. >> local guy, plainfield, new jersey. >> this is huge for you, right? >> it's the biggest thing i have cone. >> yate. he is incredible. congratulations on the success of the movie. did you have an idea it would take off the wait has into in a sense, yes. >> yeah? >> because, actually, when we made, when we made the film, it felt so right, and the team, ice cube, they were great, they were so helpful, it made my transition like better. it was just learning. >> in this film you play suge knight, what kind of research went in to playing this role? >> um ash youtube, a lot of youtube and other things. pass cry, basically, basically, like videos in the beginning. like in the early 1990's. that is what i did. i followed the way he talked, the way he looked, the way he would move his legs, he would move his shoulders, things like to. am a good mim. >> you gained quite a bit of weight for this. i gained 40 pounds. >> wow. >> it is weird because, he wears, the real suge wears flannels with a t-shirt in 110 weather. i am like, how can the man do that? but i did i

. >> in 1977 i got out on parole from indiana youth center in plainfield. they sent me to a town i never been to before. i fell in love with a girl. i caught her with another man. and i beat, stabbed and strangled her to death. i've been in prison ever since. >> hollon's current relationship might have a dark side as well. >> at the end of july i received a phone call from the daughter of an elderly gentleman on the street that indicated that offender hollon had an ongoing relationship with her father for many years and basically it appeared, at least to her at the time, that he had scammed her father out of several thousand dollars. in the tune of about $60,000 over the last 12 or 13 years. >> i don't agree with it at all. whatever somebody did for me, they did because they wanted to. i couldn't make them do anything. there was no fraud. because i never lied. >> mr. hollon has been misleading the victim into believing that he if kept sending money that offender hollon -- to a fictitious attorney, that defender hollon would be able to get out of prison. tha

we have a closure plainfield between valley and horseshoe. this is a water main break. a heavy thoroughfare, especially for those going to the business park there. we have street cleaning rules in effect. lori, over to you. >> thank you, heather. >>> queen elizabeth is being given a warm welcome in edinburg as the uk celebrates her new record for longest raining british monarch -- reigning british monarch. she broke the record set by queen victoria. the queen just got on a train riding along a new route on the scottish border. >> we are closing in on 6:30. a city high school nearly destroyed by a gas explosion. we will take you to the bronx with a look at the rapid progress to get classrooms ready for the first day. this is a story about doers, the artificial heart, electric guitars and rockets to the moon. it's the story of america- land of the doers. doin' it. did it. done. doers built this country. the dams and the railroads. john henry was a steel drivin' man hmm, catchy. they built the golden gates and the empire states. and all this doin' takes energy -no matter w

one of the largest labor day parades stepped off in south plainfield new jersey. this is the 58th year the parade has been held in the middlesex town. tens of thousands are spending this holiday along the jersey shore. we're going to be in with meteorologist bill evans outside our studios on the upper west side on a perfectly beautiful unofficial day last day of summer. >> you're exactly right. it's warm and we're in a little bit of some unusual weather. we're going to have three days of 90-degree weather in september. so summer is going out kicking and screaming. today is going to be hot but not humid. here at noontime the temperature now 88 degrees. we'll easily get to 90 this afternoon. there's a little bit of a west, southwest wind, places like sunset park are going to be a little cooler but places like murray hill are going to be a little warmer. 88 in newark and 83 from nassau island. there's hardly any humidity. now. the heat index will come to tomorrow when you see the southwest wind is going to change more to a southerly wind and pick up the moisture. fro

sussex county for the tour de farm, she's making opening remarks there before heading to south plainfield for their annual labor day parade. >>> philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey takes his tough talk national. he appeared on "fox news" sunday saying protesters like the ones who converged on community event last week where he was speaking, well, they are missing an opportunity to make a real difference. >> in justice, no peace. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> every where we go. >> where we go. >> protesters interrupted commissioner ramsey at eastern state penitentiary. waits supposed ton an her long talk about relations with police in the community. ramsey said yesterday morning he considered that kind of behavior quote ignorant. >> if all you want to does yell, scream, shout and then walk out you will in the get too far because there is no opportunity for dialogue. there are a lot of issues that are driving crime in our neighborhood, it is in the just, about policing and how policing is conducted. you've got very, very serious issues taking place, that is driving crime. that

guadagno is starting in sussex county for the opening remarks there, before heading to the south plainfield for their annual labor day parade. >>> 4:00 another owe six. migrant crisis in europe shows no signs of slowing down as thousands of people continue to flee the the middle east. european countries struggle to find space for the the thousands of refugees, as kelly wright reports, there are renewed pressure for u.s. to do more. >> reporter: thousands office migrants make their way across europe a as they try to escape war, poverty in the middle east. australian and germany have taken in a large number of asylum seekers, many of whole had been stranded for days in hungary. >> we just want to live peacefully. we don't want to be in this conflict. >> reporter: despite welcoming thousands of migrants over the weekend australia now says it will roll back measures that allow them to enter their countries. officials call it a matter of security. >> unaudible. >> reporter: many migrants powering in are from syria and some say this crisis won't be resolved until the civil war there, comes to an

starting in sussex county for the tour of the farms making opening remarks there were heading to south plainfield for their annual labor day parade. >>> thousands of in migrants continue to make their way across europe and they are trying to escape war and poverty in the middle east. australia and germany have taken in a large number of asylum seekers, many of been stranded for days and hungry despite welcoming thousands, over the weekend australia says it will roll back measures to allow them to enter their country. officials called it a matter of security. many pouring into europe are from syria and some say this crisis won't be resolved until the civil war there ends. >> it has been a chronic failure over the last four years of the national powers, including u.s., but also significantly russia and regional powers like saudi arabia and iran to come to grips with the nature of the the syrian civil war. >> estimated 364,000 migrants have arrived so far in europe this year. >>> europe is overflowing with refugees an egyptian billion air is saying there is in limit to what he is willing to do to he

in 1960lker was born seven in colorado springs, colorado but spent his early years in plainfield, iowahis family moved to wisconsin in 1977 where he was involved in a number of activities including boy scouts. he attended marquette university and worked for ibm during school before he dropped out to work full-time. he was elected to the state assembly in 1983. he was inaugurated as governor of wisconsin in 2011 and into 2015.cond term in walker wants to transform the educational system, reform government, and invest in infrastructure. he is married and has two sons. good to see you. you are official now. how does it feel? gov. walker: it has been nice. it has been great to be here in new hampshire and across the country with my family. it is a lot of fun to get out and see people and know it is official and talk about our vision and hopes for america. >> a lot of issues in this race. you are very vocal in your criticism of the deal with iran. gov. walker: i still remember as putting brother and i rail of ribbons -- putting yellow ribbons around trees when iran held the 52 hostages. thi

. >> before heading to south plainfield, for their annual labor day parade, as well. >>> philly wraps up another successful made in america, fourth year. >> fourth year. >> fourth year. >> almost 70,000 people. >> both days. >> a a lot of people. >> and saturday and yesterday. >> crews are out cleaning up and starting to break down the the massive set up. you know they had five or six different stages. tens of thousands of people jammed the parkway to enjoy, look at all those people, big names, took to the main stage, beyonce head line the she saturday night. >> how was the show. >> amazing, as usual last night the weekend rocked out. that was also, ending with fire and fire works. >> the weekend is the name of the singer. >> yes. >> even though it was the weekend. >> exactly. >> he closed out the weekend. >> the weekend closed out the weekend. >> it makes sense. it really does. >> officials say it was a smooth weekend but now talking about the weekend, not the days. >> you're talking about the the days, saturday and sunday. >> thanks to good planning and fourth year of made in americ

scott walker was born in 1960 7 in colorado springs, colorado but spent his early years in plainfield iowa. his family moved to wisconsin in 1977 where he was involved in a number of activities including boy scouts. he achieved the rank of eagle scout. he attended marquette university and worked for ibm during school before he dropped out to work full-time for the american red cross. walker was elected to the state assembly in 1983. in 2002, was elected as milwaukee county executive. he was inaugurated as governor of first wisconsin in 2011 and into his second term in 2015. walker wants to transform the educational system, reform government, and invest in infrastructure. he is married and has two sons. got that out of the way. governor good to see you. , you are official now. how does it feel? gov. walker: it has been nice. it has been great to be here in new hampshire and across the country with my family. my wife and sons have been with us. it is a lot of fun to get out and see people and know it is official and talk about our vision and hopes for america. >> a lot of issues in this

plainfield, new york is is waiting on our line for republicans. good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to know if mr. mohammed is aware of the side deals that were made between the u.n. and iran, and he could elaborate on what they are? it is my understanding that one of the side deals, iran can do their own and soil samples. i am wondering if the other side deals -- i don't know how many there are -- would also contain information that would certainly be negative in terms of approving the steel. deal.roving this i don't know how congress can vote for a deal when they don't know the content of all the other deal. i would like you to elaborate. thank you. guest: thinking for the question. this refers to the mechanism by which the deal is going to be monitored. that mechanism, as i said before, is through the international atomic energy agency, the united nations nuclear watchdog that is based in vienna. iaeagreements that the makes with individual countries on verifying their nuclear programs are all secret. here is of the matter that the iaea says they can't make all the d

that's the extreme, but it talks about the variety. 62 in plainfield, and that's with jeanne, jeanne the weather machine. she has a jacket being necessary with the temperatures, and relative humidity to a lower number. 64 for the south shore, and 62, and this is walter in thompkins cove. i thought this was pretty. good old charley hoffman. beautiful shadows, and pretty skies yesterday. i think more blue today for the mountains north and west. get ready to savor that with the sun. if you're going to be out for a long time, have your sunscreen. you have to be mindful of the possibility of a sunburn, and it's clear and 64. winds are calm, relative humidity at 56. 57 in white plains, and 48 in the hamptons, and 49 in edison, and talk about diernal dynamics, the city hanging on to the heat. 5degrees warmer than it was this time yesterday. in the city, it's going to be warmer. shooting for 84. low to mid-80s today, and then the mid-80s dominating tomorrow, and some have the upper 80s by thursday and there's nothing going on. the big ridge of high pressure, and the weak little front pushing

plainfield, new york is is waiting on our line for republicans. good morning. caller: good morning. would like to know if mr. mohammed is aware of the side deals that were made between the u.n. and iran, and he could elaborate on what they are? it is my understanding that one of the side deals, iran can do their own and soil samples. i am wondering if the other side deals -- i don't know how many there are -- would also contain information that would certainly be negative in terms of approving the steel. deal.roving this i don't know how congress can vote for a deal when they don't know the content of all the other deal. i would like you to elaborate. thank you. guest: thinking for the question. this refers to the mechanism by which the deal is going to be monitored. that mechanism, as i said before, is through the international atomic energy agency, the united nations nuclear watchdog that is based in vienna. iaeagreements that the makes with individual countries on verifying their nuclear programs are all secret. here is of the matter that the iaea says they can't make all the det