ford,christian gerald r newport news.honored if you join give here at the podium to the order to man our ship and bring her to life. [applause] >> mr. president, ladies and gentlemen, the twilight -- in the twilight of his life dad learned of the decision to learn cvn 78 to be the uss gerald r. ford. he felt that was one of the highest honors he ever received, was to wear the uniform of lieutenant commander in the united states navy. upon learning the naming decision, dad wrote a letter about cvn 78 and concluded his is a source of indescribable pride and humility to know that an aircraft willer, bearing my name, be permanently associated with the valor and integrity of the men and women of the united states navy." there is no one, absolutely no one who would be prouder of the commissioning of this mighty ship than the president of the ford. states, gerald r. therefore, on behalf of the 38 president of the united states, and as your sponsor, i am honored to give the command. officers and crew of the united states gerald r

ladies and gentlemen, former president newport news shipbuilding. [applause] >> good morning.distinguished platform guests, ladies and gentlemen, and most especially our ship sponsor susan ford bales. i always start my speeches by saying how privileged i am to be here representing the women and men of newport news shipbuilding. today these words take on even greater meaning to me personally as it's the last time i will be saying them in an official capacity before my retirement. and so while today is a wonderful day for the navy, i'd like to reflect for just a moment on the builders of this magnificent aircraft carrier. being a ship builder isn't easy work and it's not for everyone, and yet i am proud to say we have 20,000 of america's finest ship builders right across the water newport news. proudly building the aircraft carriers and submarines -- submarines that serve and protect our great nation. they come to work each day to do their best and to be their best. president ford embodied this work ethic. he once said the harder you work, the luckier you are, and i work like he

matthew mulherin, who most recently served as president of newport news shipbuilding. rear admiral bruce lindsey, united states navy, commander, naval air forces atlantic. rear admiral brian antonio, united states navy, program executive officer, aircraft carriers. vice admiral thomas moore, united states navy, commander, naval sees shipments command. -- naval seas shipments command. vice admiral michael shoemaker, united states navy, commander, naval air forces. admiral frank caldwell, united states navy, director, naval nuclear propulsion program. admiral philip davidson, united states navy, commander, united states fleet forces command. admiral john richardson, united states navy, chief of naval operations. the honorable sean stackley, secretary of the navy, acting. the honorable donald rumsfeld, former secretary of defense. [applause] the honorable scott taylor, united states representative, second district, commonwealth of virginia. the honorable robert scott, united states representative, third district, commonwealth of virginia. the honorable richard cheney, for

matthew mohair, former president, newport news shipbuilding. >> good morning.ost especially our ship's sponsor, susan ford bales. i always start my speeches by saying how privileged i am to be here, representing that women and men of newport news shipbuilding. today, these words take on even greater meaning, as they are the last time i will be saying them beforefficial capacity my retirement. while today is a wonderful day for the navy, i would like to reflect, for just a moment, on the builders of this magnificent aircraft carrier. shipbuilding is not for everyone. yet i am proud to say we have 20 sad -- 20,000 of america's finest shipbuilders across the news, proudly building the aircraft carriers and submarines that serve and protect our great nation. they come to work each day to do their best and be their best. president ford embodied this work ethic. he once said the harder you work, the local year -- the luckier you are. and i work like hell. our ship builders work like hell every single day. and we are lucky to work in an industry that allows us to be p

this mum from newport is one of its decoys.ves in leeds and is a bus driver and he's very keen on the 1a year old. online she's jo. she's speaking to dozens of suspected paedophiles who think she's1li. ok, so he's just told me what he's having for tea, he's asked me if i got homework to be done. i replied "loads". now he's asking me for another picture of myself, so i'm going to send him a picture. oh, he's just sent me a picture of him in the shower. it's the normal being friendly tactic then it will get to the stage he will send a picture of his penis as well. sincejo and a small team of decoys began hunting in may, they say eight men, including a teacher, have been arrested — three have already been convicted. she's asked us not to identify her. i started off because i was a victim of grooming myself when i was 15 and i'd seen quite a lot of stings on the internet. people in my workplace don't know i do this, i've got family and friends don't know i do this and i'd prefer it that they didn't because people don't understand w

and we're still cleaning up from a nasty overnight crash in newport, delaware. the action cam was on the scene earlier. this happened after 2:00 a.m. when this truck lost control and ended up on the jersey barrier as you can see. the truck was carrying laundry it burst flames, fire crews took care of the fire, it'sextinguished, but the cleanup continues. we have two right lanesboundt 141 newport nor ofhurchman'sroad stay or kirkwood highway as you travel in delaware this boarden town township, burlington county, one lane blocked on thexit 7 that's an improving situation on this frid there's breaks, impactheing drive line peco crews are making line that caught fire. let's go over to "action news" reporter, jeanette reyes live along north spring mill road in gladwyn with good morning jennette. >> reporter: good morning tam we have a couple of what's going on. it was an underground fire, believe it or not now crews have extinguished that. there's work to be done on the road. the road is filled with peco crews literally digging into the roads to look at that damaged

when i started working at newport news shipbuilding in the ship's company "enterprise" in the '90s, newport news had 27,500 workers. norfolk naval shipyard was in the 30,000s at her peak. so we've got to provide, you know, we have to provide, you know, package of things that would interest young people to come work at the naval shipyard today and industry would do the same. and yeah, we do compete for some of those people, so in the short-term, some of them, you know, we grab people that they would like to have and vice versa. but if there's a stable, predictable plan out there and we know we're going to grow the size of the force, when i talk to the leaders of industry, they're not worried that they can grow their work force and frankly, i'm not worried that we are going to have a problem growing the size of the naval shipyards, as well. i think we've got a good plan out there and we'll be able to press on with that going forward. >> last question before we open it up to the audience. you've mentioned that you -- the good news is is that we got a big bump-up in o&m, operations and maintena

you can get by in the outer drive, but expect delays, a nasty crash in newport, delaware, the action cam was on the scene. it involved a truck that was carrying laundry that burst into flames, the driver lost control and ended up on the new jersey barrier, this unfolded on i-95 northbound basin road in newport, a bit of noose they have everything cleared -- good news, they have everything cleared out of the way you can get by on i-95. vine street expressway is still closed, visibilities are down on this friday morning. >>> this is breaking crews on the scene of an underground fire gladwyn, montgomery county, north spring mill road at conshohocken state road. a tree branch fell on wires and that started a fire that spread to a gas line. peco is digging up the roads and getting on with repairs. 47 customers are without electric power. >>> on "action news," nearly a dozen vehicles were damaged by an out-of-control driver in wilmington, overnight. 911 calls started coming in at 5:30 a.m. on the 200/300 block of west 14th street. witnesses say at one point the driver repeatedly slammed in

mary's church of newport. >> every column was wrapped in vines and flowers. >> reporter: father molesky more than one he likes to share. >> as i've done my research, i always find out there's more to the story. >> reporter: it's a story the magazines and history books have all told of a president and first lady whose wedding captivated a country. >> people ask why did they get married. >> reporter: few have heard it like this, from the head of the church where it all happened. >> we're quite proud to have that as part of our heritage here. >> reporter: that's why for the last few years the church has opened its doors to anyone who wants to relive the day john and jackie kennedy were married here, complete with the music and the decorations that tour groups will travel to see. >> i am from bucks county in pennsylvania. >> reporter: from all around the country they came today for the season opening. >> everybody loved john and jackie. it's an amazing feeling knowing that they came here and were married here. >> reporter: bringing them here to a small church in rhode island. >> i never ima

as matt so clearly and concisely said, a day of celebration for our ship builders, here in newport news and throughout the nation who work so hard to bring this ship together. it's definitely a day of celebration for the captain and grew of the gerald r. ford who from this day forward will now no longer be a ship building project, but will be a war ship and a crew. and finally, a great day of celebration for the navy and the nation. for when gerald r. ford moves forward, starts cutting into the waves, she'll be protecting our interests and defending our nation for years to come. to give you a sense of what we're talking about here, the last person to command the gerald r. ford has not even been born yet. that's how long this ship will be around. so, it's a great day of celebration for so many, but it is not a celebration for everybody. those in the world who wish to terrorize us here in the united states and abroad, those who wish to challenge our shores, planning for attack. those who may challenge our prosperity and our trade, those who challenge our values, this is not a day of celeb

a nasty crash in newport, delaware. the action cam on the scene happened at 2:00 a.m. the driver of the truck carrying laundry lost control ended up on top of the jersey barrier as you can see the truck burst into flames. fire crews got out of -- out here, and extinguished the fire and everything is reopened past newport 141 to 295. not the case inboard -- in in bordentown township,s' an accident taking out the inner lanes of the turnpike, use 295 or 130 through burlington county instead. >> crews are on the scene of an underground fire in gladwyn, montgomery county. you're taking a live look at conshohocken state road. a tree branch fell on wires that fire spread to the gas lines under ground. peco is out there beginning to dig up the road and make repairs. officials say 47 customers right now are without electric power. >>> and this story is developing, a gruesome find in the parking lot of a salvation army of west philadelphia, police found 39-year-old man shot in the head. the shooting happened before 2:00 a.m. on the 5500 block of market street. police do not beli

if you go look at electric boat and newport new ship building today. some of the things they're doing to build facilities will allow more work to be done inside, they have a thing at newport news called the unit outfitting hall. which is a significant investment, to allow them to get more work for columbia. the challenge has always been on my side of the house, the private sector is incentivized to make those investments because it makes them more profitable going forward. we're willing to and we have been, on the new construction side, been willing to partner with them and share some of those costs if they're willing to make those investments, kind of in a cap-ex environment. i'm satisfied that the or's out there today competing for work are making the investments necessary to keep those yards. that's one of the great things about competition. if the competition incentivizes them to make the investments necessary in the yard to make them more profitable. i don't have the same business model. that's the challenge on my side of the house. i'm not out to

ost: frank newport, from gal lup, thanks for the reporting this morning. guest: my pleasure to be with you. host: happy 4th of july. we ask you this morning about thoughts on what is the most important issue facing the united states. gallup and their take, love to hear from you. 202-748-8000 for democrats. republicans, 202-748-8001. nd independents, and others, 202-748-8002. end us a tweet at c-span wj, just review of the top couple of responses to the gallup poll. gallup.com, may 2017, dissatisfaction with government leadership. june.umping to 25% in other top responders include terrorism, health or insurance, is down from may's survey, and the economy in six, in both months. let's hear from kenny in good ola, florida, morning. caller: good morning. i would like to say happy day to the republic of the united states of america. we are a republic, not a democracy. anyway, the biggest problem i the government turning its back on capitalism and the the constitution, that is the problem right there. the he infestation of colleges with all this liberal crap.ing

later on, we found her in newport, rhode island. during that time. 1860's, she writes to request sponsorship to be teach -- be a teacher. in 1855, she moves to port deposit, maryland. to 1868.es from 1865 then she moves back to maryland to continue her work teaching. during that time. , it is almost 100 of her letters that survived. in all of these letters, she emphasizes her dedication to education and to social activism. of particular importance, in may of 1856, she tends to challenge the first civil rights act of 1856. when she enters a baltimore train station, she was forcibly removed by security guards who did not want a woman of color sitting in a waiting room with white women. using this experience, she attempt to bring a court -- she attempts to bring eight court case. and otherslike helen during this time. that eventually lead to the adoption of the 14th amendment. the last african-american families to live in the house were about 1868. around that time, the house was moved several times and was opened on the street. a few

later on, we find her in newport, rhode island, where she is teaching at a private school. it's during that time she writes for the american missionary association requesting their sponsorship to become a teacher, teaching the children of freed slaves. she begins teaching in a school for freedom children of color. she teaches in 1865 through 1868. she moves to virginia and teaches in another school and moves back to maryland to continue her work teaching. during that time, almost 100 of her letters survive. in these letters, she emphasizes her dedication to education and social activism. in may 18 six the six, ellen attempts to challenge the nations first civil rights act. when she was entering a baltimore train station, she was forcibly removed by a railroad security guard who did not want a woman of color sitting in a waiting with white women. using this experience, she attempts to bring a court case, forcing the court to enforce the civil rights act, which guarantees freedom and equality for all individuals. unfortunately, the case was thrown out of court, but its action

[applause] to every worker from newport news shipbuilding and every craftsman and engineer who helped build this incredible fortress on the sea, today, we salute you. thank you. [applause] your skill and your grit built the instruments of war that preserve peace. this ship is the deterrent that keeps us from having to fight in the first place. this ship also assures that if that if the fight does come, it will always end the same way. we will win, win, win. we will never lose. we will win. [applause] when it comes to battle, we do not want a fair fight. we want just the opposite. we demand victory, and we will have total victory, believe me. [applause] having the best technology and equipment is only one part of the american military dominance. our true strength is our people. our greatest weapon is all of you. our nation endures because we have citizens who love america and who are willing to fight for america. [applause] we are so very blessed with warriors who are willing to serve america in the greatest fighting force in history, the united states military. today, this ship offici

[applause] to every worker from newport news shipbuilders to every craftsman and engineer who helped to build this incredible fortress on the sea, today, we salute you. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: your scale and your build theill and grit of war the preserve peace. this ship is the deterrent that keeps us from having to fight in the first place, but this should also ensures that if a fight does,, it will always end of the same way. we will win, win, win. we will never lose. we will win. [applause] when it comes to battle, we don't want a fair fight. we want just the opposite. we demand victory, and we will have total victory. believe me. [applause] having the best technology and equipment is only one part of the american military dominance. ,ur true strength is our people our greatest weapon is all of you. doers because we have citizens who love america and are willing to fight for america. [applause] pres. trump: we are so very blessed with warriors matter willing to serve america in the greatest fighting force in history, the united states military. today this ship officiall

this was one of the biggest weddings of the year in newport, rhode island, truly the social event of the year. kennedy takes one side of the letter, joking that he hopes she is not going to write a book and tell all. jackie writes a beautiful note , which includes saying i feel so guilty. i think i did less work on my own wedding than any bride in history. just really a remarkable look at this couple after their marriage . they were in los angeles for their honeymoon and took time there to write this note. oregon was one of the first states to have a presidential primary, creating one in the 1920's. in 1960, oregon was one of the few states to have a primary. most state delegations were controlled by the bosses, the big-city mayors. oregon had a primary. kennedy knew that oregon would be a critical election. this section highlights his visits to oregon as he prepared to run for president. and as he res ran for president, a couple of letters here from john o'donnell from 1959, way before he announced his candidacy. obviously laying the groundwork for an eventual campaign. he came to t

tanner of newport was one of the factors of what is now brown university, leaving his library to that institution. read by hisught to family or taught herself to read between chores, we do not know, but however she managed it, she was literate, and she and letters,exchanged maintaining a friendship for years, which was important and sustaining for both. when she was in her 80's, tanner decided to trust her trove of wheatley letters to the sister-in-law of harriet or so, believing that she would recognize their worth and know how to preserve them for posterity -- the sister-in-law .f harriet beecher stowe a few letters from their correspondents have since been discovered. today, in the 21st entry, we have about 20 letters in the hands of wheatley who lives on in national memory and consciousness by word and by deed. if he wants the technology or ull of history, grade, and power cannot deny the .etermined little girl thank you. [applause] are there any questions you if there are, i invite you to come to the market phone -- the microphone. >> thank you, ms. lewis, for that really in norm

weeks ago when the newport sailing race got hit with strong winds and personnel and wentm planes immediately into rescue mode. that is what friends and neighbors do for one another. we are there for each other. we step up. the canada-u.s. border is sometimes referred to as the longest undefended border in the world. that is actually wrong. our shared border is very well defended. we defend it together against common threats. the only joint command relationship in the world, to nato to counterterrorism to the basic street-level policing, canadians and americans work shoulder to shoulder, keeping each other safe. as long as any of us here can remember and further back than that, we have done this. that is the context into which i would like to say a few words to about canada's outreach to the united states this year. has variously been described by analysts and canadian, an exceptionally canadian, unprecedented, highly predictable, and perhaps most comfortably -- a doughnut. and that one i suspect you governors allow this wrinkles. [applause] my friends -- the sprinkles. [laughter] my friends,

newport, dividing creek and rich land in the path of the storm.15 minutes, 150 lightning strikes. that's the last of it. once it rolls offshore 1:00 in the morning, things quiet down. right now, philadelphia down to 70. millville, 68. cape may, 74. ocean temperature 75. satellite and radar showing once the front moves thro lingering clouds and a lot of low level moisture. tomorrow morning, you wake up with clouds and fog possible by the afternoon, 81-degrees, breaks of sunshine keeping the comfortable air mass through wednesday. after a stormy night, the payoff tomorrow, sunshine by the afternoon. 81-degrees. wednesday, 82. low humidity. air mass heating up by thursday, 87-degrees. chance of evening thunderstorms as another front rolls through, storms friday morning. clearing things out by friday afternoon. setting the stage for a beautiful weekend. seasonably warm, low humidity, 85-degrees. we warm up to 88-degrees on monday. tonight and then clearing out tomorrow. >> that was your mic -- >> getting better tomorrow. >> never sounded better. thank

it happened near atlantic and newport avenues before 10:00 a.m. the person was thought to have been thrown from a car. the victim was taken to the hospital for treatment. officials are have not commenting on badly the person was injured. >>> firefighters battled a garage fire in the roxborough section of philadelphia. crews arrived on silver wood street at 4:45 a.m. heavy fire was coming from the garage. investigators are working to determine what sparked the flames. >>> police believe a blaze that killed 100,000 chickens at an egg farm in central pennsylvania was accidental. fire crews said flames were shooting above the 600-foot long building when they arrived. they did prevent it from spreading to our building at the farm. three firefighters were treated at the scene, two for dehydration and one for a cut. the company serves markets in the philadelphia area. >>> authorities were concerned what they call a lightens strike of bear attacks in alaska. while attacks rare, there have been 6 in recent weeks. >> reporter: this morning, 12-year-old elli

newport, 50. and chester 58 miles per hour, today promises to be quieterrer quieterrer -- quieter with a combination of sun and clouds. >>> take a look at this body camera video a freight train trying to move when an suv stuck under the train. the engineer was unaware that the accident happened. the police officer sprung into action trying to get the train to stop. the driver and passenger left ie the car had minor injuries. >>> a woman is facing reckless drive charges after she was caught towing her kid in a wagon hind her car. this is the picture of the three young women sitting with the plastic wagon. witnesses reported the incident as the woman drove around an oregon culled did -- cul-de-sac. when officers got to the scene she said she didn't understand what the big deal was. >> what could be the most expensive selfie. surveillance video shows a woman at the top right of the screen posing in front of the a pillar that was holding a sculpture. she lost her balance and that knocked over an entir

in newport beach, the mom of three paired a colorful top, with a vibrant flowery coverup, daisy dukesnnel. ♪ >> there was no blake shelton in sight. just those abs for days. recently gwen told us her boyfriend of two years is her "fit"stipiraon. >> bit'secause of him i worked out this morning. i wasn't going to work out, so --. >> that's awesome. >> he is my trainer. >> then there's heidi klum who 44at is every inch the ageless supermodel, who by the way, is llkiing it in the vacation game while rocking a floral bikini. >> i am very romantic and old fashioned, i guess. >> she's a simple girl really. just needs one yacht, an outdoor shower, and 31-year-old boyfriend vito schnabel paddling her down the italian coast. >> 41-year-old kate winslet gave a hint of an orange bikini with a coverup. the look was completed by the ultimate throwback arm accessory. "titanic" co-star leonardo dicaprio. they helped auction off a dinner with the duo for leo's charity. >> well, we have on impressive celeb body for you to check out. look at this, sofia vergara stripped down. does that get your attentio

this video shows the newport beach police cruiser, driving, slamming into a tree. least a half dozen officers in california, texas, and louisiana, suing ford over at investigations of carbon monoxide expoe sure. ford says it has not found any carbon monoxide issues with

you're going look at dash cam video that captures a newport beach police suv veering into oncoming trafficrd now faces a lawsuit from the officer driving that suv. he blames carbon monoxide poisoning for causing him to black out behind the wheel. police in austin, texas, had pulled 37 explorers from patrol after an officer there was overcome with >> the officer in the city driving around being poised. >> ford says it hasn't found any issues in the design of its police intercepter utility vehicles. but many departments modified their suvs after buying them. they bought them after ford stopped making its crown victoria version of the popular police car. >>> air bnb graced by beyonce's presence during the super bowl has turned into a hot, hot and very pricey rental. it's now renting out for $30,000 a night. three times the price beyonce paid during her visit to the bay area in only to 2016 and you'll have to contact somebody directly if you'd like to rent it. the 11-acre estate has five bedrooms, eight bathrooms, infinity pool and spa. even an orchard with some chickens. >>> today, it is a wa

was injured unanimous accident in haven't -- in an accident in ventnor new jersey near atlantic and newport avenues. we are waiting for an update on the victim's condition and what led up to the incident. >>> a delaware county man faces murder charge in the road rage death of an 18-year-old driver. 28-year-old david desper turned himself in yesterday morning accused of shooting and killing bianca roberson on wednesday. the district attorney said bianca roberson crashed her car after she was shot in the head. only "action news" was there when police hauled in the pickup truck. police recovered a gun at desper's home in trainer. >> i thought i would be relieved and excited and happy, i was happy and i started to feel down, thinking about, that's the truck that was alongside my sister her last moments of her life. >> and her desper's preliminary hearing is scheduled for july 13. >>> a gas leak is blamed for a deadly house explosion in lancaster county. the explosion leveled the home. one utility worker was killed and three others injured. they were responding to reports of a gas odor in the ne

algae isn't to bad here is because it's closer to the fast-moving water, but that's not the case near newport drive. >> if you have good flows and your neighbors don't block off the flow it cleans the water and takes it out and around and keeps it moving. >> reporter: jacob has lived in discovery bay for 18 years, and where he's located the algae isn't bad, but it is annoying. >> it gets in places and it's not good the leave your boat in the water and suck it up, it's not good. >> reporter: the sludge-like blue-green muck can be more than bothersome. the california department of public health says you risk getting a rash if you touch it in your eye or on your skin, and if you swallow it people or animals can get seriously ill or die. two dogs last month that had contact with the water died. i've been speaking to our meteorologist roberta gonzales all day, and she says she wouldn't be vised that if after -- surprised that if after this weekend of intense heat that more areas become no swimming zones. the heat could lead to more algae. not a good situation. in discovery bay, jackie ward. >> the

because it's close to fast moving water, but that's not the case for the southwest pocket of the bay by newport drive. >> if the water is coming in and flowing, if you have good flows, if it's not blocked off, it cleans the water and takes it out and around, keeps it moving. >> >. experts say with warmer temperatures coming this weekend, toxic algae blooms could swell. >>> all right, we do have warm wealth. in fact tomorrow's weather warmer than today. we go up tomorrow, and then cooling about10 degrees by monday. looking live toward the bay bridge, mostly clear skies around the bay. temperatures today exceeded 100 degrees inland. right now 78 at concord, same at livermore and santa rosa is still 71 degrees. and here's how it looks. high pressure parked keepingsing us hot over the weekend and bringing -- keeping us hot over the weekend, and bringing a few high clouds. red flag warnings posted combined with heat advisories for all of the bay area until 9:00 tomorrow evening. so we're expecting numbers to exceed 100 degrees again inland tomorrow with a few low clouds overnight, but not much. beau

ford in 2013, newport news. susan, i'd be honored if you'd join me alt-- at the podium to give the order to man our ship and bring her to life. [applaus [applause] >> mr. president, ladies and gentlemen, in the twilight of his life, dad learned of the decision to name cdn 70-a to be the u.s.s. gerald r. ford. dad felt that that was one of the highest honors he ever received, was to wear the uniform of lieutenant commander in the united states navy. so upon learning the naming decision, dad wrote a letter about cbn 78 and he concluded his letter, quote, thus is a source of indescribable pride and humility to know that an aircraft carrier bearing my name will be permanently associated with the valor and integrity of the men and women of the united states navy, end quote. there is no one, absolutely no one who would be prouder of the commissioning of this mighty ship than the president of the united states, gerald r. ford. therefore, on behalf of the 38th president of the united states, and as your ship's sponsor,

from newport, virginia. what do you want to say? couple things. first on immigration, of course, the world. other countries are very, very, when ough on individuals you come in, they track you. they know you are there and know what you are due to leave. you had a show sometime ago, said,s ago, the young lady now we have a strong vetting rocess and they said obama was his administration was tough on that. hey talked about over 300,000 people that refugees come to the state and once they get here, we know where they're at. control.to have tougher yes, the other thing to do with accept, i , we are to heard a preacher mention this, accept, assist, but they have to assimilate, we don't see a lot of assimilation and americans nd citizens, you have to be aware of your surroundings, if community, ur embrace them. i think they are having tough 45, i'm really concerned about him. clip, he got the off air force one and he didn't his limousine was there waiting on him. 'm really concerned and almost sympathetic for him right now. i think, you know, he needs a

. >> it's sad because solebury newport it's a beautiful little town and, you know, you hear this all the time. never thought something like this would happen here. >> reporter: now this is a huge property but there are only three buildings on it. there's a house, there's a cot top of. there's a barn. neighbors seem to think that no one lives here full time although we can tell you a neighbor told abuse month or so ago there was a huge bond fire here that drew firefighters. this time drawing police from all over the area, of course, iain, they will will be back here in the morning. >>> all right, brad, thank you. >>> on to your fox 29 weather authority now. as we take live look at trenton. it was nice monday out there but we are tracking some heat. meteorologist kathy orr here now with your forecast at 11:00. kathy? >> we're talking about heat and humidity. if you step outside you can feel that moisture in the air already in trenton we're looking at a partly cloudy sky. temperatures are still warm. it's 79 degrees at this late hour. the dew points at 68. so that's bordering on uncomfo

. >> a tropical storm is bringing huge waves to the wedge in newport beach in orange county. world famous surfing spot by the way. tropical storm bringing waves of 8 to 10 feet to shore. that by the way is not the biggest the wedge has ever seen. but it was enough to bring out the surfers as well as spectators there. >> enough to keep me on the shore. >>> still ahead the world's largest drinks maker is trying to get a little more green. we don't mean money. >>> also the blooming medical business right across the border. hear the reason why americans are flocking to muller city. >>> new details in the search for the missing young men near philadelphia. a person of interest is now free. z2cpsz zi0z y2cpsy yi0y >>> here's one you don't see every day. someone in south florida is stealing air bags. this is surveillance video from outside miami. police have been trying to find three suspects since may. th grabbed air bags from seven cars in three apartment complexes. >>> a massive air bag recall is now expanding. takata has added 2.7 million vehicles to its initial order. the compa

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