nova love. i appreciate it from a temple grad. >> we don't have anybody in the first or second round this year. thanks. >>> see you at 6:00. >>> all right, a warm and comfortable day. >> beautiful out there. we are in for a father's day scorcher, though. first alert meteorologist tammie souza joins us now. the humidity is coming. >> don't you love the way we tell you, we have a heat wave. we have a heat wave. now we have a cool-down. get ready. there is another heat wave. that's summer. we'll do that to you for the next 90 days. sunshine out there. beautiful day. 83 the high in philadelphia. highest wind gust, 20 miles an hour. look at that. sunset 8:31. allentown, 82. let's look at what's going on in ballet cynwyd. 82, calm. coatesville, 77. fairly comfortable with the lower humidity. 78 in wilmington. dew point at 60. just a little bit stickier there. winds out of the south, 15 miles an hour. all right. it's going to be warm and wet weather that we will be dealing with over the next four days.

speaker, i rise to recognize the network of victim assistance, nova, in bucks county, pennsylvania. nova seeks to support counsel and empower victims sexual assault and abuse from our region through advocacy and community education. by utilizing individual and group counseling, victims sexual assault and abuse can regain control of their lives and through education programs, children and communities learn to be advocates for victims of abuse, as well as prevention and personal safety. additionally, nova bucks county maintains a 24-hour hotline to be able to support all sexual assault victims get the assistance they need, as well as assistance in court and safety programs for those with disabilities. i was pleased to tour their facility earlier this year and m thankful for the work of penny, kathy, steve, keith, mindy, bill, and so many of the noshea staff -- nova staff and volunteers serving in bucks county. through its programs and projects, nova empowers victims sexual assault and abuse, providing them with the resources and security they need to live in spaces free from violence.

. >> reporter: they call the billion dollar carbon capture and storage system "petra nova." built it in partnership with the japanese oil company jx nippon, using a $190 million grant from the department of energy, doled out during the obama administration. >> so we're capturing about 200 tons of c.o.-2 per hour. on an annual basis, that's about 1.6 million tons per year. that's the equivalent of 350,000 cars being taken off the road. >> reporter: while it may be the world's largest carbon capture facility, it is still only removing about 10% of the c.o.-2 created by the four coal-fired generators here. the only obstacle to capturing more is money. >> we're just now reaching the point where this technology is mature enough to be considered for rollout to the broad coal- fired fleet in the united states and around the world. >> reporter: here's how it works. flue gas, with carbon dioxide in it, flows through a duct to the carbon capture facility. one vessel contains amine, an ammonia-based chemical in liquid form. it naturally binds with carbon dioxide. with the carbon now in

the additions of barnett the sixers will hold another round of predraft workers in the week anvil novaworkout for the team thursday morning and monk will have a workout thursday and the kentucky freshman available and sixers take third in next week's nba draft and averaged 20 points a game last season and finally leave it to a little league baseball player to give us the play of the year wild pitch and runners headed home check out his slide or should i say his jump, he takes to the seat and look how high he is going through the air and make the major leaguer do that, who was that that did that this season? >> you put me on the spot like that. he is copying him. >> a man of my age cannot remember. >> unbelievable we will figure it out. >> all right homework. jimmy kimmel is next followed by night line and the guest is johnny k xhshgs oxville st. claire and music from the band of horses and action news continues at 4:30 with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers, dave murphy. and for cecily tynan old man ducis rodgers and the entire news team i'm jim gardner good night.

these are risk of the patients know are necessary in order to survive sadly a company called live in nova has caused an unnecessary increase in the risk for heart surgery patients by supplying american hospitals with a medical device that's packed with bacteria this devise is called the stockard three t. heater cooler it's a heater cooler device it's absolutely essential when a patient undergoes a heart surgery whether you're having a valve replaced or an entire heart transplant paste or just bypass this device is what's circulating in your blood it's heating and it's cooling it outside your body and keeping you alive during this procedure the stockard three thousand heater cooler is used and sixty percent of heart surgeries and states so the odds are that if you've had an open heart surgery this device would have been involved what we're learning. now in what the f.d.a. has been investigating for years is that these devises may have what's called biofilm it's a bacteria inside of them that's actually being emitted in spewed out into surgical fields getting in people's open chest wounds d

described as the carl sagan of the 21st century-- astrophysicist, hayden planetarium director, and nova science now host neil degrasse tyson. i'm maria hinojosa. this is one on one. neil degrasse tyson, thank you so much for being with us. >> it's about time you had me on the show. >> hinojosa: just in case people don't know who you are... >> okay. >> hinojosa: but of course, everybody knows. you are the most famous astrophysicist in the country... african american astrophysicist. you are the director of the hayden planetarium in new york city. you're the host of nova science now. and you write books, and you dance, too. >> i once danced. not much anymore. that was an earlier chapter in my life. and odd that you would mention my ethnicity there. and i say that because i once thought about that. and i realized that i may be the most visible scientist of any discipline, of any ethnicity, of any skin color, in america today. and the reason why i went through that mental exercise was because there i am trying to bring the frontier of science to the public, and i said, "i don't want to do th

nova who are, kris jenkins signed with the washingtons with studios.llies underway and aaron altherr and freddy galvis gets a jump on what would have been a hit and it's 1-0 phillies right now. >>> i'm excited about the picks for the sixers. >> and for flyers. >>> the (man) hmm. ♪hat do you think? (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. . >>> this has back quite a sensation. take a look. by the dallas zoo. he gorilla she'd off his moves. it's gotten tens of thousands. they added the song maniac as the sound track. back in a moment. jape chrit can happen to anyone.s a help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. but i got help, and you can too. james: i just know i didn't want to feel that pain anymore. i got help. you can too. aj: most people think addicts are beyond help. when i see an

in ninth grade, age 14, the youngest person ever to discover a super nova. what is a super nova? >> it's an exploding star. it's dramatic end to a star's life. >> and if people are coming down ho to see? >> hopefully a lot of good things, the moon, jupiter, saturn. right now, sun. and hopefully you can learn about telescopes if you visit us tonight. >> reporter: what is your most exciting thing in the night sky with a telescope? >> you see pictures in books, and you see things online, but to look through a telescope and see it yourself is something really unique, and it really puts you in touch with reality that this is really all out there for you to see. >> i saw two sun spots earlier there one of the sun's telescope. hoping to see the rings around saturn tonight. a lot going on down here. the event gets under way at 6:00, it goes until 11:00. after that, only one hour of the day left. >> that's right. see, amelia doing her math too. we got the math down, that's for sure. >> one plus one is always two. >> let's show you what's happening around the area. down on the mall in unde

a bold move made today outside the eagles nova care complex. >> coaches say we want someone aggressiveve. john, you actually spoke to this nfl hopeful. >> this is how i got my job at csn by the way, standing outside here. please, givel a lot of college students and graduates are looking for work or a summer job, this man wants to be a professional football player so he wants to try out. he's taking his message to the street. take a look at this, he wants that try out with his hometown eagles so he is standing across the street from the nova care complex with this sign, just wants an opportunity. he played football at northeast high school, he goes to temple university and he had a tough childhood, he grew up in poverty, he says he was homeless at one point, he just wants a shot. >> i don't have an agent so i don't have anyone to kind of go to bat with me with the team and to be honest it's either go big or go home. i wanted them to see up front what they're getting, didn't want to get through the process, i've been sending them nonstop film. go right to the front door and they will see

it was sponsored by nova blood services and the american red cross. speaker paul ryan had an update on scalise's condition. >> he's doing a lot better. i saw him on friday. he is. [applause] >> it's going to take some more surgeries, but he's responding, he's breathing on his own, he's talking. he grabbed somebody's phone, and started texting away, so he's doing a lot better. >> thank you for the update. >> keep him in your prayers. >>> attorney general jeff sessions addressed the congressional baseball shooting today during a summit on reducing violent crime, sessions saluted the police officers who stopped the gunman, and saved all kinds of lives in the process. >> just a few days ago, at the congressional baseball practice, officers, capitol police and alexandria law enforcement officers rallied, came to the fight, placed their lives at risk, injured they were, to defend and protect the members of congress who were out at that field. i think that speaks so well of what you do, and what the people you served with do every day. >> on the heels of las

nova who are, kris jenkins signed with the washingtons with studios. underway and aaron altherr and freddy galvis gets a jump on what would have been a hit and it's 1-0 phillies right now. >>> i'm excited about the picks for the sixers. >> and for flyers. >>> the video . >>> this has back quite a sensation. take a look. by the dallas zoo. he gorilla she'd off his moves. it's gotten tens of thousands. they added the song maniac as the sound track. back in a moment. jape . >>> ukee, i thought i heard you tuning up the vocal cords. were you singing >> need something, it was rough night. many thanks to everyone for accepting us. we may go over and >> i was there. and? what song do you want to do. >> i heard it through the grapevine >> we're going right over. and i also heard that summerfest is coming home, coming back to philly it's the friday before the 4th of july. hopefully showing you a full things you didn't know, cbs3 summerfest in full effect. behind the camera thanks so much for watching. we're going to send it back to you. >> it might be awhile be

and working out with former nova teammate. josh is protected to be a second round pick.josh, where do you think you're going to go thin draft? >> it's just you know matter of what you hear or anything like that. >> and this is a good sight today. shooting a little bit, hanging out. hopefully in four months they will play together for the very first time. wll ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer to take advantage of our midsommar sales

his nova teammates were there to celebrate with him when he found out.ook at this. [ cheers ] >> on behalf of the team, we can't thank you enough for letting us share in this. >> thank you for coming out. it means so much to myself and my family. thank you guys. >> raise your glass. congrats to josh hart, a national champion and first round pick. i'm john clark at csn. [ indistinct chatter ] [ intense music playing ] it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz summer event. get to your dealer today for incredible once-a-season offers, and start firing up those grilles. lease the e300 for $569 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> trust me when i tell you that this gorilla is lighting up social media with some dance moves. 16789 this is the dallas zoo. he really starts to make a splash. this is definitely one way to stay cool and some exercise at the same time. >>> and summerfest is back at pens landing. it officially opened last night and it's better than ever. th

>> woodruff: "nova's" "poisoned water" airs tonight on most pbs stations.the newshour online right now: one of our "making sense" columnists wants your questions about successful aging and retirement. philip moeller has answered many of your questions about medicare and social security, and now he wants to hear what you'd like to know about work, money, technology and more. that's on our website, www.pbs.org/newshour. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online, and again right here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, and we'll see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> bnsf railway. >> supported by the rockefeller foundation. promoting the wellbeing of humanity around the world, by building resilience and inclusive economies. more at www.rockefellerfoundation.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like

little milestone past, studied up on northeast heading and then flew over new england on his way to nova scotia and beyond. how did he get here? how did he get here? he was probably the least known of any of the pilots trying for the prize. the prize was offered by raymond norton, a hotel yea born in france but he's an americanwho became enamored with fighter pilots , go figure and flying during the first world war when they would come to his hotel and bar. so he offered 25 thousand dollars which in 1927 was worth about 350,000 of our dollars for the first person to either fly from new york to paris or paris to new york. had to be nonstop and it had to be between those two cities. the atlantic, most people don't know had been crossed, anybody know when it had been crossed the first time? no? 1918, a british airship came from scotland to roosevelt field in long island, got all the way there after i think 108 hours or something, i can't imagine drifting across the north atlantic in a blend but they did. and it got there and realized there's nobody on long island that knows how to more and

. >> jay right in camden to watch former nova stars josh heart and darel republican eldz work out.onk was there as well ' contender for the sixers what had third overall pick in the nba craft. >> i think di a good job and comfortable whatever they put me through and knock down a couple of shots and. >> i wish i knew where i was going. but i mean the goal right now is to -- you know no matter what you hear or anything like that no matter if you're top 20, 30, 40 whatever it is you want to hear your name called. that's great thing. >> good luck took josh heart. u.s. on ricky fouler huge first round for him. real close there on number two tap in for birdie and number 7 he was shooting 7 under 65 to take the opening round lead. pretty ricky. >> nice of him running all those past tells. >> i love his colors, always bright. >> hat, flat rim. >> up next evening of fashion and entertainment in one of philadelphia's most safe in bite full event on rittenhouse square tonight, 34 annual ball on the square held every year on third thursday of june. ball is largest fundraising event for friend

the showers, the showers from earlier this morning, they are past nova scotia. all the way to newfoundland now. pulling away with the front to the south. that side of the front, the drier air where we are at on our side of the front. and, look at the futurecast tomorrow morning. it is going to warm up. it is going to be dry. humidity is gone. 82 winchester 75. frederick burg, 72. mid 80s for most of us. so looks like a really nice night. coming back in a few minutes with one of the most spectacular sunset photos i have ever seen taken off the chesapeake. >> thank you very much howard. >>> a minnesota man quit his job to make saddles. >> when i told my boss i was going to quit and do this, he thought i was nuttier than a fruitcake. >> you never imagine that he would go onto help >> a man in minnesota has dedicated himself to an unusual hobby. he live ins a rural city not far from minneapolis. when you think of rural midwest. you may think miles of farmland but that is not the case for him. he has some property, no animals, and he started making saddles though he

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sly, played in high school here, looking for a tryout, goes to temple, hanging outside the eagles novan has asked who has irst guy he mentioned, rasual douglas, the third round pick. he didn't even have money for food sometimes in college at west virginia. he is hungry to keep learning. >> it's a lot of different than what i did in college but it's still kind of the same thing. sometimes i still do what i did in college and coach will point it out and he will circle me with the marker and i will be like, yeah, i know i messed up that one. he said it's coming because you are not doing it every play like you did when you first got on here. >> the phillies trying to win their series with the braves in atlanta. pat knee shack could be the knee closer. he said he was thrilled from being traded from the astros to the phillies. he hated his role in houston, but interestingly he expects the deadli deadline. the phillies first overall pick can't think knocking down his pins, that is a new way to celebrate winning their game. that was banned in the nfl until in season so the fun is back. speakin

eagles continue practice today at the nova care practice.ensive has a lot of depth to protect carson wentz. the birds were 5-1 when lane started and he makes a bold prediction for his group this season. >> a lot of people want to look at dallas and green bay. but, you know, as a group we do have a chance to be the best. >> carson wentz welcomed a young fan fighting cancer. lucas got to hang with carson and his teammates. it was his wish to meet carson. carson said he'll continue to pray for a miracle. >>> tgij thank goodness it's june. phillies had their worst may since 1928. worst team in payable. you phillies fans want to see the young talent coming up from the minors. how about scott kingery. dillon cousins. they lead the international league with 13ers each. but gm said no call-up just yet. >> we have to balance the present and the future but not make a short sighted decision to help this club at the expense of a player's development in the minor's league. we won't rush a player to the big leagues. that doesn't make sense for us right no

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the two programs, colliding today, jay wright in camden to watch former nova scars josh h art and malik monk was there as well, he is a real contender for sixers who has third overall pick in next thursday's nba draft. >> i think difficult a pretty good job. i feel comfortable with whatever they put me through. nailed down a couple shots. i was able to, do all of the things. >> i wish i knew where i was going, but, i mean, the goal just to get in the nba right now. no matter what you hear or anything like that, it doesn't matter if you are top 10 pick, top 30 pick, top 40 whatever it is, you want to hear your name called and that is what i want. >> hopefully he does. >>> on to baseball phillies who eight in a row but last night, they had something to laugh b first base man tommy joseph, graceful like a giselle. that slide though. his teammates are like really, what is happening. >> yes. >> what is this. >> that looks like me trying to slide. >> yes. >> just sit down. >> phillies lose to the red sox last night, tonight they will play tonight. >> we will see how that goes. >> don, thanks.

. >> also, worth a mention, nova's josh heart head today la to play for the lakers, congrats to him andd in the next half hour here on "eyewitness news," new twist in the controversy, uber ceo. >> asking who is asking for him to come back. also ahead tell you why this stuffed animal is being credited with saving a young boy's life. >> plus, we're celebrating cbs-3's summer fest, in sea isle city. and today, pat's chilling with a local company whose ice is known in south jersey and beyond. >> reporter: it is going to be a weaken where we see showers, maybe few rumbles every thunder start things out on our saturday. cold front sweeps the moisture leaving us with wonderful end to the weekends with very seasonable temperatures, we will be talking >>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jan carabeo, in today for jim donovan. your forecast in just a minute. but first, here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. today is friday, june 23rd. >>> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> pro at the cents here at

. >>> this is the first time players required to report to the nova care complex for their workouts.eam wrapped up several weeks of vary -- voluntary practices. the mini camp runs for three days. it is the last time the team will be together before training camp begins in late july. >>> former eagles quarterback michael vick is officially retired. he hung it up as a member his original team, the atlanta falcons. they drafted vick in 2001. he signed with the eagles eight years later after serving time in prison for his role in a dogfighting ring. >>> the fillies are pinning some of their future hopes on -- the phillies are pinning some of their future hopes on an outfielder, adam hazily was the top pick in the amateur draft. it's the first time they've not taken a pitcher in the first round since tapping chase utley in 2000. >>> long ago the phillies were known as the whiz kids. >> in the early '50s. now the nickname making a comeback with the farm team. the lehigh valley iron pigs wil kids for the game on june 29th. part the salute to philadelphia promotion. the whiz kids made the wo

studied up on the northeast heading and flew over new england on his way to nova scotia and beyond.how did he get here? how did he get here? well, he was probably the least known of any of the pilots trying for the price. this was offered by a whole -- he became enamored with fighter pilots and flying during the first world war they will come to his hotel and his bar, in new york. he offered $25,000 which in 1927 was worth about $350,000 of our dollars. for the first person to fly from new york to paris or paris to new york. it had to be nonstop and it had to be between those two cities. the atlantic, most people don't know had been crossed before. anybody know when it was crossed the first time? no? 1918, a british airship came from scotland to roosevelt field in long island. they got along thereafter think 108 hours or something. i cannot imagine flying, drifting across the north atlantic in a plant but they did. they got there and realized there was nobody on long island that knows how to - and airship. so an american observer said i will take care of this and he strapped on a pa

it's the first time players are required to report to the nova care complex for their workouts.m wrapped up several weeks of voluntary practices. the mandatory mini camp runs for three days. it's the last time the team will be together before training camp begins in late july. >>> and former eagles vehicle michael vick is officially -- quarterback michael vick is officially retired. he hung it up as a member of his original team, the atlanta falcons. they drafted vick overall in 2001, and he signed with the eagles eight years later after serving time in prison for his role in a dogfighting ring. >>> a new wonder woman is wowing audiences right now at theaters. >> delaware county has their own wonder woman. take a look. ♪ wonder woman that is not the wonder woman i remember. this is retired wonder woman. she's going to be on "america's got talent" on nbc10. she has her own wonder wheels. she hopes her comedy act carries her through with the judges. see for yourself at 8:00 followed by "world of dance" at 10:00 and nbc10 news at 11:00. fingers crossed for her. >> we're already lau

. >> i see you>> jay right in cao watch former nova stars josh heart and darel republican eldz work out' contender for the sixers what had third overall pick in the nba craft. >> i think di a good job and comfortable whatever they knocka couple of shots and. >> i wish i knew where i was but i mean the goal right now is to -- you know no matter what you hear or anything like that no matter if you're top 20, 30, 40 whatever i hr your n. that's great thing. >> good luck took josh heart. u.s. on ricky fouler huge first round for him. real close there on number two tap in for birdie and number 7 he was shooting 7 under 65 to take the opening round lead. pretty ricky. >> nice of him running all those past tells. >> i love his colors, always bright. >> hat, flat rim. >> up next evening of fashion and entertainment in one of philadelphia's most i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your pa

. >> reporter: dre nova pit man s an app to see how many miems he's drawn. >> i was $50, $60, 70. and now i'm in the $40 range. it's a big savings for me. >> reporter: here in texas, the average price of gas is just over $2 a gallon, but a.a.a. says more than half of the state's gas stations are selling it for under $2. anthony, these low gas prices could stick around for a few months. . >> mason: president trump's feud with the host of a cable news show got even nastier today with talk of blackmail the "national enquirer." here's major garrett. >> mr. president, do you regrept the tweet that you sent about mika brzezinski? >> reporter: the president ignored a question today about his escalating feud with msnbc anchors mika brzezinski and joe scarborough. in a "the washington post" op-ed headlined, "donald trump is not well," the two wrote that white house aides tried to intimidate them with a negative story in the "national inquirer." >> they said if you call the president up and you apologize for your coverage, then he will pick up the phone and basically spike the story. >> rep

. >>> in the past hour, power has been restored to the eagles' nova care complex. went out yesterday morning. the eagles say the cause of the outage is still under investigation. the team had to cancel meetings there yesterday. they headed over to the lincoln financial field to start practice early instead. >>> yesterday was the first day of mandatory mini camps for the birds. the earlier practice may actually have been a blessing in disguise. the team didn't have to practice during the worst part of the afternoon in the heat. >>> check this out, fulfil phil man. carlos ruiz making his pitching debut. seattle was getting trounced 27-6 against the twins. he got the call. he pitched one inning. notched a strikeout actually. served up a home run ball. that was the only run that was allowed. ♪ >>> when simon cowell goes "whoa," you know there's something here. keep your eye on 16-year-old christian gardino from long island. he wowed the judges. he lost his sight as an infant but had it restored at 12 through experimental gene therapy. he earned the golden buzzer from h

television show for 13 years the top so at --- a talk show in the country over four years it was not on pbs nova is understood that run negative nobody understood that this city by definition he is formidable. so what he learned in new york in the '80s was any publicity that printed your name correctly billed string. so i do think he should modify with his tweets but i told him to an% less trump would be 100 percent more effective. but to figure out early if he couldn't gauge the media over that 24 a day cable new system and that meant he could take all of that air out of their rooms of their all running around raising money the trump gets up in the morning and would tweet and said of his argument that he would call that morning joe he will restate their call argue 25 minutes then fox and friends with a love fest over 25 minutes. [laughter] he has already generated so now they're covering that argument then he goes to a press event that he does one hour for free at any the in the end of the day city as $1 million free media brawl the competitors were riding around the country trying to raise mon

warnings a device for the xbox live in nova called the stocker three team leaders who are might be increasing the risk of very serious infections in heart patients tonight will tell you about the health risks these devices pose and why the company refused to take action even though they knew their device was causing severe bacterial infections and later in the show i'll talk with sharon cousins executive editor of travelers magazine to talk about what we should do about cyber bullies don't go anywhere america's lower starts now.

yesterday, former northe high and temple player lesean sly stood outside nova center hoping to get an opportunity with the eagles. >> i'm a receiver talent with major hand. i'm not bolting. i have within known to have major hand. just give meehan opportunity to show you. i guarantee i will be a secret stories that philadelphia may need and potential they are looking for. do i necessity for a fact i can do this team some good. i just want an opportunity. >> to the phillies and the braves, the sixth game phillies down two to nothing. brandon flowers hits a line drive over odubel herrera's head, miss played that one completely, i a run would come in and phillies will go on to lose three-one. >>> to the predators and penguins, this one, wasn't enclose, first period penguins up two to nothing. phil kesell find malkin for the goal, penguins destroy predators six to nothing, taking a three-two series lead that is sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. >>> well, eagles wrapped up ot as yesterday, i call it practice. and after practice, doug pederson. >> organized team activities. >> just call it

camped outside the nova care complex for a week trying to get a job with the eagles.ys he's wide receiver and he needs a chance. >> you know what the eagles said? >> they haven't said much. they talk to him but haven't offered him anything. let's play for the soul. >> oh, he's going have a try out. he'll try out live on our show, official try out with the philadelphia soul. world champions arena football. it will be happening later this morning. >> live. on good day philadelphia. la shawn sly giving people options based on their budget is pretty edgy... kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. >> we just got word we think bill cosby about show up early today, not 8: 40, could be any minute. so we have our camera ready to go, then, also, another big thing happening at 8:30, wallenda, married to nick wallenda, she is preparing, oh, there she is, putting a ear piece in, looks like, that is her, right, with the ponytail? >> that's her. >> she is going to hang from a helicopter, by her teeth. why? why not? it is thursday. hurt me t

a jointed effort with the nova park, dominion energy and arlington county park and recs.here are a drop in the pollinators around the country and arlington is no exception. people today are planting plants like the orange county flowers and the short time-out mountain mint to attract pollenators to keep the other plants to grow. >> we are acting to help the pollinators to pay off in the end. hopefully people can see this and bring ideas to the houses. q: the flowers today, some might be flowering by the summer but next year they will be blossoming and contributing to the echo system. i'm q mccray, abc7 news. jonathan: breaking news. this has to do with mendez. we are learning that she was sent back to el salvador, deported. it's an effort to save her from deportation. terry mcauliffe pardoned a misdemeanor driving conviction on the record and a number of members of congress stepped in on her behalf because she was deported june 14. her children are u.s. citizens. nancy: "7 on your side" with a we know how hard buying clothes online because it's tough to make sure it fits

hart is projected address a second rounder and the former nova star changed his shot to improve his chanceh i knew where i was going but i mean, the goal is to get your name called. no matter if you are here or top 10 or top 30 or 40, you want to hear your name called. >> eagles mini camp may be over but quarterback carson wentz is not saying good-bye for good. the corner back host a team bonding workout in july with skilled players to work on their game. darren sproles and the eagles wrapping up the mini camp with a lighter practice. wentz says his team is headed in the right direction and coach doug peterson had a departing message. >> remember what we have done this spring. >> they worked extremely hard. don't lose sight of that, i mentioned that training camp will be tough and until i want them to be prepared mentally and physically to come into camp ready to go. >> hopefully the phillies are ready to go tonight against the red sox. trying to end their losing streak. >> they need to play another team. >> can you throw a pitch? >> not at the same time? >> these three men are facing drug

he's been standing across the street from the eagles' nova care complex, holding up the sign. >> i don'tagent. i don't have anyone to go to bat with me from team to team. and to be honest, to me it's go big or go home. when we go through the process, i've been sending nonstop film via e-mail and linkedin. staying informed on social media. i said, you know, i'm going right to the front door. they're going to see who's been reaching out to them. trying to get creative. the dream never dies in a way. sometimes you got to figure out a way. in my heart, i know this is where i belong out here with this sign and giving it one more shot. >> you got to hip your hat to him -- tip your hat to him, trying to get noticed. yesterday the eagles head coach doug peterson said he's pretty happy with the team's recovers. >>> the maim r make-a-wish foundation is celebrating a milestone. in malvern, the organization granted its 6,000th wish. our own harry hairston emceed the ceremony. make-a-wish helps make dreams come frtrue for children with life-threatening medical conditions. >>> a gorgeous day on tap. t

. >> speaking of nova we caught up with jay wright in south philadelphia at green oh's steaks for a bookning and breaks down jenkins and josh hart's games. >> chris has gotten into better shape and better perimeter player and defensive player. >> josh hart is always a well rounded player, but built each year on his effectiveness at every area of the game and that is what nba guys like about them. >> the sixers are feeling handsome after pulling off the blockbuster trade. they will take the number one pick. espn insider chad ford assess where the sixers will do now. >> there will be a major learning curve for ben simmons and joel embiid looked terrific they will be more dynamic and win more basketball games but a year or two as you look at the sixers as a playoff contender and another year or two for a championship contender but if you ask me do they have the right pieces four or five years down the road? i think they do. >> did he just say championship contender? >> he said championship contender. >> thank you ducis. >> well. the 2017 congressional baseball game played last thursday set

while on the job, he went back to school and it was at nova that his drama professor noticed his talents. >> i was going midnight patrol that night, and i said i'm a police officer, i'm going to work midnights. and she said that is all fine and danity, but you have what it takes. you could literally do this professionally if you want parked his patrol car and moved to melissa mollett to pursue his new passion. at first 20 get by, he worked as kate becken sale's bodyguard, the same actress who would later star in a film he produced. many law enforcement roles followed, and there was working cases with matthew mcconaughey in true defective. and most recently starring opposite reeves in the whole truth. but his favorite role? playing peyton manning's caddie in a commercial. >> no disrespect to anyone i've worked with, but highlight of my came a rear. >> reporter: between the bright lights and working scenes, clock says he finds himself missing police about work, a big reason why he comes back here. as a part-time sheriff's deputy, clock is hoping to help at risk kids through an outreach pro

inside nova's reporting, the school board passed antidiscrimination laws last night. the board approved the measures 5 to 3 during a packed board meeting. the measure ban discrimination on basis of sexual orientation, race or gender identity. >>> the fcc is proposing $120 million fine for a robo call scheme. the miami business owner is behind the scheme. people who picked up the phone heard recording saying they could get a vacation package like marriott, expedia and hilton. instead, on unaffiliated call center pushed travel deals. the company made nearly 97 million calls from october to december 2016. the $120 million penalty is the largest in fcc history. >>> we've been falling mar kell since top pick in the nba draft. news 4 carol maloney is live at the draft in brooklyn where dreams are about to come true. what a night, carol. >> what a night, a special night for so many in the dmb. right after -- coach mike jones who has been here before. he's such a veteran. he doesn't need to wear his credentials around like i do. this will be his third trip to the green room.

his nova teammates were there to celebrate with him when he found out.k at this. [ cheers ] >> on behalf of the team, we can't thank you enough for letting us share in this. >> thank you for coming out. it means so much to myself and my family. thank you guys. >> raise your glass. congrats to josh hart, a national champion and first round pick. i'm john clark at csn. >>> out in arizona, phillies for the a win from a pitcher making his first major league start. mark lighter jr. is from toms river, his father used to pitch for the phils. last night he held the diamondbacks to three hits over six innings. and they locked up the victory with four runs in the ninth inning. >>> those poor phillies, it has been hot in arizona. we don't have to worry about triple digits. instead we're talking very nice conditions outside now that that line of storms has rolled through. it has left a lot of damage in place, but you couldn't tell if you looked at this live picture. cape may, blue skies and safe to be outside. looking like a beautiful day. temperatures out there ar

i told you before, i did a thing for nova on this thing. off the coast of france under the water, there is a graveyard, ships,ships -- tanks, sunken things left over. right now on the coast of france. this is the lst. this was developed during world war ii. they were made where? a lot made here in the midwest. indiana, chicago, illinois, a lot were made right here. they pulled them down the mississippi river and drop them over to england. they come out so many of these -- pumped out, they did not name them. they just stuck a number on them, lst. this is important for technology for the conduct of the land. ballast analyst take -- tank. it pumps water in going to see, in the water, it gets closer to starting off, they can't water pump water out and deposit stuff off of it. another lst, tank coming off of this thing. lot on this line. had tension to the box. the 29th of july, total 1,566,000 personnel, vehicles 36,000. supplies in terms of tons, 1,000,602,000. you see the logistics problems trying to get across the english channel with all th

while on the job, he went back to school and it was at nova, klock's drama professor noticed his talentiterally was going to midnight patrol that night, ahead to work midnights and i said, ma'am, i'm a police officer, i'm going to work midnights and she said, that's all fine and dandy but you have what it takes, you could literally do this professionally if you want to. >> reporter: klock eventually parked his patrol car and moved to l.a. to pursue his passion. at first to, get by, he worked as kate basicen sail's body guard t same actress who would later star in a film he's produce. many law enforcement roles followed. there was working cases with matthew mcconaughey in "true detective." >> this testimony has clearly been arranged and starring opposite keanu reeves as a lead prosecutor in "the whole truth." but his favorite role so far, playing peyton manning's caddie in a commercial. >> no disrespect to anyone i've worked with, highlight of my career. >> reporter: between the bright lights and working behind the scenes, klock says he really finds himself missing police work. it's a bi

the company that installed them nova solar started up in 2012. the first year. 30 >> people are realizing how much money they can save. it's investment at the same time, you are making money and do so doing a lot of things but if you make money and go green at the same time is a win-win. >> politics or no, this is the right thing to do. richard: muriel bowser also weighing in about the presidential decision and says the effects of climate change are already here and without the proper planning and collaboration, they will continue to get worse. the solar power program will save d.c. $25,000 in 20 years. larry: thank you. oddly enough at the same time, scientists in britain say a crack in an antarctic ice shell broke in ten days and it would be one of the largest recorded. nancy: new developments as a judge ordered a man arrested several guns to get out of town. stephen tschida is live outside the federal courthouse with more. >> the 43-year-old out of work emergency room physician bryan moles walked out of federal court en route to atlanta, georg

i mean, he was a super nova. i mean, he was a bright, shining star.o one at his age makes e-6 the first time go around. and he did that for me. it was just so important that i was proud of him. >> mr. martin, you're choking me up just talking about him being your best friend. forgive me. >> well, let me explain something. >> forgive me. >> i -- when he was born, i cut the cord, i held him before his mother did. i leaned -- i fell in love with him right then, and i leaned over and i whispered to him -- he was, what, 15 minutes old, if that much, and i leaned over and i whispered to him, i would never leave you. and i realize it was just a body response with him, but he grabbed the -- with his right hand, he grabbed the tip of my right pinky and the bond was there. it was there, period. you know, it -- two months later, we were at the mall together, pampers, strollers, there was no place that he couldn't go -- where i couldn't go that he couldn't go with me, you know, other than job-wise or what have you. but still. he was my best friend. >> mr. martin,

and today is the big day fora sean sly, you know him, the player who has been camped outside of the nova care complex, just wants to prove that he can really handle himself on the feel. welshing develop that chance today. he's going to try out live, on our show, for the philadelphia soul. the world champ in arena football. >> karen? >> so during the summer, it is nice to have a little bit of color, it makes us feel good. sometimes to be tan. but doctors say you're not supposed to layout. not supposed to get that much sun. then if you use some of the creams, that does the trick, but they can kind of be stink. >> i and turn you orange orange. >> so how can you get the bronze glow there is something brand new out there may be to do it. >> it might be do you have swallow but you might want to do it. >> good one. >> thank you. >> you all right? >> i put on weight. >> i have a button fixing kit. >> no, coat button sitting down. >> i believe car send trying to display the fact look at that pulls. that's a big purse. >> see, she does use transitions and they go right over my head. >> just like i

i think i told you before, i did , andng for nova on this also coast of france, under the water, it is just a graveyard. , all sorts of things left over from the invasion. right now on the coast of france. this is an lst. they were made where? right here in the midwest. illinois, acago, lot of those things were made right here. it would float them down the mississippi and send them to england. they come doubt so many of these , they do not even named them. they just stuck a number on them, and they'd send them over for the invasion. this is an important piece of technology for the conduct of the landing. it has a ballast in it that pumps water in it now. he gets ready to go to see, it pumps water in salud writes in the water, with getting ready to offload, it pumps water out and the allows them to deposit stuff off of it. this is another lst with a take coming off of it. there was a lot on this flight, i just want you to pay attention to the bottom. 29 july. 156,000 personnel. vehicles, 332,000. supplies in terms of times, 1,000,602 tons. you see the logistics problem in getting across