. >>> i'm john anderson. not lebron james.im, i would have scored 40 points 14 rebounds 11 assists in game five of the nba finals and it wouldn't have been good enough because steph curry is the mvp and he played mvp quality. curry decided to put on a shooting circus. golden state up eight. warriors one more time. matthew dellavedova, you can't keep up with that thanks. splash. curry's family. all of them. mom, dad, the wife the kid on the way, curry, way deep. 37 points. warriors win, 104-91. they lead the series 3-2, game six tuesday night on abc. >>> oh, the brewers. not really it's more about max scherzer of the nationals. he was excellent. carlos gomez. no. hector gomez. send me your gomezs i'll strike them out. perfect through six. he goes the route. 1 hit, 16 ks. back wards, forwards. that deserves a sundae. chocolate sauce, so good. nationals win it 4-0. i'm john anderson. >>> up next in "the pulse." no spoilers. it's all the talk on social media. the season finale of game of thrones. >>> and risky ride. getting help f

president carter said no, i will not debate if john anderson was at that debate. it was in baltimore and it was just the two candidates and the president did not come. by the time the next scheduled debate was scheduled, anderson had fallen below the 15% criteria standard and therefore, there was only the one debate that year between president carter and governor reagan. host: in cleveland ohio. -- in cleveland, ohio. guest: that is right. i should say this, with both president reagan and president clinton, they enjoyed the debate. we never had problems, but what did occur in 1984, and you may think back to this, the candidates were allowed to be joe suggested analysts or moderators, and about 90 people, as i recall, were vetoed by one side or the other, so after the 1984 collection -- election there were two study groups put , together. one here in washington at georgetown and one at the kennedy school in hartford. they came to one conclusion independently and that was that there should be created an entity that exists for one purpose, purpose only. that is to con

president carter said no, i will not debate if john anderson was at that debate. it was in baltimore and it was just the two candidates and the president did not come. by the time the next scheduled debate was scheduled, anderson had fallen below the 15% criteria standard and therefore, there was only the one debate that year between president carter and governor reagan. host: in cleveland ohio. -- in cleveland, ohio. guest: that is right. both president reagan and -- enjoyed the debates. but what occurred in 1984, and you may think back to this, the candidates were allowed to be till -- to veto moderators. about 90 people, as i recall, were vetoed by one side or the other. after the 1984 election, there were two study groups put together. one here in washington at georgetown and one at the kennedy school in hartford. they came to one conclusion independently and that was that there should be created an entity that exists for one purpose, purpose only. that is to conduct general election debates every four years. i was chairman of the republican party at that time

. >> john anderson, a local reporter on the ground for us there at the scene. thank you.xperts. to you, tom fuentes. the weather, there's supposed to be a thunderstorm. what does that do? >> it slows down the officers out there, and i wouldn't expect them to do any search in the wooded area. i think the main concentration now would be to get the parameter up and established and hope they did not get out of it as john anderson just mentioned, they had a long time to have moved on since 1:30 this afternoon, so that will be the priority to get the parameter and everybody set and the planning going into the grid searches they will start doing in the morning, probably. >> rick, why sit so hard to catch these guys? i know it sounds like a simple question, but never before have escaped prisoners been on the land for more than two days? >> that's a great question. these guys obviously are extremely clever, and they have had some luck. but, you see, that's what differentiates how this will end. they have to be lucky with every single decision they make, and every person they trust

marshall special operation group and john anderson in new york. john, let me begin with you.shock is this to this area and how are they proceeding after hearing news that this is a credible sighting? >> right now, it's a little uneasy. at first, it was more of a roadblock, checking inside of cars. that has now turned into a lot of firearms correction officers swat teams. when the driver pops the trunk, there's a gunpointed at the trunk. it's uneasy. it's uneasy for the residents. they're being taken out of their homes. homes are being searched. hunting camps are being searched. so it's a little different from yesterday. it's intensified a little bit in terms of you can see more firearms. they're taking it serious now that they've talked to the person who saw the two escaped convicts and they have determined that she is indeed credible. >> so john paint a picture for me. let's go back to that moment where you said residents are being asked to leave their homes so that police can search how is that happening? is it -- is it just every home that happens to be near that you know

but joining us now by phone is john anderson, who is a reporter at the "wellsville daily" in upstate new york, which i believe is right outside of friendship. are you there? >> yes, i am. >> all right. john, thanks so much for being with us. what can you tell us? >> well, it appears that the troopers were kind of backing off a little bit, but i think there was just a shift change, and a lot of the top investigators did go back to the theme. i talked to a couple of the investigators that they were leaving, and they say the reason is, the 1:30 p.m. sighting was so strong, the description that was given by the citizens, they just don't want to give up on this lead. and they don't want to leave the area totally and have these guys hiding somewhere. there's a lot of places to hide. this is a very rural area. allegheny county is 90 miles south of buffalo, but right on the pennsylvania border, and it's a county of 29 towns and villages, no cities. very rural. deer hunting, fishing. that's outdoor recreation, that's what this area is known for. and it is a very easy place to, you know, walk a

john anderson and john buccigross break down game four bring you full postgame coverage. >> jeff: well, very good defense tonight by the warriors. lebron james, 7 for 22. individually, they played well. iguodala was a stalwart. and lebron james had a game that most would die for, mike. but for him, was below average. >> mike: he was human tonight, as kendrick perkins checks in for the first time of the finals. joe harris as well. mike miller's in the game. james jones can't connect. and the rebound, draymond green. so again, much like they did in the memphis series golden state down two games to one, staring at a game four on the road could have put them in a three-one deficit and once again, they respond with a huge road performance. green now with 17 points most he's scored in these finals. he also has seven rebounds and six assists. throw in a couple of steals, as well. j.r. smith. and a rough shooting night for smith. 2 for 12 overall. and 0 for 8 from downtown. and steve kerr's going to put in his subs, call a 20-second time-out as we check in with doris. hey, doris. >> doris: hey

joining me on the phone, john anderson regional editor for the wellesville daily reporter.e ground there. you have a keen sense of how this search has gone over the last two weeks. how credible do you think these tips are right now that has caused those 800 law enforcement officials to narrow in on a part of new york that is right along the state line with pennsylvania? >> i think it's a very credible sighting took place around 1:30. the reason is the description the individual gave the troopers is very close. you have probably seen the updated sketches with the beard, showing the facial growth. that's what this resident saw, described, described the teeshirt of the individual. everything was pretty common with exactly what the troopers are looking for. that's what they told me at 1:30. now, as time has gone on the last couple hours, the problem is so many people are calling in sightings, and they may be other people who are looking for this reward money. like $100,000 so obviously, people want to be the one to call and be a credible tip and as a result we keep seeing troop

john anderson and john buccigross break down game four bring you full postgame coverage. >> jeff: well, very good defense tonight by the warriors. lebron james, 7 for 22. individually, they played well. iguodala was a stalwart. and lebron james had a game that most would die for, mike. but for him, was below average. >> mike: he was human tonight, as kendrick perkins checks in for the first time of the finals. joe harris as well. mike miller's in the game. james jones can't connect. and the rebound, draymond green. so again, much like they did in the memphis series golden state down two games to one, staring at a game four on the road could have put them in a three-one deficit and once again, they respond with a huge road performance. green now with 17 points most he's scored in these finals. he also has seven rebounds and six assists. throw in a couple of steals, as well. j.r. smith. and a rough shooting night for smith. 2 for 12 overall. and 0 for 8 from downtown. and steve kerr's going to put in his subs, call a 20-second time-out as we check in with doris. hey, doris. >> doris: hey

. >> kevin connors, john anderson. chambers bay is a tough course. tough luck for dustin johnson.layer in golf right now is jordan spieth. >> if you play 72 holes, you need all of them. very last hole at the 115th united states open. jordan spieth in a tie for the lead. he'll take it outright with that birdie putt. missed the eagle. he's in the clubhouse at minus five. only guy that could pass or tie him, dustin johnson. paulina great zi. the baby. wayne's there. the eagle, it goes begging. and then it goes too far. okay so if we make this it's okay. we'll play 18 holes on monday. we're not playing golf monday. we're having a trophy ceremony on the green right now. dustin johnson, a three-putt for par. so disappointing for him. so great for spieth. >>> it's amazing. it's incredible. to win major championship. you only get a few moments in your life like this. to recognize that. to have two if one year and be early in the year that's hard to wrap my head around. >> school's out. i don't know if this matters to the parent. one year in college, jordan spieth then he dropped out. he's

. >>> i'm john anderson. we had to wait more than a week. finally, we got around to basketball.of the nba finals between cleveland and gold. state. lebron james, leader of the cavs. steph curry, in charge of the home team, the warriors. and also the mvp. james buries it. tied at 98-98. curry's got the layup. no. kyrie irving comes and saves the day. we go to overtime. cavs down four. irving. here we go. down awkwardly. he used the whole week to get well. as you can see, not happy about that. mri on friday. barnes buries the three. the warriors, 108-100. outscore them 10-in ot and take the 1-0 lead. >>> french open semifinals. serena williams illing. like sick as a cat against bacsinszky. lost the first set. got down 3-2 in the second set. but then, there would be no more than that. reeled off ten straight games. 4-6, 6-3, 6-0. goes for a 20th career slam title on saturday. >>> x games austin. we have bikes, cars, skateboards. we got all kinds of stuff going on. friday, 8 p.m. eastern time. you can see it on espn and the watchespn app. have a great day. dominate life. >> good adv

john anderson, john buccigross with full postgame analysis live from cleveland. more, as the nba season comes to an end. let's just listen, moments ago, to steve kerr and his comments. >> we did it. >> we did it, man. >> just the beginning. >> so happy for you. that was incredible. incredible work. thank you very much. thank you. ten more and we'll catch you. >> so, the champagne is flowing in the visitors locker room here at quicken loans arena. meanwhile, at the other end, obviously disappointment for the cleveland cavaliers. >> i love you. i'm back. >> mike: well, his return home brought unbridled joy to the city. the kid from akron was back home. he came oh, so close to ending the championship drought, putting on a performance for the ages, as they came within two wins of winning a championship. but the fairy tale ending was not to be for lebron james and the cavs. at least not this season. warriors won a championship in '75, led by hall of famer rick barry. they swept the washington bullets. but it would be 40 years before they got another title. >> warriors

breaking news for the last three weeks and this is john anderson with the daily reporters.ou so much for being with us this afternoon. you of all people have been watching and seeing the terrain and the search teams covering a massive amount of land here and if challenges that they have faced. where are they now? >> well the area that they're in is wooded. as you have shone on the maps on cnn, it's a lot of state land. what is hurting is the wet lands and the marchsh and weather. there's a lot of bugs and ticks. it's not an easy field to cover. it's very difficult for the troop ers and the 13 other law enforcement agencies that are conducting the search for sweat. >> you told us that there's more than 1,000 officers that are involved in the hunt. where are they from the men and woman that have spent wokseeks away from if family. >> i spoke to one officer and we expected a troop er and he expected to work about 85 hours this week. he had friday off and that all changed. he worked 90 hours, but a lot of the troop ers have hunting back grounds. they know how to hunt and search

president carter said no, i will not debate if john anderson was at that debate. as in baltimore and it was just the two candidates and the president did not come. by the time the next scheduled debate was scheduled, anderson had fallen below the 15% criteria standard and therefore, there was only the one debate that year between president carter and governor reagan. host: in cleveland ohio. -- in cleveland, ohio. guest: that is right. both president reagan and -- enjoyed the debates. but what occurred in 1984, and you may think back to this, the candidates were allowed to be till -- to veto moderators. about 90 people, as i recall, were vetoed by one side or the other. after the 1984 election, there were two study groups put together. one here in washington at georgetown and one at the kennedy school in hartford. they came to one conclusion independently and that was that there should be created an entity that exists for one purpose, purpose only. that is to conduct general election debates every four years. i was chairman of the republican party at that time and

reporter: deputy chief economist john anderson say low energy prices hemp the decrease. >> not just transportation but the processing and the packaging. they are intensive activities. the prices are raised. reporter: lower fuel prices are lower. that is a big reason that 42 million americans will spend the holiday away from home in triple-a. the most since 2007. thigh expect the gas prices at the lowest in five years. that is good for 85% of travelers who plan a road trip. but air fares are higher this july fourth than last. for consumer watch, i'm karen kapa. leon: a cause of death. disturbing case that became national news. a woman found pushing her dead child in a swing. how did the child die? tonight we now know. a local man accuse offed of videotaping a woman for almost two years. >> if he did it to one person he will probably do it to someone else. leon: the great lengths he went to to see what she was doing. warning signs new research suggests alzheimer's reveals its earlier than believed. and a group of girl scouts about to settle in for a one of a kind night under the stars. announcer: no

in 1980, independent john anderson siphoned millions of votes away from jimmy carter.ct, i watched it happen up close on air force i, as carter lost big to randle reagan. in 1992, ross perot gobbled up nearly 22% of the popular vote, practically gifting the election to bill clinton, who won with only 43% of the vote. and oh, how history would have been different if ralph nader had stayed out of the election in 2000. well, third party candidates can decide elections. will 2016 be one of those years? we've seen it before. well, the headline in the daily beast proclaims 2016 needs a third party. while a recent gallup poll found that a near super majority of americans say a third party is needed now because republicans and democrats do a poor job representing the american people. well, the left already has an independent among them. and he's among them. his name is bernie sanders. we're seeing libertarian and evangelical uprisings on the right. if jeb bush is the nominee, then will one of those groups bolt? anyway, the roundtable tonight, ruth marcus, columnist and editori

. >> i want to bring in john anderson. the area where this all happened, he's been reporting this for some time. does it surprise you that he was actually apprehended fairly close in that same area that 22-square-mile range where his partner was shot and killed? >> you got to wonder if there was years ago before phones and people carried compasses, maybe they would have made it to canada. made it 2 miles from there. so no i don't think they knew where they were going. right now from what i'm hearing from investigators, he was shot he is bleeding. i think the concern is where was because anyone involved in shootings internal injuries are so important. you can be shot and feel okay. just like in a car accident and then die from your internal injuries. so i think this is a very critical time now for law enforcement and for investigators. exactly what you've been talking about, to find out what sweat can tell them and what he knows. we don't know his exact condition, but this has got to be a concern until we know where he was

city's mural arts program showing face was dedicated yesterday by members of the seniors from the john c. andersonnts. the photos will be displayed on billboards throughout the city and at bus shelters and soon to be published book. >>> president obama found himself at the white house yesterday found himself battling control of the audience. see what happened as he encountered a heckler. >> no, no, no, no. hey. listen. you're in my house. no, no. >> how do you respond to that? the crowd drowned out the heckler with chants of obama, obama. the person was eventually escorted out of the building. >>> funerals will be held today for two of the nine victims of the charleston church massacre. this as the community is showing signs of healing. now last night, exactly a week after the massacre emanuel ame church resumed their bible study. no cameras allowed inside but a hundred people and standing room only. church goers say nothing inside the church to indicate a shooting there except wood paneling that has been removed in from the walls. >>> the company's president says the flag has become a negative sy

john what do you make of these new leads. >> this is a game changer. andersonnge he have. this is a significant break for law enforcement. >> the fact that forensic evidence was found? >> absolutely. the recent developments coupled with the sighting of a person. obviously it's not 100% it was one of these individuals but the likelihood or probability of that will bear out. one thing to keep in mind even though dna was found in the cabin, you really don't know how fresh it is or how long they have been in there. but through interviewing the owner of the cab skpin so on you can determine if there was any weapons in there, if there was maybe a cabin that was full of food that they might have made a goodie bag to further go on the run, secrete themselves in the woods. game changer. especially dna from both of these individuals puts them together. you can rule out any alternate plan for another getaway car that might have been considered. >> lenny, to you, does this tell you that there wasn't really a plan b, that joyce mitchell may have been the only plan that they

and certainly, john the sightings, and the dna, and this is a game changer? >> yes, andersonforce enforcement, and it is a closest scent they have had since the dogs last week. so, the dna found in the cabin along with the possible sighting of these two individuals certain ly reenergizes the law enforcement on the hunt, and allow s the law enforcement to cast the net in that area. >> and professor kobilinsky, the dna was identified quickly, and it seems that in a lot of cases, you can't get the dna in a week or two. >> well, first of all, these are convicted felons and therefore their genetic profiles are on codis, and so we have that je genetic background for both of them, and so now it is extraordinary what we can do these adays, and we have a r.a.p.i.d. that can be in one day if you are prioritizing and put your people there, and day and night. >> and you vhave the genetic profile of the people already on it. >> yes, and you need biological evidence. apparently that is what they found. we don't know what. at first maybe a toothbrush or the hair brush or the comb or the ite

we have becky anderson with more on the situation. >> reporter: you are correct, john they stay in qatarbut that is what we understand. you remember the images a year ago today. jubilant. arriving on qatari soil after being in guantanamo bay for 12 years. they were of course relinquished by the united states to secure the release of sergeant bowe bergdahl held by the taliban for five years. now, how long the ban will be in effect and what happens to the men and families going forward is very unclear. we are told only judgmentu.s. officials are in close contact with the qataris to make sure they are not a threat. the u.s. is concerned of the men returning to the battle field and endangers the u.s. troops in afghanistan although in an advisory role. those concerns i guess, heightened by confirmed reports that three of the former detainees have attempted to make contact with active members of the taliban while they have been under supervision in qatar. we have spoken to sources in qatar today and behind closed doors. i have to say this prisoner exchange which i was there at the time was tou

john. >> all right. >> you won. >> this is what is going to happen now. anderson cooper is normally the host of the show.s never been up this early. they brought me in. we'll combine two games. four television shows up in the screen. can you put them up there? >> four television shows. >> four television shows. >> that's not the case. >> four television shows on the screen now. >> we have a -- >> okay. i don't know what they are. >> there we go. >> four television shows. happy days mash -- >> every answer will be one of these shows. when you know the answer hit the bell. the teams are bill and allison against mcikala and the world. >> because i'm the world. >> nearly all the contractharacters in the show are left-handed. >> oh. [ bell ] . >> the muppets. >> that is correct! >> what they don't have hands. >> because they have -- >> the opening theme song to the show was titled "suicide -- >> m.a.s.h. >> that is correct. >> suicide is painless. >> yes. question number three morgan fair chooeld andpresley played the same character in the show. >> dallas. >> wow. the canadian. >> we had television in canada

john for us as well. thank you. >> i will. thank you, anderson. >> quite a guy. 20-year relationship. fighting for the right to say that it was his husband. i was also looking at the banner there, same same-sex marriage after today, no heterosexual marriage same-sex marriage there is just marriage in every state of the union. >> a remembrance to the millions of gay and lesbian americans who never lived to see this day who were never allowed to live as fully equal open citizens. next the breaking news out of upstate new york. one fugitive killed. police in hot pursuit of the other. two weeks after the prison break. this all could be coming to a head tonight. expecting to hear from new york's governor shortly. we could hear more momentarily about what is going out there. but first, a quick break. we got the new tempur-flex and it's got the spring and bounce of a traditional mattress. you sink into it, but you can still move around. now that i have a tempur-flex, i can finally get a good night's sleep. (vo) change your sleep. change your life. change to tempur-pedic. ♪ ♪ introducing the

on hand to get them started is justin anderson, there to throw out the first pitch as he actually asked the wizards john wall for advice. and probably not the best person, considering his infamous blender on the mound, but all worked out just fine. check it out as he made it across the plate, no problem and in to the fellow ua alum. touring the country, touring out for the nba teams, including the wizards, where tonight he'll learn his faith during the draft. >> and this is a dream of mine as i just remember growing up, shooting right in front of my house and all of that is starting to come for something. i'm blessed and fortunate. and sitting here with open hands and waiting for whatever, wanting them to call my name. >> from l.a. to dc, he's been everywhere, considered a late round pick by most people. and wizards, of course, with the 19th side. but he might be the sleeper in tonight's nba draft. >> somebody that they might be looking at. >> he could be if he is a small forward and that he could possess some of the qualities that they will need to fill out the roster. we'll see what happens as they wo

anderson, but by definition, a net means a lot of holes. >> tom foreman, appreciate that thank you. let's bring in the professionals now. johnormerly in charge of the marshal's eastern division. and the founder and owner of the mountain scout survival school. john, it's interesting to look at that idea of a perimeter, how do you actually set up a perimeter. i mean, how far apart are individuals so that somebody just can't slip through? >> well, anderson, in an ideal situation you like to be as close to one another as you can. obviously, in this type of terrain and wooded area it's something that the tactical experts note on that area. time is on the side of law enforcement here. so the wider you cast that net, okay, they contain them in there, it's just going to take longer due to the challenges and the mountainous area to track these guys now. >> chris, the fact that these guys may have left the cabin in a hurry, that works in law enforcement's favor, particularly with the idea that \one of them may not have boots on. >> yes, they're improvising now, so now you can marshal all of your resources into that area. where before

john king has the new numbers tonight. not great news for the clinton campaign. >> no, anderson, they're not great numbers.tic nomination. but when you look deeper there could be trouble. come general election. maybe some democrat will try to take advantage of this. does hillary clinton inspire confidence? only 49% of americans say that now, down from 58% in march 2014. back into politics, numbers are down. let's keep going through the numbers. look at this. do you have a favorable opinion of hillary clinton? all voters, 46% now. look how this has dropped. 59% in november, '14, down ten points from a year ago. again, her numbers are going down as she starts to campaign for the presidency. independents. critical in the general election? only 41% of independents have a favorable opinion of the woman who likely to be the democratic nominee for president. you see again it's down ten points from a year ago, down from 56% in november. that's a problem. let's move up. here is another big question. is hillary clinton honest and trustworthy? is your next president honest and trustworthy? that's a big question in an

anderson celebrated singer who was born right here in philadelphia. it honors people whose body of work has improved the world beyond inter of entertainment. previous winners include john jovi, mia farrow and oprah. far hal sis will receive the award in november. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00. "eyewitness news" returns tomorrow morning at 4:30 with erika von tiehl and diana rocco and meteorologist katie fehlinger will have the latest on this excess tiff heat and thunderstorms. for lesley, kathy and everyone here i'm jessica dean you can always fine us at cbsphilly.com. hawaii five-o is up next. have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow.

anderson celebrated singer who was born right here in philadelphia. it honors people whose body of work has improved the world beyond inter of entertainment. previous winners include john farrow and oprah. far hal sis will receive the award in november. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00. "eyewitness news" returns tomorrow morning at 4:30 with erika von tiehl and diana rocco and meteorologist katie fehlinger will have the latest on this excess tiff heat and thunderstorms. for lesley, kathy and everyone here i'm jessica dean you can always fine us at cbsphilly.com. hawaii five-o is up next. have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow. previously on hawaii five-o... grace? what are you doing in my house? who are you? i'm marco reyes. your brother never mentioned me to you? what is it that i can do for you? your brother took something from me. and you're gonna help me get it back. when your brother disappeared, he was in possession of a significant amount of my money. okay, how much money? 18 and a half million dollars. well, i, unfortunately don't know anything about that. i haven't seen or spoken to my brother in three years. do you really think that i'm t

john, you guys go first. >> all right, the category is studio 54. in fact, my mom took me to studio 54 when i was 11 years old. >> that's illegal, anderson. >> yeah, ias raised by wolves. >> put 60 seconds on the clock. you can try to get as many names as possible. the theme is studio 54. famous people who hung out at studio 54. go. >> oh, cabaret. >> liza minelli. >> campbell's soup. >> awol. >> correct. >> married to mick. >> jerry hall? >> no. >> bianca jagger. >> blue lagoon? >> brook shields. >> that is correct. >> wrote a book, movie came out, talked like this. >> truman cabodias! >> let's see, jeans, designer jeans. >> calvin cline. >> michael jackson's good friend. >> elizabeth taylor. >> correct. >> oh, pass. >> great job. that was hard. >> all right. you had nine correct. each one is worth 30 points. nice job. bill and aly, you are second place. it is your turn. >> let's do this. your category is talk show host of the 1970s. these are talk show hosts of the 1970s. 60 seconds on the clock. >>. >> regis philbin. >> oh, the king of late night. >> here -- >> interviewed richard nixon in a long series. >> barbara walters? >> oh, frost, david fr

anderson that we have not yet seen. the giants and the d-backs. game one of the series. i'm john miller with mike krukow. back to you. >> thank you very much gentlemen. the progression continues. joins the sacramento river cats and scheduled to start monday, june 15th as part of his rehab assignment. kaine has not pitched in a big league regular series game since july 9th. >>> off day for the warriors. after last night's really season savings. 103-82 win over the cavaliers. evening the finals at 2-2. once again, it was a simple move by the coaching staff that made all the difference in the world in the result last night. steve kerr putting andre iguodala into the starting lineup in place of andrew bogut and it paid huge dividends. iguodala scored a team high of 22 points along with steph curry and the fast break attack which the worn-out cavaliers had no answer for. >> when i was asked today, i think, tim cal cam i asked me if bogut was starting, i lied. >> no, i did. i lied. sorry. >> i don't think they hand you the trophy for -- based on morality. they give it to you if you win. sorry about that. >> i'

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in honor of merion anderson a celebrated singer, born in philadelphia it honors people whose body of work has improved the world beyond entertainment. previous winners included johnon jovi, mia farrow and oprah. >>> and kathy we're looking at incredible temperatures, dangerously hot. >> yes, when you combine heat and humidity it is whole new ballgame. when it is oppressive, it is a a big problem and it will be serious tomorrow. take a look outside where we have heat, humidity but nothing like what we will see tomorrow. center city philadelphia that milky white sky indicating high humidity in the region. we are looking at dew point true amount of miss another in the air and those numbers are really high. they are like midsummer numbers, and that is why we're a bit concerned for tomorrow. tonight will be very muggy, as well. our eyewitness weather watchers are reporting temperatures in the 80's, official high in philadelphia 89, came close to that 90-degree mark but just didn't make it. as we look at our temperatures or bubbles as we like to call them or cloud we will go to the north in southeastern pennsylvania, johnnies reporting from perkasie where temperature i

john kasich are also preparing presidential runs. >> assuming all of this jump in this will be the largest gop presidential field in four decades. anderson>> it is fascinating. let's dig deeper in thousand that is likely to shape the race. joining me gloria borger and jake tapper. it does seem like every republican politician right now wants to run for president. what does it say for the republican party and for the aspects of winning. >> it says the republican party has a deep bench. there are a lot of high-profile governors and senators who are going to run and if you look at the democratic side of the aisle you don't see that same kind of deep bench. and the reason i think we're seeing so many of them run because we've had eight years of a democratic president and if you look at historical trends we are probably going to have a republican president and not necessarily but that is the trend. and right now biden hasn't said he won't run and presidnt obama can't run for re-election and the odds are good that a republican will win. >> and as jake said, gloria there are a lot of candidates on the republican side. it is not like 2012. >> in

anderson monarchs team are taking a civil rights tour. they left philadelphia yesterday. today they will tour white house and meet congressman john lewis. they will see nationals play tampa bay rays in a baseball game. their five city tour will include a stop in birmingham alabama. they are on a 1947 bus that is from the same year jackie robin on broke baseball's color barrier. >> yes, what a great way to spend the first week of your summer vacation. >> a amazing history lesson. >> great important history of the nation's history. >> maybe she will be on the 10-dollar bill. >> maybe, 2020. >> still need more time for that. >> 6:20. coming up a a camden teenager is surprised to see himself on a bill game, find out why he his mom wants the whole city to know what he did. >> dramatic rescue in texas where flood waters stabbed three teens on top of their car, how they were rescued coming up. >>> tropical storm bill off the texas coast turning roads in raging rivers. more than waste deep. three teenagers found themselves stranded on top of their suv while waiting for help that water just continued to rise and that forced them to climb a tree

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anderson award recipient. it is name honors artists and individuals whose body of work has improved the world beyond, the power to entertain. >> i'm guessing it is john bon jovi. >> no that was last year. >> that was last year. >> yes, it included john bon jovi jails earl jones, oprah winfrey and maya angelou. >> who will it be. >> wow. >> okay. >> one of the best evenings of the year in philadelphia. i went to the barry gordie need, i didn't get to go to bon jovi. it is a beautiful event. >> maybe this year i will getting to. >> i will take you. >> okay. >> it wasn't a hint, i can go by myself. >> speaking of going by myself did you do the flag day event yesterday. >> yes stripes and stars festival. >> host. >> you hosted. >> thank you at independent mall celebrating also the birthday for the army. 240th birthday. it was a special flag day for two world war two veterans in philadelphia's rhawnhurst neighborhood. >> close to a hundred people came out to honor sergeant sam kaplan and laura simon was also there. sergeant kaplan turned 101 and mr. simon turned 92 yesterday. >> how about that. >> yes. >> both men risked their lives to fight for our freed