circuit court in richmond, virginia.imately aaron burr was acquitted of treason but the proceedings took months. aaron burr would have been executed if he was convicted. it was a huge trial at the federal court in richmond, virginia. that was 1807. 60 years after that, 1867, that same federal court in richmond came up with another trial that was just as spectacular. it was the arraignment of the former president of the confederate states of america. jefferson davis. they first tried to pin the assassination of president lincoln on him but they settled for trying him for treason. the initial imprisonment and arraignment of jefferson davis on treason charges took place in richmond, virginia, and the jury in that trial was the very first racially integrated jury in virginia history. look at that. seven black men and five white men. the first integrated jury in virginia. ultimately that integrated jury never had to reach a verdict because the charges against jefferson davis were dropped. the federal court in richmond, virgin

for cities with over 1 million residents, richmond, virginia, was number one, followed by norfolk-virginiaam, north carolina, and atlanta, georgia, round out the top five happiest cities. in last place, new york city was rated the most unhappy metropolis. >>> and maine, the state that bills itself as vacation land, is reeling in tourists this year. as chip reid tells us, they are coming from the other side of the world. [ honking ] >> reporter: in bar harbor, maine, customers on these lobster tours are all but eating out of his hands. >> smell. >> reporter: nikolai's clientele recently has been undergoing a seed change. what percentage of the people on this boat are from china? >> more and more. i used to hardly get any, and now i can say probably between 15% and 20%. >> reporter: on average, that's 150 chinese tourists a week. one big reason, last month, the first daily direct flights began from beijing to boston. most boston visitors take side trips, and maine is just up the coast. over the next five years, the number of chinese visitors to the u.s. is expected to more than double from 1

but in richmond, virginia, another appeals court said just the opposite.s will continue as the cases are appealed to higher court. >>> here on wall street, investors will be watching corporate earnings reports from boeing and pepsico ahead of the opening bell. the dow rose 61 points yesterday, the nasdaq advanced 31, and the s&p gained 9. >>> growth prospects for apple are brighter this morning. the company reported higher earnings as it sold more than 35 million iphones. apple earned $7.7 billion in the third quarter. fewer ipads were sold, but possibly two new iphones are expected in the future. and apple has won approval for a new smartwatch. the company submitted a patent for a new mobile electronic device complete with diagrams for what apple plans to call itime. it's expected to be launched in october. other smartwatches have been introduced by samsung and lg using google's android wear technology. anne-marie? >> all right, jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. >>> donald sterling takes another step in his fight to keep cont

richmond, virginia. the picture home to 210,000 people and the state capital.s also where the washington redskins have training camp. monday, officers from the nearby hampton police department stopped in to nab a few players. it was all on the up and up though. the officers needed popular players help to send a message to young people. >> we are trying to reach out and touch those kids on the border line and hopefully they will connect with us. they will connect with the players. some of the campaigns with the redskins. >> players, including quarterback, robert griffin, iii, made a message to the police department who are making a video to reduce youth violence. >> police are actively searching for the person who shot and killed a teen. >> hampton has had 21 homicides so far this year. and 14 of those cases, teens were the victim for suspects. reaching young people is paramount to stopping the cycle their previous video effort had 10,000 hits in less than a month. the hampton roads remix of one republic counting stars caught the attention of skins owner, dan sc

we have the dad, ryan noble, an anchor at nbc 12 in richmond, virginia. welcome to the show. >> hi, guys, thank you for having me. >> your wife is so calm in the video. tell me what it was like before the camera started rolling. >> this is the calm after the storm because i woke up to just her screaming bloody murder. >> the kids give an explanation of what they were trying to pull off with this artistic rendition? >> they are nontoxic paints, i want to make that clear, no danger to them, but they were hidden up way high in a closet where we didn't think they could get to. my daughter, clara, 4 years old, hatched a plan the night before, put it on the book shelf, and woke up her brother the next day to to do this together. >> normally, they wake up up in the morning, hit the ground running like most toddlers do, but they were eerily quiet that morning, including the littlest one who rats the other two out. >> what happens to the stuff? >> everything was sal vamged, but took a long time to do it because of the volume of it. start to finish, four hours to c

that happened in washington, d.c., including richmond, virginia and hampton. >> this is not a perfect bill. and i don't think i've voted for a perfect bill, but this is a good bill that moves in the right direction. >> many say certain employees need protecting too. >> honor whistleblower. listen to whistleblowers and change the culture of the v.a. so it doesn't treat whistleblowers like skunks at a picnic. >> democrats and republicans seem to wholeheartedly agree as the president chastised an often unproductive congress. [ cheers and applause ] >> come on! come on and help out a little bit. stop hating all the time. [ applause ] [ laughter ] let's get some work done together. >> everybody keeps saying this is going to take a radical culture change and senator warner thinks that means an improved i.t. scheduling team. he's called what he calls a s.w.a.t. team of virginia tech companies from the private sector who will for free, upgrade the v.a.'s system. scott thuman, abc~7 news. >> new tonight at 6:00. developments in the irs scandal. the head of the house ways and means committee ha

. >> richmond, virginia, where they are putting the finishing touches on the redskins' facility in preparationor training camp. a week from tomorrow, their first practice is thursday morning. >> how about jimmy gram. he signed a four year contract, $40 million, with $21 million guaranteed. and the guarantee is the first couple years of the deal. y gram is -- jimmy gram is 27 years old and the highest paid tight end in nfl history by far. >> they have gathered for the royal championship in liverpool. the first round is thursday and the odds favorite is roy mcllroy with justin rose behind him. tiger woods and mickelson are 18-1. mickelson hasn't had much success. he's had only one top ten finish, but this should be fun to watch. >> dwyane wade is staying with the miami heat and will take a bigger role with bosh and lebron gone. it's a two-year deal worth $34 million. >> did he hell -- did he tell his knees they have to be there too? >> steve is ready with >> we've got a great, great day coming tomorrow. >> it's going to be beautiful out there. today we had a high temperature of 89 degrees. our r

he is an anchor at wwbt nbc 12 in richmond, virginia. welcome to the show. so sorry. >> thanks for having me. >> your wife is so calm in this video. please tell me what it was like before this camera started rolling. >> this is definitely the calm after the storm because i woke up to just her screaming bloody murder. >> did the kids give an explanation as to what they were trying to pull off with this artistic rendition? >> it's nontoxic paint. i want to make that clear. there was no real danger to them. we had it hid in a closet in a place we didn't think anybody could get to. my oldest daughter clara who was 4 years old planned it the night before. she waited until her brother woke up the next morning to get in on the action together. >> i imagine you must be on pins and needles any time they're giggling in the next room sfwloosh they hit the ground running, as most toddlers do. they were eerily quiet that morning, including the littlest one who usually rats the other two out when they're up to no good. >> what's going to happen with all of the stuff? >> f

court of appeal in richmond virginia weighed in on a subsidy wording.he court ruled that an internal rule outlining subsidies and credits is legal because it's essential to the structure of the law. >> you don't need a legal deg to understand that congress intended for every eligible american to have access to tax credits, regardless of whether it was state or federal officials running the marketplace. it's a clear intent of the law. >> the legal fight are not over. the obama administration is expected to appeal the ruling, striking down subsidies. the affordable care act could wind up before the supreme court. for now the law is the law. no one will lose tax credits for buying insurance. the aca and four years old and is controversial for some as it is popular for others. the question is how potent is it as an election year issue, will candidates run on it, against it or ignore it altogether? . >> this time on "inside story", a look at the court decisions, and the twin paths forward for the affordable care act. the legal and political. will the supreme

the redskins have already started their training camp in richmond, virginia, in attendance of course for his first camp, desean jackson. shown d jack was big hit with his new fans, and desean says he's not looking back, desean and the redskins come to lincoln financial field september 21st. i'm looking forward to that game. we'll see what happens. i'm sure a lot of our guys are looking forward to it, too, want to pop him, because he's on the other side, now. >> he's the enemy now. >> keep him from get that football. >>> jill wagner joins us from new york for a look ahead tore the day on wall street. >> first, a look at what's on tonight on cbs-3. >> developing story that leads this morning's look at headlines. investigators trying to figure out what prompted deadly shooting at miss err fitzgerald hospital in darby. he was shot by a doctor after a suspect shot and killed a case worker yesterday afternoon. doctor suffered graze wound to the head in that shoot-out. >>> israel's parliament meets today to discuss cease-fire thefts their ongoing battle with hamas in the gaza strip. 150 pal

richmond. they marched 70 miles to charlottesville, virginia. they got on trains and were of riot in lynchburg on june 17. on june 18, came the battle of winter bird that didn't -- battle of lynchburg. hunter fled over the mountains to now west virginia. early thought about chasing him but they didn't but he took one look and it was clear this was big. he marched his man down the valley -- we mean north because of the way the river flows. they marched down the valley. they were not very well supplied. a third of the man didn't have shoes. they waited two days along the route for a shipment of shoes. they got up to harpers ferry in martinsburg where the union under general siegel, and other union general, he was a political general. he was a german immigrant. he was the one that had not very good experiences at newmarket on may 15 where he outnumbered the confederate troops and he lost. he was unofficially known as the flying dutchman. he fled martinsburg and harpers ferry when early forces came in and they had a nice fourth of july eating all th

. >> as for the happiest towns, richmond, virginia, then norfolk, washington, d.c., raleigh-durham and, atlanta. >> yeah, your old hood. researchers asked people how satisfied they were with their lives and they factored in things like marital status, education race and family size. >> makes sense. you can't do too much in new york unless you're super ultra rich. >> so money does matter. >> yeah. >> okay. >>> a big question for beyonce and jay z. that question, are they heading for divorce court? >> rumors about a possible split started after the "new york post" reported on their troubled marriage. the source says jay z is doing all he can to keep them together hiring marriage counselors during their current tour together. >> like everything else we've seen, the couple isn't talking about any of the rumors. i mean still trying to figure out what happened in the elevator. >> imagine if that's happening while they're on tour together. how do you do that? struggle and have to be on stage performing together. >> and i would say probable separate tour buses. >> so many questions. of course,

. >> i drove from richmond, virginia, through the hurricane stuff. >> i'm very proud to to be american>> that sent many carried over in norristown in montgomery county patriotism on full display with the red, wet and the blue. >> beautiful weather met with my beautiful wife. >> live music brought families to their feet. >> he went up up on the stage and played the drums. >> the party forged new friendships all happy that this morning's rain only wash out the parade here and nothing else. >> when i left today, i put shorts on. iran back in and put warmer clothes on. turn out beautiful. couldn't be better. >> reporter: not better night they say to celebrate the usa. >> what i like the most is being with family, friends. >> this is our country. yes. i'm very patriotic. i'm very excited. ♪ >> absolutely beautiful sight. if you missed fireworks tonight. there are plenty more saturday and sunday. we have a full suburban firewo fireworks guide at cbsphilly.c cbsphilly.com. reporting in longwood gardens, jan carrabeo cbs-3 oy were the news. >> vice-president joe biden celebrated independence d

if you capture richmond, the wa, will be over no matter what elsn might happen. logistically, virginia poses a o problem, of course, given the resources afforded by the shenandoah valley. richmond and its iron works. it's manpower. the confederacy augmented the military manpower it august sle meanted its enslaved population. people forget that the largest e export from the commonwealth of virginia were enslaved human beings. you're adding 400,000 people tog your workforce. a valuable one if you're waging a war. finally, top graphically, offer virginias poses problems. though it also offers opportunities. you'reea familiar with the east/west network of rivers. each of them providing an excellent point for con fed rats armies to sit around and challenge themselves.nock the most famous is the r rapahannack river network.those there's an opportunity for union military planners in that thoses rivers, plus the chesapeake bay and the james river that runs all the way up to richmond. can operate in a can cooperative army/navy campaign. you can in fact penetrate rather deeply into the commonwea

forecast for training camp in richmond virginia looking for sunshine tomorrow. gorgeous there. temperatures higher 88 and 94 saturday. 96 degrees expected on sunday. they're going to have high heat sunday. meanwhile around here, temperature wise tomorrow afternoon, 79 to 86. call it beautiful, fantastic, whatever. it's going to be a great day to get a lot in. the heat returns here also this weekend. 90 to 92 degrees locally saturday higher temperatures. isolated thunderstorms, your best chance of storms hit sunday. that could be as early as noontime. 88 on monday. we're dry, 81 tuesday, 83 wednesday, 85 thursday. low 80s as we get to the bottom of next week. cooling trend, i could say cooling when the average is 88. storms not until the weekend. >>> breaking news in fairfax county now. >> authority crews on the scene of a wreck. jackie just got there. what can you tell us? >> well i know you've seen the pictures from the air. it's an astonishing scene on the ground when you think what could have happened. witnesses tell us what happened is that large blue panel truck with the a

for richmond, virginia, which was the former capital of the con fed are asy.hey were selected after a competitive process. among them, a young man from philadelphia. >> it's a dream come true. when i stand next to a freedom rider, it's like i'm standing next to history. it's exciting. that's why i'm so nervous right now. >> all of the students were chosen because of their commitment to enhancing sieve ill rights enforcement in their own community. >>> the red cross is asking for the public's help to avoid a summer blood shortage. they are urging people to roll up and donate, especially with o negative, b negative and a negative blood. the red cross sees fewer donors this time of year because a lot of people take summer breaks. to find a place where you can donate, go to nbc10.com. >>> a storm threat for parts of the viewing area this wednesday afternoon. sglt first alert weather team is on top of it for us. glenn? >> a storm threat today as we are dealing with the dangerous heat. then more problems tomorrow. i will spell it all out for you. >>> all new tonight

. >> i'm cathy wright from down in richmond, virginia. i know there was a concentration of numerous p.o.w.s. i was wondering in there's civilian populations helping prisoners escape. >> that, i can't speak to you as much as i'd like. certainly a lot more research in terms of confederate prisoners. a book i'd recommend is not military prisoners, but nonetheless, the adventures in confederacy. living prison, castle thunder, later salisbury. they make an escape. there's a focus on unionists who are assisting them in their run to freedom. in the fall, it's still an off chance that more likely you could go to escape by october. for a good time to get to that blockade line, they're in this role in the 1890s, his great pain in telling the story is he waited too long to try to touch base with this person who's critical to his survival. he passed away just a couple of years earlier. this prisoner not able to say thank you in the way he thought he ought to. a big thing seems to be the mistreatment of prisoners by the gangs that operated there. i ha

storms are expected to reach as far as the i-95 corridor threatening cities from philadelphia to richmond, virginia. >>> happening today the woman accused leading her two kids in a hot car while she gambled is scheduled to enter a plea. it happened last week in pleasanton, the 37-year-old phaley nget was inside the casino when police found her daughters, two and three, need a locked car strapped if their seat. the woman says she went into the casino to use the restroom. the bail was $100,000. also, today, the man accused of sexually assaulting women posing as a police officer will appear in court for a preliminary hearing. the prosecution says the 35 -year-old wore a fake uniform and targeted recent immigrants. he will bring the victims into the home, give them drugs or alcohol and assault them and threaten to have the victims deported if they said anything. he pleaded fault guilty to the charges. >> the propose tax on soda in berkeley will be debated. the city council proposed one cent an ounce tax on sugar sweetened drinks. they will make $1.5 million on the tax that pays for city services. >>> i

when you get involved in this, and by the way, you're base in the richmond, virginia, benninging it tohiladelphia, you go through a two week almost like a boot camp, right? >> basic fitness class. >> okay? >> basically monday through friday, for two weeks, and do you have make nine out of ten days to graduate. you get certificate and t-shirt. if you love it you can join for a year. $100 a month, come once a week, twice a week, five times a week, as often as you want. >> then most of the time, at least one, two of the instructor are former navy seals. but, certainly, all of them are fitness certified for your thing, that you have going? >> absolutely. we have actually 50 instructors, some seals, some doctors, some physical therapists, we even have a guy fly 747 jumbo jets to europe for times a month, and he tells his friend the rest of the month i work for the navy seal guy. >> amazing. >> amazing, the people we've brought together. >> i don't want them too tired. i'm worried about them get too long tired. you say it is all about mind over matter? >> it is, you know, we can all do more

this one in richmond, virginia, a fourth circuit issued a ruling.ng as you qualify in the income bracket can get a subsidy. this has turned into a political battle. the white house saying it will appeal the d.c. circuit court decision and ask a full panel of judges, not just the three to look at it again. >> you don't need a fancy legal degree to understand that congress intended for every merp to have access to tax credits lowering health care costs regardless of who was running the marketplace. that's a clear intnt. this will work its way through the legal process, we are confident in the legal case that the department of justice will make. >> republicans say that the d.c. circuit court decision does that the haeth care la is flawed. here is john barraso of wiming who is a -- wi oming who is also a during. >> it's time to repeal and replace this health care law with real reform. i call on the supreme court to take up the case and come to a conclusion on this so people understand what is in the law. >> nothing changes in the way that americans qual

storms are expected to reach as far as the i-95 corridor threatening cities from philadelphia to richmond, virginia. >>> a popular salon is closed after a fire. flames broke out yesterday afternoon at the salon off of east 4th street in san leandro. the nail span will had smoke and heat damage. the flames were knocked down in 20 minutes. a firefighter was injured with a non-life threatening injury. a malfunction in the facial room caused the fire. the hair and nail salon are owned by two sisters. in word open its future but the nail salon will re-open in just a few days. >> state senator is calling for criminal investigation into construction problems on the new bay bridge. the senator says a senate investigative report revealed how the department of transportation accepted substandard work at taxpayer expense dilling how they knowingly allowed flawed and potentially hazardous work by chinese firm that did most of the new suspension span roadway and tower work with a hearing schedule next month. >> we have been keeping you updated on the program on 580 with the overturned banana truck. >>> traffic

thinkyy> hard about what -- >> horace holmes joins us live from redskins training camp, he's in richmond, virginia. any reaction to this latest twist coming from hillary clinton? >> many of the folks behind me who have traveled from all over to watch their team, to rub shoulders with the players told me they could care less about what hillary clinton or anyone else has to to say about a name change. >> you would be hard pressed at redskins training camp in richmond to find anyone who wants to change the team's name. in fact no one practically wants to talk about it. >> we've always been the redskins and we will always be, and i'm proud of the name. >> fans have jammed the facility to see their football heroes up close. they proudly wear the burgundy and gold. >> when you see how many people are supporting the team it shows how dedicated they are as a fan base. the team and the whole name. >> redskins fans out doing what fans do, rooting for their team. flamboyantly showing their support eor the players. >> the things that should prosper are good health, wealth, and the washington redskins! >> for

they're based out of richmond, virginia. but they're starting a new group right here in philadelphia. the navy seal talking right there, he was a navy seal for ten years. and while he says that this is pretty darn close to what he experienced, he does say that this doesn't exactly match up. good morning to you , sir. >> good morning. >> this is as close as you can get without being a navy seal physical train zblg this is an outdoor fitness class for men and woman. >> reporter: the one thing we talked about off camera, and you hear it all the time, is that this type of training is all about leadership and team building. >> yeah. you're not alone on this planet, you're not on loan in this class. if we work together we can move mountains. it's all about teamwork. if somebody saved your life would you care if they're fast or slow? >> that's good. that's very good? >> tall or short, black or white. it's amazing what we can do if we work together. >> reporter: so what you'll do is every routine is different, every day is different

university of mary washington, steven farnzworth and josh barrow and reporter for nbc 12 in richmond, virginiaryan nobles. i want to start with you, ryan. at the time when mcdonnell was accused of these improprieties, you could actually in virginia accept anything as long as it was publicly declared, that actually put out a tweet that said, the worst thing about the bob mcdonnell story may end up being everything he did was completely legal. you cover virginia politics. i try to explain this to folks who don't pay a lot of attention. in virginia, a lot of what mcdonnell did here, at least to some degree is legal if there's not real quid pro quo. the prosecutors have a difficult job proving this, do they not? >> i don't think there's any question, luke. there's two big hills the prosecutors have to cross. did he violate virginia law? as you said has long given elected officials the ability to accept luxury gifts of any amount at any time as long as they publicly disclose that they received those gifts and then the second end of it is, it doesn't matter how much johnny williams gave governor mcd

shortly later, a different court, the fourth circuit court in richmond, virginia verge said americans can qualify whether they're getting health insurance through a state or federal exchange. both panels of judge little said the law is fairly vague. it's not very clear. and that's because the obama administration thought many states would set up their own exchanges. they didn't expect so many republican governors to say we are not going to do that. we'll rely on the federal system, creating a built of a gray area. >> how will these rulings impact americans? i would imagine it won't impact them at all for a while here. >> that's right. i mentioned that the first decision was bad news for the obama administration, but the second decision that came out was really in the democrats' favor. nothing happens for now. the white house is going back to the d.c. circuit court, that decided against the obama administration basically and ask them to have the whole panel of judges look at it, not just a three judge panel. white house spokesman had this to say today. >> you don't need a fancy legal d

in richmond, virginia, julie carey. "news 4 today". >>> 6:50. you never expect this to happen to you, let alone on the beach. but lightning killed a man and hit 13 other people on california's popular venice beach boardwalk. it happened during a rare summer thunderstorm in southern california. fire officials say some beach goers were in the water, others were on the sand when lightning struck. witnesses say they never experienced anything like will this before. >> the loudest clap of thunder i've ever heard in my life. it was so close. i thought it was like a bomb almost. >> all of a sudden the loudest thunder i ever heard. like a scene out of jaws, all the mothers going into grab their kids. >> just ahead on the "today" show, more on the status of the victims and devastation caused by severe weather across the midwest and northeast. >>> if you're about to head out the door to go to the redskins training camp, you should know the fan walk through is canceled. you can still watch the team practice. that starts at 8:35. players will be in full pad

. >> today steve's in richmond, virginia, seeing a jumping competition over an unusual but tasty obstacle. >> we're going to run over the world's biggest plate of delicious tacos. >> as the riders demonstrate their skills above a giant bowl of tortilla chips it becomes clear that, like nachos, riders get chewed up fast. the stunts are amazing, but so are the crashes. >> oh! >> today's riding was probably some of the most world class that you'll see in a back street parking lot. over a plate of nachos that probably will ever exist in the bmx, or humanity in general. >> the nachos event may seem like nuts, but it's light fare compared to the bonedeath competition. >> we're riding in a swamp on some garbage. >> the scene in new bedford was probably one of the weirdest scenes i have ever witnessed, a course basically built in between two buildings, build on a swamp. >> bmx rider paul herrane built it. >> it started out as a bet. have everybody throw money into a hat and say, hey, look, you want something you want to do and you think it's worth a prize, you do it, and i'll tell you your reward

slavery, including right here in the heart of virginia's slave trading district, shokko bottom in richmond, virginia. and where the purple arrow is marked is where one of the petersburg region's former slave turned soldier robert banks will go to the dealers, dickinson, hill & company and be kept there until the war ends. so i'll stop there. because i'm out of slides. and i'll let you ask questions. [ applause ] start over here. >> except for their -- my name is jeff smith. i'm from mechanicsburg, pennsylvania. i'm curious, except for their last-minute interference, it seems like meade and grant really deferred to burnside in the operations. after this disaster, there's, you know, 15,000 union troops involved in this operation. did any of this kind of land in their lap to any extent the responsibility for deferring such an important operation to, you know, burnside? >> not particularly. of course, as meade calls the court of inquiry, he's decided who's going to be on the court, and they're all people who don't like burnside, from the battle of fredericksburg in 1862 and the mud march in 1863, so the

before prosecutors unveiled it today in open court in richmond, virginia.or of virginia, conservative republican family values guy bob mcdonnell. next to him is his wife whose name is maureen. she's in the passenger seat. and that, the big vehicle there, that is not the mcdonnell family's ferrari, it's a ferrari that belongs to a wealthy virginia businessman who let governor mcdonnell drive the ferrari for free for use at the lake

before prosecutors unveiled it today in open court in richmond, virginia. that is the then governor of virginia, conservative republican family values guy bob mcdonnell. next to him is his wife whose name is maureen. she's in the passenger seat. and that, the big vehicle there, that is not the mcdonnell family's ferrari, it's a ferrari that belongs to a wealthy virginia businessman who let governor mcdonnell drive the ferrari for free for use at the lake they were staying at. also a range rover he had delivered to the vacation for the use of one of the governor's daughters. also, delivered to the home for the use of the governor was the white ferrari. the washington post last year published this photo of the white ferrari parked in front of the governor's mansion in virginia. you see, there's the car in the drive way, you can also see the sort of tell tale yellow pinked of the executive mansion. that's the car in front of the governor's mansion. the question of how the ferrari got to the governor's mansion that day has been a bit of a question. the governor

totally opposite decision out of a different court based in richmond virginia. it said americans getting their health insurance through state exchanges do get those subs decease. things didn't turn out with the affordable care act the way it was designed so the law was vague what happened with the federal government providing these exchanges in 36 states. >> i wonder how these rulings affect americans. i can't imagine that it means anything significant for anyone anytime soon. >> that's right, nothing happens yet. if you got your health insurance through healthcare.gov, nothing changes for now. this has to play through the court system. >> the white house will ask the d.c. court for the full panel of judges to look at it. the white house said the decision was political. >> americans to have access to tax credits that would lower health care costs whether state officials or federal officials running the marketplace. that was the clear in tents of the federal law. this will work through the legal pros and we are confident in the legal case that the department of j

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. >> i drove from richmond, virginia, through the hurricane stuff. >> i'm very proud to be an american. >> that sentiment carried over into norristown montgomery county. patriotism on full display here, too, with the red, white and the blue. >> beautiful weather, melt with my beautiful wife. >> live music brought families to their feet. >> he went up on the stage and played the drums. >> and the party forged new friendships. >> turned out beautiful. couldn't be better. >> not a better night, they say, to celebrate the the usa. >> what i like the most is being with family, friends. >> this is our country, yes, i am very pay tree the i can, very excited. >> we have a fum suburban fireworks guide over at cbsphilly.com. reporting in longwood gardens, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> fireworks also lit up the new york city skyline, just take a lock at this amazing display put on for millions of people in the big apple. the show lasted 25 minutes, and used about 50,000 pawn of explosions. this year's theme was the 200 anniversary of the star spangled banner. >>> and it was a star spangled birth

. ♪ mattress discounters >>> in richmond, virginia this morning testimony just resumed in the trial ofob mcdonald and his wife maureen. coming after shocking revelat n revelations where attorneys for maureen laid out embarrassing personal details about the form are first couple. according to her defense the governor and his wife were struggling through the marriage for years. and the crush is partly to blame. the trial centers around accusations that the mcdonalds accepted $165,000 in loans and gifts from williams in exchange for help in promoting one of his by ventures. . it convicted they could face decades in prison. joining me now is politico. thank you for your time, katie. >> thank you for having me. who saw it coming? >> that's right. what a start to the trial as it kicked off this week! >> as you noted, the defense lawyers for the mcdonalds indicated they're going to make the marriage a central piece of their argument. >> and that's an interesting twist of events. so much was focussed on the money and if williams had been given favors and preferable treatment as a result of the

we're going to richmond, virginia, where i'm from., some raleigh in the house. look at that. >> then going to madison, wisconsin, and university of wisconsin. >> seth: that's great. >> going to vancouver, canada. [ cheer ] going up to international. seattle, washington twice and l.a., too, as well. >> seth: that's great. >> it's really good man just to be -- >> seth: are you worried now that you know you might coach a kid who beats you in the super bowl? [ laughter ] is there a fear of that? >> honestly, i've had some unbelievable kids so far. last year we had -- i met over about 1,500 inner city kids. and there's tons of kids that have tons of talent. and they just need the opportunity. the cool thing is, we do a lot of different innovative things too, as well. we do a lot of things with technology. microsoft surface and all that. give the kids the surfaces so they can play with them, listen to music, play games. and just do something different. >> seth: that's great. that's awesome you're doing it. >> that's real cool. and for me it

. >> i drove from richmond, virginia, through the hurricane stuff. >> i'm very proud to be american. >> that sentiment carried over into norristown, in montgomery county, patriotism on full display, here, too, with the red, white and the blue. >> beautiful weather. met with my beautiful wife. >> live music brought families to their feet. >> he went up on the stage and played the drums. >> and the party forged new friendships. turned out beautiful. couldn't be better. >> not a better night they say to celebrate the usa. >> what i like the most is being with family, friends. >> this is our country, yes, i'm very patriotic, very excited. >> we have a full suburban fireworks guide over at cbsphilly.com. reporting in longwood gardens, jan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> and it wasn't just philly, fireworks also lit up the new york city skyline, take a look at this amazing display, for millions of people in the big apple, now, that show lasted 25 minutes and used about 50,000 pounds of explosives. this year's theme was the 200 anniversary of the star spangled banner. >>> and hey, it was a s