he will sit with you for hours. >> you can tell how lovable he is. the shelter says that people who adopt the special needs pets not only get the forever friend, but they have the satisfaction to know they helped save a life. and make shure that you check a nbc 10 app for a shelter near you. and they are waiving fees this weekend, and if you do go make sure that you use the app clear the shelves. >> we will be out there saturday and hopefully some good weather. not so much today. looking at the clouds building over frauly stadium in wimble n wimbledon, but that is not looking nice. >> no. and so we go to glenn hurricane schwartz to find out more about when that rain is moving out of the way. >> it is rainy across the region, and the temperatures have been down. in philadelphia, the average temperature is about ten degrees above this, and you can see the other areas barely into the mid-70s as a result of all of the clouds. at the jersey shore, you not only have the clouds and the rain, but you have the wind coming in off of the ocean, and that is goin

we move with great endurance and their look makes them more lovable. they are bred for that. go from there. war horses that knights would get on with 500 pounds of armor and this horse now is bred stoc stocky, draft horses were the war horses 500 years ago. >> you ran a lit knst of things have to do this and have to do this and i stayed with you for the entire list. >> i started 6 years old and never done anything else. this is what i do. what i've discovered and it's part of this book as they evolv evolved, i increased awareness of unity of everything. all life is unified. the dna of a tree is not that dissimilar to our dna. you can see the relationship of plants to humans. all life is one. as that knowledge, as i have acquired that essentially spirit ty, i have become not only a better human being and actor and incidentally a better horseman. all because i'm becoming more and more aware of who horses teach you. the tiger came or tomorrow when the wolves will come. they got to think. they have to stay in the now, that's what horses teach us, one of lessons. >> what's it been

lewis played zany but lovable characters in his films. he teamed up with dean martin and became one of the most popular comedy teams in history. fighto took up the against muscular dystrophy. he hosted an annual labor day telethon for four decades raising money for research and treatment. up next, huge deals and deals today in honor of the clips. steals today in honor of the eclipse. we will sho there's the view. there's more to life than the climb. you've got to stop... ...and look around a little. remember who you are. let the child inside you out to play. come... shed life's layers in asheville. visit lonely planet's best destination for 2017. and let the magic find you. asheville. discovery inside and out. adriana: those who can't see will be able to experience the eclipse as well. apple has created eclipse soundscape on apple and android. it will offer real-time narration for users based on what the eclipse is in their area. many businesses are offering specials. crispy cre will eclipse its original doughnuts by covering them in choc

kimberly: lewis played scene he but lovable characters in his films.he teamed up with dean martin when he was just 20 and became one of the most popular comedy teams in history. he also took up the fight against muscular dystrophy, hosting the annual labor day telethon for four decades, raising close to a billion dollars for research to treat it. a must-see video. first, the road collapses in southwest washington apparently looking at his phone, drops right in. does not see the single at all. -- does not see the s inkhole at all. amazingly he was uninjured. hard to believe that happened. josh: wow. kimberly: that just comes out of the blue. and that is a huge hole. and he does not even -- josh: just one more reason -- kimberly: was he wearing a helmet? all right, but your phone down. showed aee how cheryl putting glasses on your phone if you want to take a picture? josh: i have tried that because it will take a few tries. you can get a shot. kimberly: don't be tempted to look up. josh: exactly, make sure that you are looking at your screen. a chance of

kimberly: he played a lovable fool in many films. 20, when it big at he teamed up with dean martin, becoming one of the most popular teams in history. peopledidn't just make laugh. he took up the fight against muscular dystrophy, hosting an annual telethon for four decades, raising within $1 billion for research and treatments. >> beat the sucker. and keep at it till i can't walk. or else i'm not here anymore. ♪ ♪ diedrly: jerry lewis peacefully surrounded by family and friends. we also told you about the death of dick gregory. he was a well-known civil rights activist. our ryan hughes looks back on his life and his legacy. broke racial barriers. one of the first black comedians to perform in front of white audiences, using humor to fight against racism and fight for social justice. >> one of the things that dick gregory has done that is help so many. ryan: he got his first break in 1962 breaking on -- appearing "the tonight show." took ahed in selma and stab of politics, running unsuccessfully for mayor of chicago in 1967 and for president in 1968. >> heartbreaking. ryanl in latest mural. h

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not only was she lovable and huggable, but she related to people in a very human way. eventually, when jfk goes to france he cracks this remark, i'm just a guy going along with jackie, she's really the star. but he went out on the campaign trail seeking the nomination of the democratic party. he went everywhere and there was nothing holier than thou about his campaign. he would go out to the appalachian mountains. he would stand on cars in massachusetts in july of 1960. he's campaigning. and the eventual campaign led to the democratic national convention, which took place in los angeles, california. i was working for life magazine but they assigned me to who they thought would be the winner. i was assigned to photograph richard nixon. of course the strategy of getting that nomination was no easy task. one of the life photographers made this iconic image of robert and jfk in a hotel room, kind of deciding who they would offer the vice presidency to. lyndon johnson eventually becomes a running mate to jfk. i have seen this picture published in parts of the world where th

brooks says his pitbul is lovable, affectionate and says it's unfair that jacks gets a bad reputationtry to change that stigma that people have about pitbulls and the type of dogs that they are. and it's something that i'm passionate about. i love those dogs. >> brooks tells us from his experience the dog's behavior reflects its upbringing. if it's raised with love, it's likely to be loving. we need your help to clear the shelters. they are waiving adoption fees this saturday only. to see a complete list of which shelters aring, go to our website at nbc10.com or the nbc 10 app. >>> back to the birds versus the bills. all goes down tonight at lincoln financial field. getting ready for the preseason home opener. it's right here on nbc 10. let's get one last check on the football game forecast from meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> it's warm and humid, but at least the sun is going down. shortly after the game starts, we're going to be in good shape there. we're not in good shape for tomorrow. we have a first alert out. strongs, especially in the afternoon. hot and very humid.

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. >> senator aquino said they are lovable scamps the two sons of saddam hussein's in they were little monsters and example of boys that were a monstrous reflection of their father and in fact, a renegade in a book called sedans secret said they were 100 times worse of saddam himself but as i stated my book once you get to know then you can forgive the hyperbole because they were awful i shouldn't say too much but he was a monstrous person who tortured and raped and murdered and terrorized his way through life. >>cspan: we have him off firing the ak-47 at a party in a restaurant. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tel think we can see it but there are light strongly in the form of a happy birthday he shoots the lights out he just does it for fun he had constant chaos around him in a country of 27,000,001 human being who could stop him and that was his father in sometimes he didn't. >>host: time --. >>cspan: how many times did he marry?. >> he was married twice some say three year four times with the original wife that he never divorced then another with the two sons and three daughters and two of the daughters

. >> it is a lovable little ball of energy. he is very focused, likes to touch things.ou got when you know he is listening to you. it's alsout when he looks and knows she doing something wrong. maybe older siblis the love. >> if you would like to make or any es national adoption center at 1-866-do-adopt. >>> disney is ditching net flexio netflix. new movies released such as frozen 2 will show up on its own service. no word yet on what will happen with marvel or star wars content. they say it will not effect the original shows currently available on netflix. >>> mega million at $382 million. just because there was no winner doesn't mean there are no winners period. check your tickets. they are 11, 17, 50, 52, 74 and 14. tonight you'll have a crack at winning another jackpot, the power ball up to $307 million. it's the first time ever both jackpots have been above the $300 million mark. >>> don't hit that snooze buttoe time to get your kids back to their school sleep schedule. we have tips to make the adjustment a le easier. >>> we have clear dry air in place. it means ni

. >> just a lovable ball of energy. he's just smiling all the time, jumping all the time. he's very focused, likes to touch things. he wants things done his way. just that smile you get when you know he's listening to you. and it's also cute when he looks at you and knows he's doing something wrong. maybe it's an older sibling, they should appreciate the love. >> christian is this week's wednesday child. >> if you'd like to make kridtion's dream come true or any wednesday child -- >>> starting with one of our live camera, this is in spring city, pennsylvania. you can see we've got mostly pluskies over ahead but some spotty clouds as well. same could be said in wilmington, delaware. lots of beautiful camera views to take a look at compared to yesterday. temperatures out there in the low 70s. greenville at 69 as well. as we go into our southern delaware neighborhoods, you'll see more 70s on the map. with that temperature of 75 outs on the water near the delaware beaches. so really great conditions out there. this is going to be a very good beach or shore cast day because of

he was born joseph levitch in 1926, but he became known to the world as jerry lewis, the zany but lovablel, in films such as "the bellboy" and "the nutty professor." lewis hit it big at age twenty, when he teamed up with another young entertainer, dean martin. jerry lewis / no name font needed:"dean was the virile macho one and i was the monkey, and i knew we had lightning in a barrel."martin and lewis became one of the most popular comedy teams in history.thousands of sold-out performances, sixteen hit movies and dozens of radio and tv appearanceson his own, lewis signed a seven-year, ten- million dollar contract with paramount in 1959 - at that time, it was the largest contract ever between a studio and performer.lewis went on to act in or direct shows and movies for several decades. he later offered this advice to fellow entertainers.jerry lewis / no name font needed: "be a hit. score. get the audience laughing and happy. that's the secret of success in this business."he didn't just make audiences laugh. lewis used his fame to make a difference, taking upthe fight against muscular dyst

he was born joseph levitch in 1926, but he became known to the world as jerry lewis, the zany but lovablel, in films such as "the bellboy" and "the nutty professor." lewis hit it big at age twenty, when he teamed up with another young entertainer, dean martin. jerry lewis / no name font needed:"dean was the virile macho one and i was the monkey, and i knew we had lightning in a barrel."martin and lewis became one of the most popular comedy teams in history.thousands of sold-out performances, sixteen hit movies and dozens of radio and tv appearanceson his own, lewis signed a seven-year, ten- million dollar contract with paramount in 1959 - at that time, it was the largest contract ever between a studio and performer.lewis went on to act in or direct shows and movies for several decades. he later offered this advice to fellow entertainers.jerry lewis / no name font needed: "be a hit. score. get the audience laughing and happy. that's the secret of success in this business."he didn't just make audiences laugh. lewis used his fame to make a difference, taking upthe fight against muscular dyst

stocks in this secr no, i'm not going to rename my dog intel after naming him nvidia while he is lovable, he can be dumb as a bag of hammers however, the risk-reward here for intel is pretty darn sweet, and the priced to earnings mobiles should be higher it's incredible how much money intel is still making on a market that declines very fast people don't buy new ones like they used to they don't even wash them that much i got a mosquito in there. back to work four, 3-m simply wasn't as bad as the stock's behavior would let you believe. this company has terrific organic growth, and i think you're being given a gift here with this pullback the stock had -- everyone thought it would be a blowout. that's not the 3-m way the stock remains a terrific holding. five, how about oracle, remember them this was a super crazy good quarter, best in years why suspect the stoisn't the st instead of 50? beats me black and decker reported a d dynamite quarter i belie 139, down from 148 attractive i found myself thinking did someone slip me an ambien. even though auto sales are week, these guys didn't see

rob will be joined on stage tonight with gunnar, his lovable black lab service dog.ladies and gentlemen, please stand and welcome two patriots and gunnar, to the richard nixon presidential library. [applause] ♪ ♪ i was born free ♪ i was born free ♪ i was born free ♪ ♪ >> thank you. that is awesome. there we go. the army guy needed a navy guy to do it. i am going to give you a break. >> they introduced us to a song by senator kid rock. >> may be. [applause] >> what a crowd. >> you look really good. a different wardrobe. >> i'm not going to say anything because we are in the presidential library. great to see so many wonderful friendly faces. those that are friendlier welcome to stand in the back. great to have you with us. we will jump in. you have been patient in waiting. the one question everybody wants to know is how the guy from montana end up in the navy much less having a career like you? >> interesting question. i'm a big believer that life is what happens around you while you are making a plan. 95% of the stuff you worry about never happens anyway. i joined th

rob will be joined on stage tonight with gunnar his lovable black lab service dog.welcome to the richard nixon presidential library. [applause] [applause] [applause] ♪ >> thank you. >> we needed a navy guy to do it. come here. [laughter] >> wasn't that interesting they introduced us by a song by senator kidd rock. [laughter] [applause] >> what a crowd. >> you look really good. who picked out the wardrobe? [laughter] great to see so many wonderful friendly faces. those that are not friendly are able to stand in the back. [laughter] know it's great to have you with us. we are going to jump in. the one question everybody wants to know, how did a guy from butte montana and up in the navy, much less having a career like you? >> that's funny. that is interesting because i am a big believer that life is what happens around you while you are making a plan. 95% of the stuff you worry about never happens anyway. i joined the navy because of a girl. [laughter] on accident. actually the first sentence in my book is about that. i had my heart broken by a girl named hillary and b

how you can get one of these lovable pets in your forever home. >>> also, maybe the best boardwalk we have in our entire area, arguably you could say ocean city, but wildwood, they need an upgrade. so we'll tell you what it will cost and many say well worth it >> let's get a traffic upgrade this morning, bob kelly good morning. >>> watch the tram cars and the construction crews. east on 422 they're still out here on the ramp. from route 23. come on open up that front door, monday morning, a live look at trenton new jersey, trenton makes the world takes. we're living in america. you got that right, james brown, one of the traffic jambs for you for the gang in trenton, what gets you dancing around the coffee pot this morning, #with traffic jambs and subie got your forecast when we come right back. for years, men have enjoyed their man caves without guilt. now, it's mama's turn. welcome to my she shed. i've got my favorite outfit on. my literature. my armando! and these are my treats! i'm just gonna have one if that's okay. of course it's okay. this is my world. fiber one 90 calorie brow

that locker room had scoundrels, creeps, juicers but dutch made that lovable.he would be a guy we would gravitate toward. >> you are an adult now. you are a kid then. you grew up loving him and having his poster on the wall. now it is even a shock to you, looking back at your childhood >> absolutely, 12, 13 years old, looking at this kid, and you are looking at dutch, growing up with him. one of the few athletes in philadelphia where both your dad and your mom knew for different reasons. everybody in the household was aware of dutch. he was alpha in that clubhouse as anthony said, and he stood out for that reason. he was a hell of a ball player as well. a lot of people now, 15 then, 30 then you recognize what he meant to the city and that is why people have heavy hearts. >> reporter: he was part of the team here afterward. he had a show here. you guys worked with him. >> it was nothing better to hear dutch talk about baseball he would talk about anything. when he is talking about the sport and so great relating the sport, so knowledgeable, just nothing better t

his lovable black lab service dog.and welcome -- two patriots, with gunner to the richard nixon presidential library. [applause] army guy needed a navy guy to do it. i'm going to give you a break. [laughter] >> wasn't that interesting sung by senator kidd rock too soon? >> maybe. east, wow what a crowd. awesome. man you look really good. thank you who picked out your wardrobe? [laughter] just joking and seriously -- nots going to say because we're in the presidential library. >> man. so well, great to see so many wonderful friendly faces, those of you that aren't friendly qk to stand in the back. [laughter] but great to have you request us. we're going to go ahead and jump many you guys have been patient in waiting so -- so hey, rob, the one question everybody wants to know is -- how did a guy from montana end up in the navy much less having a career like you . >> that's funny concern -- that's a really interesting question because i'm a big believer that -- that life is what happens around you while you're making a pl

a zany and lovable fool in films such as "the bellboy" and "the nutty professor." he hit it big teaming up with another young entertainer, dean martin. >> dean was the virile macho and i was the monkey, and i knew we had lightning in a barrel. >> reporter: martin and lewis became one of the most popular comedy teams in history. thousands of sold out performances, 16 hit movies and dozens of radio and tv appearances. on his own, lewis signed a seven year $10 million contract with paramount in 1959. at that time, it was the largest contract ever between a studio and performer. lewis went on to fact or direct shows and movies for several decades. he later offered this advice to fellow entertainers. >> be a hit. score. get the audience laughing and happy. that's the secret. of success in this business. >> reporter: he didn't just make audiences laugh. lewis used his fame to make a difference. taking up the fight against muscular dystrophy. for more than four decades his annual labor day telethons raised money for research and treatment and almost always ended with his

our area, coming up next on good day we're going to tell you exactly how you can get one of these lovable pets. >>> also, one of the best boardwalks we got around, one of the biggest and best. it could be getting fancier but it will be costing some people. >> on this monday morning, 4:11, how is the commute looking so far? maybe a little smoother ride on the tram car. live look route one in bucks county. they still have the rams to oxford valley blocked. open up that front door and let's say good morning to downtown philly as bruce springsteen singing we're born to run on a monday morning, what's your traffic jam that gets you up and going? hash tag it and we'll pop it on for you. we'll be right back. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year

he was born joseph levitch in 1926, but he became known to the world as jerry lewis, the zany but lovablen films such as "the bellboy" and "the nutty professor." lewis hit it big at age twenty, when he teamed up with another young entertainer, dean martin. jerry lewis / no name font needed:"dean was the virile macho one and i was the monkey, and i knew we had lightning in a barrel."martin and lewis became one of the most popular comedy teams in history.thousands of sold-out performances, sixteen hit movies and dozens of radio and tv appearanceson his own, lewis signed a seven-year, ten- million dollar contract with paramount in 1959 - at that time, it was the largest contract ever between a studio and performer.lewis went on to act in or direct shows and movies for several decades. he later offered this advice to fellow entertainers.jerry lewis / no name font needed: "be a hit. score. get the audience laughing and happy. that's the secret of success in this business."he didn't just make audiences laugh. lewis used his fame to make a difference, taking upthe fight against muscular dystroph

you know, for people who haven't seen it, you kill a very lovable character in the "star wars" canon. yeah. [ light laughter ] i guess when you put it all together like you're doing, i'm like, "yeah, there's a lot of awkward moments." [ laughter ] mostly like children, small children will be sad about it or airline stewardesses. >> seth: uh-huh. [ laughter ] do children engage with you? do they ever -- >> i don't know why i compared those two. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> i just -- in the list of my mind it'd be construction workers -- >> seth: there you go. now you fixed it. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> what was your question, again? >> seth: do children ever ask you about it? i mean, they must be fascinated to run into some -- >> i mostly hear from friends of mine, like, when my kid was watching it, they said, "why?" you know? >> seth: yeah. >> things like that. like, "why?" >> that's fair question for a kid to ask. >> yeah, why would he do that? this is -- >> seth: yeah. >> because it's patricide. >> seth: right, i guess patricide's a tough thing for a father to explai

he was born joseph levich in 1926, but he became known to the world as jerry lewis, the zayny, but lovableeamed up with another young entertainer dean martin. >> dean was the virile, macho and i was the monkey, and i knew we had lightning in a barrel. >> reporter: martin and lewis became one of the most popular teams in history. thousands of sold-out performances, 16 hit movies and dozens of radio and tv appearances. on his own, lewis signed a seven-year, $10 million contract with paramount in 1959. at that time it was the largest contract ever between a studio and performer. lewis went on to act in or direct shows in movies for several decades. he later offered this advice to fellow entertainers. >> be a hit. score. get the audience laughing and happy. that's the secret of success in this business. >> he didn't just make audiences laugh. lewis used his fame to make a difference, taking up the fight against muscular dystrophy. for more than four decades his annual labor day telethons helped raise more than $1 billion for research and treatment and almost always ended with his signature son

talk about machines composing music or making paintings they just follow instructions and with those lovableon of randomness that came from a genuinely creative breeding that is not capable of the kinds of learning that creativity depends on, dependents upon the world. that are the artificial intelligence creation. >> this interesting question that i have is a much broader sampling it than it adam keiper but there is no way of those more extreme pictures that our parasitic over in some cases what you would have if you have it all in some of those visions they are not all its entire erotic innocence you have little. and this is a difficulty figuring out the conception of a person is true and what that means to find ones to assist -- truest fulfillment even in the finals -- final state of things we have nothing else to do or see or desire. >> but that has to be wrong. >> day wonder that specialist understand that point. >> i am available for consultation. i am not surprised nor disappointed the group of intellectuals through their artificial intelligence that the academic could remind us that

judges lovably. judges love that. they only take a few minutes. trial takes sometimes days and they have to move that calendar, right? but that is a human being behind all of that.so you can see why i think prosecutors are the most powerful in the criminal justice system. and i can go on and on but in the interest of time i will not. i will say one more thing about this. the problem is and i talked with some of prosecutors and they say look, i say you know you does make these decisions behind closed doors you're not accountable to the public people, they don't know you're doing, you maybe not causing this intentionally but you are. and they say look, if my constituents don't like it they can vote me out. and i say well - some things that is funny! we live in a democracy. we hold those accountable to whom we grant power and democracy is all about transparency.and there is no transparency in the prosecution function when it comes to charges and plea bargains. those decisions is a setter made behind closed doors. so most state and local prosecutors i

he was a warm friendly man, a totally lovable human being. i was his clerk in his first year as a judge on the court on which i now sit. every morning he presided attended by clerks from other chambers. it was salty language and booming laughter. he was jukind to and love bid b clerks. he was the improvable object against injustice and a warm and kind human being. he was mortal although that came as a surprise. his legacy to the nation is indestructible as are the cherished memories we have of him. today we will hear from people who worked a the supreme court with marshal. we will learn how marshal's influence continues today through the law clerks he trained. i app absolutely certain it will prove to be a memorable afternoon and early evening. our panelists knew one of the graess in the 20th century. he worked as a reporter for the wall street journal and decided to get a real job i guess. it sounds like a law firm you want to spend $700 an hour on. and as for the associate, that's what you're thinking. [ laughter ] judge, i don't know how y

and even outdid his press clippings and he was a warm, friendly, incredibly witty man, a totally lovable human being. i was his clerk in his first year as a judge on the court on which i now sit. every morning he presided over cop coffee hour attended by clerks from other chambers. the atmosphere was one of earthy stories, salty language and booming laughter. he was universally kind to and loved by his clerks and the imprint of his personality is indelibly stamped on them. thurgood marshall was the irresistible force for justice, the immovable object against injustice and a warm and kind human being. alas, he was mortal although that, believe it or not, came as a surprise, but his legacy to the nation was indestructible as are the cherished memories we have of him. today, we will hear from people who worked at the supreme court with justice marshall. marshall had a tremendous influence on the jurisprudence on the country as a lawyer and as a judge on the high court. through today's discussion we will learn how marshall's influence on the national jurisprudence continues today through the

is wrong or sheriff joe almost likes being like the tony soprano character he likes being like a lovable psychopathic killer. and he he just filled a perfect niche for the for the places this you know big city right on the border people want to protect the border the whole thing i mean he was like the right man for the right job to do groucho's decision to sheriff joe. i don't know i you know like the end of the day he's eighty five years old and i don't really know how much prison time he actually would have done i think it was the whole thing was more of a symbolic gesture. i don't know i know a lot a lot of worse people have gotten pardoned so you know i don't really have an opinion about that you know i know it's pissed a lot of people off i can see why it's pissing lot of people off but i think this whole thing is more symbolic than anything else. students from across the world gathered for a competition held by idea architect human mosque and his latest for aid to futurism the hyperloop a transportation system involving pods an airlift. well those two movies and then surely will ge

and thankfully our breakfast viewers have come up with some lovable encounters. of gear used to wander into the tennis courts where i worked. he used to scare them off with a hoover —— deer. you want to get the hoover out to scare the deer away. coming up: carol will bring you the weather in ten minutes' time. she has been talking about cold and extremely hot temperatures on the continent. 8 million people plus we re continent. 8 million people plus were watching usain bolt get the bronze medal on saturday night. the stadium today will be packed once again. plenty to look forward to. let's speak to jessica, who is at the london stadium for us, ahead of day four of the world athletics championships. you would not want to be standing there later, you might get a hammer in the face! yes, as you can see, i am right near the hammer in closure. it was very much mixed emotions in the stadium last night. on the one hand you had one of britain's favourite athletes, jessica ennis—hill, to warm applause receiving her retrospective gold medalfrom receiving her retrospective