenge for franklin delano roosevelt. there are a lot of steps here. we spoke about the rent going into the library living room, but there is a big set of stairs here. these up of these -- up stairs would have been difficult unless you was crawling up the steps on a regular basis, but there was actually a lift here that was put in prior to him contracting olio. a lift for steamer trunks. it was very difficult to move them up and down, so that is why they installed this lift. it was actually a hand operated lift similar to a dumbwaiter. when fdr contracted polio, it was a great way for him to get from floor to floor. the suggestion was that perhaps he should have it motorized rather than use it as it was, but fdr did not want to have it motorized, becau

do you know who i am, ike?! no. but i want to, dad. not like that, smartass! delete. delete the account, not the e-mails. [ beeps ] "meet me under the freemont bridge, 9:00 a.m. tomorrow." oh, god. you dip your french fries in a sweet-and-sour sauce? yeah, it's the best, dude. try it. wow. that's really good. i'm starting to feel like life isn't gonna be so bad. yeah. i think i am, too. heidi, can i ask you something? yeah, of course. do girls... not have balls? girls do not have balls. no. so, when a girl goes to scratch her balls, how does that work? i just don't understand what's at the bottom of a vagina. do you want me to show you? holy shit. comedy central >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show." thank you so much for tuning in. i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight, here to talk about his new album, "the nashville sound," jason isbell is here, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) really excited for that. but first, news coming out of the sh

ik started to cry. "i did not want to shoot mr. castile at all," he told the court. "that was not my intention." then he stopped, overwhelmed by tears. on monday, there will be closing eaguments and then jury deliberations begin. vuthorities are already braced in the event there are protests if yanez walks free. barry petersen, st. paul, minnesota. >> dahler: she was sexually assaulted by director roman telanski as a teenager. now she wants a los angeles judge to drop the case. danielle nottingham has the story. >> i'm just here to try and get things resolved, and not on roman's behalf but on the behalf of a fair justice system. >> reporter: samantha geimer delivered a passionate plea to end a case that's kept her in the headlines for the past 40 years. she says the trauma of media scrutiny has been more painful than the crime. >> i do not want to have to explain to my granddaughter why she cannot go outside or answer the phone and why there are camera crews outside my home, red eventually what happened to .er nana in 1977. >> reporter: geimer was 13 when director ro

that town was heavily damaged by hurricane rita in 2005 and hurricane ike three years later. it's raining hard in parts of louisiana this afternoon. and in some cases, roads are already flooded. the storm is still pushing ashore. that means the really drenching rains aren't expected until tomorrow. >> they have water on the roads starting to cross the roads. i just came from there. if you don't have a truck, you're going going. >> the governor declared a state of emergency and the national guard is sending high water vehicles and helicopters into flood-prone areas throughout the state. glenn schwartz will have more on the potential impact on our area in just a few minutes. >>> some are calling it the best kept secret in washington. we're talking about the senate republican health care bill. >> republicans are among those being kept in the dark. no one has shared it. those writing the bill promised they will release a drft tomorrow. among the hurdles cuts to medicaid, how deep should they go and drive down the price of premiums. >> parents and kids took part in a rally today o

the mar cot iks task force which includes law enforcement agencies across the area have conducted five large scale operations all aimed at cracking down opioid offenders. it's resulted in more than 200 arrests but the dea says the focus is on education. well, first of all we now realization that we can arrest our way out of this problem. so we now have to educate and one of the ways that dea is educating the public is through our operation prevention program which is a tool kit stem-based program for parents, teachers, students and school district. >> operation prevention includes taking that students on virt field trips where dea agents provide unfielded facts. it also includeses video challenge encouraging students to send a message by creating a 30 to 60 public service announcement with a chance to win up to $10,000 in column scholarships. teisha lies, fox5 local news. >> take a look at this disturbing picture from montgomery county where another noose has turned up. it was found hanging from a morning in montgomery county. that's in the her on's cove condominium neighborhood. resid

aircraft over the balt iks in danger intercepts ray armed sfl su recall 27 erratically flying within 5 feet of reconnaisance aircraft from the u.s. these unsafe incidents are not new. in 2016 a russian fighter jet buzzed the u.s. navy destroyer uss donald cook. vladimir putin has defend the the provocative axes telling oliver stone. >> what was the donald cook doing so close to our land. >> who was trying to provoke whom? and we are determined to protect our territory. >>> and we thank you our barbra starr for that property. dina mack joins from us now from moscow with more. dina, the united states is calling this latest incident in the skies over the baltic sea unavenue. how is moscow responding to that? and has there been any explanation about why a russian war plane flew so close to a u.s. spy plane? >> well russia is saying why did a u.s. spy plane fly so close to a russian fighter jet? they say the spy plane was heading towards the russian border. they went to intercept and it made a provocative turns it it is the same narrative as the the just in reverse. both sides have as muc

ik great detail tonight. here are some very key points i want to tell you about.ne, the president did not obstruct justice. comey never says his interactions with the president for inappropriate t or illegal. by the way, that this is key -- they constituted in any way an obstruction of justice or a violation of the law. comey told president trump he was not personally under investigation. number three, comey admits there was confusion between him and the president over a so-called "loyalty pledge." number four, if comey thought it was obstruction of justice and he didn't come forward, didas comey commit a felony and violate the law? c five, unlike his conversations with president trump, comey writes that he never created memos about interactions with president obama. remember, he also didn't put hillary clinton under oath during her interview and comey didn't bother to create adi transcript of that interview. let's start with the first point, the president did not obstruct justice. comey described the february 14th meeting in the oval office as follows... the pres

more changes coming to uber as shakeup at a ride sharing family slowly getting up it looks like ike 5he time. back after ck after hi guys. it's great to be here. in the desert. at the mall. on the mountain. at school. at the beach. in the big easy. yeah yeah today i want to show you guys the next-gen chevy equinox. what do you think? that's pretty. pretty sexy. it looks aggressive. but not overbearing. it's not too big. not too small. seems like the perfect car for anybody. i would take it anywhere. she's a bad mama jama. (laughter) current qualified gm lessees can get this introductory lease on the all-new 2018 chevy equinox for around $249 a month. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >> it's fallout from the uber company. ceo left and fired 20 people and made investigations of sexual harassment, bullying and unprofessional behavior. company reportedly adopt aid series of recommendation from former attorney general eric holder and full report is expected to be released today. the board is also considering a possible leave of absence for ceo travis calhoun vick. >> children's c

the other is about eisenhower, ike's gamble. the time of the suez crisis. the first time we got involved in the middle east and the mistakes we make, very informational books. >> guest: one of the best books i read in a long time was david mccullough's book on the right brothers. have you read that? >> host: he is wonderful. >> guest: all these people from north carolina, kitty hawk, just a bunch of sand and wind. they created the airplane in ohio. national title or not. we claim aviation, not you. >> host: you will get some pushback. what newspapers do you read? >> guest: i read the new york times, usa today, the wall street journal, the atlantic magazine, sometimes i look at the daily beast. i read a whole panoply and clips, look at the cbs, cnn, fox news website, bbc, a lot of stuff i am going over. i also really like to look at the information on the golf channel. >> host: have you looked at condoleezza rice? >> guest: i was fascinated by the victory of sergio garcia at the masters. it was a remarkable victory and condoleezza rice never invited me to pl

ikely, meta-data exists. when you are putting together a profile, meta-data is very important.mily: is apple working to make encryption stronger? >> the reality is that these attacks on people and government -- these affect your safety and security. it is not just privacy. it is not privacy versus security. it is privacy and security versus security. we are always working to try and stay one step ahead of these hackers who, frankly speaking, have gone from the guy in the basement, a hobbyist, to a ophisticated enterprise. it takes all that we can do to do it, and we do not think our users should have to think through all this stuff. it is not practical for people thomas so we tried to stand up for users and stay one step -- not practical for people to think about all of this, so we tried to stay one step ahead of these hackers for them. emily: coming up, a surprising change at block. this is bloomberg. ♪emily: now to a bloomberg scoop. the fallout of uber's sexual-harassment claims has led to the termination of ore than 20 employees. this investigation is being led by a former

. >> ike writes, amazon to buy whole foods for 13.7 billion, aka, two trips to whole foods. >>> and rand tweeted, whole foods asked for either 13.7 in cash or 3 bags of whole food groceries whichever was more. >> everybody was talking about whole paycheck, because they assume it's pricey. >> they stuff. not that the prices are outlandish. >>> steve harvey taking an online beating over his joke about the water crisis in flint, michigan. >> no one's really laughing. it happened wednesday morning when harvey took a call on the radio show. the caller from flint took a swipe at the cleveland cavaliers who lost to the golden state warriors, well, harvey from cleveland ranted about flint's troubles and ended his tirade with this. >> enjoy your nice brown glass of water. >> in case you didn't catch that, harvey told the man to enjoy his nice glass of brown water, relating of course to the troubles they have had with the tap water in flint. >> just to note, that's actually never a funny joke. >>> still ahead, did president obama steal beyan beyonce's big news, how the former president gave a clue

guy, what,ike a nice to be honest with you, he needs to step up and say this needs to stop. he needs to stop with his desktop with his constituents and people he works with -- he needs to talk with his constituents and colleagues and say this needs to stop. no one is speaking up and saying we need to stop accusing people of lying, of saying things that are not true, of saying things like it is ok to go into the streets and riot. one democratard sink that what they are doing in the street is wrong. they are trying to shut down free speech, and they do not say a word about it. democrats need to get up on their game. it is ridiculous what they are doing to this country. host: former congresswoman gabby victim of anormer act of shooting in tucson, arizona. is tweeted out, "my heart with my former colleagues, their families, staff, and the u.s. capitol police. they are public servants and heroes today and everyday." mike on the republican line. good morning. caller: hello. how are you? host: doing all right. caller: on this particular itue, this is a tragedy, but is caused by ext

host: ike calling from arkansas, republican line.aller: i taught school in los angeles and one of my students, i said what happened this weekend, i was rate by an illegal -- raped by an illegal. my car was stolen by an illegal. some say we are safer with mexicans. figures do not lie but liars can figure. ody calling from morgan hill, california, on the line for democrats. caller: i wanted to talk briefly. i come from santa clara county in california. a diverse area. there is a danger that we need to be more open-minded to others in our country. there is a lot that goes on in terms of people who are just not aware. we are getting our information for different things -- from different things and we talk about the media. we can come up with as much personal stories but we do not hold on to the belief that, in america, we have to find a way to support each other. whether you are latino, white, asian, many things we have a common good and people are sticking to their sides of the political spectrum. without data as far as the trump policy

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it's a notorious haven for heroin add ik pictures. hundreds of thousands of syringes have been dropped there. >> while conrail works to clean and maintain the property we are focused on helping the individuals who frequent the area on the tracks to get treatment and support of housing. >> well, cleanup work will begin as soon as possible and be complete by the end of july. a community meeting is set for next tuesday to discuss all this have with neighbors that live in the area. time for a look at the accuweather forecast. adam joseph is standing by and it's nice not to be in the 90s today. >> a break from the humidity as well. a nice breeze you can't go wrong when you talk bay june day in the middle of the month with deep blue sky and very tolerable to be out in the sunshine. in fact, temperatures now 81 if philadelphia and 84 lehigh valley. and warmer to the north and west away from a wind off the ocean and we are cooling off into the 70s for wilmington and dover and millville as well as the shore line with the sea breeze in effect.

and mary and meek live ike live he finals begin. >> stay with us. president trump is about ready to deliver on a campaign promise. it has the california environmentalists scrambling to keep theirs. >> we'll look at both big picture and local picture. climate change and the global commitment the u.s. could leave. >> spencer christian. we have a nice warm-up around the bay area. don't expect the trend to carry us into the weekend. the accuweather forecast coming up. >> spencer, thanks. single payer health insurance scud be more affordable than we thing. depend on whose numbers you read. >> hope is a beautiful thing. >> she is hopeful. and she needs your help. next, meet the mid peninsula teacher who is one step away from end stage renal failure. >> breaking news. >>> new, lawsuit against the state of california claiming there aren't enough lawmakers in the capital. the suit was filed by people who support the movement to split off the far northern portion of california into a new state called, jefferson. today they rallied at the state capital. suppor

larry: in the last half hour, attorney general brian frosh and ike leggett issued statements to ensure that maryland and montgomery county are confirming climate action as well. alison: there are public comments for the plans to search for oil and gas under the floor of the atlantic ocean. five companies want to use air guns to find formations but they are so loud that they can injure or even kill whales, sea turtle and other see life. obama administration rejected the same sort of survey. larry: after the great weekend have to come down off the high. alison: that is okay for a monday. doug: the usual pattern going to three or four straight days of the lousy weather. this is not a pretty day. tomorrow is gorgeous. louis wi weather for wednesday and thursday. there is a lot of heating coming. look at the udvar-hazy center. this is cloudy and muggy. there are temperatures in the 70's around the area. we don't expect changes to the weather heading through the next few hours. there is a couple of patches of light rain. we will see the clearing overnight. number wise, 4 at reagan national.

we saw that with ike in galveston, texas. i think this new warning watch will help emphasize that that threat exists. maybe we have an active hurricane season. greg assessor, thank you for joining us. >>> we've already had one early, early storm named arlene. the next storm will be named brett. what about month by month if we break it down? not specifically a lot of storms develop in june. only 4%. july of%. august 29% of all hurricanes develop. by september 30, 36%. you might think october is not that busy. it can be. 19% of all storms. we'll keep an eye on it forecast above average. it is all about landfall. >>> live look outside, beautiful, 82 right now. dew point 51. humidity only 34%. just a spectacular air mass. for tonight, comfortably cool. bus stop 54 very nice bus stop tomorrow. the weekend 75, 25%. all of saturday is good and at least half of sunday is good with afternoon showers. it might hold off until 4:00 or 5:00. but sunday morning is better than sunday afternoon or evening. 84 on friday. 81 on saturday. mid-8

and mary and meek live ike live he finals begin. >> stay with us. president trump is about ready to deliver on a campaign promise. it has the california environmentalists scrambling to keep theirs. >> we'll look at both big picture and local picture. climate change and the global commitment the u.s. could leave. >> spencer christian. we have a nice warm-up around the bay area. don't expect the trend to carry us into the weekend. the accuweather forecast coming up. >> spencer, thanks. single payer health insurance scud be more affordable than we thing. depend on whose numbers you read. >> hope is a beautiful thing. >> she is hopeful. and she needs your help. next, meet the mid peninsula teacher who is one step away from end stage renal failure. >>> new, lawsuit against the state of california claiming there aren't enough lawmakers in the capital. the suit was filed by people who support the movement to split off the far northern portion of california into a new state called, jefferson. today they rallied at the state capital. supporters say the north

richard fisher this morning, he said the flattening of the curve doesn't tell us anything >> well, iks not convince that had the levels, concerns about inflation are focusing on are driving their policy the market's not convinced that fear is real so, you know, we do expect to see additional rate hikes coming out of the fed oaf the next year or two, but you have this unknown factor of the balance sheet normalization and all those types of factors are still weighing on the market, again, coupled with low inflation, ek peck tases when it comes to looking at the break evens between treasury inflection securities at the levels we've been seeing, the fed had to start having concerns that inflation just isn't going to be in the horizon short-term >> let me ask you something. probably have a good insight into this. what are you seeing into flow of funds, bonds very equities >> we're continuing to see tremendous flows across the board on the both and equities side on the bond side, in the first five months, we spent about $71 billion flowing in chunk went into index funds. >> i read an articl

ike, we remember, fought the germans and france before even if you break through, with a massive casualties and military, what will our boys face in france? another western front? the somme? trench warfare. , we have an air force, armored division, the infantry, the front is over. >> operation overlord is that the only way of winning this war. i should know. i have seen a great many wars. >> sure. some of them in the last century. >> i beg your pardon. >> the war you're talking about was 30 years ago. i don't think you appreciate how much things have moved on. charlie: it is interesting as you see the picture of fdr behind churchill. and churchill spent a considerable part of the early time in the 1940's trying to get fdr engaged. brian: it is funny you say that because that was my first link with winston. nuernberg,ng called goering. the thing that we wanted to do next was the fdr-churchill relationship, because this is a fascinating. charlie: jon meacham wrote about it, the friendship during the war. the famous story about churchill being caught naked walking in the hall and he turned to

ikes willways help us plan. thank you, kari. pete w at 11:00, san o.ancisco's bike share program is getting a push start. soon 500 bikes will be added making finding one and using one even easier than it already is. pete is live at the embarcadero. pete, this is good news for folks who use bikes as their main mode of transportation. >> reporter: good morning to you, chris. definitely good news for bikers, and for ford, they're hoping this bike share program becomes the largest in the country. right now we're at bridges plaza. i want to show you one of the bike stations set up. if you are driving in this area, if you used some in this area not too long ago, there were plenty of bikes driving off site as they had their inaugural group ride this morning. i show you that video within the past hour. a few dozen stations as we just showed you will be set up around the city of san francisco, but the goal is to expand across the bay area at least by the end of the summer. the prices will vary depending on how long you need to use the bi

hear it until years later when i was a teenager, but it was such a huge leap ahead in terms of the son ikserms of the types of music. it was very different from anything that came before even before the beatles. truth be told, my favorite beatles album, revolver and rubber sole when you go back and you listen to those two albums that came before sergeant pepper they kind of set the template for this band that started out doing pop stuff, not a boy band but not that but this album they were suddenly man and they were taking off in a completely different direction. each song is completely different than the previous or the next one. it's very different. i am like you, i love the creative stuff t. you were a teenager when it came out. >> i was a teenager. tell me what that was like and i've read it about it and the whole summer of love thing and people told me this was all you heard, certainly for the first week or two you heard this coming out of of house windows and apartment windows. >> the day it came out and i remember this, 50 years ago tonight, right now, my dad came home from work and

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[applause] never off center. 17 people running and ike said that there's a lot of people.ople running. we were never off center stage in those debates and that's because of people like yourself, because we agree and we are making such incredible progress. we are making progress like nobody can believe. these people are being driven crazy. [applause] they have felony which which against me. they can't believe it. what is going on. [applause] even the worst of them said that ais a big win. i couldn't believe it. but we made a journey together like no one ever in the history of the country and maybe beyond that. you look in the history of the country there's never been anything like this has happened we are strengthening out through common sense and strengthening our country. [applause] no matter our beliefs or party, it is time to remember that we are all americans and we are all in this together and it would be great if the republicans and democrats could come together and get really great legislation passed. [applause] some ar were saying this morning from the time he anno

. >> hurricane ike brian, thank you.vers unfortunately may have put contaminated gasoline into their vehicles and that's because of a mixup at a shell gas station in levittown. three drivers have complained of damage to their cars so far. "action news" will have a live report from the gas station in question about this mixup coming up tonight at 5 o'clock. >>> also coming up tonight we've been telling you about the new healthcare proposal drafted by senate republicans in washington. well, tonight we break down who would be affected the most if the controversial bill does indeed pass. ali gorman will have that story and much more coming up tonight on "action news" at 5:00. until then, back to the studio. sharrie we'll see you later. >> we'll see you at 5:00. >>> the rain held off this afternoon so families could enjoy a picnic lunch and games at franklin square in philadelphia. the families and schools together program along with turning points for children hosted this annual barbecue. families who just graduated from an

is a missed opportunity on the table in washington for democrats and republicans to have made some iks fixes things to have made obamacare more sustainable would you have been open to changes or improvements in obamacare. >> absolutely. for example for an insurance company going to a new market it has to have reinsurance and the republicans dismantled that. the reason you have to be reinsured you may have a disproproergs knit share of really sick people if that happens you go bankrupt. that's where the reinsurance comes in. republicans took it away. we need to put it back. cost sharing needs to be locked down as absolute responsibility of the administration to do cost sharing. because the president is not willing to commit to doing it we have. >> how about obama -- i mean are you -- are you saying that obamacare in its current form was perfect and there no room for kbroochlt. >> no realize the exchange was the republican plan. i would prefer to have a single payer med kir for all. >> you didn't think ork dent with went far enough. >> it needed a public option oh so you had true competi