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. >> my wife is a philly girl from her belt buckle to her shoe soles. if i root for anybody but the phillies, i'll be sleeping in the lincoln bedroom alone. >> belt buckles to her shoe soles? the dodgers are in town for a series against the nationals. >>> early last year when hong kong reported the first case of a dog getting covid, scientists began working on a veterinary vaccine which the oakland zoo is now using. >> nicely done. >> look at that. see. that's canned whipped cream and his reward for getting the covid shot. archie the ferret appears to be eating peanut butter as he gets his vaccination. >> i would have enjoyed that, getting a treat while i wasg va. that would have been good. >> we're back in a moment with the nation's newest citizens right before independence day. >>> coming up on our special 8:00 p.m. newscast which airs after the stanley cup final, when your kids head back to school this fall, there may not be enough teachers. that story and more coming up at 8:00. >>> before we go, thousands of immigrants take the oath to become u.s.

the phillies haven't made the playoff this is a decade.ifth highest in baseball. but nola, who is a clubhouse leader, is setting a bad example. the only other names that we have gleaned of the unvaccinated are starting third baseman who recently tested positive. he raises an interesting question. does the public have the right to know the vaccine resister players when they are public figures, paid huge salaries and their behaviors when in close quarters traveling together, having physical contact in practices and games are negatively impacting their team's chances. and influencing america's youth. on thursday the nfl announced a new policy that any teams whose games can't be played due to ko vud positivity maybe forced to forfeit those games. espn now reporting the minnesota vikings have ousted their assistant coach after he refused vaccine. and yet when reporters asked kou kou quarterback dp dp about his vaccination status, he demered citing privacy laws. but as ores on twitter were quick to point out, this isn't a hipaa case, which is ab

. >> erin, i want to talk about philly and this new project you are on.the civil war. it was a center for the underground railroad. it had quakers who believed in abolition. a lot of racist institutions there, too. some of the most racist things that happened in american history were written and conjured up in philly. >> listen, thank you so much for mentioning a more perfect union, the project that we are launching at the enquirer. this is my adopted hometown. being here in philly, i think a lot about what kind of the ongoing revolution is which we saw in these protests for, frankly, who these -- our founding deals were going to apply to in this country, in our democracy. yes, philly, we celebrate -- probably more than any other city in this country as the place where democracy was born. but we also have to acknowledge that many of our first institutions, the first hospital, the first university, the first -- our financial system, the u.s. mint, stock exchange, these institutions were born here. if we acknowledge that freedom was born here, we have to ac

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and then i can start to worry about -- or start to cheer for the philly athletes.t this list i'm going to go back. >> second week in a row. i'll text you later. i got to go. >> man, i love this. >>> still, three large fires burning across california, organ and nevada, one getting close to firefighters on the front lines. next, the effort to protect these states from the flames. >>> a funeral today for the president of haiti, until gunshots sent people, including the u.s. delegation, for shelter. >>> capitol police have a new leader, the chief was sworn in today. he takes the position just days before the house select committee on january 6th is set to hold its first meeting about the riot at the capitol. the former chiefs resigned after the attack on capitol hill the interim chief admitted to congress that law enforcement had failed on multiple levels. chief manger says he's honored to lead the department, and knows he's taking on a complex situation. >>> a massive fire in california exploding into a megafire, the dixie is now the largest in the state. that's happe

>> reporter: a non-profit offers grief counseling to victims of violence with surging violence on phillyays the resource that once helped him now needs help. >> we're looking at record numbers for drowning >> reporter: williams says the demand for their services is outpacing the number of people they can serve the size of the wait list for grief counseling has grown 600% and fears the weight can lead to more boyhood shed. >> that's what happens when you don't have those resources the cycle turns into a cycle of violence >> it has led into the most dramatic career of a lifetime. >> reporter: at an events supporting mothers whose children have been killed by gun violence, her son was killed 20 years ago. the suffering has never gone away >> there's not enough people out here to help us what we are going through. >> we are deeply committed. >> reporter: the police commissioner says she is taken aback by the lack of counsellors. >> it's disheartening, but there the a lot of providers out here, hopefully, everyone will step up in the ways they have. >> reporter: in june the city decided to bu

philly is stretched thin shep >> thank you so much. community-base executive director of the community-based public safety collective back in the 1990s, he negotiated a truce between the bloods and the crypts and since then she consulted for multiple cities in community violence situation thank you so much. so many cities face an increase in violence now. how can the community be harnessed to help? >> well, you know, as the organizer/activist for the past 30 years doing community safet work in public communities, we've developed a body of work we used to call street outreach and gang intervention. but the practitioners got together in march and reformed we call it community-based public safety because there is comprehensive system which is complimentary strategy to policing in communities. it involves outreach and victim's advocacy all working together with programs like the hospital prevention program and the recovery center. all of these agencies are working together so this is a way that residents can better engage the public safety

do you have a philly pick for the olympics >> you know what, man? no, not yet.t me. thank you, my brother, but listen, the olympics are going through their own situation, the closing ceremony -- i mean, the opening ceremony i should say, happening today. i'm excited to start to get involved, especially as we walk away from the negative headlines and get more into the athletes because this is about them these athletes put a lot on the line over the years. this is really about them. so i hope we can start to shift to that. and then i can start to worry about -- or start to cheer for the philly athletes. i'm glad you tole me about this list i looked at it, i'm like this is a great list i'm going to go back. >> second week in a row. i'll text you later. i got to go. >> man, i love this. >>> still coming up here on the news three large fires burning across california, oregon, and nevada one getting close to firefighters on the front lines. next, the efforts to protect these states from the flames >>> a funeral today for the president of haiti, until gunshots sent peo

the flow rate of the small stream, which supplied edward to philly gone fish pond has fallen dramatically in recent summers. in part, due to the water extraction known the pacific itself. and we went from $470.00 leaders per 2nd, or 510 meters per 2nd. in 1960 to nothing at all. percent all to the benefit of gannon acoya. for now he hope summer rain will fill his ponds. but the regional authorities will reconsider the agreements they've made with dunham in the long run . the 2 children to the one julian problem, and we would need to see how will climate change affect us and our children learn more d, w dot com slash water time, now to head to another water we the mighty combo river in the democratic republic of congo. one of the was deepest re them, not thousands of people depend on it for their livelihoods, but it is on the threat. yes, sandra, experts say it's been polluted an alarming rates due to poll with disposal. and that's the vicious circle, as we'll see in the capital. more rubbish than water. that's the state of almost all of the con goes tributaries in kinshasa. and every day,

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the game between the phillies and the washington nationals was postponed after three nationals players and eight staff members tested positive for covid-19. for the most part, major league baseball has recovered from a year of covid lockouts and empty stands, but for the minor leagues it's a much different socks. >> reporter: typically 40 million fans come do minor league ball parks. last year stadiums in the country looked like this. they were empty. take the bay socks. they are affiliated with the major league club, but 95% of the team's revenue comes from things like ticket sales, concessions and merchandise, things that require fans to be in the stands. >> the next pitch is lined into al field.>>te theocket cgr leg ro,ching ball possly.orte s cost the franchise? >> millions of dollars, probably close to 15 to $17 million. >> reporter: the 2020 season was canceled before the first pitch. this season saw the games axed leaving them trying to stay out of the dumpster before ever taking the field. >> it was either shut the doors and close down and lay people off or come up with other c

members of the philly team vax prograx are conducting outreach including on tiktok. ♪ get the vaccineo help the community ♪ ♪ >> back in new york 14-year-old justin said his mom wanted him to get vaccinated after the whole family got covid earlier this year. >> what was your experience? [ speaking foreign language ]. >> it was really bad, in the hospital for a month. >> she was on a ventilator for roughly two weeks. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> people aren't believing it is dangerous but it is dangerous. >> oh, yeah, this covid really going. i feel better because now i have an actual-like, shield to it so i feel more safe. >> adriana diaz reporting there. >>> the new delta variant is now responsible for more than 80% of covid cases here in the u.s. but it's mostly affecting the unvaccinated and then you have countries like haiti where not a single shot of vaccine has been administered and in south africa the new variant is spreading like wildfire. reporting now from a field hospital. >> reporter: stepping up here the inoculatation coming in two days to help the rising death toll

without crushing the hopes of those families of 145 people who are still missing that's exactly right, philly's meeting, a rescue workers, 1st responders to thank them for their tireless efforts. and then also talking to families to give them some comfort in their situation. and of course it's a very fine line because many of them are still hoping that there might be some survivors found underneath the rubble. of course that scenario is becoming more and more unlikely with each passing day. was the latest on the rescue is still ongoing. they are working around the clock is you've seen on the report that we filed here, and it's still a rescue operation and not a recovery operation. fire department is stressing that point because as long as there's lisa theoretical possibility to find people that are trapped in the voids underneath the rubble, they're going to continue extremely carefully. literally, as you've seen, the pictures sifting through the rubble and then carrying the rubble away in buckets. and that is to avoid, essentially a secondary collapse that could potentially kill survivors. and

if philly, cars submerged. a woman and her 2-month-old daughter pulled to safety after being trapped inside this car. rescue crews graping people from balconies traveling back and forth for hours. north of philly in bucks county, national weather service reports up to ten inches of rain fell in a few hours. the weather service calling this a hundred years flood. meaning there's a 1% chance of seeing this much rain. >>> 95 people now confirmed dead and 14 others still potentially unaccounted for in surfside, florida nearly three weeks after a condo tower came crashing down one of the identified victims is a 1-year-old baby girl making her the youngest victim identified so far in the collapse her parents bodies were identified just last week. family members say her mom was five months pregnant the mayor of miami dade county said zuej crews have recovered 8 million pounds of concrete and rubble at that site. >>> during the first half of the year, companies reported having hard time getting people to get to work. l

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the nationals/phillies game postponed after 12 members of washington test positive and pfizer now calling for booster shots saying new data shows their vaccine's efficacy goes down after six months as new cases surge across the country. should people who got the shot early take extra precautions? dr. jha is live this morning. >>> also this morning, president biden expected to make a big announcement about a vaccine mandate and what that breakthrough on the infrastructure bill means for all those traffic jams in your town and internet access. >>> breaking overnight, tsunami warnings issued after a massive 8.2 earthquake rocked the coast of alaska. >>> abc news exclusive, mystery in mexico. the family of that texas firefighter and father of two found dead on vacation in cancun speaking out. >> text message to me was, i don't want to alarm you, but elijah is missing. >> the latest on their search for answers this morning. >>> new this morning, what we're learning about "breaking bad" star bob odenkirk after he collapsed on the set of his hit show. >>> shark scare. popular new york beaches sh

i t >> i'm excited about all the philly people in the olympics.e of a former philadelphia eagle who won the super bowl do you have a philly pick for the olympics? >> you know what, man, no, not yet. i saw the e-mail that you sent me, thank you, my brother. i'm going to look at that list and see if there's anybody on there i want to pay attention to but the olympics are going through their own situation, the closing ceremony, the opening ceremony i should say, happening today. i'm excited to get involved especially as we walk away and then i can s from t negative headlines i'm glad you told me about that list i'm going to go back >> i say it really quick >> i love this, i love this. >> still coming up on the news, three large fire burning across california, oregon and nevada. one getting very close to firefighters on the front lines. next, the efforts to protect these states from the flames >>> and a funeral today for the president of haiti, until gunshots sent people, including the u.s. delegation, scrambling for cover. without upping the price.ne

but the president is going to philly to give a speech. reverend al is happy that he used the bully pulpit then i am happy. he's starting small at 3:00 in the afternoon, you know? i think we need primetime, we need we shall overcome or the joint session. we may have needed two months ago. finally i thought and this is what i thought. one thing that kind of hit me wrong was when he said we need a coalition against our voter suppression and voting rights. i think i understand what he meant that his folks, the business community, moderates need to get involved, okay. it hit me the wrong way because we have a growing and vital and definitely under funded but amazing coalition that really brought up in the last five years or certainly since shelby to join reverend al and working in the nacc fund. but incredibly on the ground to turn to flip georgia, for example, i felt that was a bit tone deaf because there was a coalition and they needed tow do more, mr. president. >> you make a good point, joan. >> it was not the bully from the pulpit. maybe

my wife is a philly girl from her belt buckle to her shoe soles, and if i root for anybody but the phillies, i'll be sleeping in lincoln bedroom alone. but, you know, sometimes -- well, no, never. anyway, but the dodgers are a lot more than a baseball club. they really are. they're a pillar of american culture and american progress. that's for real. a team that brought us the voice of vince sculley and sandy come fox and fernando venezuela. i was talking with staff, and they said i want to teach you how to pronounce that name. i said i watched him pitch, but i'm only 37. but it's -- i wish -- anyway, above all else, the heart of jackie robinson. now, you're building a new dynasty for a new generation. and i've often said that it's never a good idea to bet against the american people. tell that to every world leader i encounter. well, now we know it's never a good idea to bet against mookie bets, and mookie is a hell of a ballplayer, and a guy who used to love mookie is my chief strategist, mike donnelan, but he doesn't want to talk to mookie anybody because he left boston. there's nothing l

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on tuesday, he will give a speech on voting rights in philippouf philly to counter new state laws that make it more difficult to vote and this week, vice president kamala harris touted a $25 million investment in the democrats' voter registration and turnout efforts. >> where the legislature is hell bent on making it difficult for us to vote, we're going to have to start rallying now to think creativity about how we register them, how we remind them of what's on the line. >> the latest vote is plfight i out in texas. the legislature is on the verge of passing new voting restrictions. civil rights leaders are growing impatient. >> our backs are against the wall. this is the moment. there is no more time. we must have legislation, we must have the president use his voice, use his influence, use his power. >> joining us now with their reporting and incite, jeff zeleny, molly ball of "time," cnn's lauren fox and jonathan martin of "the new york times." this week we had news from one of the most important people in biden world, congressman jim clyburn, largely responsible for joe biden bein

. >> reporter: philly police allowing us to ride along. fectedgun violce.r where we have multiple shootings. >> reporter: the streets that night quiet, until they weren't. now there's reports of shots fired in the city. a shooting for its cheese steaks. that's a shell casing on the ground. see where the white circle is drawn around it. i don't know what it is. you get closer to 2:00 stuff is always popping. as we waited at the scene, the horrible news. >> he was pronounced deceased. >> the person here died? >> right. it's horrible. >> reporter: the philadelphia police commissioner telling us the argument was over a parking space. >> a lot of the beefs or social media disputes are being settled with a firearm. >> reporter: she acknowledges the challenges of policing in the era of george floyd and building trust. >> i'm a cop and i am a black woman. because i have these lived experiences, i understand why the police do what we do, but i also understand the hurt and torment in our communities. an neigorho oenders tzing law the heat in my leg. >> reporter: this

league postponing phillies nationals game after four national players and eight staffers tested all but one of them were vaccinated. >> some of theththethththeththe symptomatic. worried about the guys. >> the u.s. is averaging 57,000 new cases a day. that's up nearly 55% in the last week. experts blame the surge oj delta variant. and the number of people comesp third dose. drops from 96% 96% e to 84% o >> in the end it's likely that those who at high risk from i think there's a chance there e will of us to get a booster. >> battles over mask mandates brewing again. in missouri the attorney general is suing st. louis and kansas city after city officials reimpose mask orders. in st. l louis expressing frustration over the resis tense to mask and k k ananananand d kn do the responsible common sense thing. get a shot. get over your ignorance.ananceco try to mislead you by scoring cheap politicap popolililititip. house minority leader slamming a new mask rule in the house of representatives. tweeting the threat of bringing masks back is not a decision based on science. >> speaker nancy pelos

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i grew up in the philly area. and in that first environment and with the space career and the desire. and to be in the between so that they very much respect they have done with apollo to enjoy those kinds of things as opposed to be seen as try to catch up. do you see any progress like me with your capabilities to help us toward combative? your lips to god year. but not year. but accomplishing those ill-advised decisions. and like many senators concerned about the directions the trend has taken the last few years or the last decade really. and with the aggression they have demonstrated especially in the south china sea and in that part of the world are alarming. and i think what we need to do and why president biden is on the right track, and more effort and militarily in space. and then to have a strong military and then to maintain our role? that with that said and that they have to be assimilated to make sure that leadership notes that authority but it is functional to support america's leadership. i think ulti

from the mid-atlantic to the northeast, air quality our alerts are in effect from new york city, dc, philly, boston, due to unhealthy air quality. all of that smoke from wildfires burning in the west here, so you can see that westerly progression of those wins pushing that smoke all the way to the east coast. now here in the bay area we have onshore flow. we have that pacific ocean breeze, and with it good to moderate air quality. so the wins pushing the smoke away from us, our east. that i will say this, as we look to our smoke concentration forecast, by the end of the weekend into next week we could see a shifting wind direction, out of the east, and pushing into our area. so as we look to monday, there is the possibility of smoke pushing into the bay area. of course we'll monitor that very closely for you. back to you. >>> new at noon, governor newsom was down in l.a. today to address the efforts being made to put a stop to retail crime theft. >> state of california has no police department, it has the california highway patrol. that does not negate our responsibility and our role to wor

planning processes include that disability and age-friendly lens so it is exciting and i think hope philly san francisco cans will see this in the ensuing years. >> people always talk about the legacy of leadership and compare different things about the personality of somebody and the work they did in an office, but wherever those reflections go, what a marvelous legacy that edly did that for the aging population in the city and county of san francisco. >> yes. >> and is there anything else that is new happening in the department that would be important for people to know about? >> they can access the services of the department. ramona mentioned that often people don't know where to go for services and we have one phone number where people can access all of the services of the department. and really ask questions if they have an older adult or a person with a disability in their life that needs services or they don't know where to go. the phone number is (415)355- 6700. we call it the dos benefits and resource hub and people can call in and ask any questions about an older adult or an adul

new york city, philly. washington d.c. flooding and damaging winds thursday afternoon. we're watching the tropics. eastern caribbean islands. under a tropical storm watch. expecting a category one hurricane there by this weekend. >> coming up the shark attack near a boy scout camp. >> what's happening to the woman who caused this major pile up at the tour defrance. with her card board sign. >> the >>> back now with an arrest after this huge pileup during the tour de france. the woman whose sign caused the crashes that been taken into custody. >>> a special committee will investigate the attack on the capitol. only two republicans supported it. liz cheney and alan kinzinger. >>> nearly 50 million americans are expected to travel for the fourth of july holiday and experts say today could be the busiest day at the airport. some airlines are still canceling dozens of flights each day because of a pilot shortage and other issues, and the tsa is warning people to expect those long lines due to a shortage of agents. and airport parking spaces are in short supply spending hours

it's available in six cities new york, philly, chicago, los angeles, dallas, miami the company reportsis planing to roll out the service nationwide, early next year. and this move comes, after a surge in business for delivery apps during the pandemic a surge, that hasn't slowed at all as businesses re-open. cbc's christina is here. christina. >> well, get your groceries in less than 15 minutes order warm cookies to your door until 2:00 a.m. now, flowers are in the mix just as shep mentioned. you can order sushi, pet food, delivery fees vary from 50 cents to four bucks if you get something from 7 eleven. prices were the same as in store and i can say this because, even i tried to order some random items today. unfortunately, those orders were replicated and duplicated, many times. and the fees racked up, which is a key source of income for the drivers, the app companies, and the businesses, themselves profit margins on much of these products are thin but an increase in offerings can bring in customers. >> it is not about, like, long-term customer retention i don't think, in individual p

. >> reporter: this is a school board meeting in a suburb of philly.a is racist. >> don't rewrite factual history. just present the facts. >> reporter: in the wake of protests of the murder of george floyd, republican politicians have been hyping critical race theory as a threat to the impressionable minds of america's children. >> critical race theory says every white person is a racist. america is racist. >> reporter: in more than 12 states, legislators proposed bills to ban crt. we wanted to meet the people working with actual kids in actual schools. we talked to kazia who teached african-american history and discusses crt in her anthropology class. can i start with, what is critical race theory? >> yes. critical race theory is not being taught in schools. it's a theory. it's a lens by which to view history in the way that law and race kind of overlap and connects in society. can it influence the way that some teachers teach? yeah. but that's a good thing. right? because race and racism is literally the building blocks of this country. how can you n

the flow rate of the small stream, which supplied edwards to philly gone fish ponds has fallen dramatically in recent summers. in part, due to the water extraction known the pacific gets us and we went from $470.00 leaders per 2nd or $510.00 leaders per 2nd, 960 to nothing at all to send all for the benefit of gannon cordova for now he hope summer rain will fill his ons, but the regional authorities will reconsider the agreements they've made with dunham in the long run. o 2 children. one giant problem. it normally be jason, how will climate change affect us and our children learn more at the w dot com slash water time know to head to another water. we the mighty combo river in the democratic republic of congo. one of the was deepest reasons, not thousands of people depend on need for their livelihoods, but it is on the threat. yes, sandra, experts say it's been polluted as an alarming rates due to poll was disposal. and that's the vicious circle. as we'll see in the capital more rubbish than water. that's the state of almost all of the con goes tributaries in concerto. and every day, the m

. >> west philly is where you find generations of black working class and working poor people.'s a long history of tension and violence between philadelphia police and the black community. >> reporter: west philadelphia is where 27-year-old walter wallace jr. grew up. his dad, walter sr., a proud sanitation worker. his mom, kathy, had her hands full with walter and his three siblings. what kind of son was he? >> he was a normal son. he was a pain in my behind a lot of times, man. i'm going to keep it real, know what i mean? >> kathy, when you close your eyes, what memories of him come to mind? >> he sang rap. ♪ you got yours and i got mine ♪ >> reporter: but for all his brightness, walter struggled with mental illness, starting as early as 6 years old. eventually, he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. >> i understand he was on lithium? is that right? >> yeah, adderall, abill lafy. >> 12, 13 different types of medicine. >> you guys have been throughwr >> yeah. >> reporter: walter's emotions, his family says, sometimes led him to act out in violence ways. he faced trouble with

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cautiously bringing back shared rides, not the first time since the pandemic from monday consumers in phillyltiple passengers. but the key is you're going to have to wear your mask to the sweet tooth that is krispy kreme it's their 84th birthday congratulations. so they're having what's called a birth-yay offer. you can purchase one dozen donuts, and then for one buck you get a dozen of the original glazed ones. you get 11, but what you also get is one special strawberry iced and sprinkled doughnut as well for today only. but that's 24 donuts you got to have a lot of friends around for that. >> a lot of takers when it comes to krispy kreme. >> and personally you will not make it to 84 yourself if you take them up on that for too long steve, thank you very much have a great weekend >>> the new words getting heated into the dictionary in 2021. >>> and, dude, where's my seat why ashton kutcher gave up his spot aboard virgin galactic's new spaceship. you're the man, man. when you want the real deal...like a good neighbor, state farm is there. from the very first touch, pampers, the #1 pediatrici

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league postponing phillies nationals game after four national players and eight staffers tested positive. the team manager says all but one of them were vaccinated. >> some of the guys are a symptomatic. worried about the guys. >> the u.s. is averaging 57,000 new cases a day. that's up nearly 55% in the last week. experts blame the surge oj delta variant. and the number of people unvaccinated. it comes as pfizer pushing for a third dose. revealing data showing the vaccine drops from 96% months. >> in the end it's likely that those who at high risk from severe out comes require a booster. i think there's a chance there will be a recommendation for all of us to get a booster. >> battles over mask mandates brewing again. in missouri the attorney general is suing st. louis and kansas city after city officials reimpose mask orders. the health department director in st. louis expressing frustration over the resis tense to mask and vaccine. >> get over yourself. do the responsible common sense thing. get a shot. get over your ignorance. do not listen to politicians who try to mislead you by sco

the flow rate of the small stream, which supplied edwards to philly gone fish ponds has fallen dramatically in recent summers in part due to the water extraction. don't the pacific gets us and we went from 470 leaders per 2nd or 510 leaders per 2nd in 1960 to nothing at all. percent. all to the benefit of jannen cordova for now he hope summer rain will fill his pond, but the regional authorities will reconsider the agreements they've made with dunham in the long run o 2 children to one giant problem. and we really need to see how will climate change affect us and our children learn more at b, w dot com slash water time. now to head to another water we the mighty combo river in the democratic republic of congo. one of the was deepest re them, not thousands of people depend on need for their livelihoods. but if he's on the threat, yes, sandra, experts say it's the police did an alarming rates due to paul was disposal. and that's the vicious circle. as we'll see in the capital more rubbish than water. that's the state of almost all of the congo tributaries in kinshasa. and every day, the mount

that's exactly right, philly's meeting a rescue workers, 1st responders to thank them for their tireless efforts and then also talking to families to give them some comfort in their situation. and of course, it's a very fine line because many of them are still hoping that there might be some survivors found underneath the rubble. of course, that scenario is becoming more and more unlikely with each passing day. so there's been all these fish tokens, a structural damage that's been reported, but have authority is yet pinpointed why this building collapsed. well no, of course the initial impression that this just happened overnight or the last days as you just mentioned them, there came a different picture with that 2018 inspection that the found structural damage to the building. and then we also learned just few days ago to reminder of yours, that the president of the condominium association in a letter to the owners, wrote that the situation that you rated, that it gets significant worse. and he also wrote that it would cost $15000000.00 us dollars in repairs, but we have a contracting

that's why everybody reviewed phillis wheatley's book. yeah, because he was the first person of afghan descent to publish a book of poetry in english and everybody wrote about that benjamin franklin a visitor visited her when they were both in london. she had to go to london to get a book published because nobody in boston believed that it happened was smart enough right by herself voltaire wrote a friend a letter saying wow, i guess they can write poetry which he and george washington during the middle of the revolution has her brought to his headquarters my house. i'm midnight my kitchen ladies and gentleman. in harvard square washington's headquarters were about a block and a half away on brattle street. he had phyllis wheatley brought to his headquarters just so he could see an african who had written a book of to see there's not to see this new thing, right? yeah to see this this phenomenon, you know, like talking animal, um in effect. so i'm i'm sorry. i lost our training were you talking about lincoln's meeting? oh, yeah, so then n

new york city, philly. washington d.c. flooding and damaging winds thursday afternoon. we're watching the tropics. eastern caribbean islands. under a tropical storm watch. expecting a category one hurricane there by this weekend. >> coming up the shark attack near a boy scout camp. >> what's happening to the woman who caused this major pile up at the tour defrance. with her card board sign. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. is olay better than your clean beauty? olay has 99% pure niacinamide. it's derm-tested. and now, it's cleanest formula with hydration that beats the $400 cream. tried. tested. never bested. shop at olay.com life... doesn't stop for diabet

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a doctorate in rg, when i left philadelphia, put away my books and didn't open the box, and to philly, started opening up and came to gettysburg, there were no tour guides. how many of you remember during the centennial, there was a tour guide, you remember that? showing your age by the way. i called on a whim, to revise that, has never written a book before and give you an advance and one thing led to another. it didn't start off that way but i'm the kind of person who likes to read and write and research, i am a field biologist. no evil. okay. you understand. >> at the time stuart decided to go south, hooker was in charge, not like cavalry was on top, didn't have a lot of energetic people, the upgrades once we took over. did he ever imply because hooker was in charge, thought he would get around a bend over with hooker in charge compared to not knowing that need that had everybody moving every day >> never heard anything about that but one thing i can tell you, when need to became the commander of the army of the potomac it meant pleasanton's downfall. we didn't believe in that. whe