. >> is reuben, junius & rose? sorry i need to make a disclosure pardon me one second here god i lost my i have a previous business arrangement are reuben, junius & rose i'm hired them on a separate matter but feel i can hear this case without bias >> i have reservations burr one of the planning commissioners i know espoused himself you i understand you have the authority to make that decision you'll be absolutely. >> correct the decision to hear the case before us. >> all right. >> i wanted to make that point there's a precedent in that matter where i because of personal relationships and people are espousedism. >> the relationship has been disclosed he didn't have to excuse himself. >> identify yours please. here's my card. >> so if i might have the overhead projector please you have it. >> i have it okay so i'm going to run through this in the series of blultsz and commissioners supported the appeal in the past the wiener legislation the monitor holmes legislation i'm going to talk about the 8 year occupant of t

reuben's family's taking me for a birthday lunch. you see? even the reubens remembered. we'll be back at 6:00, and we're taking you to a special birthday dinner. okay? we are? jay! i'm sorry, kid. i wasn't sorry. it was a setup. we're throwing him a big surprise birthday party. and he totally fell for it the little jerk. i mean, that's the whole point of a surprise party. you take someone who you really love and you play 'em like a fool. that's not the whole point of all this. manny has been feeling a little bit neglected and i wanted to give him the most special day. this is the last birthday that it's only going to be the three of us. i can't wait to see the little dope's face. ...and then that smug carol chu was all "you can't dig without an environment impact study." and them i was like, "bam!" and then i slapped the study onto charlie's desk,

okay, reuben. this is why i never hang out with cool kids. yeah you rejected them shortly after you and your mom roller danced at the talent show. oh... (scoffs) we were robbed. couldn't have been the song you picked. "wing beneath my w--" ow! [beeping] ooo come on everybody, i think this is my grandson. [lip syncing] ♪little girl you look so lonesome oh my goodness. ♪i see you are feeling blue ♪come on over to my place ♪hey girl ♪we're having a party happy birthday, grandma! ♪we'll be swinging ♪dancing and singing ♪baby come on over tonight now for the 17 toppings. >> gummi bears, oreos. >> looks good. just getting started. >> butter fingers, peanuts, fudge browny bites, whipped cream, m&ms, mini reeses and marshmallows and of course can't do it without a cherry on top. 10,993 calories in one bowl. >> is there a doctor in the house just in case? >> a sundae. you're about to watch me eat it. >> three, two, one -- go! >> this is making me feel ill. too much sugar. >> this is a sundae and a monday tuesday, wednesday, thursday friday and saturda

ktvu fox 2's ann reuben live with details. good afternoon. >> reporter: now, ray mcdonald is still here at the police department being processed. authorities say he will likely be booked into the santa clara county jail sometime later today. now, this all started about 3:45 this morning. santa clara police officers say they were called to a disturbance at mcdonald's residence. they say mcdonald had physically assaulted a woman there while she was holding an inpant. they say he had already fled the scene by the time they arrived and he was later picked up on tara november nova l.a. va in san jose. >> 3:48 this morning our dispatch received a call of a disturbance at the residents of ray mcdonald in santa clara. officers responded to the residents and learned that ray mcdonald was the suspect in an assault case. additionally, he was also a suspect in a child endangerment case. subsequent to that officers tried to locate mr. mcdonald, but he wasn't there. he had fled after the incident. so we were able to locate him in san jose i

reuben? problem, bill, the fight against isis is one step forward and two steps back. the white house and the pentagon will only allow the reporting of the one step forward and so we don't recognize that we are losing this war and that we refuse to recalibrate our strategy in order to win. >> they don't acknowledge that they are not going to acknowledge that if i had the president on or even the joint chief of staffs. they wouldn't acknowledge that last night there was a late night meeting in the white house. to come up with some kind of strategy. i'm saying to myself this is going on three years now that this threat has been in play. there is still no strategy and you are seeing ramadi 70 miles away from baghdad fall and all the blood and treasure that the united states spent in iraq is going down the drain before our eyes and you still don't have any counter to it? is that just incompetence, mr. reuben? >> it is, bill, that's just the tip of the iceberg because when the obama administration

and in any event, reuben thought that tavis and i would be a good combination, so he put us together, and i wrote with tavis his autobiography. and then last year he and i did a book together about martin luther king jr. the last year in his life. and recently we've worked together on this book on maya angelou about his relationship to maya angelou. but tavis is sort of the ideal collaborator because he appreciates what i do, you know, and shows me great respect. and also i love how he speaks, and i love his voice. and he's intrinsically a good storyteller, so it's been great combination. >> host: is the ghost writing business a pretty big business that we don't necessarily know about? is. >> guest: yeah. the one area we haven't talked about is deep ghosts which means that you don't have your name on it. you touched upon it earlier. but a deep ghost is a person who has ghost written a book for typically politicians will use a deep ghost because they want to give the idea that they actually wrote the book. and i don't know i haven't done a survey on it, but i think -- i don't know whet

look at the document and talk about the process going forward i'm trying to think back to how jeff reuben and jenny i forgot to the d h.r. to the extent you engage the consultant on it i'll suggest a low expenditure as possible and the high executive searchers has not yielded hi quality which was to the extent i will or i like the 15 thousand more than the thirty or 40 and finally, the records generated in that process i said first suggest there be job description updated at minimum qualifications and desired qualifications i appreciate with commissioner vice president andrews what you what and that is nice a fine approach and there are records eir d h.r. or the commission should keep the records from the public and i'm in that d h.r. was not as strong or doing different things and reaps why the administrative reasons had expertise on running the process that is why that happened that way 11 years ago i look forward to this progress i hope another will apply and have a pool of well qualified candidates this should a terrible choice. >> you talk about keeping records but you understand tha

and i know reuben marro feels the same way. >> ben, do you think he could play every day? >> i do.the thing he could do is play all over, as wepwhy i think he would -- he's the type of guy -- i don't know him personally. but i think, just like anybody else, if you know you're going to play every day, you are more at ease and:ñfe let the game come to you a little bit more. >> i thought he looked really good at third base after they sent ashy out and he was there for three days or four days before franco came up. 0-1 to odubel. >> he never really has played regular for the phillies except for that stretch where they tried in center field. >> i didn't think he looked all that bad in center field. i don't know if his arms could play in center field. >> the arm could play at short. i think he could play at center. >> 0-2 to herrera. in the dirt. one ball, to strikes. >> that's such a lost art anyway. good outfield arms. it's just something that's not practiced. it's not something that's -- not something that's taken a lot of pride in. jeff francoeur, always taking pride in his arm. and

. >> mark with reuben, junius & rose that's the potrero hill not opened and next on second street actually store in hayes valley noah valley. >> that's my point they're all quite a ways away and this is really inconvenient when having you have a banknote resemble close to where you're doing business or living you have to go to their things and some things can be done offsite regarding issues that are more long lasting in scope some should be done in person that's a benefit for people in the neighborhood to have a bank particular one that smaller and indicators to the community it doesn't matter whether it is close to another three or four banks but acquit a ways away from other branches. >> commissioner moore. >> i'll say commissioner richards idea about the saturation the only thing that makes me lean in favor of this one as the over component of the street corner that as a stabilizing beyond banking hours i see a similar thing an or on a vacant lot no more wells fargo and starbuck's a separate distribution decision it hopes things flow beyond the banks hours i'm considering that favorabl

reuben? >> it is, bill, that's just the tip of the iceberg.ause, when the obama administration looks at what's going on with the islamic state in iraq, they want to look at this through the lenz of grievance. they want to say the reason why we have the islamic state is because the iraqi government isn't generous enough. isn't talented enough. if only they would be nicer to the sunnies then maybe the islamic state wouldn't massacre christians and women and so forth. but, you know, that doesn't plain why we have the islamic state in libya. that doesn't explain why we have the islamic state as we just heard in afghanistan or in yemen. the fact of the matter is we are battling a fight against ideology and while they may be playing chess we're not even playing checkers, we are playing solitaire. >> you didn't answer my question. is it incompetence that the obama that administration does not confront them? is it incompetence or something else? >> it's willful incompetence and let us hope it's not something else. >> i mean, the only other thing would

. >> so good afternoon commissioners with reuben, junius & rose representing the project sponsor. >> i given you a small handout it was intended to be originally part of the packages but accidently it got left out in any case i'm going to talk about the project and my colleague will show the actual plan i think the overall we have a relative straightforward project project sponsor has worked with staff in order to include a few modifications we have support on the project we're not aware of opposition there are a few resident that are here we were able to talk with them and show them hopefully we answered their questions it has minimal impact on the neighbors what we have a lot of existing 5 unit building and those units will not be impacted or effected by the project in addition, we he have in the rear of the property a storage building we're looking at converting that structure into two dwelling units so the 2 units are within the existing envelope and footprint of the rear yard structure we're not expanding horizontally or vertically we're uniquely located if you look at the map t

later in the fourth reuben tejada goes down striking. nine strikeouts for gio. the that in nats beat the mets 1-0. >>> and swinging like he's at camden yards, joseph sends this ball to left. a solo shot. second of the year. the orioles go on to win this one, 4-0. my phone was buzzing off the hook. i have an uber driver waiting for me to catch the fight. can i go now? >> sorry to hold you up. >> sorry, i've got to go. >> and i picked mayweather. >> mayweather. i'm out of here. >> that's going to do it for us. a new ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background ♪ a great entrance never goes out of style. dresses start at $25. the eva mendes collection. exclusively at new york and company. >>> good evening. as many of you know tonight's episode of "saturday night live" will air concurrently with the floyd mayweather/manny pacquiao boxing match, an event many are calling the fight of the century. historic, once in a lifetime television, and the moon landing of

. >> good afternoon, commissioners reuben, junius & rose i have here with me ryan and gym eagle e egging on and overview i can't think the project architect we're glad or glad to be here i want to start outing out of with a history this was originally approved and received one performances extension unfortunately, the oriental owner was not able to get a site development the project was purchased and continued to do it site permit they were fortunately able to resolve a water challenge they site by agreeing to run a new water mainline up to the project site however, by the time that issue was roved it inspired and not able to get an extension we want to reauthorize the project and the project sponsor is ready to move forward i want to point out a couple of challenging aspects of the site i'll put it on the monitor from the commission package as you can see here this is an eir regularly shaped lot with mississippi street and portion of, texas that is extended right now, texas is land marked it stopped

. >> thank you commissioners dan with reuben, junius & rose for the project sponsor i'd like to speako the contra costa to hawkins issue as commissioner antonini mentioned state law did ordinarily prevent the city from restricting the rent from onsite unit only in a bonus given to a project the dwelling unit exposure modification is the only part of the project approvals that jatsz additional square footage for the project so if there is in dwelling unit exposure modification our ability to 0 did 0 onsite utilities unit it put in jeopardy. >> where i'm coming from on the market street project here we are in a debated deadlock i hope to ask you can come back with one or two alternative we'll see the impact oh, we don't like that trade off but instead of 50 percent can we have a 40 or thirty percent exposure so commissioner johnson and commissioner wus point are we trading off given where we are in the past experience we able able to look at this i'm going to ask for continuance this to come back with a couple of design schemes and i think there is a misunderstanding if they're able to

legendary third baseman mike schmidt liked that catch and apparently so did phillies general manager reuben amaro who saw it all and apparently joked about signing capco. maybe he should guys, because the phils lost to the mets, 7-4. reporting live in at citizens bank park in south philadelphia tonight, ken "channel 6 action news." >> it was a good catch. >> we need all the help we can get. >> that's right. >> more to come on "action news" a break through meeting at the vatican has the leader of couldn't mu niingt cuba sat down with appropriate francis. >> president obama sprngz a mother's day surprise on three lucky mom's. >> how a fan made a great play at citizens bank park. details of the game coming up. jeff skversky has sports when "action news" comes right ♪♪ norwegians are free to do everything under the sun. free to cruise at their own speed... free to explore their own way... free to discover a new world of taste... free to smile wider... applaud louder... free to live fuller, deeper, and closer... that's how you cruise like a norwegian. (sing-out) cruise like a norwegian book now

big news phillies general manager reuben amaro who let's face it not the most popular guy in town, angered some fans have after they said they don't understand the game. he was asked about how fast fill boys bring up last years number one pick aaron nola and how some fans with like him to be promoted now. ruben said they don't understand the process. there is a process. they blank and complain because they don't have a plan. is there a plan in place and we are sticking with the plan. we cannot do what is best for the fan, we have to do is what best for the organization, so the fan can reap the benefit of it later on. well, this morning he then clarified his comments. >> when i say the fan it is not all of them. there is a lot of knowledgeable fans. there are those loud my nor of fans that believe that we should be doing x y or z and we have to do our work based object what is important and what we feel is right by the organization as a whole. >> eagles spent their first ot a at novacare complex. everyone attended except evan mathis who wants a new deal or new location and chip kelly says t

slavo reuben is the founder of indy go go the largest crowd funding site. tanya yuki is share glee provider of social content analytics for businesses. thanks so much for being here you guys. good to see you guys. let's go to the first question. it is about access to capital. >> i know some people that have had a lot of success with this crowd funding stuff, and i would love to hear more about it the dos, don'ts, pros cons, all the strategies about crowd funding. >> this question is directed right towards you. >> the crowd funding. well definitely crowd funding is a great alternative to get access to capital versus any other methods. there's an entire book we can discuss of dos and don'ts. number one you want to have a good pitch. you want to be able to create a video. that way you can raise up to 114% more. you want to be pro active. you want to get updates out there. have an update every four days or less. you'll race four days -- you'll raise more money if you update every four days. if you build it they will come. get the snowball rolling. in terms of t

i talked to a girl who works in real estate, laura reuben top broker in chicago, and selling things as quick as she can put them on the market. neil: that changed recently? >> within the last two years maybe longer things have started coming back and people are selling again where people weren't selling properties because they weren't valued where they should be. neil: so when you hear bill that a lot of people look at this overall economy six out of ten of us are convinced we're in a recession that doesn't jibe? >> people in the real estate business are confident again. people in the upper echelon have more expendable income and they see it. they're taking advantage of it. just like any other downturn. people who buy when it's down are taking advantage of the opportunity. they have the chutzpah to take the risk. the higher the risk the higher the reward. neil: i guess so. i don't mean to sandbag you, there's a lot of talk that donald trump is going to seriously consider running for president. i say you don't want to open your books up to everybody it's a demeaning process. a lot of pe

there used to be lots of places to get your reuben or cherry soda to drink. >> the world series is goinge says, this is the kind of thing that jimmy carter saw, ladies and gentlemen, the bronx is burning. the old image of the bronx as middle class, healthy area had survived up until 1977. this shattered it. >> the bronx was burning like the story, and that stuck. politicians make the bronx a poster child for what was wrong, would always be wrong, would never, we were told, get any better. >> so you now have a slum lord, essentially, snapping up large numbers of buildings? >> that's right. first of all, he takes out a huge fire insurance policy. so he goes to these junkies and he says, you see that empty apartment on the top floor. i'm going to turn my back. you take all of the lead pipes that are in there, but i have one request, please. before you leave, turn on the water. and the water comes down, driving everybody else out. they then hire an arsonist, set fire to the building, collect all the money, and they leave. >> i remember it well. things were bad. are things getting better? >>

seven people were killed including an 8-year-old boy, samuel reuben on his way home from the cinema and 35 people were injured. the veteran captain described how he released one of the most damaging bombs. his words here. he said: my finger hovered on the button that electrically operated the bombing apparatus. i pressed it and waited it. minutes seemed to pass before the above the humming sound of the engines their rose a shattering roar, a cascade of orange sparks shot upwards, and a billow of incandescent smoke drifted slowly away to reveal a red gash of raging fire on the face of the wounded city. in the aftermath a london coroner's inquest heard how a middle-aged married couple had been trapped by fire in their bedroom. they were discovered dead kneeling by their bed as if in prayer. the husband's arm around his wife. the coroner's verdict on those killed was willful murder by germany, exactly as it had been on the sinking of the lucetania three weeks earlier. in the united states we have the government under president wilson by now arguing about just how far to press their process

. >> t ball coaches, reuben amaro, junior. >> he can hit good. he was hitting without the t yesterday in our backyard. so having some fun over the holiday weekend. i got the a baseball team ready to go. i'm ready for the draft. good morning everybody. 5:46. north on the garden state parkway, at stone harbor interchange. watch it anyone watching us this morning and stayed an extra night and will come right back from the shore into the office, first accident of the morning on the shore town, roadway there. otherwise, traffic lights are out at 34th and grays ferry. they have put up stop signs that will be with us for most of the the day. fire location at diamond between 29th and 30th. septa's trent than line, northeast corridor looking good. no problems this morning. bridge lease good as well, tacony pal my, yeah walt whitman, commodore barry, we have had opening at that coney palmyra. folks taking boats out for memorial day no problems yet coming down i-95, schuylkill looking good. little bit of the delay on 476 for gang heading down toward the air

. >>> before last night's game phillies general manager reuben amaro junior apologized for comments printedn an on line article. gm says phillies fans do not understand the game of baseball and complained because the phillies don't seem to have a plan. a amaro made the remarks talking about the topic aaron nol a a needs to take to the majors soon. ruben says, i'm a fan myself. i understand passion and knowledge our fans have for our game and other major sports, all of the other sports in philly. the comments weren't in meant to disparage our fans by any stretch of the imagination. i probably used my word incorrectly or poorly. i want to apologize for that, end quote. >>> phillies fanatic is in the spotlight, at this elementary school in marlton burlington county. i love that fanatic. the appearance was part of the fanatic about reading program. that program asks kids to read 15 minutes a day and complete reading logs. the top performing classes got to spend part of the day with that big fury green guy the fanatic, a great time for the kid, fanatic teachers i'm sure and what a great program

harvey reuben a global infectious disease specialist delivered the commencement address.cials handed out the school's first ph.d. degree in biomed sin. >> jim gardner and the "action news" team are standing by with these stories and more coming up next at 6:00 the unofficial start to summer it is here. how people are kicking off the holiday weekend with festivities at the shore and back here in the city. >> also a temple professor under arrest tonight. ahead the secret information he's accused of giving to china. that and much more coming up next at 6:00 for monica malpass adam joseph cecily tynan jaime apody sharrie williams the end tear "action news" team, i'm rick williams. have a good night. >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rodgers meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪♪ >> friday night a reward is in the offing to find the bandits lined a gun store robbery in collingdale. >>> and a cow tries to make a get away on highway in mercer county. but the big story on "action news" tonight is the start of the summer season's

i sit right next to reuben gallago. he is another veteran. seth mol ton is alongside as well. freshman democratic side as well as republican side. our main point is that our perspective, members of the military and their perspectives are heard. >> from an organizational standpoint how does congress compare to the military? >> well that's a good question. no one ever asked me that. i think in some ways it compares pretty well because everything in the military is about leadership and chain of command. in congress here is we're sort of like that most of the time. in that way we have chairman running our committees. we have the speaker and majority leader running both house of congress. we have a general running national guard in hawaii. everybody follows his direction. i think in some ways it is like that. there is flexibility and savings in the legislative branch and in congress. i wouldn't necessarily tell the general, no, but in some cases you can tell leadership here. i'm a democrat proud democrat. i can tell leadership and leader pelosi in some case, it is okay. >> could yo

. >> i lived in charleston south carolina and the police chief at the time, reuben greenberg was knownnefits of it and touted it. i had a girlfriend who became an alexandra police officer. he engaged in community policing which meant that she had to live in the projects that she was being made available to serve, so to live in the community. that was a long time ago. why are there major cities that are saying we don't do it we don't embrace. what's the obstacle? is it costly? is it that jurisdictions don't believe it's beneficial? >> first of all, i have not heard of any police department in the country saying they don't believe in community policing. >> why aren't they doing it. >> we've seen police departments not demonstrating and maybe clearly understanding what community policing is. here again i refer back to the 21st century task force report. it gives departments, it gives community an opportunity to understand how to begin to build those relationships. >> so not to get side tracked. the reason we're talking about this is because you have the cleveland police officer and the ma