the vehicle went off the road here at 16th and jfk.t jumped the curb and hit at least three people we are talking about the intersection to the right of your screen, you see that minivan off the sidewalk. that happened just before noon, no one was transported from the scene because the injuries are not considered life-threatening. >> lets go to ground video from the scene, it's active 16th and jfk not far from suburban station, several officials are are there and no serious injuries a

jfk meanwhile is the same. robert kennedy had to wrestle with things jfk did not. that their foreign accent obviously much more as a change agent in who you would look to it that progression. .. the. >> the big elephant in the room is lyndon johnson who pushes through the major civil rights legislation and presides over the action and goes through further than either of them legislatively in the great society proposal. where does he sit in this story we have but to kennedy brothers in november i the vendor's lyndn he was sometimes thought of as assistant president. lyndon johnson was telling one of his closest aides, john connolly, in 1963, go on, i'm past my prime, it's over for me. you go do your life. he looks defeated x. then he is reinvigorated by power. he does go on to do some great legislative feats. the kennedy orbit was resentful of this, bobby especially. he did not like that johnson was being praised for his legislative genius. he's complaining about it even in 1966, and bobby says, well, it helps if you have shakespeare to write about you. [laughter]re

that was robert kennedy's reputation especially at the end of jfk blank life. he was opportunist and would do anything for votes. that was part of it that he didn't have this kind of guiding set of principles. it was a political liability for him and in some ways it showed i think political courage to stand by a person he had been previously had feelings for. he also blamed one of the political mentors for a lot of failings as well so that brings it back a little bit. >> what makes the books nicely paired together as both are about kennedys brothers trying to become something better than they had ever been. they are involved and looking at their lives trying to decide what can they do to truly fulfill the family's goal for public service. bobby was coming along in a certain way and throughout the story in my book that is basically what john was trying to do. from the lopez when they came into the presidency he wasn't a civil rights advocate but as we know. they announced the civil rights legislation and spoke about civil rights in a way that had never been spok

the vehicle went off the road here at 16th and jfk. it jumped the curb and hit at least three people we are talking about the intersection to the right of your screen, you see that minivan off the sidewalk. that happened just before noon, no one was transported from the scene because the injuries are not considered life-threatening. >> lets go to ground video from the scene, it's active 16th and jfk not far from suburban station, several officials are are there and no serious injuries are reported but we heard from a witness describing the incident. >> yes, she came out of nowhere trying to turn and she hit the back of the car and then i don't know how she ended up and the sidewalk. >> to serious injuries but police continue to investigate exactly what happened here at is ofth and jfk in center city. >>> now to the building anticipation for a verdict in the bill cosby trial. jurors resumed deliberating after they did not reach a verdict last night. cosby decided not to testify. and they put on just six minutes of testimony before the c

but through thursday again jfk boulevard westbound, on 20th, through schuylkill avenue, 21st, 22nd, 23rdhe that area, also girard avenue, between broad and 15th street, that will be closed through july 16th, because of some track repairs. jan, jim, back to you. >> all right, pat, thank you. president trump remains optimistic, the newly revealed senate healthcare plan will pass. >> at least five republican senators have publicly come out against part of the bill in it current form. and that number could soon grow. set levin with the latest from washington. >> angry protesters demonstrate the outside senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's office after revealed details to repeal and replace obamacare, 142 page bill would rollback obamacare expansion every medicaid. >> republicans will kick millions off their medicaid coverage. >> legislation also eliminate obamacare's insurance mandate and it taxes but retains good portion of obamacare tax credit to help lower income americans by health insurance. >> when legislation does come to the floor it, will present senate democrats with another op

ron,jfk level with the adversarial press? about the american press, but he uses it and says it is a good thing. it is not just uses it and says it is a good thing. it is notjust good for the country, it is good for the presidency. that is something that this president really doesn't feel. before we go, lovely ties, gentlemen! do come back again, ron christie. from me and christian, have a great weekend. we will see you here back on monday. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: a meeting of kensington council about the grenfell tower tragedy is scrapped afterjournalists were allowed in. a retired appeal courtjudge will lead the public inquiry into the grenfell tower fire — he says it may not be as wide—ranging as some residents hope. mps have voted in favour of the queen's speech, by a majority of 1a votes. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day. more now on the appointment of the judge who is to lead the inquiry into the grenfell tower tragedy. sir martin moore—bick is a re

everything was completely different than at jfk. do have paycheck and it's crazy that it that long. we have a ton of money that were already spending and use it efficiently, reform the system and make sure were cooperating with tax companies. i go over this again and again, we need to do better in terms of monitoring social media and things like that to know what's going on.dagen: i want to pointt president trump's proposed budget there are actually cuts to say these by purposeful teams. they want to cut the number of these teams the patrol airports from 3128 and cut grants from state and local authorities that would go to more patrols in airports. >> i don't think it's a money issue. i agree with what everyone is set here. before tsa, we're spending 750 million a year and airport security and since then we spent 70 billion. the latest budget is almost 8 billion for the tsa so the cuts you're talking about probably are drop in the bucket. i go back to what john said but maybe in a different way. he talked about incentives. look, thi

live at jfk international airport, back to you. check-in with pete who is standing by. rob: hey, pete. >> reporter: the all american summer concert series, parking lot party, going to be a plasma party. come to the corner of 48th and sixth avenue. jeff sessions, kelly and conway, counsel to the president, secretary tom price. and all angles of the travel ban, two big immigration bills being passed and lots of news across the board. "fox and friends" will be here. you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. yeah, and i can watch thee bgame with directv now.? oh, sorry, mo

crash happened at 16th and jfk outside suburban station yesterday.ice say two vehicles headed westbound on jfk boulevard, causing the minivan to swerve off road and on to the sidewalk. there was no structural damage to suburban station. >> it is a miracle other people weren't hurt when you see how much damage got done to the bank, in one was in the conference room at the time. window of the conference room got blown out. there are people hurt so i don't want to say we were lucky but we were luck there i wasn't more casualties. >> very busy intersection there worker did suffer minor cuts and bruces. two pedestrians are expected to make a full recovery. >>> philadelphia police need help finding two men who broke in the grocery store in overbrook. surveillance shows men climbing through a broken window to get in deb's deli on the 6500 block of lansdowne avenue last movement after they got inside they stole cash, cartons of cigarettes, if you recognize either one of these men please cat police. >>> nypd is looking for two men wanted in connection to an a

most of the changes being made -- abc's maggie ruly outside of jfk airport in new york with more. >> reporter: good evening. those new rules are set to go into effect here at jfk and at airports across the country in just a few hours, 8:00 p.m. tonight eastern time. everyone is gearing up to hear what happens next and who will be affected. the first day that the trump administration newly revised travel ban takes effect people are feeling the effects. some travellers left stranded. >> the government is issuing these kinds of rules, they should reconsider that all the people are human. >> others are ready to fight. >> i promise my inbox is blowing up with lawyers, they want to come back out. president trump's executive order calling for a travel ban on mostly muslim countries resulted in chaos at airports but after months of legal battles, the supreme court ruled to partially reinstate the ban and if someone want a visa they have to prove a bona fide relationship with someone in the u.s., a parent, child or sibling. >> it's frustrating to see the federal government can redesign the co

. >>> a camelot centennial. 100 years after jfk's birth, we'll show you rare images from one of the largest exhibits ever on the kennedys. >>> and livinghe l.a. the tallest building west of the mississippi opens its doors. see how it was built to handle just about anything. >>> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> as the rain continued, people were keeping a very close watch. the really incredible thing is how the floodwaters picked up pieces of asphalt. >> mayor storms wreak havoc overnight. >> that was tropical storm city. now it's really just a rainmaker. >> they could use some of that rain out west where extreme heat and dry conditions are fanning the flames of wildfires. >> they were concerned that if they did something, they might actually make things worse. they decidet not to respond. >> a bombshell report on the russian interference in our election. >> the obama administration agonized over how to deal with the russian meddling. >> they could have done something about you don't read that. >> rescuers are searching for any possible surviv

the crash happened on the corner of 16th and jfk at suburban station, police say two vehicles heading westbound on jfk collided at intersection, cause ago this minivan to leave the road, two of the victims were being treated at hahnemann hospital they are in stable condition tonight, and the worker in the news stand suffered cuts and bruces. >> it is a miracle other people weren't hurt to see how much damage got down to the bank. nobody happened to be in the conference room at the time, whether it got blown out, and so i mean there are people hurt so i don't want to say we're lucky but we were luck there i wasn't more casualty. >> reporter: officials say there was no structural damage to suburban station. >>> well, we are certainly in the middle of a heat wave, temperatures rose to record levels today and when it is this hot people look for anyway they can to cool off. "eyewitness news" at logan square as kid splashed around the fountain there trying to beat the heat, meteorologist lauren casey is on the sky deck braving the brutal temperatures, so lauren, what is latest. >> reporter:

you don't want to get up or in the other room or if you're streaming you can also just tweet us at jfkibrary. so literally stay in your seat, and then somebody will read the question or you can get up and line, and do the best to answer as many as we can. after the event, this will be called graciously agreed to sign books so if you have them great, if not bookstore has them. if you're interested in -- having a book signed, go out at the end my left, your right -- if you already have that or not interested in waiting in line go out my right, your left just to help the traffic flow to go -- to go smoothly for that. if you haven't read this yet, this is a treasure. this just -- the american spirit who we are and what we stand for, there are so many speeches here. ifed i had an hour i would just the ask a question for an hour but i promise i won't do that. but i want to introduce before i get to charlie gibson. i feel -- [applause] based on the applause, i think i speak for most people here, who feel we know him even though we may have just met him and that's for much of what i know -- i

does this sketch proof that jfk was killed by two gunmen?t. these south jersey twins love school so much, they've never missed a day. but they're not alone. why their accomplishment gives the whole family bragging right. none of them have missed. >> none of the kids ever missed day of school. meet them. meet the mother more importantly. well, did you ever miss day of school? you seem like a goody two shoes. >> i don't -- well i didn't get perfect attendance certificate. >> you didn't miss very often i bet. >> i wonder if the mom had something to do with that? i know you're sick but get that book bag, get to school. >> right. >> in. >> she owns kad l product. very weird. talking to her in the green room. >> see? here are tissues, get to school. >> whatever it takes. >> we will talk to her. >> all right. let's, not perfect day. >> oh,. >> for a perfect attendance, but it is pretty close. it is a eight out of ten. >> that's good. >> we've got bus stop buddy in the backyard, having good time. waiting for chocolate eclair day, for dessert, for la

but if you are using any of those, you under side of jfk boulevard it, might and problem for you.turned vehicle, there in the process of clearing this out of the way. car hit couple of park cars at lafayette street at hamilton, then the garden state parkway still out there southbound between the great egg tolls and ocean city. jan, over to you. >> pat, thank you. well the summer season is here. that means, it is time for outdoor fun like camping trips and hiking in the woods. but, it is easy for outdoor fun to also ends in the doctors office. family physician, doctor rob danoff outside our studios, with jim donovan, ways to stay safe, healthy, while enjoying the great outdoors. i think you just wanted to get outdoors and enjoy the weather. >> if i can't go out to the country i'll bring the country in. we have our tent and chairs here. so doctor rob, you know, i have a house up in bucks county, a weekend place, a cabin. >> yes. >> and there is bugs, i'm always, you know, getting cuts, working in the yards. so, number one, what should people have when they go out whether it is campi

. >>> well, that was the scene at new york's jfk airport after a grease fire filled the terminal with smoke. it appeared to have started in a vent at the panda express. emergency crews quickly got it under control, but the fire triggered delays of up to two hours because of a backlog going through security. >>> and commotion in santa rosa, california. it had nothing to do with an airplane. this hot air balloon carrying at least two passengers was forced to lan sears auto center. it touched down safely and no one was injured. the pilot was having wind issues. >> it seems we had a similar incident earlier this week where it landed on a house. >> it landed on a house. this guy made it to the sears parking lot. >> and then did some shopping. >>> we're going to move to florida and a serious situation. police are investigating a deadly traffic accident involving tennis star venus williams. >> she collided with another car near her home three weeks ago. now police are finding that she is at fault. gio benitez has more. >> reporter: venus williams under the spotlight but not for the usual rea

those travelers still trying to make their way here to jfk and to airports across the country. they'll have to wait longer for their fate add the supreme court is set to hear this case in full in early october. in new york, abc 7 news. >> who is in charge of defining what counts as as a bono fide relationship? that . >> reporter: that's the big question. who is in charge of it and what's the definition. when it comes to other relationships like grandparents or fiances, aunts and uncles those are decided by individual officers. >> some travelers will face increased airport security measures. they announced a sweeping plan to utilize more bomb detecting dogs. homeland security officials are worried about explosives being smuggled onto u.s. bound flights and detonated by terrorists. >> it's time that we raised a global baseline of aviation security. we cannot play international whack a mole with each new threat. >> an airline trade group representing u.s. carriers called the new directive disrupt i saying they would likely cause more frustration for the traveling public. >>> the u

he did more in many ways than fdr or jfk. but the expectations from government were not as high and the other thing is how politicized that is. and you have to take that in mind. >> heather: let's hope upon we come up with an approach quickly. >> thank you for having me. >> leland: just a few minutes away from the white house press briefing. we'll take you there when sean spicer and scott pruitt take the podium. and plus, with our panel, the justice department supreme court petition concerning the president's ban. will the executive order be reinstated. the arguments next. olax. use dulcolax tablets for gentle dependable relief. suppositories for relief in minutes. and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax. designed for dependable relief. new roundup for lawns has arrived to put unwelcome lawn weeds to rest. so draw the line. roundup for lawns is formulated to kill lawn weeds to the root without harming a single blade of grass. draw the line with roundup for lawns. >> heather: we are just moments away from

i'm talking about a jfk, a johnson, a ronald reagan, an eisenhower. even when you go back to the days of world war ii with the marshall plan. we don't have a leader. i would like it if we could have a discussion -- is there a leader in this country today? who is our leader for the future? we really don't have a leader anymore. host: it sounds like you yourself don't think we have a leader. who was the last person who fit that bill? stan: for some it would be ronald reagan. work fora democrat and a catholic agency. to me, what johnson did, what martin luther king did, what gandhi did. somebody that really inspires people and actually accomplishes something. it would be fascinating if you could get a group together to have a discussion about this. the greatest failing of this country today is that we don't have a leader. host: take a look at the presidential leadership survey we did earlier this year. that is that www.c-span.org. we heard from john from rehobeth, massachusetts on the independent line. john: hello. comment to call in and on the actual qu

. >> what you see in this exhibit is not jfk as a politician, not jfk winning an election or making a speech, but you see him as a father. >> eunice, grandmother, my mother. >> reporter: steven kennedy is a cousin and co-author of "jfk: vision for america," which includes drafts of speeches and photos. >> we went through 3,400 photos from the greatest american photographers and put them together in the books in the exhibit. >> reporter: some of the photographs reveal the weight of kennedy ice public life, like this one, the pained president hunched over the oval office desk while others show quieter moments like this 1958 photo showing him beside his infant daughter caroline or this shot from the 1959 presidential campaign while a group of admirerers were looking on while he work on his speech. it also follows his assassination, catching a glimpse of jack can on the day of his sfun real, a hope that visitors will come away with new insight into one of the most captivating presidents in history. >> i want them to be intrigued, inspired, i want them to be curious, and i want them to rea

jfk will be closed from cesar to 8th until tomorrow morning at the a.m. then they will re-open that so do plan for some delays in that area. nancy pelosi drive closed from jfk to bowling green as well as arguello street closed at fulton. now parking will be available at fulton and tenth and muni riders must use the 5 fulton line your best bet bet. 580 look at all those "diamonds & rubies" for your wednesday morning ride. those headlights going westbound as you approach 680 there. we are in the yellow tracking a travel time just under 30 minutes to 680 there. bay bridge toll plaza, we are still seeing speeds in the green as you make your way across the span. we are tracking no delays as you as you make your way along the eastshore freeway. but we are seeing those slowdowns again along 580 for the "super commuters" heading to the altamont pass. mass transit the way to go. right now running with no delays. hat's a check of your traffic; over t o you. >>> it is hot. >> welcome to the first day of summer. good morning, everyone. time check at 5:1. hard to beli

jfk has been closed between cesar and 8th street.p that in mind as for your morning commute, that will be closed until tomorrow at 9 a.m. that's when they will finally re-open that and if you are going there, nancy pelosi drive closed between jfk and bowling green, arguello closed at fulton. if you need to find -- if you are driving there, parking is available at fulton and tenth and if you are using muni, which is encouraged, you can use the 5 fulton line. be i'm sure to "wear some flowers in your hayward." fog on the golden gate bridge. things looking busy over at the richmond/san rafael bridge toll plaza but we are still in the green heading from richmond parkway over to the toll plaza. 101 very busy through the north bay. southbound 101 about 20 minutes out of petaluma to cast stan yeah and 77 with a 45-minute ride from 80 over to 101. an earlier crash at cordelia junction. "slow, stop, go" on the eastshore freeway. and the bay bridge toll plaza it's stacking up. it's continuing to show that backup that stretches to the eastshore

can you imagine jfk tweeting during the korean missile crisis? presidency to sit here and tweet, you know, little things about past elections. let's move on. >> more americans get their news from tweets, from the -- from social media. it's so important. so, here is the president using his ability to get out a message to millions of voters in an unbiased way. here is what i have to say directly, unbiased without a spin on it. it really is effective. >> we get to see him for him. i don't think we have ever seen a president in his own element and like it or hate it, you get a chance to sort of see who the person is. >> you do. you see who is person is. thank you to all the panelists who spent that time with me this week. you can watch our discussions go to cnnpolitics.com. >>> after losing her 8-year-old son to leukemia, leslie transformed her heart break into action. watch. >> it's really difficult for kids to spend a lot of time in the hospital. they get so disconnected from their family and friends and schools. when we bring them this technology,

it's no longer the jfk pro growth party. the working-class voter, they want to see what the democrat policies are instead of the obstructionism. go ahead. >> no, absolutely. i agree with you. and we've got a lot of soul-searching to do as democrats. you know, i work at the democratic congressional campaign committee during the '05, '06 cycle when democrats took back the house and part of what we did was went into red states, went into purple states, like ohio, and north carolina who fit the profile of that district. oftentimes they were democrats like keith and brad who were very -- liz: adrian just nailed it. adrian just nailed it. you know why? >> why? liz: 2018 is 2006 all over again where george w. bush faced big losses when the democrats said you know what? we're going to step up about policy. >> let me take it a step further. >> what she just said, they need to take -- >> let me take it a step further, in 2008, said republican is now dog food. we rebuild, won back the house, won back the senate, and we retooled. and i

. >>> police identified the man who died in yesterday's crash at 16th and jfk in center city. two vehicles collided causing one of them to leave the road. that vehicle slammed into a newsstand. that newsstand then moved and hit two pedestrians. police say peter >> esikis died, the 76 was an advocate for better transportation solutions. a worker inside the newsstand was also injured >>> a pennsylvania court uphold philadelphia's tax on sweetened beverages. of they agreed that city council had full legal authority to enact the one and a half cent per ounce tax on sugary drinks. in the meantime. the city lowered its revenue projections on the tax. the city now expects it will fall short of $46.2 million the tax was supposed to generate. >>> new jersey judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought by lawmakers trying to stop govern chris christie $300 million state house renovation. a bipartisan said the project lacked authority. the govern said it was needed and was authorized legally and properly. >>> facebook soon be scheduling our soecial lives >> ahead at 11:00. the water looked beau

walk in center city in memory of peter who was killed earlier this month when he was hit by a car on jfk boulevard. they hope walks like this will encourage the city to make changes to protect everyone. >>> the streak in thee weather department has been snapped by heat and humidity. tomorrow, into the 90s. cecily tynan here with the first look at the accuweather forecast headed into the holiday weekend. >> three days of temperatures below average, high in the low 8 0s, low humidity 40s and 50s. today shot up to 88, two degrees above normal, a shock to the system after the past three days. dewpoints climbinged out of the 40s, out of the 50s, holding at 61. the dewpoint will increase for the weekend. future tracker showing tomorrow the heat is on. by 3:00, it feels like 92. saturday, humidity increasing dewpoints in the 70s. combine that with the temperature, 96 by 4:00. saturday afternoon, saturday evening is the prime time for storms. we look at the poconos in the full forecast. jim? >> a geyser erupted from underground in king of prussia today. awe qua pennsylvania pennsylvans have been

o b, jfk and jackie.rson. >> i know that one. >> do you really know this jack evans. >> i know even where. >> he does know where. >> we all know where. >> jfk and jackie. [ cheers and applause ] >> martin's tavern. >> martin's tavern. >> yes. >> okay. famous booth there. >> last trivia question. all right. you guys ready? >> yes. >> how many shops, restaurants and institutions are in georgetown? a, more than 450. b, more than 300. c, 250 or d100? how many shops and restaurants and institutions are in georgetown? your answer, please? jack evans, man. quick draw mcgraw over here. >> more than 450. [ cheers and applause ] >> nancy and jack evans.& showing that they are georgetown with their trivia knowledge. >> making it happen on this now, if you two had gotten with none of those wrong we'd probably have to kick you out of georgetown. >> we'd be gone. >> lots of pressure. >> we have wonderful crowd out here today for anyone at home on the fence why should i visit georgetown it's crowded too many people what

. >> representative john lewis compares oh sof, his former intern, to jfk. do you agree with that if he wins tomorrow? do you think he's going to have a big impact on the democratic party. >> i think a lot of my former interns are like jfk. i think jon ossoff has done a great job in this campaign. this district just vetted for tom price by 60 to 40. he's in a neck and neck race with karen handel. this district just to be clear for viewers, there are 47 districts that are more democratic than this district in which we are again, neck and neck. there's only a 24-house seat majority. i'm proud of the race that jon ossoff has run. he's got a lot of enthusiasm. he is attracting republicans to vote for him. and democrats, liberal democrats as well as republicans. he's created a big coalition. >> what are you saying? >> and i would say that there are -- there are disgusting ads on the air and they're only one-sided. the attacks this manufactured ad with the president's voice, president obama's voice, the disgusting ad connected to last week's shooting, the statemen

it's a story about jfk's time in next on kron-4 news at eight: wildfires raging across the state ---.. including a fire today that came dangerously close to a south bay neighborhood. millions could see a spike in their credit score what will soon be erased from reports. i'm steve aveson. i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. >>> travel consideration provided by -- . >>> welcome back, everybody. tonight on krbs, get ready for season 19 of "big brother." >> here it comes. 16 house guests are competing to take home $500,000, and the gang was asked if any of them will enter into a showman as a strategy to win. >> good night, everybody. >> there's a bunch going on, and i better jump sbiet so i'm not the only single dude. >> i'm going in looking to win $500,000. >> fair enough. >> i'm a huge fan of the opposite sex, but i have a wife. >> yeah! sotnow at eight ... as w into the fourth of july weekend ... wildfires erupting up and down the state.homes threatened near los angeles. we are at the scene of a scary south bay fire todaywhoosh "i think it is great, it will ma

jfk knew that and mike is right. and-- excuse me, mark. and reagan had a sign on his desk that said, there's no limit where a man can go so long as they give the other guy credit. that's what reagan knew and clinton knew. >> and america used to be the cheapest place to set up a business. and right now we have the highest corporate tax rate in the industrialized world. and we're a tougher place to work than anyplace else and a lot of democrats understand that, don't they? >> there's a lot of gunk in the system that prevents us to 3% economic growth right now. when i think of a blue dog democrat i think of a red-haired democrat from my state heidi hi hidecamp. you can work with her because the people in north dakota want economic growth and there's a lot of pressure of her being on the side of economic growth. david: mike, blue dog democrats, the phrase you use for more moderate democrats, they used to be a pretty big part of the democratic party, as much as a third. right now there are only 18 people in congress that call themselves that, b

suggest that perhaps the cia was behind the hacking situation, likening this one to that involving the jfk assassination and conspiracy theories surrounding that. we went on to discuss his contacts and those of the kremlin with michael flynn and with jared kushner and i asked him the question on the minds of a lot of americans which is does he have something damaging on president trump? we'll talk about all of it when our new show sunday night premieres this sunday at 7:00 p.m. >> megyn kelly in st. petersburg, thank you. you can see more of her exclusive interview with putin on the debut on "sunday night with megyn kelly" this sunday at 7:00 p.m., 6:00 central on nbc. meanwhile, questions continue to swirl around a secret meeting meeting between president trump's son-in-law jared kushner and a russian banker. the white house and the bank told two different stories about the nature of that meeting. so nbc's keir simmons also in st. petersburg went face-to-face with that banker today and pressed him for answers. >> you're the subject of intense scrutiny in america because of your meeting wi

it's a story about jfk's time in the navy and world war >>> travel consideration provided by -- . >>>. tonight on krbs, get ready for season 19 of "big brother." >> here it comes. 16 house guests are competing to take home $500,000, and the gang was asked if any of them will enter into a showman as a strategy to win. >> good night, everybody. >> there's a bunch going on, and i better jump sbiet so i'm not the only single dude. >> i'm going in looking to win $500,000. >> fair enough. >> i'm a huge fan of the >>> "the insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. >>> number one -- katy perry gets candid about those infamous paddleboarding photos with ex orlando bloom. >> he was just trying to show off to all the people back at the shore. >> and why she just fanned the flames of her feud with taylor swift. >>> then, "bachelor in paradise" returns with a new sex rule. >> i don't think any girl actually feels secure. >>> and number three -- steve carell's silver fox status has gone viral. >> what have you thought about all this response, the reaction? >> i love it. >> how it's c

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the van came to a stop after smashing into a bank window at 16th and jfk near suburban station. two men were take tonight hahnemann hospital in stab condition. authorities say that the van crashed into an suv and careened on to the sidewalk. meets say no one will be cited or charged for the accident. >>> the husband of slain new jersey radio host, april kauffman is arrested tonight after a standoff with police and fbi agents. prosecutors say he pulled out a gun after being served with one of two search warrants and that the warns have nothing to do with his wife's 2012 murder but for april kauffman's daughter the arrest gives her hope. >> it seems like there is action and motion in this case and you remain cautiously optimistic. >> kauffman is charged with multiple weapons charges and the ac instruction of law and his attorneys say that the behavior is due to the constant stress of being suspected of killing his boyfriend and no one has ever been charged with april kauffman's murder. >> the public school district says they are on track to have been automatic defibrillator in sch

that vehicle also slammed in a newsstand and a bank at 16th and jfk. police say two vehicles collided at the intersection causing the minivan to leave the road. two victims are treat at hahnemann, in stable condition. a worker in the newsstand suffered cuts and bruises but he refused treatment. >>> georgia there's a $60,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of two inmates accused of killing two prison guards. 43-year-old donnie russell row and 24-year-old ricky dubos allegedly killed two guards during a bus transport between two prisons early this morning, they then carjacked a driver and police believe the duo burglarized a home >> evidence confirms to us that row and dubos were at that house. there's no evidence at this point in time that they're in the area. police say the inmates took food and clothing. >>> an american college student jailed in north korea has been released. he arrived in cincinnati a short time ago and according to his parents he's gravely ill and been in a coma since march, 2016. last year he was detained for allegedly

did they do the jfk story, too?nted in the "national enquirer" for people that donald trump wanted to attack. and then he would talk about it on the campaign trail. so when we we heard it. oh, so we've gone from campaign mode to now trying to attack us. and, of course, go ahead. we were -- >> the tread cruz jfk story was the "national enquirer" his father was involved somehow. >> harold, i know you held elected office. i know you've held town hall meetings. i know you've had people come up to you and like grab you and say, "i need help. i need help. we're not able to make ends meet. we're not able to pay our --" and there are so many americans like that. and how do you explain to them what's happening in the white house when top white house aides are dealing with tweets or top white house aides are dealing with reporters trying to do whatever they were trying to do in the "national enquirer"? it's just orfying. >> you don't. you can't deal with it. first of all, i thank you for coming on this morning an answering an

there's no comparison for that going back to john adams. >> so you're saying to me that when jfk usedother to deal with what's his name, georgie bollchikov with the russians, there was something wrong with that? >> it was certainly not a normal manner of proceedings, but that was building on communications that was going on to establish two different channels. in this case, you're comparing apples and oranges. >> he kept the state department out of the loop, quite deliberately. barack obama used not a family member but a senate staffer as a centur when he was a prejudice nominee to do this. he had no business doing that. if that's the view, why wasn't he -- >> that's not the point of contention. the point of contention is going before the administration has set up a front channel to establish some kind of a secret channel using a foreign government's communications lines. that's not what we're talking about in all these other examples you're bringing up. >> we're going to have to leave it there. >> just ahead, next, i'll talk to another panel about what it would mean beyond our border

. >>> police identified the man who died in yesterday's crash at 16th and jfk in center city. two vehicles collided causing one of them to leave the road. that vehicle slammed into a newsstand. that newsstand then moved and hit two pedestrians. police say peter >> esikis died, the 76 was an advocate for better transportation solutions. a worker inside the newsstand was also injured >>> a pennsylvania court uphold philadelphia's tax on sweetened beverages. of they agreed that city council had full legal authority to enact the one and a half cent per ounce tax on sugary drinks. in the meantime. the city lowered its revenue projections on the tax. the city now expects it will fall short of $46.2 million the tax was supposed to generate. >>> new jersey judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought by lawmakers trying to stop govern chris christie $300 million state house renovation. a bipartisan said the project lacked authority. the govern said it was needed and was authorized legally and properly. >>> facebook soon be scheduling our soecial lives >> ahead at 11:00. the water looked beau

conference in new york were quote mugged at new york's jfk airport by u.s.h koreans accuse of u.s. officers of taking a diplomatic package away from the delegates. dhs officials tell cnn there was a confrontation, but the package in question didn't have diplomatic protection. and they say the aggression was started by the north koreans. the los angeles times reports those north korean delegates took an unauthorized side trip while they were in america. >> they went to arizona on some sort of shopping expedition. i was told it was technology related. i don't know precisely what technology. and i still don't know what was in the packages. but they did bring something back. >> north korean officials decline to comment to cnn about the is dent. in a statement, dhs says its agents seized multiple media items and packages from the north koreans. but they won't say what those items were. the north korean regime says friday's incident shows the u.s. is quote a felonious and lawless gangster state. experts say its north korean diplomats who act like gangsters. >> the

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two hours until he died so as a side note souffle making is a strong concern the white house cook for jfk had in this strategy because he was chronically late so he would make for an time them at 415 minute intervals hoping he would arrive on time but that is the perils to make souffle with our presidentmaking but daisy was very moved by his death and she had a very close relationship did you ever go to georgia in the kitchen area she wrote on the wall cut the first and last meal for the presidentt. it is encased in plastics you could see how moved she was she wanted to be considered the first lady of presidential cooking and had plans to open a museumcookin entirely dedicated to president roosevelt but died before she could put that together. there is a cat and mouse about drinks but i talked about several alcoholic beverages wine, cocktails and eggnog this is from a long time made in the white house to give is in sight out eggnog plays out in the white house she observed once more the recipe of one of the a other drinks so the cocktails and highballs were served upstairs but pitiers egg

international airport up to 80 minutes, check with your carrier for weather related delays and boston and jfk because of the showers and storms moving on through. future tracker 6 showing you 4:30 today and scattered showers and storms off to the north and west and even tonight if you step out late on the town have the wet weather gear with you. and tomorrow morning we have residual moisture overhead. as we look at what to expect. scattered showers and storms and the heavy most moves in tomorrow at 3:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. and possible flash flooding is a possibility. and we clear out for the second half of the weekend with lower humidity by sunday. details with the full exclusive accuweather forecast. >> can you get the latest forecast and stormtracker 6 live double scan radar on your phone or tablet. the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >>> in other news it's unclear what made several students sick yesterday in south jersey. a number of ambulances responded to eastern regional high school. and "action news" reporter gray hall is live at the school in voorhees with the lat

. >> not changing her spot, kate hudson, and katy perry vibe, leaving new york's jfk airport today, shehite leopard top with a similar print purse. it is pricey, over $2100, but her other baggage could really break the bank. that louis vuitton roller is 4 grand. but nobody does leopard like mariah. she rocked this sheer animal prescript while shopping with a bodyguard in barcelona yesterday, in stiletto platforms retailing for $1800. today, she kept things covered at a recording studio. but she's always fashion forward. >> want to tell me about the dress? >> it is an ensemble. i'm trying to. doing the best i can. >> she always wears it. >> we know she's the queen. >> yes. this is a big day for another one of our favorite fashionistas, nicole cakidman turns 50 today. >> looking more gorgeous than ever. celebrity well wishes pouring in. this one from nicole's big little lies co-star reese witherspoon and naomi watts. they met auditioning for a tv commercial more than 30 years ago. but nicole is the one who is absolutely owned 2017. >> if someone told me this year of my life everything wou

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