he told police that isaac was having an affair with his wife and accused isaac of killing judy and thene may have killed himself. >> bruce implied isaac was somehow responsible for judy's death and killed himself due to his guilt over it. >> but no one could corroborate larry's claims, and the primary focus continued to be on larry bruce. >> we ultimately made the decision not to press for the indictment at that time because everything we had at that time was circumstantial. >> time passed, and judy bruce's murder slowly drifted to the bottom of the unsolved case file. >> i never forgot the case. i would drive by their residence, and we would even drive by roadway trucking. i remember an alarm went off once talking to a dispatcher at the roadway trucking. i said, what did larry ever say about this case? because he worked there for several years after the homicide. and the feedback i would get was that he was the kind of guy that was bragging about it. he committed the perfect crime. he got away with it. >> about a year after judy's murder, larry bruce got married again, and the couple c

let's bring back and stephen isaacs.tephen, when i look at the china gdp running at 7% in line with the government's target, when adequate the numbers, i see a different story. a different picture of what is happening. which story do i follow? the gdp, or the corporate's? stephen: the question is why are the japanese authorities doing this? why are they in a sense of complete panic? it shows up in the gdp figures that they want to use. a strong financial sector to bolster what is otherwise a faltering economy. as you said, look at chinese exports. they're going to the roof. the reason they are moving heaven and earth to support the market is because they are in a state of panic. they realized this is the great fall of china. this is but it harder than it looks like. jonathan: you think this is a hard landing? stephen: who knows what the figures are. i don't trust them. i think the property sector is really in complete disarray. that is when things get really nasty. when that stores up, which it has done completely, you h

isaac, come on over here my man. isaac, how you doing today?tic. >> aw, man, you look great, man. now, tell me about your family sir. >> so i'm the oldest of five kids. my mom stays at home with us and my dad is in the military. >> wow. [cheers and applause] now, where's he stationed? >> um, so right now we live in tucson, arizona but he's deployed right now to east africa so couldn't be here today. and we haven't seen him in awhile, but this one's for him.

isaac joinsisaac joins me now. >> i think the first time speaking about solidarity, that the greeks were bringing in all of this time. not only with syriza but before sierrasierra da. syriza. new greek finance minister. >> approach was not in place all over the pressures which they have that work everywhere. they resisted. and as said this place is that is worthy of something and tolerate a nonviable solution. this vote means that simple people orderly people and of the middle classes and those that lost their businesses, have said that we want to trust one government who will give a viable solution. so this referendum had a class character, i want to say that at this point wouldn't have reached this point mr. varoufakis, i cannot imagine at this moment that another minister of finance would have assumed to on the 27th of january when the government was sworn in he could help accomplish so that now whole of europe speaks about this viable solution for whole planet, there's something that takes place in this country. that what we ask of this country cannot take place. and i think all of u

officers in darby borough took isaac isaac isaac dougba today after a ten-year-old said he tried to get him into his van. the police chief and the victim's mother are frustrated with the district judge. they say that judge set a low bail that allowed dougba back out on the street. >> what made him do that? you have innocent children, why did you allow him to even get away like that? then he's back in the neighborhood. >> reporter: that same judge ordered $250,000 cash bail today. dougba's family tells nbc 10 he is innocent and will fight the charges but they can not afford to get him out again. >>> one of the victims of a hit-and-run in newcastle, delaware, has died tonight. police say two women stepped on to route 273 around 10:30 last night when a car came flying down the road. it hit the two women and took off. it's described as a 2007 to 2011 silver nissan altima. gia smith died from her injuries. lisa smith is expected to be okay. >>> after all that rain we had earlier in the week we had a couple of really nice comfortable days, but things will change dramatically over the weekend.

with more on that, weatherman isaac labuda. isaac. - thanks, marcy.tside temp right now 8 degrees, but it feels like 20 below. jamie. - well, stay off the roads if you can, folks. lots of reports of black ice. - ooh, you got to watch out for that dangerous black ice. it's transparent and sneaky. hard to see black ice. - that's right, marcy. keep your loved ones safe and warn them to stay off the street tonight because of menacing, life-robbing black, black ice. - isaac. - we have channel 17's field reporter darren hepner, with more. darren? - yeah... i'm standing out here at historic ramsey hill, where there are currently no cars on the street due to, uh... hazardous driving conditions. - darren, are you talking about black ice? - that's right. - ooh, jeez, it's frightening just to even say "black ice." - it's scary, tricky ruthless stuff, that black ice. a perfectly safe neighborhood can be suddenly terrorized by the appearance of black ice. - well, one must keep in mind that, just because black ice looks different than white ice it doesn't make it a

questions like in the case of serial killers and the world's fair or in the case of isaac storm, the storm that destroyed galveston, people in texas knew it teaching it in seventh grade but outside of texas no one knew about it and i didn't know about it until i stumbled upon it in the new york world a newspaper from that era. again with the killer and the world's fair stumbled across that too and no one else in chicago knew about the world's fair of 1893. >> especially with a book like this where there have been millions of words written about it you do certainly can and you research the old fashion as a way of gaining light in other books, how do you get around that? >> that was a big thing. it was a mental obstacle about doing the book about the lusitania. it crossed my mind do to it because i like mari skare -- maritime history -- i have been fascinated with this and i would have done a book about the titantic if james cameron and others did it to death. there was this obstacle of knowing a lot had been done. but something kept gnawing at me. i put it in an archive to look at the

isaac stern was there to defend the very existence, the very life of carnegie hall. know he was there as well to give his tremendous support but there were many others, i'm sure. charlie: they were all there. valery: there would be no carnegie hall without them. there was a moment in the history of carnegie hall when there was someone who could make a decision that carnegie hall should go down in there would eat something built, hotel, shops, whatever. one of the symbol of the american musical world. yes, you need leaders. i don't know if i was born as what you say, world leader, but i was born in the right place, the right time. look, there were great conduct or zero. he had a great orchestra in leningrad. i understand the sound of an orchestra. there were very few like the philharmonic ever. yes, there was a fantastic orchestra in berlin changing. lenny was there to help the new york philharmonic but also the ballet to help a large space that needed it. carnegie hall needed leaders to save it. in my own small way, maybe, this city and country needed a leader who wo

as you head onto isaac e-cig, we have roadwork westbound. watch for the cones in the area there. traffic as you head down to 34. right in the area of princely and parkway, we actually have a pretty serious accident right now. we have northbound and southbound route one closed. they are terrific -- directing traffic to avoid that spot. northbound georgia avenue: urgency -- had a medical emergency. jummy: thank you. national zoo says one of its animals escaped from the small mammal house. but the good news is that has been found. she chewed through the mesh in the outdoor enclosure and escaped it happened just after 7:00 and less. macadamia was captured, and the hole was passed with heavy-duty wire mesh. after several high-profile incidents involving dirt bikes and atvs, we are cracking down. the governor increases penalties for operating the vehicles illegally. also where they dirtbike or a tv and a registered at dmv and make it illegal to park those vehicles in public spaces. the d.c. council is introducing the building service employee minimum week act today. the bell wants to i

they will bring out oscar isaac, some of the stars of the movie. they will talk about it.e of the disney people have talked about it at events, but not for this audience. they will do anything to get the little tidbit. emily: they will be releasing some sort of behind the scenes clip, but everything has been super secretive. we talked to an executive from lego. they make a lot of "star wars" lego sets. she talked about how secretive they have been. amanda: "star wars" was the first licensed product that lego ever created in 1999. it brought lego into the next generation for builders and adult fans. it is something that has resonated with our fans. people love re-creating "star wars" in lego form. emily: this movie could be the biggest movie that was ever made. morgan stanley recently projected almost $2 billion in global box office. lucas: the second-biggest movie ever after "avatar." emily: what are you seeing when you are crunching the numbers with how big of a deal this is? cory: in the world of business -- they could get to a certain box office number by opening a stud

darby bureau just arrested this man again accusing him of a second attempted abduction, they said that isaac approached a 10-year-old girl asking if she wanted to get in his work van she was walking along darby terrace and ran home crying and her mom called 911. he is facing charges for stalking and trying to lure a child. now video you'll see on "action news." the suspects were brought to new town square to appear before a judge last night. they say that three women offered sex to law enforcement in exchange for money and arrested two men saying they knowingly drove the women to the hotel for the acts. >>> an innocent woman drove into the crossfire of gun fire in philadelphia. one sliced into the back of her car and then into her back. she had to have surgery and police are still looking for the shooter. trish is live with the full story. >> reporter: well police say that a 32-year-old woman from olney was driving at 17thth susquehanna was driving when a stray bullet pierced the back of her car and her back, but it was not until she got here to diamond until she realized she was hit. the vi

from tucson, arizona, please welcome 14-year-old isaac dabkowski.rs and applause] i love that. >> whoo. >> wow. let's just do a little recap here, man. i mean, you just destroyed the last show. $62,600 in your bank. you are just 1 question away from round 2, and when you get to round 2, you get to keep all your money, but if you get the million, what will you do with it? >> so like i said in the last show, my dad is currently deployed in africa, and since we

we are using that as part of our budget that isaac ivo motion to accept the mayors technical adjustments as provided by the mages budget director? . we can take that without objection >>[gavel] >> collies, now motion to approve items two and three. today's agenda as amended to approve the proposed annual appropriation and salary ordinances and authorize the controller to make adjustments necessary to implement the committees actions and bouncy counts them into four to the full board of supervisors for the july 14 meeting. move wicks move wicks we can take that without objection >>[gavel] >> everyone thank you very much for all your hard work and it of business divorce >> no, sir >> thank you everyone. we are adjourned. >>[gavel]

. >> i started my career in siphon government in the i's hover and isaac closed it out we're proud ofery wise map man now the relationship with too the united states and south coroner is long and close and during my time as secretary of state we worked closely together and i made quite a few of the trips to korean and i remember all the planning that went into the soul olympics and look at the wonderful ways the properties westbound developed one incident that stands out everyone was worried security particular with the north tendency towards take care religious freedom we worked on that. >> and one occasion the sooifb foreign minister was visited me i took him to the white house and reagan said mrvpt steven athletes will be in soul no north korean temper religious freedom that's nailed down thank you. >> (clapping.) thank you, mr. secretary. >> will typed i'd like to

isaac dougba was in court. a 10-year-old said he tried to get her in his van. he was picked up last week for a similar situation involving a 13-year-old. the police chief and the victim's mother tell us they're frustrated with the district judge. they said he set a low bail that allowed him back out on the street. >> you have innocent children. why did you even allow him to get away like that and then he's back in the neighborhood. >> the latest judge did set dougba's bail higher. his family says he's innocent and they will fight the charges but they cannot afford to bail him out again. >>> today loved ones and friends will celebrate the life of a boy who drowned in cumberland county just last weekend. 4-year-old eli cheney lost his life in the maurice river. it happened while he was playing at the park last saturday. a candlelight vigil is planned for 7:00 this evening. >>> next flames jumped a freeway. crews in california are trying to get control of a wildfire that went from the woods to the roads. we'll show you the damage done after driver hs to abandon th

david isaacs, who worked for a pg&e subcontractor said, "i felt i had a moral obligation to say something to somebody at the camp that if that tree was in my backyard and my kid's swing set was underneath there, i wouldn't want the swing there." vicky: camp tawonga is headquartered here in san francisco. no one responded to our multiple requests for an interview, but we do have this, 4 days worth of testimony from the executive director, ken kramarz. vicky: kramarz defended the camp, saying removal was never suggested or considered. but when asked if it was his opinion that the trees at camp tawonga were part of what made it a special place, kramarz answered, "yes." mark: in my view, to hell with the aesthetic. vicky: and long before concerns about the oak that fell, we found documents showing camp leaders were reluctant to take out other trees. the owner of tamarack tree services, mark patton, has pruned and removed trees at camp tawonga since the 1980s. in a deposition, he said director kramarz questioned almost every decision and resisted any recommendation to remove any tree. we reach

. >> this six five-year old isaac duka leaving district court this morning after his arraignment. darby boro police arrested him last night. he is accused of trying to get a ten year-old girl into his van. the child got away and told her mother who then called police. authorities are saying that they have arrested the man in the same neighborhood last week when's ledgely tried to lure a 13 year-old girl. >> ask my supervisors and my men last night why was he on the street. we cannot tell you yes was on the street, because the the judge that let him out. >> reporter: for the new charges the district judge has set a bail at $250,000. >>> and, check out these surveillance pictures here. fbi and philadelphia police are searching for a man who robbed a td bank on third and market streets this morning. the authorities say that the man handed a teller a threatening note and then got away on foot with that cash. same suspect is wanted for another robbery in a td bank on south 11th street last night. police say the suspect is considered armed and very dangerous. >>> two at the plant i can

authorities in darby borough arrested 65-year-old isaac dougba minutes after they say he tried to ab duck a 13-year-old girl off the street. these new septa cameras played a crucial role in that arrest. it's part of a renewed safety partnership. officers zeroed in on dougba's van just minutes after a 13-year-old girl told her parents that he tried to abduct her. >> 21st century police work. if the camera is not there, we done the know where the truck is. >> police tracked down that van. minutes later, they say dougba was still driving around the same neighborhood filled with kids. >>> happening today in south carolina, an historic day in the confederate flag controversy. at 10:00 this morning, officials will lower the confederate flag at the statehouse. yesterday people applauded after governor nikki haley signed the law to remove the flag. it will be moved to a state relic room in a museum on the capital grounds. >>> also today we'll learn more about the naacp's national convention in philadelphia. leaders and speakers will address the media and preview this week's events. the gathe

isaac dougba shook his head when we asked about his second arrest on child luring charges in seven days. why go back to that street? police say dougba drove the van up and down the street in a stalking pattern. in a case like thursday involving a 13-year-old, and then last night investigators say he tried to lure sharon chambers' 10-year-old daughter. she ran away. do you feel fortunate that she was able to come home? >> yes, definitely. my kids are always with me. to lose one, i would probably lose my mind. >> reporter: he was back on the street because he made bail. >> this is endangering children right now. >> reporter: darby's police chief showed us what happened. the recommended bail amount was scratched out and reduced. >> he should not have been on the streets. we did our job. the bail office did their job. the judge didn't do his job. >> reporter: that judge would not answer our questions. when dougba headed back into court today, the judge set bail at $250,000. meanwhile, dougba's family came out to defend him. >> that's not who he is. he's a family man, not a kidnapper. >> rep

anyone wishes to public comment on isaacs's seeing none, public on escrows >>[gavel] >> a motion to send item 62 broad relationship to some of >> we can take that without objection >>[gavel] >>" can you call item number seven >> item number seven, resolution authorizing the police divided to accept a gift of 13 history for class and one battery charger bodied across me $200,000 to the california public safety procurement program. >> thanks. we've saved and matthew susie, sam >> good afternoon this would resolution would allow the government to accept 13 forklifts and one gauche for various police facilities throughout the city for either movement and storage of large limits applies and evidence that the police debarment has. all 13 forklifts were inspected initially and found in good basic condition. however, the plans are that if there found beyond cost-effective repair state in the future, that certain for chris would be used to keep the others running so to speak. beyond that, you may know that fema disaster relief fund supplies are besieged large palletized phone. when the delivered

we are using that as part of our budget that isaac ivo motion to accept the mayors technical adjustments as provided by the mages budget director? . we can take that without objection >>[gavel] >> collies, now motion to approve items two and three. today's agenda as amended to approve the proposed annual appropriation and salary ordinances and authorize the controller to make adjustments necessary to implement the committees actions and bouncy counts them into four to the full board of supervisors for the july 14 meeting. move wicks move wicks we can take that without objection >>[gavel] >> everyone thank you very much for all your hard work and it of business divorce >> no, sir >> thank you everyone. we are adjourned. >>[gavel] >> hello, my name is jamie harper. in this episode, we are featuring the park locations in your very own backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in san francisco with someone special. golden gate park's largest body of water is this lake, a popular spot for strolling and paddling around in boats, which can be rented. created in 1893, it was designed fore

. >> looking back all those things isaac chris face over the years has enabled me to become an olympicold met med list an world cup champion. >> according to lloyd the journey has always come full circle it's appropriate that back here in south jersey this finally happened. >> today has been the first time in two weeks that everything is sung in. >> in voorhees alex huff, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> a surveillance fur in south african competition attacked by a shark all captured on camera. egg be seen here paddling i was as the shark pursues him on his surf body. fanning a triple world champion champion from australian was knock off the surfboard noon the sea moments after the competition had gun. he did escape amazingly uninjured. >> and i instantly just jumped like away and just kept coming at my bore i was kicking and screaming. wow! >> did you see some teeth good did you get some teeth. >> i just saw fins. i didn't see teeth. i was waiting for the teeth to come at me while as screaming. i was like ah! >> the surfing competition was mild called off. the waters off the south african

shorts arrested 55-year-old isaac dougba minutes after he tried to abduct a 13-year-old girl. these new septa cameras played a crucial role in that arrest. looking at the video here from the cameras, officers were able to zero in on dougba's van just minutes after a 13-year-old girl told her parents that dougba tried to abduct her. >> 21st century police work. the camera's not there, we don't know where the truck is. >> when police tracked down that van, minutes later, police say dougba was driving around the same neighborhood that was filled with kids. >>> prosecutors announce murder charges against todd west yesterday. police arrested him in allentown earlier this week. versions say in may west shot to death his cousin in elizabeth, new jersey and in june they say he murdered three more men in elizabeth. on send prosecutors say west shot and killed a man in easton. they say 45 minutes later he shot and killed a man and woman in allentown where he was arrested. >> he was a total different kid a couple weeks ago. with this happening, i can't even understand why. >> prosecutors

. >> reporter: lee houser wears the uniform of isaac trimble, a general. >> we have ancestors on the confederate side, i'm honoring them by flying the flag. >> reporter: scott wilson plays a mid-level officer. they say they're pained by the fact that some people including ku klux klan and white supremacist such as alleged killer dylann roof have long used the flag as a symbol of racism and hate. >> some people use it for other things which is an injustice. >> if i could take it down, i would in a heart beat, but i can't, free speech. >> reporter: they say at gettysburg, the flag is important for educational experience intended to inspire americans to learn about their past. chip reid, cbs news, gettysburg. >> axelrod: team u.s.a. goes for the women's world cup with a secret weapon in their corner! and mark phillips performance a high wire act when the cbs news continues. ♪ hit 'em in the leaves, and it kills to the root ♪ ♪ 'round fences, trees even mulched beds ♪ ♪ 'cause the only good weed is a weed that's dead ♪ ♪ roundup ♪ yeha! [ whip cracks ] [ male announcer ] roundup... [ whi

. >> there is new evidence growth in china may be's table isaac. trade figures for june came -- may be table i think. -- stableizing. >> unlike the temperature expected to reach 40 degrees celsius, i cannot they the trade numbers are heating up in china, but we have stabilized. exports rose for the first time since june. exporters to think some tax breaks through the second quarter -- getting some tax rates to this can quarter to help things along. the economy is at acted to have grown at .8 are sent -- x .8 are sent. gdp numbers are out midweek. imports also improved significantly last month. that might be a more important gauge. it indicates domestic demand. the government authorities tried to's demand late growth. -- amy lake growth. -- to stimulate growth. it is much better than the 17.5% plunge we saw in may. the consensus forecast was for 56 when $7 billion. >> do these numbers give us an indication of better possible rate action? >> that's an interesting question. they are in an easing bias. based built tame inflation. -- they will tame infl

we are using that as part of our budget that isaac ivo motion to accept the mayors technical adjustments as provided by the mages budget director? . we can take that without objection >>[gavel] >> collies, now motion to approve items two and three. today's agenda as amended to approve the proposed annual appropriation and salary ordinances and authorize the controller to make adjustments necessary to implement the committees actions and bouncy counts them into four to the full board of supervisors for the july 14 meeting. move wicks move wicks we can take that without objection >>[gavel] >> everyone thank you very much for all your hard work and it of business divorce >> no, sir >> thank you everyone. we are adjourned. >>[gavel] >> everyone deserves a bank account. in san francisco, anyone can have a bank account, things to an innovative program, bank on s.f. >> everyone is welcome, even if you are not a citizen or have bad credit to qualify for a bank account is simple. just live or work in san francisco and have a form of id. >> we started bank on s.f. six years ago to reach out to fol

[applause] i understand my limitations it is up there with sir isaac newton but that kind of level. trial will be right here in the district of columbia superior court and my lawyer is actually here today. point last year in a trade secrets case he had a big payout of dupont $919 million. he promised me we can take dr. michael mann for about the same. [laughter] now as most of you know, , lawyers are delighted when clients talk about the case in public. [laughter] because it can cause problems with the judge. you have heard that? i have never heard that and tell this morning. [laughter] and tell dave mentioned it to me just before breakfast and i have already written my speech i am bad living so it is too late to change that. soap i will quickly tell you where i stand. this monday is the 108 -- 800 anniversary of magna card debt. [applause] i see one of the majesty's canadian subjects which that they forced him to agree to june 15th much will 51 i was a schoolboy we were taught english of 1251 is the degree warmer and today and to go is far north if you wonder where the island is it

police say 6584 old isaac dug ba allegedly asked a 10-year-old girl get his van in his van last nightested for trying to lure a 13-year-old girl in that same neighbor. he's being held on 250,000 cash bail tonight. >>> there are demands fors have tis to into tonight following the violent arrest of a drug suspect caught on tape in germantown. grandma! >> video recorded in april shows philadelphia police officers beating tyreke carol following a drug bust. this violent arrest garnered national attention when the video went viral last week. family members want carol released and the officers involved punish but police officials say carol violently resisted arrest including biting two officers. >> it's excessive for multiple police officers to beat and kick and threaten and curse somebody. >> the moment these officers stopped this individual he began biting the officers. >> police officials say their investigation will reveal details that were not captured in that two minute video. >>> tonight a warning from police about a pickpocket ring that's targeting shoppers and diners in montgomery

>> yes, isaac hayes. he's loving you right now., of course, talking about "shaft," the hit film starring richard roundtree in the title role. you can't forget the oscar and grammy winning theme song from hayes. "shaft" a remake now officially in the works. >> new line cinema signed on two writers to work on the script. both writers, their work is familiar tore abc sit-com fans. one created "blackish" and the other "the goldbergs." "shaft" was rebooted in 2000 with samuel l. jackson as the lead. no word yet who will play the private eye john shaft in this latest version. >> that's a big role for somebody. somebody's going to want it. i don't know who could. >> you'd be good. >> i don't know if i could pull off the afro. >> bet get you the afro wig, you'd be fine. >> the wig? it's got to be natural. >> kate hudson, let's move on. natural beauty. >>> on the set of her latest movie sharing this video of a helicopter ride with kurt russell. her caption back to work and first time working with my pop. >> the duo working on a film called

exhibido en los grandes países y en los grandes espacios mundiales, canto de ópera, bailarines como isaac decir, mex-i-am. damián trujillo: no y allá mis paisanos dicen que se le ve al que tiene el nopal en la frente, ¿verdad? hasta los que tenemos el nopal en la frente podemos aprender algo de nuestra cultura, piensa usted, asistiendo al mex-i-am. andrés roemer: no y por supuesto que tenemos los sabores de méxico, es hablar de nopales, nada más compartirle que vamos a tener el día 20 un tour para que toda la gente que esté interesada, www.mexiam.net, un tour en 6 distintos restaurantes y todos son mexicanos o mexicanos-norteamericanos, para que prueben diferentes mezcales, diferentes tequilas, diferentes sabores de distintas gentes federativas. tu familia viene de guanajuato. bueno, habrá de puebla, habrá de veracruz, que la gente vaya y toda esa semana en estos restaurantes va a haber un menú mex-i-am. también tenemos viñedos, grandes mexicanos que vinieron a trabajar las tierras, ahora son dueños de importantes viñedos. exportan de los mejores vinos del mundo de california a todas part

six five-year old isaac dougba asked a ten year-old girl to get in his van last night. girl ran away, and then called police. dougba was arrested last week for allegedly trying to lure a 13 year-old girl in that same neighborhood. the suspect's nephew says the the allegations are false. >> same spot that he was told to be luring a child in the van last week to go back again last week and keep back going over there why don't you think about that. >> he should not have been on the street. we did our job. bail office der their job. the the judge didn't do his job. >> tonight dougba is being held in the delaware county bail on $250,000 cash bail. >>> take a look at these surveillance pictures. police are looking for a man who robbed are a td bank on the 300 block of market street this morning. authorities say the man handed a teller a threatening note and ran away with cash. this same suspect is wanted for another robbery on south 11th street last night. police say that the suspect is considered, armed and dangerous. >>> new at 6:00 tonight a pop up beer garden in point bre

it's not up there with sir isaac newton.istrict of columbia superior court, and my lawyer, michael songer is actually here today. last year in a trade secrets case, he won a big payout for dupont of $919.9 million. and he has promised me we can take dr. man f nor at reece a round billion by the time we're through with him. [laughter] >> now as most of you probably know lawyers don't like it when clients talk about the case in public because it can cause problems with the judge. you've heard t that. right? i've never heard it until this morning. [laughter] >> until he mentioned it to me just before breakfast and i'd already written my speech by that point. and i'm hopelessly ad-libbing so -- i'm hopelessed at ad-libbing so its too late to change it. i'll tell you where i stand climate-wise this monday is 800 none anniversary of magna carta which i -- [applause] >> one ofmer majesty's canadian subjects is applauding, which the barons forced king john to agree to in a field on june 15 1215. when i was a school boy we were taugh

isaac about the waltons -- i think about the waltons opening up a controversial museum in their rootsnsas and others. think about detroit. up culture that was sprung when you have people like dan gilbert and others. this is part of that. paul allen is worth $17 billion. all the wealth in the world and all the time on his hands. mark: he owns the seattle seahawks. betty: he is diving for sunken treasure. producing documentaries. mark: this story on bloomberg.com, it is excellent. it says in 2014, mr. allen sold one of his bronco paintings at auction -- his rothko paintings at auction for $250 million. the price he paid, $34.2 million. talk about a nice return on investment. it is fed day. betty: we're not getting much return on our savings investment. mark: no one expects anything to happen today but folks will be looking for clues. it seems that everybody is convinced lift off for rate hike will be in september. coming up next hour i will be speaking with kevin logan, chief u.s. economist at hsbc. we will get a preview of what the fed might do, try to read between the lines and look a

transcribed by probably ralph crane, they got to the printer shop and that is probably not so much isaac who was blind by this time but his son who would have done the corrections. >> host: now what i'm thinking of is shakespeare to my surprise did not really become popular until sometime after his death. he was well-known shakeup the end playwright but it was hunted in 40 years until his popularity began to soar. what happened to the first folio's? were they marginalized or did people truly realize that someday this would be valuable? >> guest: i don't know the collectors or actors or producers at the time. someday people will recognize how great this is. in fact over that period of time we have the english civil wars during which the puritans took over parliament and then they prohibited place from being produced which meant there were no new plays being written into all plays were not being performed so it was not until the restoration that shakespeare's plays again come back to the stage and by then public tastes had changed a little bit. the producers of the plays started to change

producer isaac, it's his birthday today. it turns out despite his request on his birth dade, we do not have tape of john lewis with puppies today, but we do have pictures. behold, congressman and civil rights hero john lewis with a very adorable puppy. same john lewis, different puppy. pun more? yet, judges by the acourt blue collar, i hi he's the same guy from the second picture. thee either in deep communication on quite possibly they have just fallen in love. congressman john lewis today with rescue puppies today. and those pictures, those you are yew gratuitous nice thing in politics today. you may need them as a vaccine to protect your good feelings about politics from other things that are not as cute that might make you feel bad about politics. so here as donald trump today, the clear front-runner, at one of hess golf courses in scotland, and i don't know, maybe donald trump always goes to scotland this time of year. it's wicket hod and humid in new york today. but the fact that he is running for 79 has not stopped hi

. >> darby borough police arrested isaac dugba last week. they say as soon as the van drove up, the girl ran straight home and told her parents who called police. >>> new information surrounding a child luring ince didn't in ocean county. this is the sketch of a man that barnegat township police say they want to talk to. last week a man tried to get an 11-year-old girl into his van. it happened on bay shore drive. if you have information contact police. >>> police arrested officer robert penn yesterday on charges of making false reports and conspiracy. authorities now say he paid his exbrother-in-law to tell the media his wife pulled the trigger. >>> also in philadelphia a fisherman died after falling into the wissahickon creek last night. police say the guy's fishing line had a kink in it he walked into the water to get it and slipped and went under. >>> richard plotts shot his caseworker teresa hunt and then wounded his psychiatrist on the campus of mercy fitzgerald hospital in delaware county a year ago. prosecutors say he was upset about

police arrested isaac dougba after a 10-year-old said he tried to get her into his van.police also picked up dougba last week for a similar situation involving a 13-year-old. the police chief and the victim's mother tells us they're frustrated with the district judge. they say they set a low bail that allowed the suspect back out on the streets. >> you got innocent children. why did you allow him to even get away like that and then he's back in the neighborhood. >> in court yesterday the same judge sed dougba's latest bail at $250,000 cash. his family tells us that he is innocent and they will fight the charges but they say they cannot afford to bail him out again. >>> the fbi and police have been trying to solve ten recent bank robberies in philadelphia. and this morning sources tell us they have one suspect in custody. police arrested this die-hard phillies sports fan last night. they say he was wearing a phillies cap when he robbed the td bank yesterday morning. two days earlier authorities say this same man robbed another td bank while wearing a flyers cap. you see h

detectives think isaac dougba approached a 10-year-old girl last night and asked her if she wanted to get in his van much the little girl will be on her way to the store walking along darby terrace but she ran home crying and told her mom who called 911. dougba was identified as the suspect in a similar abduction attempt on july 9th. >> we are learning more this evening about the four marines shot and killed in yesterday's shooting spree in tennessee. the marines identified the four victims this afternoon. gunnery sergeant to my nas j sullivan staff sergeant david wyatt. is that right sergeant holmquist and skip wells. all four marines were taken to dover air base. in the meantime investigators are investigating if the case was a case of domestic terrorism. >> we will continue to investigate it as an act of terrorism until the proof shows us otherwise. >> now police have zeroed in on this man, mohammod youssuf abdulazeez. his motive for the attack is still unclear. world news tonight with david muir will have much more on the investigation into abdulazeez and the crime spree tonight a

. >> tonight's lucky player is jacob isaac lowrie from honolulu hawaii.s wife is a marine biologist who works with sea turtles. he's originally from kentucky. meet jacob. >> nice to meet you. >> you too, rachel. how are you doing. >> i'm spectacular. >> everything about you is more interesting than the last thing i learned about you. fracture kentucky and i heard you are from a political family in kentucky. >> uh-huh yeah. my mom was mayor of my hometown in lexington when i was in college. >> very nice. did that make you extra careful about not getting in trouble in a way that may embarrass your mom. >> always, all the time that and a lot of other reasons. >> always a good idea not to embarrass your mom. great to have you here jacob. you probably know how it works. you will get three multiple choice questions and you get two of them right and you will win some junk that we're embarrassed about but we like any way. what's the junk that we always give. >> first of all, the classic cocktail shaker. >> a bonus prize which is something that has been cluttering