he hated meade. they tried to stack the deck against meade, and they he was inmeade when washington and had him testified. to testify.repared then in the overland campaign, he -- there was a correspondent who wrote for a philadelphia newspaper, i think the philadelphia inquirer, and in a story he wrote about the early part of the campaign, he wrote -- a lot of his article was apparently pretty accurate, but one of the things he mentioned was meade wanted to rich after the battle of the wilderness. meade was somewhat of a prickly, sensitive guy. he really took offense and was getting tired of the lies being correspondence. he had him humiliated. he had him drummed out of the army. they put a placard on him, mounted him backwards on a horse and the packard said "libeler of the press," jumped him out of the army. the result was the correspondence got together and out of anything positive. anything disastrous connected to namermy, they put meade's on it. that helped damage his reputation for the rest of

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the police arrested an 18-year-old driver, anderson, of fort meade. >> we believe the vehicle was used as a weapon. tom: this person runs in lgbt center where the victim is well known and liked. the police say the victim was hit early july 5 on k street northeast near 4th street. if you guys were hollering at girls and got into an argument with a group the victim was with. one of the guys made a threat, and soon after the victim was hit. >> there are women having conversations with men all the time across the city. they don't get run over. trans women of color tend to experience violence that is always over the top. tom: the , anderson come is charged with aggravated assault while armed. the police say the weapon was the car he was driving. live in northeast, tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: the house has postponed its official photo for the 115th congress until louisiana congressman steve scalise can take part. tonight the majority whip is out of intensive care for a second time. he remains in serious condition and is still been treated for an infection. scalise shot in the hip last m

. >> if you have seen my can cam challenges on the show you've seen mead do some pretty crazy things.ke phelps beat me to this next one because he is racing a shark. how awesome is that? of course, let's be honest. michael has a better shot at winning. >> this is going to be awesome. this has honestly been something i wanted to do my whole entire life. >> really? >> i have an infatuation with shark. >> it's the ultimate man versus beast competition. >> it had to have been a couple of seconds, like, what am i doing? what did i sign up for? this is it. >> i had a hammer head swimming six inches from my face. >> we're all wondering why the 23-time olympic gold medalist is swimming with sharks. in south africa. >> that was the shark. >> michael will face his fiercest competitor yet, a great white, in a 100-meter race to kick off discovery's shark week. >> 53 degrees in the water. that was the biggest challenge i had to overcome. i was trying to get somewhat focussed to prepare myself for the shock i was going to go through when i jumped degree water. i was trying to get some help. >> phel

ur iraqi friends towered the activity center at forth meade and did some press along the way and pepper them with questions. but i ask you to be nice to our guests. and the coalition spokesperson and our iraqi friends after that mosul victory. second thing, i know a lot of you have asked questions about middle east peace and the coordination with the white house specifically the president's special representative, jason green blatte and mr. curb mere. we sat down with the team and learned a little bit more of what they are doing from or point of view and their point of view and thank them. he provided us with a short readout on the meeting he held in israel. let me go over that. mr. greenb lmp arch tmp te advanced the peace deal. i don't have any additional travels but he plans to provide regular visits to the region and coordinate with the department of state and national security council. at the conclusion of the visit, it could insided with the attacks that left two israeli police officers one dead and one woundp and that dominated the news. and remind us all that more so that there

i am so grateful to c-span2 hassan mead. -- i am grateful to c-span to having to me. if there's no fight and you do not take the bait on some political questions, it is hard to get attention to a project that brings everybody together. people do not want to unity because it does not sell. media in an era where the wants to divide us. it is good for it to be us versus them. that is what is so popular. unity is not popular. it is good for ratings for us to fight but not good for the country. i appreciate your call, it is true that it is hard to get people to pay attention to something positive and not many people want to book guests to talk positive. host: jim, good morning to you. caller: good morning for taking my call. i do take exception with some of the things mrs. pelosi is saying but let me start out by saying i lack ofly agree that civility in the political discourse is disheartening, i guess you could say. partisan, thehat partisanship transcending our american citizenship, if you will, is also disheartening. it is very sad to see these politicians just take pa

we're told the woman drove up to the girl near the intersection of meade drive and moore place in leesburg. she offered the girl a ride to the hospital. the girl told police she biked straight home but the woman followed her for a block or two. police believe the suspect is in her 20s and was driving a gray or silver four-door sedan. >>> police just identified the man who was killed along with his dog on a popular bike trail in northeast d.c. this morning. his name was victor williams. he was 37 years old. witnesses heard a half dozen shots around 8:30 this morning. then police found williams and a dog shot to death on the anacostia river walk trail beneath the east capittr bridge. they found a small dog that survived. sources told news4 investigators believe both dogs belonged to williams. they don't have a motive in the case quite yet. >>> investigators also looking for clues to a double homicide that shocked a northern virginia community. ryan cross and gregory dennis found inside a running car in lorton early this morning. police tell us the two young men were shot execution style. the

one of the compounds is in maryland within sight of the naval security agency at fort meade. former president barack obama seized the facility last fall in response to allegations russia metalled in the 2016 preks election. >>> this is just absolutely frightening. a surveillance camera is roll hair and drags her into this minivan of the it happened on wednesday in the middle of the day, broad daylight. tonight police in california are still looking for the man they are calling a kidnapper. and the woman as well. >>> people jumped in to help a flight attendant who was attacked when a passenger tried to open the exit door in mid flight. one flight attendant actually hit the suspect over the head with with bollings of wine, helping end a very scary situation. the suspect is accused of lunging for an exit dpoor on thursday during a flight from seattle to beijing. and then punching the flight attendant, and then hitting another passenger. police arrested the suspect when the flight returned to seattle. of course he had his appearance in court. a lot of you were reacting to this st

june 28, four kids assaulted aparage and mead off with a cell phone. and june 30 a woman had her phone snatched. a good samaritan was on hand to retrieve the phone. why won't b.a.r.t. turnover the surveillance video for any of the incidents? she had the same questions but here is the answer she got. >> to release the video would create a high level of racially insensitive commentary towards the district and in addition it could create a racial bias in the riders against minorities on the train. >> reporter: a memo distributed to b.a.r.t. directors said they won't do a press release because it was a petty crime and talking about it would make b.a.r.t. look crime ridden and unfairly effect and ch

70s and we'll end up in the 50s and 60s overnight and it is so nice. 83 in washington and 79 in fort meade as well as frederick and you can see it's just so comfortable out there. talking about the nates if ys ie headed out to the game. you can see those temperatures will be quite cool by the time you're leaving and maybe you want to bring a light jacket out there and definitely, you might need a light jacket tomorrow morning and keep those windows open because it's still going to be really comfortable overnight with low humidity. so maybe a light being. >>et on th i don't think you'll need it all day because those temperatures will be warming up into the mid to upper 80s for daytime highs and look, all up and down the east coast looking good. maybe a few spotty showers in pennsylvania, but other than that, thanks to high pressure we are sunny all of the way back to the midwest and the forecast for tomorrow upper 80s and 88 degrees it will be warmer than today and the humidity still stays on the low side and to time out your morning, looking good all of the way throughout the day with plen

they will be in new york for meade yah day three, fight is in las vegas on the 26th. >>> tomorrow onbs-3 we will head to phoenixville for summer if he friday, one of the most impressive aspects of this quaint town of about 16,000 is the addition of the schuylkill river trail. join me as i hit the road, and discover the many benefits of it. that is friday morning right here on cbs-3 live from phoenixville and later in the day we will be live again at 5:00 p.m. with the blob fest experience so here in phoenixville, come on out and see us. >> i see you at back of the pack there running. >> yeah, i only ran a little bit though. i'm in the a running you don't want to run today. >> no. >> little warm for that. >> some big changes coming to a north philadelphia park. >> we will tell but what west philadelphia parks and recreational department has planned for waterloo pool and playground. >>> we will continue to follow breaking news, investigators foundry mains of the one of the four missing men new developments revealed overnight, katie. >>> well, rahel it is incredibly steamy out here on t

meade road dollar tree. he got there first, so he was alone. >> we started wrestling inside the store. he didn't want to be locked up. we ended up at ground. the suspect tucked his arm underneath his body and i couldn't get him to bring it out and i wasn't sure if he was reaching for something or what his intentions were. >> reporter: that's when officer meyer said an older african american male pulled the guy's arm out and held him still until backup arrived. >> my partner showed up and we had to pepper spray the guy and handcuff him and the good samaritan left without saying anything. you don't see it a lot where people jeopardize their own safety to help somebody they don't know. >> reporter: in laurel stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> so if you're that good samaritan and you want to contact him, we have all the information on our wusa9 app. >>> we're remembering legendary newsman jim vance tot. the nbc anchor died saturday morning. he was 75. he was a friend to many in our newsroom including our own lesli fos

russian president vladmeere putin, will meet with the first time today after trading barbs in the meade meet being, questions trump's trade policies, following the us president's strongest public criticism of russia to date. >> we urge russia to seize its destabilizing activities in your crane, and elsewhere. >> highly anticipated meted something expected to last a half hour. white house confirms syria and russia will be part of the discussion. what's not likely, any talk of russian meddling in the 2016 election. >> and president trump is also expected to meet separately with china's president today. he has publicly called on the communist leaders to do more to help rain in north korea for now, live from the news center being trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> all right, trang, thank you. >> and cbs this morning will have much more on president trump's trip to the g20, beginning 7:00 right here on cbs-3, immediately following "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> well, today a funeral service will be held for a teenager shot and killed during a road rage incident in chester county. a

. >> justin was a student at mead high school. court records show he was awaiting trial as an adult on assault and weapons charges. >>> in baltimore tonight, a big controversy over police body cameras. video released today appears to show a baltimore police officer planting evidence that he later finds. here's the video. the officer with two others, walking to the end of an alley and then he's going to appear to plant a red can just amid some trash. that one right there. there's no sound with this video. that means it might have happened before the officer turned his camera on. you see the camera that baltimore police uses, it saves the 30 seconds before they are clicked and turned on. the police department responded by releasing more of that body cam footage, showing officers searching that yard moments before. here's the poli >> it is certainly a possibility that we're looking into to see if the officers, in fact, replaced drug that they had already discovered in order to document their discovery. >> tonight, one officer is susp

there is software the government uses as well as private interest that can maintain 20 social meade yeahounts that look like they are from different people but they are all being operated by one actor. they have distinct i.p. addresses and security so you can't tell this is the case. howie: if somebody doesn't like the president and runs the story, is that collusion by the media? sharyl: i don't think that's collusion. there are legitimate ways to use and the people are sometimes using leaked information. howie: they have lumped you in with stories by sinclair. sharyl: one acknowledged he had never watched the show and was calling my show a conservative show. people can think what they want, but at least get the information before doing a story on that. sharyl: i have won emmy award, not to pat myself on the back, but i guest i just did, for investigating democrat as well. but a narrative was established about me when i started look into uncomfortable narrative. i had to leave cbs news. and i quit for awide variety of reasons. howie: you go after a number of liberal targets, media matter

indicated impact expects damage to trees and power lines this severe thunderstorm will be near belle meade around four fifty five pm somerville and bridgewater around five pm mental meltdown in martinsville around five o five pm bound brook and millington around five ten pm somerset middlesex and society hill around five fifteen pm new brunswick in north brunswick township around five twenty pm brunswick around five twenty five pm at isn't around five thirty pm other locations impacted by the severe thunderstorm isn't bernard still wants forward reading strathmore on middletown asked south river and one timer for protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building in addition to a large hail and damaging we frequent cloud to ground lightning is occurring with this storm moved indoors immediately remember if you can hear thunder are close enough to be struck by lightning torrential rainfall is occurring with this storm and may lead to flash flooding do not drive your vehicles flooded roadways repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until five forty five pm

in very late november and early december 1863, general meade made an attempt to strike at the right flank of the confederate army in the field fortifications prepared in the little valley proven to be a match for the union army as washington himself along with genital wart in his commander officer discovered personally at the break of dawn by whites of the moon, we crawled on our knees up to the work and found them fully and high and strong built the year before no assault could have succeeded. assaults could have succeeded. 10,000 men would have been slaughtered. it was lost when the works were unoccupied and we could have walked in but waited for nothing. february 221864, washington found himself invited to a ball. you know the third quarter had a ball six weeks since. l. via his closes by his closesn such matters. the evening was a spectacular success. our supper costs $1,500 wa $1,5r a shiite parties in washington the most prominent were present. the streaking politically powerful daughter. the senator from new hampshire but these women were not the reason for washington's letter to h

june 28, four kids assaulted aparage and mead off with a cell phone. and june 30 a woman had her phone snatched. a good samaritan was on hand to retrieve the phone. why won't b.a.r.t. turnover the surveillance video for any of the incidents? she had the same questions but here is the answer she got. >> to release the video would create a high level of racially insensitive commentary towards the district and in addition it could create a racial bias in the riders against minorities on the train. >> reporter: a memo distributed to b.a.r.t. directors said they won't do a press release because it was a petty crime and talking about it would make b.a.r.t. look crime ridden and unfairly effect and characterize riders of color leading to sweeping generalizations in media reports. the memo came from the general manager. he said if we were to feed the news media of crimes that involve minority suspects we would face questions as to why we were sunsationizing minor crimes -- sensesationizing minor crimes. she wrote, it isn't the fire for transparency but rather

also find a stalled car on the bw parkway at 32 heading into fort meade, tying up the left lane of the highway. is blocked offt between capitol street and mlk junior until further notice. 66 not looking too busy right now, at of manassas to the beltway about a 25 minute drive. hastings. melanie: breaking news from new york city and that is where we have just learned that a police officer shot in an ambush has died. the female officer was sitting in a vehicle in response to a recent shooting when a suspect walked up and opened fire right into the window. officers shot back and killed the gunman who was trying to flee. to be aperson believed bystander was shot and that person's injuries are not life-threatening. we will bring you more details as they come in. the female police officer shot in an ambush attack has now died. larry: breaking right now, a busy night for d.c. police with violence all over the district. at least seven shootings or stabbings going on. one on galveston southwest that julie just reported. our abc 7 crews on the scene have been told one person died after being sho

i am so grateful to c-span2 hassan mead. -- i am grateful to c-span to having to me. if there's no fight and you do not take the bait on some political questions, it is hard to get attention to a project that brings everybody together. people do not want to unity because it does not sell. media in an era where the wants to divide us. it is good for it to be us versus them. that is what is so popular. unity is not popular. it is good for ratings for us to fight but not good for the country. i appreciate your call, it is true that it is hard to get people to pay attention to something positive and not many people want to book guests to talk positive. host: jim, good morning to you. caller: good morning for taking my call. i do take exception with some of the things mrs. pelosi is saying but let me start out by saying i lack ofly agree that civility in the political discourse is disheartening, i guess you could say. partisan, thehat partisanship transcending our american citizenship, if you will, is also disheartening. it is very sad to see these politicians just take pa

it appears too many of these coverings meade their way to the white house.were unmasked too often. what is samantha powers, an implementer of foreign policy, not an analyst, why is she part of this unmasking? lou: we are also learning other top obama officials were apparently involved in the unmasking of american citizens in direct violation of law, and doing so in further violation of law for purely political purposes. it's interesting that the committees didn't get excited when they found out the obama administration in it final days expanded the distribution of law intelligence, and that could only be for one reason, and that was to expose the trump administration and it officials to open them up to public awareness of their moment. >> it sure look like it. this is the intelligence that has been unmasked which should have been close hold. but instead they spread it all over. what this is for is to get it out and maybe someone out there will leak it. and we found out they did leak it. it damaged the trump administration, it did damage to american citizens.

. >> mead up on saturday at the southern pacific brewing company in the mission.t costs 30 bucks to enter and the hunt lasts about two hours. >> the money being raised will go towards building another one of these shelters. this has locking doors and it feels very secure to stay in here and you can store your belongings. we had a pregnant couple with two dogs living in one of these shelters. >> they meet fire protection association standard and come ed fire extinguisher. from walking to cycling. head over to oakland's jack london square for pedal fest on saturday, 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. the art bikes and enjoy music on the square. there's also a kid's bike rodeo and if i don't remember rr not up for biking or cycling, how about sitting down for a free concert. join the symphony for the third annual event. concerts start sunday at noon and fwgoes until 3:00. for more on these events and more, we'll link you up with hoodline. have a great weekend. >>> all right. one last time. meteorologist. >> and the weekend is looking nice. we have a little something for everyon

in late november and early december 1863 in orange county virginia, general meade made an attempt to strike at the confederate army but the fortifications prepared at the little valley proved a match for the union army as washington himself along with genita generl warning, we called up to the works found them high and strong built the year before no of salt could have succeeded. 10,000 would have been slaughtered. it was lost a day before when the works were unoccupied and we could have walked in but waited for nothing. despite the mud and the slaughter, diversion was to be found. february 2, 1864, washington roebling found himself invited to a ball. you know the third quarter had a ball into the second was determined to put it back in the shade and high yearly he wrote to his sister elvira, his closest confidant in such matters. the evening was as far as washington was concerned, a spectacular success. our supper cost $1,500 was furnished by parties in washington. the most prominent ladies were present, daughter of the vice president, kate chase, the striking politically powerful d

reporter: we have a vehicle that didn't want to run along the blue route southbound by the route 1 meade can't -- media bypass. it's out of here, we'll check the crash on the schuylkill expressway when "action news" continues on this friday morning. and whether 6:43 a.m., live picture at philadelphia international airport. you see the low cloud cover, that has led to a delay in flights. there's a traffic management in place, flights that are heading to philadelphia are remaining at their respective airports. until this clears up or they get a handle on all the flights coming in and going out. >> we have the usual morning slow down, let's go over to matt pellman good morning. >> reporter: today is national water park day with all the rain coming in i think you can go outside and roll down the hill for the same effect. right now it's dry, but we have a bunch of issues like this crash along the schuylkill expressway eastbound side by south street pushed off to the side, but reflected in the travel time we're slowing for sure. the slowing starts east of montgomery drive and goes into the acc

they say the suspicious incident happened near the intersection of meade drive and moore place. the woman tried to lure her in by saying her mother was in the hospital. the girl said she biked straight home but the woman followed her for a block or two. they believe the woman is in her 20s and driving a gray or silver four-door sedan. >>> a scary crime on a trail that many of you use to start your day off with exercise, perhaps, a bike ride or someone shot and killed a man and his dog on the anacostia riverwalk trail. this happened on the east capitol street bridge. >> molette green is live on the trail with more on the search for a suspect that's happening right now. molette? >> reporter: good morning, guys. as you can imagine, if you know anything about this community, you know that this bike trail is an important part of the river terrace rebound. to make the area more livable and inviting. just imagine for those who heard the gunshots yesterday morning, 8:30 in the morning, a half dozen shots. people here are concerned about what happened, what led to a man losing his life,

forecast for today, in philadelphia and the meade surrounding suburbs, leftover showers over the next hour or two. clouds breaking for sun, breezy, high of 75 degrees. as we go hour by hour, the idea is for improvement here each and every hour. 1:00 p.m., cloudy, 72. 4:00 p.m., peeks of sun, 73. 7:00 p.m., 70 degrees peeks of sun. poconos not looking bad at all. the early shower for the most part is gone, 69 sunny and nice, 74. jersey shore, windy down there, high of 75. sunday, bright and breezy, very comfortable high of 78. here we go, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, heat wave number 6 begins on tuesday, not bad tomorrow, monday nice, as well. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, each and everyday highs around 90. >> okay, appreciate the update chris, thank you so much. >>> the time 9:17 a.m. here's a look at what's happening in and around the area this weekend. it's fun for the entire family at the 25th annual moonlight memories hatboro car show. if you head out there are five hundred cars from antiques to classics and muscles and modified and specialty cars lined up on the

i remember margaret mead said wisdom and knowledge of pastor mark grandparents. as my daughters got to spend time with their grandparents especially my grandmother and her last years.o it didn't just bring great choice to grandparents, it imparts wisdom and understanding and education to those grandchildren. medicaid does that to when people have insurance and people are taking care of in nursing homes and assisted living. we talk about people like p blanche who worked hard to build a good life for their family. they paid their taxes and pay their insurance premiums and paid into medicare and social security so we are going to cutt their medicaid? they have to lose everything because they need more intensive care later years of their life., people in their early 60s worried about their children's education one and am worried about paying nursing home care for their parents in the other. another huge person on medicare are ohioans that have a child with disability or special needs. 500,000 kids in ohio 20% of ohio kids to intend that special health care needs. boa

. >> fake meade -- media tried to stop us from going to the white house, i'm president they are not.he latest squabbles come as the obama care repeal plan is hung up in the senate. he tweeted if they cannot swap out obama care they could appeal and replace at a later date. mitch mcconnell ruled that out. president is getting push back from states voting commission request for data looking into voter fraud. he tweeted, numerous states are refusing to give information from the distinguished voter fraud panel. what are they trying to hide? the state's citing their own privacy laws. >> a cyber attack that affected states of new jersey and pennsylvania, and countries across the globe is being blamed on russia. they cite similarities on the ukraine infrastructure. hackers demanded ran son payments for users to access computer data. >> former israel prime minister was released from prison after his sentence was cut by a third. reduced sentences are a common practice for prisoners who have not committed violent crimes. the prime minister was serving 27 month sentence for accepting bribes whi

. >>> a woman tried to lure a little girl into her car yesterday near the intersection of meade drive and moore place in leesburg on tuesday. that little girl is nine years old. the woman tried to lure her in by saying her mother was in the hospital much the girl told police that she biked straight home and the woman followed her. police believe the woman was in her 20s and driving a gray or silver four-door sedan. >>> it seems a cat is to thank for saving his owner from being trapped after their home began collapsing. > >>>. >> the cat was acting strangely. as soon as he got up, the walls in that home started crumbling. this is in west philadelphia. even more luckily here, folks headed home heard a woman screaming and ran in to and she was stuck in between the banister and the wall. we climbed up wall and pulled her and i guess her boyfriend or her husband down. >> look at this. you see this place. hours later, another wall came down inside that home. >> what a close call. so lucky. even though they're looking for somewhere else to live, the homeowners and the cat baxter are okay. >>

because people felt that he got away with murder, which he apparently did, they thought they would mead out the most draconian sentencing they could. >> cardoza went on to say that he thought the sentence in the robbery case was unethical because it appeared to be payback for the murders of nicole brown and ron goldman which is not how the legal system is supposed to work. o.j. simple sown may have noticed looked thinner today than the last time we saw him. the picture on the left is from may of 2013 during a court hearing in las vegas. the picture on the right is from today. you can see there he appears thinner, healthier and has a bit more gray hair. you can go to ktvu.com for more on o.j. simpson including archived video from his childhood in san francisco when he played for galileo high school. you can also watch the hearing on our youtube page. >>> now to washington where tensions are growing between the trump administration and the justice department over the russia investigation. the president now says he regrets appointing jeff sessions as attorney general. joining us live from

brian: we have charlie baker number one, larry hogan number two, matt mead you number three.akota doug bergman number four and den in dugard in south dakota who rank in the top five. if i was to sum up your philosophy of governing, what would it be in a sentence? >> well, do the job you were elected to do. be accountable and keep your promises and work hard and recognize this is not a time for you to be served. this is a time of service. for me i believe, you know, our founding fathers said, you know, get in, do the job. get out and make the place a little better. and i firmly believe that. and so that's the role of a governor. there is cause and effect. the decisions you make, you have got to be accountable. i think that's respected amongst all governors. do your job. brian: now, you term limit in 2018. in 10 seconds, what's next? >> well, i grew up on a ranch in jackson hole, homesteaded by my patience. my wife and i have a ranch. after being in the political business, you know, raising cows looks pretty good to me. brian: all right. thanks so much. we will see if you end u

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there, and chances are get issued a summons or citation, which is very minor, not talking miss de meade err, something relatively minor. so for this to have happened, police officer, for fairly minor offense and unprovoked. >> reporter: sergeant is doing okay. this guy is lucky the sergeant didn't do anything back to get back to this guy all i can say. she was helped by other people who came up to her because she laid down on her back for awhile. just stunned, something like that would happen. that's the last thing you would expect when you're trying to just stop somebody. and she clearly saw he didn't have any weapon. but this guy turned a little ticket into an assault on an officer. i'm sure when a judge sees this video, when this guys goes to court, the judge is not going to look at him too kindly. the officer we talked to, you will hear him later throughout the show, they think this guy, he's going do this, he must be hiding some previous crime that he's wanted for. so, and finds out his backgrounds, because nobody just does this if they don't have anything hanging over their heads.

yesterday, ties, shirts, shoes and the guy at the store, that owns the store , he just hugged me, embrace meadetold me don't worry about the bill. >> i think whole city is hugging you. >> everybody has been reaching out to all of us all over, from every where. >> around the world. >> yes, it has been unbelievable. >> reporter: that support that is helping family get through these last several days, and something i found really interesting alex and mike, hearing, well, we knew bianca was heading to jacksonville university on ab academic scholarship but representatives will be present at that funeral services today. they have expressed their sadness and grief on the school's facebook page and working with the roberson family to create a scholarship in bianca's name a lasting tribute providing additional comfort for the family at such a tough, tough time. >> isn't that a great gesture by jacksonville university. they didn't to have send anybody up there. >> they want to continue her legacy. she was so driven. so much she wanted to do they will carry on through other students. >> we will check back

rob kardashian and black china , back and forth on social meade use. >> yeah. >> we will be watching at 3:00. no question, unless something big happens that will be their lead story this he were talking about it yesterday. >> okay, cool, thanks, van. >>> so we're excited in about 30 minutes kevin hart day is kicking off in north philadelphia. >> maybe we should just go. >> yes. >> quincy will be here. he is hosting it. >> more fried chicken. mmmm. so areers are the veggies.hs) that one is mine. nice job guys. hope it tastes as good as it looks. (giggles) hey gus, i brought something else you might like. million dollar silver and gold. yeah. the new scratch-off from the pennsylvania lottery. with top prizes of a million bucks! you've always had good taste. (laughter) keep on scratchin'! >> live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." >> wendy: how you doin? it's a hot topics show. we won't judge, but we're judging. it's going to be juicy. >> now here's wendy! [ applause ] >> wendy: hey. welsh well, well. thank you for watching. and say hello to my co-host, my studio audien

and because people felt that he got away with mor, which he apparently did, they thought they would mead out the most draconian sentencing they could. >> cardoza went on to say he felt the harsh sentence was unethical because it appeared to be payback for the murders which is not how the legal system is supposed to work. we dug into the archives to find details from o.j.'s childhood in san francisco. we have posted those stories on our home page at ktvu.com. and if you want to watch today's parole hearing we have posted the entire thing on our youtube channel. >>> the man who was shot and killed while walking his three- month-old in a stroller was identified today. our crime reporter henry lee is at the alameda county sheriff's department with what we know. henry. >> reporter: well, frank, investigators say daniel was targeted but they don't know exactly why. what they do know is there was more than one attacker. and now they need the public to help find his killers. a growing memorial of candles and messages marked the spot where 29-year-old daniel del toro was gunned down. he died at t

. >>> major overhaul in west wing, shake up on in trump administration is keeping mainstream mead diswra yea -- media on its toes, ari fleischer here is break down the new strategy. >>> president's son-in-law on capitol hill. cucher in in his -- kushner, telling everyone he is trying to set record straight, we have details from that closed-door meeting. >> a human smuggling ring attempt gone wrong, an investigation is underway, dozens of immigrants are trapped from a tractor-trailer and 100 degree heat. ford f-150. michael: i've always been a ford guy. potsch: then i have a real treat for you today. michael: awesome. potsch: i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. michael: let's do this. potsch: this new truck now has a cornerstep built right into the bumper. gary: super cool. potsch: the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. jim: aluminum is great for a lot of things, but maybe not the bed of a truck. potsch: and best of all, this new truck is actually- gary: (all laughing) oh my... potsch: the current chevy silverado. gary: i'

margaret meade said that wisdom is passed from the grandparent to a grandchild. a child able to spend time with their grandparents, this not only brings great joy to grandparents, it imparts wisdom and understanding and education it those grandchildren. so medicaid does that too. when people have insurance, when people are taking care of in nursing homes and assisted leveling. we talk about people like blanch. they pay their taxes, they pay their insurance premium, they pay into social security. we're going to cut their medicaid in the last years of lives? we shouldn't take that away from them. neither should their families who are already squeezed, people in their who's, 50's, early 60's, who worry about their children's education on oned end and worry about paying for their parents' nursing home. medicaid helps ohioan whose are workers and pay taxes who have a child with a disability. 500,000 kids in ohio, 20% of ohio kids, two in ten have special health care needs. beau was born with heart defects. he wouldn't be alive without medicaid. another child with down

. >> i think you just made your opponents their media to mead to go against you if they were to primaryou, why do have you an r beside your name, they are free to do what they want, i understand their constituents, if they are representing their constituents and that is ha their constituents wanted, i have to repor to report -- reporrespect that, i don't know if that is true, you are not helping a lot of americans with that vote. liz: sorry we'll have that interview in a sec here is lindsey graham. >> third aing h amill all 3 of us support idea of continuing process to get a good outcome for the american people when it comes to replacing obamacare, to find a product better for american people, i have a bunch of ideas, everyone has ideas. we have been asked by our leadership for days now to vote on least common denominator, skinny bill, because the pitch is, if you vote for the skinny bill, we can go to conference, we can get my bill scored, ted cruz's bill scored and other people's bills scored that has promise of maybe bringing us together. but they are not scored yet. that makes immin

, even conservatives i have spoken to are not sold on this bill, take a look at what governor matt meade i'm talking about republican colleagues. i think there are questions as to how it will work, how it will affect our state, congress and administration needs to know it is us, we the governors, that will be, have the responsibility to make sure the citizens of our states are in a good position. so it's like so many things in congress, we hope they are listening to the governors for republicans, democrats and independents on this issue that is critical to the health of not only our citizens but frankly the health of our economies. >> as the governors said, they are key to this they will be the ones to implement the program, especially medicaid if it changes, we'lling a conservative state there. the governors are certainly making their voices we heard, stephanie there the senators are no doubt listening to them. thank you so much. >>> for more on this i am joined by republican strategist and a democratic strategist liz smith who served as the former democratic manager for president marti

. >> hade a dream, they hand meade a baby, here's a baby girl. >> you dreamed about him handing you aabe that i night. >> that same night it was a girl. >> right. >> reporter: nypd commissioner james o'neill was at the hospital, he remembered, sandy asking if doctors could preserve her husband's sperm. >> they didn't know if it was going to work, or if it was going to be a possibility, and here it is, two and a half years and it is a miracle. >> this is her daddy. he looked after us. >> reporter: sammy proceeded with iv f to honor her late house band. liu's daughter will one day learn all about his dedication to the job, sandy says she will pass on this necklace with his badge number so it can be close to her heart. >> i will show my doubt their her father was a hero, her father made the ultimate sacrifice to make this world a safer place. >> reporter: baby's name is angelina why is that. >> she's not only a angel from heaven but an angel for nypd for all of the police officers i hepp she will bring all of the hope and strength to my big blue family. >> jeff glure, cbs news, new york.

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will use the proceeds to pay down debt following its $17 billion acquisition of baby formula maker meadeon earlier this year. >>> meantime, akzo nobel announces their ceo is stepping down due to health reasons this is weeks after the french company fended off the takeover from dpg and tomorrow's ecb meeting, a market event of the week, the first meeting since mario draghi's speech in fortunate gaga portugal many believe this will provide clarity on reducing the bond-buying program at the september meepting inflation will be the key mandate. also, the overarching concern is the euro, yes, pulling back from the 14-month-low high against the dollar but today it's continued strength some analysts say that can hurt your exporters and the broader economy. carl, back to you. >> seema, thank you very much. >>> how one state is making rswh "ua aeyfor self-driving ca, ensqwkll" continues. [ indistinct chatter ] [ intense music playing ] it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz summer event. get to your dealer today for incredible once-a-season offer

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