>> roger stringer: i did. i did. of a gun goin' off without a trigger bein' pulled. it made no sense. >> stahl: what roger didn't know was that by then remington had gotten some 200 complaints claiming just that, about rifles like zac's, with a trigger mechanism called the x-mark pro. six months after justin was killed, another tragedy with the same trigger, this time in chadbourn, north carolina. 16-year-old jasmine thar and her cousin jahmesha were about to go christmas shopping. >> robert chaffin: they were standing out in the front yard, with the grandmother sitting on the porch. >> stahl: robert chaffin, an attorney for jasmine's family, made this animation: a neighbor across the street in his bedroom picked up a loaded model 700. the safety was off. >> chaffin: and it fired through a closed window. and in what could be the most random act you ever heard of, the bullet traveled across the street and went through jahmesha's chest, barely missing her heart, and basically hit jasmine almost directly in the heart, a

and then she's going to nbc. >> i do think that the accusations towards roger are what took roger downshe probably had some evidence. [applause] >> for me personally i did for the better part 200 or 300 300 o'reilly factors i spent a lot of time with that crew and staff. when he took some time off he left. we spent a lot of time. i got a call that day and 12:05 in jeans and a polo shirt and the secretary says mr. murdoch wants to see you now. so i put on a suit and tie and i ran up to the office. he said down and said here's the deal. our attorneys have said we have to part ways with bill o'reilly. we have an issue at 8:00 at night and it's going to go to primetime. but he said i want you to know you're going to stay at 5:00. i need to maintain the audience into prime time and i want you there. i said okay, great. thank you very much. i called my wife and said okay, so i'm going to do the 5:00 shadow. i'm not sure if i'm on the five anymore but they are going to what originally was good to be 8:00 int8:00 and then they put five@. so there is a press release that comes out but says the

you know when i haven't been rogers farias outspoken. and i think another example of that is to do with the war is very interesting trump if you pursue a child you'll see and then look back a few months when he was campaigning he actually said i'm going to build a wall between mexico and america and i think this is just like a red rag to a bull with roger waters smith pacifically when he has a strong political view and finally from the wall that will separate united states and mexico to the wall in the west bank how is it that artists today struggle in see commit see movements like roger waters house when it come see supporting sanctions against israel over the treatment of palestinians when i look back pink floyd's history and it goes right back to the early years when i can remember that during a free concert for the communist collar workers in paris during the paris riots i don't know sixty seven sixty eight. they've always been a political animal and i think that that will continue in a sense of what saddens me about a lot of today's

roger: i do.business model is based on selling devices, not occupying your attention. the issue is not that facebook and google are managed by bad people. they are not. they are managed by good people. the issue is the business model. 10 years ago, we lived in a world where being a studio executive or running a network -- those were great businesses. from information scarcity to a attention scarcity. people were on their phones from the moment they woke up until the moment they went to sleep. there was so much available that the battle shifted from controlling content to controlling attention. google and facebook, because of their advertising models, used addiction to do that. think of theou moves tim cook is making? he is making privacy and issue. he is taking a stronger moral stand, a stronger political stand. roger: as an investor in apple, the ceo.m cook as i was a huge fan of steve jobs, but i don't know that steve e done as well in china as tim cook has done. i don't know that he would have

roger waters is continue to sing truth to power hundred deadly superbugs on moments transport systems to three hundred thousand unaccompanied children looking to safety around the world we go underground to the news buried by the mainstream media older some more coming over but two of going underground. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the senate it's full on awesome the only show i go out of my way to launch you know what it is that really packs a punch oh yeah it is the john oliver of r t america is doing the same we are apparently better than two thousand and six and see people you've never heard of love redacted tonight not the president of the world bank so he doesn't really mean it seriously send us an e-mail. now if chang's that's a seventy billion dollars potential loss and you point out it's mostly private investors which would include let's say goldman sachs and others but if these folks like a goldman sachs suffer any losses at all remember they banking on the government for a bailout so they could go to the government and say blew up we need to bail ou

the rain is gone, meteorologist karen rogers in for chris sowers. she is going to update you on the forecast. we should reach the upper 80s today. >>> a new class action lawsuit targets a specific robo call and you may be able to cash in on this. lawsuit claims the row sort marketing group broke the law when calling consumers offering free cruises on royal and caribbean and norwegian cruise lines. anyone who received calls between 2009 and 2014 may be eligible up to $900. you have until november 3 to make a claim. >>> costco will pay a fine for selling tiffany engagement rings that are not actually made by the company. tiffany filed a clainlt --in in 2013. costco says it will appeal the ruling. >>> billionaire bill gates gave away 64 million shares of microsoft in june that's worth about $4.6 billion which represents 5% of his personal fortune. bloomberg said this is the biggest donation since 2000. it's clear where all the money went. parodontax the toothpaste that helps prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have

rogers with the rest of the r: hello again, theorts.fense left alot e againspositives tway from the game. most of it on the defveal newcomer, ronald darby was on point annt returned the eagle were the he picked up his third sack in two games. >> tste up -- with let him rollee jersey, jae apody cfter tr:ou st was going through >> there was a lot going through my head, as i was breaking through the line o scrimmage, i saw agular he blocking hard, way into enone. iy head, it's right here. >> did it it did in your dreams? >> way more than that, ten times better. >> reporter: james franklin less than a year ago he was on the hot seat. look at him, he gets a 6 year extension worth are than $34 million. that makesnef him o the highest paid football coaches in the penn state is coming off 11-3lis continues on 6abc. e is in the3:00 p.m. that's a look at s i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a terrific weekend. >> folks, time 7:26 a.m.peoplee see eclipse.pats sayt ll ahow the 0 sole lar system operates. >>> adam joseph traveling to missouri to bri

possibly play roger, please don't have roger in my quart finals. anything else, i'll play anyone else in the world, roger's my quarterfinals. i got a set off him, played pretty well, but that match, that tournament i honestly felt like if i played anyone else in the world, i thought i could win, and i thought i would win that match, but roger was just -- he was the only guy in the world that i felt like when i played my best tennis, he found a different gear. he found a different level and showed me that i wasn't as good as maybe i thought i was or i didn't have that level that he had at that time. and he went on to win that tournament pretty easily. that was my best opportunity. after that, 2008 and on, my knee started bothering me, i was definitely not -- i never felt quite the same on the court as i did in '05, '06 and '07. >> it's one thing for you to hit a forehand at 125, impressive by any standard. let's talk about being on the receiving end. in 2013 you retire, your knees are acting up and you retire after playing. kohl slip is known, as ma

what happened to roger taney? next you will listen to the clip from the president of the national constitution center talking about the rest of chief justice taney's life after this decision. >> roger taney is a constitutional tragedy. he was viewed as being a moderate when it came to the balance between state and civil power and was thought of until dred scott and as justice scalia says, the drama of how he tarnished his reputation, in the harvard school library there is a photo that shows his sad eyes that reflect the tragedy of this decision and shows us how important a single case can be. by the end of his career, taney was reduced to wandering streets of washington personally handing out copies of the decision checking lincoln's power to extend the writ of habeas corpus that he had printed himself. >> and one other thing to talk about with roger taney and his memory is that today he continues to be controversy bl. if you go to the state house in annapolis, there is a statue of roger taney at the entrance of t

roger ailes is never elected to anything but goes on to become the president of fox news. and by the way, works on a bunch of other republican presidential campaigns in the meantime -- >> including h.w. bush. >> exactly. helps get other republican presidents elected. the ailes legacy is so much bigger than the nixon legacy, and we live with it today. but nixon himself is a far more interesting character than i could possibly have thought when i was a high school kid. as is nelson rockefeller who's one of his competitors in this story. the first fifth avenue billionaire to decide he's going to run for president as a republican, but he's running as a liberal republican -- something that no longer exists. and in this book, we see literally, literally the last liberal standing on a republican convention stage. and that is the liberal mayor of new york, republican john lindsay, who has to go up on that stage as part of the nominating process for the vice president, something he was hoping maybe he could get himself. and lindsay not only doesn't get it, but we now know -- we did

breaking roger in the first game. did not drop a set winning wimbledon so he had to be a bit shocked. but he took the next two sets with ease against the 70th ranked player in the world. and roger closes the deal in the fifth. a bit of a wake up call. roger is 17-0 in opening matches at the u.s. open. >>> what a thrill for that young teenager. >> a great showing. >>> abc 7 news continues online, twitter, facebook and mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. >>> we appreciate your time. >> for all of us here, thanks >>> this episode of "jimmy kimmel live" is brought to you by the fist-shaped hole in kellyanne conway's wall. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, zach galifianakis. from "i do until i don't," lake bell. and music from midland. and no, so there's no confusion, here's jimmy kimme

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somebody said, roger, here is what's up. they're going to put you on a ship and get you out of here. so he said, okay, bye. so in 1635 he fled the massachusetts bay colony and went south, purchased some -- purchased some property from the native people's around what became providence, rhode island. 1644 he gets a charter, royal charter, from the crown for his new colony and establishes what we know as rhode island. it was the first colony to grant true religious freedom as we would understand it, freedom of conscience, you can believe whatever your conscience leads you to believe, and because of that it became a haven for dissenters such as a woman by the name of ann hutchinson and mary diver. we will talk briefly about ann and more so about mary here presently. okay? now, by creating a haven for dissenters, by granting everybody true religious freedom does not necessarily mean that roger williams believed all of them were true. he thought you should be free to believe as you wish, but you should try to convince someone else

so roger ailes has a new issue. and with his to say i want five people and used to be a broadway producer with that broadway production i want somebody like the girl next door i need somebody freddie. kind of like foster brooks type of character may be even bob beckel. [laughter] it was july 11 to launch the big boys show and this is not going anywhere. this is a true story but once in awhile favoring some stuff out right in the middle of the studio. and then there are the cheers from the studio audience. from his old table that would be the set for the summer. but it never went away. and then say duplicated the exact same thing. >> bob would away for a while. >> and then came back. >> if you talk about the wave day put that together it was like that. so if you extract somebody like that don't forget. >> the go to different elections or primaries if you remove them from the family there is a voice so when he came back i will be august i think he was two years. because we had some very hefty political storms. and jok

new interview with controversial musician roger waters. sentenced to public wealth. when the ruling closest to protect themselves. in the primary go around listen to the woman was told. to ignore middle of the room signal. chose seemed wrong but all roles just don't hold. the old get to shape out just to come out ahead and in the game because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground the one. but. do chemicals that. are known. by independent scientists. time as well as see others. doing if you want to. see. the business. world is more relevant than speech. over the. speech a similar legal feud between supporters of israel and roger waters the rock star from pink floyd fame. happens to be at the center of that debate following years of work on a controversial boycott divestment and sanctions movement. recently sat down with waters she joins us now to explain his position on the. mainstream media's role in the controversy. right yeah. assuming interview you did with mr waters you know i think it's before we go the first cli

somebody said roger, here's what's up. they're going to put you on the ship and fwet you out of here. he said okay, bye. in 1635 he fled to the massachusetts bay colony and went south. burr purchased some property from the native people. around providence, rhode island. 1644, he gets a charter a royal charter from the crown. for his new colony. and establishes what we know as rhode island. it was the first colony to grant true religious freedom as we would understand it. you can believe whatever your conscience leads you to believe. and because of that it became a haven for dissinters. by ann hutchen son. we'll talk about ann and mary. here presently. now by creating a haven for di sinters. by granting everybody true religious freedom doesn't necessarily mean he believed all of them were true. he thought you should be free to believe whatever you wish. but try to convince someone else of the truth ofever religion. rather than forcing them into the practice of your particular religion. he was passionately devote td to his o

new interview with controversial musician roger waters. you know the news companies players. just like the real news. of the world. we. give you what the mainstream media can't dig. deeper investigate and debate all so you can get the big picture. polarized world no debate is more relevant than speech as president mainstream media battle over the fine lines between hate. speech a similar legal feud between supporters of israel and palestine roger waters the rock star from pink floyd fame now turned activist happens to be at the center of that debate following years of work on a controversial boycott divestment and sanctions movement. recently sat down with waters she joins us now to explain his position on the. mainstream media's role in the controversy welcome. mr waters you know i think before we go the first clip i just want to say it's interesting to see how he's kind of become the. major controversy in terms of. sleeping really saw you know in your interview with me did you get the feeling that there was something that he expected to happen to him. but you know i think p

of roger taneyue coming down. john gonzalez is live. john: good morning. a statue list of from 150 years on the house in annapolis, in fact some of right in front of the statehouse, has now been reduced to -- well, look for yourself. it is now a wooden box covering a stone base. crew stimulus to protect the granite from being vandalized overnight. rolling with ae small group of spectators who literally cheered when it was removed. the statue of supreme court justice roger tani was moved taney was moved office space. it is actually the second roger taney statute come down in maryland this week, one of along with three confederate statues moved yesterday in baltimore. 18 57 when in supreme court johnny rolled -- 1857 when supreme court justice roger taney against dred scott. tois now gone, being moved an archive facility. a thousand dollars to take it down. reporting live, john gonzalez, "good morning washington." larry: thank you. a devastating attack in barcelona. n plowed into a crowd and a shooting. adrianna: a van plowed into veterans and police officer

finals please some have roger in my quarter finals. and with that tournament i honestly felt i thought i could win. but i thought that if i was at my best he was on a different level not as good as i thought i was but he went on to win that tournament pretty easily. and many started to bother me a never felt quite the same as mine he started to bother me. >> impressive by any standard and in 2013 you retire your need -- me is acting up now serving close at 150 what is it like to take me in the mind of james flake -- james blake to have close 150-mile an hour it is less than half the second to hit it. it is the bin quicker than 95 miles per hour fastball add you have to decide how to hit that forehand or bad hand -- becky and and give the court and it does seem impossible i remember "usa today" did an article headed a baseball and returning the server the too difficult with a breakdown and then decide is it sliding or where do i need to put my racket? to a need to get it down? all the calculations go through the head. the by the end of

showcase her new interview with controversial musician roger waters. to . put themselves on the line. so for us. or some want to. have to go right to be close to see what before three of them or can't be good. interested in the waters of the house. this should. make this manufacture consent to stick to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the crime larry go round lift certainly the one percent. we can all middle of the room six. million relieves. the city of minima so moch was hit the hardest by the twenty eleven tsunami but it was damaged mostly by the radiation after the nuclear disaster moved a little not even a novel if you did not know you well that's ok we'll also a lot of what i. am a little slow so devoted to the will decontamination is not complete but many locals could not leave their houses and farms those of us who he missed out on. if they're both you can also leave nice nice good. sixty one if they stay strong like their ancestors centuries ago good. for you. and i mean also your god will fail a lot but i want. you t

let's turn to dave murphy outside and karen rogers with a look at traffic.it's actually gotten thicker right here on the terrace. difficult to see the stores right across the street from where i'm standing.

her new interview with controversial musician roger waters. watching the whole. all the feeling to. everyone in the world to experience. and you'll get it out of the old the old. the old according to jeff. that. come from there i. think the average viewer just after watching a couple of segments understands that we're telling stories that are critics can't tell me you know why because their advertisers won't let them. in order to create change you have to be honest you have to tell the truth artie's able to do that every story is built on going after the back story to what's really happening out there to the american public what's happening when a corporation makes a pharmaceutical chills people when a company in the environmental business ends up polluting a river that causes cancer and other illnesses they put all the health risk all the dangers out to the american public those are stories that we tell every week and you know what they're working. there's a real irony going. to let them play i think a responsible place new people and that's always all that's what i think it was it

roger let's just start with what happened early this morning because it's understood this attacker was able to lie in white for several hours before launching his attack against those soldiers did that surprise you that he wasn't a challenge to talk. well it does mean you need to know the exact details of what went on if there are a concentration of patrols in our heart and awareness in that particular area it's difficult to see how they could've missed this individual on the other hand you're doing that somebody here and that becomes obvious who has given this a great deal of thought it was either researched the area or has been well informed to boy some background force in order to be i would destroy them in this why so you know perhaps he's covertly concealed a vehicle perhaps he has used some. to make it look like he had some right to be there ali these things will come out when for the reverse take isis take place but on the face of it yes they should really of picked him up. with regards to the situation now roger this man is on the run still at large how much of a wider threat c

same thing to another performer who has taken a bold political position their target is rock legend roger waters and his support for the palestinian led boycott divestment and sanctions movement or b.d.s. an opinion piece published on local news in nassau county this week compared the struggle of musicians censored during the cold war to that of waters stating the blacklisting of actors writers and directors during the. the war is among the most shameful chapters of american history yet a group of nassau county legislators appear to favor a revival of a blacklist they are determined to prevent former pink floyd bassist roger waters from performing at nassau coliseum next month because he hasn't orse the goals of the boycott divestment sanctions movement b.d.'s seeks to punish israel because of its policies towards palestinians the piece goes on to point out it was waters himself who sang famously in pink floyd's the wall the timeless lyric we don't need no thought control and an exclusive conversation i spoke with waters about attempts to such down his show for his views on palestine but

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the statue was of roger b. tawny a chief justice of the u.s. supreme court back in the 1850s before the civil war. in 1857 he wrote the opinion that dethe decision upheld slavely and denied african americans citizenship in the united states. well after the events in charlottesville over the weekend, maryland governor larry hogan called for remove removal of the statute and it took vote or state house tr trust. four members including lieutenant governor house the four of them there was another person on the four member historic trust board agreed remove the statue. they did it overnight. it's is gone. it's a big story all day here in annapolis, guys, we'll be on top of it briping you more as the day goes. >> all right. bob barnard live for us this morning. thank you for that. a5:03 is the time. protests sparked a debate whether confederate monuments should be preserved or torn down. the mayor of charlottesville is making a major announcement of the statue of robert e. lee this afternoon and in tampa they raised money to have a confederate monume

meteorologist, karen rogers, has the update from accuweather. >>> meteorologist, karen rogers, is back now with a closer look at the accuweather forecast. another nice day. a little bit of clouds for august. >> not a completely clear sky but take it because you have no choice. lets go outside we have pretty shots, sky 6 hd looking live with the temple university camera looking at the sky 6 hd skyline. wow oh my god. that is disgusting. wow. it's something gross. i thought it was a bird because it was so large but it's a bug. i don't want to do the weather, i just want to watch the creepy crawler come back. the dew point is dropping down to 59, in the 60s earlier and some spots are humid. the winds are calm and steady and the ocean temperature warmed up a notch, 74, satellite and radar, not entirely clear skies, you see how some of the clouds moved in and it's nice out there. good amount of sunshine mixing with clouds and watch for tomorrow for it to be unsettled. down the shore plenty of sunshine mixing with clouds and see the wind direction coming in off the ocean a cool breeze there

karen rogers is live with the details from accuweather. >> reporter: i have to say i was tired at the beginning of the newscast and stepped outside and the sunshine perked me right up. it cures whatever ales you. we need the sunshine. it felt different six hours ago the temperatures are responding to the sun. here is what it looked like this morning, 47 was the low in mt. pocono, and 56 in august and 58 in reading and 64 was the low in the city, and 59 in millville and 61 in atlanta city airport. since that time we see the numbers climb and the lehigh valley upper 70s and 77 in pottstown and quakertown and 81 degrees in center city. feeling good out here sunshine and a touch of a breeze, 82 in cinnaminson and 81 in tuckahoe. and 77 in brigantine and 79 degrees in dover delaware and warming up in smyrna, 86. and the dew points dropped below 60 degrees, that is nice and comfortable. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we are nice and clear and clouds that pushed off the coastline and wall-to-wall sunshine out here right now. lots of sunshine through the day, 2:00, 85 is your hig

and said we're able to do it as a software work that's backwards compatible and it was interesting roger actually said you know i'm in favor of like all these things that would buzz but i'm not in favor of side with so there's a little bit of cognitive dissonance there. i don't know why at the end of the day it looks like i said what's going to be activated and enforced by the end of august so it's kind of a moot point anyway ok well drawn to and you know with big respect for roger you know i mean a lot of propeller in the to me i mean i was roger we've been in the community publicly evangelizing it i was a little bit earlier january two thousand and eleven that's when he bought his first the quest but otherwise we've been around this for a long time together and you know we you know we can disagree we can butt heads that doesn't mean that we can't be friends is there something a bigger than this and we can call it game theory and isn't this to biggest experiment in game theory we've seen ever in other words. leading into this scaling debate it seems that what's happened is the the some

overnight crews removed the statue of former supreme court chief justice roger tawny from state house circumstance until annapolis and a few people were on happened to watch the statue being taken away. tawny wrote the dread scott position that said african americans could not be citizens. this comes after governor hogan ordered the statue to be removed in response to the violence that was in shar l lotsville this weekend. >> there is debate whether a confederate statue should be left alone o in florida, tampa residents raised 140,000 to have a confederate monument removed. >> there is historical significance to some but it doesn't belong in a public square where people walk by the courthouse expecting justice. >> in george athe mayor of savannah announced city is in process of adding confederate monument to the city park. >> one of two virginia state troopers killed in a helicopter crash last saturday ill will be be laided to rest. bert bates was remembered and h.j. cullen will be in chester field virginia. they were monitoring in charlottesville and going to cover the motorcade when

meteorologist karen rogers is in the weather center with the first check of your forecast.karen. >> that's tricky, rick, because anything is better than yesterday. satellite and radar image showing we are still stuck with a good amount of clouds but we've seen some breaks in the clouds, sunshine come out. it hasn't warmed up the temperatures just yet. 75 degrees right now in philadelphia. 73 in reading, 73 in trenton, 75 in wilmington. we're at 72 in dover and 71 in cape may this morning, early this morning some people on social media were saying it felt like fall with some of the suburbs in the northwest just barely hitting 60 degrees. doing a little better than that. the dogs are happy they can negotiator out today it and enjoy it. 2 o'clock 78 degrees, more sunshine mixing with the clouds this afternoon. at 4 o'clock, 80 degrees. that's your high for today. at 6 o'clock, 77, just before sunset at 8:06 it will be about 74 and then quickly temperatures drop under mainly clear skies tonight at 10 o'clock, 69 degrees and when you consider that normally this time of year woul

but in the mid-90s, a man by the name of roger ailes watched it... and he saw greatness.nd he reached out and said, [as ailes] "come join me at fox, o'reilly, "and together we will build a cable empire "fueled by white christian resentment. "and then, as our master stroke, "we will both be forced to leave "because we couldn't keep our penises "in our white christian pants. allegedly." bill o'reilly talked about a lot of issues over 20 years. but it's important tonight to remember that he had a special place in his heart for black people-- prison. - with african-american youth-- - but how are you gonna get jobs for them, and many of them are ill-educated and have tattoos on their foreheads. - there's an outreach-- i don't even know what that means-- by the obama administration to african-americans. - right. - what does that entail? are they gonna be on "soul train"? slaves did participate in the construction of the white house. slaves that worked there were well-fed and had decent lodgings provided by the government. say you're a cocaine dealer-- and you kinda look like on

i was roger we've been in the community publicly evangelizing. i was a little bit earlier january two thousand and eleven that's when he bought his first the quest but otherwise we've been around this for a long time together and you know we you know we can disagree we can butt heads that doesn't mean that we can't be friends is there something a bigger than this and we can call it game theory and isn't this the biggest experiment in game theory we've seen ever in other words. leading into this scaling debate it seems that what's happened is the the some of the nation of the all parties involved prevailed at the end of the day and the special interests were unable to co-opt the movement or the chain if you will and this is really something inside i guess. that toshi understood it or didn't understand it but game theory at the end of the day is that the nash equilibrium is is is winning the day it's fascinating to see. this sociological experiment on a massive scale of the coin taking place i think that's what we're seeing with people like peter s

let's turn to dave murphy and karen rogers. a little iffy. >> i'm upset about it.

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>> yes roger, stay with us.want to touch briefly on uber the in fighting continues with the genbenchmark today. they're xblang the lawsuit against kalanick we're watching that story. we have the latest >>> good morning, carl more news this morning the ftc announcing that uber settled allegations over deceptive privacy and data security claims, something that happened during uber 1.0 which is when the company was led by travis kalanick. and uber spokesperson telling us the complaint involved practice that's date as far back as 2014. we significantly strengthened our privacy and data security practices since then benchmark believing that the best way for uber to move forward is to push out kalanick completely n that letter that vc firm send yesterday, the lawsuit was motivated by a deep desire to do what is best for uber. but maybe more complicated sources tell me that behind the scenes benchmark may not actually be acting in the company's best interests they say the vc firm threatened to block any potential inves

those stories but first outside we go meteorologist karen rogers in for chris sowers, it was a bit humid and sticky this morning, karen. >> reporter: you can say it's a bit humid because you're inside. i'm sweating it's disgusting. you will need the shades out here too. satellite and radar i want to show you a close up view, the clouds we started with this morning are breaking up. we'll see a good amount of sunshine. overall partly sunny skies good looking day heading your way. doesn't feel so great. the point has dropped a little bit, 73 to 68. 76 dewpoint in millville and 73 in dover. the drier air mass is working in slowly by the afternoon it will be slightly humid not too bad. 79 degrees in philadelphia. 82 in millville. 77 degrees on the boards in ac.76 degrees in cape may. here's how the day will go. we're starting off with clouds and sun by the late afternoon it's full-on sunshine. 89 is the high today very warm today. by the afternoon it will be sticky not as oppressive as right now. 5:00 p.m., 88. the high today 89 degrees. if you're in the far northwest suburbs if you're in the

karen rogers has your traffic. good morning. >> good morning.tuff. >> light sprinkles here or there. take a look at storm tracker6, satellite6 and all that of good stuff and you can see that there is some cloud cover around and there has been a little bit of shower activity that's beginning to work i