. >> reporter: mayor mike smith says there are problems.he town still struggles with its recovery. since katrina, waveland has shrunk. from 8,000 to 6,400 residents. the mayor blames strict building codes and high blood insurance rates for keeping people away. >> my flood insurance is going to go to $3,900. >> reporter: from what? >> from $375. >> reporter: before katrina, there were 29 businesses here in downtown waveland. now there are only five. much of this area is nothing more than empty fields. the 29-member police department still works out of a trailer after 12 feet of water destroyed their old building, forcing officers to cling to rooftops and trees during the storm. >> every patrol car went under water. every radio went under water. >> you were literally lost in your own city. >> it was bad times. >> reporter: susie now paints in memory of her mom who did not survive, warning others in future storms to heed the evacuation orders. >> don't do it to the people you love. how hard is it to go? it's not that hard. go. >> reporter: ten

. >> hamels and mike smith are the only two phillies who have won a world series mvp and according to cole it was of the trade that cemented his relationship with the fans. >> we come here and our dreams are to win a championship to win a ring and not really understand the purpose behind it. but i think we've really gasped that. when we got to take the parade down broad street and see what it really meant to the fans here. i can't thank you for that. >> hamels also heavily involved in the community. foundation raised more than a million dollars. they released a statement pledging to continue their work here in philadelphia and also expand those efforts down in texas. one of his former teammates honored before the game. we've got that and much more later in sports. keith? >> amy, thank you very much. >>> back here at home seven people face charges after allegedly stealing more than $800,000 in jewelry. police say they hit six different states including new jersey and pennsylvania. police say operation pandora began the trip in 2014 when this group followed a vehicle from a trade show a

phillies will have the franchise four the four greatest phillies represented with the first pitch, mike smithve carlton were tossing them out, phillies will look to keep up their winning ways tonight at 7:00 right here on nbc10. they've won 11 of 13 since the all-star break including a 9-3 victory over the braves last night. they'll turn to a rookie on the hill tonight. overall the skipper believes his team has turned a corner. >> you know, i challenged them before we left for the break to choose one of two paths. either we're the team -- a team that has the bad record or we're a better team than our record. and i choose to believe we're a better team than our record for the first half and hopefully they feel the same way. >> the robin roberts family throwing out the first pitch. a beautiful day to be down the shores and that's where the sixers were as they held their annual beach bash in avalon. from hoops to a dunk tank the chance to meet and hear from the fers first-round pick jalil okafor. >> after the summer league i was there for, like, ten days. i was there working out and using the fa

some of the philly grates have been brought back, charley manuel and mike smith. they brought back playoff and world series clamps of the past. it was a manager, charley manager that got the biggest loudest, longest owe investigation of them all. with no teams in the playoffs it's really hard. the fans are still here. it's alumni weekend and they're showing their spirit out here. what team do you think the best chance of winning the championship. >> i would go with the flyers. i love my flyers. i'm a big flyers fan. so you think they're the hopes to do anything next of all four teams? >> of course. but i haven't given up on my phyllis yet. what sport do you think philadelphia has the best chance to get a championship yet. >> i have to say the eagles. i think the eagles have a really good shot making it to the playoffs. what was going through your mind when you her the owe investigation for charley he man yell. that was great. charley manual really deserved that. it was great. was it a bit sad that was for the manager that got fired a few years ago. >> we love char

smith: mike? mr.regent: you have three countries with consistent strategic messages over the last 30 years. china, iran, and russia dealing with an administration that leaves office in 17 months. they had a playbook. they know what they want to get and were able to get it. mr. smith: can you describe iran? mr. pregent: you are looking at the same, consistent policies and italy on julie -- ideology coming out of iran the last 30 years. the same out of pressure for the last 20 years. the same in china. our foreign policy in the middle east, our adversaries take advantage of it based on who is in office. the next administration will have to deal with the iran deal. if it is republican, it will not be happy about it. we are hearing neither hillary nor biden want to run on this because it is that bad. you have an advantage when you are in adversary dealing with an administration leaving office in 17 months. when the president says iran will never get a bomb on my that ishat 17 months -- 17 months. it is th

. >> reporter: mayor mike smith says there are problems as the town still struggles with recovery recovery. since katrina, waveland has shrunk from 8,000 to 6400 residents. the mayor blames strict building codes and high flood insurance rates to keep people away. >> my flood insurance is going to go to $3900. >> from what? >> from $375. >> reporter: before katrina, there were 29 businesses here in downtown waveland. now there are only five. . of this area is nothing more than empty fields. the 29-member police department still works out of a trailer after 12 feet of water destroyed their old building forcing officers to cling to rooftops and trees during the storm. >> every patrol car went underwater. every radio was underwater. >> you were literally lost in your own city. >> it was bad times. >> suzie paints in memory of her mom who did not survive. warning others of future storms to heed the evacuation orders. >> don't do it to the people you love. how hard is it to go? it's not that hard. go. >> reporter: ten years into recovery, waveland's resilience continues while the undercurrent of

mike. >> indeed. and sam smithide this weekend at outside lands. >> wish i had tickets. >> here is a look at live doppler hd and we have pretty much clear conditions and we do have some areas of spotty clouds but as we look from our san jose camera you can see the white puffy clouds in the distance with continues going to be warming up over the next couple of days. right now santa rosa is 70 and same in napa. novato is 72 and fairfield is 73 and livermore is at 74 degrees. the temperatures will go up slightly by tomorrow because of the weak high pressure. but what is happening is the area of low pressure, tropical storm fair me is making a boomerang pattern trailing off hawaii it is going to bring us wet weather overnight. now, we have a ridge of high pressure that will move out and be replaced with the trough of low pressure and that will cool things off over the weekend. as we take a look at today, we do have a game at the cove and the positive would take on the oakland a's with starting temperatures sunny skies

on the far right is timothy smith. mikelard, justin solonick, and tom parson and i'll pitch it to tim. >> it's beautiful to be here with you today. i think what we'll do first is tell you a little bit about ourselves and introduce ourselves. my name is tim smith. i live in tennessee. i teach at the university of tennessee at martin. and mississippian at heart, though. a native mississippian, grew up in carrollton and went to ol' mississippi misstate, got degrees from both somehow. egg bowl day i'm a winner either way. my publications in terms of the civil war basically fall into three different categories and each of those categories overlap a little bit. a lot of what i do, particularly recently, deals with battle histories, and i've written on shiloh and champion hill and current, and working on a book 0 on fort hinske fort donaldson. another area i like to get involved in is mississippi history, and obviously a lot of that will fall glow battle history as well. but i've written on senator james e. george, the mississippi

smith. yes. >> scene, showing it right now, mike, really loves. it is you and will smith. you guys really, you know, some chemistry there. >> not even kissing. you are talking into each other's mouths. for some reason i find it sexy >> oh, i'm glad, i guess, you had the desired effect then. >> i've never done. that will i need to try this. >> oh,. >> talking into each other's mouths without kissing. >> i don't know. hey, when people see you on the street, what are they talking about most? wolf of wall street or folk us? >> huge fan base, so people still come up to me and want to talk about neighbors oddly enough. >> i know a loft people are talking about suicide squad. >> oh, yes. that's filming now. >> that's will smith again. i don't know if you know this or not. waist born and raise in the our city of philadelphia. >> i know, bonn and raised, so i heard. >> west philadelphia, born and raised. >> because everyone is talking about the fact these pictures came out. now, have you ever given a tatoo before? >> have i ever given a tatoo before? >> because this these photos yo

mike honda". take vo --y en la que participaran el fiscal de distrito "jeff hosen"... y la alguacil "laura smith--"honda" es reconocido a nivel internacional por su lucha en proteger a niÑos y mujeres vctimas de la epxlotacin. --a principios de aÑo... el presidente obama firm una propuesta presentada por "honda" que protege a los sobrevivientes de dicho crimen. lorena --- cambiemos totalmente de tema, y vaya que sorpresa la que se llevaron decenas de baÑistas cuando encontraron el cuerpo de una ballena muerta en la orilla de una playa de nuestra zona....--- juanfra --- un hecho que se ha convertido en una tendencia inexplicable este verano --- take 2boxes pasamos con paola reyes de telemundo 48 primera edicin... quien se encuentra desde manor beach en pacfica... ---paola esta es la tercera ballena muerta encontrada precisamente en ese lugar? paola live que tal buenos dias.... cuando comience a amanecer aqui en manor beach en pacifica oficiales haran planes para retirar los restos de esta ballena de la playa la ballena jorobada de 33 pies de largo fue detectada sobre la playa por vecino

smith. >> larry: that's our show. i want to thank our panelists, mikeam and jessica st. clair. good nightly, everyone! >> chris: it's 11:59 and 59 seconds. this happened on twitter today! in response to a fairly run-of-the-mill "vanity fair" article on modern online dating, tindir had a meltdown on twitter yesterday, insists it's a playing placeto find

chris borland smith retires frank gore to the colts. mike is gone. for the new coach. >> jim is walking this is the first opportunity to be head coach. totally unproochbility you have a stadium where you can't grow grass. 1 billion dollars and can't get one season of sprout. just like where does it end. at this time end for alden smith with the niners today. fifth arrest in three years cut. stunning especially when you consider. tuesday night 3 nights ago. niners gm told reporters smith was doing outstanding job personally and professional. imagine how he felt when he answered the phone today. contract extension for smith. set to earn nearly 10 million $this season. hard to find any positive in the story but i will say this listening to jim this morning. you really cap see why the players loved him and why they support him because he genuinely care about his his guys about alden smith player and person. he has been turning his life around. he's in the process of turning his life around. the people stumble. if some things are greater greater risk in t

tori smith,16th -- 136th retired. awl and mikeave been at the spear of this flight for quite a bit of time, and things that need to be known is that this test was never validated that the city fought so hard to keep which excluded blacks and hispanics and women. and not only was it not validated, the amount of money that went out of this city to the suburbs, to rockland county and putnam county and here and there that this city desperately needed was unconscionable 6789 we can't go to rockland county and become firefighters. we can't even go to long island and become a firefighter. so those types of things are the reasons why we felt as black people that our sons, our daughters need an opportunity to have jobs that we have to suffer through the stuff that goes on in the city. our children should have an opportunity to benefit from the good paying jobs in this city. and that's why we fought this battle, and it's not over, and it's a shame that in this day and time that the powers that be feel it's still necessary to stop manager th

mike leek the starting pitcher tonight. let's go down to the field level. fallon smith is with us. and one of the most anticipated series of the season begins right now. >> reporter: it is a very, very big series after taking two of three from the cubs the giants open up a three him gave stint here at at&t park against the st. louis cardinals who happen to own the best record in baseball. and as you mentioned, newcomer mike leek is taking the hill for san francisco and still looking for the first win with the orange and black. this is his third start with the giants but his debut here at at&t park as a member of the g-men. he should feel comfortable pitching here. he went 4-0 with a 4.07 e.r.a. and he's familiar with the cardinals, having been in the same division. >> they are a fun team to face. they are a challenge. they are a team that doesn't give up. it is nice if i can put a game together and help us try to win a game. it is also nice to come here and try to contribute to a team that has been so successful. >> reporter: now coming up later in sports, just when we thought the

smith, maria bartiroma has the morning off. it is tuesday august 25th. fox business's dagen mcdowell, mike murphy, senior correspondent charlie gasparino. we are seeing triple digit gains, that doesn't do it justice. dow futures up 123 points. isn't the futures, 158. we are watching, helping to solve futures higher moments ago, china's central bank cutting its benchmark lending rate by 1/4%, that happened in the last 30 minutes and held futures build on earlier gains. looking at the shanghai composite suffering big losses overnight. and the fifth time since november chinese central bank has done this. the shanghai composite did so dramatically. europe's stock rallying this morning checking on commodities prices, your markets to the upside, gains of 4%, brand 4%, looking at commodity prices, crude-oil gaining this morning bouncing back from dramatic selling, not quite topping $40 a barrel but it is needed there and did fall to the lowest level in 6.5 years and copper prices largely looked at as an indication of the global economy, copper has taken a big hit, bouncing back 1.5%. more on chin

but he said that he thought that margaret smith -- if we would accept this. i talked to mike about it and he said that whatever clint and i decided -- i talked to clint and he was not inclined to be favorable to it. i talked to wilbur coin, as you know is a technician in this field, and he says that if we want it that he can redraft it so as to meet the objections of the treasury and justice. but when i contacted wilbur last, he said someone in the white house said that you didn't want it. i'm just telling you, this might be something that would be necessary under the circumstances. >> i hadn't heard of it. this is the first i heard of it. >> not you put the white house. who he talked to in the white house i don't know. >> i don't either. i'll check to see who did. and i will be guided by what you all think ought to be done. i try to see that the forces that are so vitally interested in it like labor would agree and i'd be inclined to follow their advice. if you get clint to go along with it i think it would be a mistake for you and clint to split -- >>> by all means. >> i'd

. >>> you lose guys like patrick willis, justin smith that, opens the door for former practice squad players to step up and maybe make the roster. mikessel is a candidate. you'll know mike is there when you see his hair, his long locks. he has a big goal line stand, plays most of the game registering tackles. >> i will be battling until my career is over. every day is a challenge. they're looking for your replacement. so i'm fighting and scratching and clawing and so is every other guy in the room. eyes are on us. some of the players have heft and everything. it doesn't, you know, makes us want it even more. >>> on to baseball, it was ryan vogelsong on the mound tonight. the game delayed 31 minutes by rain. johnny peralta, look at justin maxwell, making the catch and bangs into the railing. right now, scoreless in the fourth. hunter pence is having an mri on his obliques. no word on how much time he may be out. cannot afford to lose hunter pence. dodgers are in the bay area, taking on a's tonight in a two-game set. a's coming off an o and seven road trip. it's just not going to get easier tonight facing clayton kershaw. >> we had a t

today general manager mike maccagnan said they are looking to add a qb but they don't have a timetable for when they'll do it. he was also asked about geno smith's on and off the field issues. you know about the broken jaw. he was late for a team meeting. also cursed out a fan in metlife stadium. >> the only thing i can judge geno on what he's done so far and i'm aware of the past. but really geno's offseason, he's done a lot of positive things. we're going to support him and every player on our team to try to come together as a team and work through this. >> be sure to tune in to our half-hour pregame show, ready for take-off, 7:00 friday night right before the 7:30 kick-off. >>> finally tonight, you might want to cover your nose for this one, just the thought of it. as we know, baseball players are probably the most superstitious group of athletes on the planet. cubs manager joe maddon knew his team had a good thing going on their receipt winning streak and he chalked it up to the socks he was wearing. didn't take them off or change them for 10 days before the nine-game winning he is married. i'm sure his wife is happy it was snapped. >> throw

. >>> you lose guys like patrick willis, justin smith that, opens the door for former practice squad players to step up and maybe make the roster. mikeidate. you'll know mike is there when you see his hair, his long locks. he has a big goal line stand, plays most of the game registering tackles. >> i will be battling until my career is over. every day is a challenge. they're looking for your replacement. so i'm fighting and scratching and clawing and so is every other guy in the room. eyes are on us. some of the players have heft and everything. it doesn't, you know, makes us want it even more. >>> on to baseball, it was ryan vogelsong on the mound tonight. the game delayed 31 minutes by rain. johnny peralta, look at justin maxwell, making the catch and bangs into the railing. right now, scoreless in the fourth. hunter pence is having an mri on his obliques. no word on how much time he may be out. cannot afford to lose hunter pence. dodgers are in the bay area, taking on a's tonight in a two-game set. a's coming off an o and seven road trip. it's just not going to get easier tonight facing clayton kershaw. >> we had a tough road trip

smith arrest on our news at 11:00. see you then. >>> we're here with relationship expert mike dow, co-host of e's "sex with brody."s about love and dating. >> and we've asked him to bring insight to our viewers. >> the love doctor. >> how are you? >> are you ready? >> i am ready. >> we have a bunch of people lined up on the phone because they want you to help them. our first question is from brielle from missouri. what's your question? >> i was wondering how to -- when a partner has less confidence, how to show them you care. >> i think what she's saying is she doesn't have a lot of confidence or self-esteem and how to deal with that. >> one of my best pieces of advice if you are not confident in that relationship, it shows. so you have to act as if. i think a lot of us if we just sort of act as if we are that confident, sexy person and we put on a little bit of a show in the begin, pretty soon it starts to feel real. and i have -- this morning when i got up sometime there is's that nervous feeling like "am i going to do good today?" i'm going to put a smile on my face and show up to this stage and do great. if yo

smith would vote for it. tommy did, too, if we would accept this. now, i talked to mike about it and he said that whatever clint and i decided. i talked to clint and he was not inclined to be favorable to it. i talked to wilber cohen, as you know, who is the technician in this deal. and he says that if we want it, that he can redraft it so as to meet the objections of the treasury and justice, but when i contacted wilber last, he said someone in the white house said that you didn't want it this might be something that would be necessary under the circumstances. >> i never heard of it. this is the first i've heard of it. >> but the white house. who he's talking in the white house, i don't know. >> i don't, either. but i'll check and see who it did. i didn't want you all to think it ought to be done. i try to see that the forces that are so widely interested in like labor would agree with you and i'd be inclined to follow their advice. i think it would be a mistake. >> by all means, i -- >> i would be inclined. i think that you ought to explore it because if it's that clos

, the jets let ik go for punching quarterback gino smith in the jaw, a date later he signs with the bills. why rex ryan scooped him up so quickly. mikeood day. >> ♪ >> live from the fox 29 studios. >> this is "good day philadelphia". >>> kathleen kane, boy, she comes out swinging. she says the charges against her, all part of some grand plan to keep her silent, the scandal she claims people in harrisburg are trying to cover up. >> ♪ >> explosion on the new jersey turnpike seen for miles away. two tractor-trailers collide, and you won't believe what happened to the driver. >> and, should chris christie resign? almost half of new jersians think so. but they still say he shouldn't be forced to do so. we'll try to explain that on a thursday morning. good day everybody, it is thursday, august the 13th, 2015. hi, everybody. >> hello. >> here we go. here we go. >> how did you like yesterday? >> it was

smith takes care of all of the old microphones from back in the day. i sang some where over the rainy into john lennon's emi microphones. all the mikes are saved. the dna and the spittle alone. >> jimmy: worth giving those things a lick. >> it is -- i felt amazing after doing that. i tell you. >> jimmy: you did. on a tour bus? or fly around? >> no, i like the tour bus. the tour bus is a great way. i love driving across america. stopping at old truck stops. getting out and seeing the country. and the tour bus is great. very cozy. you have a bed in the very back. like a cocoon. i sleep great on the tour bus. >> jimmy: you do? >> way better on the bus than i do in a hotel room or plane anywhere else. because the rumble, and it just, i don't know it keeps me. i sleepwalk and sleep talk a lot. >> jimmy: do you really? >> being on the bus and being enclosed is good for me. i don't sleep talk back there. >> jimmy: you could sleep drive. a real problem. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you sleepwalk. >> how did we get to toledo? >> jimmy: you sleep talk. do people tell you what you are saying? >> i used to be told i would sleep talk in a relationship. now i have an

smith is in custody. police still searching for his accomplices. >> we're encouraging them to turn themselves in. >> reporter: mikeh is recovering this morning. >> we value every moment we have together now. >> reporter: for "good morning america," steve osunsami, abc news, at lan the. >>> we move on to another exclusive. new video revealing how the two convicted killers broke out of a maximum security prison in june. investigators wearing a gopro camera retraced their steps. >> reporter: from the inmates cells through the underground tunnel system in the prison and out the manhole where they escaped. this morning, abc news obtained exclusive new video, showing the escape route authorities say david sweat and richard matt used to bust out of prison june 6th. >> the underside of the laundry facility. >> reporter: the video showing two strait investigators using a camera. the inmates cutting holes into the back of their cells. three minutes later, shimmying down into the prison's underground tunnel system. >> approaching the first significantly tight squeeze. >> reporter: at about nine inouts in, skreeding through t

smith, maria bartiromo has the morning off. with us it fox business's dagen mcdowell and mike murphy., gunfire disrupting a demonstration as hundreds gathered to mark the death of michael brown one year ago. officer darren wilson was cleared of all charges in that shooting. people hiding behind cars and taking cover in buildings as police say a shooting suspect is in critical condition after being shot by officers. two men were wounded in the same area in a drive-by shooting early this morning. two assailants opened fire in istanbul. one was captured inside a building where she hid. despite the weak trade data showing the exports traded to 1.3% in july. shanghai rallied nearly 4, 5%. the corporation, a government-run operation invested 32 billion into mutual funds in recent weeks according to the china securities journal. the futures showing the market building on earlier gains and we doubled from an hour ago, dow futures up now 120 points and notice there's fed speak. it's not where it needs to be. and s&p right now at 15. the nasdaq up 28. well, the dow is looking to snap seven stra

smith. maria bartiromo thought this morning it is monday, august august 3rd. with us this morning dagen mcdowell and mikeat shanghai composite moving 1.1%. $310 million oil has seen a big uptake in volatility has the chinese government continues to prop up the stock market. not a big reaction yet added the u.s. futures market although we have turned higher across the board. dow futures of 12, s&p and nasdaq futures also higher. in europe we see stock searching for direction although they have found their way to the upside as well. at&t releasing its first bundling package after the merger with directv. the tv wirelesswell. at&t releasing its first bundling package after the merger with directv. the tv wireless phone service costs 200 bucks a month for the first year includes hd and dvr service for four tvs and 10 gigabytes insurable wireless data. the first presidential debate of 2016 will take place this week erin on our sister network fox news channel. keep it on fox news and fox business for the election leading up to the thursday night face-off. it'll be something. hillary clinton campaign rolling ou

smith yesterday. some saying that you know, he tried to punch back but that the punch was intercepted as so many of his passes were in the past. >> mike, thanks for being with me. it's great to see you. >> thank you. >> we'll have an update on today's court appearance coming up in the next hour. >>> but developing out west, the epa administrator set to visit the river area in colorado amid signs of progress one week after a mine waste spill turned the river orange. look at the before and after. sent dangerous chemicals hundreds of miles into state waters. the epa, the agency task with protecting the environment accidentally unleashed 3 million gallons of polluted waste water. the agency saying those pollutants are dissipating but they admit they don't know the long term impact. the toxic spill is moving downstream almost passing through towns in colorado and new mexico and heading towards lake powell in utah. scott, this is scary stuff. >> reporter: it was certainly scary to look at. you can see that the looks cles sedment on the banks and three attorneys general will be visiting various parts of the spill area today. colorado, new me

mike. that's right, the long island expressway, an accident that happened involving an overturned tractor-trailer after 6:00, and they're trying to clear that out of the way. let's get an update from jim smith, see if they uprighted it yesterday. good morning, jim, what's going on? >> yeah, ines, the crews are are sill in that process of trying to hook up the cables to flip it back over. this happened on the westbound side of the lie just after exit 49. all lanes are closed on the highway itself, all the traffic now being diverted off to the service road. we'll show you the delays not only on the highway, but as well as the service road. it is bumper to bumper traffic, barely moving. before exit 50 now getting closer to exit 51, if you are in a passenger vehicle, the northern state parkway is excellent as an aller nate to get around these -- alternate to get around these delays. >> thank, jim. the rest of your commute on 80 and 287 in jersey, the staten island expressway a little slow by bradley avenue westbound, and a little sluggish approaching the verrazano bridge. on the cross bronx, stop and go by the bronx parkway westbound heading towards jerome, if you're heading towards the bruckne

smith faces more legal trouble after being arrested. police just revealed he's subpoena ed subpoenaed of drunk driving, hit-and-run and vandalism. it's his fifth arrest since 2012. he's still in custody. >>> here's mikeave an accident causing heavy backups. >> time now for "live with >> it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, from the film, "the diary of a teenage girl," alexander skarsgard. and a chat with actor and author peter facinelli. plus we'll announce the two finalists that you, the viewers selected for "live"'s "search for america's next grill star." all next on "live." [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] now, here are emmy winners kelly ripa and michael strahan. [applause] ♪

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