>> seven-week. >> maury is 65 and five and has young energy. he loves working and could probably keep going with the 2:00 a.m. wake ups for years. he retires by choice. choice. family reassignment. >> the reason i am retiring is actually my daughter asked me to babysit. i'm going to be a grandfather and that's the truth. >> congratulations. >> through his new stand window he still carries a half-dozen brands but orders only a fraction of what he used to. he is also seen his town of westfield change as well. >> you go in and somebody would help you out. now we would have -- a lot of restaurants, it's still a nice community and a warm community to live in. >> maury spread that warmth for the better part of three decades. a smile, hot, hot cup of coffee, listening ear it's bittersweet. those who count on him the most the commuter customers missing. they wish them a happy sendoff. >> you would find a man or a person having a new stand with more conscientiousness, integrity, than this man. >> he's a been a big part of my new york commute. he's told

fox's maury glover scheduled an appointment to find out how it all started. >> at a time when most arey first time, i guess. >> even though her pop up long topic now -- >> can you do my nails? >> yes. >> hadn't exactly been the case. >> why do you think that's a good color for me? >> i think you look good. >> pretty good at selling things. >> yep. >> including herself. >> my friends are very different. >> they're different than the average, do you think? >> i think so. >> how are they different? >> i don't know. >> her mom said wanted to help her get food, offered to do nails, hair, in the corner for a dollar, to help out. >> your hair is really long. >> yes. >> first, tough time getting anyone to take her seriously. >> i would ask hey, guys, would you like to get your nails done today today. >> how did that make you feel? >> made me feel little bad. >> just when she was about to call it quits, she got her first customer. >> i said really? and so i did them, and then she posted this thing on facebook, and now i'm pretty fame us. >> couple of my friends had already shared it on their pa

that's "maury." >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're not on "maury." nice to take some photos of cutout me hanging with you guys. >> yeah. >> jimmy: here's me and your husband, ryan. [ laughter ] and i'm in the highchair? >> by the way, you're in the highchair. >> jimmy: oh, i don't have legs, i forgot. >> you're drinking scotch in the highchair. >> jimmy: drinking scotch in the highchair, yeah. >> with an antelope coming out of your head. what's interesting, though, i was supposed to take the photos, but then i suddenly see ryan hanging out with you, which is not really part of the deal. >> jimmy: that's a better personality of me in your life, that cardboard cutout. but look at this. actually, at one point, you poured me a drink which is even cooler. [ laughter ] what a good dude. we're having -- >> look how dynamic you are. >> jimmy: yeah. it looks like we're actually -- we're having a good time. we were laughing. [ laughter ] she's laughing and having fun. almost done with that whole bottle. [ applause ] >> it's not affecting you at all, though. >>

. >> how to build a police force that is maury flect tiff of -- more reflective of and respectful of the community. >> neighbors say they know local cops from the rest. >> there is a huge difference between the local officer, meaning from here, and the other officers. they get a different response. >> some have been rejected in the past because they smoked pot or had student loans. unfair. >> smoked a joint a year ago? we are going to tell them, no, we won't let you put your life on the line for this community? >> yes, we ask about drug use. >> reporter: he realizes that there can be exceptions when a qualified would be officer comes knocking. >> we know people aren't perfect and they make mistakes. the best part is a lot of what we look for is corrected. >> reporter: building a police force from the ground up will take time. the city council may consider recruiting changes later this year. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> uc berkeley's chancellor is under investigation. there are allegations he misused you have university funds. he is accused of using a campus athletic trainer for per

with us right now from the peninsula humane society is shirley chan, the veterinary assistant and maury miktoria. thank you for being here. and also winston is here. >> winston is a chihuahua mix. and he is very adorable. but he is at the teenage years. he is 1-year-old. >> you might discourage adoption. >> no. he is just a teenage -- she's only one year old. he's very active. he is sweet, very social. and he is very, very smart. >> i don't think winston will have too much trouble. >> also he's a chihuahua mix. he has a beagle tail. >> i was noticing that before. let's talk about peninsula humane society. as i was saying earlier, it's an agency that has been a significant part of the community for a long time. give us a history of the humane society. >> peninsula humane society was founded about 1952. and they were one of the first humane societies in the country. there's a few others during that time period. and it's done tremendous amount of work around the peninsula. >> for one thing, you were mentioning before that it takes all animals, right? >> it does. >> what is that policy? >>

. >> how to build a police force that is maury flect tiff of -- more reflective of and respectful of the community. >> neighbors say they know local cops from the rest. >> there is a huge difference between the local officer, meaning from here, and the other officers. they get a different response. >> some have been rejected in the past because they smoked pot or had student loans. unfair. >> smoked a joint a year ago? we are going to tell them, no, we won't let you put your life on the line for this community? >> yes, we ask about drug use. >> reporter: he realizes that there can be exceptions when a qualified would be officer comes knocking. >> we know people aren't perfect and they make mistakes. the best part is a lot of what we look for is corrected. >> reporter: building a police force from the ground up will take time. the city council may consider recruiting changes later this year. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> uc berkeley's chancellor is under investigation. there are allegations he misused you have university funds. he is accused of using a campus athletic trainer for per

i'm now at maury's, and i think that's what i'm doing, right, guys, right there? i wouldn't do the big one. that would be just silly. i'll do that one. bob kelly is here. he's going to help me out. >>> well, we know we have been showing you this mazda and it is so amazing, did you know it gets 27 miles on the the highway per gallon. >> yes. >> twenty-three in the city. >> yes. >> that is very good. >> very large vehicle. >> it just makes sense. go to fox 29.com,.com right now and put your information and sign up because you could be a finalist. we will announce our finalist very soon. >> now we used to have a produce their work on "good day philadelphia", who i still get along with. >> i think she's here. >> meredith. >> come here. >> please. come here. bring the kids. >> i used to call out her name all the time. >> meredith. >> yes. >> hello. >> meredith cassidy, here in heels. >> come on in here and to this segment with us. who are your sons. >> this is jackson and that is gavin. >> so are they behaving now because when you work with us, they were just terrors.

maury's pier and other local businesses filed a lawsuit to block the concert after they claimed theyd problems with bad behavior in the past among concert goers, but the judge gave the concert the okay, the proceeds benefit music programs in philadelphia and atlantic city schools. >>> and if you like blueberries and pie apparently you will want to head to linvilla orchards today. it's hosting the annual blueberry festival and pie eating contest. visitors can pick their own blueberries and enjoy concerts and drafts there. >>> and in camden county the 24th annual haddonfield crafts and fine arts festival begins today. dozens of artists will xfinity glass, paintings and photographer. the festival runs today from 11:00 to 7:00 and tomorrow from noon to 5:00. it is free to get in. >>> still ahead, we continue to follow the tragedy in dallas and what's being done locally to keep police safe. nbc 10's monique braxton is live for us this morning in center city with how one large group is reacting at this hour. >> reporter: thousands of ame delegates with gathering for an extraordinary hour o

laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i do know it's going to be like a paternity episode of "the mauryovich show." all hell seems to be breaking loose around donald trump. almost too much to keep up with. according to a new article from "usa today," donald trump has been involved in a minimum of 3500 lawsuits over the past 30 years which is far more than any presidential candidate ever. it might be more than any lawyer ever, actually. i did the math. 3500 lawsuits over 30 years comes to about one lawsuit every three days, and that's just from ex-wives. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: trump, of course, has a positive spin for this too. he says, wow, also today did cover story on my record in lawsuits, verdict 450 wins, 38 losses, isn't that what you want for your president? maybe we could have a president that isn't suing people all the time. he filed 1900 of the lawsuits himself. on one hand seems like an abuse of the legal system. on the other hand, unlike his clothing line, it is nice to see some trump suits are made in the united states of america. [ laughter ] [ chee

and general can be had accepted the surrender's of generals cobb, taylor and maury in the ensuing weeks. sprague had known kirby smith and buckner from the old army and expected them to bend to the logic of events. ope's smith read peo message. he refused to respond immediately, explaining he was scheduled to meet with western confederate governors in marshall, texas, 20 miles west of shreveport. heed sprague to wait while consulted with authorities. before he left, corby smith -- prague saw as'rague benevolent desire to avoid -- "the infliction of needless suffering." when he returned a week later, kirby smith told sprague he could not surrender. in a lengthy memorandum, kirby smith articulated his reasoning. he argued that "my army was menaced only from a distance and it is large and well supplied and extensive country full of resources. and exhaustedorn army at appomattox, his force faced no immediate threat. considering the different circumstances, the appomattox arms "were not such that soldier could honorably except. an officer can honorably surrender his command when he is resist

trump, to be clear, you are standing on a republican pry maury -- >> i fully understand. >> the place where the rnc will give the nominee the nod -- >> i fully understand. >> so that was last august. donald trump raised his hand, said at that moment he would not pledge to support the ultimate republican nominee. also in that shot, ted cruz, he did not raise his hand. he was signaling he would pledge to support. now after all of the blow back from that and the criticism he took, donald trump did eventually sign the pledge. he had a press conference with reince priebus, go back and look at the pledge. maybe we can, maybe we can't. but he did eventually sign the pledge. there it is. donald trump signed the pledge. he and ted cruz kept campaigning as they made these controversial kpro proposals, there are many republicans who looked at ted cruz to criticize him. we can go back to this tweet now. ted cruz would not do it. this is what ted cruz was tweeting out at the end of last year, establishment's only hope and a cage match and donald trump is terrific. that's how ted cruz was talking a

trump movement had no hope of winning, because it had to get , which was rules stacked with trump up maury issues on that were of concern to pr trumpand concerns to the campaign and the convention process being opened to others. so they had supporters on the committee band together to block these potential reforms. manafort knew that, and those opposed to him are not happy about it. the plan is for the party to emerge united from this. they are pleased that the candidate's stamp is now on this convention and the party based on the changes to the platform and to the rules process over the course of this week. the former manager of the campaign has been ousted, and you talk to republicans and democrats and those of us in the press, and we would agree that mr. trump has been a little more disciplined, a little more controlled. he has not been consenting to as many interviews where he can sort of say things or do things that cause days of trouble for the campaign. kind of keeping a little more disciplined. there is some believe that that is working, and that is part of the reason why you are s

. >> thanks store staying with.yi i'm steve alongside annie, erin and maury.of kent island maryland.d. that's where we're zip trippingt this morning.gis m >> we've seen the five must stops, hung out the firehouse,oe taken a wildlife adventure anddu so much more to explore thisexps morning. morn >> holly and tuc on the water all morning long.on look at the crowd. crowd >> i know, right.>> iw, r >> hey, guys. (applause).(alaus >>> hey, guys.>> humanity, i don't know what you're talking about, right? ri? nonetheless we're not worried wi about it because you're right, g we are soaking it all in here at kent island. islan it has been amazing zip trip friday.iday. kent island is queen a.m. nn county 50,000 people live inen queen a.m. inform county andnd half of those are lucky enoughng to call kent island home. hom we've got a great crowd here. ' pi tal will the off thehe o charts. i got the chesapeake moms here.r i've got the cheerleaders. i've got wonderful hometown hero i'll talk to in few minutes butb first i'll check in with tuckerc because i might even be a li

. >> sÍ, tenemos una relaciÓn bien linda con mauri, y lo conocemos ya por un aÑo o aÑo y medio.tuve de hablar con don joan sebastian. vuelvo con ustedes al estudio. aquÍ hay muchas cosas mÁs. alejandro: muchas gracias, mi querida maity. tenemos este viernes una gran sorpresa con cnco aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica". yo no me puedo perder los del rÍo cantando con gente de zona "la macarena". karla: vamos ahora a celebrar los cumpleaÑeros. johnny: y por ahÍ viene roger turcios jr, de texas! ana patricia: feliz cumpleaÑos para elizabeth ochoa, 20 aÑos! alan: jared, de virginia. Éste va a ser bueno y chamaco. william: kenneth espinosa cumple siete aÑos. alejandro: si lucÍa cumple un aÑo, muÑeca linda! karla: tambiÉn celebramos a jaime, que cumple tres aÑos! alan: vamos a bailar! ♪ johnny: seÑores, te sorprenderÁs cuando se pasa las enfermedades que podrÍas contraer en tu carro. ya estÁ llegando el doctor juan rivera para decirte cÓmo prevenirlas. karla: a un aÑo de la partida de joan sebastian, nos visitan maribel guardia y julia figueroa. alejandro: y en nuestro homenaje al rey del jar

trump movement had no hope of winning, because it had to get , which was rules stacked with trump up mauryts. there were a host of issues on that were of concern to pr trumpand concerns to the campaign and the convention process being opened to others. so they had supporters on the committee band together to block these potential reforms. manafort knew that, and those opposed to him are not happy about it. the plan is for the party to emerge united from this. they are pleased that the candidate's stamp is now on this convention and the party based on the changes to the platform and to the rules process over the course of this week. the former manager of the campaign has been ousted, and you talk to republicans and democrats and those of us in the press, and we would agree that mr. trump has been a little more disciplined, a little more controlled. he has not been consenting to as many interviews where he can sort of say things or do things that cause days of trouble for the campaign. kind of keeping a little more disciplined. there is some believe that that is working, and that is part of