lewes hope other clu bs kind of investment.ield. now we return to the all—england club. the wimbledon wheelchair tournament got underway today. there was a shock for the defending champion gordon reid. he lost in the singles in straight sets to sweden's stefan olsson, the man who he beat to win the title last year. it has been a disappointing season for the briton who also lost in the opening round at the australian and french open. there was a better start to the tournament for gordon reid's doubles partner alfie hewett stop he beat nicholas byford. he will now face gustavo fernandez in the semifinals, a repeat of the french open final which he won. coming into this tournament think everyone can win and everyone knows that. it is such and everyone knows that. it is such a top surface to push on, movement is exposed. everyone knows that they can win and do have to buy smart. i have had a good training block since roland garros. i have do i have about myself well, injury free and i am confident. i am playing some great tennis an

matt gives us a look behind the doors of the cape may lewes ferry. >> this is the cape may lewes ferry, at least one of three vessels they have. you might be more accustomed to riding something like this, but how about driving? now, that's an idea. let's go. we're heading to delaware. dave is the captain of the delaware,ing passengers and their cars a 17-mile trip between cape may, new jersey, and lewes, delaware. >> the atlantic ocean over there. this is the delaware bay. >> the starts at 6:00 a.m., an hour before the first departure. >> not like starting a car? a little more complicated. >> a little more complicated. don't give me a set of keys. >> captain dave has been giving people a ride for 27 years and he knows this vessel inside and out. >> this in the center othese rings is us. this is us right here. and if this is a direction we're going. >> on the bridge, you'll find a series of radars, gps units, and of course, the controls. >> is actually steering the boat with this tiller here. you want the boat to go to the left, you turn the handle to the left. you want it to go to the

matt gets a look at the cape may lewes ferry this morning. >> this is the came may lewes ferry.ght be more accustomed to riding something like this, but how about driving? that's an idea. let's go. >> we're heading to delaware. >> dave is the captain of the delaware. giving passengers and their cars a 17-mile trip between cape may, new jersey, and lewes, delaware. >> the atlantic ocean over there. this is the delaware bay. >> the crew starts 6:00 a.m., an hour before the first departure. >> not like starting a car. a little more complicated. >> a little more complicated. they don't give me a set of keys. >> captain dave has been giving people a ride for 27 years, and he knows this vessel inside and out. >> this in the centerf othese rings is us. this is us right here. and if this is the direction we're going. >> on the bridge, you'll find a series of radars, gps units, and of course, the controls. >> greg is steering the boat with this tiller here. if you want the boat to go to the left, you turn the handle to the left. you want it to go to the right, you turn it to the right. i

lewes, rehoboth and beth then knee at 81 and off of lewes the owing water temperature warmer at 74. seven day forecast, from the better authority, more storms on friday. the weekend looks great, guys. 86 saturday. 89 sunday. monday 90. few storms tuesday and iain by next wednesday talking about more heat and humidity. the high temperature 92 degrees. if you like the heat, enjoy it. a few more weeks to go. we'll send it back to you. >> thanks kathy. father of a penn state student who died after series of falls inside a fraternity house says he's irritated with the pre-trial hearing for the students charged with the death of his son. 19-year-old timothy piazza died in february after investigators say he fell several times and was ignored by other members inside the now shuddered beta theta pi frat house. prosecutors say charged 18 men with various crimes. piazza's father says he hasn't scenes much remorse from any of the defendants. excitement filled wednesday night in atlantic city. thousands flooding the beach for a look at pop music star pink. this oppress tiff heat didn't stop fan

rainfall is heavy around the lewes and delaware area moving 25 miles an hour. rainfall totals impressive. trenton well over inch and a half. over inch and a half in reading and mill villain. an a quarter. same in pottstown and shy of an inch in north east philadelphia. one plus side to the wet weather and strong thunderstorm activity that cooled us off from that extreme heat earlier today. and temperatures generally in the 70s across much of the area and even some 60s in the poconos and our high temperatures today they were brutal. 94 degrees in philadelphia. we topped at 97 in atlantic city and 95 earlier today in dover. and what do we have in store for tomorrow. more extreme heat. we'll talk about that and then another severe storm threat for friday. all that is coming up in the full forecast in a few. ukee. >> lauren, thank you. >> a community comes together tonight to mourn a 57-year-old woman beaten with a hammer and stabbed to death. eyewitness news in philadelphia lawncrest neighborhood for vigil honoring rosalyn wivrpingz. she was found dead in her home

rainfall is heavy around the lewes and delaware area moving 25 miles an hour.ainfall totals impressive. trenton well over inch and a half. over inch and a half in reading and mill villain. an a quarter. same in pottstown and shy of an inch in north east philadelphia. one plus side to the wet weather and strong thunderstorm activity that cooled us off from that extreme heat earlier today. and temperatures generally in the 70s across much of the area and even some 60s in the poconos and our high temperatures today they were brutal. 94 degrees in philadelphia. we topped at 97 in atlantic city and 95 earlier today in dover. and what do we have in store for tomorrow. more extreme heat. we'll talk about that and then another severe storm threat for friday. all that is coming up in the full forecast in a few. ukee. >> lauren, thank you. >> a community comes together tonight to mourn a 57-year-old woman beaten with a hammer and stabbed to death. eyewitness news in philadelphia lawncrest neighborhood for vigil honoring rosalyn wivrpingz. she was found dead in her home o

lewes at 11:32. and hen lop penn acres by 11:42.effect for this area of northern sussex county, delaware, until 11:30, damaging winds. could it take down trees and power lines in this storm's pa path. we've had so much rain today and the downpours trenton nearly 2-inches of rain. reading an inch and a half. over an inch in pottstown. close to that in doylestown. allentown picking up a quick half inch. in hazleton the poconos close to half an inch of rain. now as we look ahead we're talking about more storms during the day tomorrow. and more on that we'll send it over to scott williams who's tracking that severe weather earlier today it just won't st stop. >> absolutely, kathy. you tracking the showers and thunderstorms right now moving through southern sections of delaware. that will diminish and things will settle down for tonight. but tomorrow's system is still off to the north and west around parts of the great lakes. it's a cold front that will put an end to the heat wave, but we'll have lift in the atmosphere and also tropical

here's ted lew. >> i serve in active duty in the u.s. military because i love america. when we send our troops into harm's way, they need to know the president is of sound mind, rationale and doing it for the right purposes. and these tweets make us question that. >> ted lew is frequently a critic of the president and he put it in that very personal context of his own experience, having served and continuing to be a part of the reserves. so lots of different ways of looking at this, thomas, as we've seen. and so much of the conversation is deeply partisan. and both sides are really clashing over this. and then there are questions about how best to try to interpret what the president has said. we've reached out to the white house. his use of this video. what did he mean. what was behind it. we have not heard officially back from them yet. we will see if they response as the day rolls on. thomas. >> nbc's kelly o'donnell there in bridgewater, new jersey, kelly, great to see you, thank you. joining me is congressman zellen of, no. congressman, thank you for your time. your

the affordable care act is the lew of the land and each of us have the responsibility to make sure that it is implemented in a way that's positive for americans and american families. i'm pleased to yield to the distinguished assistant leader, jim clyburn of south carolina. mr. clyburn: thank you very much . one of the things that i used to each when i first started my professional career was the governmental process. we as legislators make the laws and it's turned over to the xecutive to enforce. last night we had another step to making the law, now it's up thth to the executive branching to enforce that law, and not do anything to subvert the legislative process and the intentions that process yields. i'm looking forward to all of us working together to return to what we call regular order here and see what we can do to improve the affordable care act going forward. with that i'm pleased to yield to frank pallone. mr. pallone: i think this is time for the republicans to put partisanship aside, stop the efforts to repeal. the president needs to stop the sabotage and basically work with

in lewes it will be 73 degrees.he weather authority, a few storms here or there in the morning and afternoon on your friday. saturday and sunday looking great. lower humidity in the wake afront. monday 90, tuesday a few storms and by wednesday hot and humid with a high temperature of 92 degrees. these are the dog days of summer. we'll send it over to you. >>> kathy, we have a carson wentz sighting. wentz is back in north dakota check out what he's doing off the field right before training camp plus one of the stars of the phillies is about to be go gone. find out what pat neshek will likely end up before the trade deadline much that's coming up next in sports f we've got breaking news to tell you about. we are awaiting on a news conference in the search for the four missing young men in buck county. when that happens we of course will bring it to you live here on fox 29. ♪ ♪ >>> ♪ >>> thankfully football is almost here. we're 12 days away from start of training camp. finally we have something besides baseball and su

delaware beaches even warmer with southerly winds, lewes at 83, ocean temperature off of lewes, lookingn the 70s, your seven day forecast from the weather authority shows showers, storms, scott was talking about friday, especially afternoon and evening, saturday 81, sunday looks great. monday 86. tuesday, 87. look there, next wednesday, it is back. 90 degrees. just the way iaian likes it, we send it back to you guys. >> all right, sounds good. thank you, kathy. >> lose something in a ooh nerve prepare to pay up. how much you'll have to shell out to get your stuff back. >> stomach bug outbreak at popular restaurant tanks their stock. now chipotle figured out how it all started. >> currently electric fuel cell and hybrids make up just 3% of cars on the roads in britain. >> so, if you leave something behind in a uber, prepare to pay up. drivers can actually charge you. stuff back. uber justifies this by saying drivers should get compensated for their time and effort when returning item. you'll also be able to tip those drivers if you so choose. >> so, could maps of your home somehow end up

lewes, rehoboth beach and bethany in the mid 70s look at the water temperature off of lewes. 77 degreescast from the weather authority few spotty showers possibly in the evening thursday but a better chance of storms during the late evening. scattered showers and storms friday. one twenty four storms saturday. super sunday next monday and tuesday looking good. with highs in the mid to upper 80s. you can beat that at the end of july. sean bell. >>> i love it, kathy. i love it. now one of the biggest questions coming into training camp is the cornerback position. hear why ron brooks isn't very happy. plus the phillies looking to avoid another embarrassing loss to astros but see why things didn't get much better. that's coming up next in sports. ♪ >>> now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >>> good evening, everybody. watch for construction tomorrow both directions on 95. they're going to be working between the betsy ross bridge and girard avenue. and then they're also going to be working on the schuylkill expressway tomorrow. watch for delays eastbound on the schuylkill between cen

warmer water off lewes the ocean water temperature 73 for you. seven day forecast from the weather authority/storms friday. weekend looks great. even monday, few storms on tuesday. next wednesday 92. if you love the heat, this is the week. enjoy it, guy. >> certainly is, kathy. thank you. >>> a mass of peace of ice has broken off antarctica you won't believe how much scientists say it weighs. >>> overdoses of course are a problem from coast to coast but what doctors in one state are doing about it has a lot of people asking questions. >>> all new at 6:00 o'clock this guy looks like he's just out for a stroll but police say what he did next was totally reckless and they want him off the streets. ♪ ♪ >>> one of the biggest icebergs on record has broken away from antarctica. scientists say the trillion ton iceberg measures more than 2,000 square miles roughly the size of the state of delaware. the broke away from the larson ice shelf sometime between july 10th and 12th. big icebergs break out of naturally meaning scientists are not a tributing the r

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off lewes delaware the water at 77.hoboth and bethany with on shore flow we'll have temperatures in the mid 70s. on your seven day forecast from the weather authority, a few storms possibly late thursday. friday some showers and storms and unsettled day. chance of a late day storm on saturday. sunday looks great. we're calling it super sunday. monday mostly sunny and by next tuesday mostly sunny the high 88. so that heat and humidity will begin to build again late thursday and into friday. we're looking at a pretty decent weather pattern but no 90's in that seven day. >> all right. kathy. thanks. >>> the fans have spoken. after announcing a computer favorite would be cut. how microsoft is responding after the backlash. fans weren't having it they took to social media and the classic program has been around for 32 years. the company says there will be one change an app version will be available in the windows store. it will be free. >>> this is not about creating a frenzy and worry about something that is extraordinarily

chris lew, former cochair of the white house asian american initiative.il ryan, white house correspondent for american urban networks, and the author of "the presidency in black and white: my up close view of three presidents and race in america." we're now adding a fourth to that when the next edition comes out. april, bruce, and chris, nice to see you. i want to start with the president on election night. this is the context for this conversation. >> for those who have chosen not to support me in the past, of which there were a few people, i'm reaching out to you for your guidance and your help so that we can work together and unify our great country. >> all right, bruce. first to you, specifically with the naacp, should the president have accepted the invitation? should he speak to the naacp convention? >> well, withanks for having me here. i can't speak for the president's schedule. it's fast pace, it changes at any second. just to elaborate on something like this, i think it would be, for me, if i were having an organization, if i wanted someone to a

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if we do see storms pop up in southern delaware sussex around rehoboth and lewes you may wind up with strong storm in delaware. 6:05 game for the phillies. there is a chance of a spotty shower. if you head to the game i won't tell you not to go. whether or not to bring rain gear? probably a good idea. first pitch 73 and adam and cecily are keeping aan eye on the 69 and a cloud or thunderstorm. and downpours before the end of the rush hour and then the afternoon another lull and tomorrow evening another shot at a shower or thunderstorm up until 11:00. >>> your exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast today 78 and clouds and showers and storms at times and tomorrow 85 with rain in the morning and another round at night. saturday warm and less humid and looking like it's unsettled on saturday. and we'll see clouds and sun and parts of the day where there are a few showers. sunday is looking great sunshine and more settled weather monday and tuesday. getting hot on tuesday could see a midweek thunderstorm next week. >> thank you. >>> there is more to come on "action news" at 12:30, the st

delaware beaches highs in the 70s and off of lewes, delaware, the ocean water temperature 67. on your seven day forecast from the weather authority a few storms possible thursday evening but more likely thursday night into friday. saturday 82. with a few afternoon storms. sunday looks great. the high 86. monday 86. next tuesday lucy we'll be talking about mostly sunny skies and temperatures getting back around 90 degrees but by that time, we'll be close to august. >> i know. >> my goodness. >> yikes! >> indeed. >> thank you so much, kathy. >> you bet. >>> in lee his county mayor of allentown's name on an indictment attorney for ed pawlowski confirm cats part of a long-running federal corruption probe. he said his klein has done nothing wrong. federal prosecutors are going to show more tomorrow. of course we'll bring it to you as it happens. >>> the senate decided to move forward on hospital sons and motions to repeal and replace bumcare a moment that came down to the wire with emotional return of senator john mccain an tie breaking vote from vice-president mike pence. the heal

this includes delaware beaches, lewes, delaware, cape hen low penn and rehoboth beach, delaware. vivid lightning, torrential downpours. localized flooding, and the severe threat will continue fort next half hour even hail associated with these severe storms. right now, temperatures are rain cooled but that humidity is locked in. 78 in philadelphia. 74 degrees in millville and down the shore you can see temperatures in the lower 70s in sea isle. ocean city the boardwalk in atlantic city and beach haven cape may point in wildwood in the upper 70s late this evening. we'll have more showers and thunderstorms ahead of tomorrow's front. this front sweeps through tomorrow night and then finally we will be out of the severe thunderstorm threat for the weekend. but tomorrow there is a risk slight risk of severe weather with scattered severe storms just like today very heavy downpours and damaging winds are possible. as we go hour by hour a future weather is saying tomorrow morning we could see some heavy downpours. so please be aware of that during the morning rush. then during the daytim

with hahn shore flow the ocean near 80 and our delaware beaches in the 80s, into the forecast high in lewes and that ocean water temperature 74. on your seven day forecast from the weather authority, we keep the heat right through the weekend. the heat will not break until tuesday a7-day heat wave oppressive for your friday. 98 degrees. lucy i think this is going to be the hottest stretch of the summer which is typical for this time of year. >> all right. well we'll see if this is the hottest stretch or we got another one in august. >> right? >> thanks very much, kathy. >>> you bet. >>> this is thomas meo. he's one of four young men whose lives were cut short murdered in bucks county nearly two weeks ago. tonight his family and his friends gathered in torresdale for his viewing. our dave ken help is live in torresdale. dave, what an emotional night for those who knew meo best. >> reporter: no doubt. mourners are dealing with their sadness, and now the shocking new revelations. >> no explanation. no rhyme or reason for it. none at all. >> reporter: ed fin system still trying to make sense of

lewes, delaware, 70. we first have to get rid of the rain.ip current risks will be low over the next couple of days along the delaware beaches and the jersey shore. so let's go hour by hour. tonight, some scattered showers moving in. tomorrow morning, 9:00 a.m., 10am some rain sweeping through even through philadelphia. the heaviest rain north and west through our suburbs and lehigh valley and then it all clears out during the afternoon. so we definitely will have sun pretty much everywhere during the afternoon and beautiful sunsets in the wake of all of that rain. then as we go through saturday looks great. saturday morning into saturday afternoon. sunday as well. so if you'll be down the shore the delaware beaches, stay till early monday morning. then commute home. tomorrow night, it's going to be a little bit cooler but tonight 71 degrees. isolated showers. heavier rain toward the morning rush especially north and west. tomorrow looks for morning clouds and showers afternoon sun, 88. in the wake of rain it adds more moisture in the atmosph

phillies catcher cameron rupp teamed up with the pennsylvania spca hosting first ever rupppa are papa lewes a, philly phanatic out there enjoying joying country music, the phils hope this will become an annual funds rays err for the spca raising animal issues. >> summer fest today. we're spotlighting all of the things that make kennett square great. >> coming up i'll hit the greens at the kennett square golf and country club. i promise you, i did swing a club, we'll show you the next generation every great golfers summer fest continues on " eyewitness news" later today. from the food to the fountains at longwood gardens, we're spotlighting kennett square. join us, when ion "eyewitness news" beginning at 5:00. >> more young people getting into golf. >> it is an expensive sport. >> yes. >> but yes, there were ton of kids out there, maybe zero eight or so. something to do during their summer. >> pat gallen is there anything you can't do? today you've done traffic. you're done sports. >> you know what, i'm trying knitting. not so great at knitting. >> next idea for you. >> it's good for college

lewes, delaware, off the shore the ocean water temperature 76. here's look at your seven day forecast from the weather authority. sunny and pleasant wednesday a few storms possible late thursday. friday morning clouds afternoon sun. weekend looks great, lucy. sunny for saturday. super sunday high 86 and by monday mostly sunny 86. the phils home every night with the exception of thursday the weather looks pretty decent for that. >> so those dog days of summer are taking a break. >> super sunday. we should have magnificent monday. >> we should. i'll change that for tomorrow. but really this is the end of the storms once we get through tonight. >> all right. hopefully nobody gets hurt in them. thank you very much, kathy. >> you bet. >>> developing tonight, upsetting graffiti targeting police. messages about killing cops sprayed all over a street in south philadelphia. people are feeling uneasy police are looking to ever who did this. dave schratwieser is live in south philadelphia. dave? >> reporter: lucy, threatening graffiti like this has been fou

rehoboth beach and beth nan thee 80. 83 in lewes. ocean water temperature in the mid 70s.seven day forecast from the weather authority, shows that stormy afternoon and evening for friday. morning shower possible saturday. sunday still looks super if you want to head out to the phils game. monday 86. tuesday 87. and by next wednesday, we're talking about temperatures back in the 90s and we are heading into the month of august! >> can you believe it? >> time is flying. >> um-hmm. >> sure is. >> too fast for me. >> always. >> speaking of the phils, when things are going wrong, they really go wrong. right? >> yeah. >> tons of problems pete mackanin having issues with odubel herrera he yanked him out of the game he was sending a message he sent another one today. the eagles shedding weight before the first full day of camp. check out who just got the boot coming up next in sports. i had frequent heartburn, but my doctor recommended... ...prilosec otc 7 years ago, 5 years ago, last week. just 1 pill each morning, 24 hours and zero heartburn. it's been the number 1 doctor recomme

fifty million dollars another is planned in two months time as well we spoke to political commentator lew rockwell we asked him whether there might be other reasons maybe that the u.s. is stepping up its efforts against north korea right now well there's a lot of money at stake billions and billions and billions of dollars in new military contracts the u.s. of course also wants to continue to justify its occupation of south korea its occupation of japan so occupation of. the presence of the seventh fleet. right up against china's shores that's that's what's going on so of course north korea is like any communist country very poor they were very poor country and they poured i'm sure they would you know the show the vast resources that should have gone into people's lives and bellies and homes and so forth into this horrible military business because they're terrified of being attacked by the iraqi city of mosul has declared free for my soul but it's come a big cost we'll tell you more details after the break. as far as the wealthy areas of the italy going bust and we should save them becau

>> good morning, guys, we'll get you ready for football for the eagles the quest for that he will lewesoday as training camp gets started also, a former temple student is $8 million richer, thanks to his poker skills. meet scott blum steen, next in >> welcome back, we're glad you're with thus morning. >> talking eagles football. >> can you believe football is back? >> it is hot, humid, training camp time. competition is good. what's this camp is about. that was doug pederson's message, who have reported to training camp, at the nova care complex, they take the field for the first time this morning. >> year two of the doug pederson regime, eagles are looking for more, the birds finished seven and nine last season, this is also your two forecaster on wentz. he showed flashes of why he was the second overall pick, and this off season the birds gave him plenty of veteran help, adding blunt, tour i smith, al front jefferies to help him take the next tonight al sean things the birds will have great offense this year. >> we will do unbelievable things this year, we're going to put the ball in

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as you take a look at the sea surface temperature, 74, lewes delaware 75. the rip current will be moderate tomorrow, that means never swim alone or at night and if you're going down the shore or on vacation, when you go to the beach, make sure that you swim where the life guards are and check in with them when you go to the shore, rip currents will be prevalent tomorrow during the day. so please be aware of that. down the shore, temperatures are mild. the on shore flow ocean city, 72. sea aisle 71. with that ocean water still quite warm. on the boards, it's busy one of the busiest weeks of the entire summer. as we say good-bye to july. tomorrow, the temperature right now 73 degrees, as we go hour by hour tomorrow in the 60's, with a refreshing breeze, 86 by noon, so it's going to be another hot one. as we look ahead in the seven-day forecast. this is what's up. bright and beautiful, at least another day, another heat wave gets underway. and timing more storms, i'll see you in a few minutes with the seven-day. >> thanks. >>> fire officials continuing the inv

ron mott, nbc news, lew lewisburg, tennessee. >> and that's inspiring. >>> that is n"nbc nightly newsrning to power from the sun, becoming the world's leader in clean energy. i'm kate snow in new york. for all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. >>> tiger woods arrested. brad pitt talks life after angelina, what happened between katy perry and taylor swift. halfway through 2017. it's been wild. all right, here with me now. guys, we are going to go through each of the topics made headlines. start with the biggest controversies of all. we can't get any bigger than, kathy griffin. her headless photo with trump. when you first saw the photo what did you think? >> i was like, big mistake, girl. i was trying to find the comedy. this woman can beep very funny. but this was a huge misstep on her part. >> yeah, i mean, i don't know she is very funny for a while. this laid out how i felt about pi've get, you know wanting to have these political comedies. but you have to be

lewes the high will be none tomorrow. rehoboth beach the high will be 89 and your seven day forecast shows a good weekend after the storms on friday. monday looks good with a high of 90. few storms tuesday. 92 next wednesday. feeling hot, hot, hot. send it over to you guys. >> all right. definitely the dog days of summer. >> yeah it is. >> all right. sean. >> nba summer league playoffs doesn't mean much for the big stars but to the guys hoping to make it nba roster. one local kid is actually coming close to making an nba roster. see what he's going to do. pat neshek did a great job representing the phils last night but unfortunately he won't be representing the phils much longer. find out why next in sports. ♪ pro-tip for making ribs: don't go it alone. get these great smoked ribs. thanks. sure. twenty minutes on the grill. and they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? what? summer made easy at amazing prices. only at giant. this summer in a place where flavor runs deep, any dish and every glas

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lower 70s and for our delaware beaches much of the same mid 70s and the ocean water temperature off of lewesdegrees. on your seven day forecast from the weather authority, thursday some late storms. more like evening and at night. friday some showers and storms. that's the most unsettled day. better weather for saturday and sunday. sunday look great. monday 86. mostly sunny skies. and then more heat little more humidity for your tuesday. by next week at this time we'll be talking about temperatures approaching 90 degrees again. and gang we're heading toward the end of the month at the end of the seven day forecast. hard to believe august is around the corner. >> i know. it's gone fast. >> um-hmm. >> always does. you know what i mean. >> i know. >> so it's football season. >> i love august. that's what that means. football season is here. the eagles are here, and you know what, a lot of people are questioning the cornerback position. okay. those guys right now have a lot to prove. daron brooks had something to say to all you doubters plus carson wentz had all his eyes in north dakota to train

joining us now from brighton is the conservative mp for lewes, and former nurse, maria caulfield.ening to you. good evening. what would you like to see the government to about this pay temp one? i said in my speech in this debate last week that the pay temp one, which i had to endure as a nurse is betting huge pressure on public sector workers. they are not paid a great deal in the first place because there is no end in sight, it is causing great anxiety. it can't be right that a nurse in the nhs turns £26,000 a year but a manager is on £45,000 a year. it is notjust about the pay cap, but the pay structure as well. does that mean scrap the cap? is that your message to government? it needs to be more sophisticated than that. there are people across the public sector that are ina people across the public sector that are in a significant amount of money and if you just lifted the pay cap they would be getting pay rises, too. i'm thinking about chief executives of trusts that are on hundreds of thousands of pounds. i think we need to be more of this, we need to be targeting the small

government's accountability office was to try to test weaknesses in the gear giveaway program and next as jack lew vogel reports it's not the first time either the military equipment has gone astray. the pentagon is the home of america's department of defense the body that has a budget of over five hundred billion dollars a year and is tasked with protecting the national security of the united states and yet they were duped by a completely phony outfit into selling one point two million dollars of weapons the government accountability office whose job it is to audit other federal agencies set up an undercover operation to determine whether the d.o.d. would sell military grade weapons to an unauthorized buyer and they did the g.a.o. created a fake law enforcement agency put up a bogus website use an address that led to an empty parking lot and put it in order for some potentially deadly kit less than a week later the sham agency was the proud owner of one point two million dollars worth of night vision goggles simulated m. sixteen a two rifles and pipe bomb equipment they never d. and the verificat

not only that, lew was the man who brought matt into the homicide unit. >> lew took me under his wingmentor? >> well, it's terrifying to go up against your mentor. >> reporter: neither one of them had ever lost a murder case. but someone's winning streak was about to end. february 10th, 2015. 20 years after cathy torrez' murder, sam lopez went on trial. >> at the end of this case you accountable for exactly what he did. >> reporter: the very first witness matt murphy put on the stand was cathy's mom, mary. it seemed a safe way to start. >> there is a cardinal rule that you don't ever do a hard cross-examination on a mother. >> reporter: but matt's mentor broke that rule. >> he really pressed her on some of the details. >> and scored some points. >> scored big points. i mean, scored big-time points. >> reporter: mary initially told the jury sam only responded to one of her pages, but under cross-examination mary revealed he'd actually returned three pages. >> they were trying to paint a picture of sam that he did absolutely nothing, and that is not true. >> it's one of the only cases i

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more so than any other generation parents and educators have instilled in me the idea that as greg lew county off and jonathan haidt put it quote life is dangerous but adults will do everything. in their power to protect you from harm indeed strong social pressures have so hardened against parents who believe in the value of a free unsupervised childhood that psychologist peter gray likens them to past chinese norms on foot binding and they give some hard data to show the trend what life was like different for me and you when i was a child in the seventy's or you were a child in the sixty's they have actual raw data to show what is different between our childhoods and those who are growing up in the two thousands and the teens now they amount of free time school age children enjoyed has plummeted from forty percent of their time at school in the early one nine hundred eighty s. to twenty five percent by the mid one nine hundred ninety s. the time young children spend in school jump from four five to six hours and the early eighty's to almost seven hours beginning in the early two thous