jeff: no. charlie: no. jeff: too strong. charlie: here is what is interesting to me.ering -- it couldn't -- that is what his wiring or dna. jeff: deny, deny, deny all you want. there it is. that is how you are wired. the fact that she comes in and she is 27, and now it is still what he did. he runs out of the room. he is as screwed up as he was. maybe more so. can a 40-year-old and a 12-year-old camera --, can this be the love of their lives? for a lot of the play you think maybe. charlie: you forget she is 12. jeff: one of the things about the production is, don't forget the 12-year-old. charlie: 12 becomes the number because these two people had a thing happen. he was the responsible adult and he should've known better. he should have controlled. jeff: sure should have. yeah. charlie: here is also what is interesting, the notion that you don't think there was anything he could do. this was in him. he can deny and try to build a new thing, but in the end, it is there. jeff: it is in me. it may me believe. he believes that. he believes he is not one of them. whether h

jeff: yes.harlie what is the process of : becoming a cbs news correspondent in the london bureau or the los angeles bureau? jeff: it depends. came,ends on the time you by the way. morley was trained by the original people at cbs. and so was don hewitt. charlie: murrow's boys. jeff: that's very important. morley got there afterwards but dick salant was in charge. fred friendly was still around. those with the giants at cbs news. the way we tell stories which is really different. we could spend an hour talking about this right now. it involves a simplicity. not a lot of adjectives. a simplicity yet when morley would find the right word it would change the story. the reason we've had these correspondents all these years is because they learn that. they have learned that over the years. the cbs news style. i have aborted my office which -- a board in my office which is forbidden words. newspeak.ike charlie: what is the for but in word? jeff clear is one. : that is reporter speak. you only hear repor

jeff: i appreciate that, too.le want to read it, they can go ahead and make their own conclusions. this whole investigation into emails is not over with yet. i think as the senator said, we want to let the process play itself out and then people can make a decision. john: it's clear to your posture is no longer the posture of senator sanders which is no one cares about your damn emails. voters should read this report and come to their own conclusions and important enough that you're pushing them in that direction as opposed to saying this is irrelevant and move on to other issues? jeff: you're overreading what i just said. what bernie sanders is concerned about is the substantive differences between himself and secretary clinton. if there is an issue of judgment, it's voting for the iraq war and carrying on with a hawkish foreign policy sense not learning the lessons from that war. mark: going back to the debate, are you the main point of contact with the trump campaign? jeff: i don't really want to name names. i

jeff: i would say that's a yes. seems like you agree with us, it's in your interest to get this thing to happen. you're a busy man. how much time were you going to invest in trying to pull this off and when will you know if it's real? jeff: i would hope we know pretty soon. the california primary is coming up. it would be best for the people of california to have the debate beforehand. it's a clash of ideas and substance and a real opportunity for people in california and the rest of the country. mark: your candidate famously said early on in the contest that he didn't care much about hillary clinton's darn emails. jeff: i think it was damn emails. mark: i was trying to quote paul ryan, he likes the word darn. in the wake of the i.g. report, is there anything that voters should look at that report and compare bernie sanders and hillary clinton, here is what they should know about hillary clinton based on the report? jeff: the report speaks for itself. bernie sanders is very clear he wants a campaign on the substanti

joining me now is jeff fager the second of producer of 60 minutes. he produced many of his historians. you knew him well. when did you first get to know morley safer? jeff: i was in the london bureau which was always a special place. mid-1980's.in the morley would come through and work with his brother. those two did so much together. they traveled the world together. they spent so much time together. it was a brilliant team. i always thought wouldn't it be amazing to someday work with morley safer. i got to 60 minutes at the end of the 80's. steve kroft and i joined together. i was fortunate enough to get on morley safer's team. rose: much has been said about his capacity to put words to pictures. the tradition at cbs news which starts with fred friendly and and romero is just the opposite. words for the year. writing for the year. -- for the year. ear. pedro's desk in london. it meant so much to him. he was naturally gifted as a writer. incredible command of the language. he took it to another place on 60 minutes. year butiting for the also to the

jeff: no. mean, the clinton campaign has not weighed in on this per se, but i think people perceive themselves as operating in the interest of the clinton campaign. mark: given the success you have had and will likely have the remaining contents, are you going to go with the posture of trying to do everything you can to win over super delegates in philadelphia, and so philadelphia will be more about or at least partially about fighting for the nomination rather than coming together behind secretary clinton and fighting donald trump? is that fair to say? jeff: well, i think what is fair to say whoever comes out of the convention as the nominee will come out with a united party that is prepared to take on trump and the republicans. i think that is certainly fair to say. you know this process has a long , way to go. to see if the delegate margin can be taken down substantially. there certainly would be an appeal to superdelegates, and the senator has said that himself, that there are other issues

jeff: absolutely.e between what tom wants to talk about and what he does not want to talk about arehe ones that look great under pressure, but most of the technology names are vulnerable. tom: jeff degraaf and carl weinberg. tomorrow, we synthesize across economics, finance, investment. our guest will join us with a distinctive emerging-market view with dell tech. upures of three, dow futures 24. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." economics.t week for jobs day. here is funny quinn. chrysler's ceo is about to take more responsibilities on. he is about and be named ceo of ferrari. entrepreneur claims he is the creator of bitcoin. that is according to the bbc. the network says craig wright provided technical proof to back up his claim. he kept quite in december when two magazines said he was likely bitcoin's creator. it is the first day on the job for the ceo of delta airlines. bastion -- is -- and ed bastian is taking over for -- >> the u.s. to chin

"action news" reporter jeff chirico live at the scene with the details, jeff?, walter, sarah a, henry avenue is still shut down as the accident investigation division, tries to figure out what caused this two vehicle crash. and as you said, nine people were injured and we have just learned that a young boy, age somewhere between five and seven years old, has died. "action news" has been on the scene as one of more than a half dozen ambulances... "action news" was on the scene as one of more than a half dozen ambulances rushed a victim to the hospital, and the front end of a blue mazda was completely mangled. witness who stopped to help say several people were thrown from the black mazda vehicle, including children. "action news" has learned that one of those children is a two to three month-old, that young girl, is in critical with you but stable condition. philadelphia police captain says that several people, including two off-duty police officers stopped to render aid. here's what he had to say about the people involved in the accident. >> at this time we can

. >> jeff: i liked that little technology. that three. that's good. >> mike: that's outstanding work right there. >> jeff: hand up and still man down. >> mark: that's good. >> jeff: sometimes that's how it is. >> mark: you do everything you're supposed to do defensively and it doesn't matter. >> mike: lowry pull a two pointer. he had 33 in game three. 36 in game six and his third 30-point game of the series. lost out of bounds, toronto ball as wade comes off hobbling. mark, just as you suggested, a foul biyombo, they have got still 3:00 left to do this strategy. see he turned that left ankle there, that's how he lost the ball. >> mark: looked like the right ankle, mike. did it? i think it's the right ankle. >> mike: yep, you're right. biyombo 2-7. for his career he's 53%. that right footsteping on lowry's foot. that's what caused it to turn. shakes his head no. does not want to come out. biyombo misses a pair and another offensive rebound. such a deflating play especially when you do that strategy. they foul biyombo with 4:57 remaining. >

"action news" reporter jeff chirico is live at the township with much more, jeff. >> reporter: hi, walter. police say around 3:45 a car was traveling westbound here on route 49, when for some reason it crossed into the eastbound lanes and into the shoulder and then hit the that evergreen tree. you see a small memorial is growing at its base. we are told that the young lady, four of them in that car were attending bridgeton high school's prom, earlier in the evening. so police say 17 year-old d.a. sa saltan and mikayla a mostly died at the scene. two other girls were, seriously injured, one in critical condition right now. we spoke with a neighbor who lives right next to the crash scene and she describe coming out, and speaking with the young men who also attended the prom, with these young ladies. >> just supposed to be a happy night. >> a happy night. >> it is sad at this moment. it is tough to enjoy this moment when you are not able to talk bit. >> a car hit a tree and woke me up and we both came out, and i saw the three boys, and they all were headed back from ocean city. i guess it wa

jeff: excellent question. the biggest pushback we get from clients over the view that these are transient disruptions, there are so many of them, is it is systemic. think of strikes in kuwait or civil unrest in nigeria. is this a random event or the cause of the lower prices? i would argue, yes, i cannot dismiss this -- there is too many of them to say they are idiosyncratic, one-off events because they become systemic. when we look at it historically, and you typically find that under stress -- you are running these platforms longer than you you normally would, which creates the need to take them down for maintenance longer. i do not want to completely dismiss this as being independent of the price environment. however, i just don't see it as come again, pointing to the fact that we were looking for the sustainable deficit in the third fourth quarter that is really going to get us excited. alix: is there. -- scarlet: is there predictability to supply disruptions? does one beget another disruption? jeff: stran

"action news" reporter jeff chirico is at fire administration building in spring garden with more, jeff. >> reporter: walter, three of those deaths happened in philadelphia. that takes the the total number of fire fatalities in the city, this year to eight. that is three more than this time last year. the commissioner says that the most recent deaths could have been prevented. >> i assumed that they weren't inside, because i hadn't seen them all day. >> reporter: but john mccool woke to the news his neighbor's body has been found inside a burned out third floor bedroom on the 1700 block of morris street. >> all i saw was top window there was some smoke coming out of the top window but it was very dark, very black. >> reporter: fire fighters put out the the fire in 17 minutes but they weren't able to save a man in his 70's and woman in her 60's. >> unaudible. >> reporter: howard rich man say the pair two hours earlier to use his phone to order foot. he sad utility had been cut off so he and other neighbors cooked meals for them. they were lighting can also, because they didn't have fire.

. >> jeff: i liked that little technology. that three. that's good. >> mike: that's outstanding work right there. >> jeff: hand up and still man down. >> mark: that's good. >> jeff: sometimes that's how it is. >> mark: you do everything you're supposed to do defensively and it doesn't matter. >> mike: lowry pull a two pointer. he had 33 in game three. 36 in game six and his third 30-point game of the series. lost out of bounds, toronto ball as wade comes off hobbling. mark, just as you suggested, a foul biyombo, they have got still 3:00 left to do this strategy. see he turned that left ankle there, that's how he lost the ball. >> mar looked like the right ankle, mike. did it? i think it's the right ankle. >> mike: yep, you're right. biyombo 2-7. for his career he's 53%. that right footsteping on lowry's foot. that's what caused it to turn. shakes his head no. does not want to come out. biyombo misses a pair and another offensive rebound. such a deflating play especially when you do that strategy. they foul biyombo with 4:57 remaining. >>

jeff: no, hardly saturated. are multiple billions of dollars that are addressable that we believe we can start to further penetrate by virtue of these new products with improvements to existing products, so plenty of growth ahead. emily: let's talk about mobile engagement that is driving the advertising business. how much do you see growth accelerating there in a digital ads market where facebook and google are king? jeff: we are very focused on the b to b components of that and we think we bring unique data to sponsored content has been our fastest-growing part of the business and we expect that to continue to be the case. growth drivers continue to be acceleration of engagement, engaged feet sessions which is what generates the inventory for our sponsored content business. we are seeing better roi for marketers so that is increasing the number of customers who are sticking around and purchasing more. improvements to targeting will continue to focus and develop api and improve those. and we are now starting to

jeff, what have you learned? jeff: the governor is strongly denying he attempted any illegal campaign contributions. he said they have not been contacted by the federal investigators. he was in town today with previously scheduled meetings and press events n ending here with an event at the capitol, focusing on metro. this morning the governor was across the river talking about par role programs but the reporters talked about something else. the arrival at a morning event in alexandria was not expected to draw much attention. >> press gaggle, hang on, whoa, whoa. jeff: until news broke yesterday of federal investigation into governor terry mcauliffe's dealings with the donors. >> first, i haven't alleged wrongdoing. jeff: the f.b.i. and justice department review donations from the businessman wang wenliang. a chinese national and american citizen who through his american company donated $120,000 to the governor's 2013 campaign and inauguration. >> hi was vetted by the campaign and he was entitle told give money t

and jeff chirico joins us live from police headquarters with more. jeff? >> walter and sarah, zenas powell was just an innocent bystander. his family says he was respectful and dreamed of becoming a doctor. however, last night his dream was cut short in what chester's mayor calls a senseless act of violence that will not be follow rated. >> they shot, shot, shot, shots. it sounded like they even loaded

"action news" reporter jeff chirico is live at that motel with more, jeff. >> reporter: yes, sarah, oniday week then pool two blocks from the beach is usually packed. not today, however. it is closed and off limits as police investigate what went wrong. >> i'm afraid to go in the pool, you have to see what happened yesterday. >> reporter: jerry butler and his son josh of northeast philadelphia are still shaken after witnessing a man get shocked in the pool at aztech motel on east lavender street. >> we thought he was playing, and his son was saying daddy, daddy he started crying. this isn't normal. >> and, so the son started to get upset. >> reporter: unaware what happened one of the butler's friend, ivan christopher martinez of camden seen here in the hospital jumped in the water to save the man. >> chris, went into shock in the pool like this and he was shaking. i told christopher to get out of the pool. chris went backup on the pool and then it was stuck and he hat a electric current up through his legs. >> reporter: butler's say man sank to the bottom. maintenance worker eventually

jeff?> walter, we are hearing a 14-year-old, a 16-year-old and a 32-year-old woman were hit in the shooting. and we just learned that 14-year-old has died. when we arrived at the scene it looked like a shoot-out unfolded in front of a store on pine lane. police place more than 30 evidence markers where bullet cases were found and a rear window of a car on the street appears to have been blown out. and a man says his wife heard the gunfire and shocked to hear how many shots why fired. >> that many? and two kids, too? that's bad. >> police have not said how this shooting unfolded or who pulled the trigger, part of the ongoing investigation. one juvenile, a 14-year-old died. and a 16-year-old in critical condition and the 32-year-old woman in stable condition at crozer-chester. and they are pulling surveillance video from the corner store, hoping it will lead to the suspect. and if you know anything you are urged to call chester police. jeff chirico channel 6 news." >> thank you. >>> the crews

team coverage, christie ileto live at penns landing, jeff chirico live in ocean city.ut we begin with meteorologist melissa magee and the first check of the accuweather forecast. >> walter, we have been off to a very good start for our holiday weekend across much of the delaware and lehigh valleys. and today official heat wave in the city, the first of the year. it started out on thursday with a high of 90. and yesterday we had a high of 90. today in philadelphia, climbed up to 90 degrees. well above average. normal for us this time of year is 77 degrees. at this power it is still pretty warm, pretty comfortable with the southerly wind. 74 in the city, 77 in allentown and the lehigh valley. 65 at the coast in beach haven and lancaster coming in at 74. 69 up in the poconos. whether you are going to be at the shore, the city or poconos, tomorrow we have you covered. and 73 degrees and mostly cloudy and evening hours likely. in the city, back down into the lower 80s. mostly cloudy as the day progresses. it is humid with evening rain on the way and showers late in the day

jeff: wh >> critical. jeff: all three are in critical? a lot going on.ullies say they had -- police say they have a person of interest. three of the victims, all in critical condition, two males and one female. i will brief you all on the following. a report of shootings in montgomery mall and another reported shooting in the aspen hill area. the assistant chief. , mcpout 11:00 a.m. today responded to a call for a person shot at montgomery mall. upon arrival we found three victims. all three have been transported to local area hospitals. at this location at montgomery mall, we have two males that have been shot. a female also. unfortunately, we are looking at another incident in aspen hill. that. also responding to an individual who has been shot there. female.ed to be also put together from the information scenes in question. jeff: what can you tell us about the suspect? >> no one in custody by looking at a person of interest and we will work with local area departments. in hopes of identifying the individual and capturing the individual in the near fut

we talk with jeff currie. alix: jeff, great to see you.calletation of was short-term bullish, long-term bearish. break it down. jeff: our average price forecast did not change. there was some supply disruptions going on. we put some of the bearishness into the first quarter. the conclusion is to think about the half-life of these different disruptions. canada is likely to have a short half-life. nigeria, likely longer. we have to prices, like iran. that drives bearishness going into the first quarter, as well as iraq. you put it together, an $50 range.t of $45- said $50, butntly we are bringing the dollar away from it now. do you think the market has run up to far, too fast? million euros a day out of canada, i am shocked of market is not substantially higher. the question is why. inventories are still so high that a lender can turn to inventory to meet its needs to bid up nigerian oil and canadian oil. one chart that stood out to me in your report, we can bring it up. it has to do with the imbalance in the capital market. it shows how muc

a "action news" reporter jeff chirico is live at the scene with much more, jeff? >> reporter: walter, you can see the explosion scene, behind me here. you can see those pieces of cone create that buckled here, ten to 15-foot hole can be seen. peco crews are on the scene investigating but at this point there is no word on what caused the explosion, that came very close to motorist and passers by. >> it was kind of scary. no one wanted to turn no one wanted to move. >> reporter: emergency crews block off 2900 block of market street minutes after an explosion under the busy university city intersection. >> we were on 30th street, turning left on to market, when all of a sudden the road, just exploded. >> we heard a big boom and looked up and manhole cover was 20 feet in the air. >> reporter: chunks of concrete rained down, fortunately, missing pedestrians and cars. blast created a large hole over the spot daniel solace has just passed with his wife. >> by the grace of god light turned or we had crossed otherwise we would have been standing right on the manhole cover

we are live on the boardwalk, jeff chirico for channel six a "action news". >> thanks, jeff. >>> sea breeze is keeping folks a bit cooler at the shore but pretty uncomfortable here in the city. "action news" reporter trish hartman is live with more, hi there, trish. >> reporter: hi there walter. hot day but breeze here in fairmount park is certainly helping, a beautiful night for i barbecue. we have the grill going, we have got burgers for dinner looking good over here. now this isn't just a memorial day cook out, thinks a quadruple graduation party. you just earned your master's degree, all from different schools. >> different schools. my husband and i graduated from wilmington university. he graduated from west chester university. the justin graduated from southern new hampshire university. >> reporter: excellent. congratulations. job well done. hot night to celebrate, and whether you chose to be out in this heat today or you had had to be outside working in it people we spoke with say it is all about being prepared, a and making the best of it. after a morning of fishing at hatche

jeff likes a five-year space. down we go, and the crack disinflation we have seen in the last three years. vonnie: and jeff would say there is a big oil impact. jeff: there is, particularly more recently. deflationaryer theme that that chart is highlighting is really one of the reasons why we are talking about negative interest rates. policy -- your earlier question, tom, about what is the theory -- we are trying to generate economic growth and inflation. if lower interest rates hit the limit as zero, now we are discovering zero is not necessarily the floor. it isve some room, but not necessarily that effective. tom: let's go to zero, switzerland, where the bowtie on zurich,et's go to switzerland, where the bowtie -- francine: it is difficult to export a lot of the stuff here. jeffrey, when you look at sweden, we are talking about the ecb, a little bit about switzerland, sweden also has negative rates. so does denmark, trying to protect its currency's. is there a way you can structure tierive rates, may be a syste

go ahead, jeff flock. and now they don't have when it comes to them. >> and that's what they would like some of that money to be spent on. and, you know, i would make the point about these protests, it's a matter of fairness. and what happens is you could demonstrate against the legislature, but that has never gotten any kind of traction. so they target people like ken griffin who is making a ton of money. put the pressure -- liz: shame. shame. shame. because if he's not breaking the rules, and he's paying the government -- >> but he's not. liz: who is paid to get it right? >> the problem would be the rules -- liz: an outrage. >> exactly. >> the problem is the rule. not the person. liz: let me just get to adam shapiro. he has covered the pension fights. and, adam, if you look at this, you feel sympathy for the teachers and police officers who years and years paid into the pension and now the pension is under funded and the situation is dire and a mess. >> they're under funded because the economists, he's a

and jeff chirico joins us live from police headquarters with more. jeff?> walter and sarah, zenas powell was just an innocent bystander. his family says he was respectful and dreamed of becoming a doctor. however, last night his dream was cut short in what chester's mayor calls a senseless act of violence that will not be follow rated. >> they shot, shot, shot, shots. it sounded like they even loaded back up or something. >> just after leaving the hospital, jeanine described the moments she nearly lost her life in the hail of gunfire on pine lane. >> and i am alive today. >> a passenger in a stopped car talking to two teens on the sidewalk when two gunmen emerged from the alley starting shooting. >> why would you shoot some kids and a mom for no reason? >> 16-year-old powell was shot in the chest and zenas powell was hit in the neck and back killing him. >> he through there were kids out there. were were kids out there. no remorse, nothing. they didn't care. >> and just at the wrong time went to the store, and both of them to get shot up like they did. no,

the proud parents, jeff and mandy skversky.lexis weighed in 6 pounds 4 ounces and jeff tells us as soon as alexis was born she gave mommy a hug and held on to daddy's finger. he also says she had her first cry when he put that big bow on her head for her "action news" debut. mom, dad and baby alexis are doing great. and she is simply beautiful. >> i said it before, it is like the old commercials for the peace corps, the toughest job you will ever love. >> she is so adorable. >> jeff, life is about to change. >> we will hear about it. >> first-hand we will hear about it. how about the phillies? >> alexis the good luck charm. if i would have told you the phillies would head into may as the hottest team in baseball, would you believe me? stop it, no you wouldn't have. i am not sure how i feel about these dancing blues people. anyway, phills looking to sweep the indians. bottom of the third, galvin continues the hot streak and the single puts the phillies on the board. and velasquez six shut-out innings and help from the defense. i

jeff flock is right there amid the protesters. let's go to him live right now. jeff. jeff: the scene inside. this is as you point out, the headquarters. the hedge fund founded. they just tried to extract the protesters that are sitting in there. can you spin around real quick there? >> this group on the outside. shutting down right now. that is what you hear, the protesters chanting. you see a fairly large group. we are talking hundreds of people. police on the inside. not sure where they are headed over there. these are protesters. i have not seen this. they have changed themselves together. either side. it is not possible. essentially, taking it very difficult. you hear it on the outside. essentially, blocking the elevator. you will see employees. at this point, i would do so. there does seem to be one other entrance that police are coming in. at this point, a very effective shut down here in chicago. they are calling for taxes. just taxes. at the cme and other exchanges. they say they need money. trish: they say let's tax them. to have any idea of how much or what

"action news" reporter jeff chirico joins us live from the scene in bensalem with the story, jeff? >> reporter: walter, police say surveillance video shows the suspect purchasing gasoline from this wawa, and then returning to his room here at the lincoln motel, where he allegedly set his girl friend on fire because he was angry with her. what happened? tell us what happened. >> tell me what happened in that room. >> step back folks. >> step back. >> what happened? what did you do? >> unaudible. >> what did you do? >> reporter: forty-six year-old kevin small of philadelphia admitted to reporters he set the fire that killed his girl friend at the lincoln motel on the two to hundred block of lincoln highway in bensalem. flames broke out just after 2:00 this morning. heavy smoke poured from 21st floor rooms. fire crews had to rescue at least three people from the second floor. >> people were running down the hall way screaming, everybody was like get out, get out, there is fire, get out. so i ran took my things and ran down the steps. >> reporter: inside room 103 police found body of t

i'm jeff goldberg. we will tell you what and where in a live report when "abc7 news at 5:00" continues. leon: abc7 on the scene of a story in centreville where they are investigating a situation where a body was found floating in a pond off ridge vass bureau chief jeff goldberg is on the -- virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is on the scene. what do we know about the situation? jeff: we don't have a lot of answers. it was the body of an unidentified female. we don't know the person's age or how long the body had been in the pond and we do not know the cause of death. this apartment complex off center wood drive in centreville, we have been asked to leave the property. it's private property. in the lake jobbed -- lake beyond that ridge, all day today, plenty of police activity. it's the sort of apartment complex very little ever happens. >> i'm not sure what to make of it. it's not every day you see the cops in your backyard. jeff: that is why the sight of police officers and homicide detectives is catc

jeff chirico is live at chester police headquarters with the latest. >> reporter: tremendous sadnesshock in chester that someone would just open fire on children and a woman just waiting outside a convenience store. the family has identified the victim who died as 14-year-old nas powell. this is a photo of him taken before his middle school formal this pageant friday. his 16-year-old cousin seen on the left was also shot. he is in critical condition right now at crozer-chester. the third victim jeanine slip man spoke with "action news." she said she was in a car outside the convenience store talking to the boy when a suspicious car drove by. >> gold car with back tinted windows went down the middle of the street. i'm like just get home. we went to go to pull off. wasn't no pulling off. started shooting from everywhere. they shot, shot, shot, shot. it sounded like they even loaded back up or something. shooting and shooting. why would you shoot some kids and a mom for no reason? you know what, the bullet is coming out my back. they didn't have remorse. they didn't stop shooting. i got

"action news" reporter jeff chirico is live in maurice river township with more, jeff? >> reporter: well, walter it is a still a mystery why that car left the road and hit a tree behind me. their prom was held in centerton but it appears hot that the teens left the prom when it was over and went to an after prom party in ocean city and they were on their way home when tragedy strike photos of these two young women are flooding social media. their sudden death hours after bridgeton high school's prom are creating a flood of tears. >> this is supposed to be a happy night. >> a happy night. kid that live for this moment, to enjoy this moment and they are not able to to talk bit. >> reporter: mourners gathered around a memorial at the crash scene to remember 17 year-old daisia sulton and 15 year-old mikayla mostly. two died after they veer off route 47 around a curve in maurice river township and hit this treat at 3:45a m. two other teens were seriously hurt. it is believed they were following friend on their way home from an after prom party. the catherine oz been lives ne

jeff's here with sports. phillies have been looking g maybe a little blip in the road today though. >> you may not want to watch these highlights today. they have been playing well. believe it or not phillies had been red hot, they have been one of the best teams in baseball, and not to day though. phillies with 16 runners on base, their most in the nine inning home game in 21 years. and their pitching, well, pretty bad too. they could have have used this guy darren dalton today. dutch throwing out the first pitch. he looks great. the phillies real pitcher adam morgan does not. fourth inning, walks the pitcher with the bases loaded. phillies down three to nothing with the red. later in the support suarez with a three run home run. phillies down seven to nothing. morgan doesn't get out of the inning. phillies with a chance after chance to score runs. ryan howard comes inch's way from two home runs. close but no cigar here in the fifth. howard is hitting .174, only one player in baseball is worse, to make matte

jeff's here with sports. phillies have been looking g maybe a little blip in the road today though. >> you may not want to watch these highlights today. they have been playing well. believe it or not phillies had been red hot, they have been one of the best teams in baseball, and not to day though. phillies with 16 runners on base, their most in the nine inning home game in 21 years. and their pitching, well, pretty bad too. they could have have used this guy darren dalton today. dutch throwing out the first pitch. he looks great. the phillies real pitcher adam morgan does not. fourth inning, walks the pitcher with the bases loaded. ph

, jeff. jeff: they have announced that 76-year-old andrew sheren died after injuries from the fiery crash from two weeks ago. witnesses tell us that mr. sheren was walking in the silver diner and pinned between the hummer s.u.v. and that white column in between the two doors. here the video we have seen. his wife had made it inside the moment before he was walking in the diner. suspect and the driver of the hummer, benazir bhutto of springfield is -- abutoh of springfield. he had been on bereavement leave. we don't know why he drove in diner and tried to light the vehicle on fire. he is charged with the malicious wounding and felony destruction of property. the charges are likely to be upgraded as a result of the fact that mr. sheren has died from this crash. the silver diner opened up a few days after crash. no official word from the diner as a result of today's news about the death of mr. sheren. speaking with employees inside. they are heartbroken to hear theer thal news. alison: allegatio

jeff flake: not 706. tom wheeler: it clearly has a bearing on this, but we are doing this under section 222 of title 2. jeff flake: does section 706 of the 1996 act provide the fcc with authority to impose these privacy rules on edge providers? jeff flake: -- tom wheeler: we have said repeatedly that we do not believe or intend to assert jurisdiction over edge providers. jeff flake: commissioner pai, what, based on your understanding of the position as it relates to seven a six, do you agree? ajit varadaraj pai: senator, i do not. i think that while the intention of the agency might be not to apply the regulations at this time to edge providers, the virtual cycle theory that the fcc relied upon both in february 2015 and in the current notice of proposed rule making is certainly elastic enough to encompass edge providers within the scope of any privacy regulations. jeff flake: thank you. chairman wheeler, commissioner pai in his testimony stated that you testified before congress that because consumers des

jeff: that's what she said.h: i don't care if myself and thousands of others lose their jobs because of these protests, i'll just find some other job. but there's the reality we are making progress. technology is increasingly replacing workers. i just wonder if these workers really want to speed up the process. jeff: some people will say that technology is coming anyway even if it isn't $15 an hour. maybe those jobs are going away anyway. trish: pinera bread in new jersey near him, they're offering a free cookie in you place your order on the computer. jeff: that's worth it. trish: jeff flock, good stuff. the very latest on the very broken borders. san francisco votes to remain a sanctuary city where authorities can only notify immigration if and i legal immigrant is charged or convicted of violent crime within the past seven years. and this despite, remember that news about an innocent girl kate stanley went out for an evening stroll with her father who was murdered by and illegal immigrant, an immigrant that h

first up "action news" reporter jeff chirico in ocean city, jeff. >> reporter: hi jim, after that longary may mother nature finally got her act together just in time for this big memorial take weekend. take a look at the boardwalk a few people still on the boards, starting to thin out at this 11:00 o'clock hour. it is chilly, breezy. some folks wearing sweat shirts tonight but they are dreaming of what is expected to be a picture perfect weekend. well, sunsets on the new jersey shore the summer is just beginning. the crowds returned to the boardwalk in ocean city enjoying staples of ride, fudge and good times. for the shields girls and their friend from fort washington it is welcomed break from a grueling school year. >> i love school but it is just amazing here. >> i am here with my family ape friend having fun. >> reporter: beach ball drop kicked off holiday week men atlantic city. water cold and beach breeze bye the sun lure the turner family from southwest philadelphia it was nice out. i got kid from school early and i just wanted to come to the beach. >> everybody is here, thinks

now. >> jeff: he had an idol, an advantage in the game... >> you won yourself an extra vote. >> jeff:alliance of five. but jason and julia saw that tai was the biggest threat in the game. >> it's stupid not to get rid of tai. >> jeff: and they tried to convince cydney and michele to take tai out. >> getting rid of tai is crucial. >> jeff: which left cydney and michele with a bigsbee decision. >> it's nice to have options. >> jeff: to take out the biggest threat or vote off one of my shill's closest allies. at tribal council, jason made his case for voting out tai. >> i started flipping more than a flapjack. he's done it two times already. what makes you think there won't

jeff weaver thanks for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. happy to do it. >> thank you dana and david are with us of course. a lot of concern. i know jeff says there's not going to be violence in philadelphia -- >> he said i guarantee that. >> you see how passionate some of the supporters are. if hillary clinton is going to do well against donald trump in november they have to unite the party. >> i was struck by how jeff weaver said we're not going to let anybody roll us. we won't let our supporters be rolled and on the other hand saying that they understandly condemn the violence. you can't have both. you can defend your supporters and condemn violence but it's hard to do that with the campaign manager and this statement they put out today especially according to democratic leaders who are very concerned about this. they want to hear from bernie sanders about this. >> we'll hear from him tonight. >> jeff weaver totally condemning the voice mail and language and nature of it, but was still throughout your entire interview portraying himself

jeff?> walter and sarah, that crash killed a 5 to 7-year-old boy thrown from the rear window of the car. the car was carrying seven people, including four children. as police begin their investigation, there are big questions tonight about those kids were properly strapped in their seats. "action news" was there as emergency crews rushed victims to the hospital after a horrific crash in east calls killed one child and critically injured seven others. >> upon arrival a two-vehicle accident with multiple patients. >> investigators spent hours pouring over the wreckage along the 4200 block of henry avenue. the police say just before 4:00 p.m. a car going northbound crossed into the oncoming lane and was hit. seven people, including four children in the gray car, two of the children partially thrown through the rear window. two adults in the other car were also hurt. >> two to st. christophers and all in critical children. four to five adults to the trauma center in critical condition and one a

you look nice, jeff. >> thank you, thank you. you guys look fantastic, too. >> that's going to do it for now. hope to see you back here at 6:00. >> bye-bye. >>> tonight cruz confrontation. a heated exchange with trump supporters in indiana, as trump picks up another famous endorsement and takes aim at cruz's reaction to a nasty fall by his running mate. >>> no end in sight for cities and towns swallowed across the flood zone. a great-grandmother and her four great granhildren swept away. misery for millions as a big threat barrels east. >>> a better night's sleep. stop the tossing and turning, watching the clock as the hours go by. the new advice from doctors to tens of millions sleepless in america. how to fight insomnia without first reaching for pills. >>> and coffee controversy. a lawsuit against starbucks, and a customer crying foul. have you noticed something in your cup? "nightly news" begins

thank you, jeff. up next, unusual ending to a police chase.nd a bold move by the suspect he made before surrendering. >> and we have jimmy. >> hey, guys, penelope cruz, and jeff daniels, and music and the tonight show hash tag. we have of a good one. she'll be competing in a brand new olympic sport. it's women's high- performance skiff sailing and it looks more li a >>> on the website. a stanford graduate. a brand new sport. skiff sailing. on twitter, express lane, precheck is gaining traction. the tsa says 15,000 people signing up for precheck every day. back in two minutes. a drug resistant superbug that the medical community has long feared is now in the united states. =vo= doctors confirm a pennsylvania >> the medical community has long feared has now arrived in the united states. doctors confirm a pennsylvania woman has a strain of the super bug. still not known how she was infected because she never traveled abroad. the super bug first discovered seven months ago in china. doctors are extremely concerned because the bacteria is resistant

rear live at center city, jeff chirico for channel six a "action news". >>> thanks, jeff. those runners will need to plan for conditions because it does not seem like mother nature is cooperating. meteorologist melissa a magee is at the big board with the first check of the forecast. >> walter that timing with the moisture moving in overnight tonight and throughout the day, on sunday, now, in advance of the moisture moving on through, the temperatures for the most part are in the upper 40's and 50's. it is 48 degrees in millville. fifty-three in philadelphia a. fifty-six in allentown, lehigh valley, out to western lancaster. we're coming in at the 52. but we're tracking moisture that moves in by sunday. here's storm tracker six live double scan radar. we have an area of low pressure across the ohio valley and rain moving across great lakes and ohio valley. this will work east ward and pressing in the mid-atlantic region as early as tomorrow for second half of our weekend. future tracker six, will show you by 8:30 we will see that moisture all around the i-95 corridor metro