the muller family will be out there, we have all the information at 6abc.com. >> it is a great event.ne of our favorites. we'll be right back. >>> i love the story a ceo of a new jersey based shopping app made sure that his employee's kids are set for college, they run a bulk shopping app based in edison and recently set up a fun with his own personal assets to pay college fusion for his kids and his ploys were shocked by the news. >> there were definitely a few tears in the room and mine included. it was overwhelmingly positive and folks whose wives texted them saying you can never leave this company ever. >> most of the companies employees work in a warehouse for $15 an hour and wong wanted to do his part and thank them for their hard work. >>> a worker got a surprise when she was working on a story take a look. [ screaming ] >> no not doing it. >> she ended up swatting away the secadas and the bugs returned to central cancer after a slumber, experts say they can't harm anyone but bug people in the way. >> meantime heading outside as we look live from sky 6 hd showing you the center

sam muller snuck into the fire fly music festival last weekend and video taped himself doing it thenthe videoed on youtube. he titleed it cameras allowed. how to actually sneak into a music festival. police saw it and tracked down muller who now faces charges of theft. >>> september's world meeting of families will place our beloved city squarely on the world stage drawing new visitors from around the globe and city leaders say it's about time as our bruce gordon reports from rome. >> reporter: the philadelphia delegation's four day trip to roam was initially about nailing down final details preparations for the pope's visit to the city september 26th and 27th. it was really about the nutter administration's latest attempt to bolster his city's standing a as a global city that does global events. philadelphia has hosted the rep cap national convention. the dnc comes to town next year but a papal frist francis' first ever trip to the u.s. that's big time. so this week's mission was about selling the city as being up to the task. >> it is an unbelievable opportunity to promote the city

. >> while many families have asked for that including those of murdered isis hostages kayla muller,ey, an aide worker and journalist. both kidnapped in syria. their parents were outraged and embarrassed how the government dealt with their cases telling them not to talk about them in public and never to exchange money with terrorists because they might be prosecuted. tonight the rules are history. families can now openly fight for freedom. joining me to talk about the shift, david rhode and his wife christa mullvehill. david was kidnapped by the taliban, escaped seven months later, now an investigative reporter at reuters and cnn global analyst. we have talked a lot about this over the last several years, what do you make of the announcement, a shift in policy is it a step in the right direction? >> i think it is a step in the right direction. as you said it is a victory for these families. they were all at the meeting, all four families of the hostages, the american hostages that were killed, the foleys, mullers, you mentionened and families of steven sotlof and it is amazing they c

donohugh, burke, ross, culligan, sisker and muller. >> reporter: five irish students and one local student who died suddenly without warning when the balcony they were standing on collapsed last tuesday. >> somebody said to me today, how are you, i would say my heart is broken. broken for the suffering of these families over the past week. >> reporter: when that balcony collapsed hearts expanded and arms extended to comfort those in need. many gathered for a candlelight vigil last week. there is strength in numbers. >> enveloping san francisco and the bay area. >> reporter: there will be masses like these repeated thousands of miles away in ireland. the last of the victim's families will go home to ireland tonight. those who are injured have a much longer journey ahead as they begin to heal with hope and support of their irish and catholic communities here. in san francisco, noelle walker, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a b.a.r.t. rider is undergoing a psychiatric evaluation after allegedly making a threat to blow up a train. b.a.r.t. police said the incident started around 3:00 when a passenger hea

. >> reporter: muller had prostate cancer but at an early stage. >> i didn't want to deal with it. >>eks to get the full energy back, but he is doing great. plus he dropped weight and brought his blood sugar level down. >> this is the thinnest i've been since i was 18. he is spreading the word for other men to take charge of their prostate health. you may have seen him on 6abc. >> i was diagnosed with prostate cancer i want to spread the word about early detection and get it checked. it's so preventible. you can do something about it. >> reporter: over the past 13 years, the gary pappa run has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars to support prostate screenings for men. the race is june 21 at eakens oval and 10-k run and 5k run and fun run and walk. the family will be out there with "action news," we have all the information at 6abc.com. if you would like to join us, ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> that's an event so near and dear to our hearts. we hope to see you there. >>> a new study reveals how much children can learn from watching sesame street. children who watch the sh

ambassador to greece, thomas muller. ♪ 10:00 a.m. in san francisco and 1:00 a.m.g. >> this is "bloomberg market day." dozens of people are killed as terrorist attacks on the allotments, including tourists on a beach in tunisia. betty: the greek government rejects the latest offer from creditors saying that the proposal would lead to a worse bailout situation for the country. the latest on where the talks stand. zoetisnd shares of tank after valium pharmaceuticals refuses to buy the company. ♪ betty: good afternoon. i'm betty liu. i'm mark crumpton. let us begin with a look at the markets on this friday. stocks at this hour are mixed. negotiations continued toward a solution to greece's debt problems. we will have more on that in just a moment.

william seale: she had mary (muller) as the housekeeper.he -- isn't that the one who traveled to europe with her? pamela sanfilippo: i think so. william seale: they were very close. she called her a most excellent woman. and i daresay she helped with some of that. but most of the -- of social duties, there might be a clerk from the office that would help, but there was no social staff until mrs. theodore roosevelt. susan swain: now, here's a question about their days preceding coming to the white house from (brian watkins), who wants to know, grant's family was often close by during the war in washington, d.c. susan swain: did julia have a president's -- a presence, excuse me, in washington before the election? william seale: i would say yes. pamela sanfilippo: yes. actually, because grant was still head of the army after the war and then for a short while interim secretary of war. and then she talks about the receptions that he held, that they held, in their home in d.c. and that it was a natural progression then into the white house. pame