you've seen michael jordan and julius erving do it.eyond the free-throw line. >>> this morning on "world news now," the anticipation is building as president obama prepares to meet with bernie sanders today. hear what he says is on and off the table. meanwhile, the president's getting in some late night jabs at donald trump explaining why he's worried for the republican party. >>> terror in tel aviv. two gunmen opening fire in a crowded restaurant. the ongoing search for answers and questions this morning if a terror group is responsible. >>> and new this half hour, wild encounter caught on camera. a family stops to take pictures and gets a close-up they didn't expect when a bear manages to open the car door. >> way too close. >>> and it was a big night for country music in nashville. so who broke carrie underwood's four-year winning streak for top prize and who turned heads on the red carpet?

>> we're here on browns mills road, julius town road. you can see where the blockade is there.re is another one, if you want to show, everybody here, just down this road where we are right here, down julius town rolled, another blockade here, because of what some of the firefighters with the army base are calling snags, which are trees, dead trees, that are in danger of falling. they've had a lot of that. so they've had to break up everything and block some of the roads here. now, let's go to skyfox, we'll tell you what's happening here. fire crews tell us that they have everything about 25% contained right now, fire crews have worked through the night to get ahold of the flames, platt link -- battling it, the wind has died down little bit since we've been out here, fire started yesterday afternoon inside the joint base but none had to be evacuated. helicopters flew above the fire, to track its movement, with water drops assisting the 100 fire features on the ground, there was mobile home park that had to be evacuated, but you there were other where people are settling into the

. >> it was, you know, orange julius, and waldenbooks and spencer gifts. do you remember spencer gifts? the mall is no longer the cool, interesting, fun, hip thing to do. it is just not. >>> then harry smith has a remarkable update on a story that made headlines recently, one that began with hate, but ended in forgiveness. >> would it be safe to say that you were guilty of stupidity? >> absolutely, of course. ignoranc next door and realized that what they were all about, wouldn't even questioned. >> we have a great group acs assembled around the table. >>> wildfire crews will battle extreme heat and dry air again today as they try to contain blazes in four western states. a state of emergency has been called in california's santa barbara county. hundreds of people evacuating while flames destroyed close to 8,000 acres. there are evacuations in new mexico as well. 24 homes have burned so far. more than 17,000 acres are lost and the fire only 5% contained. >>> donald trump taking the day off to campaign trail today. on saturday, he campaigned in las vegas an

. >> meet julius.ok helps him relax. >> i'm reading a different kind of daughter. >> and rhami. >> one i've recently started is called grit. it's about being passionate and persevering. >> teddy, an 'spiring musician prefers reading about his idols. >> while reading is great for the mind, it could be helping these hot dudes out in another area. you're off the market? >> i'm off the market, thanks to this book. >> our thanks to mara and you. thank you for watching. we're online 24/7 at abcnews.com and also on our "nightline" facebook page. thank you for watching and good night. while i was on a combat patrol my c in baqubah, iraq,nned out. a rocket-propelled grenade took my arm off at the shoulder. when i came home, i felt alone. my family was around me, but i couldn't talk to them about what i'd seen and what i'd done. i remember just thinking, man, the way i am right now, i don't want to live. i was discharged from the army, and i've been working with the wounded warrior project since 2007. warriors d

the reign of julius caesar, who ruled around the time of christ, marked the turning point between thethe empire. the republic, designed to rule a small city-state, found itself trying to rule most of europe. something new and stronger was needed. caesar established a no-nonsense, more-disciplined government, became dictator for life, and, for good measure, had a month named in his honor, july. the powerful elites of the republic found all this change just too radical. in an attempt to save the republic and their political power, a faction of roman senators assassinated caesar. his body was burned on this spot in 44 b.c. the citizens of rome gathered here, in the heart of the forum, to hear mark antony say, in shakespeare's words, "friends, romans, countrymen, lend me your ears. i've come to bury caesar, not to praise him." but the republic was finished, and rome became the grand capital of a grand empire. the via sacra, or sacred way, was the main street of ancient rome. it stretched from the arch of septimius severus to the arch of titus. rome's various triumphal arches, named after

i mentioned it reminded me of orange julius? asked the question. >> do they still have orange julius? >> orange julius answers. >> this is their 90th birthday. >> they partnered with dairy quee queen. as you see by the cup. >> this is a little bit of heaven. >> what goes better with orange julius than cereal? in new york, kelloggs opening an entire restaurant dedicated to cereal. it will open up july 4th in times square. they offer special cereal. a full bowl is $7.50. small bowl is $6.50. >> milk included. >> your favorite cereal? >> my favorite cereal all time frosted flakes, because you can drink the milk after. another little surprise. >> and your favorite? >> sugar smacks. now it's just smacks. and whole milk. >> i only do whole milk. >> really? >> yeah, i can't do other milk. >> i like a good bowl of life cereal. if mikey liked it, it has to be good enough. and i like fresh fruit on it. we have the strawberries. we didn't have to pay 7 bucks for this bowl of cereal. >> crunch it up. >> you crunch it up? >> i crunch it up a

. >> reporter: well, in addition to allen iverson, we are told julius irving and clarence weatherspoon are here. they are going to be talking to fans and that first pick is expected to come, i'm told, at 7:38. reare live at eakins oval, jeff chirico, "channel 6 action news." >> thank you, jeff. now another jeff, jeff skversky, live in brooklyn with a preview of the actual draft. hi, jeff. >> reporter: hey, jim. ben simmons has been dreaming about this moment since he was a little kid. he is on stage right now for a photo op. there he is. in black and gold through the golden moment. we'll hear from ben simmons about his relationship with head coach brett brown in a live report coming up in sports. jim? >> thank you, jeff. >>> and also ahead on "action news" tonight, a possible piece of history discovered underneath a home in delaware county. what crack in the walls revealed below. >>> well, the severe storms are missing us to the south, but i am tracking some thunderstorms rolling across lancaster county moving into chester county and more may be on the way. i'll have details on that, w

thank you, back here at the sixers back party, you may know who this guy is here, here with the dock, julius erving. dock, listen, all of the excitement here. this franchise and all of the people in the city are pumped up for this moment. how big is this moment for this franchise? you have seen a lot of big things here. >> yes, seen a lot of big things here. this is huge. you get the first pick in the draft, cause for celebration, so we've been sitting on that for more than a month. tonight is the night. so, so, i'm buying in, you know, hopefully we will do something that will make a significant difference in the near future of the franchise, you know, i think a lot of things have been done for the long-term future, but something in the near future right now would be really good. >> and right now it appears that they'll take ben simmons, only what 19 years old, 20 years old, out of lsu. if you could give him a piece of advice, what would it be? >> works both ways, you know, you look at a kid, you think about the talent that he has, and the projection associated with him, you know, he's got t

. >> meet julius.ok helps him relax. >> i'm reading "a different kind of daughter." my mom's a single mother. i gravitate towards women who are strong. >> reporter: and rami often chooses books that relate to his experiences. >> one i recently started reading is "grit." you have to persevere through things. >> reporter: teddy, an aspiring musician prefers reading about his idols. >> this one on angie martinez. she's like a force. >> reporter: while reading is undoubtedly great for the mind, it could also be helping these hot dudes out in another department. >> you're off the market. >> i'm off the market now, thanks to this book. >> mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> if it's that simple, i'll break one open. tell you, let's see. i've been on a new york subway reading some really crappy books. >> if this doesn't make the, site, if it doesn't make instagram, are you going to get upset? >> i'll try to flex. see if that works. hold on. >> that's a good one. oh, yeah. instagram gold. >> yeah. >> anno

two of those people allen iverson and julius irving they didn't get the applause that ben salamons received through the television. >> with the 2016nba draft the philadelphia 76ers select ben simmons. >> the philadelphia 76ers picked former lsu tiger ben simmons. >> let's go. >> i'm loving it. i think -- i'm diehard fan. my husband is from philly. and sixers are our team. >> diane braced the humid night under a tent in eakins oval to watch the pick. simmons is good news for the struggling sixers who made the last number one pick in allen iverson. tonight, though, was about ben simmons. >> he'll get bigger and better. he's real poised. i like what he wore on the podium he looked real nice. he look philly. >> philadelphia fans say this is the year. they fully expect to have a championship parade in town one year from now. >> time to get sixers back on track. >> reporter: successful night here at eakins oval and now fans are waiting for ben simmons to touchdown on philadelphia soil. reporting live tonight david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you for that. still a head in sports

julius? >> mine is a different kind of daughter. strong women. great book. >> really.id a great job and challenged herself and rose to the occasion. >> got to love the hot dudes. you're deep. all right, rami. >> i'm receipting "grit." the power of passion a perseverance. a good story about how to be successful. >> legit books. these are not like a summer light reading. >> yeah, we're not just good-looking. >> we're smart. >> michael. give us yours. >> i'm reading "the last mile." >> there you go. i love his stuff. >> convicted murderer but you never know. he actually don't know if he did it or not. >> thank you for the summer book recommendations. congratulations on the book. it is called "hot dudes reading" available right now. nice to get to know you. ♪ >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by jcpenney. that's getting your penney's worth. >> i love that. >> oh, boy. yes. >> thanks for that. >> thanks to also the "the november project." everyone here in times square and d.c., chicago, getting up and moving this morning. getting over hump day right there. >> yea

julius? >> mine is a different kind of daughter. strong women. great book. >> really.herself and rose to the occasion. >> got to love the hot dudes. you're deep. all right, rami. >> i'm receipting "grit." the power of passion and perseverance. a good story about how to be successful. >> legit books. these are not like a summer light reading. >> yeah, we're not just good-looking. >> we're smart. >> michael. give us yours. >> i'm reading "the last mile." >> there you go. i love his stuff. >> convicted murderer but you never know. he actually don't know if he did it or not. >> thank you for the summer book recommendations. congratulations on the book. it is called "hot dudes reading" available right now. nice to get to know you. around here the early bird gets the waffle. but for all the other birds who could use a few more minutes of sleep, we've got you covered. enjoy free breakfast on the run and free wi-fi. get up to 20 percent off as a hilton hhonors member at hampton.com. we'll have a free waffle. some free bacon. free eggs. should we add free syrup? you know what,

this is orange julius. are they still open?e. >> we have so many questions. can you legally use someone's image and is orange julius still open. >> let's check your weather. >> that's got a lot of sugar. >> that's why it's so good. a front pushing through bringing showers and thunderstorms out of the northeast. you can see a risk of strong storms stretching from new england all of the way just to the north of washington d.c. look for airport delays later this afternoon. the good news is, it will stay fairly dry in west virginia. no more flooding for additional rain thank goodness. that pushes through and then drier air moves in and a decent day although again some areas could pick up two to three inches of rain in new england and the front stretches down in with as well as the south bay and then we'll see well over 100 degrees in the trivalley. big break came when she landed the role of a popular blonde in "mean cottonelle asked real people about cleaning... their bums. what? (laughs) (laughs) what does cleanripple texture do?

two of those people allen iverson and julius irving they didn't get the applause that ben salamons received through the television. >> with the 2016nba draft the philadelphia 76ers select ben simmons. >> the philadelphia 76ers picked former lsu tiger ben simmons. >> let's go. >> i'm loving it. i think -- i'm diehard fan. my husband is from philly. and sixers are our team. >> diane braced the humid night under a tent in eakins oval to watch the pick. simmons is good news for the struggling sixers who made the last number one pick in allen iverson. tonight, though, was about ben simmons. >> he'll get bigger and better. he's real poised. i like what he wore on the podium he looked real nice. he look philly. >> philadelphia fans say this is the year. they fully expect to have a championship parade in town one year from now. >> time to get sixers back on track. >> reporter: successful night here at eakins oval and now fans are waiting for ben simmons to touchdown on philadelphia soil. reporting live tonight david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you for that. still a head in sports

speaking of former 76ers, hall of famers julius erving and allen iverson partied with the crowd. a.i. laid out a blueprint for success for simmons. >> i would say just come in here, giving everything you've got, win every game like it's your last. and i feel like these fans here are going to support him. >> reporter: many fans are hoping to see chris dunn as a 76er, but after that didn't happen a lot of them went home. now, the team is very excited. the fans are very excited. they're hoping that the team can be a contender. but they know it may take a couple of seasons before they take the playoffs in the east and try to contend in the nba. live from eakins oval brandon hudson. nbc 10 news. >> and they know about patience. the nba draft a bright spot on an evening that had moments of gloominess. nbc 10 was there as the rain fell in centre city. some people remembered their umbrellas. others, yeah, were caught off guard. >> i remember because sheena told me. sheena parveen has your weather. how much longer are these showers going to stick around? >> it demands where you are. most

julius ceasar, stab-stab. heata-pita. you can hear all that and more on my album.ow that's what i call tragedy. ( applause ) now you can argue that trump isn't pandering that he might really loves guns. i'll say maybe, just maybe that's possible. but the way he talked on friday made me think he's not totally on board. >> my sons have been members of the n.r.a. for many, many years, and they're incredible. they have so many rifles and so many guns sometimes even i get a little bit concerned. i say that's a lot. >> trevor: what happened there? a little bit of a truth trump slipped out. a trumpian slip when you tell the truth. that's what that is. i love that. ( applause ) i love it. and it almost feels like at times trump is trying to feel out how crazy the group actually is. it's like he's testing the room. i mean, there is such a thing as too many guns, am i right? am i right? no, no, of course, not. no, what was i saying. of course, not. as long as you're mentally stable, that's the rule. no, not that? whatever. that's just the guns, not missiles. get the ( bleep

now that we know that republicans have basically decided to nominate an orange julius caesar, it's clearo make a choice. it's either bernie sanders or -- >> don't you dare say her name. we know the bernie campaign is the underdog but like any underdog we know if we work hard we can pull this one out and win like in "rocky." >> roy: rocky lost. >> eliza: like that jamaican blob sed team. >> roy: had to walk. >> eliza: hilary swank in "million dollar baby." >> roy: she died. >> it was another beak for bernie bros and broettes. >> sanders beating hillary clinton more than 40,000 votes. >> we'll continue to fight for every last vote until june 14th and then we're going to take our fight into the convention. (cheers and applause) >> roy: and we're going to own that convention like goldman sachs owns hillary clinton! look, bernie is on a terned we should have probably won kentucky, too. >> eliza: till hillary's people stole it! hey you big money bastards, go ken (bleep)-y yourselves. >> roy: at the convention, neither he nor hillary will have enough pledged delegates. this is still in play. >>

back to being 12 with science fiction but i read quite a bit of historic fiction like a series of julius caesar and things like that but heavy history and have the biography. >> you mentioned the academic mission but you also have your ph.d.? >> i was in a graduate assistants and professor at university of oklahoma. oklahoma baptist university for one semester i taught in the london program i had fun with that and my undergraduate degree is from there and that i had an odd stint teaching a class with the top before from national parties and campaigns and the top one years ago. >> are there any historians when they come out with the book where the entire series you have read? >> anything that stephen ambrose wrote he has a lot of range in his riding. obviously john mccullough is an excellent historian. but probably in an earlier period to be very heavily focused on british history these were not all histories but churchill was worth reading and we had a wonderful little book called great contemporaries back in the '20s that nixon was following up on. to be the most fascinating politician

unfortunately, a most... you know, an admired journalist broke in and said, "well, you have to realize, like julius caesar, there are times when there are things that you have to do that you have to do and you can't talk about them." so from that moment on, i realized that this was... it was a policy of disappearing. so what we were trying to do was to break the silence about it, because people denied it. i had people who came down from the united states, people who'd been living... argentines who'd been living abroad. they'd come to me and say, "i went to plaza de mayo." and this is true. it sounds impossible, but you're in a mad situation in argentina at that time. he said, "well, i went to the square, the plaza de mayo, and i asked a policeman, 'where are the madres de plaza de mayo?'" they called them then the locas, the mad women. >> hinojosa: the crazy women. >> and he said, "and the policeman told me there's no such thing." he said, "why are you publishing all this stuff?" and we had, you know, readers who stopped their subscription. at the same time we built up a readership of people who re

. >> it's like an orange julius. >> exactly.> >> does it have protein powder? >> let me go back to the list. this is like an orange julius. are they still open? tweet us. >>> let's check the weather. >> a lot of sugar. a lot of sugar. >> that's why it's so good. >> a front pushing through, and that's going to bring showers and thunderstorms into the northeast, and you can see your risk of strong from new england all the way to the west of -- north of washington, d.c., and look for airport delays later this afternoon as this front pushes through, and the good news is it will stay dry and flooding, and that pushes through and then drier air moves in and a decent day, although again, some areas would pick up two to three inches of rain in new england, and that stretches all the way down into the gulf. that's what is going around the country. >> it's cloudy and humid outside this morning. no rain in the metro right now. there are rain drops across parts of southern maryland moving away, but so much humidity in place, and temperature

you've seen michael jordan and julius erving do it.d the free-throw line. >> he didn't even touch the line. >> that's about 15 f but at this moment, she's fighting a brain tumor. announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children. visit stjude.org. where teams compete to make the right decisions about safe food preparations. our challenge in this round -- read and follow package cooking instructions, and use a food thermometer. let's see how our teams are doing so far -- team 1? we just got 100 points. we separated our raw food from our cooked food. team 2? we got a 100-point green card for proper hand washing before our meal prep. referee: we've reached a critical safety point in the challenge. okay, team 1, let's check this out. uh-oh, not a safe internal temperature for those hamburgers. that puts everyone at high risk for food-borne illness. you get a red card -- undercooked. always read and follow the package cooking instructions and use a food thermometer. let's see how our winning team cooked

julius, they say that this is a most accurate forecast and it could drop because of the brexit .oldman sachs says they could drop 11%. taking your mind back to the risks in the market, but the view of what is at risk, 1980-1985, that is when it dropped by 55% over that time. and it took a lot to change the direction of that. and a lot to play for in these dying hours, before the polls open at 7:00 a.m. london time. rishaad: just under two hours before the first of its head -- first votes. taking a look at sterling. this is what we have got right now. and it is also playing out in this part of the world because volumes essentially, they are very thin trading out there. people of course standing by the sidelines, waiting for a decision on this. let's get to what is happening, looking at the index of indian shares. this is what we have. it looks like sand sex is up. topics -- topix coming back from the lunch break. and the broader market in tokyo is higher. and looking at the middle east, just a couple of hours to go before the opening of market, coinciding with what is happening in

i i love kathleen mccullough's wonderful series on julius caesar's, first man of rome. but mostly have a history, heavy biography biography. >> you mentioned that you have your phd, where where did you teach? >> i taught at as a graduate assistant and as an adjunct professor at university of oklahoma. oklahoma baptist university, that was a semester gag. i taught i taught in grinnell college london program, that was a fun one, i had my undergraduate degree from there. then i've done an outstanding, teaching a class, i've taught with the former democratic chair, topic raising congress and he had a class he had a class in national parties and campaigns that gw up here in d.c., caught it campaign course years ago. >> other any historians, that when they come out with a booker whose or whose entire series you read? >> i love anything that stephen ambrose wrote. he was really, and had a lot of range in his writing. very good, obviously obviously john mccullough is an excellent historian. but probably in another. it was very heavily focused on british history, things were not

host: of the leaders that view profile and power, ambition glory series alexander the great hannibal julius seas are and augustus. where would you put yourself and where would you put your father? >> guest: my father was probably a combination in terms of knowing the importance of having that would be an alexander or an augustus who recognized how you appear is critical in terms of what kind of agility and power you have. i think the one that impressed me the most was the not fun. not a household word today but in extraordinary story. he was in the aristocrat and asg a lark and man described -- decided to go to spartan mrsa series mercenaries to fight in persia and two sons were just in each other and the spartans are hired by one of the brothers, and so he went along as sort of a lark and at the time you know it by history the athenians in the spartans hated each other. t they despise one another and that they tolerated there xenifons. here they are in the middle of m persia, 10,0008 the imposing army of the brother who wonon hundreds of thousands. the brother did not they are working for

we needn't usually think of the boycott movement beginning at a later time in 1955 in london with julius and others with a mandate from -- to speak out against our apartheid. the first mobilization of concerns of the south african regime. and then we are running to the anti-apartheid movement with this -- there is another chapter. and that chapter we will experience through the presentation of carol anderson. forging freedoms come internationalization of african american history, that is a large topic for tiffany patterson's paper. what it really is is that attention we would welcome and expect to the role of women and gender in the global experience. there, we have an attention paid rather by a graphically to women who have not had their voices heard, though significant they were. the wife of hunton senior and catherine johnson, these women who served so meaningfully to the african-american troops in france and world war i. and then fast forward to a recuperation of an extraordinary personality, vicki garvin. i had the great pleasure of meeting her when i began my academic career at the

how does it feel to have a whole proud city that had charles barkley, julius irving saying you could be a save your tour franchise. >> it means a lot. i'm ready to get to work. they will expect us to work hard as soon as i get there so being on the team like philly you have fans that are very passionate. i want to bring basketball back to them. >> passionate or crazy. sometimes they say crazy. are you ready to deal with a franchise that fans are known for throwing things at people and dealing with all that, craziness sometimes. >> maybe a little bit more but i'm looking forward to getting there it would be a great experience. >> what message do you have for the fans. >> they want to know one thing burr self and what you will do for this team, what message would that be. >> we can do something special. i'm looking forward to getting there looking forward to seeing fans in the stands. i think we can build something special. >> he said it twice, something special. looking out for something special for ben simmons. >> okay. all right. he was trying to find shelter from the rain. instead

how does that feel to have a whole city a proud city that had charles barkley julius irving who thinke sav lou want you. lou was by. apacity i just know s that versatile it will be a good problem to figure out. i think from the get go to start with, we will treat him as an nba foreman and we will grow from there. >> don't you have a foreman on this team. >> that will sort itself out, right. tonight we'll figure some things out and during the course of pre-season we'll figure it out. >> they already have one of those guys. sixers could not pull off trade so with their other picks in the first round they took get ready for these names -- at 24 and 26 player from tougher co lower player taken deanne dre bembry one of 21 to at land t sixers tried to trade noel. nobody wanted him. obviously he doesn't have a lot of value. they tried to trade 24 and 26. those picks don't have value and put robert covington no better than tenth player on bench. whatever. they might trade a guy from turkey because he can't come over any way. >> what's his name? >> yeah, right. >> something to do with cabs. ba

how does that feel to have a whole city a proud city that had charles barkley julius irving who thinke the savor of their franchise. >> it means lot. i'll work hard as soon as i get there. being on team like philly you have fans that are passionate. >> passionate or crazy. >> i'm going to be honest with you sometimes they say crazy. are you ready to deal with a franchise that fans are known for throwing things at people and dealing with all of that craziness sometimes? >> maybe motivate me a little bit more. no, i'm looking forward to getting there. it will be a great experience. >> what message do you have for the fans. if you can tell them one thing about yourself what you're going to do for this team what message would that be? >> we can do something special there. i'm looking forward to getting there. looking forward to seeing all the fans in the stands and seeing something special. >> really not fair to say fans throw something at the players. it happens once in a blue moon. s ben simmons is a player that many think can play three or four position on the floor. can play like a po

. >> reporter: and two former sixers greats allen iverson and julius irving are here. we'll hear from them and have their take on this number one draft pick coming up on "action news at 6". we are live in eakins oval, jeff cherco, "channel 6 action news." sharrie? >> thanks, jeff. and jeff skversky is in the middle of all the action tonigh. he's at the barkley center in brooklyn. of course, he will continue our coverage at the nba draft, live from new york. that's coming up in sports. >>> all right. time now for a check of our "action news" traffic report thursday night. >> let's go live to matt o'donnell in the "action news" traffic center. hi, matt. >> in honor of that 76ers draft, 76 is actually behaving with normal delays of course. but 95 is not. truck flipped over a couple of hours ago here on the ramp from 420 to the northbound side, and now both of these ramps connect canning 95 northbound with 420 remain blocked. looks like for the entirety of the afternoon rush. use the ramps at ridley park and expect some slowing as a result. have construction just like yest

we tried that orange drink off the starbucks secret menu and i mentioned it reminded me of orange julius. >> they partnered with dairy queen, as you see by their cup. >> what goes better with a orange julius than cereal. >> kellogg's is going to open up a restaurant in times square offering special cereal mixes. a full bowl is $7.50, and a small bowl is -- >> milk is included. >> your favorite cereal. all-time frosted flakes, because you drink the milk after and it's like a little surprise. >> your favorite? >> sugar smack. >> i do whole milk. >> i like a good bowl of life cereal because mikey liked it and if mikey liked it for this bowl of serial. >> crunch it up. >> you crunch it up? >> just enough to get it down in there, and then i go fast because i don't like phaorby cereal. >> you get home and i don't want to cook, and -- >> i love a bowl of cereal. >> look what you can do? >> i can kill with my shoulder. >>> we had ton of injuries for the look what i can do contest featuring your hidden contest. three lucky winners could perform their talent live. let's take a look at some of the

creator and star larry david words of julius caesar, i left, i did nothing, i returned." that's all for the htl daily >> pam:tomorrow's game 6 of the nba finals falls exactly one year to the day that the warriors defeated the cavaliers in cleveland in game 6 last season to win the nba title the warriors come in to game 6 tomorrow up 3-games-to-2 again with a chance to do the same thing all over again hey guys lunch is here! it's on me fellas. with the chase mobile app, stephen curry can send money to more people in less time. thanks, steph! no problem. even to friends in a growing number of other banks. ya'll ready to go? come on fellas let's go! easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. >> gary: ready to go tomorrow night the warriors worked it out some day. with green the wires prepare for game 6 and we same as a viable from last game but who knows what james would have done. the woman got afraid to if they had dreamed of dancing around inside. that's the big deal tomorrow they will miss another player but with greenbacks i think her it will put

i was thankful to play with guys like julius and moses who were stars. i could slide out the side door and go home and enjoy my family. today, everybody has to pay their dues to the media, and it's tough. of course, you have a job to play sports, too. so that's something that is a challenge for these guys. >> for my money, the best sixth man ever in the nba, bobby jones. what a pleasure to meet you and have you here this morning. you can count on nbc10's coverage of tonight's nba draft. john will be live in brooklyn for all the action and the announcement. >> and we continue to follow breaking news in the nation's highest court. what a tie vote announced this morning means for president obama's immigration plan. we'll tell you more about that. plus, like pennies from heaven, ducklings falling from the sky? a great catch caught on camera that saved this tiny family from danger. come to sesame place before little kids become big kids. before dress up turns to make-up. and tag becomes hashtag. and don't miss our brand new show, the magic of art featuring ab

. >> we asked the question about orange julius and orange julius answered. >> this is their 90th birthdayiously. >> and in new york, kelloggs opening an entire restaurant dedicated to cereal. it will open up july 4th in times square. they offer special cereal. a full bowl is $7.50. small bowl is $6.50. >> my favorite cereal all time frosted flakes, because you can drink the milk after. >> and your favorite? >> sugar smacks. now it's just smacks. and whole milk. >> only do whole milk. >> really? >> yeah, i can't do other milk. >> i like a good bowl of life cereal. if mikey liked it, it has to be good enough. and i like fresh fruit on it. and we didn't have to pay 7 bucks for this bowl of cereal. >> crunch it up, nice. >> you crunch it up? >> crunch it up a little bit just to get it down in there, but then i go fast because i don't like mushy cereal. but is there anything like you get home for dinner and you're like i don't want to cook so you have a bowl of cereal. >> i like to buy things better. just going to tell you. look what you can do? >> i can read this. we had tons of entries for o

we have a letter that says it intends to talk to clay mathews and julius peppers.e first day of their respective training camps. packers start july 26. steelers going to get going on july 29. the letter also notes the nfl has tried to interview these players since april, but the players association failed to respond and has, quote, obstructed our ability to conduct and conclude the investigation. we reached out to the players for comment. not heard back yet. previously they have all denied using p.e.d.s. and this is the same documentary that claimed a shipment of human growth hormone was sent to peyton manning's florida home in 2011 addressed to his wife. manning called it complete garbage. all the allegations from the report were made by charlie sly who worked as an sbeintern at a anti-a anti-aging clinic. and he later recanted. so it really comes down to charlie sly's allegations and he said he made it all up. so not sure much will come from this. >> we'll watch it closely. thank you. >>> so as we talk about what happened in the uk over the last 24, 48 hours here

julius, his uncle, flamboyant.le even though he knew hehe had all of the power, he always took care tow consult, work with people so he wouldn't to get natural accumulationb of enemies where someone says do this to that, like jobs. he learned he survived. he does it die to his uncle did. his wife killed him at the end. host: last question before we go to calls and text messages etc., some of the leaders that you speak highly of, i think, in "power ambition glory" in route-- include ray kroc, sam walton and henry ford. what do they have in common cracks why do they get positive treatment? guest: they are all innovators. henry ford we all this-- always say from the movie assembly-line. people forget he would bankrupt twice and almost went bankrupt a third type. the model a, before you got rightt and it was sheer determination that he made it happen in the lesson one-- was that-- he fell into a rut. alfred sloan, putiod yourself in his shoes in the early 20s he nearly went bankrupt, ramshackle comedy at the time. henry ford with an estimated 56% of us market, no one could make a car cheape

in the immortal words of julius caesar i left, i did nothing, i returned.s all for the htl daily wrap. >> and you can catch hollywood today live following law and order. >> and nasa is looking for explorers, farmers, teachers to send to mars. look at the recruiting posters. they want to send potential astronauts to the red planet to help build future colonies. they will need schools and teachers and farmers to grow food. but it will be a while before the jobs are posted. they don't envision having people living and working in colonies on mars until the year 2033. an airplane in kansas went from being on the runway to being a run aaway. a pilot's plane was taking off without him. it ended up doing donuts for close to an hour before it finally ran out of >>as and rain showers are moving across parts of the north bay right now. and i'm tracking the warm up on its way to the bay area. i'll have all the details coming up. >> a memorial continues to grow outside the san jose police department for an officer killed in the line of duty. we'll have that story coming

they had about six to ten spot fires that popped up along julius town road, that had to be dealt w fire the mcguire-dicks-lakehurst joint mel tear base worked through the night to battle the flames from the grounds and the air dealing with dry conditions, and windy conditions, although the win has died down for most of the morning, since we've been here. helicopters fly above the fire to observe it. and get help to the new jersey fire service, also dropping water from the skies, with 100 firefighter helping out on the ground, now, fire officials tell us, that most of the fire is actually gone up to large swam, helped them to control it, condense it, told crews also have used backfires and bulldoze tears help contain the flames, and there was a mobile home parkey vac ate dollars, and still evacuated because of the winds blowing the smoke their way. that's the big xfactor, the win, depending which way it goes, fire officials say there could be more evacuations but right now 25% of it contained, and crews work all night and they continue to work today at this hour and get this taken care o

his friend julius was with him but left shortly before the shooting. he said that after the shooting began he sent him text after text after text trying to reach him. he also remembered him pulling him out when he was in need. it was a very hard situation because of my dad i was staying with him. he kicked me out. he actually took me in for a little while. kimberly, 37. kimberly was a bouncer at pulse. she moved to orlando this spring from hawaii in order to help her mother and grand mother. before that she played's basketball in connecticut and worked as a drag queen and a bouncer at a gay club in massachusetts. edy, 30 years old. an accountant living in downtown orlando, loved to eat and work out. he woke his mother up shortly after 2:00 a.m. with a text message. mommy, i love you. then another text. in club. they shooting. they exchanged messages for nearly an hour. eddie was trapped in a bathroom as the hostage situation began. he asked his moth tore call the police telling her a man was shooting, lots of people were wounded. he has us, he told her

mcguire-dix-lakehurst because of the brushfire julius town road is closed. >> david is off, karen rogers one, storm tracker 6 live is showing light showers near allentown and trenton. philadelphia basically dry. we see the rain south and east of the city in southern new jersey and delaware. we're not seeing strong storms, the storm prediction center took us off the list of severe weather. it's looking good. we'll get rain, that will push off the coast. the second half of the day humid 81 degrees for the high. thunderstorms late tonight into the overnight hours, matt. >> a protest over gun legislation continues at this hour on capitol hill. the house as adjourned but democrats remain on the floor waging a sit-in in the wake of orlando shooting. >>> live with kellie is next. cameron diaz is a guest. i'm matt o'donnell have a great thursday! announcer: it's "live with kelly." today the beautiful and talented cameron diaz. plus from the movie "the spy," ben falcone. and gloria vanderbilt gives us a glimpse into her incredible life. plus anderson cooper takes the seat next to kelly. all next

julius irving, spike, howard. >> to the dad who always lands the plane. >> a picture with jimmy snukayou for that. >> so many and from linda again a father's day picture happy father's day dad. >> aww. babies. >> she just arrived yesterday. >> little viewer just in time for eric dad day. >> happy father's day enjoy your day. thank you so much for watching. happy father's day dave. >> thank you very much. wake of the orlando massacre can, a debate on how to protect the homeland. >> this congress has mustard no soon response to mass shooting after mass shooting. >> you don't defeat terrorism be by taking away the guns but using the guns. >> tougher gun control. the threat from isis and the criminal investigation into hillarye-mails. >>> then on the trail. don o don and hillary clinton square off over terrorism. >> it's going happen gain and again and again because we're not doing what we have to be doing. >> a ban on muslims would

interestingly enough, as i was mentioning earlier, she taught in some schools that were built by juliusn waled. for those who have seen the movie, rosen walled, some of those school mist mother taught in. >> i was stimulated by the one black dr. in georgia, dr. griffin. >> you met him when your were five. >> right. >> at that point you made a decision you were going to be a -- because he was so miraculous, that magic happened. he could cure people. >> yes. >> and i didn't want to cut you off but my first question was about the three american in your life. it's freezing. if i'm shaking, realize, i'm -- aapologize. i just -- because i don't want you to jump ahead because i want to make sure that we talk about this. the three men that seem to be most influential in your life, were your father. >> yes. >> who was this amazing activist. >> right. >> this doctor, who you met at five. i want to know if you saw him again? was he somebody that you checked in with over time? and said -- told him about your interest in medicine, and then the third was benjamin hayes -- mayes, the dean ofhouse -- >

will see, we usually think of the boycott movement beginning at a later time in 1955 in london with julius and others with a mandate from la tullie to speak out against aparthe apartheid. and of course 1959 i meant to say and of course the sharpville massacre that follows as a result of the first mobilization of concern to the south african regime. and then we're off and running to the anti-apartheid movement with disinvestment and e.r. bre. but there's another story and another chapter. and that chapter we will experience through the presentation of carol anderson. forging freedoms internationalization of african-american history, well, that's a large topic for tiffany patterson-myers' paper. what it really is, it seems to me, is that attention that we would welcome and expect to the role of women and gender in the global experience. and there we have an attention paid rather biographically to women who have not had their voices heard, though significant they were, addy hunten, the wife of al fees hunten sr. and catherine johnson, these women who served so meaningfully to the african-amer