joel: no.el goes to tulane and gives a commencement speech, what is your message to graduates? joel: it would be to study and all this talk about automation killing jobs robots killing jobs, untrue. don't pay any attention to it. my view about robots, they're getting so much attention, robots are robin and people are batman. so the robots are going to be the assistants all the time. they're not going to be wearing the cape. they're not going to -- tom: he has three commencement speeches. there's a university paying you $100,000 to show up at a commencement speech wearing a batman outfit. joel: i'll be there. the second question about automation is not just about jobs but growth in general. and all the innovations we've hailed the last 15 years have proven ineffective at creating growth. the assumption was innovation creates growth, that's not true. you think it will be true in the future? joel: a yeah but it will be a different kind of growth. what we've experienced over the last 50, 60 years h

joel thanks for joining us once again. who is it that the campaign fears the most on the democratic snide. >> well you know i have been throw this a couple of times. i don't think that you focus on one person when you're in the primary. really want to do the candidate and i think that you have to treat every candidate like a serious opponent and you have to run like a challenger all of the time. i think that's what makes the contests so unique and challenging. i think that the key here is not to focus on one particular interest, but to really go out there in states like iowa and nevada because that's the first month of the campaign and really vote voters where they live. talk to them about their lives and small events and some hountown halls and really be campaigning. i think if you do that and stay true to that mission, then you're going run the campaign that you want the run and be successful. that's what we plan to do. >> here is a self-serving question as a journalist. we have been complaining and she has not made hers

i'm scared of joel. look at that little romper. >> it's under 40 bucks. it's $39.95 from justfab.com. 40 bucks. see you later. >> if you here in the weeds when it comes to your garden, we'll get solutions to keep your backyard beautiful. >> keep your families safe from tick this is summer. lyme disease a big thing. we'll talk about that. >> how about words of wisdom. would you like some? >> i'm so ready. >> i'll pass. >> assume the position, please. [ laughter ] >> some things just fill your heart without trying. the reason i selected that quote -- wait some things fill your heart without trying -- >> i know why that is. you had a homecoming yesterday. >> no because the heart is an autoreflexive muscle that fills with blood on his own. >> what does that have to do with her dog? >> i got my dog after six weeks at camp because he went to naughty boy camp, like you need go. >> where's the naughty boy camp? >> in connecticut. >> so before we show this the woman who is training blake said to me i have to be v

lucy. >> fox's joel waldman in charleston. you very much. >>> the shooting has stunned the nation as many try to grip the magnitude of what's happened. >> some took to social media to express their thoughts. the hash tag prayers for charleston quickly was a trending topic and here's what some people are saying tonight. i am still disgusted and in disbelief. it's sickening and sad denning tragic is not the word. we'll read some more of these tweets for you now. here's another one from miss unforgettable the place that is we consider the safest isn't safe any more. what is this world coming to? also using hash tag and final toll night we'll get a look at this tweet. may those who lost their lives be infinite glory hash tag rip faithful brother and sisters caught in this tragedy. we'll continue to follow the story for you. you can also stay update beside downloading our fox 29 news happen app. search for it in the apple or google blah stores. >> a big technological advance in japan. check out this robot. this isn't the first time

joel y sandra cornejo, forman parte del grupo de familia quÉ se reunieron para denunciar quÉ sus seresstaban sin sombra y sin agua. >> el padre de joel es uno de los padres indocumentados quÉ piden mejores condiciones en el centro, por la investigaciÓn de los inmigrantes encarcelados nos dijeron quÉ los estaban amenazando con tres meses de aislamiento. segÚn la organizaciÓn puente desde quÉ los detenidos iniciaron la huelga de hambre, el pasado sÁbado, no ha sido posible comunicarse con ellos. >> no he escuchado de mÍ papÁ, solamente lo puedo visitar una vez a la semana, cada sÁbado por una hora, y ahora ni siquiera puedo escuchar de Él por una llamada. >> en un comunicado enviado a univisiÓn, el servicio de inmigraciÓn y control de aduanas dice quÉ ice estÁ prometido en tener buen control de los detenido y ademÁs quÉ en este momento ningÚn detenido se ha declarado en huelga de hambre declarado con esta protesta. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. mario: la tormenta tropical bill espera quÉ toque tierra maÑana temprano en el sur de texas. juan carlos estÁ en houston en

joel 225 gave this map showing a global reach. it has members in europe, asia, and other countries where being openly gay is an offense. joel 225 holds conferences, and connects them to real world groups and therapists. >> there's a big arabic group, spanish, portuguese, french, german, russian. the success is frightening. he went to convention therapy as a teenager. it's fraudulent. it was tough therapy for me. it wasn't trick shock or -- mark trickett shock or a -- elect rick shop. james launched a movement. >> we need to protect l.g.b.t. from a psych lodge likely abuse of practice. james accepted his sexuality. jerl ni believes his -- jeremy believes it's rooted in childhood trauma. >> when i was young i was kicked and beaten. >> reporter: have you had sex with women. >> there was a couple of times in the past when i did. with my faith it's not appropriate for me do that before harm. >> reporter: do you get the urge for men sometimes? >> sometimes. it's not as often as it used to be. probably 10% of what it used to be in terms

. >> joel vargas started smoking when he was just 13. he was smoking more than a dozen times a day. he stopped skateboarding. he even dropped out of school. >> i like getting high. i need to get high because my brain is telling me. >> adolescents starting about age 13 have a pretty mature brain reward center. so they can experience rewards and pleasures the same way adults can, but the problem with that is that their prefrontal cortex, which helps people think ahead, control their impulses, that's not fully developed until age 24. that explains why adolescents are much more vulnerable. >> there's something else that addiction experts believe is likely happening in the brain. when you smoke pot, the feel-good chemicals that make up marijuana called cannabinoids, remember them? they cause your brain to stop producing its own natural cannabinoids. when you stop smoking, you have no feel good cannabinoids of your own. until your body kick starts production, you feel lousy, so many people smoke again to feel better. and today's marijuana coul

that will be the club will make a statement and figure out joel's short term future. but you know i would be lying if it doesn't weigh on me heavily. >>> flyers gm ron hextall continues to make moves. he traded for sam gagne over the weekend and today trades zac rinaldo, who had just eight goals and a lot of penalty minutes. chris pronger, congratulations, elected to the hockey hall of fame today, just two days after the flyers traded his contract to the coyotes. weird. >>> eagles signed offensive guard john moffett. back to you. >>> all new on "nbc 10 news at 11:00" caught on camera. a bus driver texting on the highway. what happened when a passenger stepped in. that's all new tonight on "nbc 10 news at 11:00." >>> from our jersey shore bureau we have been telling you about these dangerous creatures that look like jellyfish popping up on beaches. portuguese man of wars that's what they are. they have been appearing on long beach island and in stone harbor just yesterday. man of war has a painful sting. it can be deadly. experts say they are rare for our area but cert

joel waldman joins us now from charlton. joel? >> reporter: lucy, good evening to you.ston continues to mourn accused shooter dylann roof's family they opened up about what happened inside the emmanuel ame church wednesday evening. built dylann roof's family expressing couldn't he will dole lenses over the shooting deaths of nine people releaseing a statement "words cannot express our shock grief and disbelief as to what happened that night. we are devastated and saddened by what occurred. "roof will remain behind bars. his bond set at $1 million on the weapons charge. another bond hearing scheduled for his multiple murder charges. >> mr. roof is charged with nine counts of murder. >> some victims families say they have forgiven roof for his alleged crime while others are trying come to terms with the loss of their loved ones. >> she's not here with us physically but i know that she is up and above watching over us and i know that we as a family we'll get through this. >> in front of the church a memorial keeps multiplying in size hundreds gathered inside the college of

fox's joel waldman is live in charleston tonight. joel, what exactly happened in court today?> reporter: dawn, good afternoon to you. dylann storm roof 21 years old did in fact have his first court appearance today. magistrate charging him with nine counts of murder. but did he not have the authority to set a bond or even issue a bond as far as it goes pertaining to the murder charges charges. however there's also a weapons charge so as it relates to the weapons charge the magistrate in this case setting a $1 million bond. but because of the issue with the murder charge is not being able to set bond, the million dollars bond is sort of a moot point. no chance for dylan roof of getting out of jail at least not now on any sort of bond. all done via video link. he's actually being held in north charleston at the detention center watch was quiet interesting is that some of the victim's families were able to speak at that and it was quite emotional. dawn? >> obviously there's whole lot of sorrow and anger across the country tonight. i know there's a growing memorial behind you. giv

is what the real story of joel embiid with another setback with his foot injury. that was first pick of the sixers last year and what happens to the plan? that is all coming up in sports. >>> check this out this is stuff of nightmares a swarm of may flies causing accidents and forced police to close a pennsylvania bridge. this was in west hemp field township. it looks like a blizzard. >> it does. >> lancaster county. may flies swarmed around the street, so much fell to the ground there were reportedly piles several inches deep. police say may flies caused four motorcycle crashes. the bridge did reopen early this morning. >>> severe thunderstorm slamming parts of the missouri. >> they spotted one tornado that left behind a whole lot of damage. high wind took down trees and peeled back rooftops in lincoln county. resident say they saw a funnel cloud. today the national weather service took a look and said a twister did touchdown ef most weak tornado. you can see damage that it left behind. >>> you decide, and another republican contender is ready to jump ins race fo

in washington, joel waldman. >> president obama honor the world champion sphwan san francisco giants. president obama will congratulate the team on their third world series victory in five years. the president will also recognize all that the giants do to give back to their community. the team is swinging on their way to a three-game series in philadelphia. that will start on friday. >>> two days from now, oracle arena is going to be jumping as the golden state warriors prepare to take on the cleveland cavaliers. the arena features signs that say the finals along with the warriors slogan, strength in numbers. inside the chairs are getting new back covers for the finals and the western conference signs are coming down and being replaced so there's no doubt at all about what is at stake here. game one, of course, thursday at 6:00 p.m. >> i just happen to drive by oracle arena today. those signs are huge and it's kind of cool thinking hey, this is where the finals are going to be starting on thursday. >> all right, let's bring in

. >> the fox's joel waldman joins us live from washington tonight. joel? >> reporter: iain and lucy, good evening to you. major victory for the obama administration the high court ruling six to three in favor of up holding the president's signature health care law continuing to provide millions of americans with health care coverage. >> the affordable care act is here to stay. >> reporter: from the white house, the president praised supreme court's decision to up hold the subsidies in his signature health care law. the ruling mark the second time in three years that attempt to gut obama care by republican faculty fell short in the nation's highest court. >> we finally declared that in america health care is not a privilege for a few but a right for all. >> reporter: at issue in the case, whether language in the law prevents tax subsidies from being offered in the three dozen states which decided not to stab marketplaces for insurance coverage. the court decided in favor of the administration by ruling that in those states it's legal for taxpayers to receiv

joel 225 gave us this map showing its global reach. it holds weekly video conferences with people wanting to lead hetero sexual lifestyles groups. >> we have a gay arabic group, spanish group, french, german, russian. >> his success is frightening to james gay. he went to conversion therapy as a teenager. >> it's fraudulent. it was talk therapy for me. in my case, it wasn't any other therapy. but even words can damage. >> james is still scarred by attempts to turn him straight. he's launched his own group. >> we need to protect our lgbtq youth from this psych lodgely abusive practice. >> when i was in 5th and 6th grade i was made fun of every day, kicked, spit on, beaten up. there were a couple of times in the past when i did but with my faith it's really not appropriate for me to do that before marriage. >> do you get that urge for men sometimes? >> not as often as it was. about 10% in terms of frequency and intensity. usually it happens whenever i'm feeling lonely or feeling isolated or something has happened and i'm shaming myself a

before the draft joel embiid texted okafor i'll see new philly.ys he's excited to play in center city. >> hi no idea. that's my guy. i'm really close with him. i want to team one noel. >> what do you say to having three dominant most players on the sixers. >> i wouldn't say anything. it's not my job to figure it out. they both want to win. we'll figure it out. >> you think this could be a dominant front row. >> we have that sglonl when you see the sixers years jury and know you'll put it on. >> a legacy and a lot of players that won that history and very big shoes to fill. >> obviously really struggled to play this year. with you new number one post-up player in clem basketball what can you bring the 76ers team. >> i don't have any trouble scoring i feel confident when i have the ball in my hands especially with one man and i'm a dwraet passer and teammate and i'm all about winning so i'm excited you helped lead duke to national cham peepship as a freshman. philadelphia is starving for championship. do you think you can do that with the sixers. >>

let's talk to joel berg about it because it's really a problem. startling figures when you see them right on the screen and you realize we're not talking about just a few here and there that could be easily dealt with in some city or village. >> absolutely reverend al. 16 million american children live in households that can't afford enough food. >> 16 million? >> yes. they're not starving every night the way they would in somalia or north korea, but they're choosing between food and rent getting less healthy foods, missmiss missing meals. but as you pointed out, 80% of the kids who get school lunch year round do not get summer meals. >> you know, the programs to feed kids in the summer keep kids healthy, as you say, 16 million in the land of the free and home of the brave, are not getting the right kind of meal. it brings parents relief when they get these meals in school. listen to this. >> i go to work i said i'm not going to rely on food stamps to feed my son. but maybe he only eight twice a day. sometimes on the weekend once. >> i think it's

joel waldman, fox news. >>> so much rain in texas has fallen in the last 30 days that meargts say itould -- meteorologists say it could cover the entire state with 8 inches of water finally sun is called for there. that will allow surging rivers to recede. officials are moving forward with cleanup efforts. at least 27 feel died. 11 people are still reported missing. >>> a little drizzle here in the bay area and rosemary is here now. starting to see a little bit of sunshine. we do have a mix of sun and clouds. take a look at this beautiful shot here overlooking portions of the bay and san francisco there in the backtrop. partly sunny to partly cloudy skies in store for today. we will leave in the slight possibility of maybe an isolated shower over parts of the north bay for most of us, it will be a dry day. here is look at some of the accumulation reported. in the last 12 hours, although it says 24 hours just to be official. a few 1/100ths in most cases. tiburon .10. for most of us, it was a trace. a little bit of mist and drizzle. some areas picked up a few 1/100ths. the center of th

i'm joel waldman in washington. we'll have the details of that story coming up. blatche >>> we are gating a rare up close look at a firefight from a helmet cam. this video provided by the sacramento fire department shows firefighters responding to an apartment fire on monday. you can see how the crews scrambled into action to put on the the flames. at one point the firefighter enters the building and everything goes dark. >>> today california lawmakers are expected to vote on a bill that would make it legal for terminally ill patients to end their lives with interest prescribed drugs -- with doctor prescribed drugs. the issue gained international attention after britney maynard moved to oregon to end her own life last november. she was sufficienting from brain cancer and -- suffering from brain cancer and went to oregon where terminally ill patients are allowed to use drugs prescribed by a doctor. >>> animal control is testing a white powder found along a popular walking trail. a woman said she was walking her dog oreo along three creeks trail when he found dry c

>> this is a hobby for these two cousins, joel and jonathan and they're 15 and 16 years old. giving up on a fishing trip they finally made their catch. >> whoa! whoa! >> this moment joel is filming as jonathan has caught a northern pike that we now know is about 48 inches long and just over 30 pounds. >> oh, wow. okay. >> and wait until you see this sucker. >> whoa! whoa! >> wow! >> look at the size of that thing? >> it's a beautiful fish, actually. >> only thing bigger than this fish is their excitement right now. they are flipping out. two teenage boys landing the fish of their lifetime. >> whoa! whoa! >> juggling. you really have to keep your concentration going. if you're not concentrating, it can all go wrong. first from russia left-hand lane. let's not try to overtake this slow-moving bus. jams on the brakes. uh-oh. bye. >> ooh, that was a big bank he just went down. >> watching the video as we see people start gathering, everybody starts popping out of the car. they are just fine. >> they look young. >> they look young. >> just not having experience with how a car oper

joel waldman live in charleston. joel. >> good evening to you. an arraignment date and time for 21-year-old dylan roof. he will be arraigned. he was brought back here to charleston south carolina. his arraignment tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. at the detention center he is being held in and we are told that there are cameras in there so we might get a good look at him tomorrow as well. investigators obviously want to check out his profile very closely and are looking at a few things. one of them obviously potential ties to white supremacist groups. when they made the arrest of mr. roof about 220 miles from where we are right now in charleston, south carolina as he was heading north into north carolina they found a confederate flag on his license plate. turns out he's also been seen with these patches on his jacket from countries like south africa as well as road keisha. those are red flags for investigators in shelby north carolina they found drugs that are used sort of an antidote to opiate addiction. turns out as well that dylann roof was arrested recen

in washington joel wald man fox news. >>> ebay is banning the sale of confederate flags. the san jose company says the fla flag has become a symbol of div divisiveness and -- divisiveness and racism. last week's shooting at the south carolina church reignited the debate on what the flag symbolizes. >>> let us in! >> access was restricted and the balcony was closed sav meetings recently that forced a council to adjourn early. overflow rooms were set up last night but people who signed up to speak during the public comment period said they had a hard time knowing when to take their turn at the microphone. >> all of these people are on deck to speak. the only monitor they have is the small tv. we can't hear what's going on inside the chambers. >> despite the chaos, the council did approve a motion by brooks to create a new department on race and equity. part of the push to make oakland safer which includes libby schaaf's budget proposal to add more police officers. >>> disciplinary hearings for eight san francisco police officers linked to racist and text messages are now on

in washington, joel wald man, fox news. >>> a controversy plan to prevent deadly wildfires in the oakes hills is moving forward -- oakland hills is moving forward. >>> sunshine breaking through today. but mark tamayo is tracking some more clouds and will be here to tell you about the possibility of some drizzle back in the forecast. >>> another twist in the fifa soccer scandal days before the women's world cup. i'm live in london. that's my story -- coming up. >>> the corruption scandal surrounding fifa is growing. a police organization is issuing and i an lay -- an alert. zblifernts interpom issuing red notices for six men with ties to fifa. now on most-wanted lists. this is the day of a sepp blatter announced his resignation after winning a fifth term last friday. >> translator: i decided to stand again to be elected because i was convinced it was the best option. the elections are over. but the challenges that fifa is facing have not come to an end. fifa needs a profound restructuring. >> reporter: fifa will hold a conference to choose his successor. >> translator: it was a decision

could joel embiid need surgery? >>> i'm john clark. ryne resigns. sandberg shocked management this morning. he came in and told them he was quitting. he says he has thought about this for a couple of weeks. phils have the worst record in baseball. sandberg leaves with the worst record for a phils' manager in 43 years. some players were openly questioning him on the field recently. he had some troubles communicating with key players and new management will be coming in soon. maybe andy macphail, who was president of the cubs when they decided not to hire ryne there. >> with some changes at the top looming, i go back to my statement, i did not want to be in the way of anything happening and the progress going forward. just the accumulation of in my mind, the losses. i do not like to lose. i hate to lose. i think that's the biggest thing that weighed on me. >> ruben amaro says he takes some responsibility for what happened on the field. pete mackanin will be the interim manager. he says quote, there's only so much you can do when you don't have the tal

. >> how about joel embiid? he has been shut down for now as you all know because of his surgically repaired foot. not healing the way the sixers had hoped. three other doctors will be looking at it but noel says he does not expect joel to be out long. >> i saw him last night. first time i saw him in a little bit. great to see him, we hung out for a little bit. he's in a great state right now. he's just sitting back working hard. he's taking time. he feels confident and i think he'll be all right real soon. >>> the phillies are off so they can't lose. they will open a series with the nationals tomorrow night at citizens bank park. how about the debut of the first round draft pick cornelius randolph in florida? his first at-bat he tripled. 3 for 3 in his debut. he will play in the futures game. i'mon clark. we'll be right back. woman: i was tired of my chronic constipation and the way it made me feel the discomfort the bloating the straining. i'd just felt this way for too long. so i finally talked to my doctor a

the club will make a statement and figure out joel's short-term future. >> ron hextall re-signed center chris van de velde. they traded zach rinaldo to the bruins. he spent five seasons with the flyers, just eight goals and a ton of penalty minutes. chris pronger gets elected to the hockey hall of fame. eagles signed john moffitt. we're right back. hey, honey. day dreaming? [laughing] sorry. about being at the beach? uh... yeah. in the caribbean? that's odd... at our very own beach house? how do you know? you've got the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. oh, yeah! $1,000,000 big money with top prizes of a million dollars. [male announcer] want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >>> final look at weather. >> tomorrow some thunderstorms come back into the forecast. i think it will mostly be around noon and into the early afternoon. i think mostly will be confined north and west of philadelphia, but we could see them spread to the i-95 corridor through the evening commute. we'll b

the morning call is reporting that joel fitzgerald yesterday was found not guilty.he's the son of allentown's police chief. prosecutors -- i'm sorry, christopher is the son, joel is the allentown police chief. the younger fitzgerald was accused of pointing a weapon at two undercover detectives after an alleged road rage incident. again, the morning call reporting this morning that christopher fitzgerald was found not guilty. >>> well it's a case that sounds a lot like the inmate incident that sparked rioting in baltimore. >> this morning there is a new family demanding justice and a new police department on the defense. still ahead, the 8-minute van ride in police custody that is now in question. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn hurricane schwartz. >> the flood watch and flood advisories all expire by 6:00 a.m. the precipitation generally much lighter than it was overnight. it's not expected to get real heavy. we're going to be watching this area to the north and west as this might increase a little bit, but this area that got

joel embiid suffers a set back on the road to recovery.go of another pro bowler evan mathis the latest eagle to leave the

noel is not worried. >> i have no doubt that joel is going to be able to play basketball.playing against him this summer against him a couple times this summer he looked great. he is dominating and looks very healthy. he will take a step back, be precautious and will have a great career. >>> union play a tight one. a young fan gives a >>> union were stopped by l.a. galaxy on saturday, five-one the final. they had a chance to get that nasty taste out of their mouth. union hosting seattle, 32nd minute union with the first penalty kick of the season maurice edu is stoned, by steven fry. seventieth minute still no score, cj sapong, and union ahead. sapong has scored in four straight matches. union win one to nil. >>> finally tiger foul ball. young cleveland fan snags witt his cap and proceeds to brag, detroit first base man miguel cabrera. he is giving him business. i can appreciate it. he is like you better. cabrera, so impressed between innings, he gives the boy his duan autograph bat and gloves and now that kid will be friend forever. >>> good for him. >>> finally tonight,

jason and joel, we'll be back. you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> we've been asking you today what do you think should happen to the confederate flag. here's your treats. "the confederate flag should be taken down from the statehouse. it represents division and hate." joe tweets "the flag is unpatriotic and represents hate and racist groups love that flag. southern pride can be shown with state flags." "it is a symbol of hate not historically but even at this hour." and kevin plantz tweets "we need to take that flag down. there's no reason to live in the past unless we want to keep our mind-set there." keep talking to me my handle is @alexwitt. we'll go back to the church in charleston where neighbors and strangers are coming together after the horror. you'll hear more about those who died plus the hugs, the prayers and the respect being given there today. >> i only moved here about a year ago and i wasn't sure at that time -- i don't know if this is the place for me to live but i told them i don't think

noel is not worried. >> i have no doubt that joel is going to be able to play basketball. against him this summer against him a couple times this summer he looked great. he is dominating and looks very healthy. he will take a step back, be precautious and will have a great career. >>> union play a tight one. a young fan gives a major leaguer a piece of his mind but this has a happy ending. right now verizon is offering unlimited talk and text. plus 10 gigs of shareable data. (yeah, 10 gigantic gigs.) for $80 a month. and $15 per line. more data than ever. for more of what you want. on the network that's #1 in speed. call. data. and reliability. so you never have to settle. now also get $300 or more when you trade-in your smartphone and buy a new one. stop by or visit us online. and save without settling. only on verizon. >>> union were stopped by l.a. galaxy on saturday, five-one the final. they had a chance to get that nasty taste out of their mouth. union hosting seattle, 32nd minute union with the first penalty kick of the season maurice edu is stoned, by steven fry. se

did the sixers' cornerstone joel embiid suffer a setback with his foot? how serious is it? his college coach at kansas says it's not a major setback. he says he spoke to joel -- they are going to give his foot some more time to heal and then put him through stressful situations. self-reporting here, hopefully this is true. >>> former flyer kimmo timonen retiring as a stanley cup champion. what a way for the fin to finish his 17-year career at 40 years old, kimmo is a champ for the first time. he was defending patrick kane five years ago in the cup final playing for the flyers. kimmo returns from blood clots this season for this moment. the flyers traded him to give him this chance right here. can you write it any better? >> it's unbelievable. obviously i've been dreaming about this for the last 17 years. i'm leaving this game -- this game gave me a lot. but i gave everything to this game. i'm happy. i'm ready and i'm leaving this game as a stanley cup champion. >> that is awesome. >>> phillies lose again, of course, so they have now lost 11 straight on the road. they're 7-2

, joel said i'm not re-injured. i haven't had an injury setback. but that's what you're telling us? >> right. welshing what's the case? >> the case is we are doing -- we are going to explore some options with a bunch of doctors. joe's been with us, and his representatives, along the way. we want to make sure he's healthy and we're doing everything we can to make sure he has a ten, 15 year career here. >> that was some double talk right there. >> really isn't answering the question, was it. >> of course it was. >> has he had a setback? >> has had a setback, yes. so just trying to figure out what the extent of it is. no too uncommon for injuries like this, particularly with a not like this. >> you have to make sure you're doing everything you can, our focus always on the health and wellness, and longevity of the career. >> alex, we doesn't want to screw up your draft pans. >> and you are a fitness buff. >> oh, sure, ya. get over to wills eye center and get your cataract fixed. because there was word going around, well

oh, yeah sixers are saying joel embiid has had a setback, with his foot injury. he didn't play all last year. new with the nba draft just a week from thursday, and the sixers because of this store what i should we think about this darn it. >> so, he missed all of last season, of course with his foot injury. recent tests showed less healing than anticipated. is is he the next andrew bynum. >> don't bring these guys up sean brace is here, from philly influencer.com. >> how are you. >> good morning. >> yes. >> philly influencer. >> correct. >> i love that tune. >> yes. >> it is too early, it is too early for all of this right now. it is hot. i'm cranky. my windows were fog. the cornerstone of the 76ers franchise may be suffering another setback, mike, i believe it, i'm telling you when there is smoke, is there fire. that is how i go about these things. joel embiid we're talking about this bone in the right foot, and this type of injury has ended careers before. just look back at yao meng when you get up around seven footers, 260, 275-pound. this injury will end care

an idea that was absolutely ridiculous, said russ's defense attorney, joel schwartz. >> in my opinionot charged with murder. >> reporter: what the prosecutor alleged simply couldn't have happened, he said. russ's friends said they were insulted by prosecutor askey's allegation. >> i thought it was beyond the pale. i mean we're innocent people. there is absolutely no evidence that we did anything wrong that night. there never will be, because it didn't happen. >> reporter: and russ? >> i thought she was making up some kinda cockamamie story. i don't know anybody that would lie for anybody when it comes to a crime like that, you know. i wouldn't, not for my best friend, not for my mom. >> reporter: none of russ's friends were ever charged with conspiracy, nor have they ever been connected in any way to betsy's murder. at the trial, defense attorney schwartz took on the prosecutor's case. the idea that russ's 911 call was an act? >> it sounded like a man whose wife was dead and he was grieving tremendously. however, he was doing his best to answer the questions when asked in order to hel

joe waldman is live for us in charleston where that city is in mourning, joel. >> reporter: ken, goodning as charleston continues to mourn the accused shooter dylann roof's family opening up about what happened inside the emanuel ame church. dylann roof's family expressing sympathy. words cannot express our shock, grief and disbelief as to what happened that night, we are devastated and saddened by who occurred, they wrote. roof stood for his bond hearing. >> mr. roof is charged with nine counts of murder. >> reporter: some victim's families say they have forgiven roof for his alleged crime while others are trying to come to terms with the loss of their loved ones. >> she's not here with us you know physically but i know that she is up and above watching over us. and i know that we as a family, we're going to get through this. >> reporter: in front of the church a memorial keeps mull -- multiplies in size. and tonight, hundreds gather inside the university of south carolina for a vigil. meantime president obama is renewing their call for gun control in the wake of the shootings. >> ev

only joel's 16-year-old brother owen on the left survived. a flag on the council building where adrian evans worked is at half staff. people remembering a work colleague trying to take it all in. >> i saw the picture on the tv. i'm like that is adrian. i worked with him. he was a nice funny chap. the guys always got on with him. >> people care deeply about this family and they really want to show how much this family means to them. >> reporter: for others in britain the anguish of waiting and knowing nothing. the family of a family near london have heard nothing for four days. the son called the imperial hotel to ask employees to check on his father and stepmother. their luggage, passports and money were in their room but there was no sign of the couple. he has called every hospital in the area to no avail. >> where are they then? if they are not on the injured list where can they be? it leads you to one conclusion. but it's not one you want to hear or believe. >> reporter: there is a human urge to come together in moments of tragedy. these w

and calvert streets northwest after ten on friday evening and that is where they found 53-year-old joel johnson suffering from stab wounds. he died at the scene. police are offering a reward up to 25-year-old for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the case. >>> the between shot tuesday in southeast d.c. has died. 15-year-old malik mercer was allegedly shot by 22-year-old derryck antjuan decuir. he lives in the district. decuire is charged with assault to intent to kill. those charges are expected to be upgraded. >>> an arrest has been made in connection with a shooting at huntington community center. christopher karl jr. was arrested saturday. king is accused of shooting 23-year-old melvin thomas jr. after an altercation. thomas is in the hospital in stable condition. >>> the church services being held this morning at the metropolitan methodist african church. it followed a vigil held for the victims on friday. looking ahead head to the ceremony today. cameron. >> reporter: good morning, mike. theres a strong connection between the metropolitan african methodist episcopa

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