this is the marquis event. >> the national park service is bracing for visitors, from all over, flocking to the nation's parks. all to catch a rare view of the total solar eclipse, making it way across the united states, on august 21. >> there are 21 parks, within the path of totality, starting at fossil beds, going away across to national monument in south carolina. >> eclipse totality path 90 miles wide stretches diagonally across the us, and it is along that path where viewers will get to see a total eclipse, a rare siting of the sun, fully obscured by the moon. with states all across the country able to see at least some percentage, and ps's actively preparing for the big day. >> with all of the hype, with all the attention being directed towards the eclipse, really anticipating near or at record crowds for the park's crossing. >> nasa says people can expect the most dramatic views out west. >> yellow stones, directly in the path of the eclipse. there are many, many people

marquis? [ inaudible ] >> propaganda was big on both sides. the first years of the bracero program which you're seeing now, what you're going to see is pictures from the leonard nadal collection at the national museum. from these pictures you will see the 1950s, sort of -- you'll see the contracting through the prospective of leonard nadal in the 1950s, but the 1940s, the 1940s was a completely different period. in the 1940s you might walk out 1942, the first bracero who came out didn't necessarily know what they were going to get into. we have the beautiful stories of men who got on a train because they were recruited. because they were told that this would be a fantastic program through propaganda. he had had no idea what they were in for. men who told me i was very scared when i jumped on that train, when i got on that train because i didn't know what to expect. i didn't know at all what to expect. >> what they found in the 1940s was this patriotic period of the bracero program. the country

marquis? >> thank you. we have housin housing or they given housing or resources. so many didn't have a place to live. >> what marquis is referencing on campus is project 1968 where the university recruited 500 black and latino students to come onto campus. you recruit students, but when you recruit anybody and don't give them resources and housing, which causes chaos, right? and you cause a lot of sort of human suffering. because people don't have the resources that they need to survive on a day-to-day basis. yes? recruitment without a sort of infrastructure becomes very c chaot chaotic, right? and in this case, the infrastructure that was there was in place to exploit, to exploit these guest workers. so we know that. we know that it's chaotic. what happens when you actually get into the actual sites? finally, your name is called. somebody says, you know, let's give you a name. manuel sanchez, your name is called. you can come on through. manuel has already gotten in debt. manuel has already

of american politics with liberty and the story of interaction between george washington and the marquis the lafayette. there was a long career after the revolutionary war including a figure in the french revolution until the plant really sour and was imprisoned for a long period of time that it was almost like father and son, highly unusual for washington and a very distinctive and impressionistic relationship. it was is a sort of new history in the world and the importance and one's plate and is now playing in terms of the development of natural resources and the revision of the growth in the undertaking fascinating history. it was the rise of the dynasty in great britain. we take it up as long-lasting with henry the seventh and queen elizabeth the first. so, it wasn't that long but it was those that left an indelible mark. and the two books that i'm reading today. i finished one is a history of the empire by peter and i have to admit the pros. it was disintegrated after world war i and then a fascinating novel. it is in the concept talking about the condition. it was kind of reflectin

to think that's okay. >> signs denouncing hate have been posted by the school marquis in recent days. at the town mall strangers worked together in small group every resurfacing again. >> i really do believe and i'm really hoping that it's just someone that was just messing around, you know, but with all the tension in america today, you never really know. >> reporter: police believe the same person actually deface add series of apartments scribble blink male genitalia on windows there. police say they're looking for white teenaged male who was wearing a gray sweatshirt and black pants. also, carrying a book pack. lucy? >> all right. thank you very much, dave. >>> fox 29 weather authority right now. a picture perfect thursday. meteorologist kathy orr is back from down the shore. >> oh, wow. >> what great day to be there. >> it was picture perfect and another coming tomorrow and another and another if you picked this weekend to go down the shore or do anything, you pick a good one. it will be a great weekend to be outdoors. outside right now looking great on the parkway. little bit bus

stopped to snap a picture of his work he was gunned down on that tuesday morning.police arrested marquis holloway.it was found the 27-year-old victim was killed using a handgun stolen from an immigration and customs enforcement agent.sot: alison cordova, attorney// "we have a system where the government is unfortunately supplying weapons and putting weapons in the hands of criminals because they're failing to safeguard their weapons properly."this wednesday his parents filed a wrongful death lawsuit in san francisco federal court against ice holding them accountable for the death. although ice policy requires agents use a lockbox - the 9 mm glock was found unsecured in a rental car by at&t park an area police records show had a high rate of car burglaries and 57 firearms stolen that year.sot: alison cordova, attorney// "i don't think that it's a lot to ask that you protect a firearm that is capable of killing someone."cordova says a 2010 government audit found federal agents lost nearly 1 gun every 4 days over a two-year period. sot: alison cordova, attorney// "this is an issue that they

think that's okay. >> reporter: signs denouncing hate have been posted by the school marquis in recentat the town hall rangers walked together in small groups to prevent images of hate from every resurfacing again. >> i really do believe and i'm really hoping it's just someone that was just messing around, you know, but with all the tension in america today, you never really know. >> reporter: police say the vandal lidge extended to the doors and windows at the school and police believe the same person a teenager had vandalized nearby apartments drawing male genitalia on several windows. call police if you have information. live in langhorne, dave kinchen, fox 29 news. >>> the gulf coast is bracing for the aisle arrival of hurricane harvey. it could be the first major hurricane to hit united states in 12 years. lapped fall is expected late tomorrow and what forecasters are calling a life-threatening storm. it is intensifying faster than previously forecast. ocean water temperature are in the 90s and joining us tonight is dr. jim see bert the chief meteorologist at our fox station in ho

live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. a lot of sunshine at the shore. another warm afternoon. temperatures in the low 80s. early afternoon temperatures. 74 in cape may point. 76 atlantic city. inland temperatures a little bit cooler. steamy start all around. coatesville, wilmington, trenton. mount holly in the 70s to start with. warming to the upper 80s to 90 this afternoon. showers and thunderstorm pop up yesterday. mostly cloudy skies right now with a few breaks in the clouds inland. the temperatures will be climbing, but as we go through the day, so will the possibility of showers. increasing at 1 kwl:00 this afternoon. 88 degrees in philadelphia. 81 in wilmington. scattered thunderstorms become more likely during the mid-afternoon hours. 3 dl 3:00 this afternoon. they're not going to last all that long. evening time dry district manager out. clearing skies into the even thing. changes ahead. partly cloudy to start with. 74 degrees in philadelphia. 81. 86 degrees at 2:00 this afternoon. we may not get to 90 today. showers and thunderstorms that will

see in clear live view from marquis de lafayette hotel. atlantic city area as well. slowly spreading to the north. hasn't reached wilmington yet. drying out in philadelphia. more on the way. it's part of the system that potentially could become a tropical storm. hasn't happened yesterday. running into some problems. becoming a tropical storm. looking less likely today. even if that doesn't happen. still going to see a lot of rain and strong gusty winds and high surf making for some treacherous conditions for the shore. 60 degrees right now in new jersey. suburbs 59 degrees. another cool start for the lehigh valley. 67 degrees in delaware. during the day, rain, clouds and wind will combine to keep temperatures in the 60s. >>> we are a vehicle off into the woods over here. trying to toe it out of the way. clearly see police activity on the scene there. tow truck right over here only blocking right now the right-hand shoulder. earlier we headed off part of the ramp too that was blocked. right now the northbound side is still getting by. one lane at a time. not a lot of

live view from marquis de lafayette hotel. this afternoon, see the temperatures climb to middle 80s at the shore. inland closer to 90 degrees today. radar and satellite clear right now. nothing to show you here. showers way to the west. moving through the midwest. just to the south of st. louis. that's chance for us tomorrow afternoon. we'll see a chance of showers and thunderstorms. not likely to have a problem with is this. doesn't look like much. that's emily. emily was a tropical storm. across the peninsula of florida. now just a tropical depression. still 30-mile-an-hour winds. moving out to sea from here on out. storm is moving northeast at 12 miles an hour. takes it safely out to see. doesn't look like it's going change. moving up the coast. increasing later in the week as that happens. also see an increase of chance of showers and thunderstorms in the coming day. not today. 90 degrees this afternoon. a lot of sunshine and a few scattered clouds this afternoon. chance of thunderstorms wednesday and friday. thursday and

ramos was taking pictures en in marquis holloway shot him several times for his camera.he gun in holloway's hands allegedly was stolen from the rental car of an immigration d whvices forcemenof o lefthawhile parked in san francisco. >> it was very well known in at th there were high auto thefts and break-ins during this time period. it was pretty well documented. >> reporter: the lawsuit says the i.c.e. officer acted "negligently, carelessly, recklessly and/or unlawfully." known gang member and felon holloway unable to legally obtain a firearm was allowed access to a loaded weapon that he used to kill tony. ramos'oml d ango rnment da didn't full the trigger, they're also to blame for the murder. tof the day is a he g t l policyat ndch sure that this doesn't happen again or a government firearm. >> reporter: maria medina, >> ramos' murder helped inspire a new state law requiring all off-duty officers to lock up their guns their personal take inhome cars. i.c.e. didn't want to comment on the pending lawsuit. >>> a small plane registered to a bay area dentist crashed in a b

ramos was taking pictures of his work when investigators say marquis holloway shot him for his camera. the gun in his hand stolen from the rental car of an i.c.e. officer who left it in a bag in plain view while parked in san francisco. >> it was very well known in the city of san francisco that there were high auto thefts and break-ins during this time period. it's well documented. >> reporter: the lawsuit says the i.c.e. officer acted negligently, carelessly, recklessly and unlawfully. the gang member unable to legally obtain a firearm was allowed access to a loaded weapon that he used to kill tony." ramos' parents feel although the federal government didn't pull the trigger, they are also to blame for the murder. >> the goal at the end of the day is a policy change to make sure that this doesn't happen again or at least not at the barrel point of a government firearm. >> reporter: maria medina, kpix 5. >> that murder did help inspire a new state law requiring all off-duty officers to lock up their guns in their personal or take-home cars. i.c.e. has no comment on the pending lawsui

. >>> surprising name popped up today, suspending receiver marquis goodwin for a year for failing to whereabouts for drug testing. the explanation is he had been trying to make the u.s. olympic team as a long jumper. he decided to focus on football so he stopped submitting for the test but he never told them he was quitting track and field, so it looked like he was avoiding the test. >>> we've watched the warriors and the cavs square off, like they just despise each other. so where will lebron and kevin durant today? playing in the same pickup game. yes, kevin and lebron, carmelo anthony, j.r. smith, on the court, putting i work. thisn was in new york city. these videos posted by nba workout guru chris brinkley. his company is academy training. durant impressive, going down the lane and throwing it down. all these stars working out together, all trying to get better together. we can all live in harmony, no angst necessary. >> everybody relax. >> thanks, larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. a man's simple skrgesture that s caught on surveillance. that's at 9:00. >>>

this content they've created, marquis brands, franchises netflix is still sort of scrappy. in the past year, we've seen more, we've seen increasing number of series canceled and their most successful series are are on season three, four, house of cards, orange is the new black. it's sort of getting to the end of this logical lifetime of a series z >> when you look at movies, i don't think there's anyone better at creating epic movies than disney. so yeah, look, if this is just a disney pixar, there will be a couple of title a year that flow to the service it will be b nine months after the movies come out in the theatres, but they'll have that content. but you know, i think that the place where i would disagree certainly is just turn on the television what disney content are you talking a bt on television that people care about. abc network ratings under ben scherrwood are not short of an unmitigated disaster it's sort of surprising he still has a schwab job when you look at the poor or lack of success they've had in creating ip for the television network think about what n

. >>> surprising name popped up today, suspending receiver marquis goodwin for a year for failing torovide his whereabouts for drug testing. the explanation is he had been trying to make the u.s. olympic team as a long jumper. he decided to focus on football so he stopped submitting for the test but he never told them he was quitting track and field, so it looked like he was avoiding the test. >>> we've watched the warriors and the cavs square off, like they just despise each other. so where will lebron and kevin durant today? playing in the same pickup game. yes, kevin and lebron, carmelo anthony, j.r. smith, on the court, putting in work. this was in new york city. these videos posted by nba workout guru chris brinkley. his company is academy training. durant impressive, going down the lane and throwing it down. all these stars working out together, all trying to get better together. we can all live in harmony, no angst necessary. >> everybody relax. >> thanks, larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. a man's simple skrgesture that caught on surveillance. that's at 9:

stopped to snap a picture of his work he was gunned down on that tuesday morning.police arrested marquisway.it was found the 27-year-old victim was killed using a handgun stolen from an immigration and customs enforcement agent.sot: alison cordova, attorney// "we have a system where the government is unfortunately supplying weapons and putting weapons in the hands of criminals because they're failing to safeguard their weapons properly."this wednesday his parents filed a wrongful death lawsuit in san francisco federal court against ice holding them accountable for the death. although ice policy requires agents use a lockbox - the 9 mm glock was found unsecured in a rental car by at&t park an area police records show had a high rate of car burglaries and 57 firearms stolen that year.sot: alison cordova, attorney// "i don't think that it's a lot to ask that you protect a firearm that is capable of killing someone."cordova says a 2010 government audit found federal agents lost nearly 1 gun every 4 days over a two-year period. sot: alison cordova, is an issue that they've known about for a l

marquis goodwin makes the catch. chris lewis harris will take it way. that's not good.field goal, comes up with the sack. with 3 1/2 minutes remaining, tim high tower with the carry, he gets stopped, then stripped. the broncos would recover again. 50 seconds left in the half. simeon with the perfect back shoulder throw to jordan taylor. 19 yards for the touchdown. 20-0 at halftime. 49ers would score in their opening possession in the third. c.j. bethart to george kitle who plows through a defender. tiptoes into the end zone. that was pretty much the lone highlight, the niners fall 33-14. that's a look at your morning sports. hope you have >>> how about a final check of the accuweather forecast. >> fog is lift, getting sunny out there, 06s at the coast. 70s the bay. same pattern tomorrow, hopefully clears in time. we don't warm up until the end of the upcoming workweek. >>> all right. thank you, lisa. that's going to do it for us. thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. abc 7 continues at 5:00 p.m. there is the auditions happening for american idol at jack london squ

. >> the quarter black -- quarterback brian hoyer and marquis connecting. in the second half the rookie quarterback cj beckert comes into the game. >> a shaky start, one out of five and he gets past the 30 and he gets the first down and a lot more. he is inside the 20. he will go all the way for the touchdown. >> he did and probably most are got the good block -- rahe moester. >>> the cowboys lost to the raiders and the rookie defensive tackle trayvon hester sacked dak prescott. they get the intersection later in the game and running it all the way back for the touchdown. the raiders final preseason game will be thursday against the seattle seahawks. >>> the a's completed the three- game sweep and beat the texas rangers, 8-3. matt olson crushes it to the deep right centerfield and the a's were leading. matt chapman gets to the plate. >> that one is tilted toward centerfield to the left and it is gone. matt chapman going back to back. >> that is right and matt chapman did it at the plate and in the field. the rangers loaded the bases in the 8th inning with o

is how adrian collins explained to her grandson the hateful word someone wrote in graffiti on the marquis sign herbert hoover elementary, horrifying discovery made by parents, saturday morning. >> he doesn't see black or white, he just sees people so i had to explain to him why we were here. >> reporter: town hall meeting hosted by grass routes group the peace center bringing together concerned residents with public officials to address the matter. >> in order to fix this we will have to show up, and we will have to speak up. >> reporter: middletown township police chief shared what he could about ongoing investigation and the search for the racist vandal. >> we have good credible continues, information from the public that we're following up on and i think we're pretty encourage bite lead. >> reporter: parents scrubbed off racially charged, misspelled graffiti but enough to shock life long bucks county residents. >> i have been in middletown, pendell, humeville, langhorne, and this just took me completely by surprised that someone would do this. think that is okay. >> reporter: signs den

phillies paid tribute to the former catcher on the marquis in front of the citizens bank park.lton was clubhouse leader of the 93 world series team macho row gang and fan favorite big time. darren daulton died of an aggressive form of brain cancer, same thing that killed three other former players including tug mcgraw. >> so is there a connection? why do phillies appear to have higher rates of brain cancer? here to answer that question is medical reporter, stephanie stahl. >> reporter: lots of people talking about this today. team while mourning daulton has no comment comment on the brain cancer connection among former players they died young in their 50's and rare but deadly kind of brain cancer. doctors say at this point there is no scientific explain nation. darren daulton becomes fourth former philly to die from an aggressive form of brain cancer called glioblastoma. >> pretty young. >> reporter: john lee says it is not clear what causes glio blast tome, deadliest form of brain cancer. >> it is usually out in the hemispheres report report daulton was diagnosed four years ag

that's gospel singer, victoria white, backed up by our very good friend, marquis taylor and several othersd the power that gets you through. gospel in all of its glory, for the evacuees at the shelter. it's making a big difference. it just is. you're going to see it for yourself. now, these people who are singing, their homes are okay. but they still wanted to get out and go to the shelters and videos of their visits quickly went viral. and they're not going to stop. they're going to go to even more shelters. they're going to lend their smiles and their spirit and the gift of their beautiful voices. i know that the news about harvey can bring you down. it is raw, but it's also real. and so is this aspect. so why talk about these good people when we can talk to them. we got victoria and marquist on the show. and i wanted to know, what do they see in the eyes of the people that they're singing for. >> what do i see in their eyes? you know, when we first walked in the door, you may see a little bit of despair, some hopelessness, but by the time we leave, we're seeing tons of joy, hope, and lo

did you see gruber got fired yesterday chris marquis got fired will stop because he defrauded somebodying. gruber.ou see yesterday fired because he defrauded somebody or something. something happened. aamacare is gone, it is disaster. it is gone. premiums and other states are going up at numbers that are even higher than the state of arizona. are fleeing.panies in, it's gone. so i believe. i really believe that the republicans, and maybe we will get a couple senators who think they're going to lose the race on the democratic side, maybe. but we will get it fixed. one vote! speak to your senator, please. speak to your senator. we are reforming the v.a. to ensure our veterans get the care there's so richly deserve. including choice. twice! choice! in other words, if you've got to wait several days to see a doctor, we won't make you wait for your doctor. isn't that good question mark and, we got legislation approved everybody said was impossible. a is called be accountability. if somebody treats our veterans badly, we can fire them. we can say, you are fired. get out of here. saidbody sai

but look at the footprints and marquis left in a sense of who we are. >> one of the interesting parts to me is these are terrific books and tell great stories, but it is interesting that you really have to look at the kennedy presidency and the presidency that follows. johnson, who might not have been inclined to be so ideologically attuned to his predecessor really took his predecessors agenda to hard and it became his. >> is amazing how that in many respects johnson may have been able to do things that kennedy could not have done. >> it would be hard to find two men different from the. >> when you said he interviewed 11 presidents. >> nine. to start with john quincy adams. >> i've interviewed i think seven or six, and i've gotten to know those through research that i've done in past days, what strikes me is how different they are, one from another. really different. jimmy carter compared to say george hw bush, or bill clinton. some of them in my view deserve more focus and attention, the way that my instinct is is that gerald ford deserves more attention than he has received. he des

. >>> new 49ers wide resever marquis goodwin is looking to make a big impact for the team. talk to somebody battling a brain tissue. you might want to grab some tissues. >> i got a sister that never walked a day in her life. she is in a wheelchair her whole life, so, she is still smiling, still enjoying life. you can to, you know what i'm saying. it will be all right. >> thank you. are you all right? so, you got to believe it. not a thing that we go through in life is not what we want it to be. we have to appreciate the time that we do have and the people that care about us. so, just make the most of it. smile as much as you can. have fun and enjoy it, you know what i'm saying. just know that you got a lot of people that love you and care about you including the 49ers. >> what i love about that, yes, we can hear him mic'd up but you get the sense that he just wanted to make sure he heard him and to get up close and personal with this young man and saying -- look him in the eyes saying i'm thinking about you. >> he connected. no doubt. when he said thank you, oh, my gosh. >>

then marquis stokes, your a elementary middle school. to do my best to keep the high school setting ready to rock. but, as far as burning questions about, guys, what do you think is the real number one question parent should know, we start with you with pre k. >> okay, i think the main question that we get a lot is what should my child know? before they come to nursery school? some kids might know their colors, shames, some might not know their colors and shapes. that's okay. you know, we try to make it fawn for them. so it is okay for them to not knowing those thing. what i encourage to you do is get outside, put down the computers, take a walk, look for some different colors out there, look for different shapes. maybe count your steps as you're going to the call. -- to the car. >> all good stuff. kind of get out there, visual watch about middle school, elementary? >> middle school, elementary, the questions i usually get how through -- how dow get my kid back into the sleep regimen. and my advice to parents would be definitely to start

. >> i saw it on theater marquis when i was walkin past. i meant to ask you.r rated so it hasn't had the numbers of wonder woman. >> look at girls trip. huge numbers. it just shows women can be lead. >> girls trip is full of super heroes those women are a mazing. >> i love the g water bottle microphone. >> like the ref of us. >> just labor anybody else. >> she'll return in november for justice league and wonder woman sequel will happen in 2019. jennifer lawrence this story is specifically for allison sey seymour. >> did you see there was a rant about jennifer lawrence being on the cover of vogue. i think it's been like four times in the past, like, two years. >> you love jennifer lawrence. >> i don't dislike jennifer lawrence. i'm like there are other people that perhaps could get some of these roles. i do not dislike her. i just don't think that she's -- >> nothing to do with her power husband either. >> her husband. >> she's not married. >> her boyfriend. >> absolutely. i mean as a power couple when it comes to hollywood. >> more power to her. >> here's the

stopped to snap a picture of his work he was gunned down on that tuesday morning.police arrested marquis holloway.it was found the 27-year-old victim was killed using a handgun stolen from an immigration and customs enforcement agent.sot: alison cordova, attorney// "we have a system where the government is unfortunately supplying weapons and putting weapons in the hands of criminals because they're failing to safeguard their weapons properly."this wednesday his parents filed a wrongful death lawsuit in san francisco federal court against ice holding them accountable for the death. although ice policy requires agents use a lockbox - the 9 mm glock was found unsecured in a rental car by at&t park an area police records show had a high rate of car burglaries and 57 firearms stolen that year.sot: alison cordova, attorney// "i don't think that it's a lot to ask that you protect a firearm that is capable of killing someone."cordova says a 2010 government audit found federal agents lost nearly 1 gun every 4 days over a two-year period. sot: alison cordova, attorney// "this is an issue that they

nice sunny view from the marquis de lafayette hotel.that are moving through delaware and south jersey. those will reach the shore. even an isolated shower is possible during the day so it may not be completely dry for the atlantic city airshow but there will be some breaks of sunshine and the temperatures climb into the low 80s. >>> let's get a check of the roads with jessica boyington. >> still watching 422 but we're looking better here around route 23 on the eastbound side following an earlier crash that's still partially into the right hand shoulder. you can see they're about to tow that car around. watching a car fire on the p.a. turnpike westbound side just near ft. washington making about a ten minute delay for this westbound drive time to route 1 to valley forge. >>> move-in day for the university of pennsylvania means road closures in the city. spruce street is closed between 34th and 38th street. it will reopen at 8:00 tonight. spruce will also be closed on saturday. >>> students at temple university moving in today. the incomi