damos las gracias a jacqueline marcelos.obre unos hechos que califican como el mÁs grave conjunto de violaciones de los derechos humanos en la memoria reciente del paÍs. continÚa el festival mex, una muestra de la cultura mexicana a travÉs del arte, la mÚsica y la gastronomÍa entre otras disciplinas. para contarnos quÉ eventos y nos enlazamos con leÓn felipe gonzÁlez. leÓn: querida marÍa leticia lamento no estar contigo, no poder estar con la audiencia, pero no pude resistir la tentaciÓn y me vine caminando unas cuadras desde nuestra oficina para disfrutar de este pedacito de mÉxico en san francisco. como comentas es mex i am, este festival de cultura. vamos a tener la suerte de develar una de las esculturas que va estar aquÍ tres meses, les voy a presentar a rivelino. >> gracias por la invitaciÓn. leÓn: platÍcanos un poco cuÁl es el concepto? >> se llama nuestros silencios, y lo que se trata es de poner a la gente reflexionar sobre la importancia que tiene decir lo que se piensa, tal cual se piensa cuando se piensa a quien

live in the digital operations center jacqueline london nbc10 news. >>> thanks jacqueline. united airlines flights are back up and flying tonight after a computer problem ground the the airline nationwide this morning. the technical glitch only affected five flights at philly international. the ground stop lasted for about two hours. the two hours certainly enough to create massive delays at other major airports take a look at these lines at los angeles international. united says in all, about 3500 flights were affected nationwide. >>> to the riles s rails now. the obama administration says it's coming up with new rules that would require railroads to have video cameras in their locomotive cabs to record actions of the engineers. the ntsb sent a letter to amtrak stating it record inward and outward facing recorders in all trains. the ntsb also asked amtrak to report twice a year on its progress, after reviewing the videos. >>> the cyber stalking case against the family of a man who killed his ex-daughter-in-law at a delaware courthouse is now in the hands of a jury. his mot

i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. this happened in the last hour in southwest philadelphia. nbc 10's keith jones lives in overbrook where this all started. >> keith, what are you hearing about the person arrested? >>. >> reporter: well, i just called police again. not only did they capture a suspect, but they have the suv and a gun. now i want you to imagine the swimming pool behind me at the rec center packed with children. that's how it was when police say a 42-year-old man was ambushed and murdered execution style. >> i'm just thinking god, he was just over there with us today. >> reporter: jasmine hanes is talking about her young son by her side at the tustin reck rec center. your son could have been here. >> if i was here i don't know what i would have did. >> reporter: jasmine says they were doing cardio with about 20 others. the basketball court was packed with kids. >> next thing we hear gunshots pop, pop, pop. we're turning around we have our kids out here playing as well so we're frantic, we rush over, make

jacqueline: i think they are doing that.his is a government that is always about aspiration, which is why i am their supportive of the tories. when we talk about the middle earners, i feel they have been neglected. people need to know that it pays to work. we want people to feel that they can go out there and start a distance and be supported. tha tories are already doing that for women. of course there is always more that can be done. i think at the moment, just supporting businesses in terms of the apprenticeship's they are doing. not increasing vat. that is another one that is very important. i think all of these things are moving in that right direction. manus: we dealt with deficit reduction. we also part -- we also talked about bringing more women into the workforce. your business employs a lot of women. is that getting easier? are you finding it easy to retain women once they join you and they decide to leave the business? jacqueline: this really is a big issue for me because i have been in business 35 years and we ar

[imÁgenes] >> sÓlido, dice estar su matrimonio con jacqueline bracamontes y martÍn fuentes asegura queracacmontes guardÓ silencio por unos dÍas pero luego por twitter dijo que su familia estÁ primero. Él dice que ni hablaron de las imÁgenes. >> nada, nada. nunca se tocÓ ese tema. nos da flojera platicarlo. >> eres un marido bien portado? >> sÍ, claro. siempre. >> este corredor de autos dio las deeclaraciones durante la presentaciÓn del nuevo patrocinador de su escuderÍa. los medios insistieron en el tema de su supuesto desliz. >> mi mujer y yo tenemos mucha comunicaciÓn. o sea que no hay problema. >> pero cuando una mujer ve fotos asÍ de fuertes, sÍ hay una pregunta para el marido: oye, quÉ es esta foto? >> mira, saben quÉ? ahorita estamos hablando... no quiero desviar las cosas. per creo que varias cosas se aclararon. amo a mis princesas. >> martÍn fuentes dijo que estÁ entrenando muy duro para una competencia en estados unidos y que quiere tener otro hijo con jacqueline bracamontes. en la ciudad de mÉxico, inÉs moreno, primer impacto. pamela: le comentamos que operaron a igleesias. f

[mÚsica] bÁrbara: le contamos que rompe el silencio el esposo de la presentadora mexicana, jacquelinesegura que no se irÁ a pique ni por las fotos suyas con mujeres difundidas en marzo por una reevista de espectÁculos en mÉxico. >> al contrario, mi mujer y yo llevamos muy buena comunicaciÓn. la gente tiene que hablar. >> tuviste que darle alguna explicaciÓn por las fotos? >> nada, nada. no hubo ningÚn problema. >> bracacmontes guardÓ silencio por unos dÍas pero luego por twitter dijo que su familia estÁ primero. Él dice que ni hablaron de las imÁgenes. >> nada, nada. nunca se tocÓ ese tema. nos da flojera platicarlo. >> eres un marido bien portado? >> sÍ, claro. siempre. >> este corredor de autos dio las deeclaraciones durante la presentaciÓn del nuevo patrocinador de su escuderÍa. los medios insistieron en el tema de su supuesto desliz. >> mi mujer y yo tenemos mucha comunicaciÓn. o sea que no hay problema. >> pero cuando una mujer ve fotos asÍ de fuertes, sÍ hay una pregunta para el marido: oye, quÉ es esta foto? >> mira, saben quÉ? ahorita estamos hablando... no quiero desviar las

. >> and i'm jacqueline london. >>> a stray bullet hits a 79-year-old woman in north philadelphia. >> this morning she's telling us exactly how it happened. denise nakano is live. denise? >> she saw some men coming up the block. she sensed some trouble, tried to get into her house, and that's when she was struck by gunfire. >> all i was doing was trying to get out of the way. >> reporter: but the 79-year-old grandmother didn't get very far until she felt the sting of a bullet. >> when i jumped up i fell trying to get in the house. i called my son and told him i had been shot and they came out from everywhere. >> they had just robbed a corner store. she considers herself lucky even though a stray bullet ricochetted from her right leg and lodge sbud her right ankle where doctors say it will probably stay permanently. she also panicked bh she tried to get away from danger. >> i jumped up to run into the house, and when i did that i fell. >> reporter: tillman and her friends often sit on their porch late at night. tonight she's unable to get around, talk to go me from her recliner instead

. >> and as we continue our news i'm jacqueline london i'm jim rosenfeld. a girl attacked on a trip to the beach. the search is on for a man who groped a 12-year-old girl underwater in atlantic city. >> police released this sketch of a man they're looking for. as nbc 10s keith jones reports the crime has left beach-goers unnerved. roichl beach-goers we talked to think of predators in the ocean they thing of sharks. when the 12-year-old girl walked right here in the shadow of the casinos. police say she felt a stranger's hand. not once but twice police say. >> make me scared for my own kids for other people's kids. >> she looks after three boys in nearly the same spot here at annapolis avenue the 12-year-old girl was allege lead groped. >> surreal. >> makes me keep a closer watch on my kids at the beach. >> reporter: like today the beach wasn't crowded the 12-year-old swimming with a friend caught a grown man staring at him. detectives think he looks like this. he inched closer closer closer and to the girls and he grabbed the 12-year-old's thigh and then gr

i'm jacqueline london. cosby made that admission in 2005 while testifying in a philadelphia lawsuit filed by a former temple university employee. this revelation comes after dozens of women have gone public accusing cosby of drugging and raping them. keith jones is live in the digital operations center with more on the court documents released today. what can you tell us? >> reporter: this is what bill cosby said under only in 2005. it's an exclamation point on a long list of allegations published by the associated press today that have happened since then. a new admission from bill cosby made during a deposition in 2005. the accuser, a former temple university official. a lawyer asked cosby, when you got the quaaludes was it in your mind that you were going to use these quaaludes for young women that you wanted to have sex with? cosby answered yes, according to the deposition. he was never charged in connection with the claims. the case was dismissed. it caps years of allegations highlighted by the associa

nbc10's jacqueline london joins us live in the digital operations center with more on the principal's arrest. >> tonight police are asking any other possible victims of this former principal to come forward. his name is george symonds. he was the principal at the concept school in thornbury township before being fired. prosecutors say he began inappropriate relationship involving contact with an eighth grade student last year. they say he told the boy to quote, not fight love during gropings in his office and the school bathroom. symonds allegedly told the boy to delete any text missessages and e-mails between the two or he could go to jail. according to his attorneys, symonds will fight the charges in court. live in the digital operations center jacqueline london nbc10 news. >>> new reaction this evening to bill cosby's admission in a deposition. prosecutors say the new revelation about sex and drugs probably won't bring criminal charges. former montgomery county district attorney bruce castor says he simply didn't have enough evidence against cosby to file sexual assault charges in

jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. >>> sky force 10 live over breaking news. this is coming to us tonight out of delaware county. look at these flames. crews right now on the scene of this fire. this is along 69th street in upper darby. you can see the commercial district here. authorities telling us a payless shoe store is what's on fire. no reports of any injuries but the fire right now at two alarms raging out of control. we will continue to monitor the situation and bring you more information as soon as it comes in to nbc 10. >>> new information on the stabbing death of a young mother. police say two fights broke out in two different locations before anita cotton was killed. the 17-year-old girl and her friends were watching the fireworks saturday in south philly when a fight broke out. the group took a septa train to hunting park and broad where a second fight broke out in the parking lot of a walgreens store. someone stabbed cotton in the back, the arm and also the neck. she later died at einstein hospital. >> i just hope the other girl just turns hersel

live in the digital operations center jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. >>> there is now a bill on the table to ban lgbt discrimination. senator cory booker of new jersey along with house and senate democrats introduced the legislation today. the bill would add sexual orientation and gender identity to federal anti-discrimination laws. advocates say the move is needed since most states do not include either category in their anti-discrimination statutes. >>> listen to this. isis has become a bigger threat than al qaeda. that candid comment came from the head of the fbi. fbi director james comey spoke during a security forum in colorado. he spoke about isis' efforts in particular to inspire troubled americans to violence. he says that's become more of a threat to the u.s. than an attack by al qaeda and get this. social media is largely responsible. >> they have adopted a model that takes advantage of social media in a way to crowd source terrorism. >> the fbi says it's arrested a significant number of people over the last eight weeks who had been radicalized by isis. >>> 200 residents e

>> jacqueline schultz live for us in chatanooga.hank you, jacqueline. >>> inspectors are looking at the damage done after this accident in northeast philadelphia. you can see a car crashed into a building on 1700 block of welsh road. luckily it's abandoned. the driver was not hur. there's just a big cleanup that needs to happen as you can see. >>> right up i-95 a frightening night. 11 commercial flights carrying hundreds of passengers over new jersey flashed lie lasers. the lasers hit the cockpits along with the sides of the plane at newark international airport a federal investigation is underway. laura ingle shows us where it all stands. >> reporter: the federal aviation administration is investigating nearly a dozen reports of laser lights targeting commercial airlines. the incidents took place between 9:00 and 10:30 last night a majority of the flights were headed to newark liberty international airport. others were destined for new york and pittsburgh. >> that's pretty insane. that's pretty dangerous. >> reporter: laser lights

jacqueline london, nbc10 news. >>> more fallout for donald trump. espn announced the espy celebrity golf classic will not be played at trump's course in los angeles. the annual charity tournament was supposed to be played at trump national a week from today. it benefits the foundation stuart scott memorial cancer research fund. it provides resources for important cancer research for minority populations. espn is the latest in just a long line of companies to cut ties with trump after his comments about mexican immigrants. trump told reporters, not a big deal. >>> this afternoon we have new video of former florida state quarterback de'andre johnson punching a woman inside a bar. we want to warn you, this video is jarring. you're going to see in the surveillance video johnson is seen arguing with the woman, and she raises a fist, he grabs her arm, she tries to hit him, but he punches her in the face. this happened two weeks ago. johnson is charged now with misdemeanor battery. his attorney said while his client is embarrassed and apologetic the woman

jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. >> head to our website to hear from the survivor of that day. it's an interview you will only see on nbc10.com. >>> traffic alert for the weekend. lincoln drive in philadelphia where close tomorrow even to walkers, joggers and cyclists. crews will make repairs as well as perform maintenance. lincoln drive will be shut down saturday from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 between wissahickon avenue and ridge avenue. in just a few hours liftoff will take place for a hot air balloon festival in central jersey. 100 balloons how cool is this will rise into the air at 6:30 tonight in hunterdon the county. you will see balloons shaped like a dinosaur a whale and a panda bear. it runs through sunday night. >>> the shop famous for jeans and teeshirts will close the first of 175 stores on sunday. gap's brick and mortar stores have been slammed by online competition. now the retailer is hoping fewer stores will spur new interest from customers. gap officials say they plan to focus on the most successful locations. stores scheduled to close in our region include the gap at

jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. >>> 100 homes and businesses were left without power in society hill today because of an underground fire. sky force 10 over the scene at second and walnut streets. happened around noon. police closed nearby streets while peco crews worked to fix a burned transformer. we just checked. about 25 customers still without power. >>> police arrested a homeless man in connection with this fire right here that burned through several stores in upper darby. 54-year-old james morris is now charged with criminal trespass and theft. police say he was squatting on the second floor of the payless shoe store on 69th street giving scrap metal to another man in exchange for alcohol. police say morris was inside when the fire started monday and believe he and possibly several other people had been living in the building for some time. authorities tell us they found no evidence arson is involved. >> there are some signs that possibly there was electric up there and we're trying to determine whether it was there or it was tied in at one point and not tied in properly. that

jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. >>> this just in. a ruling on football star tom brady's suspension. 90 minutes ago, the nfl commissioner upheld brady's four-game suspension. commissioner roger goodell suspended the quarterback for using underinflated footballs during last season's afc championship game. he appealed the punishment but the patriots star will have to sit out the first four games of the regular season. >>> now to the wild police chase through several local communities that many of you watched play out live last night. today nbc 10 learned a lot about the man police say was behind the wheel of that van there. police say he is robert ritter from blackwood, camden county. we just got this mug shot in the last hour. this chase started in oaklyn went over the walt whitman bridge into south philadelphia back across the river through camden gloucester city and deptford, then back through philadelphia over the ben franklin bridge into north philadelphia and it finally ended near philadelphia international airport. today, nbc 10'

jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. >>> greece's employment minister suggests leaving the eurozone would be the worst possible option for the country. yesterday, greek voters rejected a proposal from the country's creditors. the deal was for more austerity measures in return for more rescue loans. the employment minister still believes there's time to hammer out a deal but the country's finance minister stepped down after yesterday's vote and the country is at risk of a financial crash. here's a live look at the big board on the new york stock exchange. the closing bell just rang. the dow dipped slightly but recovered from sharp opening losses as traders shook off concerns of the greece debt crisis. >>> pope francis is in ecuador today for the first stop on his week long trip to south america. the pontiff visited the country's largest city to celebrate mass and to meet with an old friend and mentor. the first latin american pope will also visit bolivia and paraguay. the two themes of his trip caring for the people marginalized by society and pursuing socially responsible economic develop

he became a real de gaulle fan because he and christian and jacqueline in the post-war period agreedportant thing for france to do is leave algeria and they think that de gaulle is the only one with the strength to do that which in fact was the case. >> rose: the tragedy of this story is some people don't survive. >> several members to have the family not involved in the resistance do not survive were arrested three weeks before the liberation, they come for christian, christian is not there so they take people there in her place they are shipped off to the last train to germany and die in the camps. >> rose: three weeks before the end of the war. >> three weeks before the end of the war last train to germany, hence the name of the book, "the cost of courage." >> rose: what do you want us to understand about the resnins. >> well, i want people to realize it existed. people would say regularly to me, oh, was there a french resistance? >> rose: why would they say that? >> because there is a knee-jerk reaction on the part of many americans that france didn't behave well during world war

jacqueline london is here with details about what ikea is doing to prevent any more deaths. >> ikea is offering a free wall anchoring kit for dressers and chests. the government is urging other furniture companies to do the same. the consumer product safety commission and ikea of conshohocken announced the deal this morning. consumers are urged not to use ikea's children's chests and drawers higher than 23 inches unless they are securely anchored to the wall. two children in two years were killed by falling dressers. curran was pinned against his bed after climbing a 136 pound chest and it tipped over on him. his mother found him in the morning, he died later that day. his mother sued ikea saying the company knew the dressers were dangerous and did not include warnings or hardware to prevent an accident. ikea says we are committed to helping raise the awareness of this serious home safety issue. and continue to provide consumers with the tools and knowledge they need to prevent these accidents. the cpsc is urging other furniture makers to commit themselves -- >> for more on the warning

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jacqueline london, nbc 10 news.better luck next year. >>> new information about pictures of a couple having sex on the roof of the federal courthouse in harrisburg. the u.s. marshal service confirms one of its employees is in the pictures. they haven't released his or her name. a neighbor took pictures of the pair on the roof of the ronald reagan federal courthouse citing concern about security there. the marshals service says it's confident there are no security issues. >>> now to a recall. general motors is recalling nearly 780,000 crossover suvs. most of them in the u.s. this affects certain buick enclaves gmc acadia models chevy traverse and saturn outlook. the company has 56 reports of injuries. to see if your suv is affected visit the nbc 10 news app. >>> the head of the federal government personnel office resigned today after a massive data breach was revealed. president obama accepted the resignation this morning. her resignation comes the day after her agency disclosed that hackers stole the personal inform

nbc 10's jacqueline london joins us with more. what did he have to say? >> mayor nutter said philadelphians have nothing to be afraid of when it comes to plans for the world meeting of families. people are wondering what's going to happen whashgs are the roads going to be like. nutter is calling the pope's visit once in a lifetime, saying there will be some inconvenient ens ances. as for where a security fence may be placed the mayor said an official perimeter has not been determined yet but he is aware people need to start figuring out their plans. >> i have taken two personal requests from folks who are due to deliver their babies on the day that pope francis is supposed to arrive. they live in center city. their hospital is in center city. other than hoping to maybe get a blessing they are really concerned about kind of getting from point a to at least point b. >> the mayor said he will be making an announcement with new information about the event next week. septa was also supposed to hold a news conference today to discuss when it would put the papal

jacqueline battle scraped some of the mud from the clothing and ground it to a fine powder. battle sifted and weighed the samples. and then examined them under a polarizing microscope. the mud from janise's clothing contained bentonite. >> bentonite is a clay-like material comprised of minerals of aluminum silicates, magnesium and iron oxides. ranchers would add bentonite as a sealant so that the water would be retained in the watering hole versus seeping through into the ground. >> the bentonite on janice's clothing was identical to the sample from the pond behind her ex-husband's camp. battles examined mud samples from other ponds in the national park, but none matched the mud from janice's clothing. >> we were ecstatic because we're now able to show she was lying and we were now able to show her in an area where the murder weapon was stolen. >> to investigators, this was proof that janice had stolen her ex-husband's gun, possibly in an attempt to frame him. >> we were able to put janice dodson at her ex-husband's camp. we couldn't put the ex-husband at her camp. >> perhap

it can be purchased on line but former officer joseph jacqueline says it is just a bad idea even if it is not illegal. >> there is no law per se but you have to use law of nonsense which in my lifetime is not that common. >> reporter: jacqueline says officers face the unknown and sometimes have just a split second to make a decision against a perceived threat. >> sometimes mistakes happen and they are only human. >> reporter: sometimes real weapon does look fake like a toy. recently nypd's 23rd precinct warned its own officers about a real gun disguised as a water gun. >> bad guys, the guy needs gun they paint them orange. they put tips on them to trick law enforcement. >> reporter: as for novelty cases herbert hopes they avoid them all together and he calls them nothing less than a death trap. >> that was valerie castro reporting. herbert is hoping for legislation to ban sale and possession of those cases. >>> philadelphia city controller alan butkovitz says his most recent inspection of city school buildings once again found unsanitary, dangerous conditions. this is the 20 schools tu

. >> reporter: jacqueline and jim, that swat officer received an award after he was shot five years ago. again this morning he was shot in the line of duty. a swat officer defied the odds in the line of duty in five years. >> that's what those guys do. they risk their lives. it's just absolutely amazing. >> reporter: the officer took a bullet to the abdomen this morning while trying to arrest murder suspect devon guisherd in northeast philadelphia. police say guisherd grabbed a gun, turned then shot the officer. >> that's why he ran because he knew he didn't stand a chance. >> reporter: this is round two for the 17-year veteran of the force. >> fortunately, he was wearing his body armor. and the round he was struck e with his family. >> reporter: in 2010, a bullet proof vest took the impact of a bullet during a raid in summerdale. >> again high risk situation, barricaded suspect. this time it was a high risk warrant being executed. >> reporter: he's thankful this 41-year-old swat officer is alive and doing well. >> he's a very fortunate man. >> reporter: he will return to work when he's

if you believe the stories, that's where jack kennedy proposed to his girlfriend jacqueline bouvier. one man who claims he was there that night stopped in for dinner with his daughter. 98-year-old marion smock says at the time he didn't think that much of it. >> i didn't think of it as anything so unusual for a young couple sitting in the window booth. >> that's right. you just never know. the booth now has a plaque that reads "the proposal booth." but there are some historians who say the proposal actually happened in boston. others claim jfk proposed via telegram when jackie was in london. i don't know. >>> that's all for "news4 this week." i'm veronica johnson. thanks for joining us everybody. we leave you with amazing video of a hammerhead shark coming ashore in ocean city. until next time be safe be this summer take flight, without having to take a flight. because all the thrills you need are right here at busch gardens, and water country usa. in williamsburg, va. like the daring new coaster tempesto. so ride together slide together whether it's monster drops collossal curls or

. >> reporter: jacqueline, new jersey transit and its riders say cell phone use by drivers is really but as in so many situations nowadays when passengers see a violation, they often take out their own cell phone and document the dangerous driving. behind the glass divider, hand up to his ear, you can see this new jersey transit bus9er9ju apparently caught in angry. i wanted to yell at him. >> reporter: she asked us not to show her face because she has to ride these buses daily. she tells us on saturday evening, she first noticed the driver's head looking down away from the road apparently texting as he drove. when he picked up the phone and made two calls she felt her own safety was in jeopardy. >> if you're committing yourself to driving people to and from places they have to go you have to do it safely. >> reporter: an nbc10 viewer exposed this private china town bus driver texting 7 while driving the new jersey turnpike. we asked tonight how bus drivers are monitored. new jersey transit tells us itq ; &háhp &hc% sends under cover supervisors onk÷8ç)íñ routesi= o makeja'n sure ru

>> jacqueline: >> gary: good evening! >> gary: usa out played them in the first half (cheers & applause) >> gary: germany came back! >> gary:-making it 2/0 in the finaels! >> gary:adding one more this sunday. (cheers & applause) >> gary: the the excitement ! that is where you want to have your kids with you. >> gary:giants today in the marlin stadium. >> gary: they have a dome stadium in case of rain but no rain today. >> gary: one of the last guns that cannot use batting gloves he is a big strong country boy as they say. his record is now 6/6. nice bear hands >> gary: here i go! >> gary: very impressed >> gary: mr. twitter >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: one of those things if you tweet it you tweets. >> pam: we brag about you all the time. >> gary: well, not about twitter. >> pam: ok. >> gary: tremont green and must angeles. here is the deal. if she stays with the warriors they could offer him $15.8 million accurate and that is more than any other 10 could offer him by any account. he is going to probably go of words of 10

. >>> that's nbc10 at 11:00, i'm jacqueline london. >> thanks for joining us.he tonight show is next. iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jason segel. amy sedaris.

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good evening, i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield.he holiday weekend is officially here we have live team coverage on the fourth of july weekend from fireworks to security. >> we begin with brittney shipp, you're tracking the potential for rain? >> as we head into tonight. we're starting to see a few light showers drifting into parts of wilmington. but i'll back up the radar so you can see the brunt of the moisture is going to pass to the north of us and then we have this other piece of image that's going to go to the south. as we head to the next couple hours, we're going to see a few light showers moving into the region. future weather shows tomorrow morning by 9:00 10:00, that's when we'll see this moisture starting to push into parts of the poconos and the lehigh valley, into northern parts of lancaster county. as i progress the model even more closer to 2:00 p.m. is when we have the chance to see a few light, quick passing showers. out of the lehigh valley area to the north of philadelphia a few lingering showers to in the aftern

jacqueline, says that she had warned authorities that increased truck traffic in the area might leading like this. >> one year ago i said somebody is going to get killed here or there is a truck that will go through my house. that is exactly what i told them. >> well, new she says she will stay with her son for the time being. that truck driver has had minor injuries in the crash. >> wow. >> meanwhile, two massachusetts police officers are thanking their lucky stars after a ford explorer narrowly missed running them over. surveillance shows the officers in a cleanly mark crosswalk. officers jumped in their car and pulled that driver over. they say the woman was on her phone, too busy text go to see them. >> we looked over and we saw the vehicle, right there and we just kind of just, maneuver to get out of the line of fire. >> i saw two text messages right around that same time period. >> driver, almost hit those officers were cited for failure to yield and find $200 but wow it could have been much worse. can you you imagine if she struck those officers. >> so scary. >> always see exa

late this afternoon, sprint agreed to waive jacqueline's termination fee and finally gave her the $450r bringing her nephews over from at&t. sprint discontinued the family plan now or family plan as they call it. they say with any plan customers have a choice how they purchase devices and some include contracts terms. if you have a consumer problem email us at consumerwatch@cbssf.com. >> she was fired up and i don't blame her. >> that language was very confusing. commitment, it's also kind of a contract. >> what you don't realize even if it is a no contract plan with any carrier if you buy a discounted phone from them, they are $400 out of the box, you buy discounted plan they want something in return that generally means a commitment. >> thank you. >>> well, now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." scott pelley is in new york. scott. >> reporter: hi, allen and liz. great to be with you in the bay area. here's the "cbs evening news" tonight. a monumental glitch halts all trading at the new york stock exchange. just hours after a computer defect grounds united airlines.

jacqueline london is live to explain why. >> everyone has their favorite flavor of water ice, you may have to change your order the next time you go to ritas. they're no longer serving their signature frozen custard because of the egg shortage. they will replace that custard with soft serve ice cream which is eggless. all stores across the country are affected and will have to transition to the alternative product. rita's will bring back the frozen custard just as soon as supply levels return to normal. there's no time line for when that might be. >>> today on capitol hill delaware senator tom carper invited a delaware animal scientist to speak about the avian flu threat to congress. it's a significant issue for the delmarva peninsula's poultry industry. the congressional hearing looked into the response to the current outbreak and what delaware and other states need to do if the threat spreads to the east coast coast. >> all normal farm activities must cease immediately. and the farm must be prepared to implement a biosecurity plan. >> avian flu outbreaks have affected 48 million bir

the moment jacqueline modena has been waiting for.las honk, al jazeera dacca. >> how the european union is struggling to locate tens of thousands of immigrants across europe. >>> the banks in greece have reopened you but serious challenges remain. >> the greek government met two debt payments today to the international monetary fund and the european central bank. it used an emergency $7.7 billion loan from creditors to meet the dealt line. also banks reopened for the first time in three weeks but strict limits remain on withdrawals. the country is not close to being back to business as usual. mohammed jamjun reports. >> lazarus has been sewing sweaters since 1978. this isn't the first time he last had to shield his knitting company estos from a maelstrom. his employees are working as efficiently and these machines are moving as swiftly as ever. still in his offices lazarus says it's been a situation. >> i wasn't able to write checks or pay suppliers, goods coming from abroad. >> lazarus is relieved that the drama has come to an end. a

and, of course, jacqueline kennedy worked to save various places, like grand central station.id frances folsom cleveland get involved in any way? did she attend democratic conventions? did she use her influence in any political way? susan swain: thanks, marvin. and we will get to that story in just a couple minutes. thanks for asking that question, because it's an important one to understand her influence over time. patricia, gloucester massachusetts, your question? patricia : oh, hello, susan. i never miss your fine friday night program. susan swain: thank you. patricia: i've just written a book about my grandfather, william woodward baldwin of baltimore, and there's the chapter that i've written about grover cleveland and frances folsom, because cleveland appointed my grandfather an undersecretary of state in 1896. and his wife, katherine willard, was frances folsom's closest friend at wells college in aurora, and they often visited the clevelands at the white house. and frances folsom was the godmother to my father in the white house, and i still have the long dress. my que

the bill is named for rachel and jacqueline holk of southern california.ed in the fiery crash of a rented pt cruiser back in 2004. now you may remember my reports showed enterprise rented the car even though it will been recalled for a steering problem. the family was shocked to find out there is nothing to stop rentals of defective cars. today's bill would change all that making it illegal to rent out recalled cars before they are repaired. the bill now goes to the house of representative. i will of course keep track of what happens. >>> ford took a bold step putting aluminum siding, i should say this year, putting aluminum siding instead of steel on its trucks. crash test shows mixed results. highway safety provided th this crash test video showing the super model did well earning a top safety rating. however, the super cap version did poorly in some tests. test results are found repairs cost more more aluminum siding than steel. ford says new models meet the highest government standing however it does play for improvement next year. >>> a clothing chain

. >> jacqueline and keith, that's right, where we're standing right now, it was knee deep in water. the storm drains right here simply couldn't keep up. we're right in between the home depot and absecon boulevard. you can still see some of the trash out here in the roadway. drivers drove right through it. all thanks to mother nature. this is video of the downpours during the morning rush hour on the atlantic city expressway by 10:00 a.m. rush hour drivers were lying on the white horse pike got the brunt of the storm. it looked more like a lake than a road. >> it was a monsoon around here. >> drivers found out the hard way about. >> you got soaking wet? >> it's a foot. oh, my god. >> it was a mess. >> yeah it's a mess. >> when their engines stalled. >> keeps you guys busy on days like today. >> i was up over my knees. i was up to my waste. >> a long history of flooding joe fair weather took these photos of flooding he says nearly touched his mailbox. he's using five pumps to get water out of his neighbor's crawl space. >> they did drainage cracks over the years. i had to push cars ou

. >> keith and jacqueline we are talking about a lot of 90 degree temperatures in the forecast. today we have a first alert weather day. this goes into tomorrow as well. we're talking about dangerous heat staying in the forecast we will be feeling close to 100 degrees tomorrow and even today some areas do feel like the upper 90s, thunderstorms also in the forecast tomorrow mostly in the afternoon i'll show you the timing coming up. feels like temperature right now, when you factor in the humidity, this is what it feels like when you step outside, 98 degrees is the feels like temperature in philadelphia. 88 in wildwood. that's where you can get a little bit of relief. feels like 97 degrees in wilmington. we have an excessive heat warning, and this one will continue through the area even through part of the day tomorrow, you want to stay hydrated. avoid the peek heat hours, wear loose fitting clothing and if you have to be outside, stay cool by going inside periodically, or at least staying in the shade. some areas seeing relief from the heat mostly in delaware, we have heavy show

. >> congresswoman jacqueline lee has been vocal and congresswoman maloney. they are attempting to get meetings with our president. i think that there's actually - they are people on both sides, and that is ultimately what we need. >> when i taught on the college level i used to joke with them i reached out to them on my space. none responded. they were awkward and i realized they were joking and i realized myspace was old school. 10 years from now, will the social campaigns be relevant? >> i think certainly communication online communication and social spaces is going to remain for at least the foreseeable long term. let's put it that way. in digital terms. so that i do not think is changing. there has been a lot of trends that have been happening, based on consumer user behaviour. such things as now there's retraction from open public communication to a lot of people wanting that private one to one or not saved communication back. so i think we are going to see those types of waves, which is what types of communications we want. how people are connecting. h

. >> jacqueline onassis herself went.ams in "deep throat" were celebrities. >> i would look to see, legitimate films and so-called pornographic films merged together. i think the two industries have to mrnlg together. >> do people walk up on the street and recognize you? >> people are afraid of me. >> this is the time when the sexual revolution went mainstream. you could go to the grocery store and buy sex advice in line at the checkout counter. you could buy a kind of knowingness or awareness about sex that was different than what was widely available in the past. >> the real way that the sexual revolution filtered done to us was the reading materials we were discovering in our parent's houses including "the joy of sex." modern marriage manual. one of the things that made the book famous was its illustrations >> you found text accompanied by specific nude drawings of all manifestations of sexual acts and behavior and posturing. >> why did you write the book? >> well i think it is the first one based on the knowledge of 1

. >> jacqueline kennedy took that model and became very much involved in the planning of the funeralcess. >> with that, the legacy. lucretia garfield, we mentioned the papers she was preserving. she approved statues. she was really hands-on whenever it had anything to do with them. >> how did the children react to their father's assassination? >> i do not remember the ages and they were not all there when he died. two of the boys were young. there were two other boys, college-age. >> the amazing thing is that there is a fund drive for the garfield family. somewhere between $350,000 and $360,000 raised for the family. >> extraordinary. >> were people sending money from all over the place? >> she really captured people's imaginations. it was a brief moment in our history. it was so different from the way people reacted to mary lincoln. because of mrs. garfield's being awarded almost immediately by congress a presidential widow's pension of $5,000 a year, that also benefited the other surviving presidential widows. true to form, mrs. lincoln's reaction was, i am sure somebody is going t

andrÉ dies in a plane crash in 1978 and jacqueline dies of cancer in the 1990's.izes the story will die with her unless she does something about it. she is above all a woman of duty, so she hired a research assistant from the sorbonne and force yourself to write 40 pages for her grandchildren. at that point, the door was open. i translated into english right away, and from that moment on she was not eager, but willing to talk about the story. charlie: tell me about the recruitment of entrÉe. -- of andre. charles: his older brother is your rooted at the end of 1940 by his boss at the finance ministry. andre asked the older brother robert to come into the resistance. he said i don't want to do that, but you talk to my little brother andre and he will come right in. and he did, and he stayed until 1942 when he was told the gestapo was going to arrest him. he gets arrested escapes, gets arrested, escapes, makes contact with the british consul in madrid who gets him on the airplane to england. in may of 1943, he meets charles de gaulle and tells him he wants to go back

when she went with jfk to france, jfk said i'm the man who accompanied jacqueline kennedy to paris. she dazzled the gall with her knowledge of french history, literature, and art. and to call later said i now have more confidence in your country. she met khrushchev in vienna. the press wanted khrushchev to shake kennedy's hand. he said it i want to shake her hand first. she went to goodwill ambassador trips to pakistan and india. the prime minister was captivated by jackie. he broke protocol and went to the airport to meet her. the president of pakistan gave her a gelding. on the motorcade from the airport, 100,000 people waved american flags, sharing the cars with rose petals. one of her biggest projects was the white house renovation. she wanted to redecorate the family rooms and wanted to historically restore the public rooms. after the renovation during the truman time, truman didn't do much to redecorate. they were on their way out. she said i'm going to leave that up to somebody else. jackie kennedy took this on. she went all over trying to find pieces of furniture that had be

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specific location the embarcadero mostly cloudy skies temperatures will be lower 60s in oakland and jacqueline and square 6 secure once been montagu the shoreline amphitheater plan on the upper 60s the same for downtown dallas goal of the alameda county fair in downtown livermore to the to blacks to be on a slightly milder side with those mid-70s the tech a look at the forecast of your voice be and they listened to purchase right not to the upper 50s into the next our plan on some of the '50s to continue on if the will start to restore low to mid 60s by noon by the early afternoon mid-60's will continue to prevail across the area by 6:00 p.m. low 60s and then the to befall to the upper 50s it will be breezy at times with the winds gusting up to 25 mi. our the storm tracker 4 radar and we do have a few isolated showers across the mid peninsula were look and a hillsboro off of the southwest will continue to track off to the pacifica this morning you could be done with a straight shower from hillsborough we're talking about the forecast looks pretty good but temperatures here was what we are talk