and then jim ramsey and david maxwell got even more bad news.he killer's fingerprints found in diane maxwell's car that was supposed to be in her police case file were also missing. >> it was just like every day was another blow to the stomach. >> i knew they existed. and now they're gone. so yeah, i was pretty upset about it. >> with all the evidence gone, david now had to tell his father that the case might never be solved. mortgage process here tellat quicken loans.zing we care about your loan as much as you do. we're not just number crunchers. i'm your buddy. i'm your team mate. i specialize in what i do, and i care about my clients call us for a mortgage experience that's engineered to amaze. ...i got lots of advice, but i needed information i could trust. unitedhealthcare's innovative, simple program helps moms stay on track with their doctors to get the right care and guidance. (anncr vo) that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. how do i win?ight.everyone wins. because we're streaming the movie that you love. well, how do i win? becaus

this is janet ramsey, and jack igel of wisconsin, practicing their fancy foot work there. now,'s heart recipient. janet's son, chris, donated the heart. duo has been dancing together since january, all in preparation for the transplant games of america. >> i think we've been doing really good. i'm feeling pretty comfortable now at the tango. >> we're going in with very open mind of we'll just do the best we consideration and just it will just be fun. >> ramsey says being by eigel's side with her son's heart means so much to her. >>> kicks off next month in houston. >>> great, listening to the heart with a stealth scope, great shot. >> 4:43, how are we looking today, katy? >> not bad. i say finds a pool near you. >> that's what i say. >> this is bob swimming in his pool? >> yes, today will be a day where you probably will want an excuse to cool off. so air-conditioning, nothing terribly oppressive, but enough that you are feeling, ugh, so good excuse for that today for sure. we keep the sunshine, i don't think you have to worry at all about any wet weather, save for up in t

jim ramsey has riffle against germany. jim ramsey has riffle forecast.e. mereh x ta.at intended to virtually eliminate all forms of discrimination. the battle for civil rights was long and bloody. this midday we look at the chicago events and people who sparked history while making change more than half century ago. this was the first day of the sedan generous second 1962. big movements sometimes began with small events. this history has been buried for 50 years. genealogists a total student at the burnside elementary school with his mother and other mothers briefly staged since. overcrowd it. the school board solution was to transfer only the black kids to another school. we cannot reason with the principles. for three weeks in the dead of winter they carried picket signs and staged a sit-in. although his own mother looked like anything but a troublemaker. she and the others arrested fingerprinted and bundled off to jail. had never been in a paddy wagon in my life. we had some mothers and their that were praying. i do not have any regrets. the space now h

not to go down lopes or ramsey. as it starts to get dark, we could see some of these fires reignite again. >> yes. certainly, the wind is not expecting to die down as we head throughout the next three to six hour period. the wind is pushing the smoke and flames off to the north. it's gusting at 24 miles per hour. so it could carry some of these embers. if you are close enough to smell the smoke you are close enough to still be impacted by this fire. that's why the evacuations are still in place. there's the location right near 680 and 80 at cordelia and lopes road. let's look at the fire forecast for the rest of the bay. and what you are going to find is throughout this weekend, hills above 1,000 feet, winds anywhere from 20 to about 23 miles per hour, you still need to watch that. it's not extremely gusty, but with our drought in place it's enough to be concerned about. >>> from the heat here in the bay area, the heat in phoenix, atz az. live pictures from downtown phoenix, giants baseball is next. [ grunts ] what?

>> yes, commissioner ramsey didn't minutes any words either.nifer joyce, thanks so much. >>> meantime the man charged in the sexual assault of a woman in rittenhouse square, her apartment there is being held without bail. police arrested this guy, 28 year old milton march a owe, garcia, charged him yesterday. they say he attacked 26 year old woman early saturday morning inside her apartment on spruce street. now, he was captured on surveillance video moments before. here it is. he pick up garcia from a restaurant where he work on broad street preparing food. police say they found the victim's keys in his pocket, her cell phone inside his south eighth street home, and a bike like the one he has been seen locking up in their surveillance videoment women in rittenhouse are relieved to learn of this arrest. >> this morning i felt a lot better coming downtown, knowing that he was off the street. >> police are also looking into a report from another woman that garcia may be the man who exposed himself to her while walking near 16th and vine, an hour

police commissioner charles ramsey says the police officer tamika gross is currently suspended with the intent to fire, she did turn herself in to police internal affairs, and she is charged with endangering the welfare of children and simple assault. investigators say, between january of 2012 and october of 2013 gross accompanied, encouraged and participated in physical fights between her children and other children, in one case, in 2012, prosecutors say gross brought her 18 year old son to fight a 16 year old neighbor from down the street, the fight escalated into a brawl, with several groups of young men, gross also accused of forcing her daughter to fight and then jumping in throwing punches her sever. neighbors don't believe these allegations. >> it is just a poor example. the fact it is a police officer makes it even worse. so, you know, but we're dealing with it, again, you know, she is charged criminally, which means she could do jail time, face a fine, and she's also being fired. so i think that's pretty severe. >> just shocked me. because she doesn't do nothing. she stays in t

logan ramsey. 13 for frank. ♪ >> get those boys to the hospital.ets. , hurry, to the hospital please. 100 beds. cross roof, the red plainly marked. a symbol of mercy the enemy would respect. >> divine services were held beside a bomb crater. eventide, we buried our heroic dead. ♪ major.ain, colonel, ♪ [" my country tis of thee"] ♪ quick 1942 film, "-- >> the 1942 film, "the battle of midway." view hisohn ford service in the u.s. navy? >> ford was really proud of his service. it was the oldest of the five directors i write about. he became a grandfather during the war. he had been old enough to serve in the first world war, even though he did not. i think the war was a proving ground. he really wanted to test his courage and although he was at least once directly in the line of fire, i am not sure that ford .ver believed he was courageous at one point he said, all i know is that i am not a brave man. i am a coward. that was after he had been at d-day. ford was proud that he had served and when he completed his decommissioning papers, he said he woul

logan ramsey. 13 for frank. ♪ >> get those boys to the hospital. please do, quickly.ts and clean sheets. get them doctors and medicine and nurses' soft hands. get them to the hospital, hurry, please. >> there was a hospital, clean, orderly, 100 beds. on its roof, the red cross plainly marked. a symbol of mercy the enemy was bound to respect. >> the next morning, divine services were held beside a bomb crater. it had once been a chapel. at eventide, we buried our heroic dead. the last salute from their comrades and officers. ♪ sweet land of liberty of thee i sing diedwhere my fathers pridef the pilgrims' mountainside let freedom ring ♪ >> captain, colonel, major. ♪ [" my country tis of thee"] >> ♪ long may our land be bright with freedom's holy light ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the 1942 film "battle of arthur --joining us is -- author mark harris. ford was really proud of his service. he was the oldest of the five directors i write about. he became a grandfather during the war. he had been old enough to serve in the first world war, though he didn't. i think the war was a proving ground.

and because my colleague, david ramsey, who was president of the university of maryland had many relationships with japanese big pharmaceutical companies we ended up with one of them coming to us. we went with them. we didn't go shopping. >> and do you have a sense -- and one thing we are trying to figure out particularly in light of the last drug panel, when they say we have to charge that much because developing a new drug or vaccine is close to 2 million. >> i think it is combination of many things. i don't think they are as awful as they are being painted but i understand why they are being painted like that. the research cost are enormous and their research cost are only a fraction of the total research cost because the total research cost is probably ten times or more. a lot of this work on hepatitis has been done over the last 30 years and most of it funded by governments and a very large fraction funded by the u.s. government through the nih. i think we are just beginning to see the fruits of that. i think the drug is fantasting. and again, because i didn't get a noble prize in economi

master hughes .logan ramsey. ♪ 13 for frank. ♪ ♪ >> get those boys to the hospital.urry, please. get them doctors and medicine. a nurse with soft hands. there was a hospital, clean, orderly, 100 beds. on its roof, the red cross plainly marked. a symbol of mercy the enemy would respect. >> divine services were held beside a bomb crater. the next morning. it had once been a chapel. at eventide, we buried our heroic dead. the last salute from their comrades. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> captain of the navy. >> major roosevelt. ♪ ♪ [" my country tis of thee"] ♪ [drumming] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the 1942 film, "the battle of midway." by director john ford and joining us from new york is author mark harris. how did john ford view his service in the u.s. navy? >> ford was really proud of his service. he was the oldest of the five directors i write about. he became a grandfather during the war. he had been old enough to serve in the first world war, even though he did not. i think the war was a proving ground. he really wanted to test his courage and although he was at least once directly in the line of fire

and because my colleague, david ramsey, president of the university of maryland for many years, many relationships with japanese big farm, we ended up with one of those coming to us. they can to us. so we just went with that. we did not go shopping. >> do you have a sense? one thing we're trying to figure out this ridiculously in light of the last panel, when farmers as we have to charge that much because developing a new drug, developing a new vaccine can cause close to a billion dollars , do you buy that? and is it research they are doing or research that they are slowly pulling out? >> i think it is a combination of all the above. i know some of the people. i don't think there are quite as awful as they are being painted. i understand why. the research costs are enormous. that's very clear. their research costs are only a fraction of the total research costs. the total research costs are probably ten times and more. a lot of this work on hepatitis that has been done of the last 30 years of very large fraction funded by the u.s. government. so i think we're just beginning to see th

> police sources also told us they believe the suspect's name will be released, once commissioner ramsey is notified of the arrest later this morning. the latest outside of special victims unit. jen bernstein, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> jen, thank you. >>> meanwhile, a 18 year old is fighting for his life after shot six times on glenwood avenue in north philadelphia. he collapsed on or the any street. near him, police say, they made disturbing discovery. they found a high powered assault rifle. they're interviewing witnesses and looking at surveillance video at this hour but the shooter remains at large. >> no criminal charges against a store own here fought back after man was trying to reb her. frankford avenue in philadelphia's mayfair section early last night,ly say the man pulled a knife on the 46 year old woman at stand's health foods. that woman who happens to be former police officer and secret service agent, she pulled a gun and shot the man killing him. >> take a lock at this video from center city. steam bill owed into the air last night after steam pipe burst right near the

. [♪ music ] mahmood, serage, ramsey, and faraz. al jazeera, gaza. >> wonderful talent.before we go with half an hour gone, brazil are leading chile 1-0 in that crucial match at the world cup. can you imagine the excitement there. headlines coming up. >> ithis is the declaration of independence 2.0. >> the gettysburg address, the america's most important speech, the words of abraham lincoln is the latest of burns work. >> the flawed hypocrisy of thompson jefferson's original declarations.

. >> police tell us they do plan to release that suspect's name, once commissioner ramsey has been notified later this morning. that's the latest outside of special victims unit. jen bernstein, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jen, thank you. >>> also, this is new this morning. a 18 year old is in critical condition after shooting in north philadelphia. the victim was shot six times on the 400 block of glenwood avenue. he then ran over to, any street where he collapsed. police say hi powered assault rifle was found near the victim. they're interviewing witnesses and looking at surveillance video at this hour, shooter remains at large. >> meanwhile, no charges are expected against a store own here shot and killed a man that tried to rob her at knife point. it happened yesterday, at a health food store, in the 7100 block of frankford avenue in philadelphia's mayfair neighborhood. police say the store owner is a former police offer -- officer. >> looking more like a horror movie, a steam pipe burst. near the convention center last night, as steam filled the air. remember the fog and the mist that

commissioners charles ramsey suspended her for 30 days with the intent to dismice. pew is a 27-year veteran in the department, the second female officer charge this week. >>> on tuesday, officer tameka gross turned herself in on assault and other charges. she's accused of encouraging her children to fight their teenage rivals. in one incident, prosecutors say gross even got in on the fight, punching the 14-year-old girl her daughter was fighting. >>> gro gross is on a 30-day suspension with intent to dismiss much she had been with the department for eight years. >>> now to our weather, a hot and humid day, these shoppers didn't seem is to mind the uncomfortable conditions outdoors. nbc 10 in ardmore, montgomery county where several people hit the stores at suburban square. when it's hot, go shopping. live look from citizens bank park in south philadelphia, fans on the don't have to worry about the rains tonight if they are nbith ndin for the nske p irhe miditydaanw night even less on saturday. our camera network shows the blue skies at the shore, some clouds in the

philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey says his department won't stop arresting people for possession even if mayor michael nutter signs the bill allowing it. the commissioner says marijuana possession will still be treated as a misdemeanor. the council passed a bill that if people are caught with less than an ounce of marijuana, they would get a $25 fine instead of going to jail. >>> drivers in our region hit another obstacle, another bridge closed for safety reasons. this one in montgomery county. the graterford road bridge, we're told the bridge could be off limits for years and that's not welcome news for local businessowners. nbc 10's lu ann cahn is joining us live tonight. >> reporter: we're just across the street from the bridge. so is this restaurant. it's karaoke night but they're also planning a fix the bridge party hoping e ining to convinct to hurry it up. >> the traffic around here is going to be madness. not only for the people trying to get to work, but the people trying to get to my business. >> reporter: patricia gillespie's restaurant on route 29 was once built as an

police sources tell us, they do plan to release the suspect's name once commissioner ramsey has been notified of the arrest, later this morning. >>> that's the latest outside of special victims unit, jen bernstein, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> thank you, jen. now, new this morning, 18 year old is gunned down in north philly. now police hope surveillance will read to arrest. victim shot six times in the 400 block every glenwood avenue. police found him on or the any street, and right by him, was a high powered assault rifle. the teen we're told is in critical condition. >>> and, a search on for killer at this early hour, after a 29 year old man is shot during a robbery in west philly. chopper three was over the scene last night, at south ford and market streets. police tell us the man shot twice died at the hospital. >>> let's get your traffic and weather together. we start with katie, good morning. >> good morning, everybody, nice clear skies generally speaking to get you out the door this morning, certainly mild. not terribly muggy just yet. that's going to change, though, little b

for a look at the situation on the ground now, here is stewart ramsey of our sister network sky news iraq tonight. >> reporter: last checkpoint, the effective front line for kurdish soldiers protect being the roads to mosul and the isl fighters. the kurds have been strengthening their positions for days now but crucially they won't answer because the mosul residents are happy. >> local residents feel they have been oppressed by the maliki government. they are cooperating with the forces. >> the collapse of the iraqi army's rest cyst tans was remarkably quick. >> this was a joint army and police space and as the fighting got nearer, they have abandoned their position. they changed into civilian clothes, leaving their uniforms, even their body armer and the plate carrier they have left behind. the point of the matter is isis is dug in. they have even more weapons. >> these are just 27 iraqi soldiers who did try to fight while thousands of their colleagues fled. they can't explain how it happened. >> i can't understand how these units gave up so quickly. >> the checkpoints are clocked w

. >> ten-year-old and his friend ramsey unpack their instruments. [♪ music ] >> they've been playinglassical arab muck together for five years, and they practice every day. he recently won a prize for playing the instrument. >> i feel joy when i play with my friends. >> over half of gaza's population of 2 million are children. many are exposed to political violence almost every day. the organization defend children international say more than 350 children were killed in gaza during israel's three-week invasion at the end of 2008, and another 30 were killed in renew conflict in 2012. farazi's mother said that music helps her son and his friends cope. >> i love him learning music because music is connected to the soul and humanity. it's especially important in gaza when people are anxious always. >> reporter: the national conservative for music has more than 200 students. >> he's now playing with some of his student friends here. for anyone who has stereotypes about life here in gaza, have a listen to this. [♪ music ] [♪ music ] al jazeera, gaza. >> all right, still to come on the prog

. >> somebody want to get ahold of commissioner ramsey real quickly? >> it is actually heavy.e, bucket, when i go into my apartment. >> actual bucket? >> it is like a metal bucket. >> okay? >> so many cameras. >> oh, look, even opened the door. >> that's how you get into a bank. >> with a heavy bucket? >> and i throw the change into this bucket. it is now so heavy, i can't lift it. >> well, dif at this up then. smaller container? >> yes. >> she's in there. >> all the way? >> in line. >> she's checking back, okay. can i use -- >> oh, casino every cute. >> hey! >> here we go. wait a minute. >> she's not robbing the place, is she? >> pro tend we're not plugged into the surveillance cameras. >> anybody any acres in. >> here we go. >> he is a tough guy. >> i am here at digger land. >> doing my thing. >> oh, man. ♪ come have fun at sesame place with everyone's favorite furry friends. enjoy rides where you can splash... and whirl. and, play in the all-new cookie's monster land. with 5 exciting rides, a monster clubhouse and more! get unlimited visits and more with a season pass for s

and gordon ramsey he plays for the rest the world team because as much as he sounds english, he's actuallyrs in the england team, teddy sheringham, took against this. and he decided to play the villain and he decided to take him out. and once gordon was on the floor, he kind of took his face and rubbed his face in the dirt a little bit and then walked away, thinking, you know, he'll get up. and like five minutes later, when gordon's being carried to hospital -- [ laughter ] -- teddy sheringham was like, "i'm so sorry, man. i'm so sorry." it was kind of brilliant. >>h:

commisoner charles ramsey suspended her for one month with the intent to dismiss. >>> a bucks countycuba diver wrongly imprisoned in honduras is now free. devin butler and five other members of his dive team were jailed last month. they wer doing humanitarian work in the country when local police found guns in the boat and arrested them. they have the weapons to protect them against piracy. their release was secured on monday. butler's mom tells us her son is in the process of returning home. >>> president obama is asking congress for $500 million to train and arm syrian opposition fighters that would get the u.s. more deeply involved in the syrian conflict. u.s. intelligence also runs a covert train and assistance program. the senate may act on that bill measure sometime this summer. >>> meantime, president obama is waking up in minnesota this morning where he attended a fund-raiser last night at this town hall meeting yesterday, the president said washington needs to work to help the middle class. he said he's promoting the need for better child care policies, paid family leave, a

. >> eddie: jim ramsey is running out. he lost his scissors.out there to work with henrik lundqvist. >> eddie: jeff carter coming in on a fore-check. there's lundqvist. the slash and then the collision from shoulder to shoulder. definitely a penalty. both referees had their arms up. you have to make every effort to avoid the contact of the goaltender. they have just shown the replay to 18300. fans are allowed. they sometimes see with their hearts, not their eyes. carter in the box, rangers to the power play. david lenevieu played some in australia at the farm team. lundqvist remains in goal. staal wins the draw cleanly. muzzin played it along. stopped there at the half boards by richards. five-man scrum. taken on by lewis. hurrying up on the play is stoll. lewis delays. delays further. slipped one in front that's held by lundqvist. >> eddie: trevor lewis just put himself in a spot where he waited way too long to make a play. great job by ryan mcdonagh coming all i watt over. lundqvist with an easy save. >> pierre: you love the effort level of s

. >> the charles ramsey says tenure laws leave school districts without options. he says his district has spent millions fighting to remove failing teachers. >> we have to have that flexibility. if we don't, we will constantly see the same results over and over and over again. >> over a period of time we might be without a tenure system. >> even with today's ruling, legal analyst says it isn't dead in california. she said state lawmakers could spend more time evaluating teachers before they make a decision. >> it would take a few minutes r. for the state legislature to prepare a new tenure system. >> reporter: union's plan to appeal this case could eventually make its way in front of the u.s. supreme court. live in walnut creek, ryan takeo kpix 5. >> not all teachers are against today's ruling. some teachers at king elementary in ring monday say they don't want to work with tenured teachers not pulling tear weight. >> if you're not putting your heart in it and you're ten youred and you're just tired collecting your check, don't do this to our kids. >> california i

we are very happy to high john ramsey, the former acting head of trading markets at the s.e.c. what it does is that it shows that ix is providing choice. we were honored in the fact, you know, that he -- he agrees with our mission and he's going to help us accomplish it. we're very happy with that hire. >> keep us up to date on that, brad. we appreciate it very much. thanks for stopping by. bob, thank you ago well. we'll see you in a bit. ty, up to you. >>> the big story related to free and fair markets, a jaw-dropping article in "new york times," three professor, two at n uniform. u. westbound as mcgill, looks at hundreds of deals they allege that in nearly 1 in 4 of those deals, that there was suspicious stock activity, catherine rangeo-ward says that markets are built with getting an competitive edge, and you all know harvey pitt, welcome to both of you. i hope you can step back and let you guys discuss this. catherine, let me pose a hypothetical. i'm a cfo after major company xyz, and i know we're about to make an offer to buy company abc. why should i be able to trade on t

police commissioner charles ramsey tells us tonight he immediately suspended officer tamika gross with intent to dismiss within 30 days. the mother and cop is not only charged with encouraging her children to fight but also throwing punches at kids herse herself. officer tamika gross was more like a bully according to the district attorney. prosecutor it's say on at least three occasions she encouraged her own children to fight other kids. >> it's just a poor example and the fact that it's a police officer makes it even worse. report roar police commissioner articles ham say says he was disturbed to hear the details. in one case, in 2012, prosecutors say gross brought her 18 year old son to fight a 16 year old neighbor from down the street. the fight escalated into a brawl with several groups of young men. gross is also accused of forcing her daughter to fight then jumping in and throwing punches herself. >> that kind of thuggish behavior is unacceptable. it happened on more than one occasion. she not only encouraged her child to fight she participated in the fight. >> family members o

. >> reporter: charles ramsey board president of west contra costa unified says tenure laws leave schoolts without options. he says his district has spent millions fighting to remove failing teachers. >> we have to have that flexibility because if we don't, then we'll constantly see the same results over and over and over again. >> for a brief period of time, we might be without a tenure system. >> reporter: even with yesterday's ruling, existing law stays in place during the appeals process and state lawmakers could add more time evaluating teachers before they're tenured. >> it would just take a few minutes, you might imagine, for the state legislature to supplant that with a new tenure system, one that the judge indicated a three to five-year system would be appropriate. >> reporter: things are rarely easy in the california legislature. a lot of the lawmakers in sacramento have close ties with teacher unions. it will be interesting to see what they do. right now live in burlingame, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> a family with a sick child takes a chance on an experimental new dna test deve

. >> reporter: charles ramsey board president of west contra costa unified says tenure laws leave schooltricts without options. he says his district has spent millions fighting to remove failing teachers. >> we have to have that flexibility because if we don't, then we'll constantly see the same results over and over and over again. >> for a brief period of time, we might be without a tenure system. >> reporter: even with yesterday's ruling, existing law stays in place during the appeals process and state lawmakers could add more time evaluating teachers before they're tenured. >> it would just take a few minutes, you might imagine, for the state legislature to supplant that with a new tenure system, one that the judge indicated a three to five-year system would be appropriate. >> reporter: now, three of the nine student plaintiffs in this original case are from the bay area. we'll hear from one of them coming up in the next half hour. right now, live in burlingame, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> the family of jahi mcmath wants her school to grant her an honorary diploma. the 13-year-old 8th

he replied, [ imitating gordon ramsey ] "your food is complete rubbish and you should be ashamed of yourselfn. "hey gordon, it's mom. just want to say, i love you." [ laughter ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: he's brutally honest. >> steve: brutally honest. >> jimmy: brutally honest. >> steve: can't hide it. >> jimmy: he's depressing. no b.s. i got it. well we got a reply from my pal arnold schwarzenegger. he responded, "maleficent." let's see the question. "how do you pronounce magnificent?" [ imitating schwarzenegger ] >> steve: maleficent. >> jimmy: maleficent. >> steve: maleficent. >> jimmy: maleficent! get to the chopper. >> steve: it's not a tumor! >> jimmy: it's maleficient. no that's malignant. >> steve: oh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: sorry. >> jimmy: the tumor's maleficent! [ laughter ] i saw the movie it's fantastic. it's "maleficent." no magnificent. >> steve: magnificent. >> jimmy: i don't get it. i'm quitting. i'm leaving. i believe you are picking on me, bully. [ laughter ] >> steve: i won't be back! >> jimmy: oh come on. you can't say your catch phrase. here's one from c

that is out of ramsey, minnesota. a train derailment early this morning. that train jumped the tracks. actually affected commuter services, north star service in minnesota is shut down for the day as a result of that crash. now, we are learning from local tv stations there that those trains were actually empty. thankfully nobody injured. but not something you do not see very often, if ever. a striking sight there. >>> new this morning, army sergeant bowe bergdahl back on u.s. soil. immediately whisked to army center. the army will hold a press conference later today to talk more about what the final phase of that reintegration will likely include. doctors say bergdahl is doing much better physically but suffering mentally afrom the fie years he spent in captivity. he spent extended time in solitary confinement and beaten repeatedly. in a statement released today the army said it did not begin a formal investigation surrounding bergdahl's capture. >>> still ahead, east coast politics heading west. chris consisty is popping up in san francisco today, but wil

and gordon ramsey he plays for the rest the world team because as much as he sounds english, he's actually, he's full of mouth. he's full of lip. and one of the professional football players in the england team, teddy sheringham, took against this. and he decided to play the villain and he decided to take him out. and once gordon was on the floor, he kind of took his face and rubbed his face in the dirt a little bit and then walked away, thinking, you know, he'll get up. and like five minutes later, when gordon's being carried to hospital -- [ laughter ] -- teddy sheringham was like, "i'm so sorry, man. i'm so sorry." it was kind of brilliant. >> seth: well, i hope you raise the money, and i hope you manage to walk off on your own two feet. >> fingers crossed. >> seth: and i can't wait for both your movies. congratulations. and thank you so much for being here. >> thank you! thanks for having me, too. >> seth: james mcavoy, everybody. "x-men -- days of future past" is in theaters this friday. and "filth" opens in select cities on may 30th. we'll be right back with wendi mclendon-covey. [ c

not prevent the firing of the teachers that some was cut across the school board president charles ramsey teachers and the says he's excited about the ruling as part of a process wearing a great achievement california and bottoms and soon achievement and we hope the student will we tarot kids and what do better for student and test scores to prove so big it can become competitive gone to college become very productive citizens and the society. , wrote this >> : he also believed it will allow better teachers to go more urban poor minority schools believes that this tenure provision allows teachers to pick and choose where lego beseeches association does not believe that is part of this provision and there's still some give-and-take over just how that might be impacted by this >> : airline formalized and then appeal process of will begin setting california teachers' unions both appealing and this whole process piling of the briefing in arguing that we it sells ticking time and my bike and a final ruling from the appeals court on this case for a couple of years. oakland police responding one

dave ramsey's daughter is here, rachel cruz, also the coauthor of "smart money, smart kids."ung adults in their 20's and 30's living at home because of the bad economy. >> yes, so they say. they're graduating with massive amounts of student loan debts, probably credit card debts they racked up and they don't have the dream job or having a hard time finding a job and they move back home and they get settled in and mom and dad kind of let them stay for a long time. >> how do you get them out? you've got tips for the parents to say okay, boomerang kids, now you're back out on the one-way street. you say number one do what? >> set a move-out date. this is key. >> when you're 40 you've got to get out. >> i want to you do this in writing, but have a contract to say here are the expectations while you're in the house and this is the date to get out. this is loving your kids well. you're harming them by letting them live in your house forever and ever because they don't have the dignity to be adults. you're helping them move out. loving them well. set a clear move-out date. >> you sa

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and can someone please -- ♪ ♪ >> good morning, moments ago philadelphia police commissioner charles ramseyer of the svu, if they have it, but we're on it, we're going torched the person responsible. >> we'll have more on "action news" at noon, 8:57, june 23. let's go over to karen rogers. >> reporter: good morning we have an accident at stump road we have an ambulance and police blocking the right lane at 309 and slowing passing the scene. watch for that. expect slowing on the turnpike eastbound near morgantown blocking the left lane. voorhees evesham road is closed between 73 and brendanwood drive and blocking the turn lane to 73. expect delays there. >> let's go outside to david murphy. and see what he has to say about accuweather this morning. >> reporter: 72 in philadelphia, 70 in allentown. and low 70s down the shore. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, it's going to be a nice one lots of sunshine. humidity not too bad, high of 84. more humid tomorrow, 85. humid wednesday high of 85. wednesday afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms are possible. tam? >> thank you, d

. >> and they get inspected too like regular restaurant, but i watched enough gordon ramsey kitchen nightmaress. sometimes it is creepy. >> most insidious thing you can do as a maid of honor? how about stealing from the woman who made you the maid of honor, the bride herself, on her wedding day? >> eaten of west virginia and her husband, elvis, a periods in court, you see them here. after the bride's purse, wedding rings, and honeymoon cash were found in their trucks. >> the maid of honor, eden bosswell, took the purse, took it to her truck, where it was laying in the back of the truck, accidentally locked himself outside of the truck -- >> if convicted the so-called made of dis-honor could spend to up 39 months in jail. that's my sister will be my maid of honor some day. >> she better not do that. >> i know. >> we'll look at her mugshot one day. >> elvis. >> elvis, he's not in the building any more. >> he's in the big house. >> 8:09. new health trend taking over hollywood. this one of course causing some controversy. don't they all? actor ryan fill pea and his girlfriends were just caught doi

gordon ramsey did kona last year. >> do the athletes get elevated to this extra level of celebrity?have to win every one. >> is there a michael jordan of your -- >> not quite michael jordan. but there's a handful of professional athletes that within our community are it. are "it." we are looking at how do we promote those athletes? they are extraordinary ambassadors, dedicated and super, super, super fast. >> you're not going to watch for 11 hours, though. that's the thing. the terms of the visual. >> we have had a partnership with nbc. and more recently with nbc sports to broadcast our races. >> it has to be produced. >> it has to be produced. and our show that's generally in november or december on nbc focuses somewhat on the professional race but talks about stories of more typical athletes. >> people watch the tour de france. that can go on for hours. not 11 hours. >> i don't sit there watching the tour de france. i know some people do. lance armstrong became famous. i wasn't going to mention him actually for ironman. kelly slater for surfing. people know who he is. by it's hard

ramsey does not exist in today's world. his gut to get over the way it is. secondly, the only things i have heard about is where some people planesncerned whether if were shooting these around, will it cause damage to people or animals? these.igners used it is not an issue. nothing is failsafe. they can always be an accident. >> can you say a couple of words about funding for preservation of the sites? little -- it was a was a little tongue-in-cheek about the world bank. how do we preserve these things that you're discovering? good question. there are a lot of people around that are raising money and trying to raise more money to do it. there is no question that with the advent of using this we're going to discover so many site. not all of them are going to be preserved. some will get preserved. some won't receive funding. from individuals, and our case, our project to date has been privately funded by wealthy individuals. they believe in the cause. it was not so tongue-in-cheek about world bank. he actually, i've been talking to them for a month and a half