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joanne, does she make any -- to me, this guy's article.was commenting on -- i mean you can comment on actors' looks, can't you? >> it's how people feel about jennifer gray. she had that iconic nose in "dirty dancing" and then she got the plastic surgery you. are to realize as a woman, if you get something done, which of course you can, it's your body. but it's also your career. and you might not be cast in certain roles if you get work done. i've always said i probably as i get older won't get botox or face-lifts or anything. because someone needs to play the older grandma roles. someone needs to play the roles with wrinkles. and i'd like to be that actress. but you have to realize the risk that comes with -- i think both. i think a lot of actresses then worry if they don't get stuff done, will they not be considered for certain younger roles. so you just have to do what feels right to you. >> but was it an attack on this actress? i mean, is it allowed to, you know, he was talking about how he felt. why is that a hostile attack on an actre

joanne? i mean do, we have to say?> yeah, i drink for free so this doesn't matter. >> that's not what i thought you were going to say, i really don't like this argument. the same thing, should bullets cost more so people are not responsible with guns don't get their hands on bullets that can then harm themselves or others? i think it's the wrong way to go about it. if you really want to save people's lives or make sure people don't get injured, and you don't want them to get mad, since alcohol is regulated, why don't you lower the sort of proof of the alcohol and just don't tell people. >> doesn't that happen anyway? you go into these joints, i feel like they're watering down their drinks. >> it seems like it in some places. that's why i drink it right from the bottle. i want to be the one to break that seal. i believe this to be true, more expensive alcohol, less violence. >> of course it's true. >> in an airport, you know how expensive licker? sometimes i sit in an airport and go should i have another glass of wine o

fox 29's joanne pileggi live right now at city hall. joanne? >> reporter: that's right, shawnette.t is a rally, it is a vigil. taking place right here at city hall. the crowd carrying signs, carrying posters coming together after fatal police shootings in two states last week. the event was organize in the aftermath of those shootings. and similar events as you said are taking place in more than a dozen cities across the country. now the group is calling this a national call to act. also, rememberin remembering aln sterling and philando castile. >> goal is to remember all the lives lot of due to police brutality and violence in the past year. so -- >> this is an american problem as we as americans need to have to solve it and we have to solve it by coming together and by first saying that it is a problem. you can't solve a problem until you admit there's one and i think the recent violence and the fact that that violence is now easy to capture on camera make it sort of -- we can't ignore it any more. >> reporter: right now there is another group organizing for a rally and march and

kat and joanne. joanne, to you first.t's in the dictionary. >> who are miriam and webster to decide? it should be up to the hot dog council to determine a hot dog's identity. they conduct scientific research that benefits hot dog manufacturers and consumers. so going against their wishes by calling it a sandwich could ruin the entire industry. and that would make you a frankophobe and i want no part of your hatred. >> i don't hate. i respect the traditional definition of sandwich that are in the bible. >> there are bible references of sandwiches? >> bible's the name of my dictionary. i love words. oh, sorry. yeah. two or more slices of bread or a split roll having a filling in between. hot dog meet that criteria, this debate is over. i win. >> not so fast. the bun is simply an accessory because if you take the bun away from the hot dog, you still have a hot dog. >> yeah. exactly. a hot dog is nothing by itself but thun elevates it to sandwich-dom. >> i'm not sure but she might have a point here. >> think of it this way. w

for now we're live at penn's landing, joanne pileggi, fox 29 news. back to you guys in the studio. >> joanne, thank you. >>> fireworks are no doubt the highlight of the fourth of july but philadelphia fire commissioner adam thiel has this important message about using firework over the fourth. >> the key message is leave fireworks to the pros. we have some great celebrations, city sponsored celebrations happening over the next several days. sever of those include fireworks, and those are fireworks that, again are done by professionals. our fire marshals and fire prevention folks are part of setting up those activities to ensure they're safe and awesome display for everybody. >> the fire commissioner says the majority of consumer fireworks are not actually permitted in the philadelphia area. be careful with sparklers even though they're legal they can also lead to fires if misused. >>> happening now, workers walk off the job in atlantic city. four casinos managed to reach an agreement with the union leaders before strike deadline, however, the trump t

joanne lee lives in this well kept home in oakland.es alone, and in her 30 years she says her bimonthly water bill has never been above $100. at least until this october. >> i had a bill for $873. so i was just like in shock. >> she called east bay mud, which adviseder to call a plumber that confirmed lee had a major leak in the toilet. the plumber fixed the leak. joanne challenged her bill with east bay mud, filing a formal appeal. the next water bill came to joanne, it felt like the dam just broke. it was for $940. >> wait a minute, you're going up? instead of down? >> it's money she said she didn't have. she then received a 15-day notice, then, a 48 hour notice from east bay mud demanding payment. a friend suggested she call 7 on your side. she did. we contacted east bay mud and it agreed to cut her bill in half as part of the payment program. it also put her in touch with the chronicle season for sharing fund, the charity associated with the san francisco chronicle aagreed to pay about half. >> thank you. to everybody that helped m

joanne challend her bill with east bay mud, filing a formal appeal.t water bill came to joanne, it felt like the dam just broke. it was for $940. >> wait a minute, you're going up? instead of down? >> it's money she said she didn't have. she then received a 15-day notice, thena 48 hour notice from east bay mud demanding payment. a friend suggested she call 7 on your side. she did. we contacted east bay mud and it agreed to cut her bill in half as part of the payment ogram. it also put her in touch with the chronicle season for sharing fund, the arity associated with the san francco chronicle aagreed t pay about half. >> thank you. to everybody that held me. i really appreciate it. >> reporr: there was still the issue of the toilet repairs that didn't holp. we suggested she submit a warranty claim to the manufacture. american standard agreed to reimburse for the repairs, along with her share of the water bill above her nmal monthly average. american standard sent her a check for $927. ho depot is also getting her a new toilet. we're sorry for the issue

cuban protection to this very day. >> christie has call for the return of joanne chesimard from cubanew jersey to serve out her time for the 1973 killing of trooper james harper. she escaped from prison in 1979 and fled to cuba. more of chris christie's speech and also reaction from local delegates. on social media. follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. katy? >> all right, tracy, thanks so much. we continue our live coverage from cleveland all throughout the rnc here on nbc 10 and on the nbc 10 app. watch for our live shows each night of the convention, tonight at 7:00. >>> the city of philadelphia is getting a bit more colorful, ahead of the democratic national convention. nbc 10 was there as the city's mural arts program began installing a mile-long mural last night. it's called 14 moxs, a symphony in color and words. it stretches from 14 blocks from city hall to washington avenue. >>> these restaurant community is looking for ways to attract many of the 50,000 convention delegates a, media and guests. many are planning a meal and drink special as well as special happy hour

joanne is right. it seems worse because things are more publi publicized.eople like to say things are worse in the world than they ever were. but people are living longer and healthier. i think there are still people suffering and they don't know where to vent that anger. >> the o.j. miniseries came on and there was a lot of discussion about the l.a. police. growing up -- >> that's more than double national average. because only 30% of national average have faith in law enforcement, which is abysmal. all community -- donald trump is right about that. so all community feel safe and our liberties are protected and so are people's lives, no mat wear color they are. reverend al sharpton is criticizing the nra over its response to the recent deaths so here is a clip of him. >> coming out defending their gun rights that they legally have. where is the nra now? maybe you mean the second amendment are for whites only? kennedy: is the nra cherry picking its fights or is al sharpton race baiting. can robbie and the reverend both be right? >> a bit. the nra was slow o

joanne chesimard murdered a new jersey state trooper in cold blood, fled to cuba and lives there underuban protection to this very day. >> christie has called for the return of joanne chesimard from cuba to new jersey to serve out her time for the 1973 killing of trooper james harper. chesimard escaped from prison iç 1979 and fled to cuba. among those watching his address, his son andrew. like many, he gave his father rave reviews. >> very impressed. i thought he did an outstanding job. >> had you heard the speech before? >> i read it a couple times. was with him when he was writing it. >> did it sound the same tonight as it did in practice? >> no. it sounded much better because we had a whole hall of people helping him out. >> andrew christie added that he believes his father made the choice very clear between donald trump and secretary clinton. >>> we've been saying we have round the clock team coverage. we do. we've been posting pictures of everything we've seen and experienced here in cleveland on instagram, facebook and on twitter. and our live coverage will continue tonight at 7:

joanne pileggi. >> as joanne just told you it's worth mentioning if you're heading to the train, after your long holiday weekend, hit the fox29.com first to make sure it's as easy as possible. on your radar, it's a little on the cool side. not that anybody is complaining around here. a gorgeous day and a beautiful night as we check out center city on this independence day. no jackets at all here. rain is on the way. kathy orr back from vacation down the shore. what you got. >> i was out all around independence mall, independence hall today. old city tonight and it was nice to see on a sunday night. you can see the red, white and blue deck core rating. market street a pretty night. temperatures falling. little bit cool. need a light jacket. wilmington 69, millville 67, atlantic city at 68, down the shore, temperatures cool as well. those ocean water temperatures upper 60's, that's the temperature we're seeing from the boardwalk all the way down to wildwood. cape may point can cooler at 66. overnight, the city 63, the suburbs 56. very pleasant. low humidity, but that humidity is going to

she puts the win in gershwin, joanne nosuchunsky. he has done more disgusting things than larry craig. remember larry craig? comedian and co-host of ufc unfiltered, jim norton. like the clintons she gets most of her money from criminals. criminal defense attorney remi spencer. if he had a nickel for every time he murdered a man he would trade them in for pennies to put them in the eyes of his victims. next to me, cia covert operation officer and president of diligence llc, mike baker. let's start the show. >>> if you're visiting another country, here is a friendly tip from the federal government. everyone's a spy and they are all out to get you. the office of the national intelligence offers tips with frank and a person playing frank's mind that knows better. let's see what advice he has for frank. >> frank is traveling overseas for a conference. he is bringing several electronic devices. do you really need all of those? i think about how many chargers you're gonna have to bring with you. there you go. minimize the amount of electron

special thanks joanne nosuchunsky and that does it for me. make your point. >> i want to clarify the guy we saw on varied yow wasn't the homeless guy. you. >> definitely looking out for you. >>> two big stories breaking tonight. starting with hillary clinton announcing her running mate. senator tim kaine of virginia. we'll have more on that in just a minute. but first police are giving us new details right now on a terror attack that has left people reeling as a gunman randomly opens fire on innocent people who simply went to the mall. welcome to "the kelly file," everyone. i'm megyn kelly. a news conference just wrapped up in munich, germany, where a terrorist opened fire earlier tonight, leaving behind a trail of death that started at a mcdonald's and extended into a mall, bringing the city to a standstill. police say nine people are dead, many more injured. for hours today, folks sheltered

fox 29's joanne pileggi joining us live now from south philly with the latest. horrible dawn. this is a fatal accident investigation in two places. if you look behind me, there is a white toyota. now, police tell us that white the driver of the white toyota smashed into another car about block away from here. another mini van. the mini van carrying four people. worst part here, there were three pedestrians walking on the sidewalk and police say that driver of that white car struck the pedestrians. it was a mother, a father and a two-year-old and the mother died at the hospital. the father and the two-year-old were also taken to the hospital. again, we have one woman dead. she is from south philly. she was struck by the driver of that car. the driver ned but police caught him and they have taken him into custody. there will likely be charges of homicide by vehicle later tonight in this tragic south philadelphia fatal accident. back to you in the studio. >> ♪ some unfortunate news out there but we do have good news for phillies fans. the pitchers are starting to b

we are live out here at fairmount, i'm joanne pileggi fox 29 news.ack to you in the studio, joyce. >> joanne, let them eat cake. >>> philadelphia police are on the hunt tonight for the person who shot a man in the oxford circle neighborhood. it happened just before 4:00 this morning along the 5900 block of loredo avenue. the forty nine-year-old man was coming home after a night out when the man inside a jeep tried to rob him. they say the victim was shot three times hitting him in the head, back and leg. police have not yet released a description of that shooter. >>> to a developing story in north philadelphia where shooting overnight left one person dead and two other people hurt. one of them just 15 years old. this is just the latest outburst of violence in the part of the city where people are wondering how things got this bad. fox 29's sabina kuriakose has details on it. it's a tragedy. that's all i can same it doesn't make sense. >> reporter: betty solomon remembers when this track near ninth and somerset held all the promise avenue new beginnin

joanne, any breaks in this case? >> reporter: well, chris, if police have any new information about this case, they are not yet sharing i in the meantime, tahir's family is dealing with a different stages of grief. going from sorrow and loss to frustration and anger. >> they assassinateed my son or basketball game. you know who you are. ya'll a bunch of cowards hasn't ever was there ya'll a bunch of cowards, too. nobody wants to come forward for tahir. >> tenetia thomas surrounded by family and her community in southwest philly. grieving together sadly after her 15-year-old son tahir barnes was murdered and apparent dispute over basketball game. >> they took my son away from me. they know who they are. >> police have leads and they are trying to catch the suspect who shot the teen in the face on monday night. two other teens were also shot. they survived. >> we shouldn't be burying kids. >> she didn't lose somebody. we all lost somebody. >> this is national crisis. it's not the first. i would love for this to be the

joanne pileggi, fox 29 news. back to you in the studio. >> joanne, thanks. >>> naacp in baton rouge, louisiana is making sure its voice is heard tonight. >> they're calling for peace and justice at the wake of the deadly shooting of alton sterling. members gathered for news conference this afternoon they want justice after the 3784 old was shot and kill outside of a convenience store on tuesday. according to investigators, officers shot sterling during a confrontation when police say they saw a gun on sterling. community active visits are demanding justice. >> we want action now. >> right now. >> we want it now. it's not a new thing. it's not something that just happen. i'm saying this. we are a peaceful people. we don't want violence. we're not exposing violence. we want peace. >> that's right. >> but we also want justice. >> that's right. >> meanwhile, days after the deadly police shooting of phil dough castile speaking in response to the police shooting in dallas. >> i mick an appeal to everyone in minnesota f

i agree with joanne. it is the socks getting wet that gets me. i might rather someone kill me than have to go with wet socks. that's brutal. it is the way they are carrying her if that makes sense. >> look at that carry. >> it is a half piggyback -- >> it is like she enslaved them. >> the optics of having two browner people carry you through a puddle. >> and by the legs. >> maybe there saw lot of pressure on you ladies in media to wear shoes like that. if you are going into the field, be more prepared. >> she knew there was flooding in puebla. that's why she was there. >> was that the story? the story was the flooding? >> she went to cover the flood. ga of vin, why not take the shoes off and carry them in one hand and roll up the pants? >> i likely say she is a woman and it is more evidence they shouldn't be in the workforce. i give you one of the finer looking female reporters i have ever seen so i will abandon that whole thing and say this is a great example of the class in mexico we don't get. if we are rich we are knew sew rich. in mexico the

cuban protection to this very day. >> christie has called for the return of joanne chesimard to newserve out her time for the 1973 killing of trooper james harper. she escaped from prison in 1979 and fled to cuba. among those watching governor christie's speech, his son andrew. like many delegates in the hall, he gave his father rave reviews. >> he did an outstanding job. >> had you heard the speech before. >> i read it a couple times. >> did it sound tonight as it did in practice? >> no, it sounded much better because we had a whole hall of people with us helping him out. >> andrew christie added he believes his father made the choice very clear between donald trump and secretary clinton. >>> we'll continue our live team coverage throughout the day in our afternoon shows and we have a complete wrapup at nbc 10 news tonight at 7:00, our special every sing the night we're here in cleveland. >>> our commitment to clear the shelters continues this morning with a story about a handicap dog who has a new lease on life. >> he arrived badly injured and neglected. because of chemical burns

fox 29's joanne pileggi live in the newsroom with this story. joanne?> chris, dawn a low frequency but high risk event. and that is how the fire commissioner characterized this rescue tonight. it definitely involved putting emergency personnel in a dangerous situation. skyfox above this rescue effort at ninth and russ pike in hunting park. at ground rescue one and other responders trying to get a man out of the sewer below the street. >> this is as dangerous as it gets doing this technical rescue work. this a very challenging and difficult job. >> somehow he wound up in the sewer hole. whether or not someone removed it or he was -- we don't know exactly how he wound up. cover was removed. we don't know how. >> reporter: but responders had to figure out how to remove the man from the 18-inch diameter sewer pipe as quickly as they could. >> you're concerned about hydrogen sulfide and methane. methane because of the explosive nave and hydromine sulfide gets high enough a concentration it can kill. >> we were able to bring the water department resources her

fox 29's joanne pileggi right now at city hall tonight. joanne? >> reporter: shawnette, chris, we are life right now here at city hall where that group is just getting ready for their rally and vigil. now this is part of a multi city event taking place across the country. after fatal police shootings in louisiana and minnesota last week provoked outrage and protests across the country. now the group telling us this is a national call to action. remembering all ton sterile and phil landreau castile and other who's have been shot and killed by police. they say it's time to remember those who have died and yes they are demanding accountability by police. once again, this group is setting up right now. there's another group getting ready to rally and march from north philly here to city hall. back to you. we'll have more on this at 6:00 o'clock. >> joanne, thanks. >>> we do have some breaking news coming in now from overseas tonight. the turkish military says it has fully seized control and is now running the country. gunshots are reported in the capi

joanne is a curator of cultural expression, the exhibit we are in. this is a floor that speaks about the impact of culture on two levels. one is creativity that african-americans brought to the also,al production but how culture is a bulwark that helps people survive, helps people grapple with discrimination. helps people find joined in the most difficult times. in essence, this is a place of thatration, also a place helps us understand how people believe in a better day when they should not have believed in a better day. on the fifth four. the highest floor of the exhibition gallery. there are four culture dollars on this floor for different aspects of african-american culture. a visual arts gallery which takes you through a journey arough african american -- the production of artnd in the gallery of musical crossroads and journey through the different genres of music that african americans have produced. from the moment he came here as enslaved africans to the transatlantic slave trade envoy to the present day, they are taking the stage house set a

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>> all right, stay safe out there, joanne. don't let mother nature spoil your plans, you can always stay ahead of the rain with the fox 29 app. it has got live radar, breaking news alerts, downloaded today in itunes or google play. >>> new jersey state police responded to the wrong house and ended up shooting a elderly man inside. investigators say state troopers were sent to check out a hang-up call to 911, but something went terribly wrong when they entered the home of an elderly couple. fox 29's jennifer joyce spoke with that couple's daughter. >> shot him twice in the chest, once in the groin. >> seventy-six year old gerald psychs is in critical condition at cooper university hospital. how he got here sounds like a nightmare, but he's realizing it is a very harsh reality. stepdaughter diana la south shares her parents' store. >> i my mother called my house at about 11:47 last night, hysterically crying. heard the dog barking. looked out the french doors and saw two dark figures standing at the doors. >> those figures turne

joining me now, co-host of red eye, andy levy and joanne nosuchinsky.s matt damon piece about i'm against guns. he was in australia talking about the fact that they had a gun canadian fist case law in the 90s. the problem is the way i read it, it did not change the number of deaths or murders. but he wants guns confiscated. >> it's strange to me because he was there promoting the latest of the jason bourne films. in all of the movie posters except this one, a gun is there in every poster. it's being advertised as a film with guns in it. so it doesn't seem very -- i don't know, in line with this thinking. >> those are highly trained government operatives. so it's okay for them to have guns. i think that's what's going on here. there is hollywood hypocrisy. it's not because hollywood makes movies with a lot of guns in them. but hollywood makes movies where they make guns look sexy. when you are doing that, i don't think you have any right to go out there and tell people guns are bad because you make them look cool. >> you can say i'm not going to do any g

she turned to cop killer, joanne returning from cuba to face justice. >> i was glad to hear the governor mention that last nig night. reporter: he came across a babyr who was struggling to stay afloat, he jumped in brought the deer to his boat. >> fired up. >> people. >> power. >> cleveland is the center piece for republican national convention as they nominate donald trump to be president of the united states protesters have desended on the city, but not in numbers that people feared before. i came here to public square in cleveland. earning ever bit of its name during rnc, people for and against trump. a large group of people carrying a fake wall, they called wall of trump. moved from here to the quicken loans arena. one of the guys, a military veteran said he was opposed to trump, i asked him why. >> i hatred ric -- rhetoric that trump chooses, he is not make our country safer. it not going to make us safer by banning muss lip muslims and me. >> is that a bit like fighting fire with fire? >> you put a wall around him? >> he wants a wall we'll give him that. >> you hear of robert frost

in ocean city, i'm joanne pileggi fox 29 news. >>> tonight was your first chance to see firework in theity of philadelphia. hundreds of people lining the delaware river to watch the show at penn's landing now if you weren't able to make it tonight, there is an encore performance tomorrow night at nip 30:00. >>> and as you head out for the holiday weekend be sure to take fox 29 with you. download the fox 29 app from the i tunes or google play stores. it's got live radar and you can have alerts sent right to your phone. >>> trauma at a radnor nail salon much police say worker assaulted a woman while he was giving her a massage. tonight the suspect is behind bars in a delaware county jail. >> the police are asking any other victims to come forward. fox 29's shawnette wilson live at the nail salon where the alleged incident took place. shawnette? >> reporter: well, chris and dawn, no one working at the nail salon today wanted to comment but customers we talked to both on and off camera say they never had a problem with the suspect. in fact, tonight they are quiet shocked. >> i was just chec

joann chez mar murdered a new jersey state trooper in cold blood, fled to cuba and lives there under cuban protection to this very day. i want to ask you, how can someone live with their own conscious, when you reward a domestic terrorist with continued safety and at the same time, betray the family of a fallen police officer, waiting for decades for justice for his murder? so let's ask the question. hillary clinton, as a cod ler of the brutal castro brothers, and betrayer of the family of foreign state trooper warner foster and his family, is she guilty or not guilty? >> guilty! [ audience chanting "lock her up" ] now finally, here at home in one of her first decisions as secretary of state, she set up a private e-mail server in her basement in violation of our national security. let's face the facts. hillary clinton cared more about protecting her own secrets, than she cared about protecting american secrets. [ applause ] and then she lied about it, over and over and over again. she said there was no marked classified information on her server. the fbi director said, that's untrue.

let's get straight out to joanne pileggi.at pennsylvania lan landing to night where fireworks will hopefully light up the sky tonight. joanne, how is the weather looking? >> reporter: well, it's rained a little bit. we got a little wet. but we're dry now. hopefully it will stay dry. well that's right. we still have couple of hours from showdown here along the riverfront and it's actually a couple of days away from the actual independence day holiday but i've got to tell you, everyone out here is really excited about tonight's festivities and we do hope they go on. here along penn's landing crews are getting prepared for the giant firework display and concert by the philadelphia orchestra. now, the orchestra is return to go the river stage for its ninth year, and this is all part of the wawa welcome america festival. expected to draw thousands to the riverfront for an elaborate firework display all coordinated to music. >> live orchestra should be like the music, the mellow of it and the excitement of it. and also for the fire

in old city, i'm joanne pileggi, fox 29 news. >>> now back to that flash flooding in our area.s is video that a fox 29 viewer shared with us out of atco, new jersey, as you can see the rain was coming down in buckets there. it was falling so fast that it took no time at all to puddle up in this viewer's backyard. now, dave, you dolled us earlier tonight at 6:00 that we can see this kind of spotty storm popping up. >> what we had earlier was thunderstorm that wasn't moving. it kept developing over the same area. that area was camden county. right over winslow township and waterford township there. central camden county still under the flash flood warning. good news, though, is that the rain has push out. now, this right around mullica there that is now another flash flood warning that was just issued moments ago because that heavy rain combined with all the rain we had earlier. this was the area hardest hit right along 73. right near winslow township middle school and high schools there. so still flooding concerns to night because a lot of rain came down in a short period of tim

joanne chesimard murdered a new jersey state trooper in cold blood, fled to cuba and lives there underan protection to this very day. i want to ask you, how could someone live with their own conscience when you reward a domestic terrorist with continued safety and at the same time betray the family of a fallen police officer waiting for decades for justice for his murder? so let's ask the question. hillary clinton, as a coddler -- and warren foster and his family, is she guilty or not guilty? >> guilty! >> now, finally, finally here at home in one of her first decisions as secretary of state, she set up a private e-mail server in her basement in violation of our national security. [ booing ] let's face the facts. hillary clinton cared more about protecting her own secrets than she cared about protecting america's secrets. and then she lied about it over and over and over again. she said there was no marked classified information on her server. the fbi director said that's untrue. she said that she did not e-mail any classified information. the fbi director says that's untrue. she said

attend and finally on december 3rd a day of celebration for active members off and on duty chief joanne hayes-white will hold a celebration for off and on duty to celebrate the day the event from 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. details to follow and the next scheduled one and 50 anniversary celebration meeting is scheduled for tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. on to special events and communications to the governments agencies the chief and the department and i chief joanne hayes-white met with the thirty champions on july 20th and welcomed them to san francisco and thanked them for their input in helping us chief of the department and dan and myself and local 798 thank you for the firefighters met with diane and tommy from the human rights and supervisor campos office regarding the updates on fire preservation and initiative that have between brought up dan did a good job the meeting a lot of requests from that community in particular one or two of the representatives from the communities addressed all the points and that was comprehensive it was a good meeting. >> on jowl 18 we met with that was mention

(gasps) when my wife joanne was alive, they chalked my driveway, and i hosed it off.things started happening. branches falling, windows breaking... chins disappearing. (laughs) you mock, but know this-- chalk children don't forgive, and they never forget. ohh. (chorus sings in latin) (gasps) (whispers) that one's the leader. okay. if you're staying here, i'll give you a deal on rent. but i'm adding your first year of college, so you're gonna need to gime $11,270. you know what sucks? is that when your life falls apart and you get let down by the one person you count on most. is that me? yeah. (whispers) yes. i just need a break. do you remember when i was little, and you'd come to school and lie about some aunt or uncle dying, and then we'd go to the beach? (chuckles) oh, sweetie... those people actually died. how come we didn't go to the funerals? because they're so depressing. solid parenting. still, i just loved our beach days. it was like i didn't have a care in the world and... can't we do that again? no. i told everyone i was gonna do tough love. mom, they don't

2008 loss to barack obama and the rush to political prom neans, love her, love her not edited by joannesays by women that looks at how clinton is equally lotted and disliked. unlikable. media founder who runs super pac says there's a right-wing plot to derail in killing the messenger. another clinton presidency will be for the worse. [inaudible conversations]

love her, love her not edited by joann bamberger is a collection of essays by women that looks at how she is lauded and disliked. edward klein former editor of the new york times magazine argues against the clinton presidency and unlikable. media matters founders david brock who also runs a super pack supporting her presidential campaign says that there is a right wing plot to derail hillary clinton in his book killing the messenger. and coming out in july it asserts that another clinton presidency well fundamentally change the country for the worst in hillary's america. several of these books have been discussed on book tv and you can find them on our website.

joanne epps is the new provost.he's universally, i think, admired by everyone at temple university. so she's in place. we have an acting president who has been there before and who everyone at temple is familiar with. so i think stability reigns at the university. but, again, the university as a whole's on the uptick. all you have to do is look at the architecture of temple university today and you can see how much has changed in recent years. >> were they helped by the fact this happened in the summer, that it wasn't at the start of the school year, the middle of the school year? >> yeah, no doubt. i mean, we're hearing from students from a distance for the most part. but the faculty is pretty rocked by it. there was a lot of involvement as things developed and everyone sort of had been taken aback. but, again, i think we ought to be reassured that we have people in place and that, you know, academic standards are rising. >> very quickly -- do you think you'll have a hard time getting a new president, somebody who

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. >> step one if joanne ever tells you she was a typical horse obsessed little girl, don't believe hering typical about her obsession. >> if you had a horse in your backyard, if you looked out at the right time of day, i was sitting on it. people called it police. >> she learned to get permission to be around horses and has not left their side sense. jumping, polo, exercising thorough breds, and she started her own riding school. she doesn't remember exactly why, but parents of children with autism or behavioral problems started seeking her out. this woman who thought she knew everything about horses started to learn about how little she knew. one troubled boy wanted to ride the most spirited horse in the stable, she feared what would happen as she put the boy on. >> the horse's body changed completely. he was kind. and i found out a lot about that horse that day. there was a tremendous intelligence and kindness. and now he is a program horse that we use all of the time. >> that program is the square peg foundation. the nonfront that joelle started a dozen years ago that specializes in

attend and finally on december 3rd a day of celebration for active members off and on duty chief joanne hayes-white will hold a celebration for off and on duty to celebrate the day the event from 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. details to follow and the next scheduled one and 50 anniversary celebration meeting is scheduled for tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. on to special events and communications to the governments agencies the chief and the department and i chief joanne hayes-white met with the thirty champions on july 20th and welcomed them to san francisco and thanked them for their input in helping us chief of the department and dan and myself and local 798 thank you for the firefighters met with diane and tommy from the human rights and supervisor campos office regarding the updates on fire preservation and initiative that have between brought up dan did a good job the meeting a lot of requests from that community in particular one or two of the representatives from the communities addressed all the points and that was comprehensive it was a good meeting. >> on jowl 18 we met with that was mention

>> joann said, why don't you just wear it on the air. >> here we are. it is casual friday. what is yours. >> rachel roy. >> snap chat is so hat. when people ask you to take self-physical, we often snap chat you. we are going to try some of these different faces. here is you. do this first one. not that. open your mouth. >> ha. >> i'll do this one. >> now, you do this one. ha. >> oh. >> what? >> that's weird. what's this one? >> that's pretty. >> you know what? you are a princess. >> toast. >> raise your eyebrows and then eat. >> i love that one. >> hold on. what's this one? >> i don't know. >> that's sweet. how about this one? >> that's the big nose one. you look crazy but you know who looks crazier than you. >> you. >> watch. i look like a character. i look like the wicked witch of the west. >> very cute. >> here we are >> here is a face flop. first we have to put your face. is that your face? that's mine. hold on. we have to get closer. get in here. okay. wait. >> we have to get in here. wait. >> scary. >> that was fun. >> isn't snap chat fun? >> it's okay. >> there is a