>> robert jones. >> robert jones? >> uh-huh. am i not supposed to be on the tracks?> no, that's not the problem right now. what's your address? >> i don't have an address. i'm at the hotel. we're working on houses and stuff like that, roofing. >> the police officer seems to believe the man's story, that he's a roofer staying at a nearby motel. but he's not 100% sure and questions the man further. it turns out the man is mcnair, the exact person the police are looking for. but the smooth-talking criminal is able to fool the cop. the man tells the police officer that he has a brother who can back up his claims. >> call my little brother, man. >> all right. let me just verify. he says his brother is staying at the motel. let me verify that. if so, i'll just cut him loose. all right, thanks. >> but the officer never checks, and instead, seems to take a casual attitude. >> you know the bad thing about it? you're matching up to him. >> that sucks, doesn't it? >> yeah. >> the officer notices the man's legs are scraped. >> did you go through a brier patch or something? >> ye

. >>> the passenger was killed, china adams and robert jones were seriously hurt, the driver arimis suffered minor injuries not yet been charged. >>> it is another summer scorcher today we could be seeing another heat wave in our area. >>> more on the rising temperatures. >>> good afternoon chris and mary, hi, everybody. we have been spared a little relief because of the clouds. there's been more on the way of cloud cover summer set county out to the island notice to the north that sun is shining and you're feeling the heat, warmer in spartan, white planes than it is in the city, and warmer for parts of the islands, you're feeling the heat, dew points on average are up from yesterday so you are going to see likely a repeat yesterday we hit 90 bringing our total for the year to 13 and we could see a few more. 90 yesterday could see 91 today, even warmer on your tuesday, hanging on to the heat on wednesday and remember, tomorrow, september starts but it. what about some needed rain? we'll talk about the chance with your seven day forecast, right back to mary. >>> thank you so much. a crime ale

conditions set for low scores at the robert jones club in virginia. rickie fouler putting on the par 3, 4th hole from 70 feet away. 70 feet. get out of the way. trust me, it went in. he's one shot off the lead. tiger woods lost his putting touch and struggled off the tee. found the water on the 7th hole. that led to a double bogie. he shot a 74 and tiger is tide for 42nd place. troy birdie, 11 holds. on his way to shooting, 10 under 61. meter is tied for the lead at 14 under. believe it or not, that was meritt's second 61 of the year. this is the way you play the british open. jay who met a temporary caddy on tuesday. the guy is a digital advertiser is his real job, but man did he call the right club. next group, chipping from off the green on 17. rolls up near the hole. birdied it at 8 under par. you know, back on wednesday night, did you guys see this? wilmer flores was seen crying on the field. he reportedly been traded to milwaukee, but stayed in the game. much to flores relief, the deal fell apart and he stayed in new york. and then last night, i

robert profusek with jones day.one that washington that aaron klein was part of is out to get washington? mr. profusek: i think we have moved beyond it. about the pay ratio thing. you can debate whether or not that is disclosure or social policy or whatever. to take five years to get that through, some would say that is because of guys like me pushing back. it has got to get done quicker. showed it your clients communicate better with the public to show they have a value add to american society? think most big companies are oriented in that direction. smaller companies, it is a question of allocation of resources, can you afford to tell your story in a generalized way. big companies do a lot through the chamber of commerce. they do other things. and the energy industry. they do things. arell honesty, when you trying to keep your head above water, you've got to prioritize. tom: our twitter question of the day, quite a global wall street responds. i guess you could take it on a global basis. we look specifically at ch

tonight on cbs -- for our entire cbs golf team, thanks for being with us and so long from the robert trent jones golf club in prince william county, virginia, and the quicken loans national. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] >>> you were elected to be mayor of the city. step up and do your job. >> frustrated with the violence. more than three dozen people shot in just three days. see what happens when we asked the mayor to respond. good evening, i'm diane macedo, in for cindy hsu. the buroughs were littered with the sound of gunfire this weekend include in brooklyn where the shooting wounded nine people this morning align. police released video of the shooting. the suspect opened fire and then people run away. cbs 2 and community activists tonight are demanding answers from city hall about this violent weekend. cbs 2 matt kozar is live in east flatbush with reaction. matt? >> well, diane, nearly a dozen people shot at a house party behind me. a 25-year-old man was shot and killed while he was walking outside the glennwood houses. the city. >> a fight at a house party in people getting s

tonight on cbs -- for our entire cbs golf team thanks for being with us and so long from the robert trent jones golf club in prince william county virginia, and the quicken loans national. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm, at three in the morning? who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? uh, khakis. she sounds hideous. well, she's a guy so... another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. >> ♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news"." >> right now on "eyewitness news," eagles training camp gets under way after a wild off season that saw the birds making some huge changes including one that sparked in controversy today. good evening i'm natasha brown. thanks so much for joining us. the birds shipped cornerback brandon boykin off to pittsburgh this weekends and boykin made some comments abou

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robert: there was a game at fedex field tonight. one guy who continues to impress, running back matt jones. that made it 10-7 lions.rd quarter, colt mccoy showed up and showed out. he led two touchdown drives, including this pass to reggie bell for 19 yards. 14-10 after that. fourth quarter. cousins would find rashard ross for a touchdown. 21-17. that would be your final. skins now 2-0 in the preseason. moving on to baseball. nats off to a good start against the rockies. let's check in with them. top seventh. it's this guy. michael taylor at the plate. nats down two until this. that's a two-run shot by taylor. tying the game at 2-2. the rockies would come back and take the lead. rockies lead it right now, 3-2 in the ninth. n golf, tiger woods at the wyndham, this is a shot for sore eyes, he was playing well. check out this on the 10th. if sets it up perfectly. it was one of those days when even when he thought it was a bad shot, it was a good shot. goes right in. tiger is six under, tied for seventh along with three others. and the o's sat through a two-rain shower rain delay tonight, they probably wish it had kept

jones dropped 531 points, u.s. stocks posted their worst week in four years. nbc 10 spoke last night with financial adviser robertwilson about what all of this means for your money. >> look, the market went down over 500 points. that's about 3%. this is nothing like, let's say, aç blackmon in 1987 which was 22% drop. everyone should take a breath, realize it's not the end of the world but think about calling your adviser, just to say, take a gut check, what's our next plan here? the only thing that can protect you is your discipline. >> and to help you with that discipline, nbc 10 will continue to watch the overseas markets and we'll be watching wall street from the opening bell this morning to the close at 4:00 this afternoon. you can track any breaking developments on the nbc 10 news app, a free download at nbc10.com. >>> the death of an off-duty philadelphia police officer has revived concerns over a dangerous stretch of road in roxborough. rafael ali, a ten-year veteran of the force died late saturday night when his pickup truck slammed into a tree on henry avenue. according to investigators, ali was speedin

robert: tomorrow, the nationals face the padres, had the night off tonight. orioles facing the royals. the wheels fell off. omar in front day, over the head of adam jones.un score. the throw by jonathan schoop gets away, 6-3 royals. kansas city wins 8-3. heite sox-red sox, adam laroc hitting a pop-out foul. pablo sandoval, talking about the paddock, it's the out, -- talking about the panda, gets the out. i bet that bryce harper has never had a routine like this. she plays for the texas 18 in and under -- 18 and under softball team. that is tough. and the buccaneers beat the bengals in preseason action tonight. so joe theismann, sounds like he is ready to get back on the field. leon: the heat. robert: fired up. leon: let's see if we get a response. we want to hear from that coach. -- the newest addition to the record books. hey terry stop! they have a special! so, what did you guys think of t the test drive? i love the jetta. but what abo a deal? terry, stop! it's quite alright... you know what? we want to make a deal with you. we're twins, so could you give us two for the price of one? come on, give us a deal. look at how old i am. do you come here ofte

jones fell on friday, 531 points, the largest sell-off in years. u.s. stocks posted their worst week in four years. nbc 10 spoke with financial adviser robertilson about what all of this means for your money. >>> look, the market went down over 500 points. that's about 3%. but this is nothing like, let's say, a blackmon in 1987 which was a 22% drop. everybody should take a breath, realize it's not the end of the world but do think about calling your adviser just to say and take a gut check, what's our next plan here? the only thing that could protect you in times of uncertainty, let's face it, in the market, every day is uncertain. the only thing that could protect you is your discipline. >> a lot of you are watching this. nbc 10 will watch it for you. we're watching the overseas markets this morning. we'll also be watching wall street from opening bell till the close of business at 4:00 p.m. >>> something else we're watching today, pennsylvania's attorney general, an unusual position here, kathleen kane will be back in court in montgomery county. >> she's charged with leaking grand jury information to a reporter and then lying about it. nb

roberts. great to have you with me. i do start with a developing news from wall street. boy, what a difference 24 hours can make. dow jonesopening bell and gaining over 350 points. holding on to it at this hour. now, on the right side of your screen look at where things stand right now. and all of this comes after a really wild ride yesterday when the dow plunged more than 1,000 points in the first six minutes after the opening bell. meantime, asian markets, they plunged again today, down 7%. they're still not able to shrug off the it,ers over

. >> robert paul joined up with leslie's group just before that bridge crossing. he had been a security guard for jim jones guyana. >> at first he was so good and then all that evil came down. i thought i'd met god. but i met satan. >> paul and another man also left that morning. the trek through the jungle was exhausting for everyone. >> it was hard. it was hard. we was really tired. >> how difficult was the walk carrying a child on your back? >> oh -- >> three other little kids. >> it was a tough walk. but then, too, it wasn't a -- it was a freedom walk. it was a walk to freedom. >> a passing train stopped and gave leslie's group, now 11 people in all, a ride over the last several miles. when they came to the end of the line in the town of matthews ridge, suddenly they came face to face with more fear. >> walk up to the police station and then we have guns drawn on us. we don't know why. the captain proceeds to tell us there's shootings in port kaituma. >> coming up, the last hours of congressman leo ryan and the reverend jim jones. ♪ ♪ isn't it beautiful when things just come together? build a beautiful

senator robert menendez says after poring over the agreement he's concluded it's based on wishful thinking and not sound policy. cnn's athena jonesn tells us more. good morning, athena. >> good morning, carol. this is after influential new york senator chuck schumer announced his opposition a few days ago. i should mention schumer did it in an online blog post. senator menendez did it in front of a huge crowd at a hall. listen to what he had to say in that big speech. >> i have looked into my own self and it may once again lead me to an unpopular course, but if iran is to acquire a nuclear bomb, it will not have my name on it. >> it will not have my name on it. strong words from senator menendez. in his argument he wrote -- this is a lengthy speech several pages long. he echoed what schumer said. this is based on hope. hope that in 15 years when this deal's sun sets iran will not be a bad actor in the region, it won't be a state-sponsored terrorist and it won't be. but hope is not plan here. as you mentioned the white house still thinks they can manage to hold together enough democrats to keep republicans from blocking this deal,

robert moses state park has free wi-fi. last summer many of new york parks actually got the free service include ing jones beach. >> very nice. >> except enjoy the beach and weather. >> don't you feel like you're doing something wrong looking the your iphone at the beach. >>> news 4 and telemundo are working for shelters in the area to clear the shelters. looking to find loving homes for animals in shelters across the area. on august 15, dozens of shelters have decided to cut the costs for an adoption. you want to see your shelter pets. send photos to nbcnewyork.com. we want to try to show those on the air. it's such a great thing, i went to new york city, the care center, they have several, but the one in harlem, you'll fall in love with every animal in every cage. >> it's a really great thing, prepare for the date of august 15th, if you're thinking about doing it. >>> time for weather adding nd traffic on the 4s. still looking like 11 o'clock out there. >> yes, we had thick nasty storms that came through the city. we've got a few scattered. i'll show you where they are. but finally that muggy air is moving around a bit. ra

roberts. great to have you with me. i do start with a developing news from wall street. boy, what a difference 24 hours can make. dow jones soaring at the opening bell and gaining over 350 points. holding on to it at this hour. now, on the right side of your screen look at where things stand right now. and all of this comes after a really wild ride yesterday when the dow plunged more than 1,000 points in the first six minutes after the opening bell. meantime, asian markets, they plunged again today, down 7%. they're still not able to shrug off the it,ers overseas. can we of here at home? josh is joining us now life at home to talk about that. explain the comeback. why are we seeing a ro be ing i tuesday? >> thomas, certainly a snapback on wall street. you look at the major averages as you pointed out, the dow enjoy that strong triple-digit move. put that in context as well for your viewers though, thomas. the dow, we also just saw the worst three-day point drop in history. you know, my colleague, bob pisani at cnbc, bob was saying yesterday with that 1100-point drop was one of the strangest in his career. so what we're se

roberts. what is really been a manic monday on wall street. and global volatility, as well. it all started for the domestic markets moments after the opening bell and the dow jonesed more than 1,000. here's where we stand as things are looking right now at negative 347. so we've been bouncing back and forth over the last hour in the negative 200 to 350 territory and moving back and forth and pretty consistent, at least in the last hour where we had the white house press secretary josh earnest pressed about the volatile markets and used it as an opportunity to hit on congress. >> there's no doubt that congress failing to act in a responsible way to pass a budget and reverse sequester will have negative consequences for the u.s. economy. and particularly, at this time when we're seeing so much volatility in economies all around the globe. seems like a bad time for an unforced error. >> joining me cnbc's courtney ragan, rick newman and jonathan allen, chief political correspondent for vox. courtney, about this, we have been watching this roller coaster day on wall street with the biggest dip coming at the opening bell so what's it say that the market is able to reb