the family from north dakota got emotional for their player and it got wentz's attention and he loveshe passion. >> it's really cool, just to know i have the support. obviously in philly the fans are incredible. but at home the same fans as a kid and in college. seeing the passion they have been follow me, it's definitely humbling and also really cool to recognize that i have that influence and i'm very fortunate. >> reporter: wentz says he is just a normal dude blessed to play the game of football. one guy was wearing a cowboy jersey and they had him taken off. >>> and safety mike trout and the angels, phillies looking to win six in a row and adam joseph coming off a great game with the braves. and he is fighting for his job. and reece is down in the minors putting prerk pressure on him. >> we were all teammates in spring training and we know what could happen at any moment. we know one another. get the opportunity to play be make the most of it and take advantage of your opportunitieses. >> check out the new sixers jerseys they are wearing this upcoming season, a few slight chances

nowadays, who's the swing producer it's north dakota, it's pennsylvania notwithstanding what you said about eagle ford, what i'm saying is our production is so distributed across the country now, don't you think that these events of a hurricane hitting texas are now a non-event for the oil sector >> i would not go as far as to say a non-event. they still are impactful, but fracking has changed the game. unequi u u unegivably changed the game this really helped rebalance, because we've been fighting supply and command for quite some time. domestically, this may really help balance the supply from what you're talking about from north dakota all the way down to the gulf coast >> hey, jeff killberg, we'll let you get back to work jeff, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. rob, let's talk about oil. oil is up, but it's not up that much are you surprised? >> i'm not surprised, but i want to get back to something that they were talking about a little earlier, as it relates to the storm. and certainly, our hearts go out to everybody facing the storm. we hope they avoid disaster. but from

he was put in the department of justice camp in bismarck, north dakota.is son was left behind at tule lake and was 3-years-old with chicken pox, and the father made that out of salvaged wood for the child. and so, we'd like to use that tank to talk about a father separated from the child, and also just look at the conditions of life for these american citizens. robert: patty, kind of an interesting and important project do you think? patti hirahara: yes, it really is because the camp objects, the younger generation doesn't understand their significance, and it may have a great opportunity to tell their family story. and so, for nancy to pick this project is a valuable lesson for american history. robert: and you've been involved in, like, you know, smithsonian type exhibits, and things like that. and yet, when we were talking before, i think the simplicity of some of these objects almost tell as significant a story as some of the bigger, kind of historical things that we're used to seeing, right? patti: but it's like for young children, for them to see a

. >> i had a kindergarten teacher get marry north dakota may. they couldn't afford a house here so they moved to san diego so i lost a great teacher because of the fact there isn't affordable housing for teachers. >> the council voted 8-3 against the zoning change that would have made the housing proposal possible. the land owner says she won't give up on her idea and plans to take the issue to the state legislature. >>> time is 4:07. there's a new fire fighting tool for battling wild fires. this helicopter available for cal fire to take on the biggest fires around the state. >>> he has the infrastructure to reach pretty much everyone in america, every voter in america is on facebook. >> another billionaire white house bound. some say facebook mark zuckerberg could be making a bid for president. >>> good morning. you can see traffic is doing well if you're driving on 80 westbound heading out to the macarthur. it's a little drizzly, so you may need the windshield wipers. >>> fog and drizzle this morning. what's going on around here? we'll see how

. >> this is my -- this is the mayor of north dakota, carson wentz fan >> the next car load had a similar setup >> this is great charcoal >> grill, burgers, little who the dogs, drink a little bit. >> eagles, eagles >> these four friends from delaware say an eagles tailgate is the perfect ladies road trip. >> girlfriends hanging out having fun, no guys, talk about guys, too. of. >> reporter: as far as guys in green, what are people hoping to see in preseason game game two >> i want to see what the first team looks like with the front seven for the defense, let's get some sacks >> i'm hoping for a win always. >> reporter: despite being here these fans want our cbs3 certified solar eclipse sunglasses. >> amazing look at that. looks like the moon. >> reporter: so funny every time you give people these sunglasses, and they look at the sun, it's the same reaction, whoa, it does make an incredible difference, if you're here while we're packing up, i got two more pairs to give away. live in south philadelphia, cleve bryan, cbs3 "eyewitness news" >> my man. >> two more. thanks, cleve. >> sounds l

it was an important one, a senator from north dakota. is chairman of the senate transportation committee that would have to approve under ride legislation before sending it to the full senate. in a statement he wrote he support the efforts to examine and strengthen requirements for truck trailer under ride that can prevent accidents and save lives. there is always room for improvement and our road safety regulators should continue to look at technology, improved equipment, crash data to improve road safety. new york senators also support stronger regulations after an accident in up state new york killed four last month. in fact, the office says they're working on a draft of a bill but they're not ready to introduce it yet. >> up to this point, we have just been begging over and over. they'll listen to us and talk to us but not act. >> reporter: they haven't had as much success as they have hoped for getting in front of senators and representatives. out of 36 meetings they have sat face to face with lawmakers ten times. both women lost ch

going to call what they did sabotage shouldn't we save energy transfer partners is sabotaging north dakota's water for fossil fuels are sabotaging the planet in fact a new study just revealed that twenty five companies account for over fifty percent of the global industrial greenhouse gases and only a hundred companies account for seventy one percent there are other ways to power the planet then just vote worst ways to power the planet. you know others when there's solar there's a new fabrics this generates energy as you move from human motion yeah we're we're like steps away from americans powering the planet by scratch and are watching football. that's a dream come true right. and then someone tries to stop you like i'm putting energy back in the grid all right i am scratching my crotch for the children of africa. who have no energy. speak speaking of a shot to the last week two hundred eighty two members of congress came out in support of making part of the constitution illegal the so-called israel anti boycott act would impose fines of up to two hundred fifty dollars on any us citizen en

here's some of the cool air we'll talk about in the days ahead coming into montana and north dakota. highs today only in the 70s. >> we'll talk more about the rain chances in the gulf later in the show. >> thanks, bill. >>> cleveland indians center fielder austin jackson, this guy may have made the catch of the year. check this out. >> switch hitter. there's a long fly ball. deep center field. jackson's back. he leaped. he made an unbelievable catch in the play of the year. >> that was not fake news. the play was reviewed and confirmed. he held onto the ball. it was not enough. indians lost to the red sox 12-10. what an effort. >> at least you got that catch. still ahead, did donald trump really call the white house a "dump" and a new lawsuit involving fox news, the death of a dnc staffer and the president. honey? can we do this tomorrow? can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase, making tomorrow uncertain. but entresto is a medicine that was proven, in the largest <

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. >> reporter: we did one elected officials and it was an important one, senator john thune of north dakota, chairman of the senate transportation committee that would have to approve underride legislation before sending it to the full senate. in a statement thune wrote, "i support the efforts to examine and strengthen requirements for tractor trailer underguards. there's always room for improvement. our road safety regulators should continue to look at technology, improved equipment and clash data to improve road safety -- crash data to improve road safety." new york senators gilmore and gillibrand support underride legislation after four people were killed last month. gillibrand's office said they are working on the draft of a bill but are not ready to introduce it yet. >> up to this point we've just been begging over and over again would you, would you they'll listen to us and talk to us but not act. >> reporter: the two mothers haven't had as much success as they hoped for. out of 36 meetings with congressional offices they've sat face to face with lawmakers 10 times. both women lost ch

launch 400 long-range intercontinental ballistic missiles from bases in montana, wyoming, and north dakota. back to you, sean. >> sean: thanks, lucas. fire and fury. a very difficult situation with north korea and the reason why? it goes back decades to the clinton administration. at this is something the district from media will never tell you. unfortunately, tonight i can say with full confidence -- sadly, there's no good option. that is tonight's chilling opening monologue. tonight, one of them my biggest fears has now come true. north korea has reportedly developed a nuclear warhead that is capable of reaching the continental united states. this threat will now become a defining issue for the trump administration. it's so very important. we've got to learn and understand how we got here. if we don't learn from the lessons of history, we are doomed to repeat them. it was go back to 1994, the clinton administration struck a deal with kim jong un's father, kim jong il. according to "the new york times," the u.s. agreed to give north korea over $4 billion in energy aid over the course of t

lives matter to lessen the liability of drivers who deliberately plow into crowds of protesters in north dakota they were pushing. for water protecting their rights so this is kind of you know giving you know the green light in a lot of ways to people who want to do exactly what was done by james alex fields in charlottesville by the republican party by the fraternal order of police in florida so that's another factor here that we have to point the finger directly at those groups for putting people in danger. it's interesting. a bit of joy in your house. you know it is interesting going to talk about reducing the sentencing for people plowing through crowds and obviously what we've seen mostly coming from is you know muslim terrorists in europe have done it so they're bizarre to see right where it's pushing for that here but the char critic from u.s. intelligence officer john schindler today wrote in the observer that the far right extremists behind this was will rally are advancing the kremlin's agenda that we can tragedy in charlottesville was at least partly inspired by moscow's propaganda a

when they write the tax bill, they should try to get the democrats to understand, if you're a north dakotawest virginia democrat or indiana democrat up for re-election next year you may want to find an excuse to vote yes on a tax cut. i think we ought to look at this as the president of the united states trying to move the economy forward and allowing the democrats a chance to help grow the economy. >> sean: thanks for staying up late with us. we appreciate it. >>> when we come back, president trump will hold a rally tomorrow night in arizona. will the pardon sheriff joe arpaio. he might and larry elder straight ahead. arpaio. >> sean: welcome back to >> sean: joining us greg garrett and larry elder. you talked to the president and wrote the first piece when he goes to arizona tomorrow night he may pardon joe arpaio, 85 years old. wasn't he obeying the law. isn't that where the root cause of his troubles began? >> he was but convicted for fully follow the law of a judge's order to stop illegal immigration questioning and potential detaining of illegal immigrants. when i spoke to the presid

they write the tax bill, they should be trying to get the democrats to understand if you're a north dakota democrat or missouri democrat up for re-election next year you may want to find an excuse to vote yes on a tax cut. we need to look at this as the president of the united states trying to move the american economy forward and let thig democrats help grow the economy. >> sean: thank you for staying up late with us. when we come back president trump will hold a rally in arizona. will the conduct a pardon? he might. we'll have more straight ahead. arpaio. >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." joining us attorney greg garrett and larry elder. you wrote he may pardon joe arpaio. >> he was convicted of a misdemeanor criminal contempt for failing to fully follow the law of a judge's order to stop illegal immigration questioning and potential detaining of illegal immigrants. when i spoke to to the president a week ago he was incensed about the treatment of joe arpaio and may pardon him which would coincide with tomorrow's rally in phoenix. >> sean: i've seen the left and their comments and soci

kim north dakota congressman kevin cramer held his radio town and talkedhe help of about tax reform, crop insurance and other acts. congressman stephen panetta held a town hall on youtube. connecticut, congressman murphy held a chat town hall constituents submitted questions through a social media application. >> how do you think there can be overhaul to allow people to make acceptable choices? >> government regulations are usually in place for good reason, to protect the environment or consumers and they can always be administered more efficiently. a lot of folks want those regulations gone, so that they can make bigger profits and normally they are there for good reason. >> congress is back on september 25 -- september 5 with a full schedule. also, improving a comprehensive tax reform bill and a federal spending bill. >> when congress returns from the august recess they will have to come to an agreement on raising the death dealing. on washington general -- journal we talked about the upcoming political

business heather: hard-working taxpayers are footing the bill to clean up the mess made by the north dakotaprotesters. the federal government is giving $10 million to the state to cover the $38 million cleanup costs left by the months long protests. the controversial pipeline became operational in june after donald trump's executive order completed its construction. obamacare premiums are in danger of going even higher if donald trump stops key payments to ensure it. the congressional budget office says insurance companies and federal exchange would raise prices 20% by next year. the report is called flawed as the president threatens to cut off federal funds, a bailout for the imploding obamacare. rob: a drug company accused of playing into the opioid prices with deceptive marketing. south carolina, the state, suing purdue pharma, encouraged overprescribing the drug and didn't do enough for dangers, very serious charge, the company denies, 3000 people in south carolina have died from prescription opioid overdose. that is really something. donald trump speaking out as another business leader

they write the tax bill, they should be trying to get the democrats to understand if you're a north dakotare-election next year you may want to find an excuse to vote yes on a tax cut. we need to look at this as the president of the united states trying to move the american economy forward and let thig democrats help grow the economy. >> sean: thank you for staying up late with us. when we come back president trump will hold a rally in arizona. will the conduct a pardon? he might. we'll have more straight ahead. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. (con artists...) they'll try anything to get your medicare card number. so they can steal your identity, commit medicare fraud. what can you do? guard your card? guard your card? just like your credit card. nobody gets my number, unless i know they should have it. to protect your identity, new medicare cards without social security numbers will be mailed next year. visit medicare.gov/fraud stay sharp people! she pretty much lives in her favorit

a newborn found in north dakota not far from where a 22-year-old woman disappeared over the weekend. please do not know if the infant is her baby. a judge in kentucky ordering a new trial in a satanic killing case. the judge during out the 1995 convictions citing some new dna evidence. the two men were convicted of murder. they both spent more than 20 years in prison. the state of florida carrying out its first execution in over a year with a drug never used before any lethal injection cas case. the man was sentenced to death for two racially motivated murders in 1997. >> the truly dishonest people in the media and the fake media, they make up stories, they have no sources in many cases. they don't report the facts. >> jon: of verbal attacks on journalists and their employers, pretty routine for president trump. the president again called out the media this morning and a tweet, praising his chief of staff. the president waiting general john kelly is doing a fantastic job of's chief of staff. there is tremendous spirit and talent in the white house. don't believe the fake news. let's

my partners are heidi heitkamp of north dakota and al franken from minnesota and in the house, congressman danny davis. he knows the heartbreak of gun violence. last year, his 15-year-old grandson was killed by two teenagers arguing over shoes and clothes. i could not ask for a better partner in this effort. the need for trauma informed care is staggering. a 2013 study conducted in chicago, found nearly nine out of 10 kids age 15 to 17 had been exposed to this kind of violence. one in three lost a close friend or family member. one in five witnessed a murder first-hand. few received any mental health services at all. this bill will build on innovation here and other places, educate and train adults who can help these young people, front line people, expand medicaid coverage of trauma informed counseling and services to more schools. enable more kids to benefit from these curriculum. provide proven mental health perhaps to help young people. young people are 21 times more likely to go to a school clinic than another clinic for care. we want to make sure we're there to help them. our bill wi

they drove from bismarck, north dakota, all the way here to see philadelphia eagles quarterback, number 11, carson wentz. you'll hear their story at 5:0037. we're live in green bay, which is dry at the moment and lovely. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> we want eit to stay that it way. >> we're going to have a forecast for lambeau field at 4:30. nbc 10 is the official station of the eagles. it's the only place you can watch tonight's action. keith jones and john clark will have preseason and kickoff. to get you ready for the game. that begins at 7:00 and then at 8:00 the birds take on the packers followed by nbc 10 news at 11:00. you can still watch nbc prime time on cozy tv. >>> some much nicer weather in our neck of the woods. the summer heat returned this afternoon, but for a lot of people at the beach. >> the beach is crowd ed. the weekend almost here. children enjoy cooling off in the fountain. meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz has a first look at the forecast. >> you can see how clear it is along the beaches. so it's even better there. there's some of the high clouds racing thr

jonathan: a developing story from north dakota. people facing charges after a missing pregnant woman's body found floating in a river. she went missing and eight months pregnant. five days later an infant believed hers found at her neighbor's home in apartment complex. nancy: in indiana community honoring two girls murdered this year by naming a park after them. linby german and abbey were murdered. the family want their memory to you live on. the killer has not been found. michelle: a story to make you mile. value anyna was born in 1908 in cuba. she married and had 16 kids. the secret of life don't set expectations. >> all the when are strong minded. >> next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- some of the back-to-school pictures are fantastic. we take a closer look to give you inside look at day one in fairfax and prescription william county >> a consumer alert in wake of hurricane harvey. flood damaged cars could flood the market. what to spot before you buy something that might cause you a lot of trouble. fill your home with well-crafted