that's it. >> mccormick, doctors always tell you to use mccormick, because it's nothing but the spice. >> there's a bigger trend at work here. younger consumers want to cook from scratch and they're more adventurous in the kitchen and want to make foods from the raw ingredients. and in addition to cooking from scratch, they want more flavor if you look age group by age group, as you get younger with the consumer, they have a higher desire for spicy, flavorful flavors. that is worldwide, not just the u.s. >> there's just these trends that occur, but that wasn't my generation what changed >> this has been a long time coming but generation by generation, it was still true, even in the past our generation, spicy was -- italian was considered spicy yet today, consumers are challenging them severals with all kinds of spicy cuisines, and the younger consumer is the most adventurous of all >> we used tobasco when i was younger. >> in market share, frank's is about twice the size of tobasco. the difference is, you can really use frank's, because put it on thick. tobasco, you can use a few drop

captain mccormick will assume command. he will set the first watch and then the crew of the gerald r. ford will man the ship and bring her to life. [applaus [applause] >> a ship is only as good as the people who serve on it and the american sailor is the best anywhere in the world. among you are great welders, radar technicians, machine operators, and pilots. you take pride in your work and america takes pride in you. we love you. we are proud of you. thank you. [applaus [applause] >> but that is why it's so fitting that this ship is named after a sailor of tremendous character, integrity, and wisdom. you know that, susan. gerald ford was raised in american heartland. he grew up in grand rapids and became an eagle scout. he played football at the university of michigan on a team that won two national championships and listen to this, on that great team, he was named mvp. not bad. he then went to yale law school and after pearl harbor, he volunteered to serve. president ford joined the navy and asked to be sent to sea. he w

ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, escorted today by captain richard mccormick, united states navy, perspective commanding officer uss gerald r. ford. [cheers and applause] ladies and gentlemen, honors to the president of the united states. platform and salute. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the national anthem will be performed by gerald r. ford's own chief petty officer. advance the colors. ♪ >> platform and salute. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> platform, ready, two. ladies and gentlemen, chaplain barstow will offer the invocation. >> please pray with me. we gather together here today as one body, though we come from many different backgrounds, representing many different religions and from many different cultures today we gather as one. we are here to celebrate together. we gather to celebrate the commissioning of this mighty ship, the uss gerald r. ford. we gather here to celebrate the accomplishments of the united states navy. through living out our code of honor courage and commitment. we gather here to celebrate the greatest nation in the world the united states of americ

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mccormick: yes, north dakota. mr. rhodes: well, we have increased almost 4,000 voters over the past year that we have been doing online and dmv, it's an opt out, currently. if you go to the dmv and register your driver's license, you have to opt out if you do not want to register to vote. i'm sorry, to opt in. on july 19, they are going switch to an opt out. so, if you don't make a choice, where you don't say, no, i don't want to register to vote, it will automatically register you to vote. so we will have increased the voter rolls probably 4,000 of the past year. mainly because of the dmv. ms. mccormick: has that increased voter participation and turn-out? mr. rhodes: no. no. [laughter] ms. mccormick: so i think that is something worth looking at. mr. rhodes: i do think it's a benefit, because three years ago schools,t to the high we registered hundreds of students to vote before the election cycle. we did it a couple of months ago, we registered two students, because everyone that we are getting through the dmv is a

and, of course, the great captain mccormick.you will exemplify integrity at the helm. and have a good time doing it. thanks to the entire ford family , for all that you have done to support this ship on its voyage. thank you, susan. [applause] i also want to recognize to other people who are very special to president ford. thank you, vice president cheney and former secretary of defense rumsfeld. [applause] they look great. they look great. as we put this stunning ship in the service of our nation, we must also pay tribute to the thousands of citizens, military and civilian, who helped design and build her. their love of country has ported to every rivet and bulkhead on this vessel. you hammered, chiseled, and sculpted this mighty hull. you were there when the first steel was cut, when the turbines first lord to live, and when the beautiful bronze propellers first began to spin. and spin they did. and now you are to witness the moment where your incredible work of art becomes the pride of the united states navy and a symbol of a

mccormick and company, we were talking about hormel and unilever earlier in the week, but mccormick and company will buy reckitt benckiser in a deal worth 4$4.2 billion the brands include french's mustard and frank's hot sauce. american seasoningmak ining mak the move will help the margins and adjusted earnings per share. mccormick added the 2017 pro forma net sales were expected to amount to $5 billion reckitt benckiser will use the funds to pay down debt >>> we spend a lot of time on cnbc talking about numbers, about bidding wars, about m&a, aggressive corporate activity. let us never forget, let's remind ourselves that sometimes there's a human cost to this it's human beings who are running these companies. we've seen tragic instances where people pushed themselves too far in the past. not this time, the ceo of akzo nobel, ton buchner stepped down with immediate effect. buchner led the dutch patieint maker since december of 2012 he is being replaced by thierry vanlancker who ran the specialty chemicals division the backdrop to this, i think there is some connection from what the conf

mccormick is buying reckitt benckiser's food unit for 4$4.2 billion in cash.he move adds products like frank's red hot, which i know dom likes, french's mustard to mccormick's portfolio. the deal comes three months after reckitt benckiser put its food unit up for sale. mccormick expects combined net sales of $5 billion this year last year the company failed in its efforts to buy britain's premiere foods >>> in earnings news, shares of ibm under pressure this morning. the company reporting its 21st consecutive quarter of declining revenues the tech giant says revenues came in at $19.3 billion in the second quarter shares are down by almost 3% >>> csx reporting better than expected second quarter profit shares are lower by 2% despite positive results >>> and united continental beating on the top and bottom line profits were up 39% from a year ago but the stock is under pressure after the company announced revenues in the pacific region were down 5.5% in the second quarter a lot of that weakness is coming from china where united faces stiff competition from newer

shooter has not been charged with any crime his neighbors want to know why and action news annie mccormicklive from philadelphia police headquarters with more on what happened in the neighborhood tonight annie. >> reporter: and sarah it was during that emotional vigil that family and friends also circulated a petition urging the district attorneys office to file murder charges against that next door neighbor who claims he shot and killed the couple in self-defense. >> he killed them, he murdered them period. >> reporter: tonight family and friends of bob de-paul and august dempsey want answers why no charges have been filed against the couple's next door neighbor and he shot them in the head and killed him and took him in custody after the shootings and released him and not identifying him since he has not been charged follow agree argument with the couple they scaled the fence in frankfort avenue and shot them in self-defense on july 16 and tonight dempsey's son defended her and her boyfriend. >> my mom would never climb a fence and never talk down to anybody or provoke any violence becau

captain mccormick will assume command. he will set the first watch, then the crew of the gerald r. ford will man the ship and bring her to life. [applause] pres. trump: a ship is only as good as the people who serve on it and the american sailor is the best in the world. among you are great welders, radar technicians, machine operators and pilots. you take pride in your work and america takes pride in you. we love you, we are proud of you. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: that is why it is so fitting that this ship is named after a sailor of integrity and wisdom. you know that. raised in thes american heartland. he grew up in grand rapids and became an eagle scout. he played football the university of michigan on a team that won two national championships and listen to this -- on that great team he was named mvp. not bad. he then went to yale law school. and after pearl harbor he volunteered to serve. president ford joined the navy and asked to be sent to sea. he wanted to do that very badly. he never really knew why he felt it was a calling. he was assigned to a new carrier, the

annie mccormick has more?ctives have gathered images from businesses and personal residences that people have. because of that, we are getting a better look at that pickup truck they are looking for. west goshen township police continue to post new pictures and videos they have of the red pickup truck investigators believe belongs to the suspect wednesday night deadly road rage shooting. police believe the man is between 20 to 40, medium build and blonde hair. it was here on southbound route 100 wednesday evening when police believe 18-year-old bianca roberson and the suspect were trying to merge into the same lane. >> it was -- i use the term cat and mouse game between two vehicles. >> investigators believe the pick up driver shot the teen in the head. she died he scene. investigators believe the shooter merged on 202 south to the payly pike exit, heading on 352 south toward delaware county. the community is responsive to the college bound teen. tonight, members of the brewing company felt compelled to help.

annie mccormick has more from the cooper medical center where some are recovering tonight. camden row home, four children and two adults were transported to hospital. some children were tossed to neighbors, but the four-year-old didn't make it out alive. her grandmother shared her picture tonight. >> she was is sweetest little girl. >> the family is trying to comprehend that she's gone. >> so much life ahead of her. it's hard on all of us. the fire started at 1282 and damaged 1284. when firefighters respond today the blaze just after midnight the flames were so intense several other homes on the block wereaffected. >> we have family members locally here onsite. >> two adults and four children taken to the hospital, ten days old to 12 years old. firefighters on the scene say smoke detecters inside the home were working. annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." >> a man is recovering after being shot after being shot this afternoon. the 18-year-old victim was found on the porch of his home. he was rushed to temple hospital in critical condition. so far authorities don't know

annie mccormick is there. do police know if the victim was intentionally targeted?at this point police say that's a strong possibility. the victim was in his 30s. we have images from a pizza shop. the pizza shop half a block from the scene. there are images prior to the shooting of the victim leaving the pizza shop and police believe the shooter is walking ahead of him. investigators believe this man is the shooter running northbound up haverford toward winwood. >> officers arrived on scene. the victim was laying in the door way of the apartment building. his friend was doing medical cpr. his friend was trying to help him. a short time later, he was pronounced dead. >> >> he was walking her dog. >> haverford police and the district attorney's office are investigating. they told authorities the victim was coming to visit after playing tennis. when he exits the pizza shop, the shooter is several feet ahead of him. the pizza shop is half a block from the crime scene. the next time they see the suspected shooter on camera, he is running away. >> this may be related to k

annie mccormick with pottstown police and the details. >> police say it's under investigation, but itrs a father shot his son multiple time in the upper torso and right arm. the son is now fighting for his life. >> pottstown police say joseph lee shot his son andrew lee multiple times. during the argument the father was cut on his hands with a sword. >> the dad was sitting out here. when the dad was going into the ambulance, we heard him say, i'm just trying to see if my son is all right. i shot him twice. >> neighbors say there was a heavy police response. >> when the officers arrived, guns were drawn. >> my kids were running around. i'm concerned. >> according to residents, police pulled multiple rifles out of the home along with two dogs. >> the father was crying hysterically. >> i was trying to see what was going on, talk to the people. it's a sad situation. >> the mayor saw police cars blocking the neighborhood. residents say police have been called to the home several times. the father's injuries were not considered life threatening. annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." >> t

mccormick is up to five times. now they're going to delever i knew it was mccormick, hormel, pinnacle, they were all potentially involved in this and i told you last week, 3.5 billion and you were like 3.5 billion. >> 4.2 million. >> unilever paid next to nothing. it's a much better mustard because it's a millennial mustard. >> they don't eat frenchs. they don't watch hgtv. they get their news on snap. >> listen to him because he gets this and it's okay. now red hot. >> red hot is hot. >> yes. >> it's on fire. >> here's the thing. people feel that frenchs is not millennial but franks, you go to the twitter handle, i'll do a little jamie dimon here. like he did on the conference call when you have a food company of old school but it's twitter handle is i put the s hashtag exclamation point t on everything that's them trying to capture the millennials. >> $4.2 billion is the must be to spend on these brands. >> you confuse me. i am saying that a company like unilever would never do this. >> are you criticizing mccorm

live at the scene, "action news" reporter annie mccormick. the impact on families, what is that tonight? >> jim, four families are out of their home. two units are a total loss. one of the units is an elderly couple that could have lost their lives were it not for a neighbor. >> chopper 6 over mount laurel and the laurel creek apartment complex showing flames out of a second floor unit on yarmouth lane just after 4:30. the owner was trying to smoke out a bees nest when the home caught fire. >> rachel quick began alerting neighbors and frank jumped in to help realizing an elderly couple lived in the unit. the couple didn't realize how much the fire had spread. >> she was trying to put it out with a pitcher of water. i was like, we have to go. her husband, he has parkinson's. he can't move so i carried him out and that was it. >> they thanked him with a hug. firefighters responded to the two alarm blaze. it tends to run the building. one firefighter was injured after a of hose hit his head and he went to the hospital with minor injuries. firefi

annie mccormick, "action news." back to you, walter.ape across 23 and pine street in wilmington delaware. a man was shot tonight. he was rushed to christiana hospital. no arrests have been made. >> new jersey governor chris christie got into a co confrontation with a fan at a baseball game in milwaukee. the governor was walking to his seat and had words with a heckler. the exchange was caught on video. >> he was going up the stairs. i yelled his name. he was past me, 30 feet away. i called him a hypocrite. i thought it needed to be said. he turned around and walked all the way back toward me and got up in my face for what seemed like a long time, probably 30 seconds or a minute. >> there has been no comment from christie's office. the governor's son andrew work in the brewer's front office. >> a house fire in delaware county inded with one person injured. firefighters were called to the block at 3:30. most of the damage was restrict today the third floor. to word on how the fire start td. >> the coast guard called off the sphernl search

annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." back to you. >> there is a rush of water in philadelphia when a 12-inch main broke at 5:45 tonight. chopper 6 over the road. it left 50 customers without water. one of them chris mckenna. his sidewalk buckled and collapsed. a philadelphia water department expects repairs to last throughout the overnight hours. >> it was gas lee gasoline not r leaking in claimant tonight. environmentalists responded and businesses were temporarily evacuated. police shut down the pike. authorities don't know how much of the gas got out. >>> a tearful scene inside a funeral home tonight. that is where the visitation was held for tom meo one of the young men killed by a drug dealer. christie ileto has more. christie? >> those in attendance describe thomas easy going and a friend to many. those we spoke with are struggling, trying to make sense of what happened. >> we are so broken. can't believe this >> could happen. >> family and friends filed into the burns funeral home. a line so long it extended on to

state matthew dunlop, former ohio secretary of blackwell, election assistance commission or formere mccormick, arkansas state representative david dunn, thank you, david, wood county, west virginia clerk , heritage foundation senior legal fellow and manager of the election law reform ,nitiative, a real expert hansots perkowski -- perkowski. and alan king. think you very much. each of you has been entrusted with a great responsibility of helping to advance the cause of fair, honest and lawful elections. your work will help protect our democracy. this will be a very transparent process. it will be very open for everybody to see. you will approach this important task with a very open mind and with no conclusions already drawn. you will fairly and objectively follow the facts wherever they may lead. i look forward to the findings and recommendations your report will produce. as soonare your report as i can and as soon as possible with the american people, so the full truth will be known and exposed if necessary in the light of day. we call on every state to give us full support and total cooperat

annie mccormick, "action news." >> researchers celebrate promising news that may lead to a breakthroughntists announced a nine-year-old south african girl has remained in remission eight years after stopping medication. doctors hope to figure out what makes her special and development a treatment. >>> a risky plan to save this siberian tiger cub in place tonight. the cub has been taken in by her adopted family. the baby siberian tiger has a better shot at survival being with the substitute mother who gave birth to three cubs of her own. his name means life in russian. >> cecily is back with a closer look at the stormy weather. did you get caught in it? >> i wasn't here. i was monitoring radar. >> i had to put the windows up in the car. >> we have storms rolling through. double scan live showing hitting south jersey and delaware right now. severe thunderstorm warnings there. they have left pennsylvania, but they certainly left remarkable photos. thomas posted on my facebook page. he was working in the fmc building working north in center city. you see blue skies and dark clouds. the cold

annie mccormick has more. >> reporter: it was not this kiss that brought on the tears or the couple's first walk down the aisle as husband and wife, it was this the touching vows from the bride to her new stepson. >> i know you and i will butt heads. >> buddy. four-year-old gage was overcome with emotion as his new step mom spoke from the heart. >> you have made me into the woman that i am. >> reporter: the wedding of joshua newville took place in erie, pennsylvania as touching hearts around the country as gage's tender reaction spread across social media. the couple live locally. >> emily i will show you love like no other, because you are worth every ounce of it. >> gage took a seat on his step mom's hip and looked on as the couple swapped rings. it was the conclusion of the step mom's vows to him and this kiss that brought the most tears of happiness on this special day. >> annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >>joe: hi.this is pennsylvania state treasurer joe torsella. our state treasury is proud to launch the pa able program, a savings plan for people with disabilities, inclu

reporting live, annie mccormick, "action news." back to you. >> wilmington police are looking for the suspect that shot two teenagers tonight about two hours ago. this is the scene on north madison street where a boy and girl in their late teens were shot. no word on the extent of the injuries. police are looking for a black colored vehicle in connection with the shooting. plenty of questions after president trump's sudden policy change banning transgender people from serving in the military. in a series of tweets today the president announced that members of the transgender community would no longer be able to serve in the military in any capacity. estimates are 1,600 currently listed troops. the president is not saying what will happen to them. sarah sanders is unable to say how the policy will be implemented. christie ileto is live in the satellite center with local reaction after speaking with people in the transgender community here. >> rick, we don't know what this means for active duty members. a national guard person here i

membere mccormick, also of the election commission. mccormick: i'm for -- i am looking forward to participating in the mission of this commission. i used to be an assistant voting registrar in connecticut. i have worked in several capacities, including eight years in the department of justice civil rights division voting section, litigating our voting statutes, including the voting rights act and others. i was detailed to baghdad for a year as the department of -- under the department of justice. another, dedicated to making election administration better across our country. i have worked directly with state and local election officials from every state and territory. i see my role on this commission as representing a wide range of election officials. i have also interfaced with voting vendors and organizations. i will always take concerns and interests into consideration. our constitution provides our state have the responsibility to run our election. i fully support this provision. i also believe our federal government does have an i

action news annie mccormick spoke to witnesses. >> reporter: witnesses say the driver came through likemaniac and no bystanders hurt. >> worried about kids getting hit he is crazy. >> an out of control driver hit multiple vehicles in the parking lot. >> came this way, smacked the car boom and ran the curb. >> reporter: hit the corner of the restaurant leaving his front bumper behind and jumped cars and hit them head on and reverse and owners of the damaged vehicles tried to stop him. >> this way and he went straight down front street and we are chasing him to get his license plate so he had hit another four more cars. >> sweating in the car with the windows locked up and try to drag him out of the car but the door was locked. all i was thinking about was the little kids. >> reporter: this is video from front and tiogo where the construction continued where the out of control driver hit more cars a witness snapped this photo of first responders tending to a man identified by witnesses as the driver. according to police the damage on the burger king was superficial and it remains open and

annie mccormick is live in fishtown with more on that. >> reporter: rick, the good news is the water is back on and relief for residents and businesses in this block. but work remains to be done, the streets department will be back out here tomorrow to assess the damage and see how long the portion of it's roadway will remain closed. >> the philadelphia water department spent the day fixing an 8 inch water main that broke in two places from thompson to girard. and two properties were affected including mary's house, she watched the water rise with her grandson. >> it looks like the ocean. it looks like the delaware river. but never came up to my gate thank god. >> i didn't know one of the main pipes broke and it kept going until someone came and stopped it. >> my husband called me at 5:45 this morning and said there are all these police outside and water everywhere and the road is closed. >> the owner of cake life bake shop says her business did not lose water and remained open. >> it's looking awful and all day the police are here and the streets are closed and less foot traffic. >>

annie mccormick is live at the ocean. >> i am right in between the sand and the boardwalk, this is the first of three concerts in this concert event and it's so loud the gates open today at 5:00 here right now one of the opening acts, djdj is on the stage and they are waiting for the big act tonight which is pink. >> pretty hot but i would stand in a lot of heat for her. so it's cool. >> this fan sporting pink hair doesn't care. pink fans lined up before the gates opened for the 2017 beach concert serieses. >> pink we love you! >> it's hot out here and i have sun block and water i'm good. >> sun block and umbrellas help to beat the rain. they say that the jersey sun is too hot for tem. >> we have from team and still can't take the heat. >> the casino reinvestment authority, to host events in atlantic city hoping to draw more than 30,000 people. crews began to install the stages this week and bars and vendors too. some hoping for a bump in midweek sales and these fans plunged down for concert t's and fans with the star's face. >> i love my fans. >> we know that was not really pink there

john mccormick, let me turn back to you.ere's a sign of real optimism that the president would say. feel like theys are moving closer to reaching those goals. 27% stated they feel like they are moving away from using those goals. saying tohose numbers you and to us about the health of the u.s. economy at this point? john: that it's good and may be getting better. where we especially saw more positive views that we have in passed palls was on housing. people are feeling more optimistic about their housing and the market value of their homes. i think that is reflected in the real world it out there as well. little more angst about health care obviously, which i know we will talk about more. there's also retirement savings. people are still fairly nervous about their retirement savings even though the stock market has been on a tear this year. david: there's this quotation in the piece by mohamed el-erian, who writes for "bloomberg. iew," and he says, "it's one thing for foreign leaders to express concern for u.s. damage, but i

annie mccormick has the details. >> reporter: new images captured on surveillance video the moments after a deadly shooting. a pizza shop surveillance camera caught these photos. investigators want information from this man running northbound up haverford road toward wynnewood. the victim was found shot in the 2300 block of haverford road. >> the victim was laying on in the doorway of the apartment buildings. his friend was doing medical cpr and trying to help him. medics arrival and took him to the hospital. a short time later he was pronounced dead. >> reporter: a neighbor said she heard shots. >> she was walking the dog up at the corner. she heard bang bang. >> reporter: haverford police and the delaware county district attorney's office are investigating. they towed a vehicle from the scene. the victim's friend said the victim was coming from playing tennis. police have video of the victim leaving the pizza shop after picking up an order. this man was walking ahead of him. the pizza shop was half a block from the crime scene. investigators don't know what happened after the two walked

in the deal, mccormick will add french's mustard and frank's red hot hot sauce to its portfolio. the hashares were off $2. and despite a drop in earnings, ww granger still managed top expectatio ex. the company also reaffirmed guidance for 2017 and its cfo is retiring at the end of the year. down 7%. 162.19. >>> t mobile posted earnings in sales well ahead of estimates at the giant added more phone subscriber who is pay a monthly bill. the company also expects the strength to continue and raises forecast. shares initially rose in after hours trading an finished the day up nearly 1% to 61.97. high er costst caused asset management f trust report earni short. they said it would establish a european union banking base ahead of britain's official departure from the eu. shares fell to 89.21 and select energy services, which provides water management to the oil and gas industry is merging with privately held rival lock water energy solutions. it's a deal worth half a billion dollars. shares of select energy services soared almost 20% to $14.92. >>> united airlines beat earnings estimat

mccormick died in the food edition of kaiser, which makes french's mustard. lea: stocks in japan at tire. the nikkei up one 10th of 1%. >> there could be a $16 billion deal. the cable tv business. reportedly in merger talks. lea: earnings season in high gear after disappointing on result. this one will hear from morgan stanley. ♪ lea: at his 5:01 a.m. in new york on taken july 19th. i am lea gabrielle in for lauren simonetti. >> i am lori rothman in for cheryl casone. lea: president trump simon reports at the g20 senate in germany this month. the president tweeting chemistry canoe story is sick. all g20 liters and spouses were invited by the chancellor of germany pressed new. lori: the president saying the fake news is becoming more and more dishonest. at dinner range for top 20 liters of germany is made to look sinister. this comes after reports after they had an undisclosed meeting with putin at a dinner for the g20 liters. the conversation of a deserter should not be characterized as a meeting. lea: from on this, let's bring in christian -- >> good morning

the concert is thursday night with gilbert and the tickets are available on the board want annie mccormickabc. >> still to come on action news the president comes to his son's defense over the russia meeting scandal plus an experimental treatment that began years ago at penn and chop could get the green light from the government to start saving kids with cancer and it's the size of delaware one of the largest icebergs ever seen and it's just cracked off from antarctica cecily. >> feel steam ahead tomorrow with the heat index climbing above 100 and then i'm tracking stormy changes on the way and have the details in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> and ducis rodgers hears from the eagles quarterback after he hosted camp carson back home that and more when action news continues tonight. dear fellow citizen, spending time hunting treasures with my daughter is wonderful. because before i'm even ready, she'll be off to college. and though i've planned for it, i may need a loan to help her pay her way there. just like i do for my son. citizens bank student loans, call 1-866-999-0146. as a

reporting in olde city, annie mccormick channel6 "action news". >> and we have a full list of fourth fireworks displays across our area at 6abc.com. >> 4:39 now. north korea launches another ballistic missile and it's pushed to challenge the u.s. military and scare its neighbors. it's already prompted a twitter response from president trump. >> u.s. automakers report deep sales declines despite historically low gas prices. david. >> it's a warm start across the region for your fourth of july. right now most of us are in the 70's. some spots up north in the 60's and your dewpoints right now are a bit on the high side, upper 60's in a lot of spots so expect it to be a bit humid as we step outside and go through the afternoon. we'll have the afternoon call, your fireworks updated forecast and the rest of the accuweather seven-day coming up. >> ♪ >> as is tradition, of course, the nation's capitol will show off its features tonight with a fireworks show and concert. thousands of people are expected to gather along the national mall and across the potomac river. last night host john stamo

let's switch live to action news reporter annie mccormick at peddlers village and we said at the topthe broadcast it's a grim episode but it's attracting enormous amount of attention. >> reporter: jim it is and spanning through several communities within bucks county as you can imagine residents and visitors are all watching closely, praying for a good outcome. >> everyone is very concerned and like worried and all the people are spooked. >> reporter: the search for the four missing men is captivating residents and visitors near the search area from peddlers village to new hope. >> this does not happen in solebury and doesn't happen around here. >> feel very bad about the whole thing. >> feel for the families you know. just heart wrenching i can't believe something like this is happening so close to here. >> reporter: employees of local stores say customers in the community are asking questions. >> a few people have asked if we know anything or heard anything and what we feel about it. >> they have come in and asked what is going on around here and you know it's a tight knit communit

for now reporting live in olde city, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> all right, annie thank you. >>> if you're looking for a place to watch some fourth of july fireworks you can go to our web site at 6abc.com. there you'll find a full list of independence day fireworks shows across our area. it's right there right now on the home page of our web site 6abc.com. ♪ ♪ it's not carbonation. those bubbles are celebrating. ♪ right now, get $1 any size soft drink. only at mcdonald's. ♪ >> time for sports. ducis is here. all eyes will be on a new 76er tonight in utah. >> christmas in july. sixers will begin play in the utah summer league tonight. they will face the boston celtics the team that passed on drafting markelle fultz. we hope their mistake is our gain. we will see fultz in game action for the first time since he was selected number one overall by the sixers. here he is taking part in this morning's shoot around. fultz was hurt at the end of his college career. that means he hasn't played in a game since mid february. >> i'm happy. like

that's why mccormick made keyeser an offer it couldn't refuse in a world of core cutters, i can see many millennials not wanting to watch diy, hgtv or food channels because they rent houses in record numbers rather than owning them however, they do still like to cook the cable companies will need to squeeze these guys if they want to make money. don't think of these deals as growth makers. they're defensive deals done to stay relevant in a difficult marketplace where every way they used to get customers is now up in the air while merchandise is at an all-time lower and going forward i bet we see a lot more mergers of a similar path. let's go to bob of new jersey. bob. >> caller: it's jim of new jersey how are you? >> i'm okay, man how are you? >> caller: all right you're my favorite guy on tv >> thank you >> have a question about hormel food, one of the dividend kings. they've been on a downward trend for a year now trading at 33 a share. is it time to buy more or stand down >> they were involved with some of the bidding on some of these brands i'm going to stay away for hormel because i

action news reporter annie mccormick was there. ♪ eager fans rejoiced as pinkoe a beach she is the firstformer for the 2017 atlantic city beac. pink hair and wearing pink t-shirts fans filled the beach. >> amazing. it was so much chill. laid back. everyone is having a great time. >> she is reporter: the doylest native feels like a hometown headliner to some andwere on ha affected by the heat and humid conditions but it did not stop people from lining up earlier. hot but i would stand in heat for her. >> i have my sun block and water i'm good. >> reporter: concert series in the fourth year is part of a multi million agreement with the casino to host concerts in atlantic city aiming to draw 30,000 this summer and next. >> look at the shows like today and tomorrow be very surprised if we do not produce 22 million in food and beverage and room sales so great plus plus in the middle of the week. >> reporter: mayor don says the concert series is redefining summer in atlantic city and getting big acts like pink is reflective of that. >> this is the defining moment because pink has not been in p

david: mark mccormick and greg peters will both stay with us.e talking to john emerson, a former ambassador to germany as well as mr. jacob kirkegaard about geopolitics. this is bloomberg. ♪ emma: this is bloomberg daybreak with your business flash. u.s. payment processing unit has agreed to buy a british financial firm. world pay want public in london two years ago. the company said it received from jpmorgan. deutsche bank ceo expects to post a profit this year. in an interview with a german newspaper, he said the bank .ould be in much better shape he also rejected rumors he might to leave the bank saying he is not going anywhere. we may be getting better look at how president trump's justice department will deal with global banks. you as bc is in talks to work out a deal with the u.s. according to people familiar with the matter. the two sides are said to be fair -- far apart but trouble pointing have yet to weigh in. david: we got the minutes from the fed's fomc meetings that had them cyclic link and attention to keep rising rates. to give us

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