. >> you got trouble in river city. [ laughter ] the book is called "if i understood you when i haves look on my face." my adventure in the yards and science and relating and communica communicate from perennials. best selling author and a great man, allan. great to have you my friend. up next, musician, benjamin booker. stay with us. ♪ >>> please welcome benjamin booker to this program. three years ago he was twenty something working at a coffee shop. his debut received early praise and this month, he released a follow up to the break out album, it is called "witness" and featured guest appearance on the title track. who better on the track than "witness." >> benjamin, it is great to have you here on the program. >> thank you for having me. >> my honor. i don't know if i ever opened up and read liner notes that james baldwin and john paul sharp. [ laughter ] >> i was impressed but i was taken aback by that. tell me your -- rational for the two. >> well, i was having a little bit of exponential crisis. >> sounds like it. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> part of writing this album and taking

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cameras, started pushing their cameras, started pushing their cameras in, and that invasion of river cityad to have an argument with a lot of the people — i don't wa nt to with a lot of the people — i don't want to be recorded, i don't want to do interviews at all. and a lot of people are angry about the reporting on it. no one is reporting what it is. a lot of people believe it should be called a terrorist attack. we've just seen about ten minutes ago a male was tackled to the ground by police. i don't know if you saw that. and he's now been driven away. i don't know if that had anything to do with it but it was right in the middle of the crowd. jermaine, as this is only a few hours old, i wonder, how is information getting out down there? how is the crowd learning about what's happened? even though it's only a few streets away, i know in these situations it's sometimes hard to get the facts out in terms of how many have been injured. absolutely, and i hear what you're trying to say. it's through the eyewitnesses. because it's so fresh, they are still coming out of the cordoned off area,

. >> isn't she a beaut the river boat queen dinner cruise sits mighty pretty giving you background of the cityf wilmington off of the river walk. >> the river boat itself goes up and down the christina to brandywine and delaware river and you can see the entire city of wilmington from a unique perspective. >> all aboard and you'll find new friends like joan to give you the rundown on the tasty barbecue sis play. >> the dessert is good, coleslaw, i'm ready to do that right now. >> geez, joan, in that case. >> this is a buffet let me get another plate. now we're ready. >> this is what happens when you send me to a buffet. >> ascend to the top deck. have a seat to shoot the breeze. >> can we slow mo this? then dig into the angusburger angusburgers. >> i can taste the grill marks. love that. >> baby back ribs. >> wow. >> it's melting in my hand. >> potato salad. >> taste of hint of dill and pickle relish in there and skin is on potatoes delicious. >> and. >> that's how you round out a barbecue. >> you're not just here for the grub. >> that's oswedes landing where they landed in 1638 not just swede

. >> isn't she a beaut the river boat queen dinner cruise sits mighty pretty giving you background of the city of wilmington off of the river walk. >> the river boat itself goes up and down the christina to brandywine and delaware river and you can see the entire city of wilmington from a unique perspective. >> all aboard and you'll find new friends like joan to give you the rundown on the tasty barbecue sis play. >> the dessert is good, coleslaw, i'm ready to do that right now. >> geez, joan, in that case. >> this is a buffet let me get another plate. now we're ready. >> this is what happens when you send me to a buffet. >> ascend to the top deck. have a seat to shoot the breeze. >> can we slow mo this? then dig into the angusburger angusburgers. >> i can taste the grill marks. love that. >> baby back ribs. >> wow. >> it's melting in my hand. >> potato salad. >> taste of hint of dill and pickle relish in there and skin is on potatoes delicious. >> and. >> that's how you round out a barbecue. >> you're not just here for the grub. >> that's oswedes landing where they landed in 1638 not just swe

river so that seems easy but then in the day you've got to come back. >> this is close to where eugene was founded over 100 years ago and it still is the heart of the city. this is a whitewater river but that is what eugene is about, so do we get a bicycle to go over the pedestrian bridge he has more for pedestrians and cars. in this town scores 5-for you could go 10 miles on either side through a bike path, but was and did not know you were in the city most of the time. the bike lanes are separated so you don't have to pay for traffic and it makes it easy to commute and the former mayor completed the trails on both sides i and her crowning achievement was to build a bike path that told you something there was a time in no longer is important for china's petition. then there was a period of pollution and people were so upset they declared a greenway and it's now you can canoe from here to portland on hundred 50 miles. >> you would never see a farm or house or city how you would imagine that you are in the wilderness. >> it's always been kind of a magic name. it speaks of history. what we saw in the campaign was a long-standing tension between conflicts

. >> reporter: the lease he is talking about is between new castle and the delaware river resources. cityil never intended this to be a fishing pier. it is understanding that the lease states what can be done on the pier, but does not dictate what has to be done. the police officer suggested that he go a mile south to the fishing beach in dobbinsville. people fish here you have to climb over rocks to do it. >> it's hard to get down. >> reporter: we asked bill what he thought about the ban on fishing from the pier. >> people paid to build this peer and hunting and fishing licenses may have been used to do that, percentages they have a right to use the pier. >> reporter: for channel 6 "action news," i'm alicia vitarelli. >> the time 6:57 a.m., there's another hour of action straight ahead here's another story we're working on for you, a breaking news, a crash closes the eastbound vine street expressway, one person is dead. the chaos and the calm and the cleanup after saturday's storm. meteorologist chris sowers has a nicer start to the week, when "action news" sunday comes right back. >> 7:

betweenti bridge cincinnati and covington over the ohio river, a new york city on the east river you can see three bridges with roebling wire rope. what was the brooklyn bridge, second was the manhattan bridge, and the third was the williamsburg bridge. various other bridges around the country. at the height of the roebling era, probably the highest employment was during the first world war. whole company, including here at the two other factories in trenton and the factory in roebling, new jersey employed about 8000 people. probably about 2500 would've worked on the side. many family members would work together. brothers, fathers, sons, cousins. it was very common that there were multiple family members working for the company. i interviewed a man when i was working on my book. in 1939 whenere the depression was on, and it was hard to get a job. he said his uncle knew somebody that worked here, and the man put in a good word for him, and they called him in for an interview. he came in at 18 years old and said, they offered me a job and told me to come on monday. he said, "i went hom

you can see a bit of a different vantage point here from our city cam looking across the river, over towards the city. 83. winds out of the west at 12 miles an hour. temperatures average this time of year, in the mid-80s. take a look at everywhere else. most everybody in the 70s to low 80. 77 winchester. 79 over annapolis. great day out there by the water. we're not going to see any real chan chances for rain in the next few days. we have a slight chance tomorrow and that's the storm system i'm watching. you can see the clouds work their way in here. see the spin in the atmosphere. spinning right on through parts of the great lakes. now any time we see this, we formally see trailing frontal boundary. that's going to try to move through during the day of tomorrow. it's not going to be much of one. so tonight, no 11:00 tonight. how about 7, 8:00 tomorrow morning. a little bit more in the way of cloud cover tomorrow. we'll see some sunshine, but here comes some shower activity notice around noon, just a couple of showers right around the 3:00 hour they move on through here. these will be

tao secretly dumped this waste into the river that flows through the city. in one thousand nine hundred ninety one man would discover the truth we had a conclusion there that it was a major source of not the only source to the river and certainly to the community and that people were at risk. at the time milton clark was a toxicologist for the e.p.a. the government agency responsible for environmental protection. with his colleagues he wrote a report condemning dallas practices. just a lot right before the report's publication the corporation would succeed in pressuring the acting chief of the e.p.a. in washington. we went into shock we had never heard of such a thing ever that the company that we were regulating they would have the right to review a report comment on it before it's released and where did they ask you about that and it was critically important to say that people were at risk but they did not want to just basically want to squash the report ok and eventually the final report they prevailed and so they truncated it down and removed critical sec

city. you think, that's is a whitewater river with trails in the woods on either side? but that is what eugene is about. so, we're on a biffle -- bicycle bridge. eugene has more bridges for bicycles than cars. in this town it's five to four and this one is in me middle. you can go ten miles of the path and not nor you're in a city. eugene is a an extremely bike-friendly city by design. separate bike paths all over the city so you don't have to fight traffic. makes it handy for commuting. our former mayor, right bass -- ruth bascom, completed the trails on both side of the willamette river. there was time it was full of steamboats. but it was no longer important for transportation and also a huge fishery with salmon coming up and it's on iconic oregon outdoor experience, sam con coming up. but then there was a period of real bad pollution, and people were so upset that they declared the entire willamette river a grownway, cleaned up the pollution. salmon are coming back and it's a canoe route. you can canoe to portland. on that route you almost never see a farm or house

city. at the same time, the syrian forces are to the south and they are moving down the ewe fray tease riverhey have been talking to each other and cooperating. it's not just to fight each other. >> barbara, a quick question. even if it wasn't a mistake, you make the point the shooting down would not constitute an escalation. >> the u.s. is characterizing this as self-defense of the u.s. backed forces on the ground. they have come under attack during the day they had bombs dropped on them. you have to protect the forces you are supporting on the ground or they are not going to fight for you and push isis out. >> thanks so much for being with us, appreciate it. >>> new this morning, we are learning the identity of sailors found. the men were found trapped on the ship between the ages of 19 and 37. president trump wrote well wishes to the family. the white house has not issued a formal statement. the big question remains how does a high-tech naval ship crash into a cargo ship. we will follow the cause into the crash. >>> other news, if republicans want health care to happen, this is going to b

. >> we're seeing dram ratic picture of a river rescue in nevada city yesterday. -year-old woman went swimming in the river and got caught in rapids. she did manage to graph on to a rock and was stranded and someone alerted police and they respond. a police helicopter arrived at the scene you can see on the video an officer lowering baskets to the woman and pulling her to safety. she was not seriously hurt. watch in video closely air. young girl dangling and f falling nearly 25 feet from a sky gond la. it happened over the weekend. 14-year-old not seriously hurt thanks to quick thinking people on the ground. she fell into the arms of about half a dozen guests as well as security personnel. >> looking at her today knowing she's already because of worth it. >> god put us in the right place at the right time. we were able to do something good and we saved the child's life. dramatic video there. she was taken to the hospitals a precaution and was not seriously injured. six flags release aid statement saying they do not believe it malfunctioned but close today for furth

city. looks like it's just getting ready to go down market, walnut, chestnut streets and cross the schuylkill riveriladelphia. again, a very quick hitter but these really do dump a lot of rain in the hurry. this is also just developing to the southeast of andalusia and that's the northeast philadelphia airport so you are looking at a good portion of i-95 right along the area of northeast philadelphia, south of the airport getting it. that's about it, though. one more just popped up, too. that's storm tracker6 because you really do get the best live look of this stuff as it starts to develop. newark delaware about ready to see several of these popping through in a row. we have sky6. we are looking at the commodore barry bridge and where it isn't raining there's actually sunshine trying to break through here and there. 75 degrees currently your dewpoint still up there. we're starting out muggy in a lot of neighborhoods but in humidity level will drop off as the day goes on. could be another pop-up shower or thunderstorm around through the day bit looks like we are mainly dry. your exclusive accuweath

if you're going to be out there in south jersey from morris river and up toward atlantic city, please be careful and be aware of that. right now the temperature in philadelphia 73. that's about as warm as it's been all day. winds out of the south and southwest at 6/miles an hour. cloud cover out there. everybody will primarily be in the low 60s, exception pottstown 59, mt. pocono, 51. millville you'll be at 61. atlantic city coming in at 60s as well. we'll talk about those 90s coming back in just a couple minutes. >>> a search for an escaped inmate called off. police in bucks county suspended the manhunt. the 27-year-old shoved his way out of a cop car last night. he told police he felt sick and to pull over. when they did, sellby took off running while still handcuffed. it forced residents in three towns to shelter in place and cancelled school today in the central bucks district. >> i don't think it's the situation where it's necessary to close schools, i mean, like some 25-year-old kid. he's not violent and never had any violent tendencies or anything. >> police believe sellby stop

the alert went into affect this morning for a section of the capitol city along the river. authorities say a technical issue with the water treatment plan caused chloropidaeeen levels to temporarily drop, but that has now been cleared up. again, the boil water advisory is over. coming up tonight, we'll see surveillance video of today's attack in paris outside noter dom. and we'll see what happened to the tourists inside. plus a team of top doctors in philadelphia hospitals come to the aid of a pregnant gorilla at the philadelphia zoo. we'll neat the wonderful result. >> another cloudy and damp night, but i'm tracking brightening skies and a big temperature turn around. yes, we've deposit a heat wave on the way. i'll explain in the forecast. >> complaints again a home warranty company are rolling in from all over the country. the business supposedly based in philadelphia. the action news trouble shooters paid a visit with unexpected results. >> and we have breaking baseball news. a one man home run derby ties a major league report when action news continues in just a moment.

of the larger beach keep an open east point my am on light rain the wind chill light ocean city reef indian river in bridge over falls show bethany beach cross midnight fourteen for bank light rehoboth beach keep me point wildwood and four task beach. to safe harbor until hazardous weather passes. dave death threats after a controversial facebook post in it he calls for an end to white supremacy using an expletive laden version of the hash tag let them die when his post was meant as a comment on the shooting of a republican congressman just last week the storm of anger was so intense that the college authorities temporarily shut down the campus altogether the professor fled the premises and has since issued a public apology now the latest figures show that hate crime in america is skyrocketing in at least six big u.s. cities this type of crime clocked up a double digit increase last year taylor morgan looks at how racial tension is the vibe in american society. reports of hate crimes have been surging across the u.s. headlines in recent months. the rise of racially motivated attacks has been a tr

river. when they started for sacramento in april 1849, sacramento city had or houses and 12 inhabitants. they arrived, there were 13,000 people. on the day the voices -- the set of cap, the sky darkened. the daily arrived with a vengeance and a sera recall, it would rain, rain, rain, pour down for hours and hours. , the rivers or two bracketing the city -- no levees in those days -- began to swell. the old settlers covered the people who have been there six said nothing to worry about. rains all the time, no problem. but then it started raining again. within a week, there have been 13 inches of rain. then it got worse. the storm hit with a brutal vengeance after that point. the rain was coming down in sheets. josiah royce senior person to their tents along the riverfront and declared to his wife -- he said the river banks had been breached and the water was coming in. about 100 yards away, there was a building under construction that had three stories. they gathered up what few belongings they had and their young daughter, mary, and they raced to this building 100 yards away. by the time

and all the recreational opportunities, to this day it's still a really outdoor city place as you can see just from the river and the trails around here. >> welcome to eugene, oregon, on booktv. in cooperation with our comcast cable partners, over the next 90 minutes we'll travel the city to talk with writers about eugene and the surrounding areas. and we'll also hear from local authors whose books help tell the story of our nation. first, we hear about counterculture. >> we're here at the university of oregon campus. we're in the knight library in special collections and university archives and at the moment we're in the ken keezy classroom. he was an oregonian, he lived in springfield, oregon, and attended the university of oregon. he wrote two of the great american novels, one flew over the cuckoo's nest and sometimes a great notion. his papers are here at the university of oregon because he wanted his collection to be here. he felt that -- he was an oregonian, he had so many experiences here in oregon, and he felt it was the right thing for the collection to be here in his alma mater. today i wrought out

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through stone harbor, atlantic city, brigantine, margate, ventnor you're under severe thunderstorm warning and it gets into ocean county, as well, manahawkin, barnegot, toms river, you're under severe thunderstorm warning. egg harbor city, you're included in that, as well. notice one thing you're seeing here, the reds are beginning to disappear that means the system is beginning to weaken now as it hits the coast. nonetheless this is heavy rain. we have a frawb warning for philadelphia -- flash flood warning for montgomery county and lower bucks and mercer county. we picked up two to three inches of rain with this line that pushed through there. we have a squall line track, surf city, 7:49 a.m., atlantic city, same time it will be over top you guys and then out to sea. areas west of there, we're starting to see the sun peek through. it's a small, but powerful system that's in the process of pushing through, it's the remnants of what was once tropical storm cindy. 8:00 a.m. a lot of this is at the coast or off the coastline working out to sea. cloudy skies most of south jersey, the immediate philadelphia area, western suburbs you're starting to see the sun peek

let's take a live look outside from camden look iing across th river at the center city skyline. you see the clouds overhead. we have 60s today. i promise, better yet, they promise that it's going to get warmer. the first alert forecast, coming up next. pro-tip: chop all your veggies for the week at once. super pro-tip: buy your veggies pre-chopped. boom. the best food at amazing prices, giant. >>> new video shows the moment a man with a hammer attacked a police officer in paris. authorities say the man yelled this is for syria as he lunged at the officer outside the notre dame ka thcathedral. police then shot l suspect. the terror investigation is now ongoing. now the hammer attack isn't keeping tourists away from the cathedral. long lines of visitors were outside the famous landmark. one couple from new jersey said they will not let recent terror incidents across europe ruin their plans. >> certainly had questions of security and wonderiering who ws going to be happening. >> the crowd panicked as another officer opened fire on that suspect. he was shot in the leg. a a woman too

allentown and notice along the coast you have the wind off the ocean a lot cooler, toms river 71 and atlantic city0 and wildwood 68 degrees. enjoy the low dew points tomorrow they will not be lasting and dew points will be in the 50s and jump on friday as the warm front moves through and then very high over the weekend. when have you dew points near 70 degrees that is the tropical oppressive air mass, that will be very muggy. the five-day at 5:00. showing tomorrow enjoy the day maybe come to the zoo it should be beautiful. mostly sunny and low humidity and temperature of 82 degrees and friday humid with a few showers, not all day rain with the warm front moving through 80 degrees and the weekend warm and humid on saturday 85 and bump it up to 90 for father's day and both days there could be an isolated shower or thunderstorm. not all that widespread but then monday an active day with downpours and thunderstorms as the cold front moves through 88 and behind the system nice weather on the way. i'm just hanging here with hardy the skink. and i'm hanging with tony the rhino later on on "action news."

london bridge runs from the city across the river to a very busy area of london to be i come here a lot. london bridge station is one of the busiest stations in the country, somewhere people go to head home from the pub. 0n the corner is an area where there are 0n the corner is an area where there a re cafes, 0n the corner is an area where there are cafes, daytime food stalls, in borough market. we understand from eyewitnesses, and clearly we have to have a helpful warning, eyewitnesses sometimes think they have seen something and describe things in ways that are not entirely accurate. but they seem to be saying there was a white van crashing into pedestrians at the southern end of the bridge, outside a pub on the southern end of a bridge, 2—3—4 man getting out of the car and attacking people with knives near where the collision happened and running down near the corner into the borough market area. in that area are lots of pubs and restaurants. i spoke to a witness who runs security for a number of establishments in the area. he said he was getting reports by phone of people being stab

london bridge runs from the city, cross the river to a very, very busy london area, i come here oftene court. london bridge station is one of the busiest in the country and it is somewhere where people would have headed to to head home. the bridge around the corner around the corner from the bridge is borough market. there are cafes and food stalls in the daytime we understand, from eyewitnesses and, clearly, we have to have a little health warning there that witnesses think they see something and describe things in various ways that is not entirely accurate. what they seem to be centring on is a white van crashing into pedestrians at the southern end of the bridge, outside a pub there on the southern end. two, stream, maybe four men getting out of the van armed with knives and attacking people on the pavementjust near where the collision happened and then running into the borough market area. in that area are many pubs and cafes. i spoke to an eyewitness who i’u ns cafes. i spoke to an eyewitness who runs security for a number of establishments and he said he was getting reports by p

river. right now it's 61 degrees on city avenue. getting up to 81 degrees today another nice day. >> let's go over to matt pellman and see what it looks like if you're about to hit the roads. >> reporter: finishing dinner last night, 8:30 p.m., still bright outside, i love it i should have been asleep, wasn't. bucks county, super highway looking good on oxford valley road. good to go on route 1 super highway. good to go in bedminster township along 313. they reopened it there working on the bridge over perkiomen creek. that's wrap up this morning. cellarsville they closed main street for long term bridge construction in september. washington or park avenues get you around that. turnpike eastbound near malvern, e-z pass interchange the right lane is out of commission. delco, an overnight crash blocking 252 near rose tree park. overnight construction in cherry hill along 70 has cleared, farther east in southampton township, they are wrapping up near the 4-mile circle. logan township gloucester county 15 minutes of work left along 322.

feather river canyon, eureka, crescent city south of that very light.tough to get rain at this time of year. it looks like sun is in the mix by the time we get to thursday. clouds and low fog already. getting closer with those water temps so cold, 49, 50. 52 monterey, it doesn't take much when you have a front coming in, not just a weak spin in the atmosphere, it can ramp the fog up. a little bit more of a delta breeze here, keep an eye on that. a lot of 40s yesterday. still some right now. but more 50s than we saw i think increase in the low clouds and breeze helps. scotts valley, santa cruz 51. santa clara 52. so pretty close for everybody here. low cloud deck slow to repeat, it burned off for everybody. this system will begin to work toward us. june rain mainly north. we will be fine, higher clouds about 6:00. here we go about noon thursday begins to move into the north. tail end falls why part producing precip in the syria, northern mountains. then another impulse moving through to the north on saturday which will keep us cool, it won't make it this

that stretch from little rock to river and big time heat building from kansas city back to phoenix. we could see near record breaking high temperatures and this sort of heat, 115, maybe 120 last through midweek. so a long dangerous stretch. >> brutal numbers out there. good to see you. >>> we turn to minnesota where the cleanup is under way after a night of protests. anger in the streets following the acquittal of the police officer who shot castile. found not guilty and was fired from the force. you will remember that controversial killing captured live on facebook by his fiance. >>> to london on the tragic apartment fire is on the rise. 58 people presumed dead but there is mounting anger over ignored warnings about how dangerous that building was. molly hunter is on the scene. >> with the death toll climbing protesters desperately trying to force their way in. the angry crowd storming this government building. >> we want justice! >> people are missing. people are dead. no one is telling us the truth. >> reporter: residents of the tower had warned of the dangers of

city. the union battery shows up on the west columbia side of the river, where the bridge is today. there was a short bridge that have been burned by confederates, and from that vantage point, he is able to look into the city and start shelling key points of interest. is of the places he cites the first presbyterian church steeple, which is taller than it is today. he also starts aiming at the statehouse. at the time, it did not have a are on it, so the shells landing on the interior of the building and scraping the outside of the building as well. if you visit today, you will see bronze stars on the outside of the building, and that marks the damage done by the military projectiles fired at the building. we actually have one in a case here at the freedom rally that you can see as well. when the union troops start moving through, they are seeing a lot of the chaos i was talking about. one of the things they are discovering is a number of wagons full of content -- cotton centered in the city. cotton was a valuable resource at the time, and they did not want it falling into the union h

we just want to continue to expand the enthusiasm, to build out river front and do rest of the city. peaking of enthusiasm i know people were excited. you why embarrassed. you had a special honor. >> they named river walk after me and i was humiliated a loft people had to do, had so much to do with the river front and so they bestowed this wonderful honor iron i'm very grateful but a little bit... >> well deserved for you and your team. >> yes. >> thanks sir for stopping by. >> you too. >> like wide. >> we will get together. get out on the course. >> of course. >> that would be great. >> you played for the giants one year, didn't you. >> back in the late 60's, new york giants. >> but that is all right, good man. >> lets get back to you in the studio. >> wealth of knowledge, ukee, we will see you soon. thanks, my friend. >>> caught on camera a scare in the sky, still to come on "eyewitness news" watch as two hot air balloon collide. in one was seriously injured but they certainly have quite the story to tell. what caused the collision when we come right back. >> ♪ today, we spend a who

river, 70. and the boardwalk in atlantic city, 71. so future showing this is the heat index. this is the way it feels on your body. the combination of the temperature and the humidity. 9:00 in the morning, it's already close to 90 degrees. the heat index along the i-95 corridor, you so definitely do want to get out early if you like to exercise, outside. by 5:00, the heat index, philadelphia and trenton, about 95 degrees. wilmington, 98. so we're looking at a heat index of close to 100 before that front roles through. and behind that front wednesday, we get a wind out of the northeast so that means dooler air off the ocean, the high 85 degrees. it will still be warm but the heatwave will be over. but that front returns as a warm front on friday. and that will bring us more humid air and bring us warmer air was he head into father's day weekend. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, calling for a record heat tomorrow, a high of 96 degrees. could have a pop-up shower or thunderstorm late in the day. right now it looks like the best chance will be well up to the north. t

domino effect on i-95 in both directions trying to get on to 476 for new jersey transit, atlantic city riverharbor and atlantic city person struck and killed by a train earlier this morning. rail tickets, passes are honored on bus route number 554, for the gang down the shore, for gang on the regional rails, couple septa's lines still having delays chestnut hill west fox chase and warminster and then later tonight for patco no debit or credit card used tonight because system maintenance, so make sure you have the cash, alex and thomas. >> have the cash. >> show me the dollar bill. >> dollar, dollar. >> mean green. >>> bet award last night was all about 90's nostalgia, reunion rained supreme plus the other big performances, did solange snub her sister? >>> and richard curtis is back or is he. he is sleeping on the job. he will get off that job and come on the couch in the studio with you. >> you think 8:56 is early try waking up at 1:00 looking refresh joining us in the studio coming up after this. ♪ this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely

where eugene was founded over 100 years ago and still is the heart of the city and your thinking well wait, this is a whitewater river with trails in the woods on either side but that is what eugene is really about. so we're on a bicycle bridge, pedestrian bridge. eugene has more ridges for bikes and pedestrians that has for cars across the river. in this town, the score is five before. >> and this one is just fine in the middle you can go 10 miles on either side of the bike path through the woods and not even know you're in the city most of the time. well eugene is used extremely bike friendly city and this is by design. the bike lanes and bike paths, separate bike paths all over the city so that you don't have to fight traffic and it makes it handy for commuting. but our former mayor was the one who completed the trails along both sides of the river. her crowning achievement as a mayor was to build a path. that tells you something about eugene. there was a time when the land river was on steamboats and this was as far as they could come up the river but it no longer is used for transportation and it was also this h

>>> located just across the hudson river from america's largest city, hackensack, new jersey, is one of its oldest. while some consider it a suburb of new york city, hackensack has its own character and faces its own challenges. you can find examples just outside downtown, at the bergen county jail. >> he's cleared. >> while some of the men and women incarcerated here have been convicted, most are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. >> this is like country club compared to my county. >> william bernard might disagree with the country club description. except for a brief stay for driving with a suspended license, this is his first extended stay in jail. bernard says his four months here have caused him panic attacks and worsened his stuttering. >> i would stutter sometimes when the anxiety level would get real high on the outside, but nothing like on a -- on a daily basis to where guys on the unit would be making fun of me because that's just, you know, the way i'm talking every day. i guess some people look at you and don't like you for

river. the schuylkill navy regatta taking over the city.s another annual tradition, of course, the kelly drive will be closed all day tomorrow to vehicle traffic and all that extra volume will be pushed on to the schuylkill expressway. you like music. well we got lots of it fire fly music festival taking over dover speedway through sunday. groups non-stop all day on both saturday and sunday. a clog of of course route 1 and route 13 and we'll change it up on sunday new schedules for septa's city suburban and victory divisions change up on sun day. a link on our website you'ree good to go for monday morning. have yourself a great weekend. happy father's day to all the dads. we'll see you bright and early tomorrow morning for "good day philadelphia" weekend. ♪ >>> sean brace takes on the mega fight doubters in his commentary. that's coming up in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> le rumble! >> if that doesn't get juices going come on people. all right. announced this week that the super fight the one where ufc super star connor mcgregor invented himself is fin

stretching from dover all the way up to atlantic city and you can see them all moving off to the north and east if i put it into motion. again, for dover, for morris river, vineland, estelle manner and toward atlantic city, we are looking again. if we pull the whole thing out, you can see this is the whole batch of rain that's moving through. we get a little bit of a break and things will drift southward. off here to the west, there's a line you can see those individual storms that are approaching the area so overnight tonight we still could see a shower or thunderstorm across the area. i will want to prepare you for that and we could see some periods of much heavier rain. we do have the winds out of the west. it's taking us into the low and mid-70s today. we'll be lucky to make it into the mid-60s across the area. we'll get a break tonight and see more showers coming through the area tomorrow morning, through about mid-morning. we'll see some periods of heavy rain moving through. we'll talk about all of that when i come back in just a couple of minutes. and guys, i have 90s in my ten day. >> that's coming back too, all right. >>> our 20 minutes of nons

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everybody gets out and walks across the river to the west end and into the city of london. there's always people on that bridge. narrow sidewalks and like the person who jumped, and i would not want to jump off one of those. there's no where to go but the river if you're those bridges. >> judge jeanine: what about the time of night? it appears to be a summer evening there. saturday night. >> this is a very lively part of the city. that whole london bridge and borough market area, at this time on a saturday night it is full of lots of hip, fashionable restaurants and pubs. it's a residential area. there is always people there. if you just want to go and stab a bunch of them. >> judge jeanine: now we are hearing about borough market. there were stabbings there as well. how far is borough market from the london bridge area? >> a couple of minutes way. it is a 1000-year-old market. part of the fabric of london. these attacks are not accidental. they know where the people are. this is 12 days after the manchester attack. after teresa may put soldiers on the streets of london whi

>> welcome to new york on american history tv located on the hudson river 90 miles north of new york city. it is the hometown of president franklin delano roosevelt. here where he lived in his family's estate. his presidential library, and where you will find first lady eleanor roosevelt at the national historic site. with the help of our cable partners, for the next few hours, we will talk with local historians as we hit -- explore the history of the area and the roosevelt connection to it. franklinwith a look at roosevelt's unprecedented for term presidency. at his presidential library, the first of its kind in the national archive system. >> the library was created in 1941 and was the first presidential library operated by the national archive records administration. the library was established by president roosevelt, looking for the papers ofrve his administration and also his personal papers. and so, he created a library on the grounds of his estate here in hyde park, new york. he -- basically, what he decided to do was raise private money to build the library, and then he gave it to