, a brand new identity. >> they rebuilt the mill, then it said, there is new hope for this town. so then we came new hope and then we became new hope parks. >> reporter: it lives on in the form of the bucks county playhouse, it burdened in the theater in 1930's when building was facing possible demolition and then in continuing operation until 2010, remodeled and reopened in 2012. the art, music and continue to draw people to this day looking to new hope for a night of theater, food, fun, locals say reason they stay is because of the feeling. >> well, if you have a problem , there is people that are stepped in and help you when they can, they are a very caring group of people here. >> pretty special when you border delaware river and still have canal coming through town and nice place to live. >> when you explore this historic town make sure you ask shop owners about the buildings themselves because so often, it is hard to find a spot that wants touched by war or art, or something in between. so many interesting things. here in this town. someone who we know a little bit about th

>>> this morning on "world news now." north korea fires back with a new threat. >> in response to president trump's warning of fire and fury, the north calls the comments a load of nonsense and vows to attack the u.s. territory of guam within days. >> some of the president's top aides were actually surprised by the language he used, leaving some to question if u.s. leaders are all on the same page as this conflict reaches a new level. we're covering all angles, this thursday morning. >>> then the first hurricane of the season, franklin, is gaining strength and barrelling down on mexico, popular vacation spots as well. we'll have the accuweather forecast ahead. >>> and finally, they've been able to capture all the wonderful, breathtaking, jaw-dropping, beautiful things that new york city has to offer. yes. soak it all in. >> is that the pizza rat? >> they've done it in wax. light the wick and take it all in. the scents of new york, come on, baby, light my candle, or actually, don't. ♪ come on baby, light my it's thursday,

aimed at helping target compete with on line retailers good news for the coffee industry, maybe bad news for coffee drinkers. beatles infestation in brazil pushed up the price of coffee beans, helping boost properties, while sending prices at a three month high. jim, rahel? >> meisha will have to take out a home equity loan for her coffee. >> oh, thank you, roxanna, appreciate t. >> new report out that says the us could face shortage of pilot in the near future. >> forecast comes from plane manufacturing boeing, airlines in north america will need about $117,000 new pilot to meade demands over the next 20 years, shortage would mean grounding planes and reducing service, one pilot's union says increasing pay would attract more people to the profession. >> usually does, several bills from the new jersey legislature are a direct result of last month's government shutdown. the assembly approved two bills yesterday. one would force the governor's beach house to close during a shutdown. remember those pictures of governor christie on the beach during the shutdown, sparked a lot of controversy.

from the cbs news . >>> it's tuesday, august 8th, 2017, this is the cbs morning news. summer storms strike. it's clean up time after a possible tornado touches down in maryland. president trump is on the attack. this time he is taking aim at a democratic senator. the google employee whose memo sparked backlash is out of work this morning. why he he says he was wrong through terminated. a community in florida is feeling more and more unsettled as a massive sinkhole grows. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquaters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne marie green. a possible tornado left behind serious damage in salisbury, maryland. severe weather struck the city taking down trees and damaging homes. it's the latest in powerful storms. >> a possible tornado hit salisbury, maryland early monday afternoon. >> the winds picked up. we felt the glass shattering on the building. the awnings were almost ready to lift. >> reporter: this video captured by the city police department shows the aftermath. downed power lines and trees ripped from thei

this is bbc news. the headlines at 2: net migration to the uk falls by a quarter — it's at its lowest level for three years. it follows a surge in eu nationals leaving the uk since lastjune‘s brexit vote. the number of students getting top gcse grades in maths and english has fallen slightly — after the introduction of new tougher exams. the system is designed to to ensure that whenever there is a new gcse, the students taking that gcse for the first time won't be disadvantaged. a 25—year—old woman is jailed for ten years for making a series of false accusations of rape and sexual assault. also in the next hour: thousands of civilians in the syrian city of raqqa come underfire from all sides. the syrian army says it's gaining ground driving out the militants — we'll look at the toll on civilians. the husband of a woman who was knocked down and killed by a cyclist calls for a change to the law to tackle ‘irresponsible and reckless‘ actions. and, aged between a0 and 60? get out on regular brisk walks, sa

to bail out new york. it is just over one hour. >> migrate pleasure to welcome stage thece to the professor at new york and .iversity it is my all moderate, so i am happy about that. hands:st book "invisible the businessman's crusade please the new deal," welcome her to the stage. >> thank you so much to the historical society for having me here. it is nice to be here, because i am a native of brooklyn your i was born a little bit down the block on pierpont street, that is the apartment my parents were living in when i was born. it is special to be here in particular, tonight. weeks ago, the new york daily news repriced its most famous hidden -- headline in history. trump to planet, dropdead." what most people know about the fiscal crisis in 1975 can be headline on that screen. president ford gave a speech to which the headline refers at a lunch of national press club in washington, d.c.. weeks before, he and his advisers had been debating whether or not the president should say anything and public about w

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live for news margate where residents were waiting pretty much all day in legal limbo, cleve. >> reporter: nicole now with that judge ruling, new construction project can resume right here where it left over. we have no timetable yet but we met some people today that enjoyed the peace while it lasted. sea gulls sun bathing in the manmade drainage pond locals called lake christie was only dune-related activity margate beach goers saw thursday as they ventured over basin and through berms to sit by ocean. >> we sat about eight blocks out over weekend because beach es were closed. >> reporter: andy lieb wits from wayne parks scheduled his week long family vacation months ago, needless to say things got off kilter. >> we thought about canceling the vacation when we heard bit last friday when judge closed the beach but we did come down it is unusual. >> reporter: those engaged in the court bolt over dunes say week long break from construction hasn't given them any sense of clarity or security moving forward. >> what i got out was army core

from maybelline new york.nning brush reveals layers of lashes for the sensational full-fan effect. lash sensational mascara. make it happen ♪maybelline new york no splashing! wait so you got rid of verizon, just like that? uh-huh. i switched to t-mobile, kept my phone-everything on it- -oh, they even paid it off! wow! yeah. it's nice that every bad decision doesn't have to be permenant! ditch verizon. keep your phone. we'll even pay it off when you switch to america's best unlimited network. brewed only in thgolden, colorado... to its roots. ...and nowhere else. ever. coors banquet. that's how it's done. ykeep you sidelined.ng that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. for years, centurylink has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-

that's new.u. >> reporter: an explosive statement from president trump. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury. like the world has never seen. >> reporter: the chilling warning in response to kim jong un's threat to make the u.s. pay dearly following tough new u.n. sanctions. >> he has been very threatening, beyond a normal statement. >> reporter: abc news confirmed a "washington post" report that u.s. intelligence analysts believe north korea can now produce a miniaturized nuclear warhead that can fit inside its intercontinental missiles. >> this is the most momentous day in his nuclear program. >> reporter: just ten days ago, kim jong un launched an icbm into space. analysts concluding the missileo f thece tr united states, including new york and washington, d.c. what remains unknown, whether north korea has tested the smaller nuclear warhead and if it could survive re-entry. >> the worst thing we could do is panic and respond to

>> superheroes. >> mda.org runs the camp for children from new jersey and new york.about 50 kids in here and guess what? it's all paid by their sponsors. it doesn't cost the families any money. the people that are working here, the amazing men and women volunteer their time along with nurses that must be here 24/7 for the entire week. people are given up their time, energy for these phenomenal kids. i went out with about five of them for a tour of this awesome can. you can see behind me is the pool, that's a favorite spot of many. i talked to the director, little bit about what this place means to them and how important it is. >> this is a place that they feel normal. that they are not just going to school, they're going home and play video game so watching tv. they're able to have accessible -- there able to go swimming. many of our kids going to the swimming pool for the first time in their life. >> if you want to learn more about camp oakhurst in oakhurst, new jersey for children with muscular dystrophy and new york and new jersey, check out mda.org. you can learn

adding, i won new hampshire because new hampshire is a drug-infested den. new hampshire senator maggie hassan calling the president's comments disgusting. telling our mary bruce. >> what an outrageous statement for him to make. >> reporter: the transcripts showing how difficult the conversation turnbull. >> when you hear about the tough phone calls i'm having, don't worry about it. just don't worry about it. >> reporter: on the phone, the president furious about inheriting an obama-era deal to accept more than 1200 refugees from australia, telling the prime minister, this is going to kill me. i am the world's greatest person that does not want to let people into the country. he says the deal will make him look terrible, like a weak and infective leader and a dope. the president abruptly ending the conversation. that is enough, malcolm. i have had it. this is the most unpleasant call all day. putin was a pleasant call, this is ridiculous. cecelia vega, abc news, washington. >>> the justice department is vowing to crackdown on leaks like the release of those

david wright, abc news, new york. >>> coming up in our next half hour.t job fairs across the country vying for 50,000 amazon jobs. >>> but first, ditch the big wedding without ditching the big moments. we'll tell you about the latest trend in weddings. that's coming up on "world news now." you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. ♪ we got to get out when we're young ♪ ♪ because baby, we were born to run ♪ ♪ >> that's an unusual way to use "born to run." so it used to be all you needed to do to elope was you had a bride. you had a guy. you had a groom. and you had a guy in an elvis suit. but for some modern couples, that just won't do. >> they want to skip the big wedding but not the big memories or maybe more honestly, the big instagram posts. so they're turning to elopement planners for help. >> reporter: lori smith is getting ready for her wedding day. like many brides, she has her glam squad,

young athletes in north philadelphia now have a new place to learn a new sport.als cut the ribbon on refurbished tennis courts at penrose recreation center today. and to make sure people know how to use them, they've got some tennis clinics going on. the lessons come courtesy of the down the line and beyond foundation. the facility is a part of the city wide effort to rebuild abandoned tennis courts. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second. get fast internet and add phone and tv now for only $24.90 more per month. our lowest price ever on this offer. but only for a limited time. call today. comcast business. built for business. comcast business. >> we have a great summer forecast. >> a little bit cooler than normal, low humidity. good amount of sunshine. we have a few s

liver in the cbs-3 news center , henry rossoff, cbs-3 " eyewitness news." >> thank you, henry. police in camden county, manna tacked with a michetti. happened yesterday on pine grove avenue lindenwold old. victim in his 60s, returned to cooper university hospital after the attack. no word right now on any arrests or what prompted this attack. >> well, philadelphia councilwoman, helen gym, renewing her calls to remove frank rizzo statue from center city. protesters gathered outside of pain plaza yesterday, calling for the former mayor's monument to come down. councilwoman gym, and local civil rights groups, said last night, that rizzo statue should be relocated. frank rizzo's legacy remains a controversial topic, on race relations in the city. >>> rizzo raised hell in our neighborhood. i was young when he was just police commissioner, and he became the mayor. >> my father was not a racist, matter of fact, the he protected blacks, asians, white, every race, in the city of philadelphia. >> now, those who support keeping the statue where it is , canceled their planned rally yesterd

breaking news on his new show.n taking car pool karaoke from the road to the bar to the sky. >> this is the next level. >> did you ever think it would get to this place? >> dhen kate beckinsale's just movie about a father-son lo triangle. >>

and north korea hit a new level. hear president trump's stern warning to the north and the country's response threatening a missile strike on a u.s. territory. we have the reaction from around the world coming in throughout the night. >>> the threat of north korean missiles puts american missile defense systems to the test. some high-tech weaponry on alert right now. we have team coverage of this new crisis including a look at what the pentagon has at the ready. >>> breaking overnight, a technology issue is being blamed for significant delays at one of the country's busiest airports. southwest airlines is working through the night on that problem. >>> and those security chips on your credit cards, they seem like a good idea, but what if they were to fall off and fall into the wrong hands? a new warning this morning. >>> a good wednesday morning to you all. we begin with breaking news. reaction from around the world after president trump's explosive warning to north korea. >> the president vowed to unleash fire and fu

york city and sections of new england. weather by the numbers, on a scale of one to 10 we will give it a eight. we will deal with the heat and humidity. right now humidity 91 percent. seventy-six is our current temperature. thunderstorms well off to the west but some of those will arrive late this evening as that front approaches. we have 76 in wildwood. seventy in allentown. down the shore we will zoom in , 77 cape may point, mid zero seven's ocean city. take a look right along that i-95 corridor highlighted in orange ape heat advisory kicks in this afternoon, feels like temperatures get this approaching 100 degrees. we have not had this heat in quite sometime. as we go hour by hour by noon already 87 degrees, 92 degrees at 4:00 o'clock bob kelly and then scattered showers, and even some downpours, developing, late this evening, we will go hour by hour and talk about when it will go from summer to fall, coming up with the seven day. >> sounds good, book that room for the next eclipse get rental car ready to go. 4:02. here

and coming up new at 6:00, the new fight in the bill cosby case.move to stay out of court next week next at 6:00. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> welcome back. lester holt is going to join us now for the nbc studios in new york. >> he has a look at what is coming up on the "nbc nightly news." hi, lester. >> keith and jacqueline, ahead for us is the the big story of the president in this afternoon a wild news conference and angrily defending his statement about the charlottesville protests, and we will hear what he has he had to say and complete reaction on the "nbc nightly news." back to you in philly. >> busy day and we will look forward to that recap, lest er. see you then. >> okay. >>> you can call him a road safety crusader, the kid in delaware saw the problem in delaware and he is doing something about it. the 9-year-old is worried about the drivers and the pedestrians at an intersection near his house. >> he comes up with a plan that was just discussed at a city hall meeting. nbc 10 bureau reporter tim furlong has the latest from newark at 5:00.

abc 7 news. >> the new camera will sell for 429 there ar$42 $429. much the gopr camera will cost. be sure to enable push alerts. thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> it's hard to see across the bay or over a mountain top today. hazy skies and smoky air are affecting a lot of people. >>> a political ton of bricks. san francisco is ground in an american retaliation against russia. while locals say they are hurt the worst. >>> from cats to canines. we're live in texas with animal rescues. >>> flying out, we're live at the airport with some of the first flights here from houston passengers had a story to tell. >> live wherelive wherelive whew noticed the smoky skies this the bay area. this is a picture from nasa of the smoke drifting over san mateo county. this is a look from the east bay. the skies are brown and haze vi out there in this summer swelter. good evening i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. bay area counties are putting out the word not to be alarmed by the smoke. >> take a look from our e

they began the new school year at a brand new school. "eyewitness news" at mastery cramer hill elementary school. a look inside some of the classrooms showed students jumping right back into learning. students we spoke with said they're looking forward to having a productive year in their new school. good for them. >> yeah. prince harry has strong words for the paparazzi. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" the prince opens up about what he says the paparazzi did in the moments after princess diana's car crashed in paris. >>> also, samsung hopes consumers will forget last year's smart phone fires as it unveils its newest gadget the galaxy note eight. we'll have a preview next. >>> well britain's prince harry blaming photographers who chased after princess diana the night she was killed. >> harry is speaking out in a new bbc documentary about the deadly accident in paris which happened 20 years ago next week. cbs correspondent jonathan big lee yacht tee reports from kensington palace. >> reporter: 20 years after his mother's tragic death,

we are live in bridge water, new jersey, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> stay tuned for much more on president trump's stern warning tonight at 6:30 on the "cbs evening news" with anthony mason right after we sign off. >>> police say an alert resident helped lead them to suspicious activity in the neighbor's house. officers responded to cambridge road just before 8:30 this morning. a woman told 911 that she saw four men climb through her neighbor's front window. police say they quickly arrested two suspects but two others remain inside the house for three hours before surrendering the neighbor who called police recounted the ordeal. >> it was very scary. we have lived here for 50 years and never ever had a problem. never. >> police say home owner was not hurt all four suspects under arrest are facing burglary and weapons charges. >>> a chester county man has admitted to shooting his next door neighbor early this morning. west gosh pope lease say clayton carter had a long standing dispute with several neighbors on box elder drive including the victim g brooks jennings. po

try our new pepper crusted new york strip, our outlaw ribeye, or a full rack of baby back ribs. lunch, try our steakhouse burger, or any steakhouse lunch combo. you can't fake steak. >>> the eagles are missing two weapons. alshon jeffrey and louisiana gar blount. he's out for personal reasons. alshon missed three practices with a strained shoulder. the birds don't believe it's that serious. >> i think it was more just precautionary. i just think alshon shown us what he can do right away. just got a little ding horror or there. and got them ready to go pretty soon. >> how about nelson aguilar. he's been impressing coaches. he let the pressure get to him. he lost his confidence. but he seems to be in a a better place this year. >> confidence is between you and in the mirror. you work hard and execute, you're confident because you know you're prepared and you're going to compete. everything you see out there is a product of competition. >> on to the phillies they try to avoid being swept in anaheim. mike trout hit his first homer. he's a huge phillies sports fan. as a kid you alway

and now abc world news. this is bbc world news america reporting from washington i'm nora trevally and. a staff changes a fount of the white house. president secretary of state speaks out on everything from russia to a message from north korea. we are not your enemy we're not your threat for your presenting an unacceptable threat to us. and we have to respond. maybe five hundred people a tried intently for attempting to overthrow the government. is the largest trial for those linked to last year's failed coup. and i look into alaska's cost. and the map makers captured these images which were recently we discovered for all to see. welcome to world news america. in the last twenty four hours is not any staff changes which is shaking up washington. today us secretary of state likes to listen came to the briefing room giving extensive comments on pretty much all of the guides hot spots. russia iran venezuela they will all part of the discussion. when it came to north korea this was the message he had to pyongyan

>>> we have breaking news.re are major backups on east bound 80 because of a crash just before the bridge. three lanes have been closed near cummings skyway and just reopened. a motorcyclist crashed around 5:30 tonight with major injuries. traffic is usually heavy east bound at this time. and it's slow all the way back to the bay bridge. >>> new at 6:00, the golden gate bridge could be blocked tomorrow morning by protesters. this is a live look at the bridge now. a conservative group that is against marxism is calling on supporters to march to the bridge around 9:00. no groups have filed a permit for any activities on the bridge tomorrow. >>> state lawmakers want to lower california's voting age from 18 to 17. one middle school student has a logical argument in favor of that idea. listen. >> in the united states, voting is a privilege and a responsibility. we trust 16 and 17-year-olds to drive cars. we should trust them to vote as well. >> in the 2014 general election, only 8 per% of voters ages 18 t cast ballo

>> breaking news, we have a winner. one ticket matched the powerball drawing where it was sold and lucky numbers that may be on your ticket. >> the school we're helping you get ready for school as thousands in a local district start a new year. plus why your kids' teacher may be stopping by your house today. >> he admitted to his past with the kkk. now we're learning what caused a priest to come forward after all these years. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. good morning everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. don't get back in bed right now. you have to get up and at 'em. you're probably not a lottery winner and you probably have to go to work. >> there is a powerball winner this morning. not in our area. it reached $758.5 million drawing. one ticket matched all six numbers and it was sold in massachusetts. >> you should still check the numbers, though. because million dollar tickets were sold in and 17 other states. we'll get you more details in just a second. >>> first, we want to get to your forecast and a look at your

nightly news begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening to our viewers in the west. thank you for being here tonight. the crisis with north korea reaching an unsettling new level today, with news of a possible weapons capability and the most provocative statement yet from president trump, who met north korea's recent verbal threats with this chilling threat of his own. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury, like the world has never seen. as i said, they will be met with fire, fury and, frankly, power, the likes of which this world has never seen before. >> the president painting a dark and ominous image on the same day nbc news learned u.s. intelligence has reason to believe north korea has managed to create a nuclear warhead small enough to be launched aboard an intercontinental ballistic missile. our andrea mitchell begins our coverage. >> reporter: the alarming warning tonight from u.s. officials briefed on the defense intel

>>> "action news", delaware valley's leading news program, with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky and walter perez. >>> a graphic display of hate in charlottesville, virginia. vehicle ran into a group of people protesting a white nationals rally. tonight one person is dead and 19 are injured, horrific conn collusion to a regret full day in virginia. >>> saturday night i'm walter perez and big story on "action news" is breaking news out of charlottesville virginia where the governor declared a state of emergency after a day of clash that he is ended in deadly violence. this after noon a car slam in the group of counter protesters leaving one person dead and 19 others injured and that came after altercations that left 15 others injured, as well. we will get latest from abc's lena zak. >> reporter: usually quiet town turned into chaos, one national list clashing with counter protesters, protesters upset over decision to remove confederate general robert e lee from the downtown park. when suddenly a car barreling down the street rammed into counter protesters running them over, others

new car.ong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> the u.n. security council unanimous vote hitting north korea with punishing new sanctions. however, colonel ralph peters says that sanctions will not be enough to rein in the rogue regime. let's roll tape. >> well, there's very good news, and that's that the u.n. security council voted 15-0 to impose tougher sanctions on north korea. the bad news is they won't make any difference whatsoever, because china has mastered the art of giving us just, you know, showing just enough leg to keep us from imposing any kind of economic sanctions on them. you know, china literally gets away with trade murder because they keep dangling this possibility that they'll help us with north ko

back to the news. >> chuck, thank you. more breaking news. confederacy was taken down in maryland. >>> erika gonzalez explains from the newsroom now. >> we've got this brand new video from the nbc affiliate in wbal. the statue of roger b. tawny was removed about 2:00 this morning from the statehouse in annapolis. tawny was a supreme court justice. he wrote the dred scott decision that upheld slavery and denied citizenship to african-americans. governor larry hogan called this the quote, right thing to do. this is days after baltimore removed its four confederate statues. thank you, guys. >>> thank you, erika. >>> one of the virginia state police troopers killed near the violent outbreak in charlottesville will be buried today. the funeral for trooper pilot berke bates will be in richmond. bates and cullen were in a chopper that went down saturday. the funeral for lieutenant cullen will be tomorrow, also in the richmond area. there was no distress call from crashed. investigators are trying to figure out the cause. >>> happening today, charlot

this is the "cbs morning news." it's dangerous war of words between president trump and the leader of north korea. >> they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >>> the manhunt for a suspected cop killer in missouri ends in an arrest. >>> and saying good-bye to country music legend glen campbell. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. u.s. air force planes have arrived in the territory of guam. the deployment comes after new threats by north korea against guam. yesterday president trump issued a chilling warning to pyongyang over its nuclear program. and there's new information about the north's ability to launch a successful nuclear strike against the u.s. hena doba is in new york with the latest. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. they're finding themgs in a dangerous war of words between the u.s. and north korea. pyongyang responded by threatening potential force against the island. >>

brad melke, abc news, new york. >>> and russia is in the news this morning for another reason.in syria. it's the third of four-planned truces in recent months under an agreement also brokered by turkey and iran. it is expected to clear the way for much-needed humanitarian relief to rebel-held areas. russia's depng military yilo police to that area today. >>> two u.s. soldiers killed in afghanistan have now been identified. you see their photos there. sergeant jonathan hunter, a resident of columbus, indiana and specialist christopher harris of jackson springs, north carolina died after their convoy was attacked by a suicide bomber in kandahar. the two men were paratroopers and on their first deployment. four other soldiers were wounded in that attack. >>> here at home, rangers in grand canyon national park believe they found the body of a woman who disappeared during a hike with her children. 38-year-old dr. sarah beetle disappeared on tuesday. her children ages 10 and 11 are safe. she had left them in a secure area to find water after one of the kids started feeling dizzy from

>> the real kind of fake news. is real fake news a thing? so before trump bastardized the term, fake news used to refer to stories that were literally fabricated. there, buzz feed has that wonderful reporting to show there were teams like teenagers in macedonia who would produce fictitious fabricated stories, send them rocketing around facebook, people would read them, think they were real, they often looked very real, almost a form of psychological warfare. bannon never did that. breitbart news gets attacked by the left as being a propagator of fake news. they are doing something different, very partisan news but they try to root their news in fact and actual stories. what they tend to do is put a very hyperbolic headline on what might otherwise considered a normal news story but with breitbart you can never call it normal. what they try and do is spin real news stories in directions they want, put a framework on them that is the way they would prefer the stories were understood. sometimes smart, sometimes absurd. in the campaign they were

i mean 2079. >>> abc news next with david muir. "action news" continues at 10:00 on were. had. with brian taff sharrie williams adam joseph and ducis rodgers. please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel6. for cecily tynan ducis rodgers the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. every year south jersey sends more and more tax money to trenton, but gets less and less back thanks to steve sweeney and chris christie. here's the sweeney-christie record eight years of underfunded schools. huge tax breaks for themselves and their rich friends while we pay more. and homestead rebate funding for seniors cut in half next year. don't believe the fake news from his wealthy donors. steve sweeney stands with chris christie, not with south jersey. >>> tonight, millions of americans in the path of the eclipse. 99 years since the last total solar eclipse to cross the entire country. from the west coast to the east. [ cheers ] from oregon to idaho, wyoming to nebraska. missouri to illinois. kentucky to tennessee, to south caro

in san jose, katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >> new tonight, the white house is moving forward with president trump's ban on transgender people in the military. a white house memo directs the pentagon to deny admittance of transgender individuals. the report says the new policy will give defense secretary james mattis discretion on whether to kick can a transgender person out of the military. the defense secretary will have six months to implement the new ban. >>> one day after a bombastic rally in arizona, president trump shifted his tone in an appearance in reno. the president addressed veterans at the american legion convention and issued a call for national unity. >> it is time to heal the wounds that divide us and to see a new unity based on the common values that unite us. we are one people with one home and one great flag. >> after his speech, president trump signed legislation called the veterans appeals improvement and modernization act. the bipartisan bill was designed to update and improve the benefit claims appeal process and reduce the waiting times at va hospitals >>> lake count

>> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program.ith matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 4:30 a.m. on this wednesday august 30. tam is off. jeanette reyes joins us. >> here's what we're following for you today. rain and flooding from overwhelming as rescuers rush to save those still stranded by the storm. >> flames engulf a home killing two people. >> a shooting victim crashes into an off duty police officer in west philadelphia. >> let's turn now to dave murphy and karen rogers, see if that rain has moved off the coast. >> it was completely miserable yesterday and i blame you. >> thank you. it will be better today. come on. we'll see if i'm going to get the credit. let's take a look at the weather center. we got sat life. a lot of that rain pushing off the coast right now and as we take a look at storm tracker6 live double scan it does look like the bulk of this is away from us. you might have a sprinkle down the shore. things are getting better. 62 degrees in

new car sales fell 7% in july.aight months of lower sales according to auto data corporation. it's the biggest percentage drop this year. >>> sales are usual s arin julye biggest. >>> the founder of costco has died. jeff brotman launched the first costco warehouse in 1983 with jim sinegal. there are now more than 700 costco wholesaler stores in the country. it's the third largest retail behind walmart and kroger. jeff brotman was 73 years old. >>> as we reported, amazon is holding a giant job fair today. it's planning to hire 50,000 piece across the country. you can go to several shipping sites. employment offers will be made on the spot. 40,000 people will be offered full time help with retirement and insurance plans. that's a lot of employees. >>> and dozens of employees now have micro chips implanted in their hands. they were micro chipped at a chip party yesterday. the chip allows them to buy snacks, open doors, and log onto computers with the wave of a hand. the company says the company does not use gps, so it

now, the idea for monitoring for fake news was certainly uncomfortable and certainly new territory for the fbi as one official told me, quote, we were right on the edge of constitutionality because of first amendment protections. but it was something they believe they had needed to do because it was important and better understanding how fake news played into this, what role it would have and whether or not anyone in the trump campaign, in the trump world, worked with the russians in this disinformation campaign. and amid all of this, we've learned there was constant cooperation between the fbi, department of homeland security as well as dni holding conference calls with the white house to discuss any problems. at that time, during the conference calls, the big focus was that the vote could be tampered with, that the machines could be tampered by with hackers. and while the fbi said that didn't happen, there's smil open questions about whether the disinformation campaign for the russians impacted the outcome of the election and it's something, we, frankly, may never know. victor and ch

it's only >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program.ith matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it is tuesday august 1st. matt is off and alicia vitarelli is joining us. >> here's what we're following for you this morning. a massive project begins to clean up a notorious open air drug be market in philadelphia. >> president trump's new chief of staff shakes up the white house on his first day on the job. >> new jersey governor chris christie explains why he confronted that heckler at the ballpark. >> surprise. he's not sorry. allall right, trouble on 42 in jersey so matt is going to kick things off. he's in for karen with traffic and david is going to help you out with accuweather. good morning. >> not a nice situation in gloucester township camden county its a nasty crash that happened about 2 o'clock in the northbound lanes of route 42 and this is the live seen at college drive the exit for the gloucester premium outlets. you can see the left side of the roadway blocked off h

new jersey senator just introduced a new bill that will legalize marijuana at the federal live. people already in federal prison serving time for marijuana related offenses could be resentenced under this new legislation or have their convictions tossed out and federal funds would be used to encourage states to lose the laws as well. booker announced the legislation in facebook live video. >> we the people must make that demand and must insist upon it. marijuana laws have devastated cities, have devastated families and have devastated too many lives. >> the legislation has widespread support from the public, but some observers say it will never pass gop-controlled congress. >>> take a look at this. that's a car, not a boat, surrounded by high water. tropical storm emily dumped 8 inches of water in the tampa bay area. in lakeland, florida the water is knee hot in some places, roads are flooded and roads are closed and it could be days before things dry out and return to normal. >> doug, is any of that headed this way. >>> absolutely not. that storm system will stay off the coast,

to put a new b.a.r.t. top of it is just going to undermine the rest of the system. >> reporter: but the mayor tellitell i s the need is critical. with tens of thousands stuck in traffic, impacting air quality and employment in the region. >> we did a poll. over 70% of our residents want b.a.r.t., because they've been paying for b.a.r.t. for the last 15 yea 50 years. we have nothing to show for it. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says the agency is exploring other options, including not going forward at all, or using express buses. two public meetings have b scheduled for this month. carolyn tyler, "abc7 news." >>> officials are looking for ways to utilize the fair grounds. the county fair operates four days out of the year, and the county is hoping to attract someone with deep pockets to develop the space. since spring, they've had a number of proposals. but it needed the county to chip in. at this point, it doesn't want to subsidize private businesses. >> maybe we didn't reach the right people. we tried. we reerped

also good news here.ore you get to willow pass road, another collision pushed off to the shoulder. pretty heavy from the pittsburg area, some of that are typical delays. some a result of this collision. we'll look at the drive times. westbound 580, tracy to dublin, 48 minutes in the yellow. 32 minutes along the stretch of westbound 4 between antioch and oncord. and southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco, great all morning in the green at 16 minutes. next traffic update in just about ten minutes. >> thanks, alexis. >> we all know robocalls are annoying, but this morning, you may be able to have the last laugh if you have fallen victim to one call in particular. >>> tooting his own horn again. a bay area man reunited with a prized possession he thought he would never see again. >> mike and alexis always have your back. even when mike's not here. i meant to say drew and alexis. they always have your back when it comes to weather and traffic. it comes to weather and traffic. you can look >>> this is brea

restaurant in new york city.can now savor the dusty fluorescent flavor in every bite. the spotted cheetah a pop-up restaurant celebrating cheetos in every culinary application is getting ready to open. on the menu cheetos crusted fried pickles, cheetos meatballs, cheetos crusted chicken. the deserts are orange and cheesy. it's only open august 15th through the 17th. they're taking reservations right now. a california bakery is making this cookie with cheetos and social media is giddy. the sweet salty orange orb are the work of cookie good in santa monica and there's a baking process in action. yes, they use the puffs and then roll the finished product in the cheese dust meaning, yes, you do have to lick your fingers at the end. it's cheetos after all. >> i could go for the cookie. >> yeah. >> i could -- i want to go to that restaurant. >> i want to go, too. >> all right, road trip. >> reservations quickly. >> alicia thanks. >>> let's get another check on the roads right now. >> matt here with the update. hey, mat

and more than 180 new partisan news right -- news sites launched in 2016. part of an alternate universe of some 700 artisan website, and -- partisan websites and almost 500 partisan facebook pages. according to buzz feed -- the candidate see and election of donald trump has unleashed a golden age of aggressive, divisive, political content that reaches a massive amount of people, and i would like to add as bus fit -- buzz feed did as well, it is making a few people very, very rich. sometatements produced by of these websites is a big problem. remember it's a date p --izzagate? real, fake news. but then there is also fake, fake news. you know that double negatives are positive right? president trump's label for news that he does not like or he does , thises -- i agree with conflation of real fake news and fake fake news, has made covering the trump residency akin to a trip behind a looking glass. especially since the president himself, who i would argue is a product of this media age, since seems to insist on confusing and conflating fake, fake news and real,

. >>> action news, delaware valley's leading news program, with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skverskynd walter perez. ♪ . >>> saturday night i'm walter perez. massive lines form all throughout the area as people wait for the very own pair of solar eclipse glasses. of thousands descend on boston for a demonstration against hatred. but the big story on action news is another attack on a monument of frank rizzo. this time a mural honoring the former mayor in south philly was arcticed with vandals tossing paint on rizzo's facing action news reporter joins us with details. >> wallet, this vandalism is extensive, it comes after the mural arts organization finished touching up last incident of vandalism in may. some are asking whether this mural should be removed completely. >> it's horrifying. >> reporter: for south philly artist, joe, the vandallism of the frank rizzo mural is personal he help paint it and seeing the white paint running down the mayor's face pains him. >> five times, ten times, it's just very -- it happens too often. >> reporter: a group of vandals splatted paint and wrote

this isn't new.dministration, secretary of the navy john layman had inserted into reagan's ship a call for a 600 shipment navy. this was something the secretary had no intention of putting in. there he was blind sided by it. so the will pentagon slow rolled and went back for clarification. my worry is not necessarily what happened the other day, despite my disagreement with the president's policy. my worry is what if he does this on something like north korea or an attack or the need to give serious life and death orders? that's my concern. so the president needs to stop it now and go back to a normal relationship with a direct chain down to the pentagon. >> understand. appreciate both of your expertise based on years of service. that's "the beat" today. you can always find us on facebook and twitter. "hardball" starts now. j just like nixon. let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. every step that donald trump takes now is into the path trod by richard millhouse nixon.

want to show you this new video just into our news room. is a car on top of a hood of another car. unbelievable. the national weather service is investigating to see if this was, in fact, a tornado. severe storms are now moving out. >>> in philadelphia the worst of the weather is gone but you are still going to need head lights and wipers if you are hitting the road. this is a live look at i-95 heading southbound is what you are looking at by the stadiums. wet road. be careful. >> team coverage continues right now with steven fisher live in the lehigh valley. the storms are moving out. >> that's exactly right. moving out. the worst of it over parts of delaware and south jersey. areas like the lehigh valley did not see as much rain which is good news. take a look at the heaviest rain. the center just out to sea now. what we have left behind are scattered showers across the board. we want to continue with this throughout your evening hours as this continues to move along from west to east. let's take a closer look into where rain is moving th

vic lee, "abc7 news." >>> coming up next, another story you'll see only on "abc7 news" tonight.he master plan for san francisco parking, and why it requires you to remember your license plate number. >>> i'm spencer christian. looking at warmer air for the weekend. i'll have the forecast coming up shortly. >>> dolbe opens up their labs. some of the science behind the movies ahead on "abc7 news." >>> a woman applies for a passport and the state department loses her identification records. i'm michael finney. 7 on your side is comi . >>> paying to park in one part of san francisco isn't what it used to be. the change has some people confused but the city hopeful. >> if it sounds like a contradiction, wayne freedman can shed some light. this is a story you'll see only on "abc7 news." wayne? >> reporter: it's actually an experiment. you may never park in that garage here on pierce street in the marina district. but they are doing an experiment in there, and if it succeeds, the city could take it to every garage in san francisco. time for our question of the day outside the city owne

you're watching kron4 news in primetime... this is the new comfort food.own right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. police are looking for a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman in el cerrito. the attacker was chased off by a good samaritan. police released this picture of who they are looking for. he has been identified as 28-year-old mario hills. the attack happened near stockton avenue at balra drive tuesday morning. the woman was being sexually assaulted near the driveway of brett guest's home. when guest heard her scream, he went outside and chased the man away. <"i just did what i hope anyone would have done for me or my family, so i encourage anyone in a situation like this do what you can, be safe, and if you have to call the police, make as much noise as possible. think about if you were in that situation, what would you want someone to do for you.">(steve) mario hill's last known

we have breaking news this morning. more heartbreak for a minnesota after that school explosion in minneapolis was the school's janitor. crews pulled his body from the rubble last night. the other victim has been identified as ruth berg. she worked as the school's receptionist for 17 years. investigators say contractors working on the building caused a natural gas leak yesterday. students and teachers inside the school said they had just seconds to get out before the blast. >> so my daughter got up and was getting ready to leave out of the counselor's office and was blown back into the counselor's office by the explosion. it was seconds after they told everybody to get out that explosion happened. >> seven people are still in the hospital this morning. doctors say their injuries range from serious to critical. >>> new overnight, d.c. fire crews also responded to a fiery two-car crash on irving street northwest. it's not far from med star washington hospital center. one person died, another injured. fire crews say that c