part of the mets coaching staff. they will all be heading out to san diego with terry collins. >> tom: you talk about syndergaard. he throws harder than anybody in baseball. hardest fastball in baseball, hardest changeup, hardest slider. there is wear and tear with the extreme velocity that he has, even with that big body that he has. >> kenny: lagares down on strikes to end the inning. so we head to the ninth at citi field, 6-1, nationals. thisthe only pick-up50. with a high strength, military-grade, aluminum-alloy body. of all the full-size, half ton pickups, it's got the most towing, the best payload and the highest gas mileage. plus, no body rust. and guess what? this is the safest f-150 ever built. the only pickup to pull the government's 5-star safety rating and earn an iihs top safety pick. this is the f-150. and ford f-series is the undisputed truck leader for 39 straight years. intrthe only lemon lime soda with a twist of real juice. it's a crisp, refreshing twist on lemon lime. insist on the twist. >> kenny

. >> those mets, those mets. they are a big problem for the phillies. everyone has someone in their life hoist a big pain in the you know where. for the phillies, it is the mets. phillies lost eight out of their last nine series in new york at home, today they are red hot baths are nearly no hit. the phillies are beginning throwing around by the mets lately. fanatic trying to send a message, welshing they are in the intimidated. third inning curtis grander son taking zach eflin deep. mets down two to nothing. they have hit more home runs than any other visiting team over the last two years. that is an issue. so is this. mets starter jake on degrom, one through eight hitters, nothing, nota. degrom doing it all. out at the plate on codey asche in the fourth. degrom throws first one hit, complete game shut out in philadelphia, against the phillies, in 26 years. phillies lose five to nothing. >> not a whole lot to talk about offensively. pretty much sums it up, degrom, he kept us down. >> it is frustrating when a guy is out there dominating you the whole da

part of the mets coaching staff. they will all be heading out to san diego with terry collins. >> tom: you talk about syndergaard. he throws harder than anybody in baseball. hardest fastball in baseball, hardest changeup, hardest slider. there is wear and tear with the extreme velocity that he has, even with that big body that he has. >> kenny: lagares down on strikes to end the inning. so we head to the ninth at citi field, 6-1, nationals. thisthe only pick-up50. with a high strength, military-grade, aluminum-alloy body. of all the full-size, half ton pickups, it's got the most towing, the best payload and the highest gas mileage. plus, no body rust. and guess what? this is the safest f-150 ever built. the only pickup to pull the government's 5-star safety rating and earn an iihs top safety pick. this is the f-150. and ford f-series is the undisputed truck leader for 39 straight years. intrthe only lemon lime soda with a twist of real juice. hing twist on lemon lime. insist on the twist. >> kenny: max scherzer went

. >>> well, mets fans are taking over the ballpark, we are taking over the tv. it is "action news" sport sunday i'm jeff skversky alongside mike miss until friday 97.59 fanatic. what is up with the new yorkers taking over south philadelphia. we will talk about that, first thank goodness for pitchers zach eflin. phillies would have been no hit without him. >> yes, jake on degrom threw a gem today. >> mets came up yet again, two home runs off eflin. they have hit more home runs at citizens bank park then any other vice tipping team in any stadium in baseball in the last two years. jake on degrom nearly month hit them. zero hits zero through eight hitters. phillies had a eflin single in the their. one hit complete game shut out. phillies lose five to nothing. they swing and mess again today against new york. >> it was his day. he pitched well. you know, you have to give credit to that guy. you know, made his pitches when he needed to. >> not a whole lot to talk about offensively. pretty much sums it up. degrom just kept us down. >> little depress to go day. >> jake

jeurys familia, the closer for the mets, is getting loose.at least a one-run lead to protect in the ninth. that's on the outside corner, strike two. >> john: the mets hitters better gear it up a little bit. he's coming after you with some fastballs and late-life on them. >> joe: that one got away. the single digit, the number 6, is slimming, and that is not a good thing for edwards. he looks so small out here, just slight. but man, he can get it up there. he can rush it up there in the mid-90s, and that is at 94, missing for ball to. now ball three. the cubs do have action in their bullpen, pedro strop again. edwards talking to himself, he is leading loney off hook, here. got him looking, one away. and edwards has come in and struck out cespedes and loney. tonight's telecast sponsored by budweiser, this bud is for you. and by falcon tires, the official tire of major league baseball. beautiful night. a look at manhattan, and we are out in queens. as asdrubal cabrera stand in. a hit and a run scored, in what is right now the decisive for thinni

mets will increase their lead to four to nothing.tom of the sixth the mets cody asche hits a single to left feel. that recent cameron rough home. the mets within this one, the final score five to thee. >> it's not the way we wanted to start the home stand, um, looked like a quick pitcher's dual for while there with the way they were both pitching. cologne was typical cologne. he's got deception, movement and excellent command. we finally got to him and then our bullpen shut us down. >> sixers making some moves today trading -- dario saric fish al six he sign on the dotted line this late this afternoon and was introduced to the media. after playing overseas for the past two years it was unclear exactly when he'd finally join the sixers. the 6-foot 10 power forward described as gritty player who perfect fit for this team. reportedly a four year deal worth more than $10 million he he was pleasantly surprised by the welcome he received here. >> i was surprised. i didn't know people me. i'm happy because the city is happy because i'm here

mets will increase their lead to four to nothing.tom of the sixth the mets cody asche hits a single to left feel. that recent cameron rough home. the mets within this one, the final score five to thee. >> it's not the way we wanted to start the home stand, um, looked like a quick pitcher's dual for while there with the way they were both pitching. cologne was typical cologne. he's got deception, movement and excellent command. we finally got to him and then our bullpen shut us down. >> sixers making some moves today trading -- dario saric fish al six he sign on the dotted line this late this afternoon and was introduced to the media. after playing overseas for the past two years it was unclear exactly when he'd finally join the sixers. the 6-foot 10 power forward described as gritty player who perfect fit for this team. reportedly a four year deal worth more than $10 million he he was pleasantly surprised by the welcome he received here. >> i was surprised. i didn't know people me. i'm happy because the city is happy because i'm here

he's the second met to be in the baseball hall of fame. the pitcher is the fourth met to team. the celebration will take place in a pregame ceremony at city field as the newest hall of famy joins casey and gill hodges in having his number 31 taken out of service from coopers town to flushing it -- >> it's a wonderful club and it's special to me. symbolically for me as well. my son is here, and you know, maybe when he's too young to kind of realize, but it's going to be fun to take him to a game here once. >> still is. the mets will host the rocky and the team plays reyes. justin, all eyes are on the trade front. baseball is less than 48 hours away and according to reports -- the mets stepped up their offer for catcher lew to travis, brandon memo and perhaps another player. a hand of other teams are in the mix. kroi is not in the he's traded. nothing is official yet. >>> the yankee -- they offered up nova the braves have shown interest in the catcher. it's take two of the yank ease and rays at the troft. rays is not wasting time. miller takes nate straight away center. not the w

. >> we haven't met too many inmates on "lockup" that praise prison life. they all agree one thing prison life is perfect for is getting into shape. and over the years we have filmed amazing footage of inmates working out and pumping iron. >> for a long time i didn't work out because i thought it was so cliche, you know, dudes come to prison, they work out. you get big and strong and all that stuff and after a while i had too much idle time and i kept getting in trouble. a buddy of mine started talking to me about lifting. just got into it more it's more of take out my frustrations. that's more of it than anything. it's a stress reliever. >> we work everything. all week long. you hit every body part at least once. like on monday you have a bench day. tuesday you might do shoulders lats and traps. wednesday you do arms and thursday you might have another heavy bench day. you've got a leg day somewhere in there. >> in the survival of the fittest environment the weight yard is one of the few places where inmates can find encouragement. >> let's get another one

i don't think i ever met him. i never met him. >> you would know it if you did. >> i think so. if he's in the same room, i don't think so. i've been to moscow. >> never spoken to him on the phone? >> i didn't meet him in moscow. where? >> never spoken to him on the phone? >> i have never spoken to him on the phone, no. i've spoken -- when we had the miss universe contest a number of years ago. we had miss universe in the moscow area. he was invited. he wanted to come. he wasn't able to come. that would have been a time i would have met him. >> i just want to clear this up. you did say on three different occasions that you had a relationship with him. now you say there is not. >> i don't know what it means by having a relationship. he was saying good things about me. i didn't meet him. i haven't spent time with him. i didn't have dinner with him. i didn't go hiking with him. i don't know him -- i wouldn't know him from adam. i see his picture. i know what he looks like. >> vice president biden said, vladimir putin wants to beat hillary.

erik says does he remember that it was hillary that he met. and dave tweeting this, surprised he can keep them all straight #don't believe a word he says. ouch. and then kitty tweeting this, and then i met another and another and you know how the story goes. >> that is funny. >> yeah, if you want to look at the less tame one, you can certainly do that this morning. and then also do you remember a few days ago donald trump comes out to the smoke machines in silhouette, almost looked like a wwe style entrance? sean stoun cold austin will smash a beer can on someone's head. elizabeth banks had some fun with it, but people weren't sure what the heck was going on when she comes out to smoke screen and sort of to mock donald trump's entrance. people one exercising what in the heck is happening here? of course it was a joke. people took to -- started out kind of funny, but people were unclear. bill matthews tweeting i don't know how much elizabeth banks i expected, but probably like 1/50th as much elizabeth banks. and emily tweeted i like elizabeth b

the mets 3 players for luke roy. >>> while the current mets, they were trying to snap a four game losing streak facing the rockies. the mets on the board. neil walker a start. he brings in cabrera, but he comes up limping. he would leave the game with a strained tendon. colorado kept tieing it and colorado -- that scored a run and made it 3-3. the rockies would take the lead. the mets getting it back. walker again 3-run blast. last chance for the rockies , but jay gets the final out as he rebounds after two blown saves. 6-4. the mets avoid the sweep as they snap their skit. >> you can't look at the score board. we have -- we're taking care of our own business and i thought today this was a big win for us. >> the yankees dropped next. very big. the sound you heard as word hit social media that odell beckham left practice with an injury. he got tangled up with jenkins at practice. he was cleated -- he has a few cuts and he'll be sore, but the giants do not expect the injury to linger and neither does beckham. >> nobody wants to be hurt and it off and you'll be all right. it's football. we

and when we visited there, we met a death row inmate who soon would face that decision. and as far as daryl holton was concerned, the sooner the better. >> yeah, i was convicted of four counts of first-degree murder. my children. >> throughout the entire interview holton spoke in a calm, coherent manner about what led to his nightmarish actions. >> got out of the army, divorced my wife, had custody of my children. reconciled with my wife. the reconciliation didn't work. and i hit her. i struck her. she got custody of the children and pretty much factored me out of the picture. >> then on november 30th, 1997, holton picked up his four children, ranging in age from 4 to 12, to take them christmas shopping. instead, he shot each one through the heart. >> i miss them. but, no, i can't say that i feel any remorse. >> while many death row inmates file numerous appeals to delay their execution, holton dropped all of his. >> i do think that the death penalty is appropriate in some cases. and i've got a low tolerance for someone claiming that they didn't do something that they ac

the mets also nounszed that jose reyes is headed to the disabled list and the mets were looking to stop a three-game losing streak up to one in the 4th but not any more. david call connects ball. the two-run blast gives the rockies a 3-2 advantage. nengs inning, two men on and he goes up the middle under the glove of cologn. two run score. ko colorado wins it 7 to the final. sespides left the game with a ser right quad >>> the yankees still deciding whether they will sell at the center. the rays lead 1-0. in the 3rd, yankees up one, it's kirt crushing this pitch deep to left and in the 7th, tim beck hamm joins the part with this two-run balance to center. the yankees fall 6-3, the final. it's their third straight loss. they will try to avoid the sweep tomorrow afternoon. the third round of the pag championship was suspended due to the jersey today. play will resume tomorrow morning at 7:00. >>> and finally, nycfc hosting colorado this afternoon at yankees stadium. captain david villa serving a suspension, no villa, no problem. frank lamper providing all the offense they needed. he got n

joining three other mets players to have their number retired. it was a very emotional evening at citi field. then, after the festivities, the mets trying to snap a rockies. up 2-0 in the fourth. and almost a great catch at the wall. really too bad. because two batters later, this happened. off of bartolo colon. all the sudden, the mets are down 3-2. five runs allowed for bartolo colon. all downhill from there. making matters worse, cespedes will exit with tightness in his squad. the mets say he is day-to-day like his 11th home run of the year. they call it out because of fan interference. and the mets lose 7-2. >> and joe girardi says this is not changed his approach. this one year is not coming back. a go-ahead home run for the yankees. they are up 2-1. it doesn't take long for the tampa bay rays to take the lead. and a two run shot. now it is 3-2, tampa. the yankees bullpen is a and making it 6-2 rays in in the seventh. a tough day at the plate for the bombers. ten hits to go along with all the strikeouts. and three straight losses for the yan

phillies finally knock off mets at home four-two the final, mets fans are not having a ball tonight.well, that is good to win but i didn't want to hear the mets fans, eickoff is not as sharp as i have seen him. he wasn't that sharp but pitched well enough to win, too many base runners but he got us in the seventh inning so he did a good job that way. >> check this out, odubel herrera's fan club, out there, the mysterious land of adorable little creatures call themselves, zoobells. they are having a good time. >> he can play three, play the four where will newly sign sixers forward dario saric play when the season tips off. head coach brett brown says i don't know. brown says saric and ben simmons are similar players in the sense that they are athletic, and versatile players, and he has options here. simmons can play small forward, power forward but whatever they do it sound like brown will find a spot for saric. >> dario and ben have a similar skill set that i think is good problem to have, playing those two guys together, is part of my plan, i think that dario is going to be good en

i met. and when he -- >> he'd text us right away with the screen shot. >> one of his favorites growing up was my father used to call him tom landry, because he was always so serious looking, patrick. and one -- he had gone on a band trip from high school, and they were in washington, and waiting for the flight, and tom landry was sitting there, and -- >> the real tom landry. >> the real tom landry, before he passed. and patrick got to meet him, and toll him you're my idol. my dad calls -- my grandfather calls me tom landry. and tom landry just chuckled with him, you know. he called us, mom, you'll never believe who i met! he was so excited. so, he met people all the time. all the time. >> he spent his entire adult life in service to his country and his community. >> yeah, he did. >> you must be proud of that. >> i was super proud -- i am proud of my brother. and anywhere i went, people who know me, they know that i was proud of my brother. and i never realized how much i talked about -- >> d

, those mets.y are a big problem for the phillies. everyone has someone in their life hoist a big pain in the you know where. for the phillies, it is the mets. phillies lost eight out of their last nine series in new york at home, today they are red hot baths are nearly no hit. the phillies are beginning throwing around by the mets lately. fanatic trying to send a message, welshing they are in the intimidated. third inning curtis grander son taking zach eflin

mets, fifth mess all time against them, we pick it up, tied at two in the seventh mets threatening toutopsy, bases loaded as cabrera into left, codey asche says ion't think so. bottom of the seventh phillies go in front for good. miguel franco still swing ago this red hot bat, rbi single, phillies win four-two. high five all around. eleventh win in 15 games and hey ryan, tell us about that career home run, number 370 tonight. >> or not. where was he. he went home. >>> in the city of brotherly love two brothers are hoping to be the first sibling in the 28 years to go head to head in philadelphia goodell brothers are still looking to face one another, in this phillies/mets series this weekend. phillies rookie tyler goodell, and eric goodell, they are four years apart. they have never faced each other at any level, not even in little league. >> we have been playing with each other since we were growing up, four or five years old and we never played against each other in a real game. for that to happen would be unbelievable. >> we have been talking about it since we were little kid, prett

mets start with 4 games up on the mets as they play this one in the big apple.ats at city field and a good game for mad max. 7 inning pitch allows 3 hits and one run while striking out 9 and walking 2. while silenced the mets back, this guy our guy gave the mets fits again, with a shot center, hustling around 3rd. he would score. nationals up. no need to hustle around the bases this time. murphy, 200 shot. nats win big beating the mets 6- 1. >>> it was many garden gnome day. trim be able makes it a scoreless game no more. tied, john comes through with a clutch base hit up the middle. orioles win 3-2. >>> when it's all over she will be remembered as one of the greatest of all time but she is nowhere near done. serena williams trying to tie steffy graph's record. onset point williams with a strong back ha second set. she gets curvier out of position. easy winner. williams collapses on the grass. wins wimbledon for her 22nd grand slam title. >> i wasn't able to do it in the last 3 tournaments or the 3 grand slams but most of all i'm really happy to win wimbledon an

and no player deserves, god bless you guys and let's go mets! >> erika: unfortunately the mets can't capitalize on that inspiration. we saw a lot of the that's a 41-year-old into dh was zero for four, all strikeouts and the struggles at the plate and really just overall for a-rod continue. meanwhile that yankees fall 60 mac three. michael jordan's lights go basco camp this week the clippers point guard made the bet that if mj missed three shots every cmper there, so hundreds of kids would get priest makers courtesy of jordan. well he may be 53, but he is still nj. he is proving once again that he is the greatest. despite the distractions, he had this kid screaming and hitting the floor, and then cp three even put his hands in front of mj's face at one point, jordan's focus is too much, like the nba finals, he sank every bucket. no mercy. so no word of those kids have got no shoes can is clearly he just abolish that bet. he's 53. >> he still got it. he had his tongue out when he did that. i miss him. >> christina: quite a mess out there. >> audre

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and then we met when you were here.new because we were doing strategy room together. then i used to follow his show, follow the money. which was nice. we talked about people we knew in common and politics and the whole thing. >> you defended peter when he was -- remember, when he got arrested walking the dog off the leash. and he was on "is it legal." >> had to defend. that's right. >> that's before we met. >> free counsel. and you i have actually known a long time because i was on the air first thing with you for your show "red eye." that was a big hit. i was a regular on there and it was a tremendous amount of fun. >> it certainly was. >> juan? >> the most memorable one is the one you described earlier, where we met by a hot tub in puerto rico. you came by and said hello. now we sit next to each other every day. da dana, i think we met through tony snow. >> definitely. love him. >> and tony was a depend from who used to work here at fox. if you remember fox news sunday, he was the host, then he went to be the white ho

francois hollande has met christian, muslim and jewish leaders after a priest was calling on all people to stand together following the attack claimed by the islamic state group. the first on a french church. president francois -- if majorcussed events could be secured, they would have to be canceled. from now until the end of the summer, we have to shore up t 56 events. find out the number of security forces required in each instance. if the requirements are not all met, they have to ask that these events be canceled. >> with more from the french presidential palace, here is chris moore. >> the message coming out of today's talks to fold -- twofold really good the enemy is seeking to divide the french people. that message repeated by the -- extremism is a problem here in france. a problem religious institutions need to work to counter. announcingr minister in0 reserves to be deployed addition to the 12,000 soldiers already out on the french streets. the country already has some of the toughest anti-terror legislation in europe. it is already a tough measure. he says we cannot go furthe

. >>> we've met inmates who have not only devised ingenious ways to pass time, but to take care of routine domestic chores. few, though, made as lasting an impression on us as solon league of california's san quentin state prison. >> i'm a third termer. he's a first termer, he got 12 years. i only got 13 days now. so i'm really preparing him to what's ahead of him. we keep our house clean. >> league gave both his cellmate and our producer a lesson on the finer points of laundry behind bars. >> i get my t-shirt, grab my bar of soap, dip it in the toilet. i keep my toilet fresh and clean. scrub it out. like so. and once the toilet fills up, it's fresh water now. i can just rinse it. i fold my towels. put it here. right up under here is my clothesline. >> league went on to give us a cooking demonstration, using toilet paper like a stovetop burner. >> take this, set it on the edge of the toilet. because it's got to breathe. might set it here, might light it at the bottom. as you see, it's like a fire. you hold your can over it, and you cook. therefore your water gets hot. flush it down. grab a

last hope for the mets, asdrubal cabrera. so -- who has their only rbi tonight, a home run leading off the fifth. stephen strasburg who is trying to get to 12-0. with the he cabrera, 1-3 career against papelbon. >> f.p.: got to be taking here if you are cabrera, down by two? >> bob: i think so. ricky brandon nimmo on deck, who has a single and a walk. -- ricky brandon nimmo. low, 3-0. nimmo. right in there. up in the zone, up in the air. left field, jayson werth, and stephen strasburg is 12-0 as the nats pull even in the series. this assures them that come all- star break, they will be alone in first place. >> f.p.: a big win all the way around, great defense behind stephen and the bullpen did a with a home run. back to four games, that's all you have to do, split with the mets and you take four games, four days off the schedule. and you are right back where you started. >> bob: bob carpenter, it took three hours and 17 minutes to get it done. the nats didn't have a hit after the third but strasburg was so good, it ended up n

naturally when i was voted in, it really -- it's always going to be the mets. >> the mets host the rockies with trade rumors surrounding travis and brandon. they also announced that jose reyes is headed to the disabled oblique. nathan i baldy on the mound and he takes him deep to center. the rays lead 1-0 in the first. training tamp continues. the wet weather move their practice indoors as for the giants. the storms hit the area and eli manning looking sharp. he connected with o'dell beckham, jr. he threw a touchdown to larry donnell. have been witting for. victor cruz back on the field. and practicing with big blue. returning for a cap injury that kept him out last season. had knee surgery before that. they got a look at two rookies hoping to make a big impact this season. >> they come comfortable for position. have great awareness. >> along with the other rookies, we all understand if you make plays, you will be out there playing on sunday. that's where what we are striving for. >> the weather forced the third rounder to be suspended. play will resume and nycfc hosting c stadium. 28 minu

and mets fans enjoy a relaxing game at the ballpark, phillies manage only one hit off of mets ace jason, and that was phils pitcher zach, he threw his first career shut out, all nine, and the mets win five-nothing. >> didn't look like we took a lot of bad swings, just made pitches. he was down in the zone. ball had little movement on it. and then when guys hit that right at him, you know ... >> the last time phil mickelson won a tournament the 2013 british open. that will year hen rick was the runner up. >> this year, we flip the script. stenton beat mickelson six under with the rounds of his life. drops a birdie on 18, for a eight under 63, the lowest closing round ever in a major, benson shoots 20 under, overall, his first major championship, mickelson finished three shots back. >> i play bogey three round of six a, far round of major, usually good enough to do it. and i got beat. i got beat by ten birdies. >> dream come true. as a young kid, not that young, i was 11 when i started playing, but, you know, it was the open championship with those big early memories i had. so, to sit the

. >> i met a girl. first time i saw her, we were in a class on political and civil rights. >> clinton the no doubt be a valuable partner to hillary if she wins the white house, but what is his role going to be? i talked with some convention delegates. >> there is no better communicator than bill clinton, he did an excellent job expeeking abouspeakingabout hise was proud. he was trying to bring the troops together. >> a loyal obama supporter, he has a life size cardboard cut out of the president in his living room, but he thinks that hillary will be a worthy successor to president obama. >> yes, hillary clinton is a worthy successor to the president. because of her experience. >> is this the question, what is she running for? we heard policy proposal from her, we heard her say see wants to crete more economy opportunity and empower young people, but until thursday night what she delivers her speech what is her rational? a third term of bill clinton, a third term of president obama, soar something else? w

then -- then she went down to south texas where she met met one of the nicest fellas i ever met, the wonderful union leader, franklin garcia, and he helped her register mexican-american voters. i think some of them are still around to vote for her in 2016. and then -- and our last year in law school, hillary kept up this work, she went to south carolina to see why so many young african-american boys, i mean, young teenagers, were being jailed for years with adults. in men's prisons. and she filed a report on that, which led to some changes, too. always making things better. now, meanwhile, let's get back to business. i was trying to convince her to marry me. i first proposed to her on a trip to great britain. the first time she'd ever been overseas, and we were on the shoreline of this wonderful little lake. i asked her to marry me and he sai she said, "i can't do it." so, in 1974, i went home to teach in the law school and hillary moved to massachusetts to keep working on children's ush s issues. this time, trying to figure out why so many kids counted in the census weren't enrolled

. >>> plus phillies take on the mets today at citizens bank park. jeff skversky with highlights, if there were any, when "action news" continues >>> we've got developing news from the city's rhawnhurst section tonight where bodies of two women were found with their hands bound, inside have of a motel room. "action news" reporter christie ileto live tonight at the scene. christie, what can you tell us about this. >> reporter: well, brian, homicide detectives just wrapped up the scene and while it seems like it is business as usual back here at the motel, the gruesome discovery prompted an immediate investigation. detectives were combing through room 225 here at the motel for most of the afternoon. police say lifeless bodies of two women were discovered, the pair reportedly had white plastic bags over their head and their hand bound behind their back. right now it is unclear how or why they were killed. their bodies will be taken to the medical examiner's office for an autopsy. now some motel guests i spoke with who didn't wanting to on camera said th

necessary to assess why it wasn't met and anything that the academy accident or dependent do to keep that deadline made he did r the subject of the nov p issued in march of this year i think what you'll find any kind of delays that was not due to the academy since the department announced the revised plans it was provided comments on administrative drafts of estn and authorized and funded new transportation survey and an analysis by transportation consultant that the at a city's request and new site diagrams in the estn at the city's request and approved all the change and budget increases and have been several that have occurred during this period of time so at this point in the city and controls whether the documents are on time the city argues it is reasonable to tie the assessment the penalties to this deadline this is a quote to insure the academy brings the facilities into compliance where the planning code and the city points out to catalogs historical delays since this project began in 2008, and in fact, during that period of time since 2008 the academies work with 4 differen

bartolo colon gets the victory for the mets. 5-3 the final score. we'll be back to philadelphia to wrap things up after this. >> tom: phillies baseball has been brought to you by xfinity. it will change the way you experience tv. by toyota. for great summer vehicles, buyatoyota.com. by citizen's bank. the next time you have a question about money, don't keep it to yourself. ask a citizen and by independence blue cross. live fearless. learn more at ibx.com. final score tonight from citizen's bank park, it is the mets, 5, and the phillies 3, with the win. bartolo colon is now 8-4 with the loss. jeremy hellickson falls to 6-7. 3 37th save for familia. jared eickhoff will take the mound. the producer of phillies baseball. and tonight's director was jraquilla. for ben davis, gregg murphy, and our entire crew, i'm tom mccarthy. phillies post game live can be seen on csn. stay tuned here on nbc 10, date line nbc starts right now. survivor remorse until today. >> reporter: when kevin learned ten children and teenagers were killed in the attack and dozens mo

with counselors at the curly, i met with administrators at the curly center. i came to city hall and we had a meeting in the meeting room to talk about the next steps for what the plan is, the implementation. >> this afternoon i met with kaiser willis easy parents and family, myself, commissioner evans, they're certainly devastated by the loss of child as maze and the entire city in particular the staff and families and basically the conversation -- i'm not gonna get much into the conversation but we offer support to the family and any support that they need -- certainly we have counselors there helping them and working with them on arrangements and working to try to get them through very difficult period of time in their life, and the life here in the city. mayor that no family ever has to go through this type of loss. this is a tough day. it was a tough day yesterday. you know, just a horrible day, and it's very difficult to put in words. thousands of families entrust their kids every single day to the city of boston through our different programs, and we ta

-- she met one of the nicest fellows i ever met.he wonderful union leader franklin garcia, and he helped her register mexican-american voters. i think some of them are still around to vote for her in 2016. then in our last year in law school, hillary kept up this work. she went to south carolina to see why so many young -- she went to south carolina to see why so many young african-american boys -- i mean young teenagers -- were being jailed for years with adults in men's prisons. and she filed a report on that which led to some changes too. always making things better. now, meanwhile let's get back to business. i was trying to convince her to marry me. i first proposed to her on a trip to great britain. the first time she'd ever been overseas, and we were on the shoreline of this wonderful little lake. i asked her to marry me, and she said, i can't do it. so in 1974, i went home to teach in the law school, and hillary moved to massachusetts to keep wo working -- to keep working on children's issues. this time, trying to figure out

unveiled as just the 4th met to team. number 31 will never be worn again as pizzio was honored. it was a special day for all involved. >> every time he's guys are down and you need a little bit of insper race, just give a little peak up there to old -- when you need a bit of inpir race, just give a little peek up you on tv saying prayers for the mets. >> after a brief delight, time to play ball. mets and rockies continuing. wilmer flores, the broken bat single. walker scores and they lead 2-1. nickel not getting help from his defense. cabrera allowing a score to run. it was 2-1. the 2-1 jump. there's -- he was signed before the -- bushano can't handle it. the rockies are 6-0 against the mets this season. with the trade deadline less than 48 hours away, the rumors are heating up. the mets are reportedly offering brandon and another player to the stripe roster remain the same. they're ready for a home run derby. miller taking it deep. solo blast, 1-0. that was the building. the yankees trailing by 1. garner saying goodbye t

they met this requirement as well. in conclusion, yerba buena krbd was placed they completed the process in support of renewal. >> is that 84% the weighted? >> yes, sir. they marketed neighborhood events such as yerba buena fair. they included the community stakeholders and municipal agencies and continue to maintain an active board of directors and several committees. if there are no questions of me, ms. moss is here to present. >> thank you for the to present today. the my name is kathy moss, the director of cbd. the organization was approved by property owners in 2008 and i came on in 2009. so you can either blame me for everything or otherwise. but i just want to give you a little bit of background about the organization today. our boundaries through the renewal process changed slightly. we added a little bit and we removed a little bit based on input and feedback from the community. we are a large district with over 2100 property owners and cover about 172 acres. recently we were the largest geographic cdb distric

for the other team in last year's world series, well, none of the mets players got into the game. the american league beat the national league 4-2. >> a controversial moment, but it was before the all star game even started. one of the members of the group called the tenors, they were singing the canadian national anthem when one member changed a phrase to include all lives matter and held up a sign. >> it's a play on black lives matter and is considered disparaging but some. take a listen. ♪ we're all brothers and sisters ♪ ♪ all great ♪ . >> you can see one of them look over like what are you doing? the change to the lyrics was made by the only american member of that group. during the 7th inning and a fire storm of social media criticism, it issued an apology. they said the member they called a lone wolf will not be performing with them until further notice. understandably. it's horrible that he would do that. >> some people are saying even if you don't agree, don't politicize a national anthem by changing the lyrics. the songs are supposed to be sacred. >> it is. it's a horrib

>> i never really met anyone that looked like me. so seeing her picture is kind of weird. the first time i'd ever seen anyone that even looked remotely similar to me. >> much less dead ringer. >> yes. they sent me a photo of maddy to ask if i thought we were similar. and the top half of her face started loading and i thought it was a picture of me. then the rest loaded and i was like, wow, that's insane. >> what piqued your curiosity? there are an equal number of people thinking, no, i would never want to meet somebody like me. >> just thought it would be fun, why not. see if there's someone that's out there. >> fun, not creepy? >> right, yeah. >> yes, i thought it was fun. >> were there any freak-out moments? >> moments where we go to do the same thing at the same time. like brush our hair. take a bite of food tame. >> when we were eating breakfast together, everyone freaked out because we ate something the same way. >> like twins separated at birth. >> yes, maybe. >> tell me a little about what you do for a living what background if. >> i cut hair for a living. >> i lear

>> we had met during a film festival. the reading. >> where all great meetings happen. >> we kind of, we met properly at the rehearsal. and -- >> you're a good dancer. i saw you -- >> i thought that, too, until she started dancing, then i felt like i had two left feet. >> i remember it -- >> you were busting a move. >> yeah, you were. >> there was a lot of dancing in the mornings, actually. >> it was cold. >> it was on the set of the movie "the light between oceans" that their feelings for each other developed. alicia and michael play a married couple raising a child they rescued from a rowboat adrift at sea. >> to be loved by you. allows me to feel again. >>> very fierce performer and very brave, you know, she definitely has all of those things to say. it's impressive to see. >>> people may not realize how emotionally draining an intense drama like this is, but michael says he normally never goes to bed before midnight. he was passed out every night by 9:00 while they were filming. >> hope alicia is not a night owl. we'l

i've never met putin. >> there have been various comments on whether they even ever met. chris wallace, good to have you here. in the past yhe said, i met him and i got to know him very well. now he says he never met him. which is it? >> it's that he never met him. it was kind of ludicrous. i was doing a fox news debate. he said he knew him because they were on an episode of "60 minutes" at one time. of course they were in two different place doing two different segments. i think for him to suggest or not that if russia has the e-mails of hillary clinton they should put them out, first to the media and then to the fbi, i think that's pretty serious. you're talking about a foreign country trying to help or hurt another. that's pretty serious. after the news conference, mike pence, trump's running mate said while he made a big deal about the leaks and what they showed, he also said the idea that a foreign country would interview with an american election, it would be serious crime, cyber crime. i suspect you're going to see the clinton campaign if not hillary clinton hersel

we met on line seven years ago on myspace. we dated dated for about two years and that i had my first son. so the nice like what are you going to propose to me. he proposed a valentine's day. >> less than two weeks away from her big day, she is in the midst of a bride's worst nightmare because of this house .. to me in alpine, new jersey. >> i found the perfect property. >> it was supposed to be the venue for her wedding. a space she rented off of air b&b for $5750 in april. she signed a contract with the owner of the property. she paid air b&b got $250 but the rest of the transaction was done between the two of them. then they got all the arrangements together for the party. >> so my lights, the cops, this was mostly for the tent. >> on july 4, it all came tumbling down. >> i get in email from air b&b on july 4 that said my reservation was canceled. he finally got back to me on friday the eighth, due to unfortunate circumstances that his mom has stage iv cancer and some guess, he had a prom party or something that they wrecke

with discord and we are met with people who don't understand, even if we are met with those who seeklame on something that is really so difficult to discern. we must not let hatred infect our hearts. there's a pain that you feel when you lose a friend or a loved one. it's the same pain. it is the same pain. the hopes and the dreams that we have for our children's future is the same. it is the same. the anxiety, worry we feel when they go out into the world, it is the same. and we always have to remember that we share not just a country but this brief moment of life together. and the issues, the complex and challenging issues that these tragedies have brought to the fork can only be met if we find ways to work together. and i know that you know this, but i'm here to tell you that as we approach the challenge, as we deal with this issue, as we look into the heart of this country, the voice of this organization, the voice of noble, the voice of all of you is needed more than ever. we need you to speak to the loss of humanity that occurs. when any of us are judged by a glance whether by

mike piazza, and the mets lead, 3-2!ed into the baseball hall of fame. please welcome the italian american superstar catcher, number 31, mike piazza! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: well, congratulations, first of all. >> thank you, man. >> jimmy: for those who don't know, it's an unbelievable story. you're in with the 62nd round, you got drafted. >> it was pretty late. >> jimmy: rarely does a player make it, and not number 62, the 62nd round. >> they don't even have 60 rounds anymore. >> jimmy: is that right? >> they stop at 50. so technically i couldn't go back and be drafted again. >> jimmy: if this were "back to the future" you would not be sitting here. >> true. >> jimmy: you're going to the hall of fame. when you found out, you got the call saying it's happening, you're going. did it feel like you thought it would feel? >> it was kinda crazy, because the last few years, i was getting close, and the year before i really was disappointed because it was close and i'm sitting there, and they say, well, look, here's

clinton: i've met small businesses and entrepreneurs who get up every day and work really hard.hen they make a contract for their goods or their services, they expect to be paid. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: i've met so many wonderful men and women who serve in our military. they know their job. they know the grave responsibility they fulfill, and they get up every day and they do their best. but i've never heard one of them say, i can fix it alone. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: i was in orlando before i came here to tampa. and i had the great honor of sitting and talking with some of the residents of that beautiful city and hearing what they are doing together to deal with the aftermath of the worst mass shooting in american history. the mayor spoke with great pride about how his city had responded. the police captain in charge of the swat team talked with such conviction about how when the moment arrived, the police in orlando were ready. they had trained. they supported each other. they were ready. the captain didn't say, i can fix it alone. he said, i'm a member