however, i think it's true that not in newton's time but in the century following newton at least within physical science science became thoroughly nonreligious, which i to say anti-religious but religion was just driven out of consideration of physical science. and this i think is responsible for the enlightenment. in fact, the historian trevor roper once remarked he thought it was a success of newton's theory that led to the end of burning witches. and today my impression is looking at it from outside which i do that modern jewish and christian religious people don't really care that much about the conflicts between literal interpretation of scripture and what is discovered by science. i mean there are some people who are offended by the theory of evolution but most of the people who i know have identified themselves as religious don't really find that a problem. and as i interpret it it's the great withdrawal. religion in the west has withdrawn from the position it once occupied provided an alternative to science as a theory of the real world or it has retreated if you want to call it

>> newton: more communication.i've never encountered a situation that couldn't benefit from more communication. >> whitaker: the justice department is insisting on reforms, including new rules on the use of deadly force and faster ways to discipline bad cops. >> williams: unfortunately, it takes time. you know, i for one would love to be able to wave my magic wand and have this change tonight. good morning. >> good morning, chief. >> whitaker: after spending four days with chief williams, you get the sense that he's disgusted, even furious that the actions of some of his officers have so badly damaged the reputation of the department he's risked his own life for. >> williams: i had people actually trying to take my life on four separate occasions. and i survived that. i could give you a whole list of officers attacked with deadly weapons that survive and don't end up using deadly force against that person. >> whitaker: what's at stake here for cleveland? >> williams: everything. everything's at stake. i mean, i tal

jennifer newton grabbed her pets and packed the minivan with a few keepsakes. >> they are not masterpieces but they are to our family. that was one of the first things i grabbed. i wasn't home when the fire started. so i just said get me home as fast as i can and got the paintings and the dogs and the cats. >> reporter: newton headed to her daughter's house near by. crews fought to control this fire that was burning through dry bush. firefighters tell me a number of homes on this cul-de-sac easily could have been lost in the fire yesterday. you look at the burned area and you can see how close the flames came to some of these backyards. fire crews were standing by to protect these homes. >> those retardant drops made all of the difference. he was in the thick of this fire fight yesterday and he says the winds were really making things tough. >> it was one of the faster moving fires i have been on. we had about four different directions at one point. you put the wind behind it and as you can see behind us we had several homes threatened. >> reporter: investigators working to find out how th

looks like cam newton will be a california panther for a while longer. they are reportedly close to making a deal. newton has led the panthers to back to back division south championships. bangles defensive tackle and his five-year-old daughter will be honored three-quarter summer at the espn awards. diagnosed last june she is battling a rare form of cancer. the rules committee wants to speed up the game. it has recommended shortening the shot clock from 35 seconds to 30 seconds. one says i wouldn't mind it being even shorter. the kentucky coach says 35 seconds is not going to have an impact on the game. the belmont stakes just lost two more horses. that leaves seven competitors for american fair row. >> high school football recruit nigel knot posted a video of him flipping backwards off a wall and catching a football. after the video passed a million loops on vine. he said he is done with acrobatic catches to protect his career. >> and speaking of ahead, just ahead right here a possible conflict of interest in the dennis has effort case and the hooter's

arrests down 11% in the newton division. they may not say that, i can tell us, having talked to cops in l.a. that what they are seeing, again, is just the nonstop rhetoric against them. they are getting involved because of the fear of a cellphone video not capturing the event used against them. >> crime is complicated. i'm not 100% sure. look at the case in north charleston. we are all very glad there was a cellphone video of the event, aren't we? >> sure. that - and that cop was immediately indicted, and removed from the force. >> not immediately, not immediately. he was indicted once they found out there was a video. they didn't do it. the autopsy showed he was shot in the back, i can show you that guy would have been indicted. i'm in favour of cop cameras, video cameras on cops. i think by and large they'll vindicate cops because there are enormous lies told about officers. we assume that officers are lying. no one thinks that a civilian would do anything other than speak the gospel truth. the michael brown shooting shows

newton led the panthers to back-to-back division nfc championships.s the only qb in history to throw for over 3,000 yards and run for at least 500. >>> bengals defensive tackle devin steel and 5-year-old daughter leah will be honored late they are summer at the espy awards for a perseverance award. diagnosed last june, leah is battling a rare form of pediatric cancer. >>> ncaa men's basketball rules committee wants to speed up the game, it recommended shortening the shot clock from 35 seconds to 30 seconds. this would be will the second time the shot clock has been dropped, in the '93-'94 season it went from 45 to 35 seconds. unc head coach roy williams said "i wouldn't mind it being even shorter. to me the difference from 35 to 30 is very small." kentucky coach john calipari says "30 seconds is not going to have an impact on the game." >>> the belmont stakes lost two more horses. that leaves seven competitors for american pharaoh who hopes to become the first triple crown winner since affirmed in 1978 as two horses dropped out of the race. >>> check

>> bethann newton brown. she was my sister. and i'd like to thank you on behalf of my family for not allowing hate to win, for me i'm a work in progress, and i acknowledge that i am very angry, but one thing that prayers always join in in our family with is that she taught me that we are the family that love built. we have no room for hating. so we have to forgive. i pray god on your soul and i also thank god that i won't be around when your judgment day comes with you. may god bless you. >> thank you, ma'am. >> as i listened to those family members, it was nothing short of remarkable, the strength and moral courage they showed. forgiveness and saying they won't let hate win. forgiveness means that you can forgive the wickedness that someone does without becoming part of it. you can forgive the unjust but you don't pardon the injustice. you keep fighting and you keep going forward. and the only way you can is not become part of the spirit that causes the injustice in the first place. these families and their loved ones are real

some of the family members posted these pictures on social media thanking newton for reaching out toomes after panthers owner jerry richardson donated $10,000 to each of the nine families to cover funeral costs and another $10,000 to emanuel ame honoring the victims. >>> a funny moment in the tigers and indians game last night. check out this kid snagging the foul ball down the line with his hat and then he immediately just starts yelling at the tigers miguel cabrera! cabrera loves it and playing along with the young man who apparently had too much cotton candy. the kid's trash talk cabrera the next inning gives the kid his bat and batting glove. that is how you turn an indians fan into a tiger fan! look at that. so happy. that kid's catch, guys not even the best of the night. this may be the catch of the year. foul ball heading over to the stands. check out this dad. bare hands it while holding his baby who is drinking a bottle! dodgers manager don mattingly came out and argued interference on this play. he was right. the umps called the batter out. check this out again. look at thi

i'm in newton, new jersey.rendered his badge and gun and turned himself in to the prosecutor's office for allegedly unzipping his pants and exposing his genitals to some individual he had pulled over for traffic events. charged with two counts of official misconduct, one count of a pattern of official misconduct and the count of lewdness. police were tipped off by a couple anonymous tips on march 18. details at officer miller stopped 26 your over speeding. when he returned to the car you can clearly here the sound of his pants others up enclosed are open. then on october 23 he stopped at 22-year-old man leaving a bar restaurant. according to the complaints his genitals were actually out of his pants. _-dash can video that was reviewed confirmed all these behaviors. we spoke to the sergeant. >> police cars and 2015 about every car has a camera the only thing i can think of us he was recording this intentionally. bill: it's very hard to tell. >> another instance where we need to have those body cameras on them. b

kellye: a driver is in the hospital after crashing through several yards in newton, north carolina. he slumped to avoid a car in hit others in the process. two people in the other car died. a big fluff tonight over chicken wings that started with a menu mixup and ended with a bill that was too big to stomach. horace holmes bigs in. h -- digs in. horace. : he asked not to show his face but dee loves chicken which is why he was so happy when he thought he ran across a great deal. dee: i told the manager i would like to order some wings. horace: it was in the brochure he was given during a recent trip. 50 peace order for $8.99. too good to be true? you bet. >> he said we could not order because it was a misprint. horace: he walked away mad. dee: he should honor it. horace: we found out that he is not the only one fired up. the manager of the store told him they were not going to hand out the misprinted menus to anyone else but we found customers walking out of the store with the brochures. and look on the counter, loads of them. between the dirty piece for -- $20 and 99 -- 30 piece for

paula newton has more on the global reaction to another american shooting attack. >> charleston southna -- >> the image of a young man, america's latest mass murderer broadcast around the world. reporter for french broadcaster bfm explaining to his audience how 21-year-old dylann storm roof could face the death penalty after confessing to killing nine black worshippers on wednesday. all highlighting the shocking facts. a black church a white gunman describing it as the racist killing that is shocking america. from turkish daily, even stronger wording, the headline reads racist terrorism, horror in the usa. from afar the world has watched america struggle and rising tensions between the black and white communities. from miami and ferguson to baltimore and now this. in the multicultural streets of london these ever-increasing scenes are difficult to comprehend. so too, the gun debate. >> i thought, not again. and i don't know how many times this kind of thing can happen before people start doing things about guns in america. obama was right. it doesn't happen with this frequency anywher

i have to mention the fact that the president ended on amazing grace, a tune written by john newton ane night at sea begged for forgiveness begged god for forgiveness. and repented his ways. and in so doing years later wrote that very hymn it is such a classic hymn in the tradition of the black church, that the president would end with that 6,000 people inside the arena. but a thousand more that stood outside here in the scorching heat only to be turned away because there was simply not enough room. they of course wanted to hear the president's eulogy. but there were others who said this funeral represents much more than just one man. represents much more than just the reverend pinckney. and by being here they're supporting a movement that they call charleston strong. of course there were those who i spoke with who knew the reverend personally among them a white pastor from macon george ga who brought his three little girls here to witness this. he said clem had a heart of gold. a black woman from columbia south carolina who said that she and the reverend shared an alma mater together.

so newton is the highest paid plash in the nfl for the 2015 season. as of today june the 2d.will not last long because colts quarterback andrew luck and russell wilson of the seahawks are also expected to get deals north of $100 million. it's good t throw. abc 7 sports broug to you by toyota. those are my deep thoughts tonight. good to throw. 12 million. take the 12. and good if you can throw. awesome. >> i didn't promise any more an that. >> all right. thank you, everyone, for watching us this evening. abc 7 news continues now online on twitter facebook, all your mobile devices. it's our abc 7 news app. be sure to have yourself a good night. we will seyou again over at 11:00 on chnel 7. as we leave you with a live look from our explore torium cam this tuesday evening. have a good one, everyone. kay, we all know why we're over here. because we're always here? partly, but today bobby's heading off to do his first pro golf tournament in years. to bobby! (all cheer) to me! (clinking) jul, i didn't know that you sponsor an african child. oh, yeah. little omari. he's 1 i got to sa

. >> reporter: david newton's home is just one of the many homes damaged so badly that he and his wife will have to find somewhere else to live for now. he knows it could have been much worse if he or his family had been upstairs when that storm hit. >> sure could have gotten a big beam down on us. we were lucky. >> reporter: rain gusts, heavy rain, hail came and went in a matter of minutes. >> there wasn't any time to take cover and it was over in, you know in minutes. >> reporter: but the damage left behind will take months to repair. >> there's probably at least 20 to 30 trees that were felled through this storm within an instant. >> reporter: several homes and cars were seriously damaged by the brief but powerful storm and while it was scary and will have to rebuild their home, david newton, who retired after decades in the foreign service, is putting it all into perspective. >> four years in baghdad, more than 100 scud missiles coming into the city over four-year period that's little different. >> reporter: now, fairfax police tell me that yesterday during this storm, they got mul

paula newton is in london following the story.e. >> reporter: if things weren't bad enough on the streets of tbilisi, it's something out of a horror movie, officials are out looking for another tiger. a white tiger attacked a 43-year-old man at his place of work. it was a warehouse-type building. these are predators. these tigers have been on the loose for several days. the tiger lunged at the man's neck. he died on the way to the hospital. what's confusing for people in georgia -- the floods have killed 19 already. they have several more people missing. the confusion was that zoo officials had said look we've accounted for all the animals, there's no need to panic. try and resume life as normal. and instead, we now find out that this one tiger unfortunately attacked this man and he died, another was wounded. now we still have in tbilisi and animal official there is going street by street hunting down this tiger, not knowing where this animal could be and if people are safe. so a huge state of confusion there. the prime minister o

in newton what do you do to someone that gives a gun to a son.ubled son? >> well actually in many states and some states there are requirements that when you gift a gun to someone, there's a background check. >> he broke the law. >> yes. >> and the mother showed horrific judgment. >> you can actually stop it. >> it's difficult to say that this law would have stopped this incident. i think that it's difficult to argue however that sensible laws and common sense laws and better laws would not stop some incidences incidences. that's a reason go forth. you're right. just to back up for a second. very clearly this it's clear to me that was clearly a factor and a major factor and second he inhaled this poigs from somewhere somewhere. >> i said something on the air where people were shocked. i talked about growing up in georgia and living in mississippi, alabama, florida, and i said that i did not hear the n word thrown people. walter the people that you probably hng out with did not. >> it was unacceptable. the flag still flies in the south carolina ca

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they had a lot of protest over the shooting of ezel ford, in the newton division of l.a., they may not be saying that but i can tell you having talked to cops in l.a. what they are saying is just the nonstop rhetoric against them and the reluctance to get involved because of the fear of a cell phone video that would not capture the full event being used against them. but there are -- crime is very complicated. >> i'm not 100% sure -- you look at the case in north charleston, right? we're very glad there was a cell phone video of that event. >> absolutely. >> aren't we? >> oh sure. and that cop was immediately indicted and removed from the force. that was a tragic shooting. >> not immediately, he was indicted after it was found there was a video. >> the autopsy found he was shot in the back. i'm in favor cop cameras. i'm in favor video cameras on cops because i think by and large they will vindicate cops because there are enormous lies that are told by officers. we all assume officers lying, no one thinks a civilian would only speak the gospel truth but the michael brown shooting certai

two bay area men, huey newton and bobby seale, enrolled at merritt college in oakland, came up with aoint plan as a solution. the black panther party was born. bettina: most of the program was about feeding the community, providing mobile clinics for healthcare, clothing for people, freedom schools, breakfast for children. peter: harry edwards was teaching sociology at san jose state when he decided to get involved with the panthers. harry: the core of their revolutionary ideology was that the black community and the black people in that community have a right not just to exist and to survive, but to develop and to prosper as a community. peter: their efforts in the community were subverted by their use of radical theatre. harry: the said we have a right to guns under california state constitution and the second amendment of the united states constitution. so they went to sacramento to press that. peter: that indelible image of panthers openly carrying weapons up the steps of the state capitol turned public opinion against them. harry: you talk about making--turning allies into advers

man, huge football deal signed today and extension for carolina quarterback, cam newton. five years, 103.8 million for the 26 year old. and they will be working on a huge deal as a matter of fact, he'll receive $67 million of that in the first three years of the deal. that's the most ever for an nfl football player guaranteed in the first three years of a contract. he'll be living the life and a grand slam for the a's. they are leading the tigers 5-3 in the 7th inning. highlights tonight at 10:00. >> we'll look forward to it. coming up tonight, thousands of acres of farmland under water. how california's water intensive rice crops are fairing in the drought. and the communities that depend on them. that story and much more coming up tonight at 10:00. thanks for joining us. good night. at subway, a great meal starts with a great sandwich on the new "simple 6 menu." with six of our best six-inch subs, like the tender turkey breast plus any bag of chips and a 21-ounce drink for just $6 every day. how come we don't have the same number of containers and lids? why would they e

. >> cam newton is a happy man because he and panthers agreed on a contract.re expecting to get deals north of $100 million. >> a's down 3-1, here it comes, there it goes. check out the kid who makes the great catch with his glove and moments later realizes his beloved tigers with a grand slam. now now, a's are leading. french open quarter finals, you think you know where this is going but... the backhand winner and will face joe woforzonga in the finals. so this kid is doing all of the interviews, now, he's a star. >> thank you. >> join us tonight at 9:00 a california couple opening their wedding to almost anyone. then at 11:00 a fiery crash and now a new report who may be the fault of the deadly accident. stay with us for abc7 news at 11. it's jimmy kimmel live tonight. that is it for this edition of abc7 news our coverage continues now on twitter. thanks for joining us this evening. >> from all of us here, and the abc7 news team, have a good evening. at subway, a great meal starts with a great sandwich on the new "simple 6 menu." with six of our best six-in

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you disagree with mark newton. let me have the tiebreaker, peter. tell me what you think will happen. live picture, folks. we need to turn attention to the screen. we still have a pretty significant crowd during this final couple of minutes. peter, what happens? >> as far as crude oil goes today it seems as if the news really settled into the market. we came back pretty strong. this is a political situation where nobody really has an edge. so i think what you're going to see a lot of people sitting on their hands. liz: a lot of people sitting on their hands. if you learned anything from the commodities markets. oil is moving higher. i don't think we can interpret anything from that appreciate all three of you are here. not sure if there is june swoon. sit tight. if you have good investments for the long-term traders say hold on them. that will do it for us on "countdown to the closing bell." so many headlines. we're not doing anything differently. we shift it over to adam shapiro and cheryl casone. >> thanks very much, liz. cheryl: now greek officia

joining us in studio is portfolio manager at newton investment financial. you're very much long-term investors. do you ignore all of this at the moment. will we look back on this in a month or two and see it as a blip? >> it's more of a question of knowing where the long-term economic pu tour of europe lies. this does add a little bit of uncertainty and lack of credibility from the point of view of the knock on effects it has. we do view it as important however we won't be trading specifically on the back of it at this point in time. >> if we look at the markets, very sharp risk off moves but if we look at the bond market while it has seen yields elevated they haven't moved drastically. it's 2.3 and 2.4%. is that saying the investors aren't worried about serious long-term contagion? >> what they're not worried about is the chance of ecb not coming in with further stimulus packages. it will stem the tide going up. you have to think of it as being moreover a currency peg. they will require higher returns going forward. that's a longer term issue. >> but you d

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philadelphia water department is on the scene of a water main break in the lawndale section, along newton avenue a short time ago the water was rushing down the road and the force of the water broke away the pavement and it's not clear if the homes lost their water service because of the break. >>> dozens of philadelphia school students spent the morning honoring stoops that lost their lives to violence. trees and flowers here are mane to honor the victims and deputy mayor was there to talk to the kids on how his own life was effected by violence. >>> a former delaware county bank employee is acuted of stealing more than $400,000 from customer accounts. katherine almond was a manager at the bank in aston, they say she about drew money from different accounts for a decade, all belonging to elderly women. an attorney noticed a withdrawal from one woman's estate after she passed away. >>> the 16-year-old boy that lost his arm in the frightening ordeal with a shark is talking about what happened and how he plans to move forward. abc's karen travers has the story. >> reporter: in the 911 tape

let's check in mark newton. it's good to see you again. >> thank you, karl.s it get attractive from a chart standpoint? >> there are a couple different things to look at. the weekly charts haven't seen that much overall deterioration. it looks like minor turbulence. a four-month trend starting to pull back. a little bit of a relief rally. it's important not to get too cute. you need to see this trend recaptured before getting too adepress ia aggressive and thinking the airlines have bottomed. for now the sector looks like it could be susceptible to additional weakness. it's very much a lagger in this regard. >> what's the correlation in your view relative to what energy is doing on an up day? >> well, that's what's interesting. we've recently seen a lot of airline weakness coinciding not only with the economic weakness but also with crude starting to rally. now crude having another 2% up daybreaking out again. transports are rallying but that should coincide with weakness for the airline sector. i'm not ready to think that airlines are making a bigger break d

. >> congress passed common sense gun safety reforms after newton, after a group of children had been gunned down in their own classroom, reforms that 90% of the american people supported, we wouldn't have prevented every act of violence. we don't know if it would have prevented what happened in charleston, but we might still have some more americans with us. >> reporter: i talked with several mayors from new jersey, washington state and ohio, they voiced the issues they are dealing with. [ indiscernible ] >> we are making progress and you are seeing it in your cities. 12million new jobs in the past 5 years. more than 16 million americans who gained health insurance. more jobs creating more clean energy. here in california solar is growing crazy. we are producing 10 times as much solar power today as we did when i came into office. 10 times. >> reporter: the conference continues through monday. the speaker tomorrow is former secretary of state hillary clinton. i have to tell you, the president and a number of other speakers mentioned all the excitement in the bay area for the golden s

cam newton has led the panthers to several finals.nt this guy around why not. five year extense, 1.3 million. and the first three years they will pay him 67.7 million dollars. that's the first ever paid to a player in the first years of a contract. and next russell wilson. i bet he gets the same. >> thank you, mark. >>> and few for joining us. our next newscast begins at 4:00 tomorrow morning. have a great night and we'll see you again tomorrow night. >> good night. morning. hey. you sleep all right? no. you? i missed you up there. i know i got kind of carried away -- no, no, no. you don't need to apologize. i don't think that i was apologi-- you were right to be mad. sometimes i just feel like i have to scream to let you know how upset i am but you get it now, right? i...do. not. no idea whatsoever. ohh, if i knew, but... no. good. so let's pretend the whole thing never happened. what were we even fighting about, huh? [ chuckles ] what the heck happened in here? the raccoon get through the dog door again? yep. the raccoon got in, and

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jennifer newton and her family, they were forced to pack up in a hurry and get out. sigh of radio he leave. taking out her grandmother as paintings she brought with her yesterday. >> they are not masterpieces, but they are to our family. that was one of the first things i grabbed besides my pets. i actually wasn't home when the fire started. so i just said get me home as fast as i can and got the paintings and the dogs and the cats. >> reporter: this was the scene yesterday. this fire quickly grew to about 500 acres with helicopters and air tankers being called in to make drops on it. flames came dangerously close to a number of homes. a lot of evacuations were ordered. and that was because people, their homes back right up to the contra loma regional park where this fire was burning through hillsides full of dry brush and there was wind pushing this fire in a number of different directions yesterday. but in the end contra costa county fire crews and cal fire crews were able to control these flames. >> it ranked up there with a faster moving vegetation fire that i ha

. >>> another game change or the field is the carolina panthers sign cam newton, $103 million contract, if he sees it through, it will be the most money a quarterback has ever received. no wonder he's smiling, yeah, in every picture. very nice indeed. >>> on the doorsteps of history, millions up for grabs for the belmont stakes this weekend in what could be the first triple crown win since 1978! all eyes of course on the favorite, american pharaoh, galloped into the biggest sponsorship deal in the history of the sport with monster energy, but there's whispers of a dark horse named keen ice, the one with the green and yellow jockey. clinching a win in the last few seconds. his owner says he has the edge in long distance races like the belmont, and jerry crawford, joins me now, so great to have you here, jerry, the horse's name is keen ice, you like it, you want to dash the hopes of so many horse racing loving fans who want to see the first triple crown winner in some 35 years and you want to pour cold water all over it. >> that's correct. i have to start by asking ashley is blatter prob

after newton we that you that we were going to address it.and mental health. >> reporter: you're calling on washington but you can do something here in new york on greater gun control what is that? >> our state has made steps forward, but what we do on the ground is the policing and with the community. we're try to go bring the community and police closer. one thing is to get after guns. in every community there are people that can help the police and find where the guns are. it's not just about aggressive policing but deepening the partnership. that's one piece of the solution. we're only going get so far because every time that you turn around there's an act of gun violence that came from a state where it was easy to get a gun and send it up to the east coast and new york city. we need national legislation to change this. >> what does this incident do to your mind set on any policy here here? do you think that we need a greater security? does it change anything for you? >> well we have to have a blunt discussion on the racism. it's sadly al