in fact, newport is home to america's oldest jewish synagogue. in more modern times, it was here at st. mary's that john f. kennedy and wife, jackie, tied the knot. where yachts and sailboats now crowd the docks, in the 1700's, this was a major seaport for sailing ships from around the world. one of the signers of the declaration of independence hailed from newport, william ellery. during the american revolution, the british occupied the town for three years. after the british left newport, it became the base for french troops sent to aid the colonies. under general rochambeau, 5,000 french soldiers marched to join general washington at yorktown. this painting shows the british surrender that ended the revolution. the americans are on the right, and the french on the left. in the early 1800's, southern plantation owners came north to newport to build grand summer homes. not to be outdone, wealthy yankees began to build even bigger homes. that set off a race between the richest families in america to try and out-build one another. they hired the m

this is the southbound lanes of i-95 near basin road in newport. all southbound lanes are shut down as crews work to free the trapped driver. it's 5:30 we're bringing in karen and matt pellman. karen will have the traffic in just a moment. matt pellman is also a busy roadway in the morning, this will not be good for a lot of commuters. >> reporter: you've got that right, an hour we've been without the southbound lanes of i-95 and we are getting toward the morning rush hour. as it continues to be closed we'll see more problems as everybody is forced off the southbound side of i-95 on to 141 northbound. the over turned truck is blocking all lanes at basin road. some alternates coming out of the wilmington if you normally head south on i-95 stay up on route 2, kirkwood highway. use route 4 or take 1 south to 273 from there use churchman's road or highway one knob to get back to -- northbound to get back to i-95 southbound. a number of options if you use i-95 southbound in the morning. a bad accident in avendale, chester county reporting two tractor-tr

the crash on the southbound side of i-95 near basin road in newport. the southbound lanes are shut down as the crews worked on the driver, and they still shut down as he goes to the hospital. let's go over to matt pellman. >> reporter: the story is more and more complicated. the silver mercedes struck the truck after it was overturned. the driver of the mercedes doesn't see the truck and strikes the struck. that's complicates the situation. all traffic is being forced on the northbound side of 141. you're stuck in a parking lot as time ticks along and volume buildings stay with us on route 2 kirkwood highway. use route 4 take 13 to 273 run that to churchmans road. no word when the southbound lanes of i-95 will reopen. in avendale, there's two tractor-trailer crashes police are hoping you around that. on the big picture a couple of other issues getting word of a crash at northern liberties, second and fairmont, 3 or 4 vehicles involved. we have an accident germantown avenue at broad street. things don't look too bad on the schuylkill expressway or i-95

the driver is trapped in the vehicle, this is near basin road in newport. all southbound lanes are shut down as crews work to free the trapped driver. matt pellman is taking a look at that in traffic, karen rogers has accuweather good morning to above the -- both of you. >> reporter: the upstairs truck flipped on its side the driver is trapped inside all southbound lanes of i-95 remain blocked approaching basin road. this is extra problematic because of the closure of 495 that's keeping i-95 very busy during the rush hour. not only do you have the extra volume that's going to be detouring but you have the blockage of all southbound lanes. the southbound lanes could be blocked for a while stay with sn kirkwood highway or take 13 to churchman's road and 13 to highway 1 to i-95. there's a number of ways to do it. this is i-95 in fishtown, southbound come the headlights in center city overnight construction is out of the way. we're looking much better on i-95 with dry conditions and same thing on the schuylkill expressway. on city between the schuylkill express

he asked me for a pack of newports.ooking around the store. >> when it's time for him to pay, there's a problem. >> he started grabbing on his pockets and everything. then he was like, i forgot my wallet. i'll be back, and then he left out of the store. >> she keeps an eye on the strange man as he leaves with a nagging feeling there's something not quite right with this early bird. the man gets into his car and stays inside for several minutes. >> he stayed in his car, which was kind of weird to me. >> inside the store, the clerk carries on as usual, grabbing an early morning snack of white cheddar popcorn. she's suspicious of the man, but as long as he's in his car outside, she doesn't feel in danger, but he's about to make his move. >> he came, and he was like i'll take that pack of newports. when i went to go ring him up, he was like, don't give me no problems, just give me the pack of newports and hit the no sell button on your register. >> he has a sweater wrapped around his hand and claims it's concealing a gun. b

rhode island ship captain benjamin lindsey was en route to providence from newport in his ship the hannah when he was accosted and ordered to yield for inspection by the gaspee. captain lindsey ignored the gaspee's command and raced away up mare bega narragansett bay, e warning shots fired by the gaspee. as the gaspee gave chase, captain lindsey knew a little something about narragansett bay and he knew a little something about the hannah. he knew that she was lighter and drew less water than the gaspee. and he sped north towards patuxent cove, toward the shallow waters off manquid point. his hannah shot over the shallows there but the heavier gaspee grounded and stuck firm. the british ship and her crew were caught, stranded in a falling tide, and it would be many hours before a rising tide could free the hulking gaspee. presented with that irresistible opportunity, captain lindsey continued on his course to providence and there enlisted the help of john prow brown, a respected merchant from one of the most prominent providence families. the two men rallied a group of rhode island patrio

in newport beach, kristie fajardo, kpix 5. >> absolutely amazing. can you believe he is 89 years old? paul? >> man looks good. >> he looks fantastic. >> whatever he is doing, i want to start doing. >> it's amazing. there are so few of those world war ii veterans still around. so hats off to him. >> absolutely. >> happy graduation! >> i know, isn't that cool? he's earned it. >>> it's amazing how a tiny little change in the wind around here can just change everything for us. all we did was increase the onshore flow a couple miles an hour grab more of the ocean influence. 80s? no. 60s. 90s? no, 70s. everything changed. you can look at the top of your television screen and see the fog. it's patiently waiting. it's waiting its turn to spill through the golden gate and move into san francisco bay. for now, the cloud cover and the fog are right along the coast and temperatures are down any where near the water that's you in san bruno, you in oakland, emeryville, piedmont. you're in the mid-60s. san francisco now down to 60. and san jose, santa rosa and liv

. >> jeff, i'm curious about your base of operations there in newport news.ring that up because we were talking wb henry, familiar with atmosphere research who says, we falked to him last week, he says i'm concerned be a the likelihood of people's express succeeding. i think trying to operate out of newport news, virginia is too small a city and i don't think outscoresing is a logical approach and concerned about their ability to make money. what do you say to that? >> first of all i'd say he's probably never started an airline, but we are very excited about newport news. it has historic market over 400,000 passengers a year. we intend to bring those people back, and that's the focus. the focus is cities with an historicing air traffic pattern that have lost the service, because of industry consolidation. we're here to get it back. >> what's your thoughts -- >> i'm curious. quick, jeff. what kind of reservation load factor are you looking at at least on the initial flights? it's what percentage of your seats have you booked? >> well, fellas, as you can apprec

they blocked all the southbound lanes in newport, delaware near the exit at route 141. phillip baits dosed off. >>> the casino is closed at end much august. the move is necessary to stabilize the business in atlantic city. 2100 people that work at the mardi gras casino shows that the profits are in steep decline. this is the second to close that the atlantic city. revel could close if a new owner is not found. at 6:00 we are talking to workers and the mayor about the impact of the closure. >>> they are preparing for the wawa welcome america festival. it's close to the parkway today. from there they monitor a met work of cameras on fourth of july. they converge on the parkway for fireworks and festivities. it's the wawa welcome america freedom ceremony. hosted by matt o'connell and tamala edwards. and from 7:00 to 11:00 p.m. don't miss the jam. along with rick williams and karen rogers. >>> we are closing out the work week with a calm friday across the region. channel 6 hd was flying across the shore this afternoon for the latest consumer reportthelatestg out with adam.

investigators learned that partin and his daughter were living in newport richey, florida, with a friendd met in prison. when questioned, partin's roommate said he hadn't seen partin or his daughter since joshan's murder was covered in the local news. he also said he had never seen joshan ashbrook at his house either. with a search warrant, police examined the room partin and his daughter had been using, and initially found nothing suspicious. >> we lifted up a throw rug that was in between the two beds, and when we pulled the throw rug back, there was a huge, discolored stain. >> the stain was about four feet long and smelled of bleach. it looked like someone had recently tried to clean it, so criminalists lifted the carpet and found traces of blood underneath, which they collected for dna testing. forensic analysts also went over every inch of the room. >> they started searching, and on the wall they found a speck of blood that looked like it might have been a cast-off, a little tear drop. >> the blood on the wall and underneath the carpet yielded a genetic profile and it matched josha

. >> reporter: patel says the suspect got away with 15 packs of newport cigarettes.alued at about $100, and 250 in cash. police say they're investigating whether this robbery is linked to one with similarities that took place tuesday at the m and m deli located at 458 markell street in roxborough. fox 29 spoke with an employee there after it happened. >> handed him plastic bag and told him to give him the cigarettes like all the newport. >> reporter: surveillance cameras also captured the suspect fleeing with $1,500. police say in a similar bag. but before he did he became violent. police say he beat the owner unconscious after he caught him pushing a panic button under the counter. >> it's certainly surprising especially in the summer when it is so quiet. i live near here and i feel safe here. >> reporter: it was business as usual at both deli's fry but ppapa tell is telling his employees to be more alert. >> watch out what's going on. >> reporter: and the owner of the m and m deli was treated and released from the hospital. anyone with information about either of t

it happened near fishing pier in newport news. bystanders tossed ropes to the five people struggling to stay afloat in that rough surf. three police officers risked their lives to help. they jumped in without safety equipment. they managed to rescue three of the victims. >>> severe storms including tornados raced across colorado's front range and the eastern plains yesterday. one adot nea country cluburo at least one inj and uprootiees ning abc's linzie jan abc's li.zie jan >> reporter: dodging disaster. in colorado, another four tordos. the twisters keep coming. nine of them in the state since friday. in aurora, colorado, a june hailstorm blanketing the ground with ice. more twisters in the south. debris sent spinning bay tornado near st. louis, missouri, as ne missouri, as a plane flies dangerously close. in northwest alabama, lightning sparking fires. the texas panhandle drenched with fears of flash flooding. and residents near roswell, new mexico, call this their spaceship, a severe type of thunderstorm known as a supercell sw

the following day, he got aboard a different newport, and did it all over again.not the wing flapping thing, you knew that -- he knew to be careful. it would go on to shoot down more enemy aircraft than any other pilot. in september 1918, right towards the end of the war, he was appointed to the head of the 94th squadron. whicht in ring squadron, would become famous. he beat out many others who had college degrees, who served longer than he did. everybody seemed to know he was the guy we wanted. the germans were massing their final all out effort against the allies. it was all or nothing now. the role of the airplane along the static line between had become very important. particularly, to mask -- each side set up these great hydrogen balloons behind the line and these were where these observers got up. they had parachutes. they could look and they radioed or dropped messages down indicating troop movement. if you could paralyze the enemy's -- and the germans were called drop is -- drachens, then you could then move with impunity around the battlefield on the grou

. >> reporter: i'm neal karlinsky for "nightline" in newport beach, california. >>> next, paramour'snt tour has just begun. they're taking it backstage and behind the scenes. i've helped many people in the last 23 years. but i needed help in quitting smoking. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced the urge for me to smoke. it actually caught me by surprise. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin reaction to it. if you develop these, stop chantix and see your doctor right away as some could be life threatening. tell your doctor if you have a history of heart or blood vessel problems, or if you develop new or worse symptoms. get medical help right away if you have sympt

i want you to see a different video, newport beach, australia. now, there's a guy with his go pro in shallow ocean, right? watch when he takes the go pro camera underwater. >> oh! no way, it's the same video! >> yeah, that is thee exact same video. is this a fake? >> well, here's the deal. kind of looks like the same dude. we did research and found out scott mitchell is, in fact, a vid vid videoand photographer, and someone in the comments said it was fake, and scott mitchell said it was, an example of how people are gullible. it could be a video from anywhere and put the legs on the green screen forever ago and use that clip to edit into other videos and fool people on the internet. >>> armed and dangerous and police say he's on the loose in harris county georgia. police pulled him over in a gas station, but you know he won't someday pulled over long. deputies give chase. halloway enters the freeway, but he's going the wrong direction. he's going against the flow of traffic creating a terribly dangerous scenario. thankfully, nobody was hit or in

to tell us how much better than an autograph, we have mike, the owner of the gopro, via skype from newportyou end up at this concert in. >> we were there the previous night and happened to meet the owr. he tolds y here tomorrow night but would not say why. we're like we have nothing to lose. let's go. about 11:30 brad tweet head was going to joe's for a pizza and beer. came on at 12 and unbelievable. i couldn't believe it happened. >> what's the guitar sound like when it's being played with a gopro. >> amazing when it's being played by brad. >> were you a fan of brad's before this? >> always been a fan and even a bigger fan. he was so cool, so humble, totally down to earth. just hanging out with all of us. he's high fiving people, taking the cameras and a doing selfies. they had no set no plan, sat up there and jammed. >> do you have your camera? can you explain how he was able to hold the camera and play at the same time. >> yeah. let me grab it. give me a second. here's the camera. i don't think you will be able to see but there's scrapes on the bottom which i'm stoked about. he was able

and in newcastle coin, a wreck to avoid at newport pike, near clayton avenues and the salty dog dive center. and slow speeds through delaware because of the 495 closure. rick and shirleen, back to you. >> thank you matt. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight, a man is pumping his gas one minute and the next minute he is pulling a man from his burning car. we'll have the heart stopping video. >>> hey rick we are tracking the showers and it's occasional pop-up thunderstorms in the lehigh and delaware valleys. those details are coming up with the accuweather forecast. and jeff skversky has sports with the phillies and something they only managed to do once this season so far. mara: it's easy to lose your way in a place like this. ms. winnie earle: kids in paterson face lots of obstacles - but nothing can stop their determination. mara: my dream is to be a pediatric nurse. ms. earle taught me if i work hard - i can do anything. ms. winnie earle: mara had so much potential, it was my job to help her reach her goals. mara: now, i'm headed to college to study nursing! ms. winnie earle:

and avondale, gap newport road near sunny dell road. iturni into ausy morn we on topçf all of these issues. >>ne from overnight, police are looking for a man who killed a man and injured two others in a shooting. we talked to a woman who says her cousin was the man who was killed. she says his name is valondin geary. >> just a few hours ago in berks county, a house and barn went up in flames. firefighters were called out to tully drived in upper tulpehocken. here's a that was posted online. so far, no injuries reported. >>> mor than 2,000 casino workers in atlantic city are expected to get pink slips today. the showboat hotel and cino was the second in recent weeks to announce it may have to close it's doors. nbc 10's katy zachry is live along the boardwalk with reaction from employees. >> asan imagin we're hearing anger and frustration from employees who work here at the showboat hotel and casino. this operation has been under way for nearly0 years. and within 60 days, thes employees are hearing it's going to close. we got early word

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they can use that for any means and you can use it as a newport and this was exciting to me, to purchasing diapers and that's really expensive and important. we want to get san franciscans insurance to covered san francisco, instead of giving the worker the option to use the money, we're saying we're going to require you to get insured because when you don't get insured it falls on the tax payer when you end up in general hospital. we're trying to use that $90 million that's being pocketed by businesses to use that money more efficiently to get insured. i think everyone in this room can understand that concept. number two -- >> i'm sorry. let me back up for a moment because you thought you were going to answer five questions but we are in a dialogue between the commissions and recognizing and honoring you as a representative of supervisor. i was hoping would be short answers to perhaps some of the factual issues so i think -- >> i'll try to be short but it is a critical conversation and i would hope you allow the time. if this is so complicated we should have the time to talk about it. >>

are getting word this next crash involves two tractor-trailers, just outside of kennett square, gap newport road, here is sunny dale road. otherwise i-95 as you are leaving northeast philadelphia not bad at all. just remember the new construction pattern here as you head south in toward girard. mass transit running with no delays. ukee, back over to you. >> thank you. time now 5:36. in business news this morning, using your smart phone to get married. >> and the newest tobacco alternative. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, what's this all about, jill? >> good morning again, ukee, nicolement finds out how americans feel about the economy later this morning. university of michigan releases its report on consumer sentiment. last month, confidence fell as americans were pessimistic about hey increases. here on wall street, we'll see if stocks can close out the week higher, the dow lost 21 points on thursday, the nasdaq was flat. >>> the new alternative to traditional cigarettes. philip morris international, the world's seconds biggest tobacco company, pla

speaking of tractor-trailers there is accident involving two tractor-trailers, along gap newport roadjust outside of kennett square, and a crash out in silver dale outside of quakertown, dublin pike at fifth street. otherwise, all of the bridges looking fine, no problems on i59, or the schuylkill expressway, and mass transit running with no delays. here's ukee now with a look at sports. >> and the sixers long-term plans are taking shape. the 76ers first rounds pick, third overall; joe he will embiid who say is the best player in the draft. trouble is he is not likely to see action. he is a 7-foot here played a year with kansas, suffered foot injury in pre-draft work out. could be out for the year. also had some back issues, but he is compared to hakeem the dream. and he was the big 12 defensive player of the year. he should be good to go when he gets ready and an impact player. >>> sixers will also be waiting for croatian forward darr yo sacic. acquired him after trading the player they took with al ton peyton to orlando, also couple of draft picks, will play in turkey next season, bu

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. >> reporter: seven years ago, middle of the day in newport news, virginia, someone starts shooting.> 911. >> three shots, he shot this boy. >> when local police arrived at the scene, they found two young victims. a 20-year-old was laying near death on the front porch. he'd die later at the hospital. a 16-year-old was already dead behind the house facedown in the grass. police couldn't find any lead. no witnesses, no weapon. so a double murder investigation went nowhere. but four years later, a new detective named carlos nunez was assigned to the case. he got a tip that a local rapper named antwan stewart, seen in this video, was the shooter and that steward who uses the stage name twan gotti had written a rap song bragging about the murder. at the time, steward was an up-and-coming rapper with a charge for gun possession. he sang what some call gangsta rap. focusing on violence, drug dealing, and gang life. one song caught the detective's eye. when nunez heard it, he believed steward was bragging about the murder. listen -- ♪ everybody saw [ bleep ] nobody saw when [ bleep ] ♪ ♪ i p

chicago, dallas, newport beach. miami, going to south america.majors expansion for us. 40% is consumed in the u.s.. the potential is exceptional for us. >> what is the hottest product with the greatest growth profile? it is at the eighth whiskey? is it something less successful, more accessible? >> cutty sark is interesting. it was designed for the u.s. market. it became a scotch prohibition. in 19 65, it was the highest selling spirit in the u.s.. today, you will struggle to find it in a few places. we have just launched cutty sark prohibition. all of this new. people are looking for authentic brands with a history. this is the brand your grandfather drank. in some ways, that is an advantage to us. we are seeing it, perhaps at our making. this is an exceptional product. they did that very well. also brought a clear spirit. this is a partnership between what you call a scotch whiskey producer and also the family in the dominican republic. we have been working together to produce this. here you have a product matured in a cast for 2-5 years. we ha

. >>> police say a car crossed a center line of newport road and plowed into a wind star coming in the opposite direction. the driver in the wind star is in stable condition. >>> wawa america sell vacation start today the event lead up to a big concert and fireworks on the parkway. while the hope is for everybody to have a great time, keeping everybody safe is big business. david henry takes a look at the big event. >> all the information comes in here. >> reporter: this is the nerve center technicianses were setting up the -- technicians were setting up the joint operation center. police and fire will be monitoring hundreds of cameras and relaying information to uniformed and under cover personnel in the field. >> we have ores part of the matter that i i can't talk about, but there are people out there constantly making sure that everybody can come down and feel safe and have a good time and but understand we have to do what we need to do to keep everybody safe. >> reporter: the boston marathon bombing has everybody on edge. there are no credible threats out there, but they have to be

expect delays in wilmington, through newport you can get by, finally, have a good weekend, tam. >> thatr there throughout the afternoon. high of 84. slightly humid, chance of a spotty shower north and west of the city. tomorrow, lower humidity, nice and dry, 84. sunday, another beauty, dry and sunny. 85. good news keeps on coming. >> i love that from accuweather. that's it for us. "live" with kelly and michael is up next on announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, from "transformers: age of extinction," mark wahlberg. and u.s. open golf champion michelle wie. also, daniel boulud dishes up the core on our next farm-to-table challenge. and comedian whitney cummings is michael's co-host for the day. ll next on "live." now, here are michael strahan and whitney cummings! [cheers and applause] ♪

the newport and seven harrington's and labor income is not the same. inheritance and labor income is not the same. in world war i it was a fact that the concentration of wealth was higher in europe than in the united states. today it is the opposite. so you can see you have change over time. it is not as if things are always the same forever. which areig changes also due to policy and demographic forces. so the reason why historically inheritance has been less importance to the united states is simply because of growth. is this going to last forever? we don't know. the population used to be 100,000,100 years ago. -- 100 million 100 years ago. whatever happens to the democratic forces is going to have a huge impact on the inherited wealth and labor income. comes to the relative importance of inheritance and labor income, you see influence very easily. ♪ >> i don't know the answer to this question, had no one -- why this book? why you? was that your method of analysis? did no one ever think to look at the question you were in pursuit of and support it wi

graduation ceremony in southern california for one man, 89-year-old joined this year's graduation class at newportrbor high school to receive his diploma 70 years late. he was supposed to to pick it up back in 1942, but a month before graduation he was sent to a japanese interment camp. >> 75:00 it's the first day of summer. in the lehigh valley the poconos lots of sun expected, a few clouds, south of there, lots of clouds, some sun, in general we'll see mostly cloudy, or more clouds than sun, however you want to word it here, a couple of showers are possible south of the city, but they will be very brief, very light. 77 in philadelphia. dover, 74. wilmington, 73 and cape may, 74. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, a little milder for tomorrow, a lot more in the way of sun, 83. monday and tuesday look quiet and warmer. 85, 86. >> this is a perfect sit outside weather. >> reporter: nice glass of ice tea. >> we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's bianna golodryga with a preview. >> reporter: gowrng you mean on "g.m.a." -- good morning to y

. >> al jazeera, newport, connecticut. after a break, getting in on the game, college players take on the nc action, a preview of a fault lines investigation in our next segment. and looking ahead, on the run, from the country that measures its worth in gross happiness happiness? what is behind an exodus of refugees. america tonight, correspondent on why anyone would want to leave a country built on happiness, for life as a ref je here. we'll mark world refugee day here with a look at b hurricanesutan blues. turmoil in iraq, as president obama decides to send hundreds of troops to baghdad. we'll tell you where countless people are in concentration catches because of their faith. plus, the fbi investigating a report who has been looking into the bo berghdal case two years ago. and amazon's book battle that's at the top of the hour. >> for the nc actiona businesses is booming, the value of it's assets growing by 1,000% in the last few decades p and student athletes are pushing for a share. five trial now underway part of tha

newport news in particular had 15 years of traffic generated by a number of carriers, most notably air tran left after its merger with southwest leaving a huge void. so our plan is to fill that niche. >> and stick within that niche? what is your growth strategy from there? >> the growth strategy from there is to move to other cities that have a similar circumstance. one example that i'll give to is you pittsburgh. pittsburgh traffic now is 25% of what it was a few years ago in its heyday. u.s. eai air moved almost all flights out to the hub in philadelphia. >> you can take advantage of major markets and not so major markets left high and dry by the others. but i'm looking at some of your airfares. they are ridiculously low, but fees are not so low. spirit airlines has done well with that strategy. that what you're trying to mimic? >> we're trying to -- yes, we're trying to go forward with the menu strategy. we think that's what people want. we're trying to do it with good customer service that others don't necessarily have. but you're right, the fares are low. if i was to come visit yo

>>> philadelphia police are looking for two suspects who made off were $400, and in ten packs of newport cigarettes in a grocery store robbery. it happened last night, or last friday i should say, at the food line market on the 5500 block of rising sun. that is in lawncrest. according to the cashier the pair came into the store and one of them put his gun right through the plexiglas window there, the other jumped over the counter and they ordered the work tore hand over the cash and cigarettes. then they both took off on foot. >>> switching now to your fox 29 weather authority, forecast, another beautiful weekend across the region, this is a live look at the center city sky line this evening. meteorologist doughmen ica davis is in for caitlin ross tonight. we have been really spoiled these last few weeks. >> it is perfect weather and this week is no exception, this week ebb is no exception, so here we are looking at the the the at light and radar. we have had a few clouds around, this afternoon mainly from monroe town all the way down through bucks county. that is where we will be lookin

for example, i did research for this book in newport, rhode island and the main library there to thisry day is named fled abraham redwood, who after the 1736 slave revolt because many of his "africans" were involved in the slave revolt. .e fled he helped to basically establish that city on the atlantic coast. there is a close connection between what was transpiring in the caribbean and what was taking place in the mainland. historians need to recognize that even though these colonies were not necessarily a unitarian project, they were close and intimate connections. >> so why this great disparity between how people in the united states talk about the creation of the united states, if you will, not talking about indigenous people, native american people, and this story that you have researched? >> it is fair to say that the united states to provide a sanctuary for europeans. indeed, i think part of the "genius" of the was project, if there was such a genius, was the fact that the founders in the united states basically called on a formal truce, formal cease-fire with regard to the reli

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>> newport beach, california, is a prime spot to catch some waves or just spend the day lounging on theand. but on the afternoon of august 3rd, 2011, a nightmare is unfolding below this idyllic beach. 17-year-old matt meena is trapped underneath six feet of sand when the hole he's digging collapses in on him. alerted by meena's cousins, lifeguards, including captain mike helfide, rush to his aid. >> when i first came on scene, we had two lifeguards digging and then four or five, matt's cousins and friends that he was with. at that point we started getting more volunteers. >> helfide organizes the group into three concentric circles surrounding the spot where meena was last seen. >> the first rescuers are inside moving sand, trying to locate the patient. the second ring takes the sand from the rescuers and move it further out. the third ring is to take the sand and disperse it further out. >> as word ripples out that a teenager is trapped, bystanders start converging on the scene and the crowd grows. >> i just saw a whole row of moms just on their hands and knees just digging as if it we

day for a man in california. 89 year old don miati walked with the class of trent of 2014 at his newport high school. he missed his graduation back in 1942 because he was in a intermittent camp for japanese americans after the bombing of pearl harbor. 72 years late he got to attend an official graduation ceremony and students were super supportive. >> it's really awesome we gave him the opportunity to do what he wasn't able to do years ago. >> it's amazing to just give someone that opportunity after that long. >> we all absolutely just love the idea. it's an honor really. >> he went on to serve in the u.s. army and became a college professor. >>> whatever happened to taking the summer off? >> still to come, why some parents are paying big money for summer planners for their teenagers. >>> and you know it's bad but why do so many people still bake in the sun over and over again? coming up, what happens to your brain every time you sun bathe that could leave you addicted. >> but first a little girl born without a hand gets a new one thanks to a 3d printer. the additional special ingredient

first on with the power lunch" we're pleased to welcome back paul mcculley live from beautiful newport beach, california. good to see you, paul. >> good to see you, sue. >> let's start with this note. you spent a lot of time talking about well anchored inflation expectations. tell me about it. >> i think the grand war against inflation that volcker started in 1979 was won at the turn of the century and for the last 15 years, inflation has been incredibly absent. we've had our cyclical ups and downs but when you look at it on a chart, i think we achieved the promised land, price stability over many cycles and right now we're a little bit below where we'd like to be, but this whole notion that the fed has to always be fighting an inflation war is what i'm attacking because we won that war. >> does that mean that rates will stay low longer than, perhaps, the market expects? or a lot of investment advisers expect? i mean, the whole theme going into this year was race rates going to rise. that hasn't played out. >> i think rates are going to be lower than what historically is the case, but

and measurements at the newport tide gauge show that, as the sea water warms and expands, sea level is up almost 10 inches against our shores since the 1930's. extreme weather depends a lot on natural variability but climate change increases the odds that heat waves and heavy rain bursts will occur. as the clie pa climate has warme types of extreme weather have already become more frequent and severe. here on this chart we see that in the northeast, up here, the area which includes both rhode island and west virginia, between 1958 and 2010, the amount of rain coming in those big downpours has gone up by 70%. let's remember, too, how climate change affects the economy and jobs. for example, fishermen in rhode island have seen their winter flounder catch from narragansett bay nearly disappear in recent decades as the bay has warmed. these are not distant climate model projections. this is now. this is happening to rhode island. the people of west virginia have senator manchin fighting for them every day here in washington. i know he believes that we need to find economically responsible

at the newport, rhode island tide gauge sea level is up until 10 inches since the 1930's. in the winter we're three to four degrees warmer in narragansett bay. the climate assessment reports that rhode island will see rising sea levels, warmer temperatures and extreme weather. new hampshire showed that there was plenty of yankee good sense up there as well. the people of new hampshire get it and are taking steps to tackle climate change. let me first say no one pretended it wasn't real. the first line of defense over here is that climate change isn't real. no one i spoke to in new hampshire was pretending interest wasn't real. the university of new hampshire has an expert named cameron wake who told me this, new hampshire is -- quote -- "getting wetter and getting warmer." and they pointed out it's happening fast. the climate assessment shows the northeast already has seen 70% more extreme precipitation in recent years. dramatic downpours that increase the risk of flooding. this university of new hampshire data also shows an even more severe problem for new hampshire. dr.

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