times and went to atlantic city for the philadelphia inquirer group because i believe that believe that casino gambling was about to explode across america and become ubiquitous, which in fact it did. almost immediately upon arriving i met the most important person in atlantic city, donald trump. it became almost instantly obvious to me that he was our pt -- selling new tickets to the fiji mermaid and other things like this. shortly after that i began talking with his competitors, was steve nguyen, a serious successful gambling mogul with some gamblers, with government government officials and mcdonald's on people. they all told me he knows nothing about the casino business. and i how can that be, that's not possible, so the first time donald and i sat down to have a cup coffee i deliberately said something to him false. and it had to do with craps and of all the documents i've saved on donald come at one point before digitization came possible i was renting to storage lockers just to keep my files on several people, including files on donald. i can't find that notebook. but anyway i ha

it's one of the big reasons why "the philadelphia inquirer" has endorsed me over my opponent, becausee's too close to the gun lobby. i think what we need to do as attorney general is make sure that we're giving tools to the communities, like the gun violence task force being beefed up in philadelphia, like the mobile street crimes unit, and other things to help complement the efforts of our local police department and our local district attorneys. >> you get the next question here, mr. shapiro. we'll talk about drugs here. again, again, we've seen the pictures of police departments proudly displaying weapons, illegal drugs, cash that they've seized. and yet the demand for illegal drugs never seems to diminish. >> right. >> as we know, colorado and washington do things differently right now. the state of washington, they allow regulated use of marijuana. do you support easing drug-possession laws, as philadelphia has done already in the city? and is this a pathway for pennsylvania to become more like colorado? >> i don't support legalizing recreational marijuana. i do believe -- and i

in 1988 i left the los angeles times and went to atlantic city for the "philadelphia inquirer" because i believed that casino gambling was about to explode across america and become ubiquitous which, in fact, it did. and almost immediately upon arriving, i met the most important person in atlantic city, donald trump. and it became almost instantly obvious to me that he was our p.t. barnum. selling you tickets to the fiji mermaid and other things like this. shortly after that i began talking with his competitors, with steve wynn, a serious, successful gambling mogul, with some gamblers, with government officials and with donald's own people. ask they all told me -- and they all told me donald doesn't know anything about the casino business. and i'm like, how can that be? i mean, it's not possible he doesn't know anything about the casino business. so the first time donald and i sat down to have a cup of coffee, i deliberately said something to him false, and it had to do with craps. and of all the documents i've saved on donald, at one point -- before digitization became possible -- i w

. >>> the philadelphia inquirer reports on yesterday's sentencing of pennsylvania's former attorney general kathleen kane could spend 10 to 20 months in jail if appeals fail. she was convicted in august of perjury and obstruction. they say she leaked secret files that jared foeging's ex-wife is suing subway. she's claiming executives knew about his interest in children but did nothing about it. he's serving more than 15 years in prison for child pornography. >>> and a defendant is awaiting retrial in the murder of his high school girlfriend. he spent more t custody. the record of new jersey says the ship that saved seven people during the infamous "perfect storm" will intentionally be sunk. it survived world war ii and the storm but can no longer be kept afloat. >>> and the desert sun of california reports that a fallen officer's daughter got a police escort when she returned to school. her father was killed two weeks ago in the line of duty. she's the youngest daughter of his eight children. >>> the most reliable brands on the road and are for the first time a domestic brand ranks in the t

he was one of the first black sports writers at the philadelphia inquirer. l me about the impact he had in philadelphia. >> it was huge especially during the time that he started there with him being one ocht first african american photoists. the reason we want to nonnor him. we have someone who will rewrite his obituary. >> what's sad is when i knew him i never knew that he was among the first people of color to work at the philadelphia inquirer and was a pioneer. >> yes. >> it is happening tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m. at whyy studios. for more information head to nbc10.com or nbc 10. >> thank you. always a pleasure to see you. >> we'll be right back. most people owe the bank. but pat toomey actually owned a bank. and when he went to washington, he voted to change the laws... to benefit wall street and banks like his. voting to gut consumer protections that crack down... on predatory lending and fraud. to take money from you and... line the pockets of wall street millionaires like... himself. pat toomey: out for himself, all in for wall street. dscc is respon

listen to what was said. >> working in the wall street office of the philadelphia inquirer. i got a phone call. the women said hold for mr. trump and mr. trump began to yell at me. he told me i had [ muted ] for brains, told me i worked for a [ bleep ] newspaper and what sort of [ bleep ] was i writing? i was stunned. he called my boss in philadelphia and treated my boss to the same sort of rant. he referred to me as the "c" word. it is the worst to refer to a woman. >> we apologize for having to allow those words to play but the thinking is if you hear a lot of bleeps, you don't get an idea of what she was saying, what she did say on a live program today on michael smerconish. so, eugene, with that having been said, this speaks to character or donald trump, his behavior and, i mean, we are talking about the highest, you know, job of the land here. so, is this fair game for these candidates to have to explain away or speak to this kind of behavior even if it was in 1988? >> i think voters would say it is fair game because a huge percentage of the electorate are women and int

. >>> firefighters were called to one of the philadelphia inquirer buildings in philadelphia this morning after a blaze was reported inside of the building. this is river road in conshohocken. they roped in a number of hoses inside of the building, there are no injuries reported and no word on what may have caused the fire. >>> a truck carrying a load of sweet treats in indianapolis. it turned over and burst into flames. it was carrying 9,000 pounds of cookie dough it burnt to a crisp. some left slick residue along the highway. >>> police in indianapolis say that a shooting that targeted a police station overnight may have been a response to a crack down on drugs. a few dozen shots were fired at a district headquarters building and at least a dozen bullets hit the outside of the building and nobody was hurt. they pulled $3 million worth of narcotics off the streets in the last months. >>> french police are looking for five them that are suspected of robbing kim kardashian west of millions in jewelry. they are questioning if geo tagging on her cell phone gave the robbers her exact location

. >>> the philadelphia inquirer results the criticism of bill cosby and his lawyers. the d.a. says the comedian used a scorched earth policy to hide his potentially incriminating testimony for more than a deposition led to the sex assault case cosby now faces. in his deposition, cosby admitted he used drugs in encounters with women. >>> special needs student in flint, michigan. the aclu claims the children aren't being properly educated due to unfair policies and the city's water crisis. the federal suit asks courts to educators. >>> word of the most expensive shoe shine ever. the smithsonian hopes to raise $300,000 on kick starter to judy garland's famous ruby slippers could be restored. the shoes she wore nearly 80 years ago in "the wizard of oz" >>> here's a look at today's sayonara. this scarf, all that's left to remember. what! she washed this like a month ago! how's a guy supposed to move on! the long lasting scent of gain flings. >>> here's a look at today's lforecast in some cities around the country. >>> and liftoff. rurr russians are on their way possess the internat

. >>> the philadelphia inquirer reports the presidential debate sund n more than 200 regal cinemas nationwide. not only are the showings free, the movie chain says anybody buying popcorn can get a small soft drink at no charge. "the washington post" says michelle obama doesn't want the white house garden to be plowed under by the next tenant. during a dedication yesterday, the first lady announced 2.5 million in donations to maintain it. the garden has more than doubled chronicle" quotes stephen king's tweet about creepy clown hoaxes. king says most clowns cheer up children and make people laugh. the nationwide wave of pranks is hurting professional performers. >> it's incredibly disappointing because you take something that is meant to be positive and fun and healthy for kids, and turn it into a threat and something scary. >> fraudulent reports of threatening clowns in recent dozen arrests, most of them teenagers. >>> and "the salt lake tribune" says a hospital charged a man nearly $40 to hold his newborn son in the delivery room. he found it funny and he actually got donations when he told

. >>> the philadelphia inquirer reports on yesterday's sentencing of pennsylvania's former attorney general. kathleen cane could spend 10 to 20 months in jail if appeals fail. she was convicted in august of perjury and obstruction. and lied to embarrass a rival. and jared fogle's ex-wife is suing subway. she claims executives knew about his sexual interest in children but did nothing about it. he's serving nearly 16 years in prison for child pornography convictions. >>> the defense portrayed in a popular podcast is awaiting high school girlfriend. he spent more than 17 years in custody. >>> the record in new jersey says the ship that saved 7 during the infamous "perfect storm" can no longer be kept afloat. it will become part of an artificial wreath to attract game fish. >>> and the desert sun of california reports that a fallen vanessa vega hadn't been to class since her father was killed in palm springs. she is the youngest child of gill vega's eight children. >>> still ahead the most reliable brands on the road and for the first time a domestic brand ranks in the top three. f time a dome

the philadelphia inquirer owned by knight ridder did not run some its own bureau stories because theyidn't match the "new york times" story. they believe that "new york times" instead of their own people because it's like if you don't believe it, you must be unpatriotic and there's a heard mentality within the media that does take effect in cases like this where if everybody is reporting it must be right. and if you report something else, oh -- something is is wrong. how do you prove it? so that's -- that's one of the problems within the media. we all know it's there. and iraq was probably one of the worst examples, i mean, there have been bill did a whole hour-long program on failure of the media in the iraq war, and he had both jonathon and walter talk about their experience and they've been on m about pr and talked about this as well. when you're running up the government as saying -- this and who are you to say that government is wrong? so that that's the problem. and there's also the problem that if those "new york times" guys didn't write what their sources we are telling them t

this is jennifer lin, a reporter of three decades for the philadelphia inquirer talking about donaldalling her on the phone. roll it. >> working in the wall street office of the philadelphia inquirer and the woman said hold for mr. trump and mr. trump began to yell at me. he told me i had shit for brains. he told me i worked for a shitty newspaper and said what sort of shit was i writing? then he added and referred to me as the c word. >> scotty, in this case it's not just the words, stick and stones may be break my bones, in this case he is advocating sexual assault in that locker room banter with billy bush. >> you know, this is horrible. these actions are absolutely horrible and i would no in no way promote them. we are 30 days out of an election. these were so bad, these women should have come forward over the past year and a half or when the assaults actually happened. they're waiting until now. that's what makes it so convenient i think for hillary clinton camp and why they're accusing them of having collaboration. to get these stories out there. it's not fair to the american p

just yesterday, "the philadelphia inquirer" endorsed katie mcginty.he paper wrote, quote, she has a grasp on government policies and seeks to improve the quality of life for all. the paper criticized pat toomey for his support for gop presidential nominee donald trump which he called, quote, politically expedient. >>> now to decision 2016 and the presidential race. more republican strategists across the country are conceding that hillary clinton will win the white house over donald trump. new polls appear to show that. 22 days until the election, clinton's lead over trump is in double digits. a new nbc news/"wall street journal" pollç of likely voter in a four-way race shows clinton with an 11-point lead, 48% to 37%. >>> trump was on the attack arguing the system is rigged against him. he tweeted the election is absolutely being rigged by the dishonest and distorted media pushing crooked hillary. also at many polling places. sad. on the "today" show, rudy giuliani said there could be cheating at the polls in our region. >> there may be a few instance

according to "the philadelphia inquirer co-this is a good thing, saying that the country has been under the influence of america for too long. this is a case of letting the seller beware. basically they are saying that he should be careful in how close he gets to the chinese because comes at a cost come with the territorially or diplomatically, and the paper warns again against entering against another sith this submissive relationship genie: the daughter of a sprinter has been killed in a shooting. >> the athletic world is mourning the loss of 15-year-old trinity gay, the daughter of u.s. olympian sprinter tyson gay. the "new york daily news" repoports she óoçqé' xciting new television series, a a unique inquiuiry into huhun consciouousness itself. now, you're a about to see an extraordinary program, a studio conversation that you may never forget. so settle back, take a deep breath as we join our trusted guide and host phil cousineau on a most memorable episode of "global spirit," the first internal travel series.

. >> from the philadelphia inquirer, the pennsylvania legislature may take up bill to legalize uber andyft, main issues are how much oversight the philadelphia parking authority would have over them, and how revenue from the companies will be divided. the billheads to the house maybe back to the senate as early as wednesday. >> from the burlington county times the county board every freeholders is excepting more than $5 million in grants, that money will be used for the rancocas creek greenway and heritage trails. the board will accept the funding at its meeting today. >> and from the bucks county courier times, a team of warminster firefighters recently traveled to flood ravaged louisianna to help. firefighter lynn of the hearts ville company organized the trip through a christian group. now she says they are used to seeing neighbors come together to help a family after a fire, but in this case, help doesn't come from far, entire neighborhoods are under water. >> pat gallen now here with a preview of sport. >> good morning, guys. how are you feeling after yesterday? >> not so much, no,

just yesterday, "the philadelphia inquirer" endorsed mcginty.the paper criticized pat toomey for his support for gop presidential nominee donald trump which it called, quote, politically expedient. >>> in the presidential race, a new poll shows hillary clinton with double digit lead over donald trump. >> and the republican nominee says the reason is simple, the system is rigged. we'll have more of trump's reaction just ahead. >>> back home and back on dry land. ahead, hear from members of pennsylvania task force one about saving lives in the south during hurricane matthew. >>> a bit of fog this morning. you won't find it in cape may. that's a live picture from the marina. 59 degrees at 4:38. it's a warm start. it's going to be a summer-like afternoon. your hour by hour forecast, just ahead. when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter

still to come, an emergency inside a building owned by the philadelphia inquirer. he's a young man who will striegten every child. that's coming up. when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> right now at 11:30 we are tracking hurricane matthew. we just got a new storm track in within the last 30 minutes. let's get you over to krystal klei with an update on the storm. >> yeah. that track is still suggesting that the bahamas will continue with this direct hit as it moves to the northwest and it will edge right up against florida's coastline. this is a category 3 likely to strengthe

"the philadelphia inquirer", clinton was soft and strong dream come true and melania wears white and the republican convention and she says another reminder that white is always right, a scary statement. that was written by the same writer and the same publication. that is what the dress said to me as an african-american. >> i was about to say it's two words with a hyphen, self-awareness. that was covered and she is now a mockery. john mcnamee accused trump of threatening hillary when he said clinton was anti-2nd amendment. >> it's not the first time he'd been accused of inciting violence. john: inciting violence. here is what trump said about hillary being anti-sentiment. >> she goes around with armed bodyguards like you have never seen before. i think that her bodyguards should drop all weapons. they should disarm. take their guns away. she doesn't want guns. let's see what happens. take their guns away. it would be very dangerous. john: he is just saying that she's a hypocrite for wanting others to disarm while she is surrounded by body guards with guns. they take his words litera

"the philadelphia inquirer", clinton was soft and strong dream come true and melania wears white and the republican convention and she says another reminder that white is always right, a scary statement. that was written by the same writer and the same publication. that is what the dress said to me as an african-american. >> i was about to say it's two words with a hyphen, self-awareness. that was covered and she is now a mockery. john mcnamee accused trump of threatening hillary when he said clinton was anti-2nd amendment. >> it's not the first time he'd been accused of inciting violence. john: inciting violence. here is what trump said about hillary being anti-sentiment. >> she goes around with armed bodyguards like you have never seen before. i think that her bodyguards should drop all weapons. they should disarm. take their guns away. she doesn't want guns. let's see what happens. take their guns away. it would be very dangerous. john: he is just saying that she's a hypocrite for wanting others to disarm while she is surrounded by body guards with guns. they take his words litera

class for thehe chance springsteen and the boss and helped him get out of a jam at school the philadelphia inquirer reports that michael d attended a springsteen being great and book designing with hisd dad wanted to follow schoolo procedures of ways of father brought along the pre- type to tied to note that springsteen cited excuses absence of the hallmark of a hall of famer told the boy he would have to read the note very carefully first because that's howoll he got trouble wih his first contract the school's principal received a photocopy of the note needless topr say the family is hanging onto springsteen's new autobiography born to run was utleased this week. >> and sports tonight the are in kansas city for the final series of the regular season down that want nothing and the top of the third and the tribal tribe the puts up a cricket number carlos santana got the scoring started with this triple to right center fielde to runs come in and of the tribe snatches the lead same ending ramirez with a line drive single to right francisco lindon scored lr to make it four ?-dash one indians it just en

"the philadelphia inquirer", clinton was soft and strong dream come true and melania wears white andhe republican convention and she says another reminder that white is always right, a scary statement. that was written by the same writer and the same publication. that is what the dress said to me as an african-american. >> i was about to say it's two words with a hyphen, self-awareness. that was covered and she is now a mockery. john mcnamee accused trump of threatening hillary when he said clinton was anti-2nd amendment. >> it's not the first time he'd been accused of inciting violence. john: inciting violence. here is what trump said about hillary being anti-sentiment. >> she goes around with armed bodyguards like you have never seen before. i think that her bodyguards should drop all weapons. they should disarm. take their guns away. she doesn't want guns. let's see what happens. take their guns away. it would be very dangerous. john: he is just saying that she's a hypocrite for wanting othersto disarm while she is surrounded by body guards with guns. they take his words literally

"the philadelphia inquirer", clinton was soft and strong dream come true and melania wears white and the republican convention and she says another reminder that white is always right, a scary statement. that was written by the same writer and the same publication. that is what the dress said to me as an african-american. >> i was about to say it's two words with a hyphen, self-awareness. that was covered and she is now a mockery. john mcnamee accused trump of threatening hillary when he said clinton was anti-2nd amendment. >> it's not the first time he'd been accused of inciting violence. john: inciting violence. here is what trump said about hillary being anti-sentiment. >> she goes around with armed bodyguards like you have never seen before. i think that her bodyguards should drop all weapons. they should disarm. take their guns away. she doesn't want guns. let's see what happens. take their guns away. it would be very dangerous. john: he is just saying that she's a hypocrite for wanting others to disarm while she is surrounded by body guards with guns. they take his words litera