this is everything. >> this was everything, nan.ments about this meeting, though, keep on changing as new information is revealed. what's the statement going to be this time? >> well, i frankly don't think it would be any different. he said, look, he released the e-mails, he got this invite, yes, you know, natalia veselnitskaya obviously had some prior relationship with the obama administration let her remain n remain in the country to defend a client, so you know, there's -- there are people involved in that meeting who -- that revealed nothing of interest. >> you don't think he's inconsistent? >> not at all. did he list the people in the meeting? he said i took a meeting, i got an e-mail. he released the e-mails. >> he said the meeting was about adoption. he didn't mention the clinton campaign. >> the magnitsky act, which has been talked about, relates to russian-american adoption. it was nothing having to do with anything that even approaches illegality in any way. >> bill. >> you know the problem for people like my friend nan is

nan, you first. given the president's tweeting this morning, he clearly is not taking the advice of republican leadership and according to a recent poll the majority of american voters think trump should stop tweeting. so what's your view as to why he feels compelled to tweet and continue? >> well, the president definitely has as we all know, you know, a pugnacious style and that's had a certain resonance with people who felt angry and betrayed by a lot of federal government policy and officials over the course of the past administration. but nonetheless, it's time and it's something he's perfectly capable of doing. it's time for the president to concentrate on as he does very well and does -- is at his best when he does, concentrate on policy. we've got some crucial policy issues, a whole raft of them that we talk about -- talk about just this morning. >> is his tweeting getting in the way of that kind of policymaking as you put it? we've heard from the president who says, you know, the democrats ar

rehoboth beach and beth nan thee 80. 83 in lewes. ocean water temperature in the mid 70s.seven day forecast from the weather authority, shows that stormy afternoon and evening for friday. morning shower possible saturday. sunday still looks super if you want to head out to the phils game. monday 86. tuesday 87. and by next wednesday, we're talking about temperatures back in the 90s and we are heading into the month of august! >> can you believe it? >> time is flying. >> um-hmm. >> sure is. >> too fast for me. >> always. >> speaking of the phils, when things are going wrong, they really go wrong. right? >> yeah. >> tons of problems pete mackanin having issues with odubel herrera he yanked him out of the game he was sending a message he sent another one today. the eagles shedding weight before the first full day of camp. check out who just got the boot coming up next in sports. i had frequent heartburn, but my doctor recommended... ...prilosec otc 7 years ago, 5 years ago, last week. just 1 pill each morning, 24 hours and zero heartburn. it's been the number 1 doctor recomme

another charming character is nan. nan was devised by pacific electric heating company of ontario, california, and she represents the more established, older housewife, someone who is trustworthy because of her years of experience. local women were often hired to sat in storewho windows demonstrating appliances. she served toasted to customers. how sweet. -- he served toast to customers. one of my favorites is dorothy. dorothy is westinghouse's character. she represents childhood and youth inquisitiveness and telling us to explore the latest thing. dorothy is usually seen introducing her parents -- you should know better -- who should appliances, as seen in this picture, this image on the right here. itself displays dorothy dolls that came with the purchase of an appliance. there are cute little phrases. you see them in a lot of advertisements, walking around, tumbling around. the cute little phrases accompanying the doll -- one of them goes like this. boast.t care to brag or is the toast. people spoke cutesy then. it

charlie gasparino, senior correspondent for everything, nan hayworth, former republican congresswomanyork, and dan schafer of schafer asset management. charlie, what do you make of the jobs? it is looking in the rearview mirror, but that doesn't show signs of slowdown yet. >> yeah. i think it's a good one, and here's the thing, you can't say this is complete affirmation of donald trump and his economic plans. but look at it this way, we're in the eighth year or doing on the eighth year of an economic expansion -- david: albeit starting from ground zero after the recession. >> right. but things should be slowing by historical standards, and they're not slowing. and you have to -- if you talk to business executives and the liberals on twitter will go nuts when i say this, because they were already going nuts -- david: but you love it when that happens. >> i love it. here's the bottom line, when you talk to business executives they say, okay, even if we don't get tax cuts, at least we have an administration that's not trying to kill us every day. thus, we see our bottom line getting bett

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nan, what about all of the important policy issues?feel like given a full airing in the media? >> well, not at the moment. it's deport, and that's the problem. these issues do deserve a certain amount of coverage, but they're getting literally about, you know, ten times the coverage that they need. 50% plus. >> we have multiple investigations. why not wait until what they find out and get to a reporting on everything and not just zooming in hard on russia. we get it. listen, throw the book at people. anybody getting involved with russia to medal and campaign, throw the book at them. >> listen, i think that this thing as we saw this week with the don jr. e-mails, there is a lot more to it than we thought that will continue to you be followed. i take your point, but i watched that clip. anderson cooper went there strong. and that's clearly what the white house is going to do now. their line is fake media at any cost. i don't know if that's to keep the base with that narrative or to prepare them. maybe something comes out of this russia p

now i want to turn for more analysis, malcolm nans and matt miller and also a former aid to eric holder. matt miller, you know how defenses work. your view of the shift from a denial or alibi posture, as i was talking to the congressman, the argument we didn't do it, to actually we were there, if we did it, it's no big gee. >> two arguments at work. one to use a watergate phrase, the previous statement was no longer operate fich they could no longer claim it didn't happen despite sean spicer's statement today. they couldn't say it didn't happen when e-mails were leased that show it did. so now they have to move to claim this behavior is acceptable. then there's a second thing happening, that the president is trying to condition the american people, if not all of them, condition his base, to believe that no matter what i did, even if i did the worst thing my opponents have said about me, something i denied going back to the campaign, that we were willing to include with the russian government that's acceptable behavior. i think it's a way what his son and son-in-law did, and something mu

>> breaking news overnight, nan in miss wheelchair dead, and his caregiver, and now the search on for two gunmen. >> and developing overseas, a deadly earthquake rocks the greek islands, damaging historic towns and popular tourist destin aces, now, people are sleeping in the streets, as at the brace for after shocks. >> plus this: >> the probe in to russian election, looking into the business dealings every trump associates causing the president to draw a red lion. i'm in washington with the latest. >> today is friday july 21, good morning, i'm rahel solomon, jim donovan has the day off. seems like another busy news day, but katie watching some forecast? meisha watching the roads? >> looking at the roads, they're looking okay, couple every accidents this morning, little odd for friday morning, tend to be one of the lighter travel days, plus a lot of construction, we will get to all of that. >> maybe a lot of people on the way to cape may. sing the tsongas they're going, yes, great beach day in all-in-all, if you're trying to beat the heat, try to get out of the urban core, we take you

house speaker nan -- house minority leader nancy pelosi sent a letter to her caucus saying that the republicans may try to jam through health care repeal. right now there's a vote that just finished in the senate on sanctions but they'll be returning to work on a health care repeal shortly. we also heard today up pennsylvania avenue from the white house. we'll take a look at the white house briefing. >> good afternoon. before we get started on some of the q&a, i'd like to bring up tom homan which some of you may know and remember, acting director of u.s. immigration and customs enforcement, and rob herr, the principal deputy attorney general to talk with you about what the departme

well one of peaty‘s biggest fans is his nan, mavis.shot to fame at the rio 0lympics last summer, when she was filmed watching the games back in peaty‘s home town in staffordshire. well she's got on a plane for the first time in 20 years to go and see her grandson in budapest this time, and says she's been loving every minute. well, it has been wonderful. i did not see him in rio but this has made up not see him in rio but this has made upfor not see him in rio but this has made up for it. i get so excited and i am so up for it. i get so excited and i am so proud of him. i cannot explain what goes through your mind when he is swimming. hejust impresses me so much and he has done so much. he is just my grandson, down—to—earth, but iam just my grandson, down—to—earth, but i am proud of him and he has done amazingly well. to be here at this time, it meant the world to me. it is very touching, really. i could not go to see him in rio, but, as i say, this has made up for everything andi say, this has made up for everything and i am so please

regular nice the philanthropist contributions to man nan the city of philadelphia. manna delivers tens of thousands of peels living with hiv, aids, cancer and other life-threatening illnesses. >>> speaking of health and such you're thinking about this a lot lately. >> yeah. it's a real problem in the nfl. new study came out on cte and it's alarming. it's basically saying that if you play football you're going to have brain damage. i'll definitely into the topic and tell you why regardless of this study football will still be king much that's next in my sports commentary. >> thanks, sean. >>> sneak peek what could be the next hot spot along the delaware river waterfront. the waterfront corporation held an open house at municipal peer nine and the cherry street peer. officials plan to transform the market -- the transform the place into a market. with places to eat and even some work spaces. you'll also find a public park. ♪ ♪ >>> we all know professional football is a dangerous sport. but sean bell says a lot of these players have no other choice but to play the game

i think we should talk to lex see mccann nan.4th of july for the united states >> it's very busy day >> let me get your take on what's going on, what should come next? we know nikki haley met with the security council that emergency meeting. what's come out of that? what's the latest and what moves should the u.s. be making here >> i think it's a tricky situation. we don't want start the world's first nuclear war by any sense be the clear that trump and his administration are taking a harder line against north korea after the recent nuclear missile launch. top american general in south carolina said today that self restraint is the only thing holding the u.s. and south korea back from going war with north korea and i think this shows they're seriously considering options if north korea doesn't stop and listen to the un sanctions >> during they say administration, the president made an issue of china on the campaign trail but the relations between the u.s. and china seem to have coalesced a bit. how much is china's cooperation wei

. >> reporter: group of concerned people who formed a group called find nan watch closely throughouthe day as forensics investigators concentrated on several hours outside the house, too. >> if you hear anybody talk about anna, she was the kinds defendant, um, sweet evident to woman always smiling. >> reporter: some in the grew new anna from her job an actuary at joy ya financial. others like jacqueline swan are just from the area but touched by what's happening. >> boots on the ground. trying to get flyers out. media attention, to find this woman. >> reporter: anna lived in this home with her husband and now four-year-old son. but her parents and siblings are in poland. the investigation has been quite until today. we know according to investigators that the woman was last seen by her husband on april 10th before she left for work in west chester. they were notified the next day after she didn't show up for work. her car was found may fifth at a walking trail in the area. >> someone needs to care. you know, we need to be her voice. >> reporter: and we contacted state police. they wo

>> rahel, good morning, what a scary incident overnight for this tioga household, as you mentioned, nan in wheelchair shot and killed his caretaker shot and injured, brought here to temple university hospital for, now in stable condition. all the while, as this gunfire errupted, there was family in the upstairs bedroom of this house, a woman and four children. fortunately, they were not injured. take a look at the videoment you can see how police have been working the scene all night, early morning, this is a large scene there in tioga. one that stretches from the house down the block. this is the 3300 block of gratz street. police say it was just before midnight that they got the call about this shooting. when they arrived, they found a 51 year old man in the street, shot in the leg, that was the caretaker. they also found a 36 year old man lying next to his wheelchair, inside of this very own living room, shot in the held, and medics pronounced him dead inside every his home. that man in a wheelchair and his care take her arrived home for the evening, in fact, the care take her just h

whether you a resident or just visiting, we want you to abide by the laws of our town, our town order nanshe laws. that is really it. all right. thank you. bill: i want to bring in rabbi, known as america's rabbi. rabbi, thank for joining on chasing news. this, to me, listening to both sides, i try to see both sides on every issue we have. cannot not see anticipate thing but anti-semitism here. what do you say? >> i am shocked. i am here in europe, the cradle of global anti-sentism. markers the land of promise, equality, and i am hearing this story, that in my home state of new jersey, yeah incncome they are trying to stop because of the jews from having a basic religious right and they are afraid that too many will congregate. we're going to be swarmed with jewsment that is what they are afraid of. it is distressing and it is making me uncomfortable. >> i would agree with you. if you can help me clarify for people who don't know what it is, i understanded it as it is just a boundary and a doorway that offsets the certain gae oh grf if i. what does it pane, though, to a jew to be able to h

. >> breaking news overnight, nan in miss wheelchair dead, and his caregiver, and now the search on forand developing overseas, a deadly earthquake rocks the greek islands, damaging historic towns and popular tourist destin aces, now, people are sleeping in the streets, as at the brace for after shocks. >> plus this: >> the probe in to russian election, looking into the business dealings every trump associates causing the president to draw a red lion. i'm in washington with the latest. >> today is friday july 21, good morning, i'm rahel solomon, jim donovan has the day off. seems like another busy news day, but katie watching some forecast? meisha watching the roads? >> looking at the roads, they're looking okay, couple every accidents this morning, little odd for friday morning, tend to be one of the lighter travel days, plus a lot of construction, we will get to all of that. >> maybe a lot of people on the way to cape may. sing the tsongas they're going, yes, great beaay

kumail nan—jiani is being dubbed as the first muslim rom—com hero. worry about being judged, you're always going to bejudged and you can't really control how people judge you. all you can control is what you make and put out there, so i've really only thought about that. you are being called hollywood's first muslim rom—com hero, how does that feel? terrifying, it's not something that i had really thought about, ifeel like in the uk people of indian— pakistani heritage are more integrated into pop culture, whereas in america it is still pretty segregated to see like a brown guy in a movie is still novel. do you feel that responsibility of representing an entire religion or ethnicity or culture? i really don't want to feel that responsibility, it is a lot sometimes people will see and be like, "we want more representation but why this guy? he is not good looking enough, or smart enough for... 0r talented enough." and i like, iagree with you it shouldn't be me. it should be someone else. i have been dating this girl, she is white. a white girl?! you ca

pete mc couldn't nan is well aware of the situation. >> i would think so.ou know, if i were betting man i would bet that there might be some changes. i bet there might be. how about that bet? [ laughter ] >> um, but who knows? you know i don't want to, i don't know much about what they have going on upstairs. they keep that close to the vest. and rightfully so, and i just worry about the guys i have on a given day. >> over to the hardwood the situation sers are back in action las vegas summer league and main story to come out of vegas is land so ball. in the history of the vegas summer league only two triple doubles ever recorded. ball has both and speaking of lon so ball joel embiid made headlines recently by being find for his use of profanity directed at ball's father lavar. you might have heard of him. embiid was la for panel discussion and was asked about the final and had this to say just imagine joel embiid speaking here something i had to do because everybody else has been thinking about it. i think most people have been wanting to say that, but i g

nan in wheelchair shot and killed inside of his very own home in tioga, as you mentioned, his caretaker injured brought to temple university hospital for treatment. all the while as this gunfire errupted there. was family in upstairs portion of this home, a woman, and four children. take a look at the video, i want to show you what police have been doing all morning long, very large crime scene here in tioga stretches from the house, down the block, this is the 3300 block of gratz street. police say it was just before midnight that they got the call about this shooting, when they arrived, they found 51 year old man on the street shot in the leg. that will was the caretaker. they also found 36 year old man lying neck to his wheelchair, inside of had i living room. he was shot in the head, medics pronounced him dead inside every his home. now here's how police say this shooting unfolded late last night. that man in the wheelchair, and his care take her just arrived home for the evening, in fact, care take her just helped him up the steps and inside when two armed men forced their way n th

nan tracy in beijing has more on the role china may play in this. >> reporter: north korean state television's most famous news anchor triumphantly announced what the country called "an historic event." and just moments later, the chinese government urged restraint. a foreign ministry spokesperson said north korea should stop violating security council resolutions, but in an apparent reference to the united states, siid all relevant sides should raing things back to the track of peaceful settlement via dialogue. president trump took a much different approach, tweeting, "perhaps china will put a heavy seve on north korea and end this nonsense once and for all." tina feels it has already done enough to try and rein in its rely. it's stopped buying coal from n rth korea, and has cut its oil and diesel export to kim jong- un's regime. >> i don't think on the chinese side there is any room for significantly tougher sanctions. >> reporter: tong jao is an expert on nuclear weapons policy in asia. r ere is a perception in the united states that china is not trying hard enough, is not putting enough pr

act remains law is the president committing through hhs to support the subsidies, the executive sus nans that the existing law has? >> as has been the case since we got here we'll continue to keep you posted as decisions and changes are made. or if they're not. >> can i follow up, you just said a few minutes ago, we are taking responsibility in terms of pushing new legislation through. that sentence seems to conflict with what you said earlier. can you clarify what you mean by you're taking responsibility. what happened last night is the president's responsibility. that's what you're saying? >> i'm saying that our goal is to continue to push to repeal and replace obamacare. we're committed to doing that. that hasn't changed throughout the campaign. that was something we talked about and something we talk about every single day that we're here. focused on doing. that we're going to continue pushing forward. >> in the white house a couple of weeks ago, mitch mcconnell said the republicans are going to sit down with senator schumer. he was suggesting that sitting down with democrats would b

he was talking about winning three medals so he has one for nan, one for himself and one for the publicng involved in swimming. peaty is at home on the podium, and with the 50—metre semifinal tonight and final tomorrow expected to be formalities, this is set to become something of a familiar sight. for the first time in living memory, the fountains in st peter's square and the vatican are being turned off. a vatican spokesman said the move is an act of solidarity with the people of the city, who face severe water shortages because of a prolonged drought. james reynolds sent this report. you can look up to the sky as much as you want, but right now rain isn't coming to rome. during this dry summer, the vatican is taking emergency steps. it's no good looking for water flowing here in the vatican. the pope has switched off his fountains, hoping to set a good example for the rest of the city. this is the vatican's way of living solidarity with rome, trying to help rome get through this crisis. essentially the water that comes into the vatican comes from the same place as where the water com

and his nan mavis is his biggest fan.r — six months before the uk‘s deadline to leave the european union. however, critics say the study has been commissioned too late. our political correspondent iain watson is in westminsterfor us. good morning to you. what is the idea of this study and what will they do with the results? the idea behind it is to look at the impact of eu migration in britain. it will bea of eu migration in britain. it will be a wide—ranging study. they will look at what if you cut the number of migrants. what would happen in certain industries? what would happen in the health service? what would happen in certain regions of the country? it will also explore whether unskilled migration is bad for the economy. however, whether unskilled migration is bad forthe economy. however, critics have said this is an important piece of work which should have been commissioned after the referendum a year ago. diane abbott is calling for any changes to be put off until after this study is published in september next y

we bring in nan hayworth, former republican congresswoman from new york and jonathan altar, column ilsch out to you first, ma'am. donald trump jr. released emails with the russians so he can get this all out there. since that happened he didn't do that, there's been the drip, drip, drip of information nearly on a daily basis. how much damage do you think he's done to his father handling it this way? >> i don't -- there has been more a fuller explication of the information but nothing contradictory of the time line, tick tock, it's consistent with what he released in emails and said in interviews and what i think he's going to offer to testify about to the senate. >> but not saying everything right up front. you've got strategists -- >> it's fairly -- >> -- saying get it out there. >> a lot of lawyers say what you need to say, things will come out time and awe peer with various entities who i'm sure will want to talk to you about this. so i think there has been disproportionate attention paid to this issue, not that it deserves no attention, but there is a lot more, as congressman lance

when we are complaining about nonsense and this nan with a diagnosis has the courage and guts to comeward and be there when it count when the rest want to go on recess. god bless him for what he's done for this country. >> and a tremendous amount of strength to do that after surgery last week. >> remarkable. >> i will disagree with something he said. he said ignore the bombastic radio talk show hosts out in the country. i would talk to them more. not listen but talk to them more. the president should do an hour's worth of talk radio every day. you don't have to do national talk radio. local talk radio in the pick-10 radio. he would probably enjoy it. it's a way to get to the constituents. they will respond. >> that's a fantastic idea and one i had not thought about. it would resonate. >> the courage of john mccain to step up and enter this debate and say let's move forward. why not a single democratic senator voted yes on the motion to proceed? why not at least have this debate? democrats said this is a great law, obamacare, pushing back about the premium increases and people losing t

and also nan hayworth. my mouth is ahead of me, it wants the weekend to start, so it is going fast.with you, you're seeing the nude of the meeting, what is going through your mind when you look back to june of 2016? >> i think what is as if fascinating is you realize that john podesta's e-mails were hacked by russian intell, distributed on the internet, used by the trump campaign day in and day out to attack hillary clinton. then within weeks of the election, jared kushner is trying to set up back channel with the russian ambassador that would be impurvious. we have gone to real evidence of collusion. i'm glad we have a special prosecutor that can look at all of this. it seems like it is just the tip of the iceberg. >> yes, and instead of republicans coming forward to say -- you know one republican did, he said he would not traffic in those e-mails because they were leaked by russian forces, every republican basically today by and celebrating the release of the e-mails, and now we learn they were meeting with russians and they wanted to hurt the campaign. they had knowledge, and the

nan ks. >>> donald trump jr.'on saying he met a russian lawyer who may have had information to help his father's campaign. we have new developments. stay with us. i'm jamie and i'm the fifth great-granddaughter of benjamin rush. he was actually the only medical doctor that signed the declaration of independence. i myself am a nurse, my daughter is going to physician's assistant school. we're passing on family traditions. ♪ >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. now we know a trump met with a russian in 2016 during the presidential campaign. the big question today is how significant is this revelation for investigator that is are looking into possible collusion? here is the bombshell in a nutshell, if you will. donald trump jr. revealing he had a meeting with the russian lawyer last year with known ties to the kremlin and the elder trump's campaign chairman and son-in-law were there as well. "the new york times" reports the russian lawyer promised dirt on hillary clinton. here, a short time ago, you have this, the

heidi, the show more benefits means more benefits nan the cbo score which didn't help the republicansse bill. and didn't help them anymore on the senate bill. that's what republicans are trying to sell thp they're i trying to say doesn't trust the cbo score there is another story. >> i don't know the benefits they're coming up with. but the cost cuts to medicaid are the major sticking point for a lot of the moderate senators who are peeling off. then you've got the conservatives who stay doesn't go far enough. i don't see how that fundamentally changes the calculus. what you have to point out is what's happening right now what happened in the past 24 to 48 hours with mitch mcconnell essentially telling this rotary club that we may have to ultimately negotiate with the democrats and shoring up the exchanges, that is huge. because all along the republics have been arguing that that is impossible to shore up those exchanges, that obamacare is a collapsing of its own weight. now you have the senate majority leader under this pressure with all of the republicans peeling off acknowledging t

. >>> in philadelphia's fishtown neighborhood police are trying to find the nan this video he threw a sand bag in the door of a restaurant along the 1400 block of frankford avenue, made his way inside and stole a computer worth about four grand. it happened monday night. investigators releasing this video. >>> warminster bucks county take a lot this guy. police want him off the street he pulled a gun at the person at 7-eleven on newtown road, early yesterday morning, he didn't get anything but interestingly he ran right by an officer who was not able to get him. he got away. maybe driving a dark colored sedan. >>> keep watching here because over in burlinton county police need your help identifying that guy right there he is wanted for stealing two vehicles from the burns honda dealership in evesham township. police say one car was stolen on june 14th, another one on june 24th and on both occasions employees saw the man on the property acting, suspiciously. >>> police in philadelphia, need help to get this person, suspect video here, trying to break in the gas station on june 18th the

joe kerr nan made an interesting point about the market shaking off everything everything out of washingtoneaking. as long as earnings grow and global growth picks up, we should be getting more developments until they effect the earnings picture, could happen later this year, hasn't happened yet. >> one of the convincing explanations why tech stocks have room to run, many point out this sector is one of the only ones with strong sales growth. can that be sustained? >> when the market is concerned about growth, you go to growth that's stable, that will be there regardless if we grow closer to two or three percent those earnings are durable i would argue when you see broad revenue growth across the s & p, earnings up 5%, best growth in quite a few quarters. >> with oil returning, it is up 8% just this month, is there a shift into energy stocks >> i have to give credit to my boss that made a long energy call earlier on this network i think the key for oil prices is that as long as they're stable enough that they're not falling year over year like year ago, that relieves downward pressure, allo

ee nan baptist church. >>> police are hoping you can help them track down this woman. police say a 2-year-old boy was found playing in a parking lot. his 11-month-old sister was found crawling outside of the apartment. when officers knocked on the door, amanda sue allen escaped through a window. police say she's wanted for violating parole. she now faces charges for felony child neglect. >>> the american flag is outside fire. this is a follow-up to a story you saw first on 4. one man's home security camera was recording what he saw that suspect went door to door. >> i saw one house up the street go up. the next house go up. a gentleman come walking this way, opened my front gate that we're standing in now, walked right up to my house, lit it on fire and went right up the street this way. >> that video is now in the hands of arson investigators which is why we can't show it to you here. several other homes were hit the week before the fourth of july holiday. >>> take a look at these frightening photos from northern virginia. >> they're frightening to me. >> frightening?

and san francisco's house of nan king is one of the best.nner kathy fong will teach had me how to walk the wok. word play. >> i got a little something for you. just so you feel like you're one of the pros. >> excellent, excellent. yes, yes. oh, and in my size, too. >> yeah. >> you probably had to special order this. >> xx small, right? >> yes. i grew up on chinese food. why is it so popular? >> mostly because it's comfort food. kind of like soul food. we have things that are sweet, things that are spicy. it's full of flavor. >> do you remember a time in america where chinese food wasn't as popular as it is now? >> chinese food was narrow. a few things people knew about. immigrants came from all over china, different parts, so they bring their own different things. now people accepting the chinese food a lot more than that. >> so, we are going to actually show you how to make pan-fried noodles. >> all right! >> let's pick up ground pork. it's the chinese version of chicken. we'll add a little salt. that's a lot. soy sauce. >> how mu >> a full

>> anna, nan, i'm right next to you.ou. >> answer me then. >> he said, he has no doubt that it's the russians, the russians -- >> they could have. >> no, no, no, listen, hold on. go back, if you want to replay, listen, he said, the russians did it, and others. >> it could -- >> have you had classified briefings, anna? yes or no? it's a yes or no. >> russia meddled in the election and forcefully condemned, that is not a forceful condemnation. >> but looking ahead to tomorrow, people who have spoken to my colleagues, sarah, jeff, have said it's not going to be -- he may not even bring it up, if he does, he's not going to focus on it. do you think that's a mistake for the president? >> i don't know what's happening behind the scenes with the foreign minister, the clan december tine services of both of our nations on this topic. i do know we face a threat to the world in north korea. i know the people of ukraine have had their sovereignty invaded by the russians, i do know that the syrians are facing extinction because of th

>> reporter: i'll be honest i'm a wegmans guy love to shop here whenever i can this is so bearnaise nank shoppers, have you he have seen anything like this in your life and how does it make you feel? >> yeah, i mean it's disrespectful. >> reporter: john is not surprised. >> these kids today. >> the days we live in, and the younger people just have no concept of what's right and what's wrong. >> reporter: in this case how do you argue? they face misdemeanor nordice orally conduct and criminal mischief charges. the two may have duplicated their damage at a nearby target and a wal*mart. i've been to some parties in my life. had plenty of fun but never even began to think of anything like this. these dudes, they're out there on their own. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ note movement. >>> get ready a quick in and out of old city is about to be gone forever. no one is happy about it. ♪ >>> now to developing story out of philadelphia. prominent name in politics under some scrutiny because of a political aid. the aid worked for philadelphia judge jimmy moore during his 2012 candidacy in the dem

♪ >> my dearest nan, i feel impelled to avail myself of this present opportunity of writing you thisn shed in this fierce soft drink conflict. but i have no misgivings for i believe it that it is for a good cause, a worthy cause, to determine once and for all, which fizzy drink is the best one to sip upon. i have heard that you have taken up with the 7up camp and i hope you know i hold no ill will for your decision. i must return now to our utterly contemptible pep henry, august 31st, 1982. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: moving on. another thing very popular on youtube, basketball trick shot videos. these are videos where guys do all sorts of incredible tricks while shooting hoops. well, this sub-community of youtube users prefers dick shot videos -- it's not what it sounds like! [ light laughter ] you know what, just see for yourself. check out some dick shots. ♪ >> not that kind of dick shot. ♪ >> swish! >> swish! >> my name's richard and when you shorten it, it turns to dick. and i'm taking basketball shots. that's why it's called "dick shots." ♪ >> dick shot! >> mission accom

elections that were in red districts, i don't think we can extrapolate from that, and we'll tie it to nan pelosi, and it will be a horrible thing. d >> does it work in a traditional -- >> in a district that hillary clinton won. >> what about aennti-trump? >> that's what they are hoping for, obviously. the politics have become tribal. that seems it will be a safe bet skprks the referendum on trump, but the national security and extent to which, if you mention russia to somebody to a trump support, it's everything that represents fake news and conspiracy, and trying to take down the president. that's an astonishing tribal reaction that if you want to think about it that way, and we're talking about an american adversa adversary, he tried to interfere with the election. forget about whether it was to help trump or hurt hill rary. you're seeing it in polls that it's a reflexive instinct to dismiss that story to take down the president rather than a threat to national security. >> everybody is mobilized and chuck said on my radio show up. don't get a way of a election unless one side is demora

police have not identified the victim but says he is in his 20's no arrests have been made >>> nan wanted in a deadly shooting on the main line coulding trigger man behind another shooting that was a short distance away. >> police hope this picture here lead to his arrest. lauren's on this story at the haverford township police department, lauren? >> reporter: hi mike and alex. witnesses at both scenes described that man the same way they say he was angry and yelling and now haverford township police working with philadelphia police because he is accused of shooting in both places on saturday. take a look here at hoe is, this is what he was wearing that day a red hoodie pulled up over his head, not far enough to cover his face. underneath white t-shirt, jeans, sneakers and police think handgun was in his way waste band. officers responded to shots fired on haverford avenue and they found 29 year-old joseph lee dead in the front door of an apartment building. witnesses told them there was arguing and then gunshots. well, people living in philadelphia overbrook park section said the same th

korean owe ace cues of killing his three-year old son brand nan 2015.rosecutors argued that creato killed brendan in part because his girl friend didn't like being around the boy. >>> well, coming up a stern warning from police. >> still ahead message from one police department after officers are forced to step in , to rescue a dog left in the hot car. >>> also ahead fireless fire works how one town provided the pop, pop sound in a much more safe way >>> makes you want to just smile. >> yes. >> it may not feel as hot today, katie's back with your forecast, coming up next. >> i have never heard this song, shout out to our producer, this morning for this, musical selection, i like it, amy. >> she's like a dj back there. >> um-hmm. >>> and, welcome back. across the delaware to see great fire works, this dazzling display brought a colorful end to the fourth of july celebration as long camden waterfront last night. crowds gathered on both side of the river were treated to i great show. beautiful. >>> and 300 miles away, pittsburgh put on a fire works show of

. >> reporter: she may have been most photographed would nan in the world but at home she was just mom. >> she always just a normal parent come watch us play football, and, searching for socks. >> reporter: they remember how she loved to dress them up in silly costumes; as they snapped family pictures. >> the last time they prince spoke to their mother she was in hairs hours before she died and they were far away in scotland at their grandmother the queen, in a hurry to go out and play. harry and write in a desperate rush to say good bye william says, if i had known what was going to happen, i wouldn't have been so blase. harry said then 12 how differently the conversation would have and out if he had idea that it was to be their last. now, 35 years old, william is making sure that lady diana is recognized as granny diana by his own two children. >> do i regularly show george and remind them that their won't so grand mothers in their life. >> reporter: prince remind a new generation that their mother was more than a glamorous cover girl she was a trail blazing celebrity activist. >> pe

. >> her mother want add ba nan nan split every day after church. >> and people said amen. >> they gote everybody not just every kid but everybody deserved to have a great ice cream shop, right. >> that is so true yes good oy y shakes. >> yes, i do. i'll actually going to make one for you today. >> if you have to, go ahead. [ laughter ] >> what are you making? >> what i'm going to make today, i'm going to actually make a vanilla milkshake and top it off with strawberries and whipped cream. >> all right. i like all of that. okay. good ahead and talk and make at the same time if you can. >> ice cream it's vanilla ice cream and i'll pour little small amou and then we actually blown it up. >> there we go. >> now what makes your guy's milk shakes so good. >> because it's all natural and we actually -- dough we don't use any simple syrup at all we use whole milk to complete our milk shakes. >> you use the good stuff. >> yes all of the good stuff. >> were do most people come in for. >> they come in for lot of different things actually. we have hotdogs, halved smokes, funnel cakes, wings, pizz

. >> i share people's frustrations about the change in policing nan building community trust, and transformational changes, difficult it is un comfortable , it takes time, and it is worth doing. >> the mayor believes she has brought about more reform than any mayor in the country, and she says she will not be resigning. danielle nottingham, for cbs-3 , "eyewitness news". >> switching gears now, california dog is pulled from a burning house and revived by firefighters. jack was unresponsive after firefighters pulled him out of the bakersfield home. they used a special animal mask to deliver oxygen to him, after a few harrowing moment, jack was awake and responsive there. officers say the dog did suffer respiratory injuries, but received additional oxygen therapy, and is now doing well jack also received a special visitor there, the firefighter who saved him. >> one puppy might have you doing a double take now, because the goal end retriever puppy isn't golden at all. the little green fellow was part of a litter of puppies born in scotland. the rare phenomenon is thought to have when puppies in the

if you're a giants nan you want to go over there they'll have root beer floats, raising money, but you'llg down to about 57 degrees. up in the north bay 78 in petaluma, 84 in san jose. along the east bay shore mid to upper 60s richmond and berkley, 77 in fremont and the cat tro valley and 84 to 89 it's going to be warm inland just not hot. temperatures tonight 50 to about 57 degrees. now that's some good sleeping weather. here's my accuweather seven day forecast. look at the slow warming trend while all of us are at work and by the weekend mid to upper 90s inland, 80s around the bay but 60s around the coast. >>> now a live up daty jessica castro. >> another showdown about to get under way in texas over its proposed bathroom bill in about only an hour law make iz will go into a special session there. conservatives want to, i transgender people to use bathrooms corresponding to gender on their birth certificate. similar to north carolina's law. but there is new opposition this morning including huge companies like ibm, apple, and american airlines as well. back to you. >>> thank you. the de

a man died after being stabbed during a fight near infer nan des park in half moon bay last night police officers who arrived there found the victim and his attacker fighting. the man who died suffered stab wounds to his neck. the other man was taken into custody. >>> in the east bay this morning, police investigating an attempted armed robbery near highway 880. two men allegedly fired into a car with a man and woman inside near davis street by highway 880. when police arrived, they saw two men fleeing the scene, one of them apparently armed. police ordered a shelter in place for homeowners and blocked off several streets and started that search. >> lot of noise. lot of cops. you know, it's like half the force was here. >> the two schts are now in custody. the two victims are okay and police continue their investigation. >>> all new this morning, a woman is dropped a $23 million lawsuit against cal berkeley. that lawsuit was filed by a woman who says that the school allows conservatives to be attacked on campus because of their political beliefs. she was pepper sprayed on campus in febru

beau can's nan revenge. he's waited all these years to public all these memos to say he was right. mr. buchanan: i was stunned by the chinese trip. but i have held those for a long time in my fimes and everything. and they really represent what i believed in. there's a threat of consistency certainly on political strategy all the way up through. it worked. the idea to put the goldwater people together with the nixon center of the party and goodbye to rockefeller and them and then once you get this blocked go after the northern catholics. folks that were raised just like me. and nixon raised his catholic ote from 22% to 25%. the southern protestants they called theer advantage gel calings where they denounce southern strategy. all these natural alliances on politics, issues and the southern conservatives and put these four blocks together and as a right -- it's going to split the country a bit but we're going wind up with the larger half which we did. i mean, can you imagine? anybody thinking in 1962 after nixon's last press conference he ould win a 49-state landslide? and then it a

hurricaner if nan da there. category 2.ay strengthen to a category 4 and it should not affect land and some head lines to see as we go into the next several days will be watching that. and in san francisco, watching those temperatures go up. mid-70s this weekend. not bad. compared to the 101 we'll feel for the inland valleys with some of the heat advisories in effect and bring it back down a few degrees early next week. heading over to mike now. when's happening on the roads? >> we have the issue in the tri-valley. earlier crash removed from the roadway and the rest of the bay looks great. mostly green and zoom in, the slower drive. improving westbound and eastbound and the crash that cleared as far as the traffic flow goes. west 84 bogs you down. may want to use the dublin interchange. as far as the numbers go, the purple route, the easiest route and 30 minutes. going through that area, past the crash, we have doubled the time. this saves you the time. join. a quick check outside shows you san jose, the south bay looking g