i'm never going to let you go. >> i have to tell you a funny story when i ran into roger -- roger was guest on the show a number of times, and i ran into hem once. years before he was a guest on the program. i don't know what made me say this, but i walked up to roger ebert, and i said to him -- i told him how much i respect his work and how much i really appreciate his pushing and being a champion for small film. i said to him i knew i really liked you when i discovered you were married to a sister. he laughed. i said who knew that roger ebert? are you watch this guy with the thumbs up and thumbs down? you married to a sister, man? we got -- he laughed, and we had a great conversation about that. this is the sister that roger ebert was married to. how did this happen? >> how did it happen? >> you and roger, how did you all connect? >> well, we were -- we met at a restaurant. previous to meeting at a restaurant, he had seen me at an aa meeting, and he had taken -- it was an open meeting that's open to whether you are an alcoholic or not an alcoholic, and so ann landers who was a frien

rogers' funds, and mr.ogers apparently was not happy about that and had his power of attorney withdrawn to put a stop to sharon zachary helping herself to his money. >> sharon also found out that rogers planned to remove her from his will. >> i believe sharon zachary was in a hurry at that time to kill mr. rogers before he could make that change in his will. i believe greed is definitely what drove sharon zachary. >> the dna test results of the blood found on the metal pipe revealed the blood was robert rogers', more proof that it was the murder weapon. 31-year-old sharon zachary was charged with the murder of robert rogers. >> mr. rogers at one point in time even told an attorney that she was the daughter he never had. >> it is ironic that robert rogers, attempting to seek sanctuary for himself, to seek protection from persons who wanted to rob and hurt him, trusted sharon zachary. and it's ironic that this person, in turn, turned on him and became the very thing that he was trying to guard against. ñ >>>

. >> the room was registered to joan rogers and her two daughters. police contacted joan's husband hal rogers a dairy farmer in ohio. >> the sheriff got a hold of me and we had to get dental records to identify them. >> dental records confirmed that the victims were 36-year-old joan rogers. 17-year-old michele. and 14-year-old christie. the autopsy confirmed everyone's worst fears. water was found in the victims' lungs which meant they were thrown into the ocean while they were still alive. to investigators this wasn't just murder, it was an execution. >> i think he left their eyes uncovered because he wanted each one of them to see what was happening to the other one. i think he wanted to see the fear that was in their eyes as he was doing what he was doing with them. just as about as perverted as you can get. >> but who wanted to murder three tourists and dump their bodies in tampa bay? >>> when joan rogers and her daughters drove to florida for a week of sightseeing, joan's husband hal, the girl's father decided to stay behind. >> he had a dairy f

roger was a great grandfather.f the things that touches me deeply is looking at our granddaughter, raven, talking about the things she learned from her grandfather, and how deeply she was affected by his death. i realized what a gift roger gave us, to show -- he is looking death straight in the eye and he says, i am coming. i am ready, and i am not afraid. he accepted that as a part of life. our society turns away from illness, turns away from death, all of those things. roger said, take a look at it and don't be afraid of it. i think that's a gift. he also was so brave. i think this movie be sort of exposes the underbelly of the brutality of what it is to live with a catastrophic illness. it was a struggle for him to get up every morning and do what he did, that he did it with a twinkle in his eye. that is an amazing man. i think he is extraordinary. >> and he has not only the legacy of his life with you and what he meant to your family, but also is remarkable because of print and because of television and because

what about the movies roger so loved he expressed it right there? roger you sobout loved?ove that he was a man who wanted to engender those feelings of empathy for other people. i think it is wonderful for someone who has the curiosity to want to know, get into your head, and see what it is like to be a person of a different race, a different age, a different nationality, a different gender. that is the person who has the kind of curiosity that makes this world a better place. >> what about you? >> i had an interesting experience this past spring. i was teaching a course to college students, film studies majors. we read a bunch of the greatest hits -- pauline kale, james agee. we read a bunch of roger's pieces, some essays for a series of books called "great movies," some of his best work. we read one on "the best years of our lives," one on a movie onled "chop shop," and one "planes, trains, and automobiles ." of all the critics we read in the course of the term, roger was the one the students responded to most. they were too young to have grown up watching "siskel and eb

as for motive, rogers wouldn't talk. all experts can say is that the murders had a clear sexual motivation. >> it's the most bizarre case i've ever been involved with, and for all of these men, there was just no dignity in death. >> in november of 2000 rogers was tried and convicted of two of the murders. the cases where they had the most forensic evidence. he was sentenced to two life terms plus 65 years in prison. >> we never gave up. you keep plugging along. >> it never ceases to amaze me what we get in terms of forensics, whether it's fingerprints, dna, any number of things. it's the most powerful tool you can have in the courtroom as a prosecutor. >> it was pretty horrible to sit there in court and look at this man who actually murdered mike sakara and to think of all the other people who lost their lives and family and friends who lost people because of this monster who was sitting there, but at least he was finally put away. >>> up next, a home invasion turns to murder. >> just extreme overkill. crime of passion,

joanna rogers. what news do we have about joanna rogers. >> 16-year-old joanna rogers, a high school student had been missing for the past 18 months. her parents had last seen her the night before she disappeared around 1:00 a.m. when she returned home from her job at a sandwich shop. >> her mother told her that she would see her in the morning. joe said she would see us in the morning and she loved us and she went to bed. >> the next morning, joanna was gone. her parents knew immediately something was terribly wrong. >> she didn't take her car. she didn't take her keys. she didn't take her money. she didn't take any clothes. except for what she was wearing, no cell phone. nothing. that raises a flag immediately. >> she had just disappeared. and i didn't know what happened. >> there was no evidence of an intruder. and joanna's parents who slept just down the hall had heard nothing. at the time, police and volunteers conducted an extensive search for joanna, but turned up nothing. >> joanna, wherever

>> no it was roger. >> jimmy: okay. calm down. yeah, no roger. >> you know what? like a simple thing, but now you hear it you know, for movies, it's trademarked, but for everything else you hear, whenever someone steps off a a plane or does anything else good, what do they say? two thumbs up. this is what i want everyone to do for the movie "life itself." >> jimmy: absolutely. yeah, well do that. >> two thumbs up. thumbs up. >> jimmy: absolutely. [ applause ] i want to show this scene, this is outtakes of gene siskel and roger ebert, this is in the documentary, and it's not -- y'all just see kept the cameras rolling and they just -- >> okay. >> jimmy: here you go it's "life itself." >> it's thriller week on "siskel and ebert and the movies" and we've got three new ones. >> dennis quaid in "the big easy," michael caine in "the fourth protocol" and kevin costner and gene hackman "in no way out." sound a little excited, gene. >> sound less excited, roger. that's why we are redoing it, because of what you did. [ laughter ] it's thriller week on "siskel and ebert at th

so andy and roger i want to welcome you both and thank you for being here today. you were both members of something called the cloture club and i wondered if you could tell me about what the cloture club was and how you found yourself members of it back in 1964? >> thank you for that kind introduction. we inconvenient it hvented the . it did not exist until it rose phoenix like from the ashes. but the problem was that it was a filibuster and nothing was happening except a lot of speeches. and we wanted to make news now that didn't mean we created news or made it up but we were like bees going to flowers, flowers were senator russell, senator dirksen, senator humphrey, majority leader mansfield and others and we went around and asked them questions and made comments and said, hey, majority leader said "x," what do you any and at the end of the day roger had a pretty good story for cbs news and i had something to write for the "herald tribune." so that was the nature of the cloture club. there were five of us -- roger, myself, peter compa unfortunately and ned kenwo

over. >> roger. copy. >> eagle, houston. after yaw around, angles. s-band pitch, minus 9, yaw plus 18. you are a go to continue. go to continue powered descent. you are a go to continue powered descent. >> altitude now 21,000 feet. still looking very good. velocity down to 1200 feet per second. >> you are looking great to us, eagle. >> gives us a reading on the 1292 program alarm. >> roger, we are a go on that alarm. >> good radar data. we are now in the approach phase. everything looking good. ltitude 4,200 -- >> houston, you are go for landing. over. >> roger. understand. go for landing. 3000 feet. row gram alarm. altitude 1600. 14 hundred feet. still looking very good. 700 feet. 21 down, 33 degrees, 600 feet down at 19. 1201. >> 1201. >> 1201 alarm. we are go. same type. we are go. >> altitude, velocity light, 3.5 down, 220 feet, 13 forward, 11 forward, coming down nicely, 200 eet, 4.5 down, 5.5 down. >> 60 seconds. >> lights on, down 2.5, forward, forward, 40 feet, down 2.5. kicking up some dust, 4 forward, 4 forward, drifting to the right a litt

it took him a year before he called the roger. and he never called me roger in public. it was always private. i would go down to georgia on occasion on political trips. i would go see him before i went to tell him he was going. he would give me names and phone numbers of people. when i got back, i would get a call, come see me. he was always generous in that way. i never thought -- he told me before the filibuster began, in so many words, that there was not anything else he could do. he knew he was beaten, i think, before it started. and i asked him, is there nothing you can offer america's black population. he said, all i can offer is hope that we can get through this difficult period. that told me that he knew he was going to get defeated. i thought the main conflict was not between dirks and humphrey versus russell, but between humphrey and dirks and whether those two leaders could craft a bill that would pull along enough republicans to break the filibuster. >> my take on it was a little different. i always thought the big 17, whose picture is over there, including

over. >> roger. understand. go four landing. 3000 feet. row gram alarm.. 14 hundred feet. still looking very good. 700 feet. 21 down, 30 three degrees, 600 .eet down at 19 1201. >> 1201. >> 1201 alarm. we are go. same type. we are go. >> altitude, velocity light, 3.5 feet, 13 forward, 11 forward, coming down nicely, 200 feet, four .5 down, 5.5 down. >> 60 seconds. >> lights on, down 2.5, forward, forward, 40 feet, down 2.5. kicking up some dust, 4 forward, forward, drifting to the right a little, contact light, ok, engine stop. >> we copy you down, eagle. >> tranquility base here, the eagle has landed. >> through the window of the seee, armstrong and aldrin what no human eyes have ever seen before. their spacecraft casts a long shadow across the undisturbed dust of centuries. ♪ seven hours after landing, after careful preparations for later ascend were completed, armstrong opens the eagle had shed begins his climb down to the surface. ♪ the first footsteps on this strange, new world must be taken cautiously. the moon has only 1/6 the gravity of earth. the

novak djokovic and roger federer serve up a classic wimbledon final. we have that match. r >>> welcome back. let's recap the headlines. nine people have been killed in a series of israeli air strikes on the gaza strip. seven hamas are among the dead and the group is vowing to hit back. pope francis held a private mass for six people sexually abused by priests. the group from britain, germany and ireland is meeting the head of the rach lick -- roman catholic's private residence. >>> the family of peter greste have launched a new appeal to secure his freedom. he and colleagues have been in gaol for 189 days. >>> the opposition coalition has been pressing the government to discuss security, corruption and tribalism. the president says he will only hold discussions in parliament. katherine sawyer reports. >> reporter: here in western kenya the crowds shout anti-government slogans. they chant,i referring to the president kenyatta. the opposition call for reform and democracy led by odinga was not short of supporters. this was an opposition stronghold. poli

so andy and roger i want to welcome you both and thank you for being here today. you were both members of something called the cloture club and i wondered if you could tell me about what the cloture club was and how you found yourself members of it back in 1964? >> thank you for that kind introduction. we inconvenient it hvented the . it did not exist until it rose phoenix like from the ashes. but the problem was that it was a filibuster and nothing was happening except a lot of speeches. and we wanted to make news now that didn't mean we created news or made it up but we were like bees going to flowers, flowers were senator russell, senator dirksen, senator humphrey, majority leader mansfield and others and we went around and asked them questions and made comments and said, hey, majority leader said "x," what do you any and at the end of the day roger had a pretty good story for cbs news and i had something to write for the "herald tribune." so that was the nature of the cloture club. there were five of us -- roger, myself, peter compa unfortunately and ned kenwo

rogers: i yield the gentlelady one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. granger: we include a provision to allow border patrol unfettered access to federal lands. right now through a memorandum of understanding, border patrol officials are only allowed to pursue those into federal lands, they can't do regular patrols. and finally, the supplemental requires a sense of congress that children should not be detained at military bases. while this will not change the law, this provision addresses a serious and growing concern from members of congress, not least of the concerns is that children should not be stored on military bases. the congressional budget office has given the assessment of policy changes in this bill. they said that because the legislation allows for the children to self-deport, it will lead to immediate savings. this is a smart targeted bill that addresses the crisis immediately. i urge my colleagues to vote yes on the supplemental and show the american people that we'

it's good to have you with us, roger. we mourn with us the loss of your friend. what are you feeling now as you wait to board mh17? >> well, that's a good question. i'm a business anxious to actually board the flight. taking into account that my friend didn't make it back home. but this is a flight i've been taking for the past 23 years from malaysia so i guess and hoping lightning doesn't strike twice in the same place but it's still difficult to fly in this type of atmosphere. >> is this flight a full flight? i have to believe -- what are your conversations there in the airport as you're getting ready to board maybe with other passengers? >> i'm flying with my family so we were arranging the luggage and stuff like that so we didn't really get a chance to talk to many other people at the check-in. >> any hess tanthe flight is de mours now so we have to wait. >> was there any hesitancy on your part so soon after mh17 was shot down earlier this week to fly again essentially in -- from amsterdam to kuala lumpur? >> the first thing that really comes to mind, maybe w

ducis rogers helping out tonight. >> a good turnout out there. i do my part. >> thank you for your service. >> thank you. lets do sports now. chase utley had quite the experience at the all-star game last night. he can enjoy it before he and the phillies return to the reality of this season. utley was the lone representative from the phillies at this game. he drove in a run with this double. he made his sixth appearance and also scored the run and had a front row seat for the love going derek jeter's way and his last year, and a big ovation for him. >> it was great being out there and the crowd was special and nice to be back in an atmosphere like this. i had a good time. >> what did you think of the ovation that jeter has? >> he deserves that, if not more. i think we all know how much he meant to the game of baseball and he will be missed next year. >> mike trout had quite the night, he was named the all-star game mvp went 2 for 3 with a pair of rbi. he had a choice of a chevy corvette convertible or a chevy pickup truck. >> got to go with the s

ducis rogers has more with his run-in with law. it's time to turn on the air conditioner, but what brand is best for your needs. adam? a flash flood warning and a flood watch and tropical storm arthur. need i go on we have a lot to talk about. . >>> president obama is contracting to growing concern over terror attacks on airplanes bound for the united states. the administration is preparing urgent new security measures, for an undetectible bomb being developed in syria. they have increased random screening of anyone coming to the u.s. and scrutiny of electronics and clothes removed for screening. >>> now border patrol buses transported undocumented women and children near san diego, were turned back by protesters, the convoy got on the move blocking highway entrances to keep the path clear. more than 52,000 unaccompanied children have been detained from crossing the mexico border since october. president obama call it's a humanitarian crisis. >>> ducis is here now with troubling news. >> the team wants quiet off seasons, claude gir

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roger altman will be my cohost for the next hour.discuss the wild am scene we are currently seeing. he's going to give me his read on the economy. ♪ >> you know this trend. in a quest for tax savings, many u.s. companies are using mergers to move their address overseas. president obama has called the strategy known as in version "unpatriotic." an accounting trick, but it hurts our country's finances and it adds to the deficit and it sticks you with the tab. if they are not paying their fair share and stashing their money offshore, you don't have that option. it ain't right. >> it ain't right. joining us now with more perspective is senator tom coburn of oklahoma, who wrote a recent op-ed on this issue. i know you say this whole trend of inversion is an opportunity for us to look at long-term reform in the tax code. what about closing this loophole first? as atty, i don't see it loophole. i see capital going where it gets the best return. it is typical washington. we address symptoms but we don't diagnose the real problem. the real pr

rogers: mr. speaker, pursuant to h.res. 696, i call up the bill h.r. 5230, making supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2014, and for other purposes. and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 5230, a bill making supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2014, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 696, the gentleman from kentucky, mr. rogers, and the the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. lowey, each will control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the the eman from kentucky, -- house will be in order. please take your conversations off the floor. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized for 30 minutes. mr. rogers: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and includeheir remarks and extraneous material on h.r. 5230. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will suspend.

>> roger and kevin, going to stick around through the break.alk spotify, time wann warner any other company google might have its eye on. and a take on amazon's firephone ahead of earnings friday, and with a big pay day from the gopro ipo, kelly slater, where action sport cameras are headed. again, all-time intraday high on the s&p. don't go away. bulldog: bulldog: oooh! mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: get a serta mattress, any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...is ending soon. ♪ mattress discounters >>> welcome back to "squawk alley." check out shares of this stock. moving higher after halted on reports that spanish energy company repsol is exploring a bid for the company. they responded saying it has been approached, but no assurance that any transaction would be agreed upon. you see the shares just reopened for trade up about 12% on the day so far, carl. back to you. >> dom, thanks. >>> with us again this north, elev

and canadian thortss arrest flyers captain, claude giroux, ducis rogers has the details. after the hottest day of the year, we are tracking downpours on the way and the latest on how arthur will affect the 4th of july. >>> trenton's full mayor spend the first day on the job saying thank you. mayor jackson gave their supand has a busy day ahead. tomorrow he plans to volunteer at a soup kitchen and tomorrow he will spend time with local service men and women. >>> a local theater is forced to close its doors despite a successful season in 2013, the prince music theater in center city philadelphia is having difficulty raising money. >>> the announcement to close comes on a banner year for the prince music theater, more than 60,000 people visited it this year. for more than 200 pofrps performances and events and movies. >> we had soldout events, a hit for the family during the holiday was potter potter. >> all because of the herb lotman, the main fundraiser who died in february. >> he launched a fundraising that restored the bring. the stars of "about last night" were here and

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meteorologist karen rogers is in for david this noon and joins us at the "action news" big board with the details from accuweather. are. >> reporter: that's right, anybody outside today needs to keep an eye to the sky. we had a cell moving along the coastline, near route 72, chats worth we had a shower and we had a shower to the northwest, as well. here's storm tracker 6 live double scan in 3d. there's a lot more storms where they came from. we have frontal boundaries that will move their way through, we're watching the storms inch toward the area and one of the reasons watching them so closely, the storm prediction center has the entire viewing area under a risk for severe weather. gusty winds, heavy downpours and lightning associated with the storms coming our way. the national weather service posted a flash flood that goes into effect today at noon until tomorrow night. a quick look at future tracker 6 showing what the afternoon could look like, at 5:30 we see the storms gathering through the area and moving through late this evening, into the nighttime hours. a strong line of stor

in tennis, novak djokovic if each roger federer to win wimbledon -- novak djokovic defeats roger federer to win wimbledon. and the latest from the tour de france. >> nibali wins the second stage. there are big names tucked behind him. cavendish. e is out of the race after dislocating his shoulder in a crash in -- he is out of the race after dislocating his shoulder in a crash in stage one. we just started this tour de france. a bittador now seems stronger mentally. there is a psychological war between the two riders. nibali appears to be a third contender for overall victory. i think the italian is the smartest of the three. which one will be the luckiest in the coming days? the next stages look like a lottery. there will be a lot of suspense for those aiming to win the tour. -- no stage one winner sign of the stage one winner, marcel kittel. 2-second lead.a stage three is a flat one from cambridge to london. it should suit the sprinters. novak djokovic has won his second wimbledon title him a beating seven-time champion roger federer in a thrilling final -- title, beating seven-time cha

lets head to the big board and karen rogers in for david murphy. >> we start with stormtracker 6 live double scan earlier this morning we had thunderstorms in south jersey and heavy rain and all of that is off the coast right now, on stormtracker 6 live double scan we can see we have a lot of shower activity right off the coastline, i wouldn't be surprised to see a sprinkle at the beach at this point. but the rest of us are dry. it's finally moving on out of here, the dew points have dropped from the 70s to the 50s, feeling nice and comfortable, the humidity is moving out. and it's a cool morning a southwesterly breeze. 76 in millville, and 77 in allentown and we are stuck in the clouds early on and we'll see more sunshine as the afternoon progresses. partly sunny skies and less humid than it has been and we are breaking the second heat wave of the season with a high of just 85 degrees, nice and comfortable and partly cloudy and 65 in the city, and we get down to the 50s in cooler spots tonight. a big change is coming your way, you can open the windows and get a good night sleep. we'l

well go back to the kaiser report imax keyser time out of turn to bitcoin jesus otherwise known as roger vera he's an angel investor in many many bitcoin companies including block chain dot info bit of a crack and more roger welcome finally to the kaiser report thanks for having me all right so good going jesus i mean this is an idea that you were one of the very first to get into bed cohen years ago now and of course when people get into bed caught as you have and as others have others have it becomes almost a spiritual awakening and but it centers on this idea of freedom in many ways monetary freedom political freedom could you just speak on that for a second roger sure i fell in love with bitcoin about three and a half years ago because once i understood the what the quote was and how it worked i realized that it's the first time in the entire history of the world in which no anyone can send and receive any amount of money with anyone else anywhere in the world without having to ask for permission from a bank or a corporation or a government let me just jump in for a second because pe

. >> david murphy is here and matt pellman is in for karen rogers good morning. >> reporter: let's start you out on radar. as you look, it's easy to see where arthur is located. it came ashore as a category 2. it's back to 100-mile an hour winds which makes it a category one. we're seeing rain bands coming up from the storm. you can see on storm tracker 6 live double scan it's a little bit of steady rain passing northeast right like that through lancaster and reading and lehigh valley. another band possibly trying to come into the shore, although we may have to wait until a little bit later this morning until that becomes a big issue. we have the flood watch into friday afternoon. it will expire around most of these counties, but we'll leave it up in case there's other heavy bands that pop in. we have a rip current issue, remember if you get caught in a rip current, don't panic, swim parallel to the beach north or south, you'll get out of the current fairly quickly and you can bring yourself back to shore, that's the way to defeat a rip current. 74 in philadelphia, 72 in sea isle city. t

freedom in many ways monetary freedom political freedom could you just speak on that for a second roger sure i fell in love with bitcoin about three and a half years ago because once i understood the what the queen was and how it worked i realized that it's the first time in the entire history of the world in which no anyone can send and receive any amount of money with anyone else anywhere in the world without having to ask for permission from a bank or a corporation or a government let me just jump in for a second because people are wondering that sounds interesting what does it mean let's just examine africa for a second suddenly that entire concept is being transformed because the room mittens market money from workers going overseas they can be sent back and not be charged ten dollars for a hundred dollar transfer they can be charged virtually nothing for a transfer that's a huge step change estimate and they don't have to ask for permission and provide all sorts of id requirements in their first born child and everything else that all these companies ask for it just works it's jus

but he has a chance. >> going with a 3-iron, it sounded like, roger. which 3-iron from a lot so good lie on a fairway bunker doesn't sound like an easy shot to me. >> no it's not. he's got to get it right on the button. but he does have an angle. he does have a way to do it, if, if he pulls it off. >> very difficult to run the ball up on to this green, too. because a very narrow opening between the bunker on the left and the rough on the right. >> well, i don't think he got it all that far. shot it up in the air and it's going to come up well short. but at least he's in the short grass, huh? >> you have another look at this. >> the technique is good. he's gripped down on the club which you want to do when you're hitting a fairway bunker shot to catch up with the fact that you put your feet down in the sand try to keep the relationship the same. that's just a tough shot. >> that's actually pretty good place in that position. that gives him an opportunity to get that up and down with a lob wedge. >> unlike sauers, monty has no chance of reaching the gree

rita serrato's son, roger, was inside the house.ice believed he was connected to a recent shooting. >> i can't get january 5th out of my head. >> you don't expect to see something like that in this neighborhood. like as if they were looking for somebody that had a bomb, or like terrorists or somebody of that level. >> it was later determined roger had nothing at all to do with the shooting. an armored vehicle known as a bearcat was parked on the lawn and the swat team threw in a flash bang grenade to get roger out. for the next several hours, the swat team kept their rifles trained on the house. >> how much time passed, can you remember? >> it felt forever. it felt like he was in their for a long time. >> and you could see the house on fire?. >> you could see the house on fire. >> witnesses say the police did little to save roger from the burning house. >> why do you think he didn't run out of the house? >> scared. >> why would he be scared? >> there's so much force and guns and just, i mean, wouldn't you be? >> by the time roger wa

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with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy.dwards, karen rogers and >> good morning. here's what's happening on this tuesday, july 29th. a community will come together today to honor three children killed in a wild carjacking and overnight two men were arraigned for their murder. >> an overprotective father could face criminal charges for assault mang who he believed was ogling his daughter. >> a community is outraged after pictures surfaced showing a new york city police officer in a choke holds way pregnant woman. >> it is a bit chilly as you step outside. meteorologist, david murphy has the accuweather forecast. good morning, david. >> good morning, guys. it is a little bit cool out there as we are in the 60's but we also have clear skies, low humidity, really kind of refreshing as you step outside and there's cloud cover out to the west you can see it's falling apart. over all expecting sunshine today with perhaps an occasional passing cloud. 66 degrees is the current temperature in philadelphia. if you're in allentown you'

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rita serrato's son, roger, was inside the house. the police believed he was connected to a recent shooting. >> i can't get january 5th out of my head. >> you don't expect to see something like that in this neighborhood. like as if they were looking for somebody that had a bomb, or like terrorists or somebody of that level. >> it was later determined roger had nothing at all to do with the shooting. an armored vehicle known as a bearcat was parked on the lawn and the swat team threw in a flash bang grenade to get roger out. for the next several hours, the swat team kept their rifles trained on the house. >> how much time passed, can you remember? >> it felt forever. it felt like he was in their for a long time. >> and you could see the house on fire?. >> you could see the house on fire. >> witnesses say the police did little to save roger from the burning house. >> why do you think he didn't run out of the house? >> scared. >> why would he be scared? >> there's so much force and guns and just, i mean, wouldn't you be? >> by the time

roger daughterry is also performing tonight. and still to come, where new jersey and delaware ranked when it comes to beach water quality and also tornadoes strike outside two major american cities today in different time zones and run for your life. no need for 5 ks and marathons doctors are telling us it is easier than you think live longer by lacing up. cecily. >> temperatures will run on the cool side. i have a taste of fall in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> ducis rogers with the mets showing off against the phillies and eagles fans block to the first open practice today when "action news" continues tonight. >> this is video of one of the tornadoes that touched down across colorado today. this one kicked up dirt open a farm about a half hour north of denver and passengers at the city airport were forced to seek shelter. so far there are no major injuries or damage to report. >> and an extremely rare tornado cut a two mile path of destruction north of boston today. an ef 2 twister touched down in revere. trees and fewer l

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edwards, karen rogers and news on this wednesday, july 2nd.he hunt is on for a gunman who shot a barrage of bullets into a crowd hitting five people. a full report is next. >> as we predicted, the hot weather continues with temperatures hitting the mid 90's and accuweather is tracking more humid air. >> the the wawa welcome america celebration is in full swing. look what we have live on the action cam from the national constitution center. these people got up way early to make a 5-ton hoagie and we will track its progress. >> looking good. they are rearing to go, aren't they? >> good morning, everyone, it is 4:30 on this wednesday. tam is off. nydia han joins us. we love hoagies. >> and it's hot, hot, hot. >> there you go. >> i like them cold. sweet peppers on those wawa hoagies. i could eat 1 ton all by myself. we got issues today. the first a heat advisory. this kicks in at noon and goes until 8 o'clock tonight because we're looking at excessive humidity and high temperatures. the heat index is going to make it feel like it's between 100 and

. >> let's go over to david murphy and matt pellman filling in for karen rogers. >> reporter: the big story is hurricane arthur pulling away from north carolina, still on a track to go close enough to our coast to provide a little rain this morning. currently there's not a whole lot going on related to arthur. we have a branch of rain in the northern and western suburbs that is producing steady rain in berks county, lancaster county and allentown. a couple of cells popping in along the coast that's it for now. as we take a look we have that flood watch in effect up until noon today just in case anymore cells pop in from that passing hurricane. not a lot of expected. all day there's an advisory for rip currents down the shore. if you get swept out to sea, don't panic, that's the first rule of thumb. all you have to do is swim parallel to the beach north or south, you'll get yourself back in, and swim near lifeguard stations today. all right. 74 degrees, still muggy as you survey the numbers. 76 by noon, a little rain around in the morning. noon, 77. maybe a few lingering showers, 3:00