laurie: i think they had been pretty polite the whole time. nice to express yourself at the end of the show. correspondent: if you don't know your work or you, the whole thing seems crazy. laurie: it is crazy. it is completely silly. at the same time, i feel a lot of empathy from dogs. as an artist, i aspire to empathy more than anything else. ♪ correspondent: laurie anderson came to public prominence in the early 1980's when to her surprise the experimental sonic beats she made as an art project became a global pop sensation. ♪ laurie: i did not even know what the charts work. i don't mean to brag, but i really didn't know. someone said "you are on the charts." it seems like a snobbish art world. among the many projects she has commissioned for the brighton festival is an installation inspired by her late husband, lou reed. it featured his guitars and amps arranged to produce an overlapping feedback loop. laurie: all of the sound, the complex overtones, would fill the theater. instead of going "thank you for already be inld this harmonious wo

. >>> coming up lisa thomas-laury will be here for one last time. we'll look back at her remarkable 38 year career at "action news." and the phillies look to get the bats swinging in an afternoon match-up with the tigers in detroit. >>> the heat is on, upper 80s in most locations and we'll touch 90 for a couple of days. >> those stories and much more when "action news" continues tonight. >>> nothing like afternoon baseball today in detroit. the phillies look better than the last few games. the phillies bats are quiet during the slump in the four losses they scored a grand total of 6 runs, against the tigers this afternoon they score more than that. herrera tees off on in sandoval offering. take a look at the bat flip. pitchers don't like that. aaron nolan is cruising into the fifth inning, including this victor martinez single and insurance in the seventh inning, a solo homer gives the phillies a 6-4 lead and they bang out 12 hits in the half noon. and miguel franco hurts himself sliding into second base and they call it a sprained ankle. the phils

we all came together to say thank you to lisa thomas-laury on the occasion of her official retirementd monica malpass, we all shared some memories with lisa. lisa shared some memories with us. there are a lot of the memories to be had. >> absolutely, there were. and viewers also fell in love with lisa right from the beginning. her intelligence, kindness and classy ways. she worked hard every day to bring viewers her very best from the anchor desk and through the stories that she reported. >> last-minute preparations are just about completed. >> reporter: lisa came to philadelphia in 1978 as "action news" noon coanchor and reporter. she grew up in west virginia and the audience was charmed by her southern gentility. >> the blaze forced the evacuation of hundreds of center city employees -- >> reporter: years later she joined mark howard and jim o'brien on the 5 p.m. newscast. they were a winning team for decades and she became one of the delaware valley's premier tv journalists and personalities. >> lisa thomas-laury. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: lisa also teamed up with dave r

hugh laurie was in the sketch at dress. >> yes. >> seth: hugh laurie had to -- i'll be playing hugh laurie that i believe did air. >> seth: yeah. >> this did not. >> seth: yeah. >> where he sang a song and like played a harmonica or something. and for some reason at dress, the only way they could do the rundown was for it to be right after "wanna come with." >> seth: yeah. >> so you may notice when we re-enact the sketch that hugh laurie abruptly leaves in the middle of the sketch. his character is just like, "i'm out." and i think -- i think that's the reason it didn't make it. >> seth: really? well, i'm so glad it's getting a second chance tonight. "wanna come with." >> okay. >> seth: the other thing that's super irritating to me and i hated when you wrote this sketch, is that you keep referring to the bathroom as "the head." >> yeah. >> seth: which nobody says. >> well, this guy does. [ light laughter ] >> yeah. >> also, andy did. over and over and over. week after week to us in our office. until finally we were like, "just write it. get it out of your system. you're clearly auditioning

hollywood is in town and we thought we would look cool too. >> i'm here with lisa thomas-laury what a great start. >> we are having a wonderful time, i condition think of a way to better celebration our nation's birthday. >> happy holidays everybody! >> we have a great crowd on the parkway. a lot of fabulous floats, more fabulous than ever. >> you can see lisa onset for one final time today. that is tonight on "action news" at 6:00. >>> pay is going up for america's chief executives at nearly double the rate of typical american workers. ceo's received a 4.5% raise. here is a look at the top paid ceo's in the tri-state reason. in delaware david breen received $10 million from dupont and new jersey david coat nearly 33 parking lot $8 million from honeywell. and brian roberts tops the list in pennsylvania. >>> this noon there are new guidelines for diabetes. they say that weight loss should be a more routine treatment for diabetes, they show that stomach shrinking operations could make a difference in sugar until now. dozens of groups are endorsing it now as a more common treatment. >>>

tonight. >> thank you. >>> we are taking a look back at the special career of our own lisa thomas-laury. >> lisa is retiring from 6 abc, and among the memories is the parade she cohosted with roberts. >> i'll tell you hollywood is in town and we thought we would look cool too. this is philadelphia style. >> what a great start. >> we are having a wonderful time, i can't think of a way to celebrate our nation's birthday. >> happy holidays everybody! >> we are here and have a great crowd here on the parkway. it's a lot of fabulous floats more fabulous than ever. we have marching bands from across the country. >> you can see lisa onset for a final time. that is here on "action news" at 6:00. i'm so sorry, ms. maroney. this personal essay is way harder than i thought, it's just not in my nature to brag on myself. not even a backdoor brag? what's a backdoor brag? sneaking something wonderful about yourself into everyday conversation, like when i tell people, i can't watch musicals cause i have perfect pitch. some carriers promise unlimited streaming, but then automatically shrink your videos

tonight on "action news" at 6:00 we look back at the career of lisa thomas-laury. >> she is retiring after 36 years with 6 abc. and one is a unique exhibit on the flower show. look back down memory lane. >> is that a monarch on your head? >> i don't know. >> the butterfly experience, an interactive experience for rare and exotic butterflies. >> i love them. >> what do they feel like? >> they are ticklish. >> make sure you have the butterfly experience it is like none other. lisa thomas-laury, channel 6 "action news." >> one of many reports, you can see lisa onset one final time. that is tonight on "action news" at 6:00. still ahead here on "action news" another check of your accuweather forecast. looking live at sky 6 hd showing you the beach in cape may. there is my shore house there. >> kind of small. >> i like it that way. david murphy has another update from accuweather. i drive a golf ball. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's not what we all have in common. we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is prove

my wife, laurie, is a remarkable woman who-- literally, the day we got him diagnosed, we were walkingon the of the doctor's office and all i was concerned about is how this was going to affect me, and can my boy not play sport and all the things a self-involved father might and laurie said, "it's time to step up. you have to step out and get him out into the world, and you have to get him learning things-- he was 12 at the time-- things that we thought were uncomfortable to him. i spent a lot of time, as we do in this town, i'm on the road, away from the family. so she said, "get out. i want you to go to presidential libraries, presidential sites." his fix aegz at the time was history, and that was the job, covering the presidency, that kept me away from him so she sent me out on these road trip glz people are familiar with alsoatism but not asberger's. >> these are young men and women who are fairly functional, but they don't have the social graces that we're born with. they don't know naturally how to make eye contact, how to modulate your voice, how to shake hand, how to hold a con

our lisa thomas-laury is retiring after 38 years.n amazing woman and a true pioneer, all day we take a look back at her storied career. here she is at at wedding of prince charles and diana. >> they came to pay tribute to prince charles and his princess to be. charles arrived in a grand carriage to the cheers of the crowd. >> lady diana is making her way, it's a grand day and this is truly lady diana's day, as she makes her way to st. paul's cathedr cathedral. >> with this win, i thee wed -- >> you can see lisa onset for one final time when she joins us for a special sendoff you won't want to miss this. it's all happening tonight on "action news" at 6:00 s we love you lisa. >>> dozens of police officers in chester county were honor ed today for going above and beyond the call of duty. this was the 2016 police awards ceremony for officers in the police department. three officers were honored for their actions in the arrest of sherea moore, the woman accused of kidnapping amir simmons at the king of prussia mall. >>> the newest of seve

hi, laurie. >> these can be complicated relationships, right?get some real life dlem mass that you could help us sort through. >> and not everybody was willing to speak to us on camera because their mothers are alive. [ laughter ] so some are in disguise. let's look at the first. >> hi, i have a question about my mom. i love her with all my heart but she does not think i can raise my own children. i have a 17-year-old and a 14-year-old and they've made it this far but she doesn't think i can do anything right. can anybody help he? >> first of all, her mother knows it's her. that voice is going to give her away. [ laughter ] >> that's right. you know, that's a tough one because moms love their children but they also see it as a do-over. like i want to get it right this time so they project on to the child -- on to the daughter everything they would do if they were in their shoes. >> what should the daughter do? should she talk to her mom? >> well, one is love. two rules, know that your mom is doing her best and know that she's projecting on to yo

and some of them don't have to do with medications at all. >> reporter: laurie beth is already weighing the options. >> rather than turning to a sleep aid, i would rather just modify my habits. >> the fda told kpix 5 news the agency is reviewing all that research but for a list of the drugs we mentioned, go to cbssf.com. >>> every kiss begins with k. but some brides are calling steve for chief. the major chain accused of swapping out real diamonds for fake. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, but several women are accusg kay jewelers of using fake . some custome >>> diamond are supposed to be forever but several women are accusing kay jewelers of using fake gems. some customers say that after they took their jewelry to the store, the diamonds were replaced with cheap imitiations. one woman named crissy says she would bring in her $4,000 engagement ring into the store every six months to get it inspected but after taking the ring in for its check-up in february, she said the kay employee couldn't find the diamond certification number. she later discovered the diamond was replaced with a cheaper ston

as the officer turned himself in yesterday, the laurie rejected the -- his lawyer rejected the charges saying the woman assaulted the officer first and the video does not tell the whole story. >>> trenton police will use body cameras in the next two weeks. the devices will be activated every time an officer responds to a call. the video will be uploaded to the cloud and stored by the camera manufacturer so it cannot be edited. they had meeting to explain the system to the public. >>> donald trump weighs in making fun of chris christie details on what he said. >>> a man is rescued from a chimney where he was stuck for hours and yes, he did not have anything on. we'll be right back. >>> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m., friday, may 20th. here's what's happening. >>> classmates at a wilmington school are dealing with a tragic murder of a student one month after the death of another. we have a live report. >>> a not so crafty crook is in hot water for a life of crime and stealing pipe that could have blown up a new jersey neighborhood. >>> donald trump poked fun at the chris christie during a

. >> in orange, laurie perez, kpix 5. >> the ice cream parlor owner said they gave the customer who berated the muslim women his back. >>> in bay area news san leandro to bay fair stations are closed this weekend for emergency repair work. tracks should be reopened by 4 a.m. on tuesday unless there is a warriors game in oakland on monday. if so, then normal service resumes at 3 p.m. on monday. >>> speaking of the warriors -- >> yes, they are taking on the thunder in oklahoma city tonight. this is game 6 and the warriors have to win to stay in. kpix 5's cate caugiran is live at oracle arena where fans are getting pumped up. >> reporter: they certainly are. right now i'm looking at a full parking lot so if you are driving by oracle arena, you might think it was a home game. i know right now, we are just minutes into game 6, a make-or- break for the team. even though the warriors aren't playing at home, warriors fans still get a chance to watch the game on the big screen here at oracle arena. tickets went on sale for 20 bucks probably the cheapest you will pay to watch a game here at oracle. >

laurie is joining me now. about. >> when you read tweets, it's baffling. read some more to us. >> of course. they are not pleasant. warning you of that. this is one i got, laurie, i just watched your interview with evan williams of twitter. you are a fine looking -- fill in the blank b-- i want to -- fill in the blank, call me. another response i got to the article i wrote about some of the harassments, your mere presence is harassing to humanity. you are a black hole that sucks everything that is real and good out of the world. another one, because we're not finished yet, oh, quit whining, grow thicker skin if you pretend to be an adult. you know, nothing . >>> some of them are so crass we can't even read them on our air. when you read those tweets, what goes through your mind? >> it's interesting because we see them, we ignore them, and you get this idea, why should we ignore them? it doesn't feel good, and sometimes people forget that there might be a screen between us, but we're human and we think and we f

. >> sergeant laurie newsome, animal control officer in prince william county offers this.ake them uncomfortable by making plenty of noise, using ammonia or blocking the entry way to the den. advice that hawkins is now trying. >> they are there because nothing is disturbing them. disturb them. >> hopefully they will leave. newsome said up until 2011 the county handled these calls in person. but the number of wild animal nuance calls became overwhelming reaching 75% of their work. so they stopped. leaving homeowners like hawkins on their own. >> it's unbelievable. animal control does not help. you have something of this nature. >> chris papst, abc7 news. doug: that is tough. maureen: coming out of the forest to get food. but probably enjoying the nice warm weather. doug: she has a nice house. why not hang out there. a lot of ground to cover. get started. live look outside. this is what we have at the national harbor. the lore angled sun late in the afternoon. off the potomac river. warm. sunny. winds are light and theair is dry. 85. humidity is 33%. tomorrow and friday the h

eagles owner jeffery laurie led the way, coach pederson was also there as well as first round pick carson wentz doing painting. the play ground also featured a big mural, looking good. >> very nice. >>> day of food, fun at a philadelphia elementary school, all for a good cause. >> "eyewitness news" at jay hampton moore in northeast philadelphia, teachers scooped water ice, sold pizza and played games to raise money for will alex lemonade stand foundation an organization that is dedicated to fighting childhood cancer. our own pat gallen was there helping out as well. he knows joy hampton more more very well, he went to school there as a youngster. our annual alex lemonade tell-a-thon is coming up june 9th so please mark your calendar. >>> phillies are looking good right now. >> yes, pretty, pretty good. >> yes. >> for those who like curb enthusiasm. >>> let's back it up, in reverse back to 2011. phillies finished with a franchise record 102 wins. that is last time they were in first place. until right now. day baseball at the bank, series finally between the marlins and the phillies, and w

. >> we'll be taking a look back at the very special career of lisa thomas-laury he. >> lisa is retiring8 years with 6abc and one of the many memories is lisa's coverage of the royal wedding in 1981. >> they have come to pay tribute to the prince of wales and his princess to be who are on their way to be wed. charles arrived in a grand carriage to the cheers of the crowd. lady diana is now making her entrance into the processional. it is indeed a grand day for both the prince and the princess but this is trial lady diana's day as she makes her way slowly to saint paul's cathedral, thousands of people have lined up the mall theory joyce with her. >> with this ring i thee wed. >> i thee wed. >> with my body. >> with my bode. >> i thee honor. >> i thee honor. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> what a beautiful shot. looking live on the commodore barry bridge as you're starting your wednesday officially we have made it halfway through the week. in upper merion route 23 at 422, there's cam, she's getting ready, she's very busy but we'll go back to this here. a construction has been causing problems here but should

. >> our lisa thomas-laury is retiring after 38 years at 6abc. day we'll be taking a look back at her storied career. here she is at the wedding of prince charles and princess diana. >> they have come to pay tribute to the prince of wales and his princess to be who are on their way to be wed. charles arrived in a grand carriage to the cheers of the crowd. lady diane florida is making her entrance into the processional. it is indeed a grand day for both the prince and the princess but this is truly lady diane florida' diana's day. as she makes her way to saint paul's cathedral. thousands of people have lined on the mall to witness this day. >> a harrisburg teenager accused of trying to help isis faces additional charges. prosecutors say jayliel aziz used 57 different twitter accounts to call for violence against the u.s. and posted information about 100 military members. the 19-year-old has pleaded not guilty. aziz's lawyer says the names of service members were actually posted by isis hackers and that aziz was simply retweeting them. >> from our

that's according to owner jeffrey laurie. the reason for the proclamation two new hires.oe douglas the vice-president of player personnel and andy weidel name assistant director of personnel. to the pitch the union hosting the la galaxy the union get on the board first. vincent, gets the goal in the fourth minute one to nothing union. to the 63rd minute union down two-one off the corner kick. keegan rosen berry if first you don't succeed try try again. first professional game for him. what a time for it. the union and galaxy play to two-two tie. inform ba draft combine underway in chicago sixers have lot of prep to do. they could have 41st round picks. keith pompeii of the inquirer is reporting the team will interview oklahoma buddy heel tonight and duke's brandon engram tomorrow. draft is on june 23rd. >>> now, back to baseball. the white sox and rangers in day ball. socks third baseman toms riff new jersey native tom frazier taking one for the team. dives into the stands for the ball. didn't catch it. he appeared to hit his face on a chair. received five stitches after

that's according to owner jeffrey laurie. the reason for the proclamation two new hires. douglas the vice-president of player personnel and andy weidel name assistant director of personnel. to the pitch the union hosting the la galaxy the union get on the board first. vincent, gets the goal in the fourth minute one to nothing union. to the 63rd minute union down two-one off the corner kick. keegan rosen berry if first you don't succeed try try again. first professional game for him. what a time for it. the union and galaxy play to two-two tie. inform ba draft combine underway in chicago sixers have lot of prep to do. they could have 41st round picks. keith pompeii of the inquirer is reporting the team will interview oklahoma buddy heel tonight and duke's brandon engram tomorrow. draft is on june 23rd. >>> now, back to baseball. the white sox and rangers in day ball. socks third baseman toms riff new jersey native tom frazier taking one for the team. dives into the stands for the ball. didn't catch it. he appeared to hit his face on a chair. received five stitches after hi

host: we have laurie from illinois.d, hi there guest: hi host: you're on the air. ahead, laurie. you there? air.e on the host: i'm going to move on to towson, maryland. welcome. caller: how are you? fine, thank you caller: i'm a county worker here n baltimore and i make under 50,000. and i do pull overtime and they for it.ve me comp time is this going to affect us? salary ow much is your right now? caller: i'm sorry? under so you say you're 50,000; is that right? aller: yes guest: are you under 47,000. >> i'm probably right at that threshold. under a quick question, the law, anybody considered for overtime, our caller would fit into this new rule, der the anybody eligible for overtime annot be given compensatory timoff for overtime. employers are not allowed to do that. they're d explain why not giving you comp time for your overtime. people would actually like that, prefer to have some off rather than getting paid extra for the hours worked. from have been efforts congress to change that. denying that. the idea is if you're going to ork a 60-hour work week, that takes a toll on

i was watching rich laurie can't bring himself to say. and you hear about people like john mccain's aide, mark salter saying i'm with her, talking about hillary. hearing about lindsey graham. i i think the party is in shock. right now, tonight i think it's too early to talk about everybody gathering. >> right. and a tweet you can see there on the screen. >> that you're just talking about. >> yes. how? just unbelievable. >> i feel bad for carly. the shortest vp candidacy in the history. >> it is. >> like cruz got shellacked. i feel kind of bad for him. he saw the handwriting on the donald trump wall. >> he tried everything he could. >> do you know what i'm going to do? >> i'm going to double up efforts to be extra critical to trump because my country is at stake. and that is important. >> i know that that is impossible. but i want to -- >> lower or raise the bar. i'm not sure. just hang out at a bar. >> you better be careful. fellow republicans will call you a rhino. >> i'm okay with that. >> turns out mineos are more conservative. okay. >

. >> reporter: biologist laurie thompson coaxes bei bei to weigh in. -43 pounds. 43.5 pounds. >> reporter in his enclosure. >> am i allowed to pet him. >> no. >> reporter: yes, these cuddly creature kearse bite, and almost three years and 180 pounds, bow bow, bei bei's sister, does her training through a cage. >> all the way in. open. good. >> reporter: in exchange for a delicious stream of honey water. >> good girl. >> reporter: it's how she grows accustomed to everything from dental exams... >> open. good. >> reporter:...to blood blood tests according to the panda keeper. if you do a blood stick for her, does it hurt her? >> they might feel it initially, like a little pink, like a person does, as well, but she's getting a honey reward, which is much more fantastic than anything she's going through. >> reporter: it was panda diplomacy that brought first two pandas to the national zoo. >> i think they're adorable, endearing creatures. >> reporter: sing sing and andlingling were a gift from the government after president knickson's visit to the country. but that panda never produced a cub

chuck and laurie's daughter requires round the clock assistance. they had to move from napa to san diego to find consistent nursing care. watch our full investigation right now. >> if you have a tip give us a call. >>> the problem is toppling furniture. dramatic new statistics show how common the problem is getting. the solution may be as easy as two words, anchor it. >> we have a child in the emergency room every 24 minutes on average and a child dies every two weeks from furniture tipping over on them. >> the anchor it program includes çdo-it-yourself anchoring kits available online. hire professional childproofers to assess dangers in your home. >> facing a judge in less than three hours. there is enough evidence for two san jose brothers accused of killing their parents to stand trial. >> stay home from work, keep your kids out of school is something they hope people will do as protest against the police department. more on the general strike that will happen here in a couple of hours. >>> typo or targeted? the backlash surrounding a seemingly

a laurie voakd owe a lawyer, revoked their right to be buried there, more than 1,000 women joined the air force service pilot programs, 38 of them lost their lives serving the country. >>> four people were shot nearly one year ago and the gunman remains on the loose. one victim died. now his mother is hoping you can help to bring his killer to justice, here's rick williams with our crime fighters report. >> reporter: stacy marks describes her son fobs -- taquille fobbs as your normal everyday 21-year-old. >>> he was a good kid, he gave me no problems and kind of shy. >> reporter: on july 23 he was along runner street in philadelphia's tioga nicetown section. police were called to the area for a person in the gun. his mother was called and said taquille fobbs was shot. >>> i said he is at temple we got to go there. >> reporter: after 3:00 a.m., he was pronounced dead. that was the worst day of my life. i said why would someone shoot my son? they had totally destroyed me. >>> three other people were shot, but they survived. so far no one has been able to give a description to police. >>

laurie wilson got the diagnosis she never expected. even after several years working as a surgical oncologist, cancer was not on her radar. insad she was focused raising her son, 18 months old. >> in my heart of heart i knew something was going on. but i was devastated. mike: a mammogram s in both breasts. one was triple negative. a much more aggressive cancer. >> i didn't expect the diagnosis. i wasn't particularly high risk. mike: her extensive knowledge was a blessing and in some ways a burden. she approached her prognosis and treatment as a patient, not a doctor. >> i wanted everything explained to me. i wanted expert opinion. mike: she says fighting cancer herself opened her eyes. it can be overwhelming. the time frame we ask patients to make very life changing decision. can be very short. mike: three years later she is healthy. now at howard university hospital she is sharing her own experience. her tears and her prayers with other women on the same journey. >> she hears you and listens to you. you can see she is feeling what you

to floor the new york stock exchange laurie rothman is there, stocks closing session lows. reporter: but little change. everyone here is on fed watch. will they raise next month or raise interest rates in july? everybody is holding back waiting for the fed decisions, we will hear from fedspeakers all week. the fed chair herself speaking friday morning. we saw low volume today. one of the lowest, lightest volume days so far, stocks in a narrow range, one of the narrowest that we've seen this year. that said there were some fascinating moves, and people did make money. however, utilities were a big drain. in this expectation of higher interest rate environment, utility, pay dividends, classic dividend players, you might say, if you get a higher yield as a saver, maybe utilities are not as attractive. so some of the big utilities lost ground. on other hand, basic materials, led s&p 500 index today, leader there monsanto. as you know german drug, and crop company, buyer, made a $6bayer made a offer for monsanto. dukmonsanto. wisdom tree -- i think this is an error. let's look a

laury. we're working hard on putting important programs in place. thank you for coming here today. this is an important moment to show how we can work together to say, you deserve better, and bring that to the city of flint. both short-term and long-term. thank you for the opportunity to come share a few thoughts, and i look forward to the president's comments and i thank him. collects the tv has 48 hours of nonstop programs. sunday, they and will host the 13th lack writers conference. our two day coverage features panels on hip-hop and literature. gender with cora daniels as panels on diversity and writing programs. p.m., jefferson scholar will analyze the history of thomas jefferson in their book, most blessed of the patriarchs. on sunday night at 9:00, peter marx, author of good for the money. he discusses how former ceo revived the company. peter marx is interviewed by stephanie maclean. he was the only person who thought this was possible. they were ready to sell it off. the american people did not have any expectation that this would happen. t

if a statement sheriff laurie smith test the sheriff's office has high expectations of every correctionaly's conduct both on and off doubt. doubt. the allegations are deeply disturbing. santa clara county contradictional peace office others association issued a statement they condemn such heinous acts. dias has been placed on unpaid administrative leave. >> do you expect when is due in court. >> he's due in course on thursday for his arraignment. we'll of course keep you posted. >> thank you. >> northern california sam upon thriving once again. meteorologist steve paulson shows us the evidence in tonight 's sill moment 2 senate candidates face-off they are wide-ranging sues on kim justice and gun control. >>reporter: save up the a thousand dollars mancini's sleep world. visit hey i think the internet just went down. huh, why don't you give it a sec, it'll come back. something just happened in the world and we have no idea what it was. get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. . five candidates for california u.s. senate t

laury. we're working hard on putting important programs in place.to thank you for coming here today. this is an important moment to show how we can work together to say, you deserve better, and bring that to the city of flint. thank you for the opportunity to come share a few thoughts, and i look forward to the president's comments and i thank him. >> [booing] both tv has 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors every weekend. here are some programs to watch for. this saturday and sunday, book tv is at the 13th national black writers conference in brooklyn, new york. has panels onge hip-hop in literature, and authors reflect upon hip-hop, and race and gender with anoth er. there are panels on diversity and writing programs, and black writers in the digital age. at 7:30 p.m., a pulitzer prize winning historian examines the intellectual maturation of thomas jefferson, from his early influences to this political ideology in their book "most blessed of the patriarchs." on sunday night at 9:00, afterwards, a washington post reporter discusses how a forme

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panda keeper laurie thompson uses a tennis ball for bay bay to touch with his nose.t the 9-year-old toddler cub is not always on point. >> he's just learning to climb. he's got a baby brain still. and he's good about doing stuff with us. but he's distracted by climbing or anything else that is going on. >> it's only his sixth day of training, minutes at a time. then he goes out to play. >> this is their living space. their den where most visitors see it's a very short walk to the outside where bay bay spends most of his day. >> look. right over there. >> this is just amazing. it's negligence something i've never seen. >> wusa 9 has been with bay bay for important milestones. eating solid while may helps him get out. >> we found a food he's willing to like. and do something for it. good. >> food is an important part of training. but so is touch and attention for relationship building. all very necessary for drawing blood, vision and dental work. >> he's good for a few times and then he gets distracted. >> pandas are natural climbers then become experts at fain panda e

. >> and laurie mary, congresswoman, says that there are different needs. >> yes, there are differenteeds for the girls and the boys. >> and now, the federal government says that this d.c. track needs emergency repairs, because it is at risk off a fire. and in the last hour, a new problem has popped up. >> and plus a fight videotape and posted online which is local girls from a middle school. we talked to on of the girls about the violence. >>> and your neighborhood of closing, and hundreds of local jobs are on the line. we are on live with what you need to know. >> and we begin with the breaking news about your safety on metro. several cases of smoke and fire prompting the federal transit administration to the call for urgent repairs. it is the red line from medical center to van ness and parts of the orange and silver lines. transportation reporter adam tuss is outside of the d.c. station. >> yes, and another problem here, wendy. we have e metro inspectors on the track, and this is the same section that had a problem the other day, because of the power problem and got stuck, and now

. >> reporter: their florida house had drywood termites and needed fumigation, so kyle and laurie decided the company for the job was one of the largest around, termin terminix. >> i think the decision was made to go with them as opposed to just a local company. >> reporter: so in august 2015, the house was tented and fumigated. but it was a subcontractor hired by terminix that actually did the work. >> they had a sales representative terminix that came out and sold us the job, you know, looked around the house with us, but it was actually another company that showed up to do the fumigation. >> reporter: that company was a small business called sunland pest control, which was run out of this residence. when they came back home, there was a notice on the front door saying the house was safe to enter. but almost immediately there was trouble, especially for their energetic and athletic son payton, then 9 years old. tell me when you first realized that something was wrong. >> a couple hours after we got in there he said he was feeling sick. >> reporter: things got progressively worse. they t

to floor the new york stock exchange laurie rothman is there, stocks closing session lows.ittle change. everyone here is on fed watch. will they raise next month or raise interest rates in

>> mullica township, new jersey, laurie gardner. >> how long a survivor?three years. >> patty from hammonton, new jersey, four year survivor. >> thank you so much. fantastic. i know we were practicing the stairs, i know you want to go back up. you will be coming down soon. taking pictures, enjoy. >> i'll be running this today, my second year runner. so i'm all happy about that. >> very good. all right. >> another hug. >> all right. >> see you all later. >> thank you, thank you. thank you. >> i'll send them on their way, let's go to kate now for a look at the weather, hi, kate. >> hi, guys. katie and i up at the top of the steps, sends the survivor up to us, come get ready for the parade down the steps, always the best part of every race. and, it is getting a little overcast out here, little ominous. >> couple of clouds starting to roll n we were talking earlier about this, little line every showers might just put quick damper on things, looking like it might. but it looks like it will be quick. >> it will be quick. should be passing showers, let's take a l

nicole laurie made, and she said i have failed as a doctor to my patient if i am not a doctor to my patient's whole community. right? so i would suggest that moving away from fee for service into reimbursement models that look at value return as opposed to just the fee for the service that was provided are more likely to produce doctors like dr. mona who looked at the elevated blood levels in her patients in flint and said something is amiss in the entire community. something is amiss in the entire population. i have to look at what these patients are living with in terms of housing, in terms of food, in terms of their educational access, in terms of their medical access. and i have to look at their whole picture. i think that kind of physician perspective is much more likely to result from a departure, if you will, from fee for service to more collaborative and outcomes-based medicine. >> we have time for two more questions. >> hi there. my question is kind of two parts. can you hear me? my question is two parts. the first is, i'm a medical student as well. what can i do to kind of check my

. >> reporter: about two years ago with the help of social worker laurie grossman, the fifth grade class wrote a book about mindfulness. they met several times a week sharing stories and drawing pictures. >> it's good that we made a book so that to give it to other schools to learn it. >> reporter: now it's used across the country and even as far as kenya. >> when i actually got the news that it was around the whole world, i was like -- without words. >> yeah. they are doing such a good job there. and those 7th graders they don't go to the school anymore because it only goes up to fifth grade but they come back and teach the kids mindfulness and check the kids to make sure everyone is doing well. >> i love that. you have to take a step back. >> it's their woosa. >> the royalties from the book helps the coauthors go to college, trade school or whatever but it's raising money for them, as well. >> awesome. and you know, jordan spieth he had a meltdown at the masters earlier this year. he said afterwards, he said sometimes you have to breathe in, breathe out. that's what the kids are doing

we need to get to laurie rothman. what do you have on the market?ng closer to the flatline. lori: i hate to rain on your parade but i have to point out the s&p 500 just crossed its 50 day, 200 day moving average and that happened in the last we 10 years, very bearish signal was so we are going to watch it from here. traders are on the phone, back to the desk. liz: repeat what you said about the s&p. lori: technicians out there who watch the levels and make investment decisions where markets are, 20-47 on the s&p 500, a 200 day moving average. when those levels cross the moving average crossed, could be a bearish signal. liz: the tao is getting closer to the flatline. two minutes to go. we might hit the flatline. lori: the interest rates look like we will get the june hike, treasuries and facility sectors all point to expected increase. liz: the alpine firm, you make a move on a day like today where the fed says june may be a possibility for a rate hike. >> und you see utility stocks down three, 4%. that is the part really hidden. no matters what hap

tonight on "action news" at 6:00 we'll be taking a look back at the very special career of lisa thomas-laurying after 38 years here with 6abc and we invite you to share your memories on our "action news" facebook page. here's one, her very first story back in february of 1978. >> it's been a beautiful week all week and if your car looked like mine did yesterday, you should have done what i did. >> ♪ >>> it's going to rain tomorrow. maybe you should wait to wash your car. >> you got to get the salt off your car from the snow. it will eat through the a wax. >> don't let a 10-year-old have to set you straight. do your car a favor. wash it. >> the big accident of the morning is right here on 422 eastbound at oaks. we saw police take someone away from this scene in handcuffs. you can see they're now blocking the lanes of 422 eastbound only getting the shoulder by and that's why you're so jammed. this car went off the guardrail into the woods. it's a mess, dave. >> wow. into the woods. it's better when it's a broadway play, right. >> yeah. >> storm tracker6 has been showing us that we're dry, lots

later this week, hugh laurie will be here. >> steve: oh, i love me some hugh. [ cheers and applause ] funny dude. senator ted cruz will be here. and mr. new york himself, robert de niro will be joining us. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and we have music from future. so you don't want to miss it. it's a good week. but first, we have a giant show tonight. one of the most talented, funniest people around. i just saw a clip of the new season, but already, it's unbelievable. i'm crying. from "inside amy schumer", the very funny amy schumer is here tonight. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we love her! >> steve: we love her. we love her. >> jimmy: she's hilarious. later in the show, amy and i are going to play a fun game called "explain this photo." [ laughter ] plus, this guy's a great writer and director. one of my all-time faves. his new movie, "everybody wants some", is in theaters now, and it is fantastic. richard linklater is stopping by. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good soundtrack, too. and, speaking of soundtracks, we have g

maybe in laurie spins around this is were the people are. this is where the pro-trumpers are and these are the aren't at this trumpers. we presume they will stay on their side of the street but we'll see. melissa: jeff, thank you very much. david: ted cruz is trying to win over critics in indiana. one trump supporter isn't easily swayed. >> what do you like about donald. >> everything. >> give me one. >> anything. >> the wall. >> okay the wall. >> that is the main thing. immigration. >> hold on a second. do you know on the wall, that donald told "the new york times" editorial board he is not going to build the wall and deport anyone. >> once again, "lyin' ted"! >> sir, actually. a lot of people, don't just scream and yell at each other. david: joining me david drucker, washton examiner senior correspondent. i wonder if there is anything to be gained confronted protester. that is not debate format. you know you will get somebody shouting back at you, rather than being reasonable so what do you gain? >> you gain tv time. we're talking about te