you would enter via this main hall. if you needed to purchase a ticket, you could do that in the west hall. portion of the station. during world war two, is station was so busy they had to add ticket counters and fill up the main hall with the additional ticket counters, there were a number of patriotic banners and banners to sell the war bounds hanging below the wall. over 200,000 people could be here on a day. world war ii. some of the benches needed to be removed to handle the ticket counters, but it was still a primarily, the largest waiting room certainly in the city. and cross road of the wormd it was once dubbed be by someone in the press. it's interesting to go thrust history. the announcer's voice was change today a female voice under the theory that a female voice would be sweeter and softer and would be more appropriate during wartime. also to illustrate how busy the station was, we have a quote from one of the quarters in that day that says he was bribed frequent frequently to take people to the head of the

iimagine the trying to blockade the main streets.ine the situation must be quite tense at the momentm i imagine the situation must be quite tense at the moment. it is tense, bordering on chaotic. it is serious. in order to run a serious error and all go to yourjob, you have to stop at roadblocks, negotiate with the people manning the roadblocks. they may be soldiers, police, kidnappers. going to your office has become an ordeal. obviously you are a journalist there and trying to cover the vote is going to be made quite difficult by some of the imposed guidelines. going to be made quite difficult by some of the imposed guidelinesm is silly. the government is always complaining about how the media, particularly the private media, they a lwa ys particularly the private media, they always complain about how we do not cover their events. and now they are asking journalists to stay away, 500 metres, five soccer pitches away from the media and the demonstration. how are we supposed to work like that? and express order not to be there, we ar

it's a water main break that really compromised the roadway. road being main street.t's route 40 right here in the middle of town in mays landing by the branch of the atlantic county library. we're hearing this chunk of main street is going to be blocked off most of today so very locally river road would be an alternate or you could stay up on 322 and 40, the black horse pike. stay up on 322. this is 40 main street in mays landing and you can see the water crews out here this morning making repairs to that break and again, we're hearing that this road will be closed most of the day. matt and tam. >> all right, thank you, matt. >>> breaking news this morning. police are investigating a shooting. the victim a woman was shot in the middle of the street in the city's olney section. medics found this woman on the 1300 block of chew avenue just after 3:00 this morning. she was rushed to the hospital in serious condition. and police are still looking for the shooter. >>> and breaking as well overnight, a water main break is causing some serious issues this morning. a dozen c

many generations of maine.is possible. i put them in the midwest, its own kind of geography. there's nothing about sky in the midwest, it isjust geography. there's nothing about sky in the midwest, it is just the sky, sky, sky. and when i wrote my name is lucy barton, as soon as i understood that her mother had never been on a plane before, something about that made me realise, ok, i see lucy as having grown up in a tiny house surrounded by sky. and so that's her place of origin and then she moved and left and ended up living in new york city and crossed all these class lines. people talk about the flyover states, you fly over and forget about it. in a sense you are talking about forgotten people? exactly. do you mind reading a little extract? the bookiesjust started with place and geography. i think you've got a passage that does it for us. this isjust think you've got a passage that does it for us. this is just from think you've got a passage that does it for us. this isjust from the very first part, where th

use 322 or river road instead of main street route 40. repairing a water main break by the branch of the atlantic county library. they think that 40 main street is going to be blocked off most of the day so again, 322 or river road gets you around it. time for the commuter report and speaking of rivers, yeah, flooding this morning in westville along broadway around the brooklawn circle as well. that wholea often floods out in rain events. tam. >> new here on "action news" dramatic video shows on the moment a train came within inches of an overturned car in oklahoma yesterday morning. police dashcam video shows officers trying to help a woman out of her flipped car. she was trapped inside by her seat belt. and then seconds later a train missing that car by just a few feet. paramedics and firefighters were finally able to free the thankfully she was not injured. >>> and a tenth person has died after a horrific case of human smuggling in san antonio. as many as 100 undocumented immi into a sweltering tractor-trailer. the air conditioning was

main beach at lake wildwood has been closed after the water tested positive for e collie. public health officials did confirm that the three children who have been hospitalized, all spent time at main beach. a construction project is happening next to main beach, but the public works department says they didn't find any failures. water contamination isn't new to lake wildwood. last year, a sewage spill forced the closure of its northern shore. at the time, public works said the infrastructure of the pipes in the community are 50 years old. and breaks sometimes do happen. tanya told us at the time they moved out of the community

has some of the oldest water and sewer mains in the area.ecords show 323-mile of its water and sewer mains were built in the 1800s. that's 10% of the entire system. virtually everything inside this tunnel was built back in the 1800s from the bricks i'm standing on to the tunnel roof all the way around. this left the navy yard in such bad shape workers found that giant crack when they started a massive update to the main pump station. they had to put up steel reinforcements to keep it from collapsing. this is part of a $2.6 billion sewer main and stop billions of gallons of untreated overflow sewage from being dumped into our rivers. d.c. water spends another $40 million every year just to replace old water pipes. >> there's 100 years we're making up for and that bill has come due. >> reporter: meanwhile the washington suburban sanitary commission, the largest water provider in the d.c. area, says it's spending $1.9 billion over the next six years to update its system. >> our pipes, as you know, are out of sight, out of mind. it's an uphill b

on the big picture we were watching a gas main break on the main line along lancaster avenue route 30y anderson avenue where you turn to go into suburban square. we're hearing that's been patched and lancaster avenue is now reopened but to take its place now we're getting reports of a water main break along route one right where it turns from city avenue into township line road at rolling road by the ross. reports of that are just coming in. they're still working on the water main break from yesterday in fishtown so frankford avenue remains blocked there. also still have some flood damage in delaware from yesterday. pyles ford road is still closed. way road the way to go instead t tam. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> an argument between a father and son took a terrible turn in montgomery county. the son came after the father with a sword and the father stopped that attack by putting two bullets in his own son. the father was loaded into the ambulance in tears asking about his son. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live in the satellite center with the full story. good morning. >

well, rupture water main, break within redundant. >> a little bit. >> rupture water main you just want to be clear. >> this is what i'm trying to say there will be traffic tie ups in fishtown. >> work crews are out there so lets see how things are going with steve,. >> hi, steve. >> reporter: no sign of work crews just police blocking road in every direction. we are block from the el train which i heard go by, chris, show them this nice new building here. this is a very nice building here as people try to resurrect this neighborhood by the el train which we will see right between these trees here and we will show you this fork in the road. we have been here before but this is frankford avenue here and then there is a forked in road what do you sigh, johnny carson. >> you take it. >> yogi berra would say, you can see cops to the left up ahead that is girard avenue another main drag. these are main streets bob kelly has been telling but frankford and girard's then these poor people who who this call to the water main lottery because it seems to happen every third day. we still got a tric

water main break. getting by the scene now. have lane blocked around route 559. >>> 5:16. 67 degrees outside. talk about the weather. storms out of here from last night. what's next. >> check in with bill henley. most accurate forecast. >> storms are gone. still seeing clouds lingering in cape may. look at the sky starting to glow this morning. view from the marina. 60s and low 70s. wilmington, dover at 70 degrees. 66 right now in allentown. vine land is 68 degrees. running cooler than yesterday. down by 7 degrees in mount holly. up by five in philadelphia. four in allentown. couple of things working to keep things cooler today. got the flow coming in off the ocean. going to keep clouds lingering through the day. still give us a chance of spotty showers. not like what we've had the last couple of days. you might see a brief shower or a few sprinkles at times. then further inland more of a northerly flow. help to keep things cooler today. looking at lingering clouds. chance of spotty showers. look at the suburbs. 77 degrees. mos

a water main break could impact your morning commute. roads are close instead fishtown as crews work to fix that problem. any word on how long it will take to get it fixed. >>> well, first, i can tell you the water has been turned off. there's still quite a bit of damage in the roadway. see here that needs to be fixed. couple of homes that have floods damage in the basement because of this water main break. happened a little before 1:00 this morning. frankford avenue meets up with tompson. the philadelphia water department says this is an eight inch main that broke. that kind of main is not too large. it is enough to cause some problems here when they do break. we're also told about a dozen properties around here do not have water service because of this. the bigger impact to this entire area will be the closures, the road closures. the water department says they'll be coming back here to make those repairs. as we take another live look, see the police cars out here. frankford avenue is closed from girard to tompson. to tompson treat is

and we still have that water main break down in mays landing giving us restrictions along 40, main street. the action cam was out there earlier by the branch of the atlantic county library. so 40 in mays landing is to be avoided. river road or 322, the black horse pike, to the north would be some alternates. tam. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> new here on "action news," dramatic new video shows the moment a train came in within inches of an overturned car in oklahoma. this happened in the town of muldrow yesterday morning. police tried to help the woman out of her flipped car. she was trapped inside by her seat belt. seconds later a train barrels through the crossing missing that car by only a few feet. paramedics and firefighters were able to free the woman. she was not injured. >>> and new this morning from overseas israel has removed metal detectors at a contested shrine in jerusalem hoping to diffuse a crisis with its muslim population. the video from overnight shows crews dismantling the devices at the entrances to the compound that houses the mosque an area also revered by jews who k

crews were able to shut off water to the 8-inch main. right now 12 properties don't have water service, two of the properties have water in their basements. as to what this means when you head out the door this morning, expect closures in the area and those closures could stretch through a lot of day. frankford is closed from girard to thompson. shackamaxon is closed from girard to thompson and thompson is closed from leopard to frankford. the route five bus is detoured here, too. you can get through on girard. girard is opened to traffic. water department crews are expected back here later on this morning to begin their repairs. the water department will

yeah, the main stage has begun to burn. now, other will have run towards the exit. —— other people. the firefighters took half an hour, more 01’ firefighters took half an hour, more or less, to patel to the fire. the police took some time to get all the people off the stage. adrian, it looks like the fire was in some sort of scaffolding, or some kind of tall structure to one side of the stage. what was that? well, i think it was in the forward part of the festival. right. obviously there were a lot of people at this festival. it must have been quite difficult getting everybody out. how quickly did the emergency services respond? well, they spend more or less half an hour to stay there and take out all of the people. right. ithink this is some of yourfootage the people. right. ithink this is some of your footage that we are showing here, of people leaving the area, the evacuation. it looks to be fairly orderly, but it must have been quite worrying. now, i don't think there were any injuries. well, we must leave it there. adr

an 8-inch main burst and partially flooded the road.ws are expected to start making repairs later today. >> it is 6:05 and crooks have a new angle when it comes to stealing tax refunds. maribel aber is live at the cnn center in new york with our market watch report. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning tam. the i.r.s. says scams aimed at businesses are on the rise. in the first five months of the year about 10,000 business related tax returns were found to possibly involve refund fraud. big jump. the i.r.s. says scammers are targeting businesses as it cracks down on fraud schemes aimed at individuals. nasdaq and the s & p 500 little changed. looks like futures are pointing to a higher open. report on new sales due out today. federal reserve will have a statement on the economy when it wraps up the meeting. the fed is not expected to raise interest rates. americans spending record amounts on home improvements. they'll pour $316 billion in renovations around the house this year up from 296 billion. this is according to harvard joi

let's get back to that water main break. it's causing a mess in philadelphia's fishtown section.er has spilled into basements and crews have shut down several roads as they try to repair the pipe. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live on the scene at frankford avenue and thompson street. katherine. >> reporter: matt p-the water department crews are expected here later on this morning to begin repairs but in the meantime you can see that the road here is closed off as there are several surrounding streets. about a dozen properties are left without service and you can see where the road is buckled right in the middle of the intersection in fishtown. this intersection is clearly closed as are some of the surrounding streets. the water department was called here overnight for a water main break at frankford and thompson. crews were able to shut off the 8-inch main. 12 properties are left without water service while repairs are being made. two of the properties have that water in their sell cellars. collect closures in the area. those closures could last throughout the day. i

main threat with this storm is heavy down pours and flash flooding. this storm was severe and had hail at one point. heavy rain heading up 95 north it's going to be a slow go up towards north laural and savage gets there at 6:20. we will come back and talk about when the storm will die down tonight and how long the humidity stays in check. >>> right now at 6, legendary news man jim vance being remembered as a regular guy. yum passed away after 45--jim passed away after 45 years as the nbc 4 anchor. >> it's so hard to say goodbye to my brother jim. >> inside the silver spring maryland barber shop where jim vance would visit every two weeks his chair tonight. his barber kevin russ was often mistaken for a relative of jim vance. the two were close. vance inspired him and the young men who would come into the shop. >> did he ever give you any advice or anything that stuck with you? >> just be nice and kind and mellow and true to yourself. be genuine. that's it. take life on the daily as you get it. put a smile on your face. keep your head up and keep movi

in philadelphia are waking up to no water, we will tell you how many homes air expected by a water main break, that has yet to be fixed. >>> anday july 26th, good morning aim jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon plus a philadelphia native who became first african-american in space. get a check of the forecast with katie. welcome back. >> good morning. everything is looking g we have construction. a break, with dry roadways, will that last. >> i think it will, we areith just some cloud. we might see fine and we see this loop on storm scan a few speckles on the radar. it doesn't necessarily mean anything is hitting b shocked iu run into that but all and all today is just a cloudy day. we still h our side, problem is, it, its ay involving changing pattern and with time rain does make a return a early as thursday night but especially toward tail end of the week weekend. we will talk about that as is looking okay, current area temperatures talk about far cry, my goodness do you remehebreak anything below, the upper 70's in recent weeks here. much cooler beginning t cthrents in the mid up toker

break on the main line.een talking about this this morning. lancaster avenue route 30 blocked off in ardmore between anderson avenue there where you turn to go back to suburban square, if you're going to soul cycle early this morning keep in mind lancaster avenue is blocked off and the other closure point is argyle road. stay back on montgomery avenue lancaster avenue not an option. new closure in whitemarsh township, the valley green road bridge. they found some deficiencies with the bridge when they were doing inspections so it's closed until further notice. mill road a possible alternate around that. no major issues so far this morning if you're traveling down 611 through willow grove, 309 looks good as well. we'll keep tabs on those turnpike work zones in a little bit. matt. >> a houston father took matters into his own hands after spotting what he believed was a drunk driver weaving all over the place. >> he's driving really fast man. >> on the wrong side of the road. >> alejandro fernandez says the dri

this is one of the main paths through the city.arricaded. the streets are deserted. every few hundred metres there is rubbish, barbed wire, young men and women are sitting at protecting the streets from anybody coming through, any traffic. this is the environment in which sunday's vote is due to take base, and it is happening notjust vote is due to take base, and it is happening not just in vote is due to take base, and it is happening notjust in this part of caracas but across the city. —— take place. wherever there are neighbours who are opposed to the mid— euro administration —— maduro administration —— maduro administration and sunday's vote, which they see as the final imposition of a dictatorship in venezuela, people are turning out and closing the streets, and they say they will continue to do so until they can affect a change in the country. president trump's chief of staff, reince priebus, has resigned after days of public infighting at the white house. it makes him the shortest serving white house chief of staff in histor

. >>> and the world is your lobster, especially in maine, where busi booming. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" fr, july 14th. >>> good ooempk and welcome. the dow closed at its 25th record of the year. s&p 500 also at a new high. we begin tonight with a big quarter for some of th jpmorgan, citigroup, wells fargo n expected earnings.l reported that's the good news. but there's more to it. and it's important to ups what's happening in that sector, which plays a vital role in the econom activity for both households and businesses. today, those better than expected earnings weren't enough and they finished lower. >> all four banks reporting today. j.p. morgue p, citigroup, wells fargo and pnc beat earnings expectation, so why did they trade down today? there were several issues. first, trading activity in stocks an bonds were below expectation. you can blame that on the low volatility. trading is a major source of revenue, from other bank businesses second, xhek data was des pointing. inflation is sfil belstill belo the fed's target mean

street one of the main streets in the city you can hear behind me a truck the music that.essentially the police haven't got control of any situation where i am at the moment came out of nowhere they didn't seem to know where it was crowds of calls draw into that we're seeing police vehicles that's not a police vehicle though we all see some police vehicles arriving over my left shoulder and to my immediate left you might not be able to see. smoke rising over that building there appears to be something on fire just over to my immediate left are we going to investigate and find out exactly what it is what's burning as soon as i finish talking to you right now but yes more police coming in as i said this building was unknown to any. the authorities up until just a second ago these policemen even i would have to keep them because the police are in no mood. for the price getting in their way we have. very. very much making sure when they move into an area that they secure the area but we have seen what you saw the pictures of that happen around a half an hour ago it seemed to h

but the main prize went to a couple with the main prize went to a couple with the home crowd behind them. it is not an easy feat, from the looks of it, certainly a lot of fun. the film critic and journalist barry norman has died, he was 83. for more than 25 years he hosted a film show for the bbc, which was regarded by many, as essential viewing.he‘d been suffering from lung cancer. david sillito looks back at his life. tonight, joseph losey talks about the assassination of trotsky... it began in 1972, a slightly stiff and nervous new tv presenter, barry norman. ...who then went on to 26 years of the film programme. his father was the producer and director leslie norman, and his relaxed style, shrewd opinions and comfy jumpers were perfect for the late—night movie show. is this superstardom you now have, is this going to change your life at all? no dear, i‘ve had my change of life. to meet you, ijust have to make a movie. that‘s right. ijust have to go up and like spend $55 million... he came over on the screen, quite rightly, as a man who really knew his subject, an expert, a man who kn

bill frisken, a local councillor in coverack told me a little earlier that the main road has burst itsks. we are not able to touch base with the centre of the village because the centre of the village because the main road down into coverack has been blocked, just buy one of the largest rivers bursting its banks coming straight across the road and washing the sides of the road away and carrying with it large boulders the size of a man's head. it is very very dangerous and a couple of feet of water going straight across the road. the amount of water that has come from the land carrying huge amounts of soil with it is making the sea waters for the first half a mile out where i am looking brown, further than that, it is the wonderful bright blue that are expected in cornwall. so, this all follows very heavy rainfall in the afternoon, is that right? it was enormously heavy rainfall, it was a tropical type downpour having worked in the tropics i know what it is like their but with huge hailstones in itan like their but with huge hailstones in it an inch across. we were really quite worried

worries for students as the largest deficit on record of any retirement fund in the uk is run up by the mainsion scheme for british universities. also in the next hour, a key vote in a venezuela, a country on the brink of civil war. after months of protests, the country's assembly is elected tomorrow, with broad powers to rewrite the country's constitution. and also this hour, we bring you the story of one woman's lucky escape from a boa constrictor which clamped itself to her face. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. north korea says its latest intercontinental ballistic missile test brings all parts of the united states within its range. the regime says the missile reached a height of 2,300 miles, before landing 47 minutes later more than 600 miles away in the sea off japan. that was farther and higher than its previous test earlier this month. experts have said that the missile may have a range of over 6,000 miles, which is far enough to target cities on the us mainland. from seoul in south korea, here's our correspondent karen allen. cloa ked in darkness, state—run tv captured the fin

this is one of the main arterial roads in eastern caracas.ld be full of traffic and pedestrians. this is one of the main paths through the city. today it is just barricaded completely. the streets are deserted. every few hundred metres there is rubbish, barbed wire, young men and women are sitting out and protecting the streets from anybody coming through, any traffic. this is the environment in which sunday's vote is due to take place, and it is happening notjust in this part of caracas but across the city. wherever there are neighbours who are opposed to the maduro administration and sunday's vote, which they see as the final imposition of a dictatorship in venezuela, people are turning out and closing the streets, and they say they will continue to do so until they can affect a change in the country. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. poland has reacted angrily after the european union began legal action against its government over a new law giving the justice minister and the government the right to fire judge

heavy downpours flooded main street in mays landing a section in front of the atlantic county library had to be closed for repairs. >>> and an historic tree fell victim. a large branch broke off the elm street on chestnut street and arborist inspected the tree and says it could be saved. the tree sits on the historic property that was once the new church of jerusalem. >>> fishermen from the trenton area have quite a fish tale to tell after what is believed to be the largest shark captured off the new jersey coast. but why it won't go into the record books. >>> ducis rogers is live fow. >> hey there rick, how important is chemistry on a football team and what has carson wentz done to improve that with his teammates we'll talk about that if sports. cecily it feels nice out here. >> yesterday ducis was complaining about the heat and humidity. what a difference a day makes, 79 degrees today i'll legal you know how long the cool weather sticks around and a renewed threat of strong to severe storms in the accuweather forecast. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with th

water main break at frankford avenue and thompson street. closing streets and flooding basements. >> matt delucia live on the scene. creating a mess for commuters and homeowners. >> reporter: and there is quite a mess out here on the roadway, vai and tracey. along frankford avenue. see some of that buckling there in the center of the road that has to be fixed later on this morning. also ha had a couple of homes with flood damage in the basement. happened a little before 1:00 this morning. on frankford avenue where it meets up with tompson and shackamaxon street. philadelphia water department tells us this is eight inch main that broke. caused quite a bit of problems here. we are told about a dozen properties in this area do not have water service. the bigger impact of the area is going to be these road closures. water department says they're going to be coming back here later on this morning to begin the repairs to this area. as we take another live look here. see frankford avenue closed from girard to tompson. shackamaxon street is closed.

main timeframe. through tomorrow, a little bit of cloud cover through the afternoon.ome thunder possible in the later half of the evening. ar that reason, we have slight risk for severe storms through thursday afternoon. coming up, your extended forecast and talk about the weekend, will the rain last through saturday and sunday? more on that in a bit. adrianna: breaking news out of northeast, police trying to figure out who shot and killed a man, his body found on the anacostia river trail. police searching for a man wearing a red baseball cap and writing -- writing a red mountain bike. police in lorton searching for answers in a double homicide after two men found dead inside a car. fairfax county investigators say this could be drug-related. john: a double homicide, fairfax county police investigating in the floor to neighborhood. desk lorton neighborhood. -- lord to neighborhood. -- lorton neighborhood. around 3:30 this morning, received calls about a suspicious vehicle in the neighborhood. when they arrived, they found the late-model white four-door acura stopped

lobstermen in maine hauled in a record catch last year.bster lovers feeling pinched by high prices? don dahler cracks the case. >> reporter: if there was an official food of summer, the lobster roll would be a lead contender. >> it's the essence of summer. >> reporter: and it's not just in new england. you can now get an authentic maine lobster roll pretty much anywhere around the u.s. >> we have your box ready. >> reporter: as demand for this delicacy has gone up, so has its price. >> two years ago or even last year it was cheap, and now it's kind of back to being a little more of a luxury. >> reporter: tom arden is one of more than 6,000 licensed lobstermen who are benefiting from an underwater population explosion. last year maine lobstermen pulled up a record 130 million pounds. that's nearly double what they were bringing up ten years ago. >> the catch keeps going up and the demand keeps going up a little faster. >> sought prices stay up. >> which is good for -- yeah, obviously really good for the fishermen. we haven't really seen a v

tori smith will be asked to stretch the field and be wentz 's main deep threat. missing since desean jackson left town. and then let's not forget about work horse running back, le garrett blunt. a superbowl with the new england patriots last year, will be asked to take pressure off of carson wentz in the backfield. and the thirds and final thing to look at for eagles training camp will be jaylynn mills. the leered of the secondary this year. the birds decided not to make a huge splash at cornerback in free agency. so mills is the guy who will be task with stopping some of the best wide receivers in the nfl like odel beckham junior, like dez bryant, so many other star wide outs, as well it, will not be an easy task but he is the least corner now, hopefully be hemmed by robinson who will likely be the starter opposite of mills. it is likely their most weak position certainly one that needs to be focused on throughout camp. yesterday tori smith getting here acclimated when new teammate, and his family was here, as well. his son, son's ready to rock. >> e-a-g-l-e-s,

we had an investigation in the state of maine. there was an allegation that as many as 300 college students matriculated at our wonderful state system of higher education, but who had come from other states in new england, lawless places like new hampshire for example, registered in their home state but also registered to vote in maine, and what we discovered in that investigation in fact they had not voted in both states. and that answers a question. but i think the issue of registration in more than one state, you know, i happen to have, handily enough, a voter registration card from the state of maine. and part of what it concludes is -- includes is the question, have you been previously county andto vote , state, and even a place for the phone number. it's incumbent on our voters to contact the jurisdiction and say i've moved to maine, no longer in kansas. whether or not that happens is the our global -- arguable point. and citizen participation too is key here. we have a legal obligation for citizens of maine who hold drivers

if i go to main line, let's say i get escorted past the main lines, they are going to call me a piece of [ bleep ] rat because i've told certain things to get here. >> is your life in danger? >> yes. if i go to the main line, if i go to the streets and they recognize me as a gang dropout, they're going to try to hit me, which means kill me or slice me or shoot me. >> when he was younger, george might have carried out that very hit. but as he rose through the ranks, he questioned his involvement in the gang. >> it took me from '88 to '99 to figure out that it was a big old lie, big old smokescreen. most of the people who are calling the shots are lifers anyway. and misery loves company. they would like to see you as a violator doing life just like them, caught up in the system doing life. >> you're moving my head that way. >> i'm not moving it. you're moving it. >> i want a nice little haircut and he gives me a bald head. whatever the barber says goes. >> i ain't got time to give him, you know, his hair is pretty short. >> a lot of these other individuals were waiting before me. but i'

we discussed in maine. i'm one of those, i reside in one of those civilized states that the secretary state has jurisdiction over the bureau of motor vehicles. and so we talk about things like voter id and automatic we talked about how to make that work. and i've had had some fascinating discussions with secretaries who are in charge of such systems. and the discussion about how it cleans up the voter rolls. and understanding the process that we go through and issuing a credential, which is not a light lift, depending on the individual citizen you are talking about. and as we, you know, fought the unsuccessful fight over the act, one of the things that we tried to raise with the department of homeland security was we can write any rule that we want. it's the exceptions that are going to keep us busy 18 hours a day. and we have dealt with individuals who were born on a farm, worked 0en that farm their whole life, did not have a birth certificate, did not have a social security number, then they had to go som

but the main prize went to a couple with the home crowd behind them.or finland. it is always a very hard competition. it looks like it is easy, but it is not. it is not an easy feat, but from the looks of it, certainly a lot of fun. will you come back next year? yes, we will! that is about all we have time for. don't forget, you can get in touch with me on twitter. hello once again. sunday is shaping up to be a half decent day for many parts of the british isles, save for parts of scotland, where your impression will be slightly twisted by the fact they will see showers. not a cold start wherever you may begin the day, temperatures possibly in single figures in the glens of eastern scotland. once we got rid of the last of saturday's rains in the south—east, a lot of england and wales enjoys a super day. more cloud for northern ireland, more in the way of showers for scotland. a quick look at some of the detail, not quite unbroken sunshine but much improved for the far west of wales. the far south—west of england and tending into saturday we had all the

crews responded to 8-inch water main break at frankford and thompson street after midnight. will start repairing the flooded intersection again this morning, some nearby roads will be closed today and the route five bus detoured at that location. >> no words yet on what caused manhole to explode in philadelphia's bustleton section. the explosion led to electrical fire last night just after 11:00. >> this happened at cedarbrook and greenwood roads. no injuries were reported in the incident. >> let's look to the nation are nation's capitol, crucial vote could keep alive the gop plan to repeal and replace obamacare. >> republicans must put for the united front in orders to push the legislation forwards. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live in the cbs-3 news center more. good morning, trang. >> good morning, jim, are h vote scheduled for noon today. all eyes will likely be on senator john mccain, who will return to washington for this very important vote, just days after being diagnosed with a brain tumor. >> any senator who vote against starting debate is telling america th

still in that party in maine, hasn't said anything. don't think we are misquoting him. he implied he want to commit violence against the president. they didn't disavow that? >> no, they didn't. i'm on a lot of, most of the main stations carry me. one of my listeners has he called the house in augusta, maine, and some flat called him back and said that the speaker is on vacation so she won't be able to comment. tucker, look back to last year. when david duke -- you can't get much more obscure than that guy, out of louisiana, a state rep for a couple of terms, he ran for governor once. he's a klansman. every time he put out a blog post about donald trump, every republican in the united states whose in elective office down the county commissioner had to be called out. what do you think of david duke? has anyone asked chuck schumer about the sky? >> tucker: i don't remember do give her threatening violence, physical violence against barack obama. >> no. what would happen, if a republican state rep to matter how obscure her head said someth

this is what has been left off the main road. some of it ripped up off the main road. of it ripped up by nature are the parts taken up as council staff work out how much damage has been done and what repairs are needed. the promise is, they will not leave until the job is done. they are committed, they will stay here until people have access and the road is a usable. in terms of making a perfect surface that might takea of making a perfect surface that might take a little while but they are committed to as quickly as possible to give people access to their property and over that road. houses cleanup is that goes on. this is our kitchen. i do not think we will be cooking anything in there for a few months. insurance assessors are visiting some buffer others like this couple they will have to foot the repair bill themselves as they could not get insurance. it is the start of a busy tourist season but the weather has dealt this village a major blow. coming up at six o'clock on breakfast — charlie stayt and naga munchetty will have all the day's news, business and sport. t

. >> we're looking right now at construction we have a water main break and we will get to that in a little bit. >> we have had showers out there too, very, very localized, we have to look closely too don't blink you might miss it. we have a three hour loop of the showers rolling through, and they just got stuck over part of the berks, lehigh counties and also into kent county, so much so over kent count that i around dover area a flood advisory has been issued until that drains away. keep that in mind. there may be drizzle that will comes but it is mainly cloudy and very comfortable i'll say at the on set, currently 68 degrees the philly international. sixty-seven in atlantic city. very cool really 56 degrees out at mount pocono. you will notice letter e showed up in the wind direction across the board, primarily an on shore flow, ease wind and that will keep us stuck in the cloud. we may see sunshine out there but really limited here today in terms of the how high temperatures will climb. it is welcomed news for us. we will see more cloud then anything and again, fine drizzle here

, wanted for murder, man in the red sweat shirt right there is wanted for a deadly shooting on the main line, what police say he did just before the attack. >>> and, talk about a bad day at the ballpark for new jersey governor chris christie, how a simple food break turns into a heated 101 with the fan. walk away, governor. >>> we will have more coming up in a moment. hopefully you had a great weekend. i'm thomas dray done. bob kill gi morning. >> monday, back at it. >> karen hepp is off all week long. hopefully having a good vacation. sue serio, good morning to you >> microphone in place, all ready to go. >> check, check, check. >> worth the wait? the number of the day. >> all right. >> it is going toby 10. did you feel how cool it was. >> felt good. >> clear skies, northerly breezes which means, low humidity. lets talk about the temperature. 66 degrees in philadelphia right now. sunrise time is 5:59. almost 6:00 o'clock sunrise. so we've got 52 degrees in mount pocono. fifty-eight in pottstown. even down in wildwood we are starting out with 58 degrees. so it is on the cool side and th

the two main parties involved are the democratic unionist party and sinn fein.ent on several major issues, both blaming each other for the lack of progress. 0ne of the main stumbling blocks between the two, seems to be the nationalist and republican demand for an irish language act, and the dup's opposition to that. also, the recent deals struck between the dup and prime minister theresa may, to essentially prop up the government, since dell muddied the waters when it comes to these political talks. last night theresa may spoke to sinn fein and dup leaders. she said the government would do everything to work with the parties and get a successful conclusion, but she urged them to find agreement themselves. there was a campaign rally in belfast for same—sex marriage. northern ireland remains the only pa rt northern ireland remains the only part of the uk where it is still banned. speaking at the rally was the president of sinn fein gerry adams, and he outlined where he believes there can be no deal before monday. i don't believe that there is going to be a deal by

our main headlines... the headlines on bbc news.hael gove says the government should listen to pay review bodies‘ recommendations. council tenants whose services have been disrupted by the grenfell tower disaster have had their rent suspended. iraqi forces say they've taken control of the main base of the so—called islamic state in mosul. time for the sport, withjessica. all eight teams at the women's cricket world cup are in action in the third round of group games today. england are up against sri lanka at taunton. sri lanka won the toss and chose to bat first. they didn't score a run off the first 21 balls. england's nat sciver took the first two wickets. laura marsh has also taken two wickets. the latest score is 123—4. there are some in—play video highlights on our website and commentary on five live sports extra. you can follow all the action on our website bbc. co. uk/cricket. australia's cricketers' association has said this morning that their players will refuse to go on their a tour of south africa later this week, unless

a symbol of victory, planted this morning in what was the main base of is in mosul. weary after driving the militants from this vast medical complex, but vowing to hunt down every last one of them. "we will keep chasing them and those who support them," says this man, "and we will throw them in the garbage." commanders say they have removed a cancer here, but one that has already spread. "our message is daesh is not only an iraqi problem," says colonel falah al—wabdan. "it's international." explosion. he was interrupted by a booby—trapped bomb. the militants may have gone from here, but they left plenty of threats behind. and plenty of wreckage in iraq's second largest city. well, this is what victory looks like in mosul after more than eight months of fighting. the remaining is militants have been driven from here, but at what a cost. this hospital complex, which was a place of healing, now lies in ruins, like many other parts of mosul. the city may be regaining its freedom, but there will be a great deal of rebuilding to do. some of those who fought to reclaim this

contours of turkish politics but this was only one main factor that determines the outcome. we need to look at the geopolitical conditions and the shift that has realized both in the region. and the area around turkey as well as the polarization that we are witnessing. and the last few years at least. and in this regard, we know that so many areas, especially regarding to our party's conduct of foreign policy as having these two areas onward and it was the widest institute in two. generally like the first series was 2002. and roughly 2013 and this was the. that was mostly labeled or described as the foreign-policy was the conduct and it was right under the base meeting islamic rallies, and also an attack on erdogan and it was circumspect load of action in opera on foreign-policy has both problems in the region as well as beyond. >> on the second. for the second place conduct of foreign policy, it was also matched with the change of things that had efforts both in turkey as well as in the region and beyond. and in the region, it was just justified right after the level of spr