reporting live from palmer township, walter perez, channel6 "action news." jim. >> walter, thank you. >>> dozens of doctors and nurses threw their support today behind philadelphia mayor jim kenney's tax on sugary drinks. they gathered at a health clinic in center city to speak in favor of the plan. it calls for a three cents per ounce tax on sugary drinks to help fund city programs such as expanded pre-k. these doctors believe the price increase would curb lier sugar consumption which is blamed in part for the diabetes epidemic. >> what do we want. >> no guns. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> fourth graders from samuel powell elementary got a lesson in activism today. they held a antigun march around philadelphia city hall this morning. the students then had a chance to go inside for a discussion on gun laws with city council members helen gwynn and kenyatta johnson. >>> preliminary hearing in the sexual assault case against bill cosby will go on tomorrow. the pennsylvania supreme court denied a stay in this case this afternoon. cosby faces a hearing in mo

palmer and allen. you both co-authored a task force report about 21 horse deaths at a track in new york. what did you learn? what did you find? >> well, we were commissioned by governor andrew cuomo at the time to look into the injuries at aqueduct racetrack, and we conducted a five-month investigation, and we interviewed hundreds of individuals. we hired scientists to review reames of data, and after we had examined all the factor that is contributed to these horses' injuries, we felt as though there were many causes. there's not one single cause that causes this type of problem, and we felt though that most importantly, we felt that at least half of those cases there were opportunities for missed intervention. and so we made a number of sweeping recommendations that have been carried out in new york. interestingly, when that happened in 2012, the fatality rate at the time of the aqueduct injuries was twice the national average. >> wow. >> and then we implemented these recommendations in 2013, and the

palmer, for five minutes. rep. palmer: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, i just got my notebook back, can i yield and come back? rep. chaffetz: let's actually recognize the gentleman from arizona. >> thank you, chairman. well, administrator mccarthy, how serious do you think poisoning those humans, especially the children? gina mccarthy: it is one of the most serious areas we face. rep. walberg: let's go back. in july 2015, we are at e-mailing susan hedman about an elite memo sent by an employee, miguel del toro to a flint resident. del toro investigated and intervened. it should not have been leaked, called a preliminary draft report and did nothing to address the serious threat that had been created for the citizens of flint. when you were made aware of these communications between headman and mayor mullings, did you ask her to resign? gina mccarthy: i did not believe -- rep. walberg: the facts are here. knowing this, did you ask her to resign? gina mccarthy: no, sir. rep. walberg: why not fire her? you know the seriousness of this issue, and y

gary palmer: mr. doran? michael s. doran: i agree with all that. gary palmer: mr. hannah? john hannah: yes, i -- i -- i agree with michael's conclusion. gary palmer: mr. chairman, i'm not sure it's the jurisdiction of this committee to look into the ramifications of that possibility, but i do think that's essentially what we should have been talking about this entire time, and the fact that this administration misled congress is one issue that i think we need to pursue. but i think at some point congress needs to look at -- at , what our positions ought to be going forward in regard to iran. i yield back. jason chaffetz: i totally agree with the gentleman. i appreciate his perspective. and he's right, that is the , the ultimate fear that we have is that iran, not a friend of the united states, not a friendly partners within the world community, that they are even more so on a pathway to develop a nuclear weapon, and that is what's scary. we'll go one more time to mr. grothman of wisconsin. glenn groth

. >> yes, and "good morning america's" jesse palmer goes there and takes a ride of a lifetime. ♪ ♪ >>me to the historic langley air force base. "good morning america." the first tv crews ever inside this surveillance over exclusive drone surveillance over the middle east every day. >> we're looking at 560 hours of video, pieces of intelligence information to go to war fighter, the president. >> reporter: after witnessing the critical work being done on the ground it was time to see what the air force can do in the sky -- top gun-style. with the captain. >> we're going up together. you're like my best friend. no way, check it out. >> outlaw palmer, that's so cool. ♪ ♪ >> this is the real thing now, the heart is starting to race. ♪ highway to the danger zone >> reporter: and with that, liftoff. that is awesome. we did three of those iconic 360- that's one. dos. tres. our top speed -- 7.7 gs. that is like being on the craziest roller coast er. we made it! >> the good thing about that is, jesse did not throw up and you can see that hair product stood up to the gravity. >> yes, well done,

inbound delays 210 north slow of palmer vod and there's a crash reported as you head inbound. you're also facing sluggish traffic on 2 10 because of cop juston and 5 north slow as usual and in ad fire activity we're tracking prince william county. sutly road at stephanie drive remains shut down for that fire scene. it's been out there since 1:30 this morning and traffic diverted bury lane and lawndale drive. caution there and as far as metro is concerned now we do have a blue line delay expect residual delays to largo and earlier train function franconia to springfield and slow 50 south of eastern avenue live look to 70 right now light fog in area an you can see things do pick up past father hurley boulevard and north 70 to truck scales as well. there's a light commute and drizzle causing problems shady dprov as well to the spur. outer loop top of the beltway jammed past new hampshire. there's your traffic back to you steve. >> university of maryland and city of college park with a launch of bike and it's available for students, fakfy and community members. >> happening today.

make mine an arnold palmer. same here.o® there is no regular blood monitoring and no known dietary restrictions. treatment with xarelto® was the right move for us. ask your doctor about xarelto®. >>> check throughout gigantic see spon sea sponge. scientists discovered it last summer. it's about the size of a minivan. it was spotted about 7,000 feet down a marine conservation area. scientists believe it may be centuries old and could be the oldest-living animal on the planet. the purpose of last year's expedition was to survey parts of hawaii that have been unexplored. >>> lisa, it's going to feel a bit like hawaii around here this week. >> absolutely. we are looking at low clouds and fog in santa cruz. you were in the low 70s yesterday. today a bit of cooling as our marine layer influences beaches and areas close to the bay and coast. i'll explain and have a full look at your memorial day holiday and beyond forecast next. >> thank you, lisa. >>> also next, what a performance! klay thompson leads the doves, making an nba re

ann palmer provided this picture. she was walking the dogs when a truck commit dragged them. she was holding on to the leash and fell to the ground. palmer mad moderate injuries. >> a petaluma man is in jail accused of manslaughter and a dui in a crash. he was driving behind a woman when she lost control of her vehicle. she was not wear a seatbelt and was thrown from the car. touric's vehicle then hit and killed him. touric and the victim were drinking together and were heading to her house. >>> it was bittersweet moment for the friend of san francisco's fog hill market today. we there as the corner store host eat goodbye barbecue. it's likely the neighborhood market will close after nearly 20 years because of a $1,400 rent hike. >> we cannot afford and it the land owner is not backing up so we cannot pay rent that much. >> the store owners are hoping for a last minute reprieve. if a new owner emerges, that's only three days away, they may be able to stay. >>> a heads up if you plan to visit the golden gate bridge this memorial day weekend. cars will not be able to park at th

ann palmer provided this picture. she was walking the dogs when a truck commit dragged them. she was holding on to the leash and fell to the ground. palmer mad moderate injuries. >> a petaluma man is in jail accused of manslaughter and a dui in a crash. he was driving behind a woman when she lost control of her vehicle. she was not wear a seatbelt and was thrown from the car. touric's vehicle then hit and killed him. touric and the victim were drinking together and were heading to her house. >>> it was bittersweet moment for the friend of san francisco's fog hill market today. we there as the corner store host eat goodbye barbecue. it's likely the neighborhood market will close after nearly 20 years because of a $1,400 rent hike. >> we cannot afford and it the land owner is not backing up so we cannot pay rent that much. >> the store owners are hoping for a last minute reprieve. if a new owner emerges, that's only three days away, they may be able to stay. >>> a heads up if you plan to visit the golden gate bridge this memorial day weekend. cars will not be able to park at th

palmer. mr. palmer: thank you mr. chairman, mr. rhoades, i believe you used to work alongside former acting head ken casprisin at minneapolis-st. paul. he's stated before that thousands of airport workers who are only subject to random checks are the single greatest threat to aviation security. now, t.s.a. employees are regularly rooted out from being caught rummaging through baggage or for inappropriate behavior which is obviously good we're catching them. but my concern is by these reports there are only three u.s. airports that currently require employee security checks -- atlanta, miami, orlando, and in atlanta they had a major gun running operation busted in 2014. additionally, we had reports there are some 73 employees at about 40 airports who potentially have terrorist ties. at some point, is the t.s.a. causing more insecurity than it solves? i mean, frankly, as a very frequent traveler, it gives me concern that screening process may identify potential terrorists, yet they continue to work there. mr. rhoades: so, let me try

inside syria, elizabeth palmer met the heroes in that fight. >> reporter: the music filled an ancient roman amphitheater that only three months ago was under isis control. it, like most of the ruins here, only survived that occupation by luck. but a trove of palmyra's smaller treasures were saved by dedicated archaeologists, syria's very antiquities maamoun abdulkarim. his mission is to protect syria's heritage from all sides in the civil war. we met him among the empty display cases of the damascus archaeological museum. >> it's from the islamic period. >> reporter: right at the start of the fighting, he emptied and closed all of syria's antiquities museums. as for the priceless exhibits, some 300,000 objects, he and a very few trusted colleagues hid them. will you tell me where? >> no, never. we are just small group. look here. >> reporter: but he did agree to show us photos of the crates in their secret hiding place. maamoun's greatest triumph came in palmyra. his team managed to evacuate 99% of its museum artifacts to safety in damascus just as isis they destroyed several importan

palmer was walking the trugs when a truck hit and dragged them. she was holding the leash at the time and fell to the ground. palmer went to the hop with moderate injuries. >>> heads up if you plan to visit the golden gate bridge this long weekend. cars will not be able to park at the welcome center at golden gate bridge or at vista pont on the marin side. taxis and ride services will be allowed to drop off passengers at vista point. the closure ones through monday. it's part of an ongoing effort to reduce traffic congestion in the area during busy time. >>> still the come on abc7 news at 11:00, it's all eyes on california with under two weeks to go until the primary. the latest from the campaign trail. >>> and a traveling tribute to the fallen this memorial day is here in the bay area. >>> and later, see pluto up close like never before. the just-released high definition images. but first, a good-bye barbecue this memorial day. the owners of a local market hoping this don't have to close amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep n

palmer was also hurt wednesday morning. you can see what happened. what appears to be a ford pickup. and as you may notice, its camper shell is a different color, making it somewhat distinctive. if you've seen this truck, santa clara county sheriff's deputies certainly want to hear from you immediately. >>> you're looking at a sinkhole that opened up along lakeview avenue in san francisco's oceanview district this evening. city crews will decide tomorrow if they'll patch the hole over the weekend or maybe wait until tuesday after the holiday. it's about four feet deep, and officials say it pose noz danger at this point. >>> a school in san jose is taking steps to ensure nobody else gets sick after several students came down with a contagious stomach virus. abc news was at willow glen elementary this evening, and as you can see, a play structure is roped off. workers are cleaning the campus. the school has canceled all field trips for the time being, and a school bulletin urges parents to keep sick kids at home. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee is honor

they show you the gray ford pickup truck with a light-colored shell believed to have struck anna palmer and her two leashed labradors. the dogs' injuries so severe they had to be euthanized. >> in this neighborhood, especially this street, lots of cars speeding. >> reporter: the hit and run happened at 8:30 wednesday morning at holiday court along a section of dagmar the commuters use as a speedy shortcut. >> there are no sidewalks. even my kids have to be really careful, looking all the time. >> reporter: palmer was treated at a nearby hospital and could not be reached for comment. neighbors posted flyers and circulated the truck's picture on their neighborhood website called next door. >> he has to be responsible, whoever was driving, should be responsible. accidents may happen but be responsible for what they have done. >> it's felony hit and run. >> exactly. >> reporter: one neighbor noted the multiple surveillance cameras and pictures they provided are in a way a smaller-scale version of what's being proposed along i-80 in the east bay that could help solve that area's string of hi

palmer was also hurt wednesday morning. you can see what happened. what appears to be a ford pickup. and as you may notice, its camper shell is a different color, making it somewhat distinctive. if you've seen this truck, santa clara county sheriff's deputies certainly want to hear from you immediately. >>> you're looking at a sinkhole that opened up along lakeview avenue in san francisco's oceanview district this evening. city crews will decide tomorrow if they'll patch the hole over the weekend or maybe wait until tuesday after the holiday. it's about four feet deep, and officials say it pose noz danger at this point. >>> a school in san jose is taking steps to ensure nobody else gets sick after several students came down with a contagious stomach virus. abc news was at willow glen elementary this evening, and as you can see, a play structure is roped off. workers are cleaning the campus. the school has canceled all field trips for the time being, and a school bulletin urges parents to keep sick kids at home. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee is honor

elizabeth palmer reports isis hoped to rattle the dictator. >> reporter: no one caught up in today'sdeadly bombings believed this could happen in latakia. it's the heartland of the regime, home to president bashar al assad's family and to two russian military bases. until today, it was the most secure part of the country. so much so that during our last visit, we found syrians on the beach taking a break from the war. but today's carnage sends a message to syrians from isis. it's on the offensive, and now nowhere is safe. but recent isis bombings, like the one that ripped through baghdad two weeks ago, may actually show that the group is on the defensive. just last week, it was chased out of rutba near the iraqi border, and overall its territory has been shrinking for months. [ gunfire ] now isis may be about the lose fallujah, which it's controlled for more than two years. on national television, iraqi prime minister haider al abadi told the country, "the army is determined to win." for months, iraqi forces have been training with u.s. advisers. and today, 20,000 soldiers counter-te

and it's complained that this is s serious breach of its sovereignty. >> quijano: elizabeth palmer in london, thank you. the new commander of u.s. forces in the middle east made a surprise visit to syria. army general joseph votel said ai wanted to look at the progress of arab and kurd fighters in the battle against isis. and the iraqi army is warning citizens to get out of fallujah. iraqi forces say they're gearing up to take the city back from isis. about 180 miles off the egyptian coast the search continues are for the black box data recorders from egyptair flight 804. it went down thursday killing all 66 people on board. saiy the u.s. navy said it found more than 100 pieces of debris. holly williams is in alexandria, egypt, with a newly released audio recording from the doomed het. >> reporter: the recording captures a standard check in between the pilot and air- traffic control over zurich, in switzerland. >> reporter: around two and a half hours later, the plane began to move erratically, losing altitude and then plunging into the water. egypt's president abdel fatah el-sisi sai

reporting live from palmer township, walter perez channel6 "action news." brian. >> all right, quite a mess there walter. thank you. >>> dozens of doctors and nurses are throwing their support behind philadelphia's proposed tax on sugary drinks. they gathered at the health clinic in center city today to speak in favor of mayor kenney's plan. it calls for a three-cent per ounce tax on sugary drinks. these doctors believe the price increase owe would curb high sugar consumption which is blamed in part for a diabetes epidemic. >> philadelphians are suffering from this epidemic even more than people in the nation as a whole. here in philadelphia 15 percent of adults have physician diagnosed diabetes. >> now while the tax has the support of the medical community many small businesses and union members have argued against it. they fear it will hurt sales and cost jobs. >> starting today, you can book a time to get a unique look inside the new mormon tell me neltemple in philadelph. the temple is accepting reservations for tours. it is the first mormon temple in p

inside syria, elizabeth palmer met the heroes in that fight. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the music filled an ancient amphitheater that only three months ago was under isis control. it like most of the ruins here only survived that occupation by luck. but a trove of palmyra's treasures were saved by archaeologists, syria's own monument men and women led by chief of antiquities, maamoun abdulkarim. we met him among the empty display cases of the damascus archaeological museum. right at the start of the fighting, abdulkarim emptied and closed all of syria's antiquities museums. as the for priceless kpikts. 300 objects. he and trusted colleagues hid them. >> will you tell me where? >> just small group. but he did agree to show us photos of the crates in their secret hiding place. maamoun's time up. in palmyra, evacuating before isis rolled into town. they destroyed several important buildings. and laced the site with explosives which had to be carefully detonated. syria's civil war has kept its treasures off-limits for more than five years now. but abdulkarim is quietly planning for peace, eventually. a

>> elizabeth palmer, thank you. here in the u.s., epidemic of addiction to opioids, including heroin and prescription painkillers taking more than 80 lives a day. we are following one man's battle to get free of the heroin that has torn his family apart. tonight, correspondent demarco morgan and producer jonathan blakely continue our series "in the shadow of death, jason's journey." >> i will never give of on him. never, ever. >> no matter what? >> no matter what. >> reporter: 59-year-old beth eagan the closest living family member two her nephews, both are heroin addicts. >> they're absolutely like my sons. i can't -- and i don't want to lose them. them. everybody else in the family everybody else in the family loves them of course. but -- they keep saying -- you know you got to walk away, beth. but i can't. >> hope he looks that good again some day. >> auntie beth as they call her has been looking out for the boys ever since her sister, their mother died of cancer when jason was 11. eagan was the first person, jas

jesse palmer sat down with what's behind the x-men magic somewhere. >> i'm from the ashes of their worldter one. >> reporter: it's an intense action-packed adventure that will keep you on the edge of your seat. >> it's all of them against a god. >> reporter: x-men is about to take theater biz storm with its ninth installment. x-men apocalypse with michael fasbender back income action as magneto. >> take everything from them. >> the great thing about the x-men movies and the come ming book franchise is this idea that there are people in have been pushed to the fringes of society. they're outcasts in some way. and i think people really can relate to that. >> reporter: the "a" lister making his debut five years ago in "x-men first class," and again in x-men days of future past. >> some call him apocalypse. >> reporter: the new film is set in 1983 when an ancient mutant awaken world as he finds it. his character is living a normal life in poland. >> he hung up the helmet and cloak and left the mutant days behind and he works in a steel factory. you know, with steel and metal but he's not usi

live in palmer park, delia goncalves, wusa 9. >> what a mess. thank you. >>> this is the second week of the new pickup cycle which is expected to save the county $6 million. county executive tells us they are working to have all the pickup problems resolved hopefully by next week. >>> so, we are 4 months away from the expected opening of the smithsonian museum of african museum of history and culture. >> thanks to "the washington post" we have our first look at the work taking place inside the big building at the national mall. the construction workers are finishing putting the last touches on the 400,000 square foot museum. more than half of actually below ground level. many of those artifacts and exhibits are boxed and wrapped. among them a cabin from south carolina which will help better under stayed the experience. the hanging from the ceiling of a world war ii plane flown by tuesday by tuskegee airmen. >>> are in western kentucky, a tornado formed on camera causing massive destruction. ten people got hurt when the twister ripped through the

check it out, "outlaw" palmer. so cool. ♪ this is the real thing now.e you go. >> that is awesome. ♪ i went to the danger zone >> we did three of those iconic 360-degree aileron rolls. that's one, dos, tres. ♪ our top speed, 7.7 gs. that is like being on the craziest roller coaster. mwah. we made it. so that was definitely the ride of a lifetime, however, there is somebody else that has also ridden on an f-16 fighting falcon, and he is our special guest for you all today. are you guys ready? put your hands together for the man that plays falcon in "captain america: civil war," mr. anthony mackie. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes. yes. yes! yes! yeah. yeah. hey, ladies. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, air men and women, yes! [ cheers and applause ] >> that ride for me, my legs are still shaking. >> i'm sure. i'm sure. >> what was your experience on the f-16? >> the scariest experience of my life. i didn't fly on the f-22 which is by far the more superior plane. >> ooh. >> yep, yep. >> i almost blacked out at 7 gs. >> i'm sure. i'm sure. >> how did you do? >

here comes our arnold palmer, he's on the list. and then some jokers would come up, there's the president, i want to talk to him. >> not a chance. >> they would get an elbow. the next day you would do a critique with him? >> he didn't know about the rough edges on this thing, we got good at that. >> he said, that's the way it's going to be, and he said, talk to pat, maybe she likes to do the same thing so tell what happened? >> i mentioned it to her, and she said, alex, i can't believe that he really said that. did he she said, i love to talk to people. she was a dear person. i was crazy about pat, a very grounded nice nice person the two didn't see eye to eye on many things p.m. >> you were in his words the principle intermediary between president nixon and mrs. nixon. he quotes you as saying, i felt sorry for her being married to this guy. i could see what she was going through. describe their marriage and what she was going through? >>. >> we would be on the helicopter and my position on the helicopter, or haldeman's, one of the

palmer was also hurt wednesday morning. you can see what appears to be a ford pickup and looks like the camper shell is a different color. if you have seen this truck, sheriff's deputies in santa clara county hope to hear from you. >>> take a look at this. you are looking at a inc. is hole that opened up in the ocean view district last night. city crews will decide today if they will patch the hole this weekend or wait until tuesday. it's about four feet deep and officials say it poses no danger. >> a school in san francisco is hoping no one else gets sick as many came down with a virus. workers have been cleaning the campus and the school has cancelled all field trips for the time being and the school is urging parents to keep sick kids at home. >> mayor ed lee is honoring a person recovering from a life-saving surgery before he returns home to hawaii. he received a warriors hat and certificate from mayor lee. he put on his championship ring. he spent the last month recuperating at the donald macdonald house from surgery a

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palmer. i think we have the will covered some of the problems the epa, regarding sexual misconduct. there are other forms of employee misconduct that i want to address. specifically about investigations going on in the birmingham, alabama, area involving the epa, in which improperlyave acted in conducting the investigation. specifically, seeking access to property without getting the permission of the owner. actually intimidating people who are buying houses on the property. i have an affidavit here. affidavit here which one of the people reside on the .roperty made these allegations officials at the epa approached to seek mission to test the property. the official presented me with a document to allow them to sample the yard. he revisited was acting very intimidating in forming that i needed to sit -- i needed to sign the release over even though i did not own the property which is a clear violation. i felt very intimidating and compelled to sign even though i did not want to do so. upon sig

. >> the victim ann palmer was treated at the hospital. her labrador retrievers had to be euthanized because of their severe injuries. neighbors posted fliers of the truck's picture on their website called nextdoor. >>> as we just said it's one of the busiest travel weekends of the year. the unofficial start to summer. chp officers will be all over the bay area freeways to keep drivers safe this memorial day weekend. more than 1,000 were arrested for dui last memorial weekend but drunk drivers aren't the only problem. >> people are using like ipads and ipods and facebook and things like that, lot of electronic devices are an issue. >> maximum enforcement comes after a string of shootings that have happened on i-08 in the east bay. 38 million americans will be traveling over the next few days so that means long lines at the airports across the country. here's what's looked like at manetta san jose yesterday afternoon. most travelers did make it through security check points in about 30 minutes but airport officials warn travelers to expect

palmer was also hurt wednesday morning.u can see what appears to be a ford pickup truck and it looks like the camper shell is a different color. if you've seen this truck, sheriff's deposition tips in santa clara county hope to hear from you. >>> a school in san jose is taking steps to ensure nobody else gets sick after several students came down with the contagious stomach virus. abc7 news was at willow green elementary. a play structure is roped off. workers have been cleaning the campus. the school has canceled all field trips for the time being and they are urging parents to keep sick kids at home. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee is honoring a hawaiian teenager recovering from a life-changing surgery before he returns home. abc7 news was at san francisco city hall as she received a certificate of honor and a warrior's hat from mayor lee. they also let him put on his warriors championship ring. the 14-year-old has spent the last month recuperating at the ronald mcdonald's house for surgery to remove a brain tumor. >> the

here is elizabeth palmer. >> reporter: this, according to the afp news agency is the aftermath of the drone strike. the burned out car, mullah akhtar mansoor had been riding in and at least two charred bodies. there is only one known photograph of mansoor. afghanistan's intelligence agency said he had been under close surveillance for a while. secretary of state john kerry, on a visit to myanmar, confirmed at take. >> yesterday, the united states conducted a precision air strike that targeted taliban leader mullah akhtar mansoor in a remote area of the afghanistan/pakistan border. >> reporter: in fact the strike actually took place inside pakistan. in an area the afghan taliban used as a base. mansoor took over as head of the taliban last summer after the death of the group's first leader, mullah omar was announced. under his leadership the taliban has continued to fight both afghan security forces and the u.s. military. and afghanistan's chief executive, abdullah abdullah told others that mansoor was a barrier to peace talks and responsible for violence. and peaceful talks between th

palmer. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. meiburg, i think we've pretty well covered some of the problems that the epa regarding sexual misconduct, but there are other forms of employee misconduct that i want to address, specifically about an investigation that's going on in the birmingham, alabama, area involving the epa, which epa employees i think have acted improperly in conducting the investigation. specifical specifically, seeking access to property without getting the permission of the owner and actually intimidating people who are occupying houses on the property. i have an affidavit here which one of these people who reside on the property made these allegations, that officials of the u.s. environmental protection agency, e pa, approached me, seeked permission to test the property. they had a document to allow them to sample the yard. epa representative was acting very intimidating and informed me i needed to sign the release, even though i did not own the property, which is a clear vi

make mine an arnold palmer. same here. regular blood monitoring and no known dietary restrictions. treatment with xarelto® was the right move for us. ask your doctor about xarelto®. >>> and finally here tonight, a very important announcement from channing tatum. here it is, the latest gambit from people's magazine from former sexiest man alive. >> what if we created the world where women were given the same opportunities as men. >> channing tatum announces that magic mike is heading to las vegas, the wildly successful film franchise has attracted many female fans. the new show magic mike live is set to debut next march at the hard rock hotel. we can only hope it will include

palmer road. try to get to the belt way, as well. basically a lot of rainy wednesday ride. caution, leave ellie. take a look at metro nextment back to you guys. >> as part of the national bike month, that's going on, maryland will hold six rides every silence around the state to honor cyclist who is died or have been injured on public roadways, part of world-wide event, 7:00 tonight in annapolis, anal list, olney, rockville, maryland, bike fatalities double from five in 2014 to ten in 2015. >> nypd not messing around when it comes to stopping illegal dirt bikes and atv's from drag racing on city streetsment something we talked about in washington many times. in new york the department bulldozed hundreds of vehicles, it had recently confiscated. the commissioner promised to live stream the bike smashing on facebook as a way to deter riders from breaking the law. and there it is, crushing the bikes. here locally we mentioned have similar problem on the street of dc and sugaring. >> free lunch for part of global initiative to demonstrate how much food is wasted every day. >> d

in 2007, palmer landed in the waters with his approach shot and keegan bradley went on to win so the open for dottie: that's a 58-degree wedge on the way. a slight touch to the right. smart, smart play. nick: yeah. brooks has to chip it in, hole it for a four, which seems unlikely. watch sergio on the downswing again. traps the golf ball. peter: watch how much shaft lean he has on this one. this is unbelievable. nick: look at the right angle. i love that, the right wrist. he just stabbed that one. a punch. just keep that club -- the priority is get it back to the golf ball with a square clubface. bill: sergio looking for his third win here in the state of texas. when he arrived this week he got a dessert replica from a picture from the 2004 nelson. byron. it's made of edible materials and he said i'm trying hard not to eat it because it looks so delicious. great motivation and he definitely has the advantage here. nick: i'm sure he can get it flash frozen so he can take it back to switzerland while he has his couple of weeks off. could get it replicated in switzerland. make it swiss

make mine an arnold palmer. same here.lto® there is no regular blood monitoring and no known dietary restrictions. treatment with xarelto® was the right move for us. ask your doctor about xarelto®. >> it's an exciting night on cbs. >> michelle turner dropped by to it's all about family when sam's school is taken over by an old enemy. >> how many kids does he have agaii? >> you have like 47 kids? >> oh, no. hell, no. >> you got me sounding like an out of control basketball player. >> you talked about adding to the family, correct? >> i have a kid coming. >> in real life. >> are you talking about the show? >> the character. >> i was going to say -- >> only on "e.t." >> i like the awkward silence. it was actually a couple of weeks after that interview with kate she announced she was pregnant. >> of course, eric's brother is the father of that baby. >> yeah. >> bye, everybody. some occupied parliament, demanding an end to corruption. they left on sunday, but they warned they would be back

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these homes along brentwood avenue in palmer township are the ones that are concerning. it is that they are unsafe after a huge sinkhole opened on the street back in january. neighbors affected are now suing the township saying officials did not make proper repairs to keep the sinkhole damages from getting worse. "action news" reached out to palmer township officials who told us they have no comment since this issue is the subject of a lawsuit. >> monday night, let's get a check of our "action news" traffic report now. >> over to matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center. how was your weekend, matt. >> weekend was good, yeah, but the commute has been a little rough already. rough around the edges rick and monica, like here in center city on the vine street expressway westbound side. since last we spoke an accident happened here close to broad street. kind of under the overpass there but maybe you can see it's taking out the left lane so coming west of 95, barely moving on the vine street expressway through this point at broad street. local vine is busy but might be

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