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>> it's not very good, nicole, is my understanding. and further, it would be extremely difficult for the u.s. to take out the artillery pieces buried in rock and arrayed against seoul. in fact, one official told me last week that nothing short of a nuclear strike would -- would make sure that those were eliminated. and so, you're going to have a situation with tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of civilians killed if north korea responds to any american strike with an artillery barrage on seoul. it's a thorny and difficult military situation which is why experts on the air all day have been saying, the proper response to this is deterrence, if north korea's a nuclear power, then the united states needs to approach it, send the message that any use of those nuclear weapons would be the end of your regime and we negotiate from that position, but the trump administration, policy is not that. it's that this is intolerable, we will not accept north korea having a nuclear threat against american cities, nicole. >> kiir simmons, l

ukee and guess car off tonight hi, nicole. >> hi, natasha i'm nicole brewer out here live in new hope. it really is a warm night but really a nice night, lots of cloud cover. we are having a good time. it is friday night. cbs-3 summer fest and it is a lot of fun. if you see the building behind me pretty famous land mark in this town the bucks county playhouse and some pretty famous faces have grazed this stage here, "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff ushers us into the historic bucks county playhouse. >> reporter: each new hope morning is like the rising of a cure tane. this is a town that was born out of and thrives in tandem with its own historic playhouse. >> we're attract theater people was easy. >> reporter: once a sleepy community of poets and painters 1939 marked a year that hollywood and broadway came together here, the bucks county playhouse opened to much fanfare, inside of a former mill that earned new hope its name. >> suddenly they built a theater were 400 seats and they sold out from the very beginning. there were four pound people coming seven days a week and wh

nicolle wallace, our thanks. let's bring in our panel of journalists who will from time to time tonight we'll lean on for reaction. vivian solana is with us, we're proud to say an incoming nbc news national political reporter, after, if you ask us, spending way too long at that wire service, the associated press. but we're so happy to have her on board. matthew nussbaum, political white house reporter, is back with us. here in the studio, a "boston glo globe" columnist. indira, you're here with us. same reaction, same question as to nicolle, your reaction to these twin stories. and we're just getting started, there are others. >> triple, quadruple, quintuple. >> these two lead stories from the white house. >> certainly the arpaio thing, the president had telegraphed for everybody clearly, by saying let me tell you he's going to be okay, i'm not going to do it tonight, but you can be comfortable, all but promised it. this was clearly telegraphed. it is shocking. it's shocking because this is a man who flagrantly,

nicolle? >> kelly, it has such chilling echoes of the tactics used in the nice attacks and i wonder they were very quick to identify this as terrorism. i wonder if you have any reporting from spanish officials about specific networks or the investigation into whether this was connected to other plots inside spain or across europe. >> they're not talking about that as yet. as a matter of fact, we're not getting a whole lot of information from spanish police in general. but you can bet that this is something that they'll be looking at. was this person connected to a wider network? were any of these three suspects that they're looking at now traveling in different parts of europe? were they talking to some sort of net work in france, in belgium where we have -- you know, we also had a terrorist attack. in germany. looking at all of those possible links across the continent to see if there's any sort of tie there. they haven't talked about that specifically yet. but surely that is something they'l

should you listen or ignore it nicole brewer is back and has expert take on how to handle the sxra input>> also want to eat like "oprah" you'll soon be able to the new venture the media mobile just announced. rawrns. >> it was a georgous day and beautiful night. one more day of widespread weather before the rain chances increase as you head to the upcoming weekend. which will be the westest i'll have the answer in the full eyewitness forecast coming up. >> join us tonight on the late show. i'm joined hereby at lovely robert pat insop. you have a new movie right. >> yes. >> called good times. >> would you like it talk about it. >> would you like it talk about it. >> okay if we have time. >> this is not overwhelming enough for parents on newborns brand new moms and dads can also find themselves bombarded with advice from other people. >> uh-huh. everyone has an opinion on what you should do for your little ones. so what's the best way to deal with the input overload. >> we know who to ask. >> bang. >> and then nicole brewer is back from mat terpty leave. we're happy to see you. >> thank yo

brewer is live right now for us, nicole. >> that is right, hi there in a cash a what a charming place , we are situated out in front of the bucks county playhouse situated right along main street, and it is a little warm but not too hot. we are lucking out here this evening. town of the new hope has been a stapel in bucks county for many, many years and at one point, this is a place where mills employed much of the town. so very rich history, fast forward to today and we have a picturesque place where artists and mom and pop shops are thriving. you turn a corner and in this creative place and you are bound to find something new. drive, walk, bike, or travel the tracks, no matter how you get to new hope, pennsylvania you will be charmed by the experience. >> when i came oute, i came from milwaukee, and i was used to an artistic community. my aunt told me go to new hope you'll find split. >> reporter: from the brick pavers to the canopy of green ery around every corner this town invites artists to capture natural beauty, new hope's scenic landscapes have been a big draw for creative peo

should you listen or ignore it nicole brewer is back and has expert take on how to handle the sxra input. >> also want to eat like "oprah" you'll soon be able to the new venture the media mobile just announced. rawrns. >> it was a georgous day and beautiful night. one more day of widespread weather before the rain chances increase as you head to the upcoming weekend. which will be the westest i'll have the answer in the full eyewitness forecast coming up. >> join us tonight on the late show. i'm joined hereby at lovely robert pat insop. you have a new movie right. >> yes. >> called good times. >> would you like it talk about it. >> would you like it talk about it. >> okay if we have time. >> this is not overwhelming enough for parents on newborns brand new moms and dads can also find themselves bombarded with advice from other people. >> uh-huh. everyone has an opinion on what you should do for your little ones. so what's the best way to deal with the input overload. >> we know who to ask. >> bang. >> and then nicole brewer is back from mat terpty leave. we're happy to see you. >> thank

i'm nicole wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now. >> watch the forecast, nicole.e really telling, right? >> if it is monday, surrender to the flow. tonight, divided sky, the wind blows high in gop country. how can the party in power get back to track after its 200-day agenda goes down? plus, kim jong-un's end game as pyongyang promises retaliation for u.s. sanctions. what further action is the u.s. ready to take? >> stop these missile launches. >> and seeking sanctions waer. will california take the feds to court over immigration enforcement. >> resolve in in a judicial forum rather than the rhetoric of p

i'm nicole wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now. hi, chuck. >> hi, nicole.r. >> you get a little bit of news sometimes. come on. >> good work ask approximate a good start to this. good evening. another whirl winld day in the city. lake breaking news on guess what, russia. wall street journal is reporting that special counsel rob mueller has impaneled his own grand jury in washington for the russian probe. not just using somebody else's grand jury but using his own. that's a significant deal. the paper calls the move a ramp up in the investigation and a sign of the investigation's growing intensity. that news is breaking on the same day republicans on the hill produced legislation to make it harder for the president to

nicole? >> reporter: thank you so much and summer fest just getting started. we know it's a great daytime destination out here in new hope but i got a chance to see it's pretty hopping at night. coming up i'm going to take you out on the town. stuck around for that and also tori is here and she had just a dream assignment, especially for her. she went to peddler's village for a little shopping and more. and wait until you see what she found. she found some pretty special stuff. right now we do want to send it back to our natasha brown. she is in the cbs3 studios with what's making headlines tonight. >> thank you so much. tense moments at a northeast philadelphia target store. gunfire erupts in the parking lot sending one man to the hospital and tonight the search is on for a suspect. the chaos unfolded outside a target on busleton avenue. >> reporter: it's fortunate no one else was hurt in this. i'm told the shooting occurred outside of the pharmacy department. the victim was taken to the hospital in stable condition but again the search is still on for the sh

nicole? >> reporter: thank you so much and summer fest just getting started. we know it's a great daytime destination out here in new hope but i got a chance to see it's pretty hopping at night. coming up i'm going to take you out on the town. stuck around for that and also tori is here and she had just a dream assignment, especially for her. she went to peddler's village for a little shopping and more. and wait until you see what she found. she found some pretty special stuff. right now we do want to send it back to our natasha brown. she is in the cbs3 studios with what's making headlines tonight. >> thank you so much. tense moments at a northeast philadelphia target store. gunfire erupts in the parking lot sending one man to the hospital and tonight the search is on for a suspect. the chaos unfolded outside a target on busleton avenue. >> reporter: it's fortunate no one else was hurt in this. i'm told the shooting occurred outside of the pharmacy department. the victim was taken to the hospital in stable condition but again the search is still on for the sh

nicole krauss, thank you.day since princess diana died. the 31st august, 1997, was a sunday, but in the following week, it was the only story that we, newsnight, ran. as the nation remembers those events of two decades ago, we thought we'd leave you with how we covered the shocking news of her death. goodnight. good evening, in this special programme we will be paying tribute to diana, princess of wales. remembering some of the events of an often troubled life, talking about the contribution she made through her public work, and about the extraordinary excitement her very presence aroused, not just here, but right around the world. i'm amazed that she's been brave enough to take me on! and i suppose in love? of course. whatever in love means. when i started my public life 12 years ago, i understood the media might be interested in what i did. i realised then, their attention would inevitably focus on both our private and public lives. but i was not aware of how overwhelming that attention would become. let's g

>> theater, nicolle. general clapper who served 3 2 years in the air force was a leader of -- a director of the defense intelligence agency and the national geospatial agency. he knows more about national security than almost walking the face of the earth and he said that he does not believe the president is fit for office. that he cannot be trusted with the national command authority to launch nuclear weapons and we should just remind viewers, nicolle, in our system, only the president of the united states has the authority to launch nuclear weapons. and nobody -- not a single person can countermand that order. if the president gives the order around it can happen very rapidly, the president gives the order not the secretary of defense, not the combatant command of u.s. strategic command, nobody can say no. >> jeremy bash, this is not the first time we have heard someone publicly question donald trump's fitness to serve. it was less than a week ago that bob corker, republican senator and ally of this pre

hey, nicole. nicole: it was a very exciting day.id go outside to federal hall, sat on the steps next to our george washington statute. i will say some of the traders outside, some people went outside, it was hardly a mass exodus or fire drill, a small people, small percentage did go outside to check it out, seeing on the stairs was really exciting, some of the traders were out there but there were people who had the glasses passing them around. everybody was great at sharing all devices and certify intel boxes and one cart on top of the other cart and seeing the eclipse with the glasses as it happened overtime i thought was really, really neat. i goes back to 1979. today we made history and some of the traders got a sneak peek. it was hardly a mass exodus. there were nypd employees and quite a few people. lauren: we are about 29 minutes until the closing bell and look at this comeback, session highs right now for the dow jones industrial average, 21,702, high of the session. you know, we were down 74 points at the low, this is a com

for don, jessica, and everyone >> i am nicole brewer.emember we're always on at cbsphilly.com >> have a good night family. sleep well. captioning sponsored by cbs >> okay, settle down. settle down now. as leader of the human resistance, i've been asked to make a statement about the zombie apocklism. i know many of you have lost loved ones to the flesh-eating hordes, and nobody wants to say this but i'll say it right now-- not all zombies are bad. excuse me! excuse me! excuse me! many of the zombies milling in our square were simply there because they've risen from the dead and have an insatiable desire to eat our brain meat. but they were met by a group of humans on want other side who came charging in with clubs, without a permit, mind you. and they were very, very violent. now, you can say what you want, but that's the way it is. i mean, come on, if george washington was a

coffee. >> nicole likes a skinny vanilla frappuccino. and bryan likes half and half.t $70 by now, i'm not asking for my money back. but they might get a tab if this doesn't stop. >> i think you can afford it, kevin. >>> turning now to melissa mccarthy, earning $18 million last year alone. >> and she's not afraid to get physical when it comes to tcom y comedy. >> i try to do as much as i can, until someone goes, you're not doing that. what's the matter with you? >> when the stunt gets too crazy, usually stepping in is this woman. 35-year-old lucy romberg. >> this is not good. >> 3, 2, 1, action! >> what kind of injuries have you had? >> i've been super lucky, only had to go to the hospital once for stitches in 12 years. >> that's amazing. this is melissa, that's lucy. and on "the boss," that's melissa. >> you're going to regret that. >> and that's lucy. >> she wants to do all the stunts herself. on "the boss," she's like, i can do it. and her husband is like, yeah, you can do it once. >> and her famous super bowl commercial, lucy says that's mostly melissa. >> when els

nicole wallace, "mtp daily" starts right now.you know as well as anybody when you're president, don't assume august will be nice to you. >> that's right. >> august can be very cruel to sitting presidents. thank you. happy friday. well, if it's friday, it's the best of times, it's the worst of times. and actually, just depends on who you ask. tonight, president trump throws out red meat in a red state. >> the russia story is a total fabrication. it's just an excuse for the greatest loss in the history of american politics. >> but while the base cheers, the president is facing push back from his own party's le

nicole, thank you.vid: robert wolf and heather zumarriaga are still with us, gary guess tell lou, automotive editor. gary, let's start with you. we heard elon musk talk about the 500,000 figure. it hasn't been confirmed by the company. what is the deal there? is he talking out of his hat or do of this really 500,000 orders? >> really unclear. the first big number was 373,000. he ad one point said 500,000. that was never confirmed. is that the total number or number people ordered and some dropped out. we're not sure at this point. we'll never know for a year or two. they will never clear up the number. we'll have to see where sales are a year from now, 18 months from now. david: robert talk about the cash burn. as nicole say they're burning a lot of money. they're not losing as much as people thought they were in the report but still they will apparently, if they do have 500,000 orders or anywhere nee that, they will have to raise more money. with a cash burn like this how long can that go on? >> there

>> thanks, nicole.re thunderstorm warnings in effect for large portion of the delaware valley , in a angie along i95, all every these warnings stretched from northern delaware, all the way up into parts every bucks, and mercer counties, with this line, it continues to move east, at about 30, 40 miles per hour. our latest warning, in effect, and it does include center city philadelphia, until 6:45, and you can see there is area shaded in orange, under that severe thunderstorm warning, so parts of camden, delaware, gloucester, and philadelphia counties, for the potential of 60-mile per hour winds, and quarter size hail. but north of the city right now, focus in the on this particularly potent portion of the line. notice, that boeing shape, or that kind of comma shape, that's indications of damaging winds, within this particular cell, moving through parts exiting montgomery county, moving into bucks county right now. so, heads up, newtown, trenton , arriving in the trenton area just before 6:00, to likelih

. >>> still ahead, kevin hart, bryan cranston, nicole kidman. "e.t."hief. >> i sit back and go whew. >>> plus, dierks bentley. he's up on top of a mountain. >>> and melissa mccarthy and her stunt double, how they worked together to pull off the acrobatic trips, flips, and flops. >> closed captioning provided by -- >>> i can't even be shocking anymore. >> kevin hart addressed new cheating rumors this week. a week after celebrating his one week wedding anniversary. kevin clearly not letting it affect his work because he has a new movie coming out called "the upside" with bryan cranston. and they just can't quit each other. >> it's a love story between two sthtraig men. >> bryan loves me. let's just start there. >> these two became fast friends where kevin plays brian's wheelchair bound friend. >> what's it been like working with kevin and forming that bond with him? >> this guy is hyperdisciplined, but he comes in, makes people laugh. justts lif the spirits of the set to where the long hours, still long, but a little easier. >> bryan, your new man is cry

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just ahead on the "cbs evening >>> that would be one nicole brewer. >> that is right our nicole breweras return from maternity leave and she's already hard at work. it is something all new parents understand, everybody has the opinion on what you should do, with your new little won. >> so, how do you respond, to that advice overload? nicole went looking for some answers. and you can welcome nicole back be sure to tune in tonight to find out what advice to listen to and what to ignore, right here on cbs-3 tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> dozens of volunteers gathered to spruce up a community garden in west philadelphia employees from ss investments and neighbors spent the afternoon weeding, mulching and cleaning the ground, we had were covered fruits and vegetables large community gardens at 55th and vine and provides healthy options. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at 10 on the cw philly and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> up next "cbs evening news" from new york is anthony mason take care we will see you tonight. captioning sponsored by cbs >> maso

lauren: nicole petallides, thank you very much.etailers suffer when they do the whole discount and sale thing, i like that but not good for investors. a reminder for all of you, looking for liz claman, he's not anchoring her show, you can find her, slip at 4:00 o'clock eastern, she's filling in for neil cavuto on your world. liz will be here tomorrow at 3:00 p.m., this is my last day. she will bring you the latest on earnings and north korea and everything in between that's moving the needle on your portfolio. countdown coming back when the closing bell rings in half an hour from now the war of words from kim jong un, not the only verbal battle president trump is finding himself in. the commander in chief not holding back when it comes to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. the latest in this fight and what it all means for health care, for tax reform, for the debt ceiling and the potential government shutdown next month? more countdown on the way, please stay with us ♪ it's a highly contagious disease that can be really seriou

i'm nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts now. >> hi there, nicolle.y, forever is going to start tonight. tonight a total eclipse of the presidency? >> i think the president failed to meet the standard that we would have expected a president to do in a time like that. >> after charlottesville, president trump tried to turn the page, but changing the subject won't change the divisions in the republican party. plus, after slamming the war in afghanistan on the campaign trail. >> wasted six trillion dollars on wars in the meelgds east. we could have rebuilt our country twice. >> president trump will address the nation tonight on the path forward. >>> and

>> thanks so much, nicole., summer has returned in full force after unseens seasonably cool start. yesterday, sunshine has returned. and temperatures are soaring up approaching that 90 degrees mark in philadelphia. 88 degrees right now in philly but our dew point is 62 degrees, right now, we're not even registers feels like temperature because humidity is not too un-tolerable, but down the shore, we have bit of muggy factor, so feeling like 84 degrees when the air temperature is 82. and in the poconos, right now, 76 degrees. storm scan3 showing us we just have a cumulus deck moving through much of the area. but we are seeing a couple of cbsphilly.com breeze generated showers developing closer to the code, and this little shower cruising it way through lewes, and i are hope beach, will move off shore as we head into the next 20 minutes. as we head into the evening hours, mostly clear. could see pop up sea breeze, otherwise, pleasant evening, warm one at that. temperatures in the low 80s. but, we do have steamier

>> absolutely, nicolle.ook the fundamental premise of this investigation, one of them is that russia -- did russia seek to influence the trump orbit and trump associates with sweetheart financial deals, financial arrangements going back years? of course the fbi and special counsel have to look into that and of course that involves probing the financial dealings of paul manafort, mike flynn and potentially the trump family. and if donald trump feels like that's out of bounds it seems clear that robert mueller doesn't. another message that this raid sends is that mueller is treating this like any other investigation. he is showing no special deference because this involves associates of the president of the united states. >> thank you so much for spending some time with us. we're grateful for both of your reporting. sarah taylor, we worked in the white house that was under investigation for the leaking of valerie plame's name. it's a stressful time but i don't remember anybody ever giving fitzgerald any marchi

. >>> i'm nicole brewer, ukee's off today. thinks how it looks through camera on the cbs-3 sky deck. you can see moon taking a bite out of the sun, and it is a time lapse version you are seeing here so you can see that progression. this all happened over the span of few minutes and unfortunately cloud in the area weren't too thick to block out the fun. many gathered on the beach today for this once in the lifetime event. >> "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live where eclipse watchers walked away impress today, alycia. >> reporter: nicole and guess cat word wow and amazing were word we heard over and over again today not just because of the eclipse but being at the shore was really best vantage point to see it. in ocean city, new jersey right around 1:20 in the afternoon people went from playing in the sun, to being mesmerized by it. >> we can see moon on the right side, just almost like a finger nail. >> pretty neat. >> reporter: put a special filter on our camera to get a view of the eclipse here because greater ph

. >> i'm nicole briar brewer. necessary gentleman dean is off. alicia joins us from the cbs-3 sat center more of the president's remarks, where the investigation is the deadly protest stands. alicia? >> dozens, the president this weaken, for not specifically condemning the whitemarsh that is list group in charlottesville. senator hatch, one of the most respected senators in the senate, he rarely speaks out tweeted over the weekend saying, quote, call evil by it name. so today the president did that, in a news conference, told the country about a now federal investigation into the deadly violence in charlottesville. >> over the weekends mars were held around the country condemning saturday violence at white nationalist march, honored 32 year old woman who stood with groups with the group saturday killed when a car crashed into the crowd. the driver that far car, james alex fields, jr., was in court today, he was denied bail sent back to sit in jail facing several charges at the state level including second degree murder. >> i just met with fbi dir

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nicole thank you for that. gold climbing for the second straight day closing up $11 an ounce to end the day at 1283.70, the highest level since june 7. gold is up more than 11 1/2% for the year. david: a lot to talk about with our market panel. scott martin, kingsview asset management, also a fox news contributor, kevin kelly from recon capital. whether you want to call it panic selling selling into a crisis is never good, is it? >> no. do you know when to get back in? that is one of the biggest issues. we saw technology sell off 2%. they led that market. seems like people are row indicating out leadership going to cash. that is not a good idea. technology did very well this earnings season conversely to what is happening in retail right now. especially increasing dividends, doing share buybacks. they have the best balance sheets. not a good time especially heart economic data is doing well. durable goods report and jobs number. david: scott, you are an eternal optimism, one of reasons i love you. i want you to

because they're cowards, nicolle, simple as that.ee the yellow streak running down their backs and when you look at the comportment, the behavior, the lack of rectitude on the part of the commander in chief, of course the nation is imperilled. we live in profoundly dangerous times. when you see someone acting with the recklessness, the possibility of there being great strategy should not be lost on anyone. and then i'd also say of republicans just pragmatically, if you want to cast all principle aside, look at this through a political lens. when you think of the republicans who won't condemn donald trump by name, just pragmatically, how nuts do you have to be not to disassociate yourself from him before he goes to this phoenix rally? where who knows what he says and who knows how much more -- how much more he inflames the situation that we have seen already lead to the murder of a beautiful young woman in charlottesville, virginia. >> free political advice, republicans, from a guy who's got a couple of presidential wins under his bel

i'm nicolle wallace.s right now. >> well, if it's friday, president trump is facing two storms. tonight irreconcilable differences. who wince in the president's parent divorce from his party and whose party is it any way? plus, tracking hurricane harvey. >> texas is about to have a very significant disaster. >> we'll have the latest forecast as the biggest storm to hit the u.s. in more than a decade barrels towards the texas coast. and lessons from katrina. we'll talk to former fema director michael brown about the potential pitfalls of disaster response. >> what everyone is focused on right now is ensuring that we do all we can to protect life. >> this is "mtp daily," and it starts right

. >> i'm nicole brewer in for jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos live in center city at the site of the statue, and greg, what are people saying tonight? >> welshing as you can imagine , nicole, philadelphians, both sides of this issue right now, hear from them in just a moment. but i want to paint you the picture of what's going on, that's the statue of course here at the municipal services building surrounded by two levels of barricade, plenty of philadelphia police, and that's because there is a march, a rail, which is expected to ends here at the statue, the statue which has become so very controversial over the past two days. >> first italian mayor frank rizzo has watched over since 1998. now, there are calls to remove it forever. >> this is not about history. this is about who the city choose toss answer in the heart of our sit. >> i helen gym tweeting off controversy, push to go remove the statue saying she's trouble by allegations african-americans were routinely targeted and brutalized during rizzo's t

>> nicole, that was no shortage of things to do in jim thorpe. and we will break it down for when we come back on the other side at cbs3 summerfest continues our alexandria hoff explores the opera house in the area, how it became a must, see tourist spot and why microphones on stage are not needed. >>> also we're heading to a popular spot to cool off in the summer, why lake harm knee is about more than just fishing and swimming >> chelsea ingram is keeping a close eye on the weekend forecast when cbs3 summerfest comes right back. jape ♪ ♪ . >>> we are celebrating summerfest in the poconos. did you know more than 127 varieties of trees and plants can be found here in the poconos mountains. it certainly is a beautiful place. ever since we got here this morning, we have been singing the praises no doubt about it of jim thorpe, pennsylvania and with that in mind, we checked out the maunch chunk opera house, here's alexandria hoff. >> reporter: at one time, about ten trains a day ushered towards the town and through the door of this charming opera hou

. >> i'm nicole brewer. >> jessica has the night off. eyewitness news reporter alexandria hof is live outside the special victim's unit with more on this alex. >> ukee, nicole, the sequence of events seem rare a child was running with a child lefted in and the car was stolen. they deal with that scenario twice a year. luckily here this was resolved in less than three hours. around 4:30 p.m., police say a father leaves 3-year-old son strapped into car seat inside a still running vehicle at the roosevelt mall. through the window at the kicks usa store the father seize a man pull away with his car and son. >> he dropped a box he bought for his baby and ran out of the store into the parking lo lot. >> yelling at the thief saying his 3-year-old son was in the backseat sfwlt suspect ignored the father's pleas and fled with the stolen vehicle for about a mile. before stopping and placing the child still in the car seat on the sidewalk. >> right on the sidewalk between the fire station and nazareth hospital. and the child was uninjured. >> not o

what does it mean, what nicole has done for you guys? >> she's done a lot just by offering us her home. it was really crazy. we thought that we could stay at home with everything happening. our first floor flooding, no power. we weren't able to use a rest room either because the water was coming up the pipes. it was crazy to think we could stay there. when we finally decided to leave, we had to walk through the water to get out. we were rescued and brought to the gas station. it was a blessing for her to have offered us her house. we have three grown dogs. two are short and one is big. then one of our small ones had babies, three week old puppies. it was difficult to ask for the help. i was so thankful that they still took us in with all my puppies and dogs. >> all your puppies and dogs. what have you been doing to pass the time? >> we've been talking and finding out that we know other people that they know. they've been playing with my 4-year-old granddaughter. >> nicole, what has this meant for you? opening up your house like this. hav

nicole, that is out.of france. this was the story that she was the most interested about this weekend because she believes that it lends -- me being the politician, i'm thinking, okay, yeah, yeah, okay. control the news. get out there, et cetera, et cetera. i remember bill clinton running 30-second ads from 1994 to 1996, and he just tried to control the airwaves that way. meeka, and a lot of other people really upset about this "state-run tv approach." what's your take? >> my take is that he has given up. you know, he spent the entire duration of the campaign engaging you and meeka, engaging all the media. he used to say to his aides, why should i stay off the airwaves? it's free media. he has given up. he understands that the free media is going to ask difficult questions. they're going to press until they get to the truth. he has thrown up his hands, and i think he sees that sort of his comportment in office doesn't with stand the sorts of media that he relied on during the campaign. to me this is just

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thank you so much nicole. sarah? why are these discoveries so exciting? >> with this we've made a giant accelerated leap in terms of life on other worlds because not just with one but several we have room that if we didn't have the habitable zone right or weren't sure what to look for we have many chances over. you can say globally it's like in this planetary system goldilock's has many sisters. we don't know much about the planets. we knows a we heard earlier the masses and sizes and how much radiation is falling on them and their orbits so now we speculate. for that it's captured our imagination and we have a new travel poster from nasa website and it's captured scientifically accurately, how on one of the planets you can see all the other planet ins the sky. now historically xo planets when there's one there's more and that's why i'm so excited to be here to share it with you.exo planets when there's one there's more and that's why i'm so excited to be here to share it with you. there must be many out there waiting to be found. >> thanks so what are as

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>> i think they're bracing for the reality of that, nicolle. we saw teleprompter president trump last night, and i think they're expecting tonight to be the exact opposite. he will be in his element. campaign mode. this is his eighth campaign-style rally since taking office, and this is, as you pointed out, a chance for him to get back to all the campaign lines that swept him into the white house in the first place. i wouldn't be surprised if we heard him revive a lot of those lines, like building the wall. after all, prior to this stop he'll be stopping in yuma, arizona. he will be touring a u.s. border and customs patrol station there. this is obviously one of the key issues that allowed him to win the white house. he'll be hitting all his favorite notes tonight. you can feel the anticipation. the folks lined up behind me are largely supportive of president trump. and there is a pretty fraught political backdrop to this. the fact that you have two of the states -- the state's two republican senators not attending tonight's rally. the governor

>> reporter: nicole and jessica, ntsb investigators have been out here all day. you can see them at the site of the train crash and what we understand is the train over ran its stop and collided into , another parked one and ntsb is moments away from giving a news conference to give us an update on the crash investigation but right now hear from the passengers, who are actually on the train, when it crashed. overnight in delaware county a train crash, 42 people injured , four seriously hurt. >> i felt it coming from work. i heard a train was going real fast, like super fast, and i'm looking up, and i see that we have ninth street, and why are we going so fast. boom. >> reporter: woodard recounting moments before he was knocked unconscious in the crash while another passenger also knock unconscious calls minutes before the collision, he knew something on this norristown train was seriously wrong. >> i was waiting at gulph mills, train came by and blew pennsylvania us three or four train lengths, and stopped, backed up, picked us up, and same thing happened at bryn

nicole, i'm max and monday night football is back although right out of the jump some concerns for the giants. >> the giants probably didn't like what they saw here taking on the browns. odell beckham makes the catch on the right sideline. calhoun goes low. right for his knee with the helmet. now, you could call this dirty. it was legal, though. beckham falls to his side and does hit his head. tries to walk off. as he goes to the tunnel, he just -- that's it, collapses. he was carted off for an x-ray. good news, just an ankle sprain. >>> the dodgers, they are exceptional taking on the pirates, trailing the pirates bases loaded for curtis "he's s. >> terrible. >> it's terrible but i love it because it's mine. that's a grand slam to make it 5-3, but the pirates would come

nicole, thank you very much. melissa.elissa: the senate is getting ready to leave washington for august recess without passing any major legislation. after facing obstacles returned for health care and tax reform, will they ever be able to accomplish anything? adam shapiro is live in washington. adam, i mean, come on, do these people actually work for a living? very frustrating. reporter: this is washington. don't equate work with what they do hear. adage from the '90s, keep hope alive. perhaps. we'll see. take a look what is going on. we created a map for you to show how many works days are left in september for them to do what is most important, which is raise the debt ceiling. you have got to do this essentially within 12 days, 12 working days. because that is how many works days the house will have. the senate will have a few more working days than the house. here is the deal. you got senator john cornyn saying we have to do something and we probably will. take a listen. >> we have a lot of things to do before the end

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. >> i'm nicole brewer. >> jessica has the night off. eyewitness news reporter alexandria hof is live outside the special victim's unit with more on this alex. >> ukee, nicole, the sequence of events seem rare a child was running with a child lefted in and the car was stolen. they deal with that scenario twice a year. luckily here this was resolved in less than three hours. around 4:30 p.m., police say a father leaves 3-year-old son strapped into car seat inside a still running vehicle at the roosevelt mall. through the window at the kicks usa store the father seize a man pull away with his car and son. >> he dropped a box he bought for his baby and ran out of the store into the parking lo lot. >> yelling at the thief saying his 3-year-old son was in the backseat sfwlt suspect ignored the father's pleas and fled with the stolen vehicle for about a mile. before stopping and placing the child still in the car seat on the sidewalk. >> right on the sidewalk between the fire station and nazareth hospital. and the child was uninjured. >> not o

nicole, she has a little bit more on these earnings. nicole. >> break it down here.e are watching for any news on the box office. they had a lot of winners, "guardians of the galaxy." i don't know which one you have seen, "pirates of the caribbean" and "cars" 3. we'll talk about the cable network revenue for the quarter, decreased 3% to 4.1 billion. also the costs that they were facing over at espn ultimately, they had rising costs, not as much advertising, and talk about contractual rate increase for nba programing. so the decrease in espn was due to higher programing costs, lowered a revenue. david: nicole, this is david here. can you hear me? i'm looking at quarterly operating income at cable networks decreasing by 23%. melissa: she said that. david: that is an enormous number. >> 23%, operating income decreased by 23% to 1.5 billion. depends how you break it down. also the last thing, parks and resorts, whether you love them or hate them, but here it is revenues for the quarter increased 12%, 4.9 billion. seems to be a bright spot for disney. david: yeah but cabl