so here's a recent conversation he had with mike rowe. >> mike rowe, great to see you. >> nice to seeis. there's a brand new suite, assortment of emojis. teens are excited across america. i sense this is bad. i can't articulate why. what do you think? >> let's see. what -- well, as i understand ancient history, we started with horerogliphics. it seems we're going backwards. i'm troubled by their quantity. there's hundreds of these things. they have every possible expression. every nuance of expression is in this endless pile of emotions. i didn't know, a, that was that many emotions in the human condition but now we have to choose which one to express ourselves and to whom and when. i'm not sure we simplified things a lot. >> it does seem like they're bypassing language? we have the biggest language. more word than any other language has. why are people choosing not to use it? >> i think a theory, i think this general assault on conventional norms of work that we talked about ad nauseam before has bled over into a kind of assault on the lexicon. >> like velcro shoes. >> a little bit,

you are hired. >> i give them a smiley face. >> tucker: mike rowe, thank you. >> sure. >> mark: mike n't know how to interview and don't know what to say. i think that is tucker's coded vacation message to his guest host. coming up, someone called actress ashley judd a sweetheart. so she delivered a lengthy creed on facebook. >> when i was getting my things out, he said, hey, nice dress. i didn't hear him saying anything about the attire of any of the other folks. >> mark: after the break, we are going to add ashley to the hollywood walk of shame. that's next. and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax. designed for dependable relief. only new tena intimates has ♪ it'pro-skin technologyiend designed to quickly wick away moisture to help maintain your skin's natural balance. for a free sample, call 1-877-get-tena. time's up, insufficient we're on prenatal care.es. and administrative paperwork... your days of drowning people are numbered. same goes for you, budget overruns. and rising costs, wipe that smile off your face. we're coming for you, too. for those who won't

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meantime, mike rowe joins us tonight.d to see you. >> tucker: that's probably my favorite response i've read a longe time. >> he got me in a weak moment. >> tucker: you said that i don't address politics and he has this line and here i underlined it because i liked it so much. i can't think of a single celebrity whose political opinion i value and i'm not going to assume the country feels any differently about min mine. i love that. >> i occupy some weird real estate because i run a nonpartisan foundation and i use facebooky extensively both to raise money and to get the word out about closing the skills gap and our scholarshipp program. when you run a foundation like that, you come face-to-face with all kinds of educational topics. you come face-to-face with all sorts of work-related things and today as you certainly know, everything is politicized. those topics in particular, they break down. i don't respond online to people who call me names, i don't care. i kind of like it. this guy conflated racism with politics with

mike rowe that after nine months of red tape it reemerged as a civil complaint against my client demanding the confiscation of his assets that he had purchased between two thousand and nine and twenty thirteen. that elusive. or consist in fact the assets were purchased in a transparent way that he took out loans from american banks and they also use sources of income that he had paid tax for. as i should but it is led. to this guy and then out of the blue it turns out that this property was allegedly bought with eight hundred thousand dollars that were illegally laundered since thought that if any year the suspected amount was raised to one point nine million dollars you can see for yourself that this is absurd. so we began digging deeper into the causes of these allegations here is what we found out is that you know. that the lawsuit of the attorney general on behalf of the u.s. government had one hundred twenty items or. one hundred items out of one hundred twenty were regurgitation of what mr brown i had said in public since twenty eleven including hundreds of interviews reports please

. >> a professor of mike row biology at penn, she and her team are studying ways to limit transmissions to humans. >> if you can block the ability of the mosquitos to have a good immune system, maybe she will get so infect that she dice. we don't really care. what we care becomes right, the ability of the mosquito to transmit to humans. >> state department of environmental protection, state-wide, 611 mosquitos tested positive for west nile so far this year. and the testing season isn't over until september. last year there were just three infected mosquitos collected. >> mild winter. probably has an effect. >> so does the rain. >> in this rain mosquitos not that big after issue, but tomorrow could be different story. all of the standing water left behind, the perfect breeding ground for mosquitos. >> get rid of all standing water even very small amount of water is sufficient for some of the mosquitos to lay eggs, have larvae. so if you get rid of all of the water you get rid of all of the mott keys oath -- mosquitos. >> and who doesn't want that. >> in west philadelphia, greg argos, cb

i retweeted something that mike rowe wrote. his response is so thoughtful. but it takes a lot longer for him to explain it so he does it on facebook. i thought tucker carlson, he said he basically took twitter off of all of his devices. this is the next step in all of this. just walk away. walk away from it. >> brian: i would include juan in this, they are happier people. you don't read your mentions on twitter. i don't see you ever looking at anything. >> dana: he doesn't know how. >> juan: i know how. i'm just saying it gets nasty. you do feel at times like you know what? people find out things. there's gossip. trash a gossip or someone putting somebody down but a lot of that is going on. >> greg: a bathroom wall that never ends. >> dana: just monitoring breaking news -- the reformed jewish journal, bethany mundell had tweeted. i never would have seen that before but it's about this security guard at charlottesville that was guarding the synagogue. a retired naval officer came over and helped him protected. that's something i never would have seen with my

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mike has spoken. we're going to leave it. there i can talk to this brother two or three, four nights in a row. the rwisdom just flowing. killer mike, thank you for having you on this program. that's our show for tonight. thanks for watching. and as always, keep the faith. >>> join me next time for a conversation with author joyce carol oats. that's next time. we'll see you then. ♪ -today on "america's test kitchen"... dan shows bridget full-proof ginger frozen yogurt, lisa reviews personal blenders, adam reviews kitchen scales with bridget, and tim makes julia an outstanding lemon posset with berries. it's all coming up right here on "america's test kitchen." "america's test kitchen" is brought to you by the following -- fisher & paykel. since 1934, fisher & paykel has been designing

mike has spoken. we're going to leave it. there i can talk to this brother two or three, four nights in a row. the rwisdom just flowing. killer mike, thank you for having you on this program. that's our show for tonight. thanks for watching. and as always, keep the faith. >>> join me next time for a conversation with author joyce carol oats. that's next time. we'll see you then. >>> good evening from los angeles. i'm tavis smiley. tonight a conversation with the legendary folk artist, the son of woody guthrie. he reflects on 50 years of alice's restaurant and current running down the road tour. we're glad you could join us and a gorveconversation with arlo ge in just a moment.

mike and alex, back over to you. >>> 6:04. one person dead after a row home goes up in flames in kensington. two others including a fire fighter are in the hospital. >> lauren went over to temple university hospital in north philadelphia, what do you have >> reporter: hi there mike and alex. last night call came in around 11:00 p.m. this morning someone is recovering at temple university hospital from minor injuries from that fire. it took them about an hour to battle that blaze and as crews were finishing their work they discovered someone was dead inside that home. right now we don't know how the fire started or any other details about who was inside, at the time of the fire but we understand that second injury could be from someone jumping from a second floor window and we also know that fire fighter was taken to frankford torresdale after hospital to be evaluated as well this morning two minor injuries and a fatality after a fire in kensington overnight, now homicide investigators are trying to find out exactly what happened, mike and alex. >>> lets get over to camden, police over there

then sports journalists like mike have car row from the "new york post," in era of rampant stupidity,n taking a asian announcer named robert lee off the uva opener, maybe dumbest idea ever. bob lee, worried my employee i.d. pass may not admit in the am. life, as scripped by @on none sports. a lot of people assumed it was a hoax. better not report this but it is true. neil: i did too. >> reporter: he will work another game as i said, just not the uva game. neil: hate to break it, buddy, there is famous confederate general named connell mcshane. >> reporter: only controversy around my name whether the guests call me connell or colin. i've been praying for something like this, getting attention on myself my entire career. neil: as if you need it. thank you very much, connell. we live in crazy times. conservative review correspondent deneen borelli on all this. connell thought it was a joke when i first heard about it last night. it wasn't. who initiated whom? >> i wonder if the left will demand he chains his name? someone thought long and hard about this, neil, at espn, and it is all a f

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. >>> and safety mike trout and the angels, phillies looking to win six in a row and adam joseph comingff a great game with the braves. and he is fighting for his job. and reece is down in the minors putting prerk pressure on him. >> we were all teammates in spring training and we know what could happen at any moment. we know one another. get the opportunity to play be make the most of it and take advantage of your opportunitieses. >> check out the new sixers jerseys they are wearing this upcoming season, a few slight chances the nike swoop and the stubhub logo. it also features the phrase brotherly love at the bottom and markelle fultz will number 20. and also alan iverson is apologizing on his instagram account for skipping the big three tournament game in dallas over the weekend. that is it from eagles headquarters, the eagles are still inside. live at nova care, jeff skversky, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> the police athletic league summer baseball season is coming to an end. the 23 and under division played its last game today. team lighthouse faced off against north p

row. they will be in anaheim tonight to take on mike trout and angels.on nola gets the ball for fightins. >>> check this out, texas star andrea bell tray picked up his 3,000 hit on sunday. yesterday he is facing former teammate felix hernandez and during the game hernandez walks up, gives him a hug before he pitches to him and then adrian is like thanks, appreciate you, number 3,001. right up the middle. that hug though. >> yes. >> you know what, deserve him one up. >> it felt that way. >> thanks, sir. >> yeah. >> we will be right took the mann music certainty stage by storm today. >> ♪ >> this is step africa using drum beats, call the movement, dancer introduced young ought dense to aspects of african culture. performance was part of the mann's young people concert series which is free, opened to the public. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at 10 on our sister station cw philly and we're back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> up next, "cbs evening news", from new york here now is anthony mason. take care family we will see you ton

. >> mike you have me thinking i sat in the front row of the briefing room in the mid-90s covering one bill clinton. when you and i look around we've been around a rung time. last time you were on the broadcast you brought your list of it's not normal. and see an ongoing list in your head or in your device? and what has been risen in the past week or two that is added to it? >> yeah, no, the fact that the president would bring in someone who is completely empowered, mooch, and give -- putting somebody named mooch a run of the west wing. it definitely is not .but what's fascinating about it for mooch it was mission accomplished. my colleague jonathan swan reported the great expression from a official who sat there at dinner with us and said, that mooch was a reince seeking missile. that is ivanka and jared wanted the reince priebus the chief of staff out. sure enough the sean secretary press secretary went. mooch wound up being a -- a suicide bomber in that sense. so that's just not normal. the idea with general john kelly is can we make it more normal? and it is a fascinating statement

. >> reporter: the report says it is not only mike pence and that other republicans are getting their ducks in a row in case president trump does not secret election for the second term. a lot of this may have to do with the ongoing probe with possible ties between the trump campaign and russia. with the presidential campaigns getting longer some see it as a run for 2024 and not necessarily 2020. >> i think it would be clinical suicide for the vice president to look for 2020 and i think this is a look toward 2024. >> reporter: the president himself working behind the scenes to prepare for reelection efforts and democrats going through the early jostling to field an opponent. >> that was doug luzader reporting. through the first six months in office vice president pence has appeared in several events and appeared at a fundraiser for his own pack two weeks ago and headlined a republican dinner in tennessee last week. >>> today the open firefighters will make the final sweep of the oakland hills in the area of the fire last week to make sure it does not flare up again. it started wednesday at the grizz

. >> mike thomas is getting a front row seat to all of this action.e's in south carolina which is right in that path of totality. >> not everybody is going to be watching from there. stargazers flocking to the air and space museum especially this morning as they hope to get their hands on a pair of eclipse sunglasses. that's where our anjali hemphill is live this morning. >> reporter: you see every day a line of that people to get in to the air and space museum. at 7 o'clock in the morning, check it out, people have lawn chairs, they've got their coffee obviously, some even have towels and blankets to sit on because they're planning to be here for awhile. the museum does not even open until 10 o'clock this morning but all of these people are in line because they are here to get the very coveted very sought after eclipse glasses. obviously nobody wants to be putting themselves in danger and at risk so everybody is here to get that proper eyewear and we're talking to kate. kate has been here since before 6 o'clock this morning to try to get those glasse

. >> reporter: the report says it is not only mike pence and that other and beaches -- ambitious republicans are getting their ducks in a row the president does not seek a second term and a lot of this has to do with the on going probe into the russian and the 2016 election. some see this as simply a run for 2024 and not necessarily 2020. >> it would be political suicide for the president to look at 2020 so i don't by this and i think they are looking to 2024. >> reporter: the president himself looking behind the scenes to prepare for his reelection efforts as democrats go through the jostling to field an apartment -- opponent. >> reporter: marilyn congressman john delaney has thrown his hat in the ring, but he is first even though he is not a household name. >>> the justice department is trying to stop leaks of confidential information out of the white house and the deputy attorney general rosenstein is leading the investigation into who is leaking stories to the media saying they will hold everyone accountable no matter who they are.>> if we identify somebody that is violated the law we will prosecute them. >> including a

. >> mike thomas has the plum assignment this morning or should i say the rows say assignment this morninge grape assignment. hi, mike. >> reporter: hey, steve, hey, allison getting ready to raise our glasses. glasses just yet. it is just 8:50 in the morning. but hey we're down here at district winery which is, yes, d.c. first winery will open later on today. let me give you a behind the scenes look here at d.c. winery. to do that we have connor mccormick the head wine maker here. first question i got to ask are we actually growing the grapes here or import or what's the deal there. >> great question. we're not growing the grapes. do anything but growing the grapes. i'm importing grapes from all around the delivering them and doing the wine make going we're back behind the scenes here. tell us a little bit about we got barrels and machines in the back. how does this whole bosses process work. >> we're standing in one of our temperature barrels rooms. once the grapes are finish fermenting they stay in the barrels for up to two years in temperature controlled environment. i have a lot of fer

mike noel, your response. agree, some d things that went on in the forest were improper, but now we a situation where you're rowing 72 million more feed of timber on the north land or 66 dixie,n board feed on the and allowing harvest of omewhere around four or five million acre of feed, that is just not sustainable. certainly there has to be some harvesting of trees, bidding of the forest healthy and even to have control of burns.and controlled but to not have harvesting, to not have any type of control and not have management and again, 'm talking about groups that sued to stop harvesting of dead bark beatle trees, people that the shutdown access to the forest, people who don't want to stump. they made statements like, i would rather see the whole see a stump han to there is balance we have to go back to. we have knowledge now to in fact have can better, healthier forest with being able ects and to harvest timber trees, why should we get timber from canada and other countries, where they jobs?ize and take out in e mills in the area, and arizona, just over the border in 1996, when that forest service allowing logg

row according to j.d. power. joining us is mike jackson, the chairman, the president, and the ceo of autonation.nks for being here today. >> thank you good morning good to be here. >> the "journal" had a story about how this is the seventh month in a row that we've seen slumping auto sales. according to j.d. power that there are some things that have been taking place in the industry and it sounds like you're seeing some of the very same trends. >> there's no question that there's headwinds in the new vehicle business now, july being down 7%, i think that's more fleet than retail sales because our july retail sales are only off 2%. >> fleets are like the -- >> fleets can be very volatile, from month to month. >> we're talking about fleets like police cars, car companies? >> okay. so i don't think there's anything too dramatic in july's numbers. but the fact remains that new vehicle sales are slowed and it's a headwind moving downward 2% to 3% still be above 17 million units. but, down as a humble retailer, the manufacturers are overproducing for this level of business so there's a lot of invento

here for a while and looking to win six in a row for the first time in months in anneheim and as good of a starter aaron nola has been a tough test facing a mike two time mvp and grew up for the first time in three years and phillies strike first and tommy joseph hot and three hits yesterday and two tonight including in the first and phillies have a 1-0 lead in the fourth, trout is one for two in the game. check this out tonight it's boston one of the best catches you will ever see. cleveland's austin jackson. wow, a home run, take another look over the wall and right center and somehow some way he can hold on to that baseball. on the first day of live tackling three of the eagles newest stars stays out of harm's way and misses practice for personal reasons and tory smith sidelined with injuries neither sound very serious and feels like the hottest day in training camp so far today the sun beating down on practice former eagles coach dick talking with pederson and quarterback carson wentz doesn't have receivers and they are still beating up the starting corners and listen to patrick robinson he rips himself. >> it was a terrible day for me. it

mike and alex, back over to you. >>> coming up on 7:04. one person dead after a row home fire in kensington. two others, including fire fighters are in the hospital. >> lauren johnson is at the hospital where they are at temple university hospital giving us an update on how they are doing, lauren? >> reporter: mike and alex, there are some reports that one person did jump from that burning home, that is person that was brought here to temple university hospital to be treated for minor injuries and fire fighters on the scene also taken to the hospital, frankford torresdale and fire started inside of the two story row home just before 11:00 last night on the 1800 block of clementine in kensington. crews spent an hurry to get those flames under control. our camera saw atf agents standing around the scene and now a homicide investigation is underway in addition to the fire investigation to find out how it all started. again this morning, two injuries, one fatality and now a big investigation into how all of this happened, last night, around 11:00 o'clock, mike and alex. >> horrible. >> all right

also went to the annual meeting, fifth year in a row at citigroup and i asked, how can restructuring be done? even the chairman who i respect also, mikesaid it's done i don't think that's consistent with financial theories. >> sure, but don't tell me the stock is going to double in four to five years and then still rain on the parade after the fact at some point, don't you need to say this guy's done a darn good job. they've obviously been through hell and back. but the runway looks as good as it's looked in a decade, and part of the reason is because of what corbat and the others have managed to do over that period of time or else you wouldn't say the stock's going to double in the next handful of years. >> what citigroup has done, mike o'neil, the chairman, it's this citigroup has improved their structural risk positioning better than any other large bank better than any other large bank i've seen. in terms of capital, reduced risk structure, getting out of businesses, that's fantastic and that's enough to take the stocks over $110 billion. the extra boost, they're either going to need to get that extra growth or they're going to ne

schuylkill for the gang trying to get up to the pennsylvania turnpike, mike and alex back over to yo you. >> twelve year old mal rowoseman took her own life, parent want justice. >> they say the rock a way school system in north jersey to not go far enough to protect her and they're planning to file a lawsuit, the parent are. >> we need to understand that dirty looks, snide comment and things like that are important for the ad minute straight ores to pay attention to. it is not enough to say well that we don't have evidence. just because it is not in writing doesn't mean it doesn't hurt. and that's what i think the school has a responibility to look a little bit below the surface, and understand that a dirty look, while it may not in that moment be the ends of the earth to a child who is 12, constant dirty likes in school it, does change the make up of who you are. >> does the school district actually have responsibility to look below the surface? >> we want to point out even though the mom was talking about dirty looks, also, text messages, social media comment, on snap chat. so more than just words and looks. >>

mike at 8:00. >> i'll be over there >> we'll be over in the front row >> at 8:00 this morning >> we're out of here. >> who cares about the show. >> bring your envelope. >> ok. >> now the assumption, what was that? is that when mary went up into heaven? come on you two >> what do you mean us two? >> get your catholic out. >> mary visit >> how about i check? at this point i'm not sure. >> we're going to get so many tweets. the number is all like time. because it's 7:01 and it's a >> you're right. assumption of mary into heaven, >> we got to straightened out. now, you know, in another realm of possibility, were he got lemon meringue pie day and bus stop buddy with the umbrella. he's in the backyard this morning, but it may rain onpoin. you see rain on radar. and some heaviernd delaware counties headed towards philadelphia. we may see somsun is trying to the clouds, right now. we have 67 in allentown, dover, going to head to about 82, get sunshine today but we do have a chance of a this afternoon, hig temperature today, 82 degrees, we'll it gets tomorrow coming up bob kelly >> at least mary is what do

row. because only verizon has the best network and the best unlimited. >>> tonight we're learning that the vice president mikepence will travel to bedminister this week to meet with his boss, president trump. this comes as the vice president and his team are shooting down a report in the "new york times" that pence is gearing up for a run if trump does not run in 2020. "outfront" is mark blatter. thank you for joining me. the vice president has called it disgraceful and offensive. you tweeted that it's wishful thinking. why a full-court press and an ov over-the-top response? >> because the vice president obama has one agenda and that's to focus on the president's re-election. >> so you're not worried about he who doth protest against this? there was a statement from the vice president that was pretty unprecedented. >> well, when you see speculation, conjecture, half truths masquerading as news on the new york ims t"the new york to push back. the president feels firmly about this. you see this with president trump and vice president pence, they're going to tell the american people what is on their minds and wh

mike wallace did covering the convention for cbs news. and we're sitting at home watching this on tv. we're watching the mayor of chicago who's running this convention, in effect, from his front row seat screaming up at the podium at democratic senator abe ruin cough, yelling anti-semitic things about him, to him that we can lip read what he's saying. stunning stuff is going on inside the ugliest convention we've ever seen. and outside is the ugliest happenings outside a convention that america has ever seen. and out of that comes a democratic nominee. hubert humphrey believed he was cursed coming out of this convention because it was such a disaster. and he was. and he had no money -- [audio difficulty] the campaign because everyone thought he was going to lose. he was way behind in the polls the nixon. and eventually humphrey decided i've really got to say something about what this campaign is about. i've got to say something about vietnam, and i'm going to do it whether lyndon johnson wants me to or not. and finally, humphrey delivers a speech that feels as though he's declared his independence from lyndon johnson's war policy, and he starts to go up. and he starts to attract

row concern. that is complete fiction. that is complete andi complete fiction. that is complete and i know that his advisers, who had comments attributed to them, have comment delete but —— have pushed back. mikebly effective vice president. he was quick to dismiss the allegations. he went on to say, my entirety will focus all our efforts to advance the president's agenda and see him re—elected in 2020. adding, any suggestion otherwise is both laughable and absurd. political manoeuvres played out in the white house with members of the top team being hired and fired. but top team being hired and fired. but to won has stood back from the fray and remained relatively quiet. representing the us on various foreign trips and that the president's site for various announcements. a spokeswoman stood by the article, saying that we are confident in the accuracy of our reporting and will let the story speakfor reporting and will let the story speak for itself. the president left washington pro working vacation at the end of last week and perhaps, on the end of last week and perhaps, on the golf course, he will have thoughts about these latest stirrings. three young children are being cared for by relative

mike, traffic has not been great. i saw some of those 70s running across your forecast. >> felg a little bit like fall. we'll have many mornings in a rowlike this. if you can't get outside and join this, you can do it on the weekend. unseasonably warm weather pattern. that sticks it out through the weekend. potentially, we could see the remnants of it here. we could have rain in the forecast. >> 68 manassas, 68 in clip ton. the clouds are around now but more sunshine this afternoon. then we could have an isolated shower north and west of the district. maybe overnight tonight. local radar, we're dry with the clouds in place. big area of high pressure has moved from canada. in the tropical storm harvey towards southern texas. could drop 15 inches or more of rainfa rainfall. for us, locally, we're going to stay hugo. the humane rescue alliance, he's still able. he actually can't here either. we're hoping he find a home. >> 5:00 p.m., less humid. really nice today. tomorrow and through the we cannend, upper 70s. maybe even the mid-730 eads. the morning lows in the 60s. yes, we're watching closely the labor day weekend forecast next weekend

row in the 90's. that's a check of the forecast. erin como is back. happy monday erin. >> happy monday to you mike thomas. take a look behind me.traffic. not seeing any slowdowns as you make your way out on 395. 270 right here looks really nice and local and main lanes down toward the spur, no congestion closer to the truck scales. 295 volume waking up directions northbound headlights, southbound taillights but again to and from the 11th street bridge nice and quiet. here's that live look at 395 where you can see traffic is flowing in both directions. i'll let you know if that changes. aside from clear roads we're seeing clear conditions pretty much everywhere inside and outside the beltway. no problems in southern maryland right now in clinton waldorf looking good brandywine problem free upper marlboro. things in oxon hill looking really nice as well. 295 a closer look at that on the map. 50 looks good. only green line delays for ongoing track work. rest of your metro is on time. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. back to you. >> ♪ >> time now is 5:18. let's take a look at the stories you're engaging with the most thi

row seat with nasa's live stream. >> seems like everyone stopped what they were doing to watch the eclipse today, even the staff at the white house. vice president mike pence, attorney general sessions and ivanka trump could be seen checking out the suspect kl in the sky. >>> here at home, we weren't in the path of totality. >> no. but we got a pretty good spectacle. meteorologi meteorologistkrystal klye explains what crossed the path. >> reporter: i'm here at westchester university and people were here looking at a viewing party and everyone still seemed happy and some disappointed it wasn't completely dark. look at the ground. what you see on the shadow is very dark shadow and along the edge, say holding out a piece of paper, it is fuzzier along the edge. we were right on the edge of the eclipse today and why we didn't see the total darkout for the total eclipse that some experienced. take a lock at the video we have for you guys. this shows the entire nation. the path of totality, the areas that saw the total eclipse, that hit 14 states across the u.s. first total eclipse hitting right around 1:20 in oregon. the last hitting what w a total eclipse

mike. >> exactly what's going on. >> guys talk about women during the middle of the game in the biggest game they go, hey, man, did you see that girl in that front rowlk about this now. i got a police play coming up. >> see? ya. >> thanks, guys. >> men. >> thanks. >> you guys, thank you. have a great day. >> seem like it would be easier at basketball game. the front row, they get the floor seats. >> sure. >> you have a better view that way. >> much easier. but it is easier to oggle the fans when you have a helmet on. >> but then do you have look back, look up, they'll know you're looking because it is so high. >> true. >> you can't be slick with it. >> listen, it is not easy to be a creep. >> it is 6:46. are you ready with traffic? >> but you're diligent. >> every darn day. >> we have a problem with patco this morning, i believe skyfox over this incident where a derailed work equipment happened so hard to fell but it is off the rales, and causing whole lot of problems for folks trying to take patco this morning, so between philadelphia and lindenwold, there is a delay, on the emergency schedule because of this derailed work equipment. so trains are

row. duck: quack! call to request your free decision guide now. because the time to think about tomorrow is today. >>> okay. you're looking at live pictures now of vice president mike pence on a tour of rockport, texas. you can hear there in that video, a pretty stirring image of people singing "god bless america." ♪ god bless america >> let's listen in. ♪ my home sweet home [ applause ] >> all right. >> pretty, some remarkable images. a few moments ago people singing "god bless america" as vice president pence and his wife karen shaking hands with people actually impacted by harvey. you're seeing pictures live right now on cnn. just a few moments ago you heard the vice president talk to those people there in rockport, text, right outside of a damaged church. the vice president passing on a message. he says he received from president trump. telling the people down there that he loves texas, and he'll be there in the state with the first lady on saturday. we'll continue to monitor those pictures as they come in and bring more to you as it all warrants. for now, let's turn to, back to houston. thousands of evacuees at the brown convention center, the days after harve

mike. have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ sun to the farm ♪ ♪ to the seeds in a row ♪ ♪ goodness begins with the seed that you sow ♪ ♪ plant goes around and around and around ♪ ♪ seed to the oat ♪ to get made to an o ♪ ♪ o from the farm ♪ ♪ straight into your bowl ♪ put in the good and the good will grow ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around ♪ ♪ good goes around and around... ♪ >> 7:55. local young man surprising people on the streets of philadelphia and making their day. june roar reporter alexa ross from temple here to explain. >> hi, alexa. >> how are you. >> good. such a hard thing today in the digital age with so many musicians trying to make music. darius coleman is going back to his roots and surprising people on the streets of philadelphia by singing to them. >> what would you do if someone came up to you and said -- >> i would love to sink for you guys. >> for darius coleman singing to strangers has become a way of life. ♪ >> the 26-year-old northwest philadelphia native has been singing for as long as he can remember. but decided to pursue his passion during his time at the philadelphia high school for the c

row seat for the oncoming total solar eclipse. this natural phenomenon hasn't occurred since 1979, and the tennessee capital is the largest city in its path.with that in mind, titans coach mike mularkey altered the club's schedule so his team could watch the eclipse together. ( darya ) that was alabama head coach nick saban talking about today's solar eclipse. saban does not seem to care about the eclipse from that comment. his team doesn't have special plans despite some teams shifting their schedules for the event. saban did say he would let his players watch the eclipse with special glasses. ( darya ) the san francisco giants are officially eliminated from playoff contention after losing to the philadelphia phillies 5-2 yesterday. this was the 76th loss for the giants this year. it left them 39 games behind the l-a dodgers. ( darya )talk about the catch of the year.during the junior league world series sunday, kennett square (pa.) was

mike 2 was heavy downpour overnight and looked like it was clearing up. >> a road my way to work but do i have toy pay toll or pete meet are for my row boat you. >> shouldt the sun to go to work. i promise. there's the loop of this storm system blowing through here. i mean this was coming through here with gusty winds and mercer country trenton and reporting some trees down and also had trees down to the north and west of philadelphia. and flash flooding on the schuylkill this morning. renegade showers stafford township. and beach haven a spot sprichingle and out of here. we're looking again cloudy conditions. 71 with northwest breeze coming in at 6 and whipped direction is key today. north west wind is a drying wind. it will have the breeze all afternoon long. in fact winds gust around 10 to 15 miles an hour today. that is going to could be tin to usher in the dry air mass. in fact look at dew point values close to 70 now and this is tall rabl air that comes out of canada dropping dew points down to the 40s and 50s. that is going to be a refres refreshing feel. especially later today. and then as we go through tomorrow. great conditions. here's the fro

mike, i like the discussion we were just setting up which is the overall market moves aren't huge but the individual stock moves are. >> without a doubt, maybe the 12th or 13th day in a row in the 24770s a very tight band. didn't move a whole lot today, but below the surface you're seeing a lot of give and take. talked about that sort of reflex to perhaps sell on the news when you get even decent earnings report yet on the whole you have enough supporting the market here that it looks okay. the average stock is underperforming the index for the last, i don't know, ten days or a month so maybe we're having another one of these very quiet and unin itsable bull packs and we'll see how we have movers coming out after hours let's get to bob pisani. another record-setting day, at least for the dow, bob should we make too much of the fact that the dow has been powering higher lately while the s&p and everyone else is sitting this out. >> professionals are not impressed because it's so narrow dealing with boeing and mcdonald's and a little bit with apple and united health. so, look, it's up. that's what gets the attention of the general public. s&p has been down most of the time