roger had been in jail for a week, languishing there. and he told the man that had raised him from childhood that he did not want to get out, because he was afraid of what they would do to him. the vigilantes would break in, he feared, and take his life. but roger had stabbed a white man. and in georgia in 1946, he may as well have committed suicide. one observer said, "if a black man got involved in an altercation or encounter with a white man, it was the same as a death sentence against him." but everybody was duped into thinking everything was fine and ok. harrison told his passengers to go and shop in monroe and meet him at the courthouse at 5:00 in a few hours. they were happy and content that roger would be billed out of -- bailed out of jail. he himself was trying to get his car repaired, meeting with friends, doing grocery shopping and having smalltalk with friends at the ice plant. his movements seemed to be routine and harmless, but as he took them back he said he thought that they were drinking, although the autopsies would pr

roger: i do, but it may be a tortuous process.uy: who would you like to be the next prime minister? who has the best ability to negotiate what we need? roger: i don't know the individuals in question well enough to judge that. whoever it is should be able to unite the conservative party. this is going to be a difficult task. this has been a bitter debate. isn't right that cameron is staying on for three months? roger: yes. i was well aware that that is what all people on the leave side hoped and intended. this has played out pretty much for the best. guy: what does it mean for british austerity? roger: we don't know. very interesting to see becomes chancellor. mr. osborne will be a job much longer. the new man has the opportunity to recast policy. austerity,has been but it has been kind of austerity light. do you think the bank of england should be providing the stimulus the u.k. needs? should raise the cut? walk me through the policy levers that need to be pulled. roger: what i would be seeking to do is ensure the pound stays at

. >> coming up, we are joined by former cop steve rogers, lieutenant steve rogers. just how safe are cities from home grown terrorists? >>> just how repaired are local law enforcement agencies to ensure the safety of their citizens from another terror attack. joining us is steve rogers, retired lieutenant with the nuttily, new jersey police department. that's the question americans are saying to themselves everywhere, could orlando be my neighborhood, my community and the answer probably is, yeah, it could. >> yes, it could. just to mention the orlando police department and what they did there was outstanding. they were able to get 30 hostages out. able to minimize loss as much as the losses were. they were prepared after they act to a situation. tactically and strategically they are well prepared. what we need to do is look at the intelligence and information gathering aspect of all of these scenarios. i believe the federal government can do a lot more in providing local law enforcement with the training they need in order to gather and collect and even to some deg

. >>> meteorologist chris sowers is off, karen rogers joins us with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. not the greatest news for the cyclists, right? >> reporter: we're starting off with clouds you can see that looking at the center city skyline. we have showers moving through the area, but the big weather threat comes this afternoon and into this evening. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we have light showers in the region starting to develop. this is is not severe weather, but it's damp. you can see it on route 1, media. the blue route, woodbury, new jersey and route 40 in elmer right now. we can look elsewhere around the region as we watch the progression north an east. we're seeing rain moving into fortescue and cape may and the beach showers are moving in. satellite and radar you can see how the showers moved in. the actual front is well out to the west. as the warm front lifts through the region it will trigger showers in the morning and the big weather threat comes this afternoon and even. 68 degrees. it is warm in the city. 64 dewpoint. 64 in millville. over 6

roger: ¿y las calorÍas? karla; no me importa. roger: chabÁn, cuidado!ermedades cardiovasculares, y existe una relaciÓn directa entre el consumo excesivo de sal y las enfermedades cardiovasculares. marÍa eugenia: el 65% del sodio que consumimos viene en alimentos preparados o de restaurantes. >> lo que contiene mÁs sal usualmente son las comidas enlatadas, procesadas y congeladas. marÍa eugenia: lo que busca esta iniciativa es que el consumidor reciba alimentos bajos en sal. los estadounidenses consumen un promedio de 3400 mg de sal al dÍa, aproximadamente media cucharada mÁs de lo recomendado. el objetivo de las autoridades es que esa cantidad se reduzca a sÓlo 2300 mg de sal por dÍa. con sÓlo hacer algunos cambios en nuestra dieta, se puede lograr mucho. >> que traten de escoger comidas frescas, como vegetales y frutas, y tratar de no aÑadir mucha sal en la mesa. pueden usar hierbas, condimentos o especias. marÍa eugenia: la reducciÓn de un 40% del consumo de sodio en los estados unidos podrÍa salvar 500.000 vidas, reducir los costos de atenciÓn mÉdica

. >> 24-year-old lawrence sylvester rogers jr. was caught, thanks to witnesses who came forward, after seeing security camera video, released this week. scott broom is in forestville, wherth and two left wounded last friday night. >> reporter: that's right. we learned today that rogers checked himself this to a -- into a nearby motel after the attack here last friday night. and the man who gave him a ride there is among the witnesses who came forward and told police after that video was released. >> reporter: 24-year-old lawrence sylvester rogers, jr., was arrested at a friend's apartment in d.c. after people recognized the gun-coating man on the video and called prince george's county police. >> the video of that quality tashowed him. and -- that showed him distinctive qualities. and we got a lost information back. >> what investigators did not have yet is a reason why rogers attacked here. killing three people, ages 50 to 60. and wounding two others on an otherwise calm friday night. >> sometimes on murder scenes, the motives ar

i said roger goodell has died. don't delete that tweet. >> this is a relatively low level type of attack. it can be done to target somebody, somebody who's looking to get bragging rights. >> reporter: tonight, the nfl is working with law enforcement to find the source of the hack, but investigators are busy. in recent days, celebrities like katy perry, kylie jenner, drake, and mark zuckerberg have all had their accounts hijacked. some speculate it may be connected to a recently released database of old passwords and user names from linkedin and myspace. twitter says millions of passwords have been stolen in the past several weeks. we recommend people use a unique, strong password. many accounts, maybe even yours, are vulnerable. >> you should use different passwords across all your different type of social media accounts. >> reporter: late tonight, roger goodell weighed in. man, you leave the office for one day of golf and your own network kills you off. harsh. >>> we're back in a moment with a surprise reunion of

you admiral rogers.general dempsey was asked about our ability to address challenges to this country and he basically stated that we have a significant advantages in every major challenge except one and that was cyber, do you agree with general dempsey's comment about one year ago. >> i do. the phrase i use with him is cyber is one area we have technology that we appear competitors have every capacity as we do. >> that come i'll say to my fellow members emphasizes our need to address this issue in a comprehensive fashion. after we finish the defense bill i would spend a great deal of this committee will spend a great deal of its time in this issue since the threat is as admiral rogers just stated. you stated last year in the house hearing that you're still uncertain about how you characterize what is offensive and what is authorized. again that boils down ultimately to a policy decision and today we have tended to do that on a case-by-case basis. in other words, if we respond, how do we respond? all of t

. >>> david is off, karen rogers, is here, we're scratching you are heads. >> reporter: it's 40s in the northwest suburbs, 46 in martins creek. 48 in fleetwood. 49 in pottstown, 47 in coatsville and kennett square, breezy, too, 54 degrees and breezy in center city. in the suburbs in noon. 51 in browns mill. 52 in hammonton, 54 in cinnaminson and 54 in dover, delaware. each day we've been stepping it down in the mornings. 7 degrees cooler right now in philadelphia than at this point yesterday, but it's a noticeable change. here's what to expected satellite and radar, showing after the severe storms out of here we've got nothing but clear skies. bright sunshine, the next couple of days are quiet no storms for couple of days. it's a cool start, beautiful bright sunshine, high of 75. cooler than average, it will feel okay with the sunshine coming down. big changes for the weekend, we are at a risk for severe weather. i'll complain who has a better -- explain who has a better that is an -- of that, coming up matt. >> reporter: i wore my jacket, because you told me to, karen rogers. good morn

karen rogers is outside watching that accuweather.urphy and matt pelman has traffic. good morning. >> good morning. it's horribly humid out here. we have lots of clouds but the downpour pours are not where i'm standing. i want to show you storm tracker6 live double scan. we have a bit of a shower in allentown but you can

karen rogers is in for david murphy outside on the terrace with all the nice and pleasant details. >> reporter: hi rick, i love june so far. bright and sunny and warm, not quite as warm as yesterday. lets take a look at these numbers. 75 degrees right now in philadelphia, 78 in allentown already. 78 in reading and warmer in the lehigh valley, and 74 in wilmington and 77 in millville. 68 in cape may. just 71 in atlantic city and 68 currently in beach haven. here is the dew point, the measure of moisture. it's feeling humid. 61 in philadelphia. when you hit 60s it starts to feel humid. 65 in millville and 68 in dover, and 65 is the dew point in cape may. feeling a bit more humid especially south of the city than it did yesterday. i want to show you the satellite and radar image, one the morning clouds that broke apart and is allowing the sunshine to come on through. clouds are coming your way and some showers, and that really holds off until later tonight in the overnight hours tomorrow. that front is moving so slowly but it will start to thicken the clouds for us later on this afternoo

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let's head over to meteorologist karen rogers and matt pelman who has got your traffic.d morning. >> that cooler air we have been talking about, that's arrived. let's take a look at these numbers. it's 59 in allentown, 57 in reading, 63 in the city, 55 degrees in millville and 67 degrees in cape may. and the big change comes with the temperatures today. satellite6 and action radar slowing that we're clearing out right now and looking pretty good but look at the dewpoints here. yesterday we were in the upper 60. still felt kind of sticky. 46-degree dewpoint, way down there. no humidity out there. so, you may think it's a little refreshing as long as you don't miss the heat. 70 degrees to your high temperature. that means in a lot of spots you'll stay in the 60's at a. it's going to turn windy. it's much cooler. we are anticipating some showers or thunderstorms. you can see this on storm tracker6 live 3-d already. here's the instability, the batch we're watching that will slowly work its way through our region and we can expect some gusty winds and also a brief -- they are

roger altman. go to madrid to talk about the spanish election and donald trump and the latest polling. e'lly: still ahead, w look at the u.k. impact on the british startup seeking venture capital money, the partner at softek will be our guest, next. ♪ david: welcome to our audience on bloomberg television, on radio. this is continuing special coverage of the brexit fallout. betty: let's get out market update with julie hyman, who joins us with more on what to expect overnight and tomorrow. julie: i want to look back to look forward, if i may. we were talking about political groups that might benefit or that might need areas of refuge. one of the groups i have been looking at is the utility group. this is one of the very few sectors in the u.s. that rose on friday; here you have the philadelphia index and it saw a gain of 4/10 of 1%. if you look at the top performers, utilities have some benefits in the eyes of investors; they tended to be defensive, in other words, there is demand for power no matt

>> reporter: jim and wendy, police credit the public for leading them to lawrence rogers, the suspectn this case. they found him at a friend's homein southeast washington. what they found in his possession may be the most important evidence in this case. police are still working on a motive for the murder in district heights last week but when they arrested lawrence rogers jr. they recovered a .9 millimeter handgun. >> they are doing the proper tests that they have to do to see if it is in fact our murder weapon. >> reporter: police say you are looking at crucial evidence. the suspect was caught on a convenience store on cameras half an hour before the shootings and caught on surveillance video cutting across the yard after five people wereot orleans avenue in district heights on friday evening. police released the videos to the media. tips from the community came pouring in leading prince george's county police to arrest 24-year-old lawrence rogers jr. >> on monday, we got the videos out to the press, out to you guys, which we appreciated you putting it out there. we knew we would ge

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morningryone, its 4:30 a.m. on this wednesday june 1st. >> we're following several breaking news stories. a crash and a shooting involving an off duty officer sends bullets through a hospital window. >> a uber driver struck and can killed a woman who stepped out into app north philadelphia street. >> a pennsylvania lottery winner is now accused of stealing the money to buy the lottery tickets. a lawyer is going to earn his keep on that one. how do you figure it out. >> first up, weather and traffic with karen rogers filling in for david and matt pelman. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. we've got another gorgeous day today. it won't be quite as humid as it was yesterday. we're looking at this satellite image here and we can see hard al cloud out there, a few clouds out to the west. we'll start off with some bright sunshine and sunshine is going to help to warm things up. we thought maybe today would be in the low 80's. we're bumping up those temperatures. this morning it's already 69

meteorologist karen rogers has your accuweather details

karen rogers, we got another great one for you tomorrow. and then a little bit of a change for friday. details coming up. what you got on the roads, sister. >> not a whole lot right now. looking outside live, this is i-95 approaching cottman and no big problem. southbound traffic headed towards center city. pretty light volume if you're coming from langhorne or pendel. you're looking good so far there. we have a few problems. this one in montgomery county a tree came down and brought down some wires with it, too. peco is on the scene trying to fix it. they've shut down flourtown avenue at campbell lane. stick to mermaid lane to get area that closure in springfield. a vehicle drove into a fence at we will b welsh road at pine. clear dry and clear. you see a lint of low clouds in the distance. tannish one or two places this morning with the fog, matt. >> thank you karen. >>> let's begin with breaking news here. a cab driver was stabbed on the job in camden new jersey. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live outside cooper university ho

chairman thank you admiral rogers.i miss some of the discussion i do want to be needlessly repetitive but i want to go back to the change ahead with a chair in the opening questions. and met recently with the senior military leader who tried to basically summarized his sense of things and he said we have plans but no strategy. i have been thinking about that. i think in your back and forthwith a chair you talk about and others may have asked about this notion that we are kind of reacting case-by-case to cyber attacks in deciding in each instance what we want to do but the development of a broader doctrine what will a deterrence policy be and we might communicate how do we view a cyber attack under article v in terms of triggering collective self-defense in the collective defense operation. we are assessing those things that we are not at the end point of answering a lot of those questions. could you talk to us about the doctrinal development process and working on these questions they are so important. what might an we

air force sergeant sierra rogers.later rogers shared in her own words what happened. >> i did what i felt was right. if they stayed in that building without me doing anything they would have died. >> rogers was on the fourth floor having her hair braided by the mother her friend when the fire started on the second floor. she covered her face crawled to the next room broke a burglar bar and as her mother explains kick out a window. >> she scaled down a 37-foot building on a thin wire to get help. >> reporter: rogers cut her legs and hands and was bleeding profusely. she found a blanket from a shop on the street and rallied people to hold it and catch the family. rogers was commended by the air force. then returned home. >> she saved three children and the mom. >> reporter: it should have been a happy ending. but three weeks later, when she showed up for her next assignment in florida, rogers had trouble breathing. >> that's when she started to have the chest pains and they rushed her to the hospital but she didn't make

meteorologist karen rogers is in for chris sowers this morning here with accuweather. >> reporter: if people need to head out now, if they have plans, the severe weather doesn't hit until this afternoon and evening. so you still have time. not looking pretty, though isn't it. down the shore live on sky6 live hd lots of clouds in atlantic city. we had light rain that moved through the area. you can see the clouds in its wake. i want to show you the aimage -- image of satellite and radar. we have a chance of a spotty shower here other there. the cold front is out to the west. the storm prediction center has us at a moderate risk for severe weather this afternoon and evening. that's a concern for us. what could we see? strong is to severe thunderstorms, gusts over 60 miles per hour that's the main threat. downpours up to 2 inches. that could cause localized flooding. this could happen 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. it moves west to east, this line of storms. let's show you the day, noon, 77, clouds, peeks of sunshine. we need sunshine in order to ignite the atmosphere to get the severe weather.

karen rogers is outside watching that accuweather.'s in for dave murphy and matt pelman has traffic. good morning. >> good morning. it's horribly humid out here. we have lots of clouds but the downpour pours are not where i'm standing. i want to show you storm tracker6 live double scan. we have a bit of a shower in allentown but you can see most of the rain we're dealing with that's along the coastline a-line of downpours that moved through our area and we're at a slight risk for severe weather to areas north and west later today. so, it's in the lehigh valley where you have the better chance of seeing strong storms later on, even though right now we're talking about downpours along the coastline. look at these temperatures. in some spots it's 16 degrees warmer than it was yesterday morning. it feels horribly humid out here. 72 trees right now in philadelphia -- 72 degrees right now in philadelphia and reading, 70 in atlantic city. today is a bad layer day. the humidity is way up there feeling oppressive. the dewpoints are going to be

karen rogers is outside waiting on that rain to

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with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morningryone. it's 5 o'clock on this wednesday june 1st and we're working on several breaking stories. >> people in a philadelphia hospital were greeted with gunfire and police say one of their own pulled the trigger. we're live with the breaking details. >> and an elderly man is found dead inside his home and police believe he was attacked twice over the memorial day weekend. >> grab the shades. a lot of sun is on tap today with just a few clouds. accuweather of course is tracking the very latest. >> turn to that right now with karen rogers filling in for david and matt pelman with traffic. >> good morning. we've got that satellite image right now to show you that there are a couple clouds out and about. for the most part they're west of the city right now. you'll be waking up to clear skies. we'll see a fair amount of clouds mixing with the sun. it's 62 in coatesville, 60 kennett square, 64 saint davids. 68 degrees already in center city off to a good start. humidity down a little bit of a

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning's wednesday june 15th. matt o'donnell is off this morning. nydia han is joining us. >> we are following a develop story from a disney world resort. an alligator drags a two-year-old boy into a lagoon good. >> gunfire erupts on the streets of wilmington leaving five people including juveniles injured. we're live with the investigation. >> why the former rebel resort will not reopen today as expand first up we'll start with meteorologist, david murphy and with karen rogers. they've got your accuweather and traffic. good morning. >> all right, everyone, we're off to another okay start. there are some clouds that are building in in the overnight hours and by morning we'll have some sun with thicker clouds arriving as the day goes on. we're keeping our eyes on some sprinkles and showers by pittsburgh. there could be a light sprinkle or brief shower that comes through later in the day. 64 degrees is your current temperature so heading out the door it still feels fairly comfortable. 54 allen

so, you're back to work this morning, karen rogers. welcome back. and a lot of our construction crews went back to work last night. they closed the vine street expressway once again for overnight work but as you can see is, it is reopened now where the vine joins up with the schuylkill everything's moving along just fine. they will shut it down again tonight starting at 11 o'clock. still some overnight work going on right now on the pennsylvania turnpike. the northeast extension southbound there's a zone between lansdale and mid-county blocking the left and center lanes and then on the east-west turnpike westbound at valley forge the left lane is also blocked as well as part of the off-ramp there. our crash we had this morning in lower gwynedd along 309 northbound at butler pike that's cleared out of the way and overnight construction on the burlington bristol bridge has also cleared but tonight starting at 9 o'clock they're going to close the burlington bristol bridge. at that point i would stay up on the turnpike connector bridge as an alternate.

roger patterson dies of cancer.t the film is genuine. >> in 2002, more than three decades after he first saw the film, morris goes public with the story. >> i started announcing, that's our gorilla suit, that's the gorilla suit, other musicians, 10 or 20 across the country use the very same suit. it's our suit, it's not a real bigfoot. >> but morris' revelation comes too late for many of the film's believers. >> people are so taken by the things they fall for. they're hugely invest now. now they're fools if they were wrong and as soon as you come in and rain on their parade, you find utter hostility. >> the first reaction was, no, you're lying. that is a real bigfoot. i thought how is it possible that this thing could fool people. >> suit was all right. it wasn't the very best gorilla suit ever made, but it was okay. in broad daylight, it did not look like a real animal. >> retrospect seeing how entrenched this film has begun. i think he feels he probably should have come forward. >> we sent out to verify morris' st

. >>> david is off, karen rogers is here taking a look at accuweather. matt pellman has traffic. >> reporter: i'm loving this weather. we have bright sunshine, not as much wind, the temperature not as cool as yesterday morning. let's look at the numbers, 48 in months -- martins creek, 60 in center city. the suburbs of new jersey, raging from 49 in vineland to -- ranging from 49 in vineland and 58 on the boardwalk. 58 in dover, delaware, 56 in hockessin. we have clouds to the north and to the south. for us high pressure beautiful sunshine, high clouds mixing in with the day. it's breezy. 9:00 a.m., 66. 11:00 a.m., up to 70. 1:00 p.m., 74. 3:00 p.m., 78. the high is 79. a couple of degrees below average. 6:00 p.m., 77. once again it's refreshing. we have low humidity. at the shore, sunny and beautiful, 76. in the city, 79. in the poconos, 72 under mostly sunny skies, a big change in the weather for tomorrow. on the weekend it will get a taste of summer. details in just a minute, matt. >> reporter: you're delivering us a nice morning weather wise, i wish i

will rogers was a movie star in this own right. a nationally sin dictated newspaper column. -- sin dictatedded and he knew what he was talking about and after the first fireside chat, rogers wrote in his newspaper column, quote, roosevelt hit a home run. he said, fdr's chat gave, quote, not only a great comfort to the people but pointed a lesson to all radio announcers and public speakers what to do with a big vocabulary. leave it at home in the dictionary. will rogers understood that and he said roosevelt made everybody understand it, even the bankers. so, after -- even the bankers. so, warren harding, calvin coolidge, the humorless herbert hoover, americans finally had a president who possessed what i think is that most powerful of political gifts, common touch. here at the staff i find fascinating on top of all that, listen to this. when the great depression started in 1929, the average price of a radio was $139. a huge amount of money. a lot today for a dumb little radio in 1929 that was more than a week's pay just for a rateow

. >>> chris sowers is off, let's go outside to meteorologist karen rogers. good morning, karen. >> reporter: good morning, everybody, we have clouds up above, we're dry on the terrace and 68 degrees. i want to show you storm tracker 6 live double scan. we are not dry everywhere. wilmington, we have a shower moving north an east. route 40 you're damp and 'zale city, almost in atlantic city. we had heavier downpours earlier and they have dissipated. we're talking about severe weather that doesn't happen this morning, it happens in the afternoon and evening. the storm prediction center has us at a moderate risk for severe weather especially for the chance of damages winds. we'll have lightning downpours and strong winds and large hail and tornados not out of the question for our region. let's run it down for you in the morning hours we have an early passing shower. we have a few downpours and still have a chance for that. much of the morning is humid with clouds and chance of a shower. we get a break this afternoon. if you want to run out, it's not a bad early

. >>> we have a problem on the blue route, let's go over to karen rogers and david murphy has the weather. >> reporter: we have the blue route shut down, looking live at baltimore pike, all traffic being diverted on to baltimore pike. blue route shut down the action cam was on the scene. we can see the number of emergency workers on the scene. a horrible scene, a fatal accident on the blue route southbound at baltimore pike. as we come back live it's affecting traffic northbound on the blue route. we had debris that flew on the blue route northbound lanes. this is the blue route northbound mcdade boulevard. police are still blocking the blue route northbound and southbound. a at terrible scene this mornin, we'll help you divert this area and tell you how long it will be shut down all morning, david. >> reporter: all right, karen we're looking at a generally clear sky cover, a few clouds west of philadelphia. looks like overall lots of sun today with a few clouds mixing in at times. 63 degrees in the city. 58 in allentown. 65 in cape may for your early morning stroll. if you're out doing a

. >> david murphy is off, let's find out from karen rogers what's going on. >> reporter: in the next two hours we'll be see the rain in the philadelphia area. if you don't want are a wet commute head out now. storm tracker 6 live double scan is showing we have strong storms associated with this. this is cutting through south and east of philadelphia especially, which makes sense because that's where the storm prediction center in norman, oklahoma highlights the region. we could have damaging wind and hail. atlantic city, millville, wildwood, all of cape may, county, parts of salem, cumberland county atlantic city county. delaware everywhere south of wilmington, we're under a slight risk for severe weather. that's where the strong storms are coming through. all of us have a chance of seeing rain through the morning hours, we'll see sunshine today. 60 in martins creek. 63 in pottstown, 671 in center city. it's warm and muggy. 65 in hammonton, 67 in dover, delaware. satellite and radar kind of showing that emotion, i want to show you how the day is going to look. 7:00 a.m., cloudy skies

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. >> phillies-cubs afternoon action ducis rogers has that. >>> a 14 story hotel is going up in center city philadelphia. construction crews broke grown on broad street and offers 222 guest rooms and a restaurant and rooftop lounge. meanwhile the hospitality industry is awaiting late july and the democratic national convenience in philadelphia. the eyes of the world are focused on the city and hotel rooms are filling up in the region. that is commerce and that means money. walter perez has more. >>> it's expect that 50,000 guests are being booked across the delaware valley but when the democratic national convenience arrives this summer, rob wonder ling says that it's just one more in a string of events that put philadelphia in the spotlight and generated lots of business for the hotels in the city. >> you want to imagine the democratic convention being similar to the army navy weekend and if you think about it on a regional basis we should be in great shape. >> and they have thinking of it on a regional basis. the board launched an aggressive campaign. they sent out launch kits connec

. >>> swinging over to wimbledon roger federer knocks off marcus willis. he was the lowest second round qualifier in 28 years, federer wins and what is amazing about this is that willis nearly left tennis not that long ago to move to philadelphia and become a teacher and was talked out of it and look at this gets to the second round at wimbledon. >> adam joseph with the accuweather forecast. >>> chopper 6 hd over the unit block of east walnut lane in the german town section of philadelphia where a 14-year-old boy has been shot in the head. the boy taken to albert einstein medical center. he had unstable vital signs while in transit. we don't know his condition now at the hospital. police are looking for the shooter. >>> lets get the late word from accuweather from adam joseph. >> a nice change today from yesterday. and we look at double scan live radar a clean sweep after we scan around from yesterday's scattered downpours and thunderstorms, and today's high in philadelphia we hit 85 degrees about a degree or two below the normal and sitting now at 79 in t

she showed up, roger had to get a chuckle out of this, shows up wearing a roger federer shirt from roger's actually managed to take a game off of federer, the crowd went wild. in the end though, federer did beat him, 6-0, 6-3, 6-4, but willis seemed to take the loss like a champ. >> it's amazing. next wednesday might be quite different. >> i think it will, my friend. he said he thought his efforts deserved a beer and he got one. his coach had one waiting for him the second he got off the court. cheers, buddy, and congratulations. it was so fun watching an every man live his dream. he said he bounced the ball two times, looked up and said oh, no. >> i could not imagine. >> he made roger work. 6-4 is nothing to be embarrassed about. >> not bad at all. >> you can see all the action at wimbledon today on espn and streaming live on watch espn and the espn app. >> is that it? i had so many thoughts once i left the hospital after a dvt blood clot. what about my wife... ...what we're building together... ...and could this happen again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this t

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it's cool enough to shut off the a.c., meteorologist, karen rogers, in for david murphy is joining us outside on the terrace. you have your jacket on. >> reporter: i'm a little cool with the breeze, but it's gorgeous out here. we have lots of sunshine, it's bright and beautiful. i'll show you the numbers from early this morning. because unusually low. mt. pocono the temperature dipped down to just 40 degrees, 48 in pottstown and 50 in atlantic city and 53 for a morning low in philadelphia. a lot of suburbs waking up in the region just in the 40s. currently we have rebounded. 66 in mt. pocono and 68 in reading and 69 in philadelphia feeling nice and 71 in millville and 69 at the coastline in a.c. and cape may. satellite 6 along with action radar showing it's really beautiful nothing out here. a gorgeous day but the wins have really picked up. check out the gusts, a 26 miles per hour wind gust in philadelphia and 25 in millville and 26 in wilmington and 28 in atlantic city airport. here is what to expect for the evening commute. lots of sunshine, 4:00 p.m. 75 and 5:00 p.m. holding at th

for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team.'m jim gardner, we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> breaking news as we come on tonight. hillary clinton makes history. the first woman to become the presumptive nominee for president. what she will do tonight before sitting down exclusively with us. >>> plus, donald trump moments ago issues a statement on the judge. >>> control cal storm. flash floods and a reported tornado. tonight, you will see the damage. >>> the swimmer convicted of sexual assault. the outrage of what his father said. and a six-month sentence. >>> road rage with a pickup truck forcing a couple off the road. how police used these images to catch the

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for cecily tynan and ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> as we come on the air tonight, breaking developments from orlando. new information about the gunman's wife. was she with her husband as he bought ammo, and did she go to the nightclub before? allegedly suggesting she tried to stop her husband from doing any harm. this comes just as we learn more about the gunman himself. did he lead a secret life? new reports tonight, he was a patron at that club. his former classmates this evening, and witnesses, who say he was on gay dating apps. >>> at the hospital, many of the patients, the survivors brought outside. how they played dead. how he trapped them. >>> in the wake of the terror, the president tonight taking on donald trump. his most aggressive words yet. and just in, trump's response. >>> in other news, the deadly shootout inside a walmart today.

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