>> morrison: i'm outraged.acked, as the main highway to bring people from abroad and displace americans. >> whitaker: businesses insist the visas are absolutely necessary to compete for the best global talent, and that even more h-1b workers are needed to fill job shortages. nearly every major high-tech company, including apple, google, facebook, has employees here on h-1b visas. media companies, too, including cbs. the argument you hear from the high-tech firms is that they can't find enough qualified american workers. >> morrison: well, there are a lot of qualified american workers, but the companies will do better financially if they hire the foreign worker rather than the american. >> whitaker: the american workers are just as skilled as you are? perhaps even more skilled? >> rajesh ( translated ): yes. that's true. >> whitaker: rajesh works at a major wall street bank, on an h- 1b visa. to protect his job, and personal safety, he asked that we change his appearance and name. he was placed at the bank by on

here's keith morrison. >> we had a homicide. no suspects.we are dealing basically with zero balance here. >> reporter: nancy cooper had been strangled. her barely clothed body found in a storm drain several miles from home. but why? there were no signs of rape or robbery or that any struggle had occurred. >> we start going back to where we started at saying, okay, let's look at everything again. >> reporter: there were reports from people who said they saw a woman who looked like nancy running that saturday morning. one man said he watched her for a good 30 seconds, then saw a van make a u-turn to follo he and there were other reports of mysterious vans. friday night, one sped away from a cul-de-sac with no light pops could any of this be tied to her killer? >> not walk away from anything at this point. everything becomes important. >> reporter: like conversations with her husband brad that weekend of the search. brad told detectives he and nancy were up at 4:00 a.m. saturday to calm their crying 2-year-old katie. then 6:00 or so, he made tw

rocky morrison heads the clean water projects he's been cleaning the merrimack river for the past fifteen years in the mud for the last four years rocky says he's noticed needles in the water here in their faces the number of needles he's seen in last two have been unbelievable but when you start seeing a lot of the needles then you know there's something wrong. according to morison part of the problem are these homeless camps since the majority of them including intensity or near the water the camps all along with the needles in them regularly wash. acting as a large conveyor belt the river transports these needles off the river and even into the ocean needles aren't just turning up in areas where homeless reside we travel to your area and at plum island we discovered a used needle within five minutes of hitting the beach jimmy murphy father of three was shocked to know needles were in places like plum island where his kids one of them just six years old were merely yards of the needle we came across it's very scary and it's very much a part of real life and it's like you got yourself ha

an all time record and authorities say expect that number to rise they're going at it all wrong morrison points to his local needle exchange program as another part of the equation how many illegals are being all over the river bridge because this puts my guys and my volunteers in jeopardy true so i want to learn more what's going on out here in the find out i read to a gentleman down there and he says you know why he says this is the company radio national the middle so according to the national academies of sciences engineering medicine while the improper disposal of needles is a huge continental exchange programs they have helped lessen the number of people getting hiv or hepatitis from sharing needles by providing clean ones we reached out to the greater lawrence family health center for comment the same clinic morrison said was passing out free needles while they initially agreed to an interview they declined at the last minute however an employee who wished to remain anonymous tells us they have programs aimed at educating people to help get needles off the street kids that morriso

so much that i was convinced she would leave my dad virgin morrison not that they ever crossed paths >> im working for the today show and it's fun and it's ironic because the head from the media. i literally ran and my dad, to use the word literally, my mom to be daughter said eric told me not to go, he literally said that and i was like what did you just say, he will be furious because it's a word now. i ran from the opposite direction on the steps of the white house when they went for a run around the mall. we spend these years trying to hide from the media and now i work for them but it shows like is unexpected and takes crazy turns. if you focus on what you want your life to be you can't experience the beauty of it growing and changing and also you can't judge people. i have stereotypes of the people that i work with like savanna guthrie who is one of my best friends today because she has a book that comes out in the fall. she's my next-door neighbor and one of my best friends. i thought of her as someone different and she is and that is what we are trying to talk about ourselves

all time record and authorities say they expect that number to rise they're going at it all wrong morrison points to his local needle exchange program as another part of the equation how many illegals are being all over the river banks because this puts my guys and my volunteers in jeopardy too so i want to worry more what's going on out here and the find out i read to a gentleman down there and he says you know what he says this is the company right . it was passing all the needles up according to the national academies of sciences engineering medicine well the improper disposal of needles is a huge continental exchange programs they have helped lessen the number of people getting hiv or hepatitis from sharing needles by providing clean ones we reach down to the greater lawrence family health center for comment the same clinic morrison said was passing out free needles while they initially agreed to an interview at a client at the last minute however an employee who wished to remain anonymous tells us they have programs aimed at educating people to help get needles off the street kids tha

van morrison. >> not that they ever cost path once.she just loved his music that much. >> host: brown eyed girl. >> guest: and that was my theme song. >> host: what are you doing today? >> guest: i am working for the today show, and it's really fun. it's very ironic, wrinkly, because we had from the media. i literally ran, i don't use te work of my dad was on a one-man campaign to in the word literally. my little girl said eric told me not to go. he literally said that her and i said what did you just say? poppa will be curious. people throw it in -- furious. i literally ran, spread in the opposite direction from david gregory on the steps the white house pick we spent all these years trying to hide from the media and now i work for them which is so ironic but also really awesome because it shows that life is unexpected and it can take these crazy turns and that if you're so rigid on what you want to like to be, then you never can experience kind of the beauty of growing and changing. i think also shows you that you can't judge people.

must always reject racial bigotry, antisemitism and hatred, among the ceos who resigned was denise morrison of camden based campbell soup. she had been serving on the manufacturing jobs council. in statement morrison said, racism and murder are unequivocally reply he hencible and not morally equivalent to anything else that happened in charlottesville. i believe the president should have been and still needs to be unambiguous on that point. >>> a large crowd gathered in charlottesville to honor the life of 32-year-old heather heyer. a sea of candles waved in her home town as participants held the vigil. earlier hundreds of people packed the theater to memorize her. mourners were asked to wear purple. her favorite color, killed while protesting against a white supremacist rally when a car slammed into a crowd of demonstrators. today, her parents spoke about taking action. of and rejecting hate. >>> i'd rather have my child, by golly if i got to give her up, we'll make it count. >> she loved people. she wanted equality. and in this issue of the day of her passing, she wanted to put down hate.

in a statement morrison said quote racism, are not morally equivalent to anything else that happened in charlottesville. i believe the president should have been and still needs to be un ambiguous on that point. >> talking to kids about the events in charlottesville. and the nation's political climate can be difficult. henry rossoff live on independence mall, what some are calling an opportunity. henry? >> we spoke with both community leaders even historian about the best way to speak with your children about this moment in time, and about what happened in virginia. the concensus is this will be eye opening for both parent and their kids. >> when would you try to talk to them few years ago, mom and dad, that does not exist, that world is not there. >> called the events in charlottesville a revealing moment for young people. he is telling his parishioners who are parents that the most important thing they can do right now is to be therefore their children. >> they watch the news, ask questions, well (would someone say that, because of the color of our skin. >> this is tough. sometimes

-- denise morrison.re higher. nevertheless, still have to get -- healthy gains for the s&p, the dow and the nasdaq. stay tuned. more markets right ahead. ♪ ♪ track your pack. set a curfew, or two. make dinner-time device free. [ music stops ] [ music plays again ] a smarter way to wifi is awesome. introducing xfinity xfi. amazing speed, coverage and control. change the way you wifi. xfinity. the future of awesome. david: we begin with breaking news. president donald trump's senior counsel of business credit -- of business leaders who advise on policy is this pending. these negative counsel is led by blackstone group's stephen schwarzman. other members include dr. thai because growth of the cleveland clinic. bob iger of disney was on the council but resigned earlier. here with the latest is bloomberg senior white house reporter. it seems to be almost a cascade at this point. when it comes to this strategic counsel, is this sort of jumping before you are pushed? margaret: you are right to say when wea turn

must always reject racial bigotry, antisemitism and hatred, among the ceos who resigned was denise morrison of camden based campbell soup. she had been serving on the manufacturing jobs council. in statement morrison said, racism and murder are unequivocally reply he hencible and not morally equivalent to anything else that happened in charlottesville. i believe the president should have been and still needs to be unambiguous on that point. >>> a large crowd gathered in charlottesville to honor the life of 32-year-old heather heyer. a sea of candles waved in her home town as participants held the vigil. earlier hundreds of people packed the theater to memorize her. mourners were asked to wear purple. her favorite color, killed while protesting against a white supremacist rally when a car slammed into a crowd of demonstrators. today, her parents spoke about taking action. of and rejecting hate. >>> i'd rather have my child, by golly if i got to give her up, we'll make it count. >> she loved people. she wanted equality. and in this issue of the day of her passing, she wanted to put down hate.

include denise morrison of campbell's soup.'m being told we have a statement from her spokesperson. >> no soup for you! ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) okay? yeah. simple. simple declarative. that is one nazi we can all get behind. ( laughter ) now, morrison had some harsh words for trump on her way out: "racism and murder are unequivocally reprehensible and are not morally equivalent to anything else that happened in charlottesville." so it has fallen to the soup lady-- ( applause ) -- the soup lady-- we got to turn to the soup lady to tell us that murder is bad? what's next, a passionate condemnation of nazis from the jolly green giant? ♪ ho, ho, ho, you're racist he can say that. he can say that because he's a person of color. ( laughter ) it's true. it's absolutely true. after the first few c.e.o.s dropped out this week, trump wasn't fazed, tweeting, "for every c.e.o. that drops out of the manufacturing council, i have many to take their place. grandstanders should not have gone on. jobs!" ( laughter ) don't know what

solar eclipse has run all the way across the us since 1918.bing quock is assistant director of the morrison planetarium at the california academy of sciences in san francisco. he says that next monday, if the sky is clear, the great american eclipse will go down like this n't cause a darkening of that much of the sky. people might notice something if it's clear. the sky will look a little odd. the sky might look a little bit dimmer that usual but people might not be able to tell the difference. finally, quock is warning people not to look at the sun. . even during the eclipse without proper eye protection chuck clifford kron4 news (pam) warm weather is back on the way...(grant) chief meterologist brittany shipp is here...she has your complete weekday forecast next as expected the shortwave going through our region along with a more direct surface flow from the west has lead to a drop in temperatures especially away from the coast. in fact, a few far inland spots are 10 to 15 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. what has been more of a surprise has been the stubborn clouds that are still

overuses almost in one fell swoop when jms and ginny and jim died, janis joplin and jimi hendrix, jim morrison in a matter of months and 71, but there's countless lesser-known figures who their education became stunted, the occupational possibilities became blunted, stillborn, and some of the people never recovered, their minds didn't recover and their psyche didn't recover and damaged relationships were not related. so there's lots of serious aspects to the counterculture and some as i said before seemingly more of this millennia possibility. some of them seemingly reached the stars in a millennial manner that in some ways it was the apocalypse realities that help to dampen the hopes of how transformative this might have been. i talk about this at the mere close of the book. the computer revolution but we've experienced over the last few decades, the pc revolution in silicon valley and whatnot, a lot of that is connected to the counter culture and part of it is pertaining to who was drawn to those kinds of pursuits, and the attempt to reach a different kind of consciousness in different ways,

all time record and authorities say they expect that number to rise they're going at it all wrong morrisonpoints to his local needle exchange program as another part of the equation how many illegals are being all over the river banks because this puts my guys and my volunteers in jeopardy we reached out to the greater lawrence family health center for comments the same clinic morrison said was passing out free needles while they initially agreed to an interview they declined at the last minutes however an employee who wished to remain anonymous tells us programs like theirs are the reason why the number of drug users and hepatitis has dramatically declined the blackwater founder's proposal to privatized the war in afghanistan comes as the legal battle over killings in baghdad continues in the united states courts artie's daniel hearkens reports from iraq tonight. the two thousand and seven news source square massacre in baghdad became one of the dog chapters of the iraq war seventeen iraqis lost their lives with nearly twenty more wounded in an incident where private security guards from

[applause] >> because no mistake that rob morrison serving on the board, there's actually a sign for one of his ancestors as you head up towards maryland. coincidence? i don't know. the next historian i want to introduce is my friend ray red. we mentioned earlier that the theme for next year's symposium is turning point of the civil war. i will coincide with the new hardback from southern illinois university press as part of our new serious, engaging the civil war. we are extremely excited about this new initiative. my colleague brian matthew jordan is serving as coeditor of that series with me. as part of that turning points book, there are 10 essays that talk about different turning point of the war. one of those is the election of 1864. my friend wrote about that and is going to talk to us a little bit about the project he's working on that deals with medicine in the civil war. mainly the founding father of the civil war medicine, jonathan letterman. >> thanks, chris. letterman, have you heard about him before? i'm talking a little bit to the choir. he revolutionized emergency med

rocky morrison heads the clean water project he's been cleaning the merrimack river for the past fifteen years in the mud for the last four years rocky says he's noticed needles in the water here in their faces contemporary needles he's seen in last two have been unbelievable with the needles but when you're sad seeing a lot of the needles then you know the something wrong. according to morison part of the problem are these homeless camps since the majority of them including tent city are near the water the camps along with the needles in them regularly washed up acting as a lurch conveyor belt of the river transports these needles all through the river even into the ocean the needles aren't just turning up in areas where home. reside we travel to a wealthy or area and plum island we discovered a used needle within five minutes of hitting the beach jimmy murphy father of three was shocked to know needles were in places like plum island where his kids one of them just six years old were merely yards of the needle we came across it's very scary and it's very much a part of real life and it

. >> reporter: former baseball coach derek morrison said he remembers him as being cheerful as ever. some of his friends told us off camera that being a firefighter was a lifelong dream. >> sergio, thank you. >>> breaking news in florida two police officers have been shot. this was about 20 miles south of orlando. one officer died and the other officer in critical condition. four suspects involved. three of them are in custody. the officers checking out an area known for drug activity when they were shot. president trump tweeted his condolences here. this is happening in the city of kis kissimee. >> nbc bay area sky ranger was over this stand off. police tell us that the suspect was driving a stolen truck and that truck hit a pedestrian. the victim was okay but he helped police track down the suspect. >>> a peace vigil in the wake of vandalism. in alameda tonight, earlier this week the synagogue was targeted by vandals. somebody threw a rock in the window and spray painted. >>> alt-right planning a rally in san francisco. still awaiting a permit of aprau approval from park leaders. j

ryan: silvio morrison credits him for helping her launch her career.ome the first african-american female impressionist in the country. >> dick gregory kept it 100. ryan: the trail blazer and comedian died saturday night in d.c. at 84. >> we will miss dick gregory very much. we loved him. kimberly: the life and legacy of jerry lewis and dick gfregroy on -- gregory on wjla.com. it was warm but not a single cloud in the sky. josh knight has a first look at the forecast, and unfortunate, it does not look as good tomorrow. john: humidity starts to go back up. that is going to lead to more cloud cover and even a chance for a few more showers. let's run to the time lapse. there was one cloud there, but that is really about it. let's look at what is going on with the bigger picture. showers, fewfew thunderstorms trying to pop up into the southern shenandoah valley. chance some of them work their way across east across the mountains, now hanging closer to harrisonburg. comfortablek, how it was pretty even though temperatures were in the mid 80's, quantico at 8

here again, keith morrison. >> it was september 2010.hs before ernie scherer iii was to go on trial for the murder of his parents. prosecutors pored over the evidence scott dudek had collected. anything else they missed that might help seal the against against ernie? and that's when they saw it. something quite odd. >> they came across a piece of paper that we had collected that had blood droplets on it. >> just one small piece of paper which one of the detectives picked up from the bloody floor of the murder scene a few feet away from the lifeless scene of his father. it was a warranty card for a baseball bat. that's all it was. no big deal. except when police searched through that house, searched every square inch of it, one thing they did not find was a baseball bat. >> and they just thought it was odd, why would 60-something-year-old people have a warranty for a bat. >> the warranty wasn't just for any old bat. it was for a nike baseball bat. right on the warranty card they couldn't help but see that same distinctive nike swoosh like

. >> wing stop ceo charlie morrison says the price's company pace for wings at all time high. >> this00 it is 17 n much higher price for wings, especially through the summer month. >> not just wing stop feeling the heat of higher prices, america's growing up desire for wings hitting restaurant nationwide. >> when buffalo wild wings recently announced drop in earnings, the ceo noted traditional chicken wing costs remained at historically high levels. it is because demands is out pacing supply. there are now several franchises that feature wings, and pizza chains also sell the appetizer. many restaurant have been forced to raise menu prices, because of higher costs. wing stop is in the process of doing the same. >> that's natural in the restaurant business to raise prices as commodity costs increase, we don't want to raise them too much. we want to continue to remain great value for our consumers. >> morrison believes chicken wing costs should stabilize soon, but until then, customers can expect to pay a little more. don champion, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news". >> mighty hunk are you an

that number could go up should less inattentive -- elaine, cbs news, morrison, new jess-- new jersey. >> i don't think -- >> i'm not a helicopter mom. >> that isn't happening. >> that's something that parents might be able to learn from dogs. >> dogs are smart. >> we learn a lot from them. >>> what can we learn from you? >> another nice night. temps in the 50s. if the high [indiscernible] don't bother you, open the windows. let's talk about what we're expecting for the evening. i've got my computer in the wrong spot. we're going to quickly jump ahead to a couple of things here to get you to the next show. you have the preview of the 7-day forecast. tonight, we've got temps in the 50s and 60s tonight. mid 50s in wind chester, oakland, cumberland. we'll be in the 60s in town and by the bay. water temps, upper 70s. beautiful day again tomorrow with maybe a few more clouds in the afternoon. but low to mid 80s. today's high was 86. i'm going 85 tomorrow. we'll be park once again. winds turn to the south at 5 to 10. you see the low 80s. a few cooler spots have dipped o the 70s. 85, that's o

he got the whole world to watch. ♪ >> and that was keith morrison reporting for us. age of 91 years old. so much like the news travel these days i first heard about it from twitter. penn tweeted jerry lewis just died. joining me on the phone right now, penn, i'm glad you're here. i appreciate you calling. this is a pretty sad time for you. y i know you met jerry lewis in the 1980s. talk about your recollections. >> jerry was such a different generation from us. and when i first met him in montreal, i was talking about -- i was just kind of blaise. you know, jerry. no big deal. he's an old guy. doesn't mean much to us now. sitting around talking to the other comedians. and i was very blaise. didn't mean anything. then jerry walked into the room and made eye contact with me and all of a sudden all the kind of cool and hip just went away and i absolutely fell apart, like i would have if i had met him when i was 10 years old and going to see all his movies. there's no exaggeration that i completely broke down and sob d sobbed. after that, i did the telethon. he just had

in the case of morrisons, fillers that are used only in sandwiches in their cafe.s got into the poultry houses somehow. maybe mixed with detergent. the world health organisation says it is a moderate hazard if it eaten in very large quantities. as far as we can see, nobody has eaten it in large enough quantities to have any illness, not just in enough quantities to have any illness, notjust in the uk but anywhere in europe, where this has been a much bigger scandal, where millions of eggs have been withdrawn from supermarket shelves. so you have to consume large quantities for there to be any risk to human health. you are watching bbc news. coming up, we will be hearing from two of the remaining survivors of the manchester arena bomb who are still in hospital. before that, the latest weather prospects. the weather is unfortunately going downhill for tomorrow. it‘s been a great day today across most of the uk but overnight tonight it‘s going to turn cloudy and later tomorrow it‘s going to start raining across many western areas. here is the window of fine weather we

denise morrison on says the company condemns the violence and racist ideology seen in charlottesville, but says that it's important to have a voice on issues affecting its industry and employees. her decision has led critics to push for a boycott of campbell's products. >>> and a $15,000 reward is on the table if you can help philadelphia police find an attempted arson suspect. investigators say the man in this video tried to set several city owned cars on fire at a garage under the 12th district police station. the building houses police, firefighter and city workers. they say he oaked a sheet in flammable liquids and set it on vehicles, but he was not able to light it. >> we're asking the public to look at the clothing worn, if you look at specifically the pants he's wearing, the faded nature down at the bottom by his cavs and also as he leaves the parking garage and returns back and forth to the gate and how he walks. >>>. >> police think the suspect knew the area based on his famili familiarity with the building. >>> a second defense attorney wants off bill cosby's legal team. pap

following his controversial comments on what happened in charlottesvil charlottesville. 3m inga, denise morrisonf campbell supermarket the seventh and eighth leaders to resign from the council since monday. >>> on your radar tonight, we're track something showers but before the threat of rain moves in, not a bad night at all to walk the boards in wildwood. so we going to see blue skies before the work weekends? for that, we go to this wonderful meteorologist right here. kathy orr. >> thank you very much. we will be seeing some sunshine. we will be seeing some clear skies. you can see the boards are packed and why not? the humidity is moderate. the temperatures are warm it's just a great night to be outdoors. ultimate doppler shows not much going on here. not a drop of rain and just a few clouds. temperatures mainly in the 70s m60s in pottstown as you head toward the lehigh valley. the poconos at 57 degrees. feeling like fall there. 71 in millville, atlantic city at the airport it is 76. but on the boardwalk it's 77. you have this nice south southwesterly flow beach haven 75 at this late hour. oc

tell us more about this camera and what is it's measuring we're going to meet a phd student will morrisonhi, sarah. talk me through this camera. what exactly is it looking at and what is it showing us? this is a long—wave infrared camera, sensitive to long—wave infrared radiation, which can be used to determine surface temperatures. so if i was to point the camera at different surfaces, like my hand, surfaces of different temperature would appear a different colour? yes, this is a thermal graph of the temperatures which you can see through the camera. your hand is appearing cooler than the surroundings. the different colours represent different temperatures, in this case. great. let's have a look at how this works in action looking down at the city. absolutely. so, will, you've got several of these infrared cameras positioned at different places around the building. this one here is looking down at some buildings, some roads and vegetation down below us. talk as through what it looks like and what we're seeing on the infrared image. this is a time lapse of the imagery. you can see the sam

eighty years this year that we had the famous horrible in didn't bird disaster where the great herb morrison said you know managed their humanity so when you think of blimps and disasters and wal-mart i don't know maybe it's just this whole solar eclipse it's making me wacky today but let's go through a couple of things first leg said madge you were sitting on the front porch at the friend's mantz at. we look up and i say well three o'clock here comes the blimp there comes the wal-mart now assuming we're not talking about dropping you know dish was a dishwashing liquid and door you know washer dryers it would have no home serious think about that one work with me it has to be smaller items right right ok so what could go wrong well first of all porch pirates as you know those people drive around looking for stuff that's left on your front porch can't just wait for the three o'clock for the blimp to show up and say all old man calvert got a delivery let's go over there and let's go over here so that's that number two what if as you know anything that they're a drone can be hacked and if it's

to tell us more about this camera and what is it's measuring we're going to meet phd student will morrisonsarah. talk me through this camera. what exactly is it looking at and what is it showing us? this is a long—wave infrared camera, sensitive to long—wave infrared radiation, which can be used to determine surface temperatures. so if i was to point the camera at different surfaces, like my hand, surfaces of different temperature would appear a different colour? yes, this is a thermal graph of the temperatures which you can see through the camera. your hand is appearing cooler than the surroundings. the different colours represent different temperatures, in this case. great. let's have a look at how this works in action, looking down at the city. absolutely. so, will, you've got several of these infrared cameras positioned at different places around the building. this one here is looking down at some buildings, some roads and vegetation down below us. talk us through what it looks like and what we're seeing on the infrared image. this is a time lapse of the imagery. you can see the same p

the four biggest grocers — tesco, sainsbury, asda and morrisons — saw their sales rise by around 4%. who says she developed ovarian cancer after using their talc—based products. it's the largest award so far, in a series of cases claiming the company didn't give adequate warnings about the dangers of talc. the company has defended its safety record. let's have a quick look at the markets. the ftse 100 let's have a quick look at the markets. the ftse100 is making improvements on yesterday. investors in london are shaking off yesterday's blues and it looks as if some bargain hunting might be happening. mining shares have been strong. but provident financial, as we strong. but provident financial, as we said, are really suffering after news of the second profit warning. it will only take about 57% of the money it is owed, as opposed to 90% last year. shares have been down as much as 60%. that's it for me. thank you very much. now as promised let's talk about the announcement from donald trump. donald trump has indicated that he'll send more american troops to afghanistan to fight the ta