-patrick: hi -- patrick. -liz: nice to meet you. patrick: how are you? my name is patrick dilascia.any. my brother and sister work for me, which most of the time is great. [ laughter ] the brand kind of started off as t-shirts, and it just kind of grew really quickly. then marcus challenged us to do more of a collection, which is what we have here to show you today. so, this is our basic v-neck, which is made out of bamboo with a little bit of rayon and spandex in it to give it that soft feel. liz: oh, i like the little airplane. -brooke: oh, very cute. -patrick: yeah, so that's kind of, like, our brand identifier, with the airplane on there. -liz: that's very cute. -patrick: thank you. liz: and what would the retail on this be? patrick: this would retail for $60. liz: okay. i like that. -brooke: very of the moment. -liz: yes. patrick: then, this is our slouch hoodie. it's longer in the back, shorter in the front. we like to do a couple things that make it more versatile to give it more value. the cool thing is the sleeves come off. -brooke: love it. -patrick: so, you can wear it, a

patrick's seminary. with him, we will discuss the catholic priesthood, who is answering the call to priesthood, how is the vocation discerned and developed, what training and education does a priest get, how is priestly life lived out in the 21st century. after this break, please join us as we learn about the catholic priesthood today. >> hello. welcome back to mosaic. with me is father george e schultz sj. sj societies for society of jesus. i briefly know your background. you have a masters degree, a phd. you have a b.a. before that. can you tell us where you got these? >> yes. i studied industrial relations at cornell university in new york although i am from california. the masters in business administration was uc berkley. i was a full time student there. usc, i studied social ethics at the university of southern california. that's my phd. >> you have authorized a book. >> yes, about strangers in the foreign land, authorizing of catholic latinos in the united states. >> you are a native of california

patricks. he has been a great contributor to our community and supported various parishes in arch diocese during his time as a seminarian. a professional man. alvin grew up at st. peter and paul, he went to sacred heart prep high school. he speaks cantonese, spanish, obviously english. he is an athlete, a very intelligent man, very invested in the liturgical life. we are going to ask him to do some work at the seminary this year in support of our liturgical life. he is a man who can do many things and has dedicated himself because of family members who have been priests and religious women as well in his past back in hong kong. >> i see. interesting. now, you are doing this work, training priests in the seminary, how is the context of priesthood these days? i saw a headline at a recent survey that said seminary enrollment holds steady. i think we are familiar with the 40,000 seminarians 40 years ago and a decline to whatever the current number is that's holding steady. what's the situation? >>

patrick ruffini, i will start with you. what do you think the message is that members will take to their constituents after the failure to move forward on health care? guest: health care has been seen as an issue i think in this debate that wasn't necessarily one with a policy. it was really one where that was seen as a priority, but it was really kind of could they get a win? we have had six months of uninterrupted republican control of government. could you actually deliver? and i think there was a sense that the more important thing was to actually deliver something in the win column than it was the specific details of the bill. i think that's ultimately what unraveled the legislation, the inability to get consensus on what that specific policy should be. i think there is a sense out there that real risk factor for the trump administration heading into the midterm elections is if they don't get a win, if they don't get a serious legislative win, their voters will begin to doubt very much, what is the ability of this repu

dinardo said patrick only had $800. he then describes taking patrick to a remote area of his family's farm where he says he shot and killed him. then buried him six feet deep way backhoe. bucks county da matt weintraub said investigators may never have found patrick's body had they not struck a deal with dinardo >> i can tell you we'd still be there had we not made this agreemently i rode there on the car in the same site as the other three men, it was so far away i started getting sick to my stomach >> the crime spree continued july 7th when dinardo and kratz say they met up with dean finocchiaro, dinardo describes shooting him then using the backhoe where dinardo said he placed him into a metal tank that he referred to as the pig roaster. the same night, investigators say dinardo confesses that he shot and killed tom meo and mark sturgis then used the backhoe and brought their bodies to the same metal tank that finocchiaro was in. he goes on to say he poured gasoline into the metal tank and lit i all three were found

dinardo said patrick only had $800. he then describes taking patrick to a remote area of his family's farm where he says he shot and killed him. then buried him six feet deep way backhoe. bucks county da matt weintraub said investigators may never have found patrick's body had they not struck a deal with dinardo >> i can tell you we'd still be there had we not made this agreemently i rode there on the car in the same site as the other three men, it was so far away i started getting sick to my stomach >> the crime spree continued july 7th when dinardo and kratz say they met up with dean finocchiaro, dinardo describes shooting him then using the backhoe where dinardo said he placed him into a metal tank that he referred to as the pig roaster. the same night, investigators say dinardo confesses that he shot and killed tom meo and mark sturgis then used the backhoe and brought their bodies to the same metal tank that finocchiaro was in. he goes on to say he poured gasoline into the metal tank and lit i all three were found

patrick was first of four men to be reported missing last week, patrick reported miss on wednesday, other three men reported miss on friday. today his college friends are holding out hope despite investigators finding those human remains. >> crazy to think that someone you know, you seed every day to be in that situation. he was a good kid. so sweet, so nice. it is hard. >> he was big guy on campus, he had so many friends, he was good at school, always went out, he was fun. >> reporter: jimi patrick has a whole community praying for him not only here at holy ghost but in baltimore at loyala university. that school held a prayer service yesterday. we are reporting live, bensalem, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jim and rahel back to you. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" as this investigation continues town fold, we will bring you very latest both here on cbs-3 and on line at cbs philly.com. >>> officials have released identity of the 57 year-old woman found stabbed in the attacked with the hammer in the cities lawncrest neighborhood. this happened on the 5500 block of north hill cr

and now for patrick. ian: whatever happens, patrick, it's always great experience. you learn every time get that first victory on tour. bill: at -- patrick grew up here in the midwest at avon, indianapolis. west of indianapolis about 250 miles. he was a two-time indiana state champion in high school. graduated third in his class. so a couple of bright guys in bryson dechambeau and patrick. of course, we talked about the special place in patrick's heart that the john deere classic holds. he first takened the tournament when he was here for a junior event as a 15-year-old. spend -- spent time with a friend walking inside the ropes. got his first sponsor's exemption here in his sophomore year at stanford. again on a sponsor's exemption. he finished tied for 15th. ian: and he has this shot to tie and force a playoff. n: this year at the 72nd. kevin kisner at zurich. ian: jon rahm holed one at the farmers earlier in the season. dottie: from just off the green there. ian: travelers, the first hole of sudden death, jordan, spectacular bunker shot. one of the shots of the y

host: patrick clawson? guest: there are about a quarter million people out there who have seen you to in which a 911 truther accuses me of trying to provoke a war with iran. a number of publications and written about that. i said i hope there is no confrontation and as tensions get worse, i think the united states should wait to see whether iran initiates military action weather than the united states ever initiating military action. still hold to is that there are no circumstances under which the united states should initiate military action was iran --with iran. we hope they do not initiate military action against us, but they have seized american sailors and marines and urged allies to attack u.s. ships. we cannot be 100% certain the iranians will follow the wise course of staying with diplomacy rather than military force. host: a very different situation when the shah was in control in iran prior to 1979. at that point, we had a close alliance with iran even know the shah was often brutal on some people

we are hearing tonight from the uncle of jimi tar patrick the first victim murdered, craig patrick lives in seattle and spoke with us on the phone, he disputes the idea that his 19-year-old nephew was killed on a whim simply over a money dispute. >> this is a thought out calculated chain of events, this is not something that happened because something or a drug deal went foul i don't believe in the death penalty and would like to see him grow old in a cage. >> reporter: university maryland where patrick finished his freshman year is planning a memorial mass when students return in the fall the university president released a statement today saying as a community we are understandably sad, angry and confused. we will grieve support one another and continue to surround jim's loved ones in prayer and comfort. we will also find ways to celebrate jimmy's life and his memory. we have all the chilling details of this quadruple murder right now on the 6abc app you will also find video of today's news conference and we posted the court documents in this case and that is our big story. today's fla

patrick mc gann: this is from during the iraq war from 2003-2011.ryl: resistant bacteria caused severe problems for u.s. soldiers fighting in iraq. patrick mc gann: at the height of the war, in 2006, there was nearly one new infection every day and they were extremely difficult to, i mean we still have soldiers to this day that are recovering from some of the infections that they received. sharyl: last may came a bombshell. first discovered last year in -- in china nearly two years earlier, turned up in the u.s. it was mc gann's lab that found it. patrick mc gann: i think i used an expletive when i responded back immediately, are you serious? sharyl: the sample was from a 49-year-old woman hospitalized in pennsylvania. her urine contained bacteria with a gene called mcr-1 that makes it resistant to our best antibiotic. patrick mc gann: now that we have globalization, these bacteria will start to be imported into the united states from other countries whether through food or through animals or just by people traveling you know from country to country

dinardo says patrick only had $800, and he then describes taking patrick to remote area of his family farm, where he says he shot and killed him. then burried him 6 feet deep with a back hoe. county d.a. matt weintraub said investigators may never have found patrick's body had they not struck a deal with dinardo. >> and i can tell you for i've been there, we would still be looking for jimi patrick had we not made this agreement. i rode there in a car on the same site as the other three men were found, it was so far away that i started getting sick to my stomach on the ride. >> the crime spree continued on july 7 when dinardo and kratz say they mate up with dean finocchiaro, dinardo describes shooting him then using the back hoe where dinardo said he quote placed finocchiaro in a metal tank that he referred to as the pig roaster. that same night investigators say dinardo confesses that he shot and killed tom meo and marge sturgis, then used back hoe to pick them up and quote brought their bodies to the same metal tank finocchiaro was in and placed them in. he goes ton say he quote pour

dinardo then shot patrick and used the backhoe to bury his body. then on july 7th dinardo agreed to sell dean finocchiaro marijuana but first picked up his cousin sean kratz. the two planned to rob finocchiaro and dinardo gave kratz a hands gun belonging to his mother. they take him to the property where kratz shot him in the head could, to dinardo. on july 7 dinardo meets up with tom meo and sturgis. may meo's car is left on aqua tong road. dinardo shoots meo in the back and sturgis is shot as he runs away. dinardo then runs meo over with a backhoe. all three bodies are placed a metal tank. the next day dinardo and kratz return to bury the tank 12 feet underground using the backhoe. weintraub says the victims family showed tremendous strength as investigators worked to bring their loved ones home. >> i hope that i'm never in their shoes but if i ever were, i play prey that i could handle this with the courage and the dignity that they've exhibited. >> reporter: now the d.a. also said that dinardo's confession led investigators to his alleged accom

from the new "emoji movie" patrick stewart. [ cheers and applause ] our dear friend patrick stewart isk on the show. she's on the great new netflix series "glow." alison brie back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] and -- very excited we have the attorney general of new york state eric schneiderman here tonight. so much to talk to him about. so much going on, that he will be able to fill us in on. before we get to all that, if you've been following the recent saga of the republican health care bill which once again, failed to get the necessary votes to pass, you might think the trump administration isn't accomplishing anything. but there is one department, the environmental protection agency, that has actually been quietly implementing big changes. unfortunately, to the benefit of a select few. so we decided to take a break from the breaking news of the day, to look at trump's epa. it's time for "the check-in." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: for years donald trump has expressed doubt about climate change. once tweeting that global warming was just hoax perpetrated by the chinese.

jimi patrick was first of the four men reported missing last week, patrick reported missing on wednesday, other three men reported missing on friday. patrick's college friend say he is a good student, kind person, popular among his classmates, his friends are holding on to hope despite investigators finding humane remains in the common grave overnight. >> we have been updating all of the news channels trying to figure out is what going on. is there so much more limited information on what the situation really was but. >> jimmy is most in the dark you don't want to think about the worse but you have to in order to wrap your head around it. report report jimi patrick has an entire community praying for him not only at holy ghost in bensalem but down south in baltimore at loyala university that school held a prayer service yesterday. for new we are live from bensalem, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". back inside to you. >>> in other news we now know identity of the 57 year-old woman found stabbed and attacked with the hammer in the cities lawncrest neighborhood. this happened on the

dinardo says patrick only had $800. he then describes taking patrick to remote area of his family farm, where he says, he shot and killed him. then burried him 6 feet deep with a back hoe. county d.a., matt weintraub, said investigators may never have found patrick's bod had i they not struck a deal with dinardo. >> and i can tell you for i've been there, we would still be looking for jimi patrick had we not made this agreement. i rode there in a car on the same site as the other three men were found, and it was so far away that i started getting sick to my stomach on the ride. >> the crime spree continued on july 7th, when dinardo and kratz say they meat up with dean finocchiaro, dinardo describes shooting him then using the back hoe where dinardo said he quote placed finocchiaro in a metal continue that they call the pig roaster. same night dinardo confesses he shot and killed tom meo and mark sturgis, then used the back hoe to pick them up and quote brought their bodies to the same metal tank that finocchiaro was in,

patrick: i do like value stocks. in the final stages of the bull market, which can run for many years because you have no euphoria, and i think that is where we are -- in the late stages of the bull market, cyclicals will do better, especially if the economy is doing well. things like material stocks, the energy stocks, the industrials. all the cyclical stocks, the value stocks are cheaper. people will move away from growth there you have seen this huge rotation, i think $120 million came out last week from the growth etf in the u.s. into the value trade. that is a good question and i think value should now begin to outperform growth. nejra: thank you so much to patrick spencer. great to have you on the program. vonnie: let's check in on the bloomberg first word news with emma chandra. emma: according to the new bloomberg national poll, americans feel good about the economy but not so good about president trump. 58% of those surveyed say they are close to realizing that 55% of americans v view the president unfavorab

jimi tar patrick, and cosmo genardo is a person of interest. he was arrested for trying to sell tom meo's car to a mend for $500. the car was recovered at a garage that was owned by genardo. prosecutors sought a 5 million-dollar cash bail for him who has been a person of interest in the case. there were additional human remains found in the grave, so the d.a. the pains taking process will go on. >> we'll bring each and every one of these lost boys home to their families, one way or another. we will not rest until we do that. >> through their attorney, denardo this statement, as parents we sympathize with the parents of the missing young men and cooperating in every way possible with the investigation being conducted by law enforce him. this is a fast-moving story we'll bring you updates as we get them. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> a vigil was held at loyola university in maryland for jimmy patrick, fellow students gathered at the chapel for the vigil. >> we draw our hope and cold front from our spiritual prayer and jimmy patrick'

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death penalty you don't get patrick's body? we'd still be looking. i know that much. i can't predict the future, but that is what i believe. >> reporter: now the district attorney says he does not think that dinardo'ss mother will face charges because her son used her handgun in the killings. now we've heard cosmo dinardo's name since monday. in fact fox 29 was the first one to report it. what we've just learned in the last couple of hours is that there was an accomplice. our bruce gordon has been working that story and joins us tonight live. bruce? >> reporter: jeff, that dinardo confession really was the first time we ever heard the name sean kratz. well it now turns out say prosecutors that these heinous murders were all part of those somewhat called family affair. police using metal defectors spent friday morning searching a property where sean michael kratz spent time on susquehanna avenue in ambler. the search would lead to the recovery of a 357 handgun believed used to commit a series of horrendous murders with kratz hip

the uncle of jimi patrick spoke to "action news" on the phone. he said he does not believe his 19-year-old nephew was killed on a whim over a money dispute. >> this is a plotted out calculated chain of efforts. this is not something that happened because a drug deal went south. i don't believe in the death penalty. i would rather see him sit in prison for the next 60 years there's nothing worse than growing old in a cage. >>> loyola university, maryland where he finished his freshman year is planning a memorial mass. the university president released a statement saying as a community we're understandably sad angry and confused. we'll grieve and support one another and surrounded jimmy's loved ones in comfort and prayer and celebrate his life in memory. >>> in pennsylvania, a vigil is scheduled tomorrow night at the garden of reflection in lower makefield. commute members were invited to attend the event and grieve and remember the victims of the tragic incident. we have all the chilling details of the quadruple murder on the 6abc app. there you c

when patrick had $800. he offered to sell him a shotgun instead he shot him and used a backhoe to bury the body. he agreed to sell dean finocchiaro marijuana, but picked up his cousin, they took him to the farm where he shot him in the head. he meets up with tom meo and mark sturgis. the car was left at his parents property and they head to the farm where kratz is working. he shoots him in the back and falls to the ground screaming. he is shot as he runs away. cosmo dinardo runs him over with a backhoe. all three were put in a pig roaster and buried under ground. the motive for this? >> i'm not sure we can answer that question. >> reporter: one thing they are certain of they would have never found jimi patrick's remains if they had not made the plea deal with cosmo dinardo. >> we found him i don't know that we would have ever. >> reporter: weintraub said the victims' families showed tremendous strength as they worked to bring their loved one homes. >> i hope i'm never in their shoes, if i were i hope ink ha

nolan patrick is sitting out, still recovering from sports hernia surgery. but the second pick, here's part of my one on one with patrick who wishes he can be out there. can you envision -- jump ahead of ourselves -- envision what it would be like to suit up opening night for the philadelphia fliers when the season rolls around? you'll be a 19-year-old kid at that point. >> obviously that would be a huge honor and that's my goal. but, you know, i don't want to look too far ahead. and i have time to go through and stuff like that. the main focus, like i said before, is getting healthy. the great staff is helping me. >> you've dreamed your whole life of being an nhl player. it's right there. can you take me back to that boyhood dream of yours? >> that was a along time ago. that was my first dream. i think i would have been 47 or 5. watching a game on tv. and my dad played in the nhl. i wanted to be like them. that's still the goal now. nothing has changed. keep working for that and hopefully i can make the team. >> he has a shot to make this team. ron hextall

the corn field where he shot patrick after a marijuana deal went bad.nd buried him a 6-foot deep grave. dinardo also says at the same corn fold sean kratz who he refers to as his cousin shoots dean finocchiaro. dinardo fires at him while he's on the ground. kratz says he never shotl shotl. on july 7 the other two meet denard go and go to the field. dinardo told him he dug 12-foot common grave with his dad's backhoe three bodies in large. he drove over mayor with the tractor and tried to burn the three bodies. investigators say all the murders are linked to marijuana deals. dawn, another note a community vigil will be held here at the garden of reflection to promote healing for the community it will happen this sunday at 7:30 p.m. dawn? >> all right, such a tragedy and as we license more details the community's where this all unfolded are trying to make sense of just what happened here. fox 29's dave kinchen is live in doylestown as residents across bucks county are reflecting and trying to regain a sense of normalcy. dave? >> reporter: a lot of people f

corn field where he shot patrick after a marijuana deal went bad. and buried him in 6-foot deep grave. dinardo also says at the same corn field sean kratz he refers to as his cousin since dean finocchiaro. denardo fires at him while he's on the ground. kratz says never shot the vict victim. on july 7th mark sturgis and thomas mayo went up to dinardo and go to field where he shot meo in the back and sturgis as he tried to run. investigators say all the murders are linked to marijuana deals. but as for why dinardo and kratz allegedly killed the young men -- >> i'm not really sure if we could ever answer that question. >> reporter: investigators say dinardo told them he dug a 12-foot common grave with his dad's backhoe and dropped the three bodies in a large tank and dumped them. he also says he drove over meo with the tractor and tried to burn the three bodies. and dinardo and kratz are being housed at different prisons. investigators say they want to keep thiemia bart for their safety, the safety of other prisoners and witnesses as well. also, on ano

patrick second overall and today he watched as team started its development camp. patrick is recovering from the sports hernia surgery and he talk about the injury. >> sharp shooting pain in your lower stomach. i had it on both side for a while. i got one side fixed and having issues on that side again. when i came down to see one of the best doctors and he said i needed it done. i got it done. happy to move forward from here. >> tough way to start your career. >>> third round wimbledon mad al serving, karen hatchoff with the swing and miss. now that rarely happens in the pro level and his response is priceless. i'm in the sure who he is talking to in particular. talking to himself. maybe the racket. >> maybe. >> look at him. >> i don't know. >> maybe we will see. >> the next time. >> yes. >> that will do it for us here in the studio, coming up ukee and crew are back with more summer if he from berks county as we head to break check out this beautiful shot of kutztown university from drone watch three. time to go but before we go would i like to hear from michelle

. >> reporter: according to cosmo dinardo's thursday confession, jimi patrick the gifted college student on a full scholarship was the first to die. on july 5th he and dinardo went to the corn field with a 20-year-old -- 20-year-old says he shot him after a pot deal went bad with a 22 caliber rival and buried him in a 6-foot deep grave. next to be killed, dean finocchiaro. also at the corn field a 20-year-old man now arrested and described as his cousin sean kratz shoots him with dinardo's mother's 357 handgun. dinardo fires at him while on the ground. kratz says he didn't shoot finocchiaro. and finally on the seventh of july, mark sturgis and thomas meo meet dinardo in a lot at nearby peddler's village. they leave meo' cars in garage on a dinardo family owned property and go to the field where dinardo shoots meo in the back with a 357 and sturgis as he runs. >> what makes him kill these people? why does he want to shoot them? >> jeff, i don't know that. i'm not really sure if we could ever answer that question. >> reporter: all the killings are linked to pot deals says the da. dinardo h

what does patrick think of claude as a coach. >> we lost so i don't know.ughter] >> reporter: all jokes aside, giroux and the flyers plan to coach him up and get him ready for training camp. jeff skversky, channel6 "action news". >> to baseball the phillies host the padres tonight. it's the final series before the all-star break. on a separate note the trade deadline is 24 days away. who knows what this team will look like then. >> on the back of your mind you always have to keep in mind that this whole roster might be different after the trading deadline. >> i know we've got some players that i think are desirable. i mean, benoit and meshach, nava extremely well. there's quite a few guys i think are capable of helping a winning team. >> crazy play on the pirates team last night. a bat went flying at the same time the pittsburgh catcher threw the ball trying to pick off andrew knapp at first basements knapp would score on the three base error but the phillies lost six to three. >>> there's a war of words brewing between sixers center joel embiid and lonzo b

patrick finished year with distinction. they have not formally named patrick as -- he's not been seen since last week. an update is expected at 11:00 this morning. >>> here's a look at other top stories. d.c. police have taken a man off the streets accused of hurting two people with his dump truck. ishmael alvarez is accused of hitting two people. he hit a gallon debt student. the student went through surgery. alvarez was charged in 2016 but never showed up for trial. >>> in a few hours, we'll find out exactly how you and your family will be affected by the senate's new health care bill. the plan is expected to keep billions of dollars in cuts to medicaid. but republicans have put more money into a fund to help lower income people pay for medical costs. the latest plan is aimed at getting the support of wary republicans who weren't happy with the >>> we have good economic news for the area that may affect where you shop. a wegmans is coming to tysons. it will be part of a new major development including capital one's center

spenard, patrick j. thank you. >> from their standpoint, they are not overreaching. >> sean: from their standpoint, perjury traps, that is not overreaching, okay? and where is the investigation into hillary? where's the investigation into the can the conspiracy with ukraine, uranium one, or destroying the documents? >> the folks in this town have got the scent of blood in their nostrils. they are targeted on the west wing. they don't care about hillary anymore. if she were president, they would be going after her. >> sean: well, i am not so sure about that, pat. but i do think that you might be onto something. i think that mueller -- >> it is the nature of the medi media. >> sean: the nature of the media, weak democrats. more reaction to the exclusive interviews with sean spicer. let me get to you first to respond to pat buchanan. because that was a pretty dire analysis, and i do believe that mueller is way out there. multiple conflicts of interest. hiring hillary's attorney. pitted democratic donors, an

spenard, patrick j. their standpoint, they are not overreaching. >> sean: from their standpoint, perjury traps, that is not overreaching, okay? and where is the investigation into hillary? where's the investigation into the can the conspiracy with ukraine, uranium one, or destroying the documents? >> the folks in this town have got the scent of blood in their nostrils. they are targeted on the west wing. they don't care about hillary anymore. if she were president, they would be going after her. >> sean: well, i am not so sure about that, pat. but i do think that you might be onto something. i think that mueller -- >> it is the nature of the medi media. >> sean: the nature of the media, weak democrats. more reaction to the exclusive interviews with sean spicer. let me get to you first to respond to pat buchanan. because that was a pretty dire analysis, and i do believe that mueller is way out there. multiple conflicts of interest. hiring hillary's attorney. pitted democratic donors, and i don't see one r

with us, patrick,'s, the ceo. he comes to us live from germany.yst notes, it seems investor, analysts, pleased with your results of our. -- so far. i wonder when you look at this kind of success, how do you reward those who invested in your company? i know they have been asking for a bigger dividend, they have been asking for more buybacks, can you give any cash back to investors? patrick: it was a record first half here in terms of that and 10 except -- consecutive quarters of year on year of is a pretty promising performance for us as a startup company. we have seen a lot of good growth in the market and that is very positive, but what is happening at the moment is we are seeing a lot of strength in sales, as prices have risen with a very high industry utilization rate. so we have been profiting from that, as well. not only that, we have been improving our mix in terms of product range. that has been driving the sales value and will drop straight through that all -- to the bottom line. that is positive and generates a lot of cash. as you say, sh

. >> reporter: now peggy's son went to school graduated with do cosmo dinardo knows jimi patrick as well. they found nothing in the field today. that's why they left so early. real quickly we reported dinardo told investigators last thursday he killed two people in fill whole he was 15 years old. we asked the da about that today. if he'd comment or provide further detail. he absolutely would not talk about those claims. live in solebury, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. dawn, back to you. >> jeff, thank you. >>> oj simpson will soon be a free man. juice has been granted parole after serving more than eight years for an armed robbery. late this afternoon a pa roll board in nevada voted unanimously for his release after rivetting two-hour hearing. simpson and his family even victim pleaded to the board to let the former pro football and movie star go free. oj simpson maintains the sports meme biehl ya in this robbery case belonged to him. >> it was my property. i wasn't there to steal from anybody. i would never ever pull a weapon on anybody. >> are you humbled by this incarceration. >> oh, ya,

cosmo dinardo accused of killing jimi patrick on july 5th and burying him in a single grave.ark sturgis were found in a separate grave a mile from where patrick's body was buried. >> we did find three young men buried deep in the ground under an oil tank that was converted into a cooker, 12 1/2 feet down. >> police say drugs played a role in the murders, both defendants had prior run ins with the law, in fact kratz was in court on another charge. >>> loyola university where patrick went to school, the president released a statement saying -- cosmo dinardo and sean kratz are behind bars though,, -- this morning, but at two separate locations after their hearing that happens at the end of the month. the district attorney said they are separated for safety reasons. >> it's typical in cases where could defendants are charged where they can be a danger to themselves or others, we would move one to another prison to insure the safety of them and other prisoners. >> "action news" learned that the prosecutors consulted with the families of the victims before making a deal with cosmo

we'll hear from jimi patrick's uncle he shared why he thinks his nephew's death was planned out. our abc app has the details of this tragic case there you will find video of the news conference, we posted the court documents from the case. >>> time 5:06 a.m., if you're just waking up with us, shots were fired at a birthday in strawberry mansion section. the party was wrapping up in the 2700 block of west york street at 2:15 a.m. the victim was on the porch and noticed a man with the gun approaching the home. he ran inside and the shooter opened fire on the storm door hitting the man in the chest and back and the leg. the victim is critically injured. the shooter got away. >>> two robbery suspects forced dominoes employees into a freezer. the robbers broke into the store on the 1200 block of delaware street around new castle. they demanded money from the worker at the counter. other employees heard the commotion and ran to get help. the suspects put all worker in the freezer while they stole the money. nobody was seriously hurt. the robbers are on the run this morning. >>> wilming

a freshman 19-year-old jimmy patrick and 19-year-old dean of middletown township. >> it feels like a dream or a movie >> code deeckerd knew dean and says before this case he never heard the name cosmo dinardo >> the a plaguing question remains, what ties all of these men together and did any of that he is ever know the sole person of interest? reporting live in bensalem, alexandria hoff, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. >>> coverage of the search continues on line. go to cbsphilly.com any time for up to the minute developments. >>> a hot and humid day turned into a warm and muggy night. lauren casey is tracking the possibility of near record heat on the horizon. lauren >> thanks when you thought it wasn't hot enough. we're going to push the temperatures up further and the humidity levels as well, but temperatures are still very warm at this late hour. it's 82 in philadelphia. 80 in atlantic city, 81 in wilmington. we topped at 91 today. four degrees above normal high temperature of 87. we started off warm at 76 degrees. this was our fourth 90 degree day of the month, 13th of yea

after two decades in san jose, patrick marleau is headed north of the border. the 37-year-old winger signed a there-year deal worth $18.75 million with the toronto maple leafs. it's believed the sharks not equal to that. marleau drafted by the sharks second overall pick in 1987.ula. we wish you nothing but the best. >>> and who would think this would help the giants? this came to light, the giants keep on winning, folks. take you to the highlights today. giants/pirates. looking for a sweep. trailing 2-1 until this. a single to left. a green light for home. just like that, game's tied at 2. next inning, 3-2. he belts this one, and -- a 5-2 lead and go on to win 5-3. giants won six in a row. longest win streak of the season. and stick with the giants. buster posey is an all-star, folks. the fourth time he's made the nl starting lineup and voting wasn't even close. buster was the leading go-getter, nearly doubling the runner-up. buster's batting average.339. an all-star catcher. >> he is one of the big faces of the game, and, you know, you look what he's accomplis

patrick marleau was the man in teal. mr. shark.rafted 20 years ago with a second overall pick as a 17-year-old and spent his entire 19-year career in teal, holding nearly all the offensive franchise records. today he agreed to a three-year deal with toronto maple leafs for $18.75 million. that was way more than the sharks were willing to pay, and they only offered him a two-year contract. marleau is 38, so this could be his last deal. sharks will get a quick reunion. the maple leafs come to visit the sap center on october 30th. the three time al star has skoeled a goal against every team in the league except for the vegas knights and the san jose sharks. he said he wore out a few car t carpets in his house pacing back and forth trying to make his decision. i spoke to him in february in his final sit down interview when he told us what the city of san jose ment to him and his family. >> it's home. we've got a lot of roots here now. you know, it's been nice to see the evolution of becoming part of the community with kids and them pla

flyers say patrick has an infection in his face.second sports hernia surgery. >> 57 players par or better. opening round at best of your recollectiobest of yourburkedal. long birdie putt, five on the front nine. >> third coleader is jordan speith. they share the lead at five under par. >> good start. everything was strong. i gave it a nine across the board, t ball, ball striking, short game in putting. things are in check. it's just about keeping it consistent. >> the second round begins in a matter of hours. >> thank you, ducis. >> cross properties of the construction kickoff gave folks a chance to learn more about a $100 million plan to reinvent bay la avenue. it inexcludes electric car charging stations. reconstruction includes 10 union avenue. "jimmy kimmel live" live is next. for all of you also at "action news," i'm monica malpass. make it a good night. see you back here tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ >>> "jimmy kimmel live" would like to thank the people waiting in line to be part of our audience. not only are you a fantastic crowd, you

i just pitched to patrick. he didn't like my company, time to throw in the towel, or i want this partnership. basically say, okay, i'm going to listen to what you say and use it the next time. >> right. >> thanks both of you. >>> this week's yourbiz selfie comes from kevin robinson from petro clete chem metals, they provide aluminum, bronze and cast iron products to others in the area. send us your picture, pick up your cell phone, take a selfie of you and your business and send it to us at yourbusiness@msnbc.com or tweet it to @msnbcyourbiz. include your name, the name of your business, the location and anything fun or interesting about what you do. don't form get to use #yourbizselfie. >>> thanks for joining us today. here is something i learned. earlier patrick was talking about if you have a side gig, it can help you with the company you're running day today. we all have time to do something outside of our business, and we need to do this just to get inspired and get our brain thinking a different way. go w

now have the top two tips that you need to know to help your growing business, venture capitalist patrickinnis the downeder of deargo advisors and the co-founder of pipeline angels, a network of women investors. >> let's start with you, patrick. one thing that you think our viewers need to know. >> lots of people talk about side hustles these days, in fact, about 30% of americans are doing a side hustle, but did you know you can use your side hustle to grow your actual business. when you're working on a business you are heads down all the time but it's important to look around, learn from others, invest your time or money in other people's businesses or maybe start something that's maybe unrelated what you're doing during the day on the side where you can do that without messing up your day job or your actual business. >> do you think most people with side hustles are in the early stages of their company or do you think it's people that -- when you say side hustle you're also talking about investing you're not talking about starting your whole thing on the side. >> you can do either one.

. >>> the san jose sharks best- known players will soon be opposing each other patrick marleau who hasth san jose for his entire nhl career. he was the number two pick in the 1997 draft and now patrick marleau is heading to toronto after agreeing with they three- year deal worth $18 million with the maple leaf, the sharks all-time leaders for the points and goals. his former teammate joe thornton lobbying patrick marleau to stay, and trying to get him to stay in san jose but he is heading north as thornton signed a one-year deal to remain in san jose.>>> the giants riding the lawn asked -- longest winning streak in the season and they defeated the pirates in pittsburgh. >> it is done. he makes the catch. >> they get pumped up after that catch and that great diving play. the giants trailed by one run in the eighth until brandon steps up on the plate.>> brandon bell gets the high dry -- high drive and it is out of here. >> that was number 16 for brandon belt. >>> the oakland a's hosting the white sox today after being swept by the braves and the sunday game went into extra innings as bru

there are billboards up saying patrick is missing. that's monday. and then on wednesday, cosmo dinardo is arrested for trying to sell tom meo's car. and let's go to yesterday. cosmo dinardo confesses to taking part in all four ki killings. in exchange prosecutors will not seek the death penalty. and thursday police searched the philadelphia home of shawn cats. fast forward to friday when police search a home linked to hill in upper dublin. and hours later we know police announced the murder charges. you can find this time line and the latest developments on our website at nbc10.com. >> this is making headlines across the country. today the district attorney says it's important to remember what this investigation was really about. >> we're not here to make moral judgment. we're here to accomplish two goals and that's to bring these young ben men home to their loved ones. and we're here to seek justice for them. >> the da thanked the many local and national agencies that spent b the last week helping in the search. friends and family will gatter in a