yeah i heard of mary joyce clearly at home in the faroe islands. she speaks fluent fairways went to university here and works as a supervisor at an afterschool program for children and teenagers how hard is the language it's very hard. to borrow the different language. from different languages and i have seen and it's not all the time that google translator working at this i think you're very persistent to do. and three children i work also son. and where do you work when they met dan worked at sea on a fishing boat trip to the philippines to meet mary joy with his first asia. oh it was like. when she. was a mason. now he works for the faroe islands electricity company so that he can be with the family at home. because it's very good thank you and i'm very lucky to have them because they help a lot of home so unless i'll be here. what's the main difference between filipino men and fairies men filipino mouthing their my party alcohol their fathers the head of the family and the sky and all but here it's more equality we both this i'd be able to. mar

joyce? >> reporter: well, iain, this is amazing. only small fragments of that small plane remain. see them back here in the yard. this is along immediate road in whitpain township. now, many other neighbors had just come out to do yard chores around 5:00 o'clock. they had just watched that dramatic finish to the eagles game when a different scarier drama unfolded right in front of their eyes. >> i looked up and it was flying very low over our house. obviously it was going to crash. >> right across the street. >> reporter: it has slammed into smaller limb of a huge tree in a neighbor's front yard along immediate road whitpain townsh township. >> there's not much left of the plane. >> reporter: didn't even see the pilot inside a tiny cockpit of the home built plane. >> we heard gurgling and found the pilot inside the bush. >> reporter: entangled in safety belts. one strapped across his neck. >> the guy didn't look good, and brian went for his, to, see if there was pulls there. >> we lived up, took the pressure off his neck. so that he can then -- the neighbor cut brian cut the strap

attorney joyce vance who spent 25 years as a former prosecutor.nd kimberly atkins, who also happens to be an attorney, the recovering kind, that is. kim, what do you make of the manafort statement blaming the leakers? sounds reminiscent of the boss. >> sounds familiar, to try leakers and talk about the obama administration surveillance of an opponent sounds like something straight out of the president's playbook. sort of brushing this aside, but i mean, it's quite a development if true. you know, it's tough to get a fies so he warrant to surveil someone and the fact that be it's been going on for a long period of time on paul manafort definitely is a major development in the ongoing muller investigation. and it shows if nothing else that bob mueller and his investigators may have something to use perhaps as leverage to try to flip paul manafort as this investigation gets closer to reaching a conclusion and the possibility of charges being brought. >> i have so many questions for both of you. joyce, question one "a" four as you pors parse this stat

attorney joyce vance who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor.d we're also joined by kimberley atkins, who also for purposes of this conversation as we always point out, happens to be an attorney. the recovering kind that is. kim, what do you make of the manafort's statement especially blaming the leakers. sounds vaguely reminisce want of the boss. >> yeah, sounds very familiar to cry leakers and talk about the obama administration surveillance of an opponent sounds like something straight out of the president's play book, sort of brushing this aside. but i mean it's quite a development if true. you know, it's tough to get a fisa warrant to surveill someone, and the fact it's been going on for a long period of time on paul manafort definitely is a major development in the ongoing mueller investigation. and it shows if nothing else that bob mueller and his investigators may have something to use perhaps as leverage to try and flip paul manafort as this investigation gets closer to reaching a conclusion and the possibility of charges being brought.

joyce: i think your country is in for a very rough ride.she has to play to the central east european country. she needs their support but they need her support. they need her we support intern -- they need her support in terms of energy issues. crisis but i think she is going to be up to get a , the 27ommon support will ultimately hold tight because they understand the potential domino effect if they don't. anna: what is your understanding of the relationship tween schulz and merkel -- relationship between schulz and merkel at this point. from what you understand about angela merkel, how likely is that to be replicated? joyce: i don't know very much about schulz because he has been a european politician, rather than a national politician the last 25 years. i don't think she has a lot of respect for him, but this is not based on any personal knowledge of their relationship. i do think that she feels comfortable enough with the grand coalition having been through this process twice, she has strong working relationships she can rely on. i thin

our jennifer joyce reports from evesham township.t's frustrating to come in to work and see $45,000 truck damaged. >> reporter: especially frustrating that it happened twice in less than a week at elkins chevrolet on route 73 in evesham township. police are sharing this video of a lone thief at work after dark. on thursday night around 9:30, cameras captured the vehicle vandal using a jack to steal a rear truck tire. then early saturday morning, he's back again police say he arrive at the dealership with his tools. he removed parts from a brand new pick up damaging the hood and grill of the truck. >> i don't know if he has bone to pick with us or he's just waited trying to grab stuff and sell on e bay and craigslist. >> if you recognize him give us a call. especially the second video it's a clear picture of a toot. he has some knowledge of trucks. >> we're looking in get our own security company. >> the thief costs him hundreds of dollars. if you think upping who he is call evesham township police. roaring from burlington county, jen

fox 29's joyce evans joins us this evening with a new twist on an old practice. joyce?cy, he is a big-time u penn cardiologist and, yes, like most it takes you months to get in for an appointment and half your day doing a hospital office visit. it can be very expensive and intimidating leaving people who are under served uncared for altogether. so he's meeting the people halfway to save lives. >> you push with your whole body trying and keep your arms straight. >> reporter: cpr training on the sidewalk. >> shock advised. >> reporter: blood pressure screenings in the rec room. >> how much do you exercise? >> only thing i do now is ride the bike. >> reporter: face to face chat with a long-time philadelphia top dock. >> what we're talking here about is food. >> reporter: for two hours in the community room. >> changing your lifestyle is more important than following do it for though months. >> reporter: of your public housing complex. >> that's the greatest pressure we have is to share our lives with each other. >> reporter: saving lives. the mission of penn medicine cardi

joyce evans went to find out more on the possible connection. interesting, joyce. >> it real is.omething researchers have been looking into for years. particularly with much older americans. they found the prevalence of dementia doubling every 20 years among 70 and 80-year-olds but are we taking good enough care of our senses decades before we get there? >> how is your hearing and your vision? >> i think it's good enough. >> reporter: have you had your hearing checked? >> it's been while. it's been awhile. >> reporter: they might want to think about it given the results of a recent study looking at people just a generation older. your parents or grandparents. it found further evidence that poor or uncorrected vision and hearing abilities can put such a drain on the brain's cognitive functions that it can speed up the onset of dementia significantly. by three to six years. >> i'm surprised to hear that. your brain has to process at a higher rate in order to fill in the gaps of what you're not re really hearing. >> reporter: or seeing. even more surprising says jefferson ent surgeo

congratulations on the james joyce award. that's awesome. >> i'm excited about it. and then onto the ss music festival in south africa. all in four days. >> safe travels. >> for all of you you, a very good morning. i'm alex witt. it's 9:00 in the east, 6:00 a.m. out west. here's what's happening. >> it's surreal, to be honest. just -- don't -- i don't know why he feels the need to target certain individuals other than, you know -- rather than others. >> surreal. nba star steph curry describes his feeling after president trump's tweet. >>> health care battle. it could go down to the battle. is the gop destined to fail even before the vote. >>> the russian rule, a key witness testifying this week.

fox 29's joyce evans is live from radnor. joyce?> reporter: lucy, those who hadn't already seen it on social media this weekend certainly heard about it when they hit campus this morning. and some of them found themselves talking with university administrators and police detectives about it. >> i know that the students around me are not like that but i also know there is a student around me who's like that. >> reporter: sabrina freshman snia van surround beside classmates as she walks through campus. >> i get a lot of text messages and phone calls throughout date but it's worth it. because had i just coward away from the situation, this person would have felt like i won. >> reporter: that scrolling hateful message on her dormatory door would be enough to force her out. >> no it's 2017. you don't have to run. stuff tanned up against adversity. >> reporter: her big sister and her father met with university administrators some students are disgusted that this happened on their christian campus. >> i don't know. just surprised me. i was

joyce, question one "a" four as you pors thparse this statement anything jump out at you? a typical strategy. we have a saying this birmingham if defendants don't have a case to try they try the police or in this case the prosecutors, right. so this is what would you expect to see, this attempt to push back when the prosecution is getting or the investigation is getting a little bit too close to their client. this is really a lot of smoke, not much fire, nothing here that would terminate an indictment against mr. manafort if one were brought. >> joyce, does this look to you anything but an attempt to flip a big witness? >> it is clear that we are seeing mueller's team get closer to making manafort an offer that it will be very difficult for him to refuse. there have been reports that he has not been cooperative, that in fact he's been the opposite of being easy for them to approach and work with. and so it's appropriate for them to now take a tough position with him. it looks like he really is going to be in the hot seat with the charges that they're compiling against him.

jenny joyce, thanks so much.n the fatal maryland police shooting. prosecutors decided not to charge two police officers who fatally shot a man during a confrontation after traffic stop this summer. frederick county states attorney charlie smith said he determined the officers use of force was justifiable. authorities say on july 10 police attempted to stop a van connected to a burglary when it rammed undercover police vehicle and headed toward three officers who were on foot. >>> meanwhile georgia tech leaders say they're making changes in the wake of the police shooting that left student scott schultz dead. university president says they will will be appointed four institute wide action teams that will focus on concerns, issues, potential solutions and additional resources needed. the teams will include students, fact cull teal staff and outside experts. schultz was shot by police when he failed to comply with their demands. protests broke out on campus leaving two officers injured as rioters set fire to a patro

joyce, the white house trying to discredit james comey specifically and i'll go to the statement thatomey reportedly had drafted what appears to be letting hillary clinton off the hook before he'd actually reached the end of the case. how hard is it to use this report to discredit comey as a witness in mueller's investigation? >> so leaving aside for a moment the fact that the comey statement to the public was very novel, there were obviously many folks inside of the justice department in addition to mr. rosenstein who understood that as comey usurping & the president's pow and are putting that aside for a minute, the fact that comey was formulating his thoughts at this early stage before hillary clinton was interviewed is not particularly remarkable. the way prosecutors conduct investigations are pretty methodical. you have on one side the legal element you have to prove and prosecutors must able to prove beyond a reasonable doubt to convict at trial, and on the other side you line up the facts and hopefully, if your prosecution is moving forward and your investigation is moving forw

. >> but third generation member, joyce bolden says the window is not about general jackson, but jackson the man. who before the war, led a bible study for his slaves. including the parents of an early pastor. >> i believe it is being memorialized for what, for what stonewall jackson was as a human being and a man of christ of faith. he defied all of the laws of, of the south, by educating his slaves, he taught them to read and write. >> the man fought for slavery. that is the man. can we separate the man from his >> current pastor verny boldin isn't so sure. he joined us with church elder, ray williams. >> if stonewall jackson were right here. what would you say to him? >> you picked the wrong side of history, man. >> i would thank him for educating his slaves. >> i think that's very important. >> yeah. >> so, it's, it's complicated. >> the conversation over the window continues, but across the country a legion of confederate monuments has fallen. some after the 2015 charleston massacre of nine black church-goers by a white supremacist. then, many more came down after white supremacists

every night joyce. six years just not yet in. your life and. we don't know yet what's. right what about love over. this love. is so. sacrifice. these women rely on each other for moral support friendship and help navigating their new country it's not always easy but they're happy here and feel it's a good place to raise their children here is we are for safety. and no one locks the doors no. one has. a view. but sometimes they can be trouble in paradise. in the village of host rick i mean. from thailand for me my experience with my ex is not listening. and i say here live now to berlin where the chancellor angela merkel is. after twelve years in office. that is something that needs to be appreciated. and of course we've got another great mission ahead we've got a challenge the i have to be has entered the federal parliament will have to analyze and evaluate what's happened because we want to regain those who voted for the i have to we want to make sure that we represent them to. in the last few months we worked with germany over germany in which we like to live now we h

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joyce evans fox 29 news. ♪ >> that's a great evident. right now the kick heard around the city this past sunday. rookie philadelphia eagle jake elliot's game winning 61-yard goal actually kneeled goal against the new york giants the longest in franchise history. most likely you've already seen it right. >> but it brought his parents to tears. it got joel embiid to jump and cheer but for carson wentz, the kick brought new meaning to the phrase, put your money where >> this guy is a super hero if he make this. i'll give him my paycheck. i'll give him my game check. come on elliot. come on big four. >> ahhh! >> that's what i'm talking about. >> that's what i'm talking abo about. good i can watch that again and again. that mack us will kick brought the birds to two-one heading into their game again the chargers and la this weekend. still no word by the way if wentz will hand over his game check to elliot. that's about $31,000 according to the experts. >>> their stories we tell two often people dying on railroad tracks and septa would be happ

fox 29s joyce evans live now in camden. joyce? >> reporter: well, iain and lucy, they are supposed to be done here at the response center here in cam, but they are still at it accepting water so they're going to wait until they get as many and they got to secure them for the night. we're talking about community to work hard every day to make ends meet. but they're more more blessed than folks back on their home island. >> thank you. >> reporter: they started stacking up early case after case after more cases outside camden's small non-profit respond daycare and child service center on bank street. >> i'm just trying to do what little i can to help. >> our goal to donate a thousand to 1500 cases. >> reporter: a forklift rolling in a pallet of water donated by cousins market. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: one of several local businesses who stepped up along with neighbors even passing strangers. >> it doesn't matter what race, it doesn't matter where you're from,

iain. >> all right, joyce, good for you. coming up, peace.w it has its own day probably not. one local organization is determined to change that. ahead at 6:00 cops are on the hunt for guy who they say went, well, above and beyond to break inside a local restaurant. so i want my glasses to be unique... my girlfriend loves artists. and i need a conservative pair, cuz her parents hate artists! get up to 40% off a second pair of glasses. schedule your eye exam at pearlevision.com. >> department of housing and urban development secretary ben carson just helped open new philadelphia school. today carson called the new vo big picture high school guaranteed success. non-profit education organization big picture philadelphia run the school. carson said the non-life profit is a preferable model of success rather than have the government come in with quote big bucket of money. >> this is a great day a day of joy, exhilaration, expectation and fulfillment. a day to dream the opening of the school is a promise, a promise of the teachers and the parents.

joining us now, joyce vance, a former u.s. attorney for the northern district of alabama.ack with us, ken vogel. joyce vance, to this advice that lawyers are giving to trump staffers, don't lie for the president, what's your reaction to that? >> well, it's awfully good advice, lawrence. because lying to a federal agent whose conducting an investigation is enough to get you your own personal ticket to federal prison. none of these witnesses want to be converted from witnesses to subjects or targets of this investigation. their best way of maintaining their status as witness is to continue to tell investigators the truth, to produce documents, to not withhold material information, to answer questions honestly. prosecutors love to say that it's the cover-up that hangs people up. and that's true time and time again in these public corruption investigations. >> and ken, i think you and i know that there are a lot of politicians over the years who really you would have to say that to their staffs because their staffs love them, devoted to them, and were with them for many years

attorney joyce vance, 25 years as a federal prosecutor. former chief of staff to vice presidents biden and gore, and former counsel to gore in the 2000 recount. ron klain, reporter for axis. and journalism ethics chair. welcome to all of you. let me start with you, jonathan. take us back to the weekend in may. it was a rainy weekend at bedminster, at the gulf club. there were other plans for that weekend. what ended up happening? >> the president was supposed to play golf with the australian golfer, greg norman. he went down by helicopter on thursday. it was a rare weekend where he did not have his chief of staff, reince priebus, or his chief strategist, steve bannon with him. it was just donald trump, jared, ivanka and steven miller. rainy weekend. he was stewing indoors over the weekend. venting about comey. now we learn that he worked with steven miller on what has been described variously as a rant, justifying his decision to fire james comey. >> joyce, let me talk a little bit about what happened in this letter. that don mcgahn, the w

iain. >> good information, joyce. well a baby in georgia has birth that not a lot of people will forget. tanya was in the mall of georgia and at target when she gave birth. another customer saw something was little wrong and stepped up so alicia boseman and her daughter who's a labor and delivery nurse helped deliver baby malik. >> god is good. he put the right people in the right places at the right time, and the mom is amazing. she did so well. and i was glad i could help. >> four para medics she had malik out and wrapped up in his mother's arm. two families have great story to tell and life long connect. >> isn't that the truth? parents know kids see an empty box and they want to climb in when that empty box is a gun safe that could lead to some trouble. and that trouble came sunday for a family near detroit, michigan. they had a 4-foot gun safe delivered to their home. their three young children saw it, hopped right in the door shut. it locked them inside. mom and dad called the local fire department. they cut a h

matt joyce at the plate. a's up 3 to 1. joyce with the base hit. one run would score. a's.thletics win 4 to 1. busy day for the golden state warriors. media day out at the warriors practice facility as they prepare for the season. warriors have won two out of the last three nba championships. steve kerr, who has had back problems, says he is not 100 percent but he's on a good path. kevin durant dealt with heavy criticism after he responded pretty harshly on twitter to a fan on why he left oklahoma city. draymond green, who has sparked some of his own controversy in the past, had some fun with that today. "you know i got a good laugh out of it. it's pretty funny to me and i reminded him since you want to talk about my mishap i reminded him of my mishap when we were at usa basketball the day my mishap happened. i was stressed out and all of them were laughing at my face from him to demarcus probably was the worst and the beat goes on. it was a little payback, i stood right there and laughed at his face and it felt pretty damn good". (marty) and today -- it's a

it's about for me i can only second that joy as always it was a pleasure that you can join me and joyce leave a comment on the show on facebook on twitter or send us a mail check out the addresses in the credit thank you for watching and i look forward to seeing you next edition of eco africa. between the nukes. where does her intensity come from. the secret to her passion for playing music. the way that you the more. piece of my songs. the fifty. or so that. you read if this. is talk. small. talk we both want. to find out if you have this way. moments that before. it's all about the stanleys inside. it's all about your chance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us and be inspired by distinctive instagram or others at d.f.w. stories that you talk to each week on instagram. they require. at the event. but there was. a bunch. of other when you had family. and i'm ok when. i was. there my i was. well aware. that. when i am an. hour. authorities in spain's catalonia region have vowed to defy the spanish government and push ahead with sunday's referendum on independence f

fox 29's joyce he have live in camden with a monumental effort, joy. >> reporter: it really is. they are trying to shut it down here at the respond daycare center but folks keep showing up with cases and cases of water. they're not mad about it because they didn't know quite what to expect when they through this altogether. they were just a hard-working community here. so they don't have a whole lot left over at the end of a paycheck. but little by little, it's all piling up. >> wow! >> wow! [ applause ] >> whoo! >> cars, trucks, even a forklift loaded down with water. rolling up to the small no non-profit respond daycare center on bank street. >> all right goal is donate a thousand to 1500 cases. >> reporter: to be shipped to puerto rico devastated by recent hurricanes whipping through the carribbean. >> this is a two-day event. but we will not stop here. >> reporter: it's all many of them can do while they wait for word on what's happened to their own family and friends caught up in it all. >> you can't call. octicair talk. you can't watch tv. it's horrible. >> reporter: it's

and we show that to you because on the very next pitch, matt joyce home run number 24 for joyce.t's a two-run shot brings home the pitcher. he went the distance as the a's beat the phillies 4-0, 7 strikeouts. >>> we asked and you voted some 1400 votes in all. the winner for the high school football game of the week. it is capuccino versus hillsdale. so our cameraman is heading down to san mateo as we speak. the 2-1 mustangs at the 3-0 fighting knights highlights tonight at 10:00. >>> warriors jerseys, these are cool, the town they are going to wear these oakland themed jerseys at some point this coming season featuring the symbol of oakland, the town, pays tribute to oakland and their fans. two years before they head off to san francisco. our staff is scouring the internet to bring you highlights like this. the badminton world championship in glasgow. it's a few weeks back. [ non-english language ] in the near court taking on the opponent. the match lasted so long we'll speed it up to 450%. 73 shots in one rally. in the end, okuhara in the near court into the net. the winner is s

up by a pair over the phillies -- matt joyce hits a 2-run blast down right field to make it 4-nothing: 24th home run of season) daniel mengden gets the first shutout for the a's this season (mengden: 9.0 ip, 2 hits, seven strikeouts) oakland wins 4-0 the warriors unviel a oakland- themed jersey for this season. golden state are calling the alternative uniform "the town" the team will wear the jersey on saturdays starting november 25th against the pelicans. the warriors will also wear it through out february during black history month to honor oakland's african-amercan history. jersey's go on sale in late november raiders pro novemberon sale in late november raiders pro bowl left tackle, donald penn finally gets what he wanted. the raiders sign him to a two-year extension. the deal is worth 21-million dollars... that includes guaranteed money for the 2018 season. penn held out of training camp and two preseason games before reporting with the team. the two time pro bowler old base salary was ranked eleventh among all offensive tackles he was doubtful about the deal getting done, but th

and went into extra innings and then in the 10th inning ben revere had this liner to left and matt joyced but just couldn't quite come up with the catch. the angels hung on to win the game a, seven. >> good effort though. >> that seems to be the story. >> coming up in our 5 o'clock hours seven florida preparing for the wrath of hurricane irma. coming up the precautions that people and travelers are taking a had of the arrival of the category five storm. stomach fema is running out of funds. by the agency could be broke in just a matter of days. >>> right now we have traffic that is getting busier all over the bay area including here on the bridge getting into san francisco. go pro with crest hd. crest hd cleans and whitens my teeth to eye-popping levels. crest hd. 6x cleaning, 6x whitening. i did it, i did it, i impressed the dentist. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming a

joyce what an odyssey. >> absolutely. a long vacation to say the least for dj touch tone who hatches to be blind and is evening drive basely many party at five partner lady bee. now of course they're friends and families were worried. can you imagine being their boss and not knowing what was happening? >> dj touch tone. ♪ >> reporter: dj touch tone back on the area at radio 1 pound 00.3r and b. >> ♪ >> reporter: spinning and scratching hit tunes in the 12:00 o'clock work out mix with can ren vaughn. >> we're happy you are here because you are family touch tone. >> good to be back. good to be home. >> reporter: karen is the midday maven but her main job is operations manager here. >> you know, it's heart wrenching because you're watching the news cycle and all they're talking about is the storm and where it's hitting and you know that you have employees in the carribbean. you know you have employees on st. maarten island. at the same time dealing with family and in south florida, um, family, um, in the tampa bay area, and

that sounds like a job for jenny joyce. >> it does. >> jenny joyce? >> hey, mike and alex, i'm learning all about dinosaur is here. could have any idea what this is? this is a dinosaur nest, mary bailey you are here with the academy of natural sciences and tell us about this. this is impressive species you have here for the tiny titans dinosaur excite. >> thinks a scale model of a dine sauer nest like trex that everybody loves the short arms and long legs and you can see that these legs are long, thin and they are done in two by two and that is exactly the data that we have about dinosaur eggs, and they look exactly like this you come here, learn, play, you touch. thinks a interactive exhibit. a lot of stuff you can touch like this nest. if you go around the corner we want to introduce you guys to the second graders. if you have kid at home elementary school age we want to show you how they will respond to this exhibit. this is a class of second graders from friends select school, and they are getting a lesson right now, interactive lesson. they did n

jenny joyce is at the franklin institute. the discovery in china. >> these warriors were unearthed by a farmer. each one is unique. workers were tasked with crafting each feature. now you can see some of these at the franklin institute where jenny joyce is now. >> jenny had one that was moving a minute ago. >> yes, they come to life. >> oh, yeah, he's very cool. so, he'll be here for the next few days. grab that cup of coffee and come here to the franklin institute. you can check it out. so, this is the terra cotta warrior exhibit. these are clay statues. i'm joined by ceo larry cube >> this is one of the greatest archaeological find of the 20th century. these warriors are 2200 years old. the first emperor built these warriors to take him into the after life in a tomb the size of manhattan island. in 1974, these warriors were found by accident and excavated and now here in philadelphia. we'll be able to present 10 of these warriors and 160 other objects from one of the most populous countries in the world to really showcase c

in radnor, joyce evans, fox 29 news. >>> pennsylvania state police are investigating after someone threwhield. this happened saturday around 3:00. the driver says he was traveling on i 78 in berks county when it happened at the exit 23 overpass. thankfully no one hurt >>> in northeast philadelphia, a night of drinking turned tragic on the side of the road. police say a woman in her 20's was with a group of friends all of whom were heavily intoxicated on castor when the woman stopped to relieve herself on the side of the road. lost her balance, apparently and police say she fell off of a guardrail and died from the impact. her friends stayed until police arrived. >>> check this out. a car flips over on its roof. it happened at 42nd and spruce just after 1:00 this morning. philadelphia police say one woman was taken to the hospital. right now, it's not clear how badly she was hurt. investigators are still trying to figure out how that crash happened. >>> we had a football game to talk about. close one for the eagles. but they fell short >> good evening. no doubt about it today's trip to ka

. >> joyce is calling in from lawrenceville, georgia. good morning, joyce. you are on with michael berg. >> i guess it's time for equifax to change the name again, originally they were retail credit company and got sued for the invasion of apathy in the late 50's. i know this because i was -- privacy in the late 50's. thank you for coming forward and talking about it. do credit we know forks and handle credit probably 200 million people in this country. a position where there's multiple problems that have existed, not only did they allow the cyber attack, but we also had insiders selling stock, knowing about the cyber attack before others knew about it. as well as the problem with the arbitration clause for class action. let me tell you that the reason class actions you hear so much negative publicity about them, equifaxity is that if is allowed to let every individual book to arbitration, it's impossible for them. if you go to a arbitration where you have a single law firm representing maybe 15 million people, 100 million people, you have a situation where

joyce this does put rod rosenstein into a different light for many people. now again this is reporting. we don't have confirmations. we don't know what else rod rosenstein had to say about any of this. but if the idea as presented is that the president had written miller, rod rosenstein takes it and returns with a different memo which gives the president some cover to get rid of james comey, in has got to give some people some pause about the fact that rod rosenstein is the guy in charge of anything to do with russia at the department of justice.ore detail here. we know that rosenstein pushed back when the president tried to hang the firing of jim comey on him. he developmentally objected to that. the letter he wrote, the memo he wrote to the president didn't actually take -- reach the conclusion that comey should be fired. he talked about actions he had taken. he disagreed with the way comey conducted the public part of the clinton email investigation. but rosenstein never called for the firing. spo i think we have the next step that occurs when there is an

joyce? >> reporter: lucy, it just kind of popped up overnight.atest work of art in a series of peaces that the mural arts monument lab hopes had generate tough conversations about race, culture and tolerance. reactions so far from throw back nostalgia to right on to what? >> for people just walking up on it for the first time -- >> it definitely caught my eye. >> i like it. >> i use it every day. >> it has its own strength. i'd actually like to see what people say. >> i'm not sure what to them i don't like it too much. no, no, no, let me tell you something about that pick that. pick comes from very significant time when i think black people needed to feel a sense of self worth roar report in this time at this place just opposed to this very controversial work of art. well, the response is got deeper. the they got more emotional. >> had to do it because it's symbolizes us and it represents unity. >> i'm going to send it to all my friends and relatives that arguments about taking down the couldn't federal general statutes in other states. >> a pick

attorney and university of alabama law professor joyce vance. i'm going to start with the sort of national part of this and go to the local. jennifer, to you. this is from the daily beast. president trump prepares the shiv. needs to go. so much happened at that strange rally. this was overlooked. i want you to listen to the way the president talked about the majority leader from his own parting the senate at this rally. take a listen. >> as you know, mitch is not polling-wise the most popular guy in this country, and they like to label him because he happened to be there for a number of months with, you know, in the senate. they like to label him as mitch's best friend but he's not and hardly knows him. he'll be fighting mitch. >> sorry, that was from the rick and butler show. i never heard anything like that in the time i've heard politics. >> no, this is exactly what the republicans deserve. listen, they sold their party and souls to this guy who has no loyalty to them and any ideas and principals and now discovering that oh, gosh, maybe it's

joyce evans spoke way local doctor to source this one all out.y something the researchers have been looking in to for years particularly with much older americans. they found.prevalence of dementia doubling every 20 years among 70 and 80-year-olds. but are we really taking good enough care of our senses decades before we get there? something to think about. >> how is your hearing and your vision? >> i think it's good must have. >> have you had your hearing checked? >> it's been awhile. it's been awhile. >> reporter: they might want to think about it. given the results of a recent study looking at people just a generation older. your parents or grandparents. it found further evidence that poor or uncorrected vision and hearing abilities can put such a drain on the brain's cognitive functions that it can speed up the onset of dementia significantly. by three to six years. >> i'm surprised to hear that. >> your brain has to process at a higher rate in order to fill in the gaps of what your not really hearing. >> reporter: or seeing. even more surpri

matt joyce hits a homerun to right field.t here nice mustache daniel looking for his first complete game two hit shut outs he does exac exactly that september strike outs. >> hoskins went zero for three. >> how about the indians looking for 23 in a row. that's major league baseball record is 26. top six tied at three. two on, two outside. lorenzo cane goes back up the middle. alex gordon scores and puts the royals on top. that's it. the streak is over. it ends at 22. they win four-three. finally friday night lights temple owls edition, chris at home taking on umass. watch this catch right here. jeff collins my man, look at this in the corner of the end zone that's isaia wright. please let's run it bag one more time. because you will see this is a one handed grab right here in the corner of the end zone. temple currently up in the fourth 29-21. they look good so far. hopefully they pull it out. the kids with the one hand grabs those days. >> all about the gloves. >> that's right. sticky stuff that does it for us tonight at 10:

attorney joyce vance, who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor. former chief of staff to vice president biden and gore, ron clan, national reporter for axios jonathan swan and boston globe columnist indira. welcome to all of you. jonathan, take us back to the weekend in may. a rainy weekend at bedminster at the golf club. what ended up happening? >> the president was supposed to play golf with the australian golfer greg norman. he went down by helicopter thursday. it was a rare weekend where he did not have his chief of staff reince priebus. or his chief strategist steve bannon with him. it was donald trump, jared, ivanka, steven miller. rainy weekend. he was stewing indoors over the weekend, venting about comey. now we learn that he worked with steven miller on what has been described variously as a screed or a rant justifying his decision to fire james comey. >> joyce, let's talk a little bit about what happened in this letter that don mcgahn, the white house counsel ended up seeing and reportedly thought was problematic. what stands out to you

joyce evans talked with a couple patients and medical experts who say it takes more than medicine joyces iain. sadly doctors say the worst reason that people say they can't or won't do their part to prevent or control diabetes is it runs in my familiar, there's nothing i can do about it. more and more people just don't see or feel it coming. >> it was like a normal thing. running back and forth to the bathroom. normal to me. the times i felt jittery i just didn't feel like myself i just felt like it's the heat. >> reporter: any excuse karen hepp son could think of for months. i started feeling really bad and i was drinking water and laying around and i was like wait a minute this is not norm. >> her doctor confirm it. >> she said, maybe we need to check you for diabetes. i was like, it ain't that. you know i ain't no diabetic. >> reporter: karen's blood sugary sealed type two diabetes. the good news only oral medication was required. >> i don't want this medicine. i said i don't want to depend on it if i miss it then what do i do? >> reporter: unfortunately karen has lots of company. 10

a cat five when it hit, joyce. >> reporter: it certainly was iain and lucy. wrnbdj touch tone got home from what many survivors call a vacation straight out of hell. instead of asking for time off to gather himself he happily accepted double shifts on the turn table. >> dj touch town back on the air at radio one's 100.3r and b. ♪ >> spinning and scratching hit tunes in the 12:00 o'clock work out mix with karen vaughn. >> you also learn what's really important. >> it's good to be home. >> they never lie when they say there's no place like home. ♪ >> reporter: that's because the sounds he heard on the island of st. maarten were far from music. >> for me, it's a sound that i never heard before, and god willing i hope i never hear that sound again. >> reporter: he r and bdj lady b and four other friends huddled inside resort bathrooms. taking a direct cat five hit from hurricane irma. >> you just hear the door rattling and you just don't know if win the next minute or second that that door is going to fly open. >> reporter: even scarier, touch tone is blind. >> d

fox 29's joyce evans is live in radnor right now with more. joyce? >> reporter: well, lucy, the word spread quickly as students here kaboni cam bus got back into their classes today but a number of them were summoned to speak with university administrators and police detectives about what happened this weekend. >> we're all just here for an education. >> reporter: and socialization in line with the university's christian culture. >> i've never seen that type of like hate going around here. >> reporter: most students agree never heard of this type of hateful racial slur being found scribbled on an african-american freshman's dormatory door. >> this is not okay, and me backing down says they got what they want. they got me to go away. >> reporter: backing down is not an option for 18-year-old sania van she's got an army of new classmates, friends and strangers who have rallied around her in support. >> thank god that people are actually like coming together and like helping each other when like people need support. >> reporter: her elder sister met wit

joyce vance, former u.s. attorney who retired just before the president took office. nick ackerman, former watergate prosecutor. nick, i want to ask about one detail here, how to think about manafort's relationship to this enterprise. so manafort worked for free for the campaign. which is itself somewhat odd, particularly as he appears to have been -- his people say he was owed money or had financial straits he was trying to work his way out of. but he also continued to talk to donald trump as an adviser. and i wonder -- they kept talking to each other even though lawyers had to get them to stop. what kind of message do you think he's getting from the trump white house as he's thinking about what he's going to do and whether he's going to talk to mueller. >>> we have no idea what kind of message he's going to get. but certainly donald trump doesn't want him talking. i think that they realize that he is a key person in this entire enterprise. if you look at the context again, how did he get to be the campaign manager for donald trump? he was brought into the campaign b