it was in newport, tennessee still cold -- probably february. and i walked right in front of a pickup truck and it knocked me over. if i had not had boots on, i would've broken my ankle. the lady got out and looked at me and she realized why wasn't she said "my gosh. it had to happen in newport." i took two or three days off. then i went right back to that spot. i always put an x down where i stopped because people suspected i was taking ridoes. es. i go back to the x, walk 10 miles, put down another x spend the night, keep going. when i was governor and if i would get kind of stuff either way governor scott, sometimes my staff would say, ok put your shirt on and go back out and walk with people. even today, we have an annual mule day parade the first saturday of the year in columbia, tennessee. there might be 100,000 people there. i wear my red and black shirt. my rule of thumb is -- walk in parades. if it is the new day parade, walk at the front. it affected everything about my political career. i do not think i would've been elected without i

he asked me for a pack of newports.as still looking 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 concealin

so outwent avoid this area, alternate would be ninth streetment and also, down in newport delaware, out of wilmington, burnside road an accident all lanes block this hour. alternate is boxwood road. construction lower southampton maple avenue at bridge town, park, and woodbridge boulevard all lanes are blocked. that's a look at your ride this morning. man fires in three cars, in south philadelphia. police say they found bullet damaged cars 1800 block of south fourth street around midnight. no one was hurt, police are looking for the gunman. >> do you know driver faces dui this morning. last night, at the 600 block of cioga street. driver ran red light and struck 17 year old boy who was riding his bike. the boy was pronounced dead about a half hour later. police arrested the 28 year old driver. another hit-and-run leaves south jersey high school football player fighting for his life this morning. legs now searching for that driver. seventeen year old was hit early sunday morning on north hook road at lee avenue in pennsville salem county. neon orange spray paint marks the crash scene you

newport beach, -- in them.h, i'm michele greeley. >>> time for see what is coming up on cbs this morning. >> we talk with the woman who may have been a target of the massachusetts terror plot. plus, the man sued for turning his gated community into a swingers club and the resick lining plant making drinkable water from -- recycling plant making drinkable water from sewage and the airports let us try out the simulator for the new fighter jet. we'll see you at 7:00. >> congratulations on your 2015 cronkite award. proud of you. >> thank you so much, andrea. thank you, thank you. >> great show. >> lots of people would have been better. >> not true a. all. not true at all. have a between g day, charlie. >>> what -- have a good day, charlie. >>> what kind of day are we going to have? rinse and repeat? >> we're stuck in this pattern. it will change tomorrow. we have another day of 60s and cloudy and damp out there as well. let's take a look how we're starting off from the michael & son camera. it's cloudy. we also hav

rhode island captain benjamin lindsay was sailing to providence from newport in his ship, the hannah. he was accosted and ordered to yield to inspection by gaspee. captain lindsay refused. he raised up the bay -- raced up the bay despite warning shots fired at the hannah. the gasp he gave chase -- gaspee gave chase and captain lindsay sturges trip north towards the cove -- steered his trip north towards the call. they are, the letter had a shot over the shallows but the heavier -- there, the letter have a -- lighter hannah shot over the shallows but the heavier gaspee ran aground and stuck firm. the british ship and her crew was caught. stranded in a falling tide. they would need to wait many hours for a rising tide to free them again. according to nick bunker, "as night fell the gaspee crew turned in, leaving only one person on the deck." spotting an irresistible opportunity captain lindsay sailed on the providence. there he enlisted the help of john brown, the respected merchant and statesmen who led the petition against the gaspee back in march. brown was from one of the most promi

from newport beach, california. and also our chief u.s. economist. how much do you care about greece right now? the topic right now and it will have pretty good if locations for the market area there is clearly an opportunity to tap italy and spain government bonds. the yields are 2.3% to 2.4%. basically trading at the same level as 10 year treasuries and the economy is growing slower with inflation running at least 1% below where we think the u.s. inflation rate is. has createdtuation an interesting situation. you talked about those spreads widening. between italy and spain versus 160 basis points. the euro will be weaker. one of our teams this dollar strength. the fed will raise rates in september and there is this global diversions between the u.s. and europe area -- and europe. greece inany wants the euro. they want a weaker player. you see this rhetoric continue. what breaks when -- brinkmanship looks like. we have to stare into the precipice to get to the point where the greeks and the rest of the european core are willing to make some sacrific

i'm going to need a bottle of ciroc and a pack of newport 1000. yes, a fresh pack of newports 1000.and, oh, lashes. i need my lashes. i want you to put up on facebook, i want you to -- let them know that the bitch is back. she's back for her crown. the bitch. she's back for her crown, yeah, and yeah. that part. so, wait, wait. at the end of it, let them know about it now. >> $50. good luck to you. ♪ >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> what's going on, lt? >> an inmate known for deviant behavior prompts an emergency response. >> hey, come here and cuff up. come over here and cuff up. >> another inmate turns his fury on two officers. >> he blew up like a roman candle. he went off. >> i slammed him on to the wall. the other little dude

. >> reporter: all right dave we have problems in newport delaware southbound 141 is closed at burnside boulevard. we're not seeing a delay at this early hour, i would stick to boxwood road to avoid an overnight accident. a lot going on at this early hour the scene of the accident, chester county 272 glenwood road, police on the scene trying to his with this accident. hunting park north franklin is bloctd -- blocked at lycombing. blue route the schuylkill expressway i-95 in the 50s a live shot of the blue route in mid county showing no problems here tam. >> we are starting with breaking news this morning, two people are in police custody authorities say they broke into a center city building site and construction debris falling on to a busy street. katherine scott is live near arch and broad she's got the details. good morning katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam that's right, we know two men broke in, we know debris fell on the street, what their intentions were is unclear. arch street is back open, police believe the men climbed up scaffolding and broke a window to get inside the

. >> reporter: for now we're dry we have an overnight accident that causing problems newport in delaware southbound 141 is shut down at burnside boulevard. police and emergency workers remain on the scene at this point causing that closure. nye niep at 55 -- i-95 at 55 miles per hour. we can take a look at i-95 cottman norm southbound traffic very light volume it's early yet, roads are looking good and we're not seeing any problems as you head toward center city. on the the schuylkill expressway, 202, northbound eastbound traffic moving okay, we can see all the lanes are open and roads are dry on the schuylkill expressway with an easy five minute ride eastbound between the turnpike and the blue route there. on the big picture, blue route schuylkill expressway and i-95 in good shape. north franklin street is blocked due to police activity use 9th street to avoid problem there. >> philadelphia police say two juvenile vandals ran amuck inside a center city construction site causing debris to fall on the street below. katherine scott is live at the scene. >> reporter: matt, luckily nobody wa

. >>> we have an overnight accident that's causing problems in newport delaware. 141 has just reopened they cleared the accident scene at burnside boulevard. traffic is moving better. i-95 near the delaware state line northbound traffic is coming out of delaware. if you're heading toward the airport. roads are clear and dry no problems on i-95. on the big picture overall your majors are in good shape. we have showers and thunderstorm near allentown and areas north of that. the rest of the roads appear to be dry. police activity in hunting park north franklin street chef shut it down between lycoming and hunting park avenue. stick to 9th street to avoid any delays there. >> we're starting with breaking news, philadelphia police are looking for two men who shot a 22-year-old woman in the face. this happened inside the house on the 4100 block of north franklin street in hunting park. stay with "action news" and 6abc.com we'll bring you the latest. >>> two men are in police custody after an alleged break-in at a center city construction site. they climbed scaffolding and broke into a build

newport in cumberland county 3.1 inches of rain reported and as a result of that, you had flooded roadways and also buena in atlantic county, route 40 was flooded and blocked off in that location. so we'll talk about what we can expect as we go throughout the rest of tonight. that flood watch for philadelphia and areas to the west stays up until 5:00 in the morning. rainfall 1 to 2 inches, locally higher amounts than that like we've already seen in cumberland county. the rain is tapering to showers. and it will get windy at the coast. coming up, sarah we've got future tracker 6 on standby to time out the rest of the precipitation and let you know the improvement does come for sunday. details coming up with the accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >>> the heavy rain caused some problems tonight and made it generally unpleasant to be out and about. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live now in center city with that part of our coverage. hi annie. >> reporter: hi, sarah. that's right. it's been relentless all day. however, right now in center city, the rainfall is still steady for the

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, into new jersey, 42 freeway a five, 295, turnpike also in myfoxphilly.comment down in delaware, newport, still the scene at 141, burnside boulevard. all lanes block alternate boxwood road. and in hunting park again the police activity you want to avoid this area north franklin street, between lycoming street and hunting park avenue. the alternate would be ninth street there. and then construction zone up in lower southampton route 213, maple avenue, bridge town pike to woodbridge boulevard. all lanes blocked. alternate bridge town pike. then up in doylestown, also construction zone 202 northbound at the doylestown bypass. two right lanes block. this will go until at least june 24th. that's a look at your ride. we send it back to you. >> justin, thank up. rough landing for plane last night. we'll show you what happened when it tried to lands in some windy weather. >> and car goes airborne, landing in a house. you see there. hear why the timing of this crash was specially ironic. we're back in two minutes. happy monday everyone. >>> little lou being called a hero, when a fire broke out in

to bucks county a pair of accidents in bristol one along emily road and one near newport road. and a wreck in makefield near i-95. also starting to see downed wires and trees because of the rain, one set of wire is in conshohocken closing 11th avenue, stick with 10th to get around that. you see red cars moving along the schuylkill expressway it certainly is slow. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this tuesday afternoon. in atlantic county, not quite as bad, wet but not flooded. a minor crash along bellevue avenue and hammonton. you are getting by doing so carefully. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you matt. still ahead a new survey says there is one industry that americans dislike more than any other. we'll tell you what it is next. >> and an announcement that surprised people around the world the head of fifa resigned after being reelected amid scandal. >> and police in boston shoot and killed a man that they say was under surveillance as part of a terrorist investigation, what we are learn being the man. >>> we got stuping news from the wor

look at these pictures of newport beach, where they blanketed the sand by the thousands. >> look at thathy in san diego say this is caused by unusually warm weather. the crabs live most of their lives on the sea floor, rising just above it to eat pyto,blank tin. >> an unusual site in ohio out of a kid's book. three little homes built in a field near a highway. one of hay, another of sticks and the last of bricks. name that story. just like the three little pigs. >> the tiny houses are near the place where a semi truck hauling 2200 piglets crashed last week. officials estimate more than 8,000 of little piggies died in that wreck. it's unclear who built these little houses but at last check there were no wolves hanging around to huff and puff and blow them down. >> in the original story i think the wolf ate the pigs, right. >> there are different versions. >> but a brutal story initially. we are telling this to our kids. >> watered down a bit. >> yes. the wolf dies. any way. >> thank you so much for watching. i'm rosemary church. >> we will be back for another hour of cnn newsroom. and bac

my asset management company moved to san juan a year-and-a-half ago from newport beach, california. where i have 50% effective tax rate. now i have 4% effective tax rate. i think that was a smart move. i didn't buy any bonds nor recommend to any of my clients buy port reek con bonds. adam: let's talk about the bonds. a lot of people in the united states don't know their retirement investments or mutual funds hold puerto rican debt. puerto rico make the geobond payment but they run out of money in mid-july. they can't continue to make their payments, they made it very clear. if err facing default, and the answer is obviously yes, what happens to the millions of retirees that don't even know they're exposed? >> we're certainly facing default. i've been advocating default from puerto rico because i think they borrowed too much money unfortunately because of low interest rates. we entice their politicians. everybody wanted puerto rican bonds. all the muni bond managers wanted that triple tax-free debt because it was tax-free everywhere. borrowed a lot of money. made a lot of promises to

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. >> and they are newport and american reynolds camel under one roof.ctor company cavium. the target 85 bucks which is 15% upside. the analyst says the company is well positioned to gain share due to all the recent m & n activity and they note they had significant addressable market expansion potential. that stock has been on a tear up 41% over the past year. along with a lot of semis on all the deal activity. >> i was going to say to find that stock we had to do a cavium search. give a shout-out to needham. pack on june 4 they upgraded the stock, up 7% since they did the upgrade. can'tus services ticker pwr. a $37 target and about 25% upside. they say they are well positioned to capitalize on a strong consecutive growth cycle for capital investment. fancy way of saying we'll finally get money for infrastructure and spending will go up 80% through 2020. >> a big call on friday for the stock as well. jpmorgan initiated with $35 price target also higher. a stock here one that i follow closely. monster beverage. city is adding the stock to its u.s. focus l

the new marriott in newport, rhode island is offering a shuffle board table. in the bahamas at atlantis resort, there's even a magician just like the cat skills a few decades ago. >> all right everything old is new again. i love it. cbs wendy gillette of cbsmoneywatch.com appreciate it. thank you. >>> well, two beaches are still closed all because of that oil spill off the coast of santa barbara county. clean-up efforts span more than 96 miles. so far, crews have cleaned up only 44% of the mess. up to 101,000 gallons of oil have leaked since the break was discovered may 19th. the spill has killed one sea lion and nine pelicans and untold numbers of fish. >>> meantime, the company that operates the pipeline had previously told the state a break in the line would be highly unlikely. plains all american pipeline also said its state-of-the-art monitoring could quickly detects possible leaks and it's unclear how long the oil had leaked before it was discovered. >>> authorities in upstate new york are trying to track down two escaped inmates. hundreds of officers fr

. >> reporter: it's nearly midnight in newport, kentucky.hat hour is the pepper pod diner. but on this night, a light is shining inside campbell county courtroom #2. after nine intense days of grueling testimony, the fate of now 24-year-old shayna hubers, accused of murdering her ex-boyfriend ryan poston is now in the hands of seven men and five women. >> all rise. >> has the jury reached a verdict? >> we have, your honor. >> reporter: after just five hours of deliberation, the verdict is in. >> we the jury find the shayna hubers guilty of murder. >> reporter: shayna hubers, guilty of murder. the courtroom overcome with emotion. >> ladies and gentlemen, i'm going excuse you for the evening. >> reporter: as for shayna, the former honor student once seen dancing in that interrogation room, now sitting motionless in stunned silence. while ryan's family hugs emotionally, shayna's mother slips out of the courtroom unseen by cameras. laura kirkwood was on that jury and says convicting shayna was a no-brainer. >> at no point did i buy the battered

wannabe has moved to newport investing in research on pain publishing an evidence-based clinical practice as evidence-based clinical practices guideline come into many opioid safety initiatives and introducing a set case pain management system, more remains to be done. with approximately 20 veterans dying by suicide every day and more attempting suicide, reducing instances of overmedication and limiting access to powerful prescription medications must be included in a apprehensive approach to addressing this issue. a recent study showed up while patients receiving opioid therapy are at an increased risk for attempting suicide following some of the clinical practice guidelines reduce it is scientifically. they showed this is critical not only for these guidelines but full and limitation of the guidelines. the eighth 2009 directed on pain management which outlined a step care approach to paint expired in october 2014 while it expired in the own and the policy remains active updating this important policy has not been prioritized. we urge the va to prioritize this ample intimate it at all va

it's (bianca) watching us in newport news, virginia. hi, (bianca), you're on. welcome. bianca : hi.ow are you doing? susan swain: great. what's your question? bianca : i would like to know more about julia's dad. i understand that her family is the dent family. can you talk more about her family -- the dent family? susan swain: thank you. very briefly because we're going to spend more time on that a little bit later, but just give us a quick synopsis. pamela sanfilippo: sure. julia's parents came to st. louis in 1816 and established their family in the city of st. louis and then a country home out at white haven, where she grew up, spending most of her summers and then year-round. she had four older brothers and two younger sisters, so it was a rather large family. they considered themselves southerners, her father did, and they were a slave-holding family. there were as many as 30 slaves that colonel dent utilized the labor of at white haven. susan swain: and that caused great tension between the two families, the grant and the dent families. is that correct? pamela sanfilippo: yes

he's with a small start-up company in newport beach called pacific investment management company n.ur next hour, anthony crescenzi on your fears of liquidity. stay with us on this friday, again, with news from france. we'll have that for you. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. breaking news now, this is in france. it is southeast of lyon. we're going to give you an update now on a terrorist attack. this is the map. this is lyon, way south of paris, and then southeast of lyon is a small saint-quentin-fallavier. you can just prove i used rossett astone on french. brendan, am i right this chemical factory is american owned? brendan: it's air products and chemicals. it's based in allentown. they supply to samsung, royal dutch shell, b.p. and exxonmobil. tom: please give us an update. vonnie: one person has been decapitated, two others injured, and we're calling it a terrorist attack on air products and chemicals. that's a gas plant. we know that a car was driven into the area and decapitated person was found behind the plant. according to newspapers, lemond for example, the anti-terror squa

richard is on that line from newport, north carolina, also republican. caller: good morning. a couple of things to begin with. i agree with them -- the climate is always changing, and it will always change. if people would look at "the national geographic," they did a core sample, and they want to the bottom of the black sea. when they pulled out the core sample, they were studying it and said oh, it was caused by climate change. the encyclical that the pope wrote, the nancy pelosi is in favor of, it also says something in there about abortion being illegal. we need to look after the unborn. i don't hear anybody speaking with talking about that. anyway, have a good day. host: can i ask you before you go, you are on the line for catholics, do you think this is an appropriate role for the pope to take? do you think this was an appropriate step for him to put out this encyclical? caller: why not? everybody has an opinion. we are supposed to listen to everybody and what they say, and make up our own minds. what? resolve problems? host: that was richard. daniel is up next and kent

dan dimico, one of the great chairman in america he's the chairman of newport steel he's written about these issues recently. he explains that these -- this is because these deals they haven't worked as they've been promised. they haven't been, he says, free trade deals at all. instead, they've been -- quote -- "unilateral trade disarmament where we lower our barriers to foreign imports but they retain their barriers to our exports." mr. dimicco calls this the enablement of foreign mercantilism. so consider this in the context of automobiles. in may the "wall street journal" -- who's a free trading entity for sure -- published a news story about how the american auto sector could be jeopardized by t.p.p. the "wall street journal" wrote -- quote -- "in the transportation sector led by cars, the t.p.p. could boost imports by an extra $30 billion by 2025 compared with an export gain to japan of $7.8 billion, according to a study cowritten by peter petri professor of international finance at brandeis university." i think that's exactly accurate. we're not going to have an increase in sales

rhode island captain benjamin lindsey was sailing to providence from newport in his ship the hannah.or inspection by the gaspee. captain lindsey refused. he raced up narrangansett bay despite warning shots fired at the hannah. the gaspee gave chase and captain lindsey who knew the waters of rhode island far better than did duddingston steered his ship north toward patuxket could he have. there the lighter hannah shot over the shallows but the heavier gaspee ran aground and stuck firm. the british ship and her crew were caught, stranded in a falling tide. they would need to wait many hours for a rising tide to free them again. according to nick bunker, as night fell, the gaspee crew turned in, leaving only one seamen on the deck. spotting an irresistible opportunity, captain lindsey sailed on to providence. there he enlisted the help of john brown the respected merchant and statesman who had led that petition against the gaspee back in march. brown was from one of the most prominent families in the city. he ultimately helped found what we know today as brown university. brown and lind