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♪ isaac, welcome to "in or out with isaac mizrahi"! fashion as always. mm-hmm. >> stephen: what's with trends? >> i notice a lot of chokers, right. >> stephen: this year? yeah, a lot of chokers. >> stephen: is that in? totally. the other thing is denim head to toe. girls who work for you are not slouching on that trend. another thing i noticed, animal heads. >> stephen: really? very big this year. >> stephen: are they available? >> they're coming to, like, target. they will be coming soon. >> stephen: can i get them on q -- on qvc? >> on easy pay. and bangs. >> stephen: bangs? orry, no bangs. >> stephen: all right. contouring is out. >> stephen: that's the only thing that gives me cheekbones. >> and the worst out is plastic surgery. i know that breaks your heart. >> stephen: my gosh. you will have to get it all sucked out. >> stephen: crows feet? in, baby! >> stephen: in? absolutely. (applause) >> stephen: i'm set. okay. that's fantastic. okay. what's not on the radar but just over the horizon? >> there's one trend that's about to happ

today he helped isaac replace his learning permit. as promised last night during his radio show, governor christie governor christie met stacey and her 17-year-old son isaac and took care of business. >> reporter: what was the problem? >> listen the problem folks here did not give these folks clear instructions about what they needed to bring in order to replace the permit and quite frankly, i think they got frustrated in there and didn't remember that these are our customers. >> reporter: isaac had washed his driver's permit in his jeans. mom spend four months trying to get it replaced. >> i think maybe you and i maybe you and i tomorrow, together, if you have time, should go to the south plain field mv c. >> reporter: they are inside, speaking with staff, getting isaac's driving permit problems solved. >> most of our employees are good. and did a good job. but all you need is one, and it gives people a bad taste if their mouth. >> only the police should see it. >> he is going to try to even out situations. >> it is personal service

the selection is isaac say you mal low. i can say it again. from oregon state.o the three. 303 pounds. sir isaac plays sent, right guard, left and right tackle. the birds adding depth to that o line. the question who do they block for. >> carson wentz is finally a philly in week he'll hit the field for rookie mini camp. his first step because press conference witnes with the medi. he arrived in town 1:30. four hours later he made his way to the podium at the novacare complex. take look at him walking the concourse at the airport. guys, looking for for autograp autographs. they are all around him. he's like come on, give me some space. that's for the conversation i had with him who gave him the best advice? >> enjoy it. enjoy it. don't make eight big deal. just enjoy the process. it only happens once and that's what i did. i went through it. it was long and, um, a loft anxiousness going on but i did enjoy it and i understand it only happens once next off season looks different. >> other draft news the jets picked former nittany quarterback christian hackenbe hack

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the selection is isaac say you mal low. i can say it again. from oregon state.o the three. 303 pounds. sir isaac plays sent, right guard, left and right tackle. the birds adding depth to that o line. the question who do they block for. >> carson wentz is finally a philly in week he'll hit the field for rookie mini camp. his first step because press conference witnes with the medi. he arrived in town 1:30. four hours later he made his way to the podium at the novacare complex. take look at him walking the concourse at the airport. guys, looking for for autograp autographs. they are all around him. he's like come on, give me some space. that's for the conversation i had with him who gave him the best advice? >> enjoy it. enjoy it. don't make eight big deal. just enjoy the process. it only happens once and that's what i did. i went through it. it was long and, um, a loft anxiousness going on but i did enjoy it and i understand it only happens once next off season looks different. >> other draft news the jets picked former nittany quarterback christian hackenbe hack

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why don't we start the questions with isaac in pennsylvania. isaac? >> caller: thanks, jim, thank you for taking my call. >> okay. >> caller: i own sky works solutions. and given that apple's going to be keeping iphone production at the present levels going into calendar q2. >> right. >> caller: and in what i understand, broad com has somewhat less exposure to apple and also has several revenue streams that would help make up for that fact, do you think it would be a good idea to switch? >> i have to tell you that broad com is my favorite, because they have diversified more away. we have to understand, at the same time, these two do all travel together. i think that broad come at 150 is slightly superior to sky works in the '70s. they're both good, and eventually, i'm getting a lot of negative heat on twitter about apple. all i can say is, hope that rings in your ears like it does in mine. let's go to -- i'm going to -- let's go to reese in washington. reese? >> hey, jim, i'm a new listener, but already a big fan of you on the show. >> thank you. >> c

the governor said this situation and others prompted today's action. >> stacey and her son, isaac, week thatrve is human. no one is perfect. we all -- that everyone is human. no one is perfect. we are on the front lines every day, intheir acting with the public. >> reporter: the measures announced today for employee retraining will focus on treating people as valued customers, proper phone etedquette, and calling -- etiquette, and calling back customers within a proper amount of time. >> i think they need to learn moermaners. some of them are not very nice. >> reporter: what is it like dealing with the people that work inside? >> in general it is like you are in line and next, next. they don't even really look at you. >> that was anthony johnson reporting. >>> police are searching for two suspects tonight who pistol whipped a woman in her building on montauk avenue. struck in the head in the lobby of her apartment building. the victim is at the hospital now in stable condition. >>> we have new information about this year's massive blizzard. new numbers confirm what we already knew. our

that's nathan boyer on the right with coach isaac wenrich. during a recent practice, wen rich suffered a massive heart attack. the 13-year-old called 911 and took matters into his own hand. >> i remembered from boy scouts from like a couple years ago. it rang a bell. lock your hands and start pushing on his chest. yeah, it is sort of crazy to think about. >> isn't it amazing how many young kids have learned and it's come to use? wen rich's family says his heart was completely blocked. he's recovering and has young nathan to tha more adults need to learn it. >> i don't think an adult would stay with it. so kudos to him for that. >> luckily noel knows how to perform cpr. >> he certainly does. >> anyone who watches john oliver's show probably saw this one come. a couple of unusually dressed fans sitting in the expensive seats at yankee stadium. >> you see them in the back right behind home plate? they won oliver's contest in which viewers tweeted pictures of what they would wear with the #i have never sat in a premium location. how clever. >> so

isaac, from what you know, what do you remember happened to you, coach? left arm was a little sore. i had just gone to the gym, so i was talking to nate's mom about it. honestly, nate was -- i sat down on the bucket before we started a lesson and next thing i know four days later i'm waking up in the hospital. i'm like -- i don't recall anything. >> so nathan, what did you see? because you see your coach, he's face down. you didn't know if he was breathing. what did you do? >> i was coming back from the stretching and he fell face down off the bucket, as you guys said. at first i thought he was joking. because that's isaac. and after 30 seconds, he wasn't responding like are you okay, are you okay? i had his phone with me, tapping to keep it -- like not password locked. so then after 30 seconds i called 911 which is perfect because they were 0.2 miles down the road from where i was. >> so you called 911. we heard the call. you flipped him over. you called 911, very thoughtful. you took the phone. and then did you help with cpr too? >> yes. >> that is unbe

esta fotografÍa la enviÓ americanista 72, su nombre real es isaac matamoros.os estudiantes latinos que viven en california viajaron a la casa blanca para presentar sus innovadores proyectos en una serie de ciencia. antes estemos un vistazo a las temperaturas actuales, estamos permitiendo en vivo desde san francisco el termÓmetro marca 50 4 f al igual que san josÉ y en oackland. marÍa leticia: tomaron aspirina diaria puede ayudar a prevenir enfermedades vasculares y cÁncer colorrectal. los investigadores dicen que el beneficio aplicado los adultos entre 55 y nueve aÑos que tienen un riesgo elevado de sufrir este mal.mal. las autoridades de salud pÚblica de estados unidos dicen que los cigarrillos electrÓnicos llevan a las personas a caer presas del tabaquismo, en europa los mÉdicos consideran que estos cigarrillos son el primer paso para dejar el hÁbito de fumar, asimismo los contrarios criterios europeos dicen que son 95% menos nocivo para la salud de los cierres anormales. al volver le presentamos el nuevo integrante del teolÓgico de san francisco que comenzÓ

. >>> isaac son got 16 that crash. she survived. had a baby girl, a healthy one. and spoke to darcy spencer. >> i looked over. i already knew he was gone. seeing him laying on the steering wheel. i never saw anybody like that, you know. >> >> shirley lincoln survived the crash that took the life of a close friend. 77-year-old al hargrave. she was pregnant at the time and feared losing her baby. >> i didn't know if i was having a girl or boy. all i wanted was a little girl. after two boys. and she's the best thing. >> little alana was born 10 months ago, beautiful and healthy, named in part after al. they were hit by an ambulance carjacked by this man, sebastian son. he was sentenced to serve 16 years of a 40-year sentence. >> do you think he full 40? >> definitely. he would have deserved that plus more. but i guess he got away with it. >> lincoln spent six weeks in the hospital with a broken hip and pelvis and concussion. and a sound of an plans causes panic attacks. >> ambulances, terrified. they scare me completely. i cannot drive and have one come in behind me.

isaac heeney reports. -- zeina khodr reports. >> reporter: attitudes are change of course, compassion giving way to anger. first there was solidarity. but now the people are telling the government that livelihoods are at risk. some are furious. their quiet town no longer belongs to them. >> when they came here we embraced them and give them things, now our lives are unbearable. we are scared to allow our children to play in the streets. no one explained why they are staying here. refugees and migrants are living in the fields. farmer lost their income. the peep in the village say the refugees have been stealing their chickens. it's hoped protest action will pressure the e.u. to open their borders. it's adding pressure to the already fragile economy. >> we are now forced to reroute the trains via bulgaria, meaning extra cost. we may 25% more. >> greek police tried to move the people from the tracks. people resisted and authorities said they have no intention of evacuating by force: this used to be a transit camp. the majority of the people here are reluctant. european activists are bla

. >> mike woods as isaac and -- >> julie! >> look at that hottie. everybody knew that she was awesome on that show. hey. [laughter] celebrate one of our favorite shows because one of our favorite songs from if tv is the theme song to that show, and the singer, jack jones, joins us right here on good day new york. >> jack jones right here on good day new york? >> let's go talk to him. sir, welcome. >> everybody wants to get into the act. >> of course we do. [laughter] >> the spotlight is about to be yours and yours alone. >> hey, this is it. >> welcome. >> were you ever a guest star on that show. >> >> yes, i was. i wrote a segment of it. it was a christmas segment. and my father played my father in there. >> how nice. >> jack, you have an amazing voice, and people are fascinated by that song. any insight as to why? >> i have no idea. as a matter of fact, i raised millions of dollars every year over the years from people begging me not to sing it. [laughter] >> really? stop it. >> they don't know what they're talking about. >> we have no money to giv

office in south plain field, middlesex county to get a replacement permit for isaac. >> the great thingu don't have to sit there and be frustrated or yell up at the tv or radio. you can show up some place the next day and get a lot of attention. >> christie called it a memorable trip and hopes the workers won't soon forget that he might be back anytime soon. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> warm weather is coming back today. we have a dry morning. clouds are moving in. the temperatures never got chilly. we're in the 50s and 60s right now. showers, they're on the way. they'll be developing late this afternoon and this evening for much of the area. not expecting to see a lot of rain. the forecast rain totals show some of the rain heavier in pottstown. that's by early saturday morning. there will be some downpours but not everyone will see the heavy rain during the day today. everybody is getting a warmer start this morning. look at the 60s for coatesville, wilmington, dover, vineland at 62 along with atlantic city. that is running more than 20 de

. >> reporter: i caught up with isaac gonzalez heading to work an armed subway rider two weeks ago. >> this individual had a pair of scissors and was threatening me. >> reporter: still others say they feel secure and that thesubway is an integral part of the town. the victim in this early morning altercation was taken to bellevue hospital and since been released. as for the suspect police are still searching for that man. >> magdelena, thank you. >>> into the fundraising practices 14 months ago is demanding more action. the claim is that the mayor improperly funneled contributions to candidates for the state senate to be able to get his agenda passed. cbs2 political reporter marcia kramer is live with more. marcia? the complaint that started it all off. a complaint that demanded a probe into mayor de blasio's fundraising actions. but the man behind the probe is demanding more. calling on mayor de blasio to remove all city hall staffers, all campaign workers who are on the payroll right now. he wants them to be put on leave until that probe is over. >> can you say to pay to play. like

. >> reporter: isaac block and his siblings may not be old enough to vote, but had a moment with clinton before she left. >> i feel very special. >> she's so nice. ke she -- like they just stopped to do it for me. >> reporter: voters we talked with told us they noticed so many people at the polls this morning, they believe voter turnout will be high in this year's primary. >> seems like the neighborhood is really excitf about this year and we have a very important civic duty to vote. so we're here to exercise that ty. >> reporter: as for senator sanders, we saw him taking a he'll be in pennsylvania later t.today.arandi senator sanders has a rally scheduled in pennsylvania, 2:00 this afternoon. mrs. clinton is in washington, d.c., both of them getting ready for the next primaries. maryland and pennsylvania. you can bet the republicans are too. my colleague lori bordonaro covered donald trump as he voted this morning. >> reporter: he said it was a roeal honor to vote f himself today. an arrived here to a media frenzy. he didn't say much to reporters, but spoke briefly outside his apartment

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. >> the dad, isaac, 32 years old, was charged with felony child abuse and endangerment. the child was turned over to its mother. >> it's okay. >>> back in the good old days before they decided that children couldn't handle losing, you guys in america were going to play p.e. and you played dodgeball. something like that one school in china, they were having to dodge something completely different. this tornado rips through the middle of this school. recreation area in a province in china. all of these kids were outside for a p.e. class. this powerful tornado starts ripping through and taking bags and jackets and flinging it everywhere. >> was this classified as a tornado? >> a lot of people are saying tornado. and they're saying it for a very good reason. because while this video is pretty incredible, it's this photo that's gone insanely viral. >> is that a grown-up or a kid? >> that's a 9-year-old boy. this tornado grabbed, lifted and threw up into the air. captured in this truly incredible photo. >> do we know if the kid is okay? >> well what goes up must come down and

thursday morning, the governor escorted 17-year-old isaac and his mom intoç the motor vehicl commissionsn south plainfield, middlesex county to get a replacement permit. >> you don't have to be frustrated and yell at the of it or radio. you can actually show up and get attention. >> christie calls it a memorable trip and hopes that the workers remember he could come back at any time. >>> people are pausing to remember prince. ♪ purple rain purple rain >> how a hometown crowd paid tribute to the icon. >>> plus, high school tragedy. hear what investigators are saying after a student died following a bathroom fight with other students. a live report, straight ahead. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. ♪ this is what it sounds like when doves cry ♪ >> remembering prince, an autopsy is schedule for today for the music legend. we'll show you some of the impromptu tributes for the iconic singer. >> seeing these people upset and crying, it's something that can never happen again. >>> high school in mourning. an update into the investigation of a 16-year-old's death following the fight with other student

they did make a selection guard out of oregon state isaac sue mal la finally some help on the line.ately need that to descent up and protect our new guy carson wentz who came in to town flew to in from chicago this morning and fans flocked to him asking him for autographs and pictures. i'm sure nothing like this he experienced in north dakota. i mean let's face it this is a big city, big lights he's a young kid from the country. small place fargo. but he seemed to like all the attention he got and he was able to handle it pretty well looking like a professional. i talk to him earlier today about coming to philly. >> it's been unbelievable. this process has been long. been real anxious, i've been antsy to find out. it's ban long process, but, um, yesterday finally came. i'm excited to call philadelphia my new home and get to work but, yeah, it was pretty crazy going from north dakota state kid and winning the national championship to couple months later being number two overall pick. very fortunate. very fortunate. not many people from north dakota not many people in general get this

. >> oh, well, i was very... through the good graces of academy president cheryl bon isaacs and the..the... the board of governors, they voted for me to have... an oscar, honorary oscar. so, it's like two weeks ago was presented to me... presented to me... presented to me by the... the trinity. denzel washington, samuel l. jackson, and wesley snipes. they all presented me my oscar. and during my speech i made a couple statements. one's that the entertainment industry is way behind sports, as far as diversity goes. it's easier for african american person to be president of the united states of america than president of a hollywood studio or tv or cable network. >> and why does that matter? >> because image... images matter. and if we're not in the position, we're not in the room then we don't really have a say. if... here's the thing, we go... i'm... i'm glad we got black stars. that's great. but they're not really in the... woven into the fabric of decision... decision-making in... in hollywood, or the networks. and also this is beyond hollywood. it's television, it's newspapers, it's

they took offensive lineman isa isaac in the third round.istian hackenberg was drafted by the jets. >>> phillies hosting the indians. bottom of the fifth. david lowe. base hit to right. phillies score three in the inning to tie the game 3-3. it stayed that way until the 11th. ryan howard knows sometimes you have to hit it and quit it. his fifth home run of the season. walks it off. phillies have won four in a row. 7 of 8. 4-3 the final. >>> that's sports. we're right back. >>> a big weather weekend. a lot of weather going on. >> a lot of weather going on for half of it. so, you know, at least the first half of the weekend is the good time to get out there, do whatever you need to do. we have a lot of stuff going on this weekend. take a look at the forecast. philadelphia 62, mostly cloudy. everyone mostly cloudy but dry tomorrow. so a decent day. then we go into sunday. rain is here sunday for the morning. and we're going to expect some heavy rain through the day. chilly, too. >> will be an interesting one. sheena, thanks. i'm jacqueline lond

they go guard with this selection, isaac say mol you, 6-foot four, 340-pound, offensive line is a positionf need for the birds. >> love his versatility and, you know, from a interior lineman a guy that can play both guard positions and give you depth at center as well. this kiddies a powerful explosive guy that we look forward to getting him in here and getting him going. >> couple of penn staters were taken in the second round, defensive tackle austin johnson from gala way township, new jersey, and, johnson, is picked forty-third overall. his teammate christian hackenberg is heading to new york. jets snagged him with the 51st overall pick. >>> phillies are still red hot, ryan howard is star on this night, see how he left his mark on the indians. >>> phillies are back home with a little pep in their step. six wins in the last one games. tonight they begin a series with the indians. phillies down three to nothing at one point, and they mount a rally in the fifth. carlos ruiz doubles in ryan hour. he led off the inning with the double himself. three-one phillies. two batters laters the young

you see him right there, nathan boyer on the right with his coach isaac wenrich.red a massive heart attack, and nathan called 911 and then he took matters into his own hands. >> i remembered it from boy scouts a little bit like a couple years ago and sort of like ring a bell. it's like, okay, you need to long your hands and start pushing on his chest. yeah, it's sort of crazy to think about. >> wenrich's family said his heart was completely blocked. he's now recovering interest that heart attack. >> he looks healthy enough but apparently not. >>> so smart for the young kid to step right in. >> absolutely. >>> up next in "the pulse," kerry washington upset over her latest magazine cover. can you see why? >>> plus, banana and mayo. the sports star who says this is his favorite sandwich. >> yum. ritis. and i was worried about joint damage. my doctor said joint pain from ra can be a sign of existing joint damage that could only get worse. he prescribed enbrel to help relieve pain and help stop further damage. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious,

i think, isaac, maris, josh, johnny, thank you very much. thank you to all of you for coming out to see us. and, again, there will be books to be signed right after this. thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> host: and you're watching booktv on c-span2. this is live coverage of the 21st annual los angeles times festival of books. it's held on the campus of the university of southern california. for the last four or five years. prior to that it was held at ucla. we've got one more hour of life coverage before we wrap up this year's festival. and joining us here on our set is radio talk show host and author of seven books, dennis prager. his most recent book is called "the ten commandments: still the best moral code." dennis prager, what's on your mind? >> guest: oh, that's a very good opening question. and i'll answer you completely honestly. what's on my mind -- and it's not totally germane, but quite germane to the ten commandments, is what i believe is the undoing of the american revolution. and the decline of my beloved count

. >> oh, well, i was very... through the good graces of academy president cheryl bon isaacs and the..the... the board of governors, they voted for me to have... an oscar, honorary oscar. so, it's like two weeks ago was presented to me... presented to me... presented to me by the... the trinity. denzel washington, samuel l. jackson, and wesley snipes. they all presented me my oscar. and during my speech i made a couple statements. one's that the entertainment industry is way behind sports, as far as diversity goes. it's easier for african american person to be president of the united states of america than president of a hollywood studio or tv or cable network. >> and why does that matter? >> because image... images matter. and if we're not in the position, we're not in the room then we don't really have a say. if... here's the thing, we go... i'm... i'm glad we got black stars. that's great. but they're not really in the... woven into the fabric of decision... decision-making in... in hollywood, or the networks. and also this is beyond hollywood. it's television, it's newspapers, it's

andrew: isaac moorhouse jumped off finding an apprenticeship program for young people called praxis.i think young people are looking at us because they are bored in cinderblock cells all they, memorizing facts and they want to get out and experience real-life. andrew: this college counselor says entering the workforce out of high school can help people develop their soft skills. >> they are going to learn about punctuality and timeliness and socilizing and connecting with others. those kind of things that really cannot be taught, you have to learn them straight away. andrew: another promising alternative is attending a trade school and working in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math. these jobs are expected to grow by 13% by 2022. >> it is critical to invest in stem education and encourages students to pursue a career in that field. andrew: one of the many reasons these students do not attend college is due to their prohibitive cost. why is tuition so expensive to begin with? the author of "smart money, smart kids" believes the cost of college is a matter of suppl

. >>> con uno de ellos y se llama isaac torres hizo girar a los del chef. sabes. >>> (risas) (aplausos). > v para acÁ. >>> sÚper cubana, super latina, sobre todo sÚper divina, sammy blue es un momento muy gracioso y llegan con la toda la confianza y cuando giran la sirl se transforman ahÍ estaba con la decisiÓn del team que iba a escoger y nos vamos con alex que obrera porque vuelve de la tercera temporada un momento muy emotivo no se dieron cuenta hasta que giro ron por su voz esto es lo que o ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> yo me acuerdo de Él. >>> claro. . >>> sigueme y te sigo yankee.. 4 (risas). sie y te sigo asÍ la manera en que axl cabrera le responde a su coach el aÑo pasado no se quedaron con Él y las cosas con tiempo y preparaciÓn volvemos con ustedes al estudio en su primera noche. trab. hoy dÍa es un dÍa muy especial a continuaciÓn vamos a dejarlos con la cobertura especial que tenemos hoy dÍa sobre la decisiÓn que tendrÁ que tomar la corte suprema de justicia acerca de la acciÓn ejecutiva del presidente obama. >> a favor y en contra de la acciÓn que darÍa u

journalism and peers isaac lumia. i want to follow-up -- at columbia. the same follow-up, effects that the banks are too big to fail, how do you support -- these comments and what you think about them. there, both questions how can this guy who is a regional fed governor make a speech that seems to contradict what you are saying? when congress decided on the structure of the federal reserve, i think they purposely chose a decentralized structure, with reserve banks and presidents of reserve banks who would be able to take views now on regulation and supervision. the responsibility is invested in the board of governors. where the president's do participate in our monetary policy decisions. research,ll engage in on topics that are of interest to them that they think are important. and we have encourage that in the federal reserve system. that people have different interests and different points of view. opinion isversity of a positive attribute. we do not want to fall into groupthink. and i think it is within his purview to look at these issues. >> thank

isaac when red had a heart attack -- wenrich, and had a heart attack after collapsing. nathan saw his coach collapse, ran to him and grabbed a cell phone and dialed 911. nathan jumped into action and performed cpr. back -- >> i don't think he's breathing anymore. >> is he on his back? back i remembered from boy scouts, and it sort of rain the bell. and i was sort of pushing on his chest. >> the paramedics arrived a few minutes later, and the coach is expected to make a full recovery. >> i love that young man. >> jumping into action, way to go. >>> let's get you where you need to go. are you taking care of everything at the toll plaza?>> things are slow, and it is backed up for about 20 to 25 minutes. it will be slow also on the bridge in portions, but look at this beautiful weather. it's hard not to notice this perfectly clear weather, and sunrise just a few minutes away, and traffic looks good as well. san mateo bridge, westbound 92 not a bad commute to the high- rise. looking at the south bay, and earlier crashed on northbound 101 and 880, it messed the traffic up a l

the birds were left with a third round pick overall, 79th pick, isaac amallo out of oregon state. offensive line is a need for the birds. >>> for an interior lineman a guy who can play both guard positions and depth of center, as is with the. he is a powerful explosive guy we look forward to getting him in here and getting him going. >> reporter: the phillies have pep in their step, 6 wins in the last 7 games. phils down 3-zip. they get a rally in the 5th inning. carlos ruiz doubles in ryan howard. david lowe the youngster knocked in chooch to make it a 3-2 ballgame. it stays tide until the 11thment howard has two hits already, the third is a walk off homer. the 6th of his career. the phillies win 4 in a row. 7 of 8, behind is dancing he probably gets an early, probably cold shower, that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers. >>> it is now 9:28 there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: i'm david murphy and this fine young lady is val, one of the dogs saved by finding shelter animal rescue the win

mark: will your side of the youress equation be led leader, isaac herzog, who has been reviewed by the justice committee, will he remain as leader? some could say you could be a potential leader if he does not survive. could you tell us if you have ambitions to lead the labour party? erel: i'm coming from the private sector. remember, in the united states, you have primaries that are very interesting. the startup economy that israel inclusion --omy of on the other hand, you really need the labour party to bring back, like in the time of ravine, one hand for security and another hand for economic development. the labour party, in the first instance of the company, was a party that used to build a -- whetherw pioneers it is now technology or whether it is agriculture or whether it is security and the ability to --e someone in the region whether it is the gulf states, jordan, morocco, israel needs to work with these people instead of working alone. jews.not arabs against it is the extremists against those who are willing to battle them on the security front and the economic front. mark: e

were held last night because of the trade to move up, the birds were left with a third round pick, isaac samalo out of oregon state. offense line is a position of need for the birds. >>> love his versatility from an interior lineman a guy who can play both guard positions an depth at center as well. this kid a powerful explosive guy we look forward to getting him in here and getting him going. >>> phillies have pep in their steps. 6 wins in the last 7 games. phils down 3-zip. they get a rally in the 5th inning. carlos ruiz double in ryan howard 3-1 phils. david lowe the youngster knocks in chooch. howard has a walk off homer, the 6th of his career. the phillies win 4-3 in extras that's four wins in a row. 7 of 8, ryan is dancing, he probably gets an early, cold shower. that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers. >>> your time now, 7:27, we're 3 months away from the summer olympic games. we have a look at the new uniforms from team u.s. south jersey native and olympic gold medal lists modeled the parade uniforms the athletes will wear during closing ceremonies. they were desig

. >> reporter: isaac is all smiles now after a lesson from his mom and a lesson from his governor. you see them as they walk into the motor vehicles agency in south plain field to settle a 4 month long battle. stacey said the dmv would not give her isn't a new driving permit after he accidentally ran it through the washing >> we have been to five different places trying to get him a duplicate. governor met the mother and son at the first office that told her no. they didn't this time with the governor in tow. >> reporter: what was the problem? >> listen the problem was the folks here did not give these folks clear instructions about what they needed to bring in order to replace the permit. and quite frankly, i think they got frustrated in there and didn't remember that these are our customers andner supposed to be helping them after i got the call last night on the radio show i made a couple more calls last night and told them i'm coming to handled the right way this morning and that is what we did. >> reporter: well the governor said one of his main messages today was that governm

i might play an isaac hayes record. we now know as disco really starts with a band called the tramps. the drummer, earl young, invents the idea of four on the floor and eight in the high hat. so everything is, bum, bum, bum. ♪ burn baby burn >> that's the sound of disco. ♪ burn baby burn ♪ burn baby burn >> i loved disco. i always loved dance music anyway. whatever i did as a producer was always danceable. the melody. >> george moroder working out of munich put together technology and soulful vocal lists. donna summer being the biggest embodiment. and they make some of the biggest record of all time. ♪ ooh love to love you baby ♪ ooh love you love you baby "love to love you baby" was four minutes of singing. 14 minutes of -- a lot of not singing. ♪ oh love to love you baby ♪ oh love you love you baby >> i always wondered for the life of me was he just in the booth, more passion more -- >> actually i shooed everybody out of the studio, switched the lights off, made sure the tape is running, and i said, okay, let's do it.

. >> reporter: isaac sleets be up to the government to safeguard this industry before major market penetration by 20 30. >> it's important that government remembers at all levels they have a place and that there are ways they can influence how driverless cars are brought into the society. >> reporter: first wave of potential passengers for this rolling wave of the future range in opinions. >> if i don't have to drive, i don't have to deal with the traffic, i'm worried about it. >> big advantage. >> nowadays you hear about being able to hack computers. i know in those cars it's run by a computer system. >> i think the software is there, the innovation is there. it's going to be more convenient, cheaper, better for the environment. >> and it could also usher in a new wave of legal complications. for example, if you get into an accident who is at fault? is it the manufacturer? the software maker? is it the person who programmed the car where to go? lots of things to consider. i have gone exactly two blocks in my trek to get on the 87 and still not there. nobody likes this. butts friday, so that's

to the book it doesn't quote the god that failed but it quotes our review of the god that failed by isaac deutsch or. his essay is another sort of part of that. and then to the question, so h. david renzer wrote this big bow a break and i actually interviewed him on the panel at the texas book festival a few months ago. i think there's no question that when reagan married nancy troy kinsey a lot of really direct evidence that he felt under the sway of her father in his conservative but i think there's no question that his marrying nancy which is part of a larger process of the moving into the world, social world, those more conservative in orientation, in politics had an influence on you. and made the transition much easier. by the time it occurred to him that he was probably more of the conservative than a liberal, he did have to face the question of like am i going to break old friendships? most of his friendships at that point were people who were pretty conservative. >> just a couple of thoughts. kind of a middle age white male phenomenon you're talking about, and i would say particul

he said he thought isaac was joking when he fell over but he realized it was no joke when the coach wouldn't respond. nathan called 911 and then he remembered he knew c.p.r. >> i remembered it from boy scouts from years ago. lock your hand and push on his chest. >> without the c.p.r. he would be gone, he would be dead now. alison: his heart was 100% blocked. he was suffering a massive heart attack. if it wasn't for his 13-year-old boy scout, he probably wouldn't be al >> two things come to mind. he will make eagle scout like that. and never going to miss a game. get a lot of playing time. any position he wants. alison: young age to be so clear headed. jonathan: the boy scouts learn these things and it comes back to them. life saving tool. coming up for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- a fine feathered family. find out what is next for the eagles at the national arboretum. alison: the phone lines are open for you if you want to ask the mechanic today. we have the phone bank set up. give them a call. 703-236-9220. get your answers to all of your car questions. jonathan: but first -- >> you will pr

the attorney isaac showed us video shot by a deputy when cabrera taken outside for what was called yard counseling. >> group of guard dressed in black wearing masks and in one case at least carrying shot guns and other weapons will pull you out of yourself beat you and tie new a breath sell and it degrade. >>reporter: we obtained this video today of banks one of the two original plaintiffs. he too says he was given yard counseling. >> i can't do this. >>reporter: lopez still so emotionally distraught he had a hard time telling us what happened to him e.but he did tell his center a letter he wrote. she read it at news briefing in october. >> they beat me until i (bleep) my pachbilitys i was trying to tell him to get off and that i couldn't. >>reporter: echo what others said in letters and interview. >> vic lee abc 7 news. >> legal team for cal assistant basketball coach presented new evidence for this harassment case. he appeals his notice of termination. his lawyer has given uc berkeley 900 text message exchanged between him and female reporter he's accused of had a harassing. it claims

they took offensive lineman isaac seumalo from oregon state.an hackenberg was drafted by the jets. >>> bottom of the fifth. phillies score three in the inning. tied the game at three until the 11th. ryan howard knows sometimes you have to hit it and quit it. fifth home run of the season. phillies won four in a row and 7 of 8. 4-3 the final. that's sports. i'm marshal hars fl harris for sportsnet. >>> nbc10 continues our commitment to clear the shelters and find homes for adoptable pets. this morning we're introduced to dixie. she is looking for a family. the pennsylvania spca is with us this morning. >> i just wanted to make sure she was seen because she is so adorable. yeah. we are having a barks acue today partnering with smoking betty ands at devil's alley. we have the street closed down. it will be outdoors. $35 a ticket. of course, we'll have some adoptable animals. food and drinks are included. i think we'll actually have some nice weather today out of, you know, all of the weekend rain. not tomorrow. for the broad street run. today i thi

they took offensive lineman isaac sa maulo. hackenberg was drafted by the jets. >>> phillies hosting the indiana. david lowe base hit to the right. philly scoring three in the inning to tie the game at three. staying that way until the 11th. ryan's fifth home run of the season walks it off. phillies have won four in a row and 7 of 8. 4-3 the final. that's sports. i'm marshall harris. comcast sportsnet. ♪ we built our factories here because of a huge natural resource. not the land. the water. or power sources. it's the people. american workers. they build world-class products. and that builds communities. and a better future. for all of us. because making something in america means so much, to so many. weathertech. proudly made in america. >>> all right. we're talking about the invictus games. yeah! america's first couple and britain's royalty are in the middle of a social media throw-down. first here is what happened. president obama and first lady michelle obama posted a video on twitter teasing prince harry about bringing it

in arizona owes his life to one of his players. 13-year-old nathan boyer says he thought his coach isaac wen rich was joking when he collapsed. he didn't realize how serious the situation was until he asked him if he was okay and he got no response. he grabbed his phone and called 911. the operator told boyer he needed to do cpr. >> i remembered it from boy scouts a little bit from a couple years ago. like it sort of lining rang a bell. you need to lock your hands and start pushing on his chest. >> if they didn't get cpr, he would have been gone. he would be dead right now. >> wow. his girlfriend says he suffered a massive heart attack. she is grateful boyer knew what do because she says he saved her best friend. >> that's amazing. >> from boy scouts. as a coach, i have coached over 30 years youth sports, you go every year for training for cpr if it happens to a child, a fan in the stands. you never know that you're going to be the one that would need some help one day. >> it's a good thing. >> boy scouts. how about that? >>> let's take a look outside at noontime. sunshine. it looks pret

high school freshman isaac weaver was walking his dog miko when they came across mountain lion hiding lion swatted at the dog. hitting the main vein in his leg. fortunately he survived. >> mountain high i don't know was sitting under some under brush and it kind of hunkered down and i told miko i started to run i yelled for miko and he ran towards it. if he wasn't there i don't think i'd be at school today. i don't know what i'd do without him. >> definitely protected him. miko is wearing a cone as you can see on his head as he heals from his injuries. what a good boy. >>> um-hmm. >>> this party in the studio is getting bigger by the minute. checking back with mike and alex it's been a long day for them they're celebrating the 20th anniversary of "good day philadelphia". 20 years to mark the occasion they're broadcasting live for 20 straight hours right now they're about halfway through. they're getting a little delirious. they're going to go through all night. mike you hanging in? >> yeah. now -- can they hear us. >> halfway point is 11:00 o'clock. >> halfway point is 11:00 o'clock.

and mike, have a good weekend, mike isaac of "the new york times."hank you. >> thanks for having me. >> thanks again, mike. and we can did see chicago pmi and michigan consumer sentiment coming in slightly lower and it is the last trading day of april, and we are on pace for the worst day of the markets since mid-february, and consumer discretionary stocks are boosted by amazon and royal caribbean, and we will talk about it later on in the hour, and meanwhile, warren buffett responded to carl icahn's warning of the reckoning coming in the markets. >> well, you know, there were probably, this is the most wild, and i guess 50,000 people or more that bought the stocks, and 50,000 people, and so i don't kn know if i would pick out any one of them and put too much weight in what they did. >> of course, buffett's trading experience is longer than carl icahn's, but nonetheless, we will have a special on "squawk box" live monday from 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. >> and now, original investor in uber and siri says that it may have lost the ways, and we will explain. >>>