live in center city, john rollins, channel 6 action news. of >> thank you. >>> a philadelphia police officer who had been working at the late night protests was hurt on his way home. action news learned the officer lost control of his motorcycle as he was leaving the protest. it happened in the city's mayfair section. that happened about 1:00 in the morning, the officer returned was taken and rushed to torresdale hospital to be treated. >>> we now know the details following a toddler that was shot in the head. he was shot in the head bay his father. police investigating. trish hartman with the latest. >> when i heard about it. i just broke down. >> reporter: people in tioga nicetown were shocked to learn that a 3-year-old had been shot in the head and rushed to the hospital. >> i'm feeling destroyed inside because we have to be more protective about children and things that we get involved with. >> reporter: police say it happened after 3:00 p.m. in the 3600 block of north 18th street. police say the victim's 6-year-old brother somehow got a

james baldwin papers which were announced in april and we have just announced two days ago the sonny rollins papers so we are really excited to have those archived so close to harlem and the part of the cultural life there. we have been there 92 years on the same corner of 35th and lenox now malcolm x boulevard and we have those materials. >> host: schomburg is part of the new york public library system. what is the focus? >> guest: the focuses african-american and african diaspora cultural life from history to art to photographs come everything. we have 11 million items relating to the diaspora and worldwide lack culture. i think that's what makes us unique. we started in 1925 as the division of the new york public library and carnegie library which is still standing and we were named the nationalist doric landmark in january. we are really coming full circle i feel like with acquisition which points to that long history starting in the heartland -- harlem renaissance documenting black life in black culture until the pleasant day and volt one and sonny rollins were born in harlem and lived

the case was held up while rollins secured a private attorney. now we know his formal arraignment is scheduled for november. prosecutors say rollins murdered 29-year-old accountant john lee in july. the apparent random killing rocked the community. rollins also allegedly fired shots at two people in philadelphia's overbrook neighborhood just hours before lee's murder. >>> in delaware county, police tell us a serial thief has been using the same m.o. every time. you see it in this video. in each case, he throws a brick through the window of a business and takes off with packs of cigarettes. upper darby police say the man is linked to as many as eight burglaries since april. he mainly strikes delis and gas stations. >>> happening today, people from old city to fairhill will have to find a new place to park. the city's putting restrictions and closures in place for another philly free streets event. nbc10's pamela osborne is live along the seven-mile route. what streets are impacted? walk us through this. >> reporter: where we're standing, 2nd at ch

joining us again, ed rollins, a fox business contributor.ppened here tonight on the broadcast. it is to me implausible that any of this could happen. 75 million wasn't reported by manafort? $75 million he didn't may taxes on. he didn't register as a foreign agent. you have a 30-year-old who barely can spell -- i'll bee rephrase that -- who has limited experience in foreign affairs. this is a peculiar bunch to go after. ed: this is what trump was about cleaning the swamp. they were the people who were always lobbying and representing foreign governments. to a certain extent the frustration the public has is why can't you get the tax bill through? you promised us, the public wants it. why can't you get it through. lou: do you want to give us answers or do you want me to? the chamber of commerce, the business round table. ed: the tax bill that's there today, the multiple thousands of pages was put there by people. special interests. the president is trying to redo this bill to make it work for the middle class and small business and to a certai

, authorities say rollins shot and killed lee july 29th, rollins is also accused of firing at two men in philadelphia's overbrook section just 20 minutes before lee's shooting. those men were not hurt. >>> the pennsylvania state house will pick up a debate on gambling expansion at 8:00 this morning. it is latest effort to close a gap in the state's licensing overdue budget. state senate approved their version last night, the plan would authorize up to 10 new satellite casinos, legalize internet based games and permit video slots at truck stops. senate leaders expect plan would raise more than 200 million-dollar, machine toy help state close 2 billion-dollar budget deficit. >>> the trump administration is siding with pro sports leagues in their opposition to sports betting at new jersey casino and race tracks. new jersey governor chris christie says sports leagues are hipocrit california because they allow franchises in las vegas where gambling is allowed. u.s. supreme court is scheduled to hear the case in december. >>> president trump expected to make a major announce b. opioid crisi

yesterday a judge ruled that derek rollins will stand trial. he's accused of shooting and killing a man on haverford road in ardmore over the summer. the case had been held up while rollins secured a final attorney. he's accused of murdering john lee in july. the apparent random killing that shocked the community. rollins allegedly fired shots at two people in the overbrook neighborhood hours before the murder of lee. >>> imagine being stranded for five months in the pacific ocean in a sailboat and nobody hears your calls for distress. >> that happened to two women until a navy ship picked them up yesterday 900 miles off the coast of japan. this is the moment they reached the women and the dogs. the women started out on may 3rd from hawaii on a 2,600-mile voing to tahiti. -- voyage to tahiti. a few weeks later in turbulent weather, their engine failed. nobody heard their distress signals until this week. appel's mother was thrilled to talk to her daughter. >> she was so enthusiastic and sounded healthy and in good spirits. >> the women are head

that's how folks op this block feel about their appeals to the city and rollins has a message for mr. carr. >> please come out and do something to this house. we'd be so glad you to do something to it because we hate living like this. >> reporter: well, what do you know? moments after our 5:00 o'clock report a worker showed up on scene. on orders from mr. carr he tells us to get this clean up at least underway. this thing looks a little better than did earlier this afternoon at least some of the mess is off the sidewalk. much more cleanup still to go though i reached out to clip the community live improvement program for the city. they plan oncoming out here and citing the home opener mr. carr if this isn't completely cleaned up f he responds, great. if he doesn't they clean it up and bill him f he ignores the bill, they put a lean on his property. we're starting to get tough with this one, lucy. >> indeed, thank you much, bru bruce. >>> man is in custody after police say he robbed a pizza delivery driver at knife point. police in new castle county say it happened saturday on west hol

john rollins joins us more on what they're trying to get across. >>. >> reporter: today's protest but not a rally but a teach, in, the message police are part of a racist oppressive system's must be abolished. participants are told not to talk to local tv crews. >> construe our message, try to sanitize it. we're out here for police abolition and prison abolition, not for reform. >> gathering again at 12th and arch outside the convention of international chiefs of police, yesterday, one agitated man focused his remarks at african-american officers. >> cannot sleep at night. me personally cannot sleep at night. you're the reason me as a black man cannot respect you. >> reporter: saturday the protesters took to the streets. near the msb, there was a physical clash two officers in one protester were injured. four protesters were issued citations for disorderly conduct, two were arrested for assaulting police. overnight, the two arrested were processed at the eventful police district in mayfair, a line of officers stood in the front as protesters shouted at them from across the street. tho

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lou: ed rollins, always good to have you on with a sit down here. >> thank you, sir. lou: appreciate it. >> vote in our poll, do you believe best way for mitch mcconnell to help republicans out and make republicans winners in midterms is for him to resign as majority leader? like to hear you from, cast your vote on stwitter -- twitter, follow he on twitter, facebook. looking for employees who possess national security clearances. social media giants wants help in prevents future meddling in our elections, buffets book is -- facebook is a political activist organization, not an objective media organization, and last thing in my opinion they should be given are employees with top-secret clearances, so they can create, an adjunct of their own version of the nsa. maybe closer corporations between say nsa. fbi, the cia even. and facebook, but no, don't give them about more power than they already have. mark zuckerberg, i am sure is a lovely fellow. >> on wall street, stocks close at record highs, dow up 85, s&p up 4, volume on big board 2.9 billion shares, nordstrom shared

action news reporter john rollins has the latest from center city. >> today's protests billed as not a rally but a teach in organized by philly for real justice, the message, the police are part of a racist repressive system and must be abolished >> the police are rot in >> participants were told not to talk to local tv crews. >> set up a construe our message. we're here for police abolition. >> gathering again at 12th and arch outside the convention of international chiefs of police, yesterday one ap at any timed man focused his remarks at african-american officers. >> me personally cannot sleep at night. you're the reason me as a black man cannot respect you. >> reporter: the protesters took to the streets mere the msb, there was a physical clash, two officers and one protester were injured. four protesters were issued citations for disorderly conduct. two were arrested for assaulting police. overnight, the two arrested were processed to 15th police department in mayfair, a line of officers stood in front as protesters shouted at them from across the street. those attending the fou

david: ed rollins, a pleasure, thank you very much.us. >>> president trump is expected to decertify the disastrous iran nuclear deal tomorrow. >> i know exactly what i'm going to do but can't give it away. >> there's no secret, i think it was one of the most incompetently drawn deals i've ever seen. david: we'll discuss the fallout with lieutenant colonel tony shaffer. >>> and this group of skydiver about to put on a show like you have never seen before. we'll show you their flawless and jaw-dropping performance right here next am stay with us. . david: president trump is expected to announce his decision to not recertify the iran deal tomorrow. the president has long been a critic of the agreement and repeated displeasure with the deal on hannity last night. take a listen. >> it was an incompetently planned deal. it's a very bad deal. i'm not saying anything different tonight that i haven't been saying for two years, it's a horrible, horrible embarrassment to our country. we did it out of weakness when actually we had great strength.

rollins is also accused of shooting at two men in overbrook an hour before lee's murder. those victims survived. >>> also happening today u.s. district court moved argument to philadelphia's lawsuit against attorney general jeff sessions and sanctuary cities case. city claims sessions illegally added conditions to philadelphia's justice department grants in order to force city to turn over allege illegal immigrants in custody. groups representing various cities, counties and legal organizations have filed briefs in support of the philadelphia's case. >>> president trump returns to washington today while denying reports of the feuding within the republican party this comes after two g.o.p. senators critical of the president announced they will not seek reelection. they include arizona senator jeff flake who called president's behavior quote undignified, other is senator bob corker, from tennessee. >>> it has been more than a month since hurricane maria tore through puerto rico. >> three-quarters of the island are without power and cbs news correspondent nicki batiste repor

joining us now ed rollins chairman of the great america pack who served at the top level of two white house administrations as the assistant to the president. great to have you here. >> ed: thank you very much. >> lou: bob corker what in the world is he doing? >> the unfortunate thing is bob corker is there for two more years determined not to run for re-election, certainly his perogative but if he becomes the in-house critic at chairman of foreign relations committee it's a big platform for him to basically dump on the president. >> lou: you got to be clear the ron he's there is because of mitch mcconnell. >> absolutely. >> lou: mcconnell could end this nonsense. >> the conference needs to basically bring him in. you know you can argue, you can disagree on votes but you can't have a major chairman of your own party criticizing the president on his foreign policy and anything else. >> lou: he looks so small, so insulting and petty and i mean, a crack about a daycare center world world war 3 i mean he looks moronic. >> no one tweets quite like the president so the rest of us shouldn't

david: ed rollins, a pleasure, thank you very much.e're coming back with much more, please stay with us. >>> president trump is expected to decertify the disastrous iran nuclear deal tomorrow. >> i know exactly what i'm going to do but can't give it away. >> there's no secret, i think it was one of the most incompetently drawn deals i've ever seen. david: we'll discuss the fallout with lieutenant colonel tony shaffer. >>> and this group of skydiver about to put on a show like you have never seen before. we'll show you their flawless and jaw-dropping performance right here next am stay with us. this woman is laughing because she's listening to audible. and this woman is pretending her boss's terrible story is funny. experience the comedy, not your commute. dial star-star-audible on your smartphone to start listening today. ♪ ca♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ well i'm gone ♪ can i kick it? ♪ to all the people who can quest like a tribe does... ♪ i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my day

jimmy rollins. - [jimmy] what i love most about baseball is probably just coming up, playing in frontf 30, 40,000 people. - [voiceover] bobby unser. - nothing can stop ya if ya have that. so that's the single most important thing, i think, for all human beings to have. - [voiceover] and larry holmes. - so if i get somebody to pay a million dollars to see us fight, you'd show up. - you in trouble. (laughing) - [voiceover] jimmy rollins was born on the west coast, but ended up playing ball on the east coast. - i grew up in alameda which was a neighbor town out the bay. went to school there. played oakland babe ruth, and that's where i got a lot of my swagger from. watching rickey henderson play. the oakland a's were always winning at the time. then, of course i wanted to play baseball, and the east coast was not even on my list. but i end up being draft in the second round by the philadelphia phillies, and it's like the phillies? the who? no, but the people were just completely different, you know, the way they view life. out here we used to growing up with trees and having to get a car

how folks on this block feel about their appeals to the city and rollins has a message for mr.e out don something to this house. we'd be so glad to have him do something to it because we hate living like this. >> reporter: what do you know shortly after our 5:00 o'clock report aired a worker arrived on scene, on orders from mr. carr he tells us to begin the cleanup out here as you can see at least some of the weeds and trash have been confined to the property are now off the sidewalk itself. still a lot more work to go and for that i reached out to the community live improve many program. those folks will be out here by the end of the week to inspect if it's a mess, they ask the own are in mr. carr to clean up. if he does they'll clean it up and bill him. if he ignores that bill they'll place lean on his proper. we'll get tough on this one and make sure this place gets cleaned up n overbrook getting results i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >> drexel professor who made headlines with timely tweets that offended a lot of people is on leave tonight but he's not off the job right now.

former reagan campaign manager and trump great america co-chair ed rollins with me now. ed, you going to love this because you were there back then under the reagan administration. nancy pelosi says that it's a con job. even though joe biden, al gore, john kerry, pat lahey, and 30 senate democrats all voted for the same type of tax cuts under reagan so did ted kennedy and bill bradley. >> i've known nancy pelosi for 45 years and she's never met-- >> liz: but were all those guys conned? no, first one was interesting in how the bill came about bradley the senator from new jersey was trying to have a bradley gebhart bill the majority leader of the house and i argue we already had the big tax stuff in the first term. we needed to put a line there to study just in case they came up with the tax which is what they were advocating. >> liz: but what happened to the democrat party? the leaders of our bill was bipartisan, the chairman of the ways and means committee was the principal architect of again bill bradley the senator from presidential candidate and everybody at that poin

lou: ed rollins, good to see you. up next, louisiana declaring a state of emergency. and is going to hit the gulf coast this weekend. an outlook on the dangerous storm's path. stay with us. we are coming back with much, much more. so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. fast connections everywhere. that's how you outmaneuver. lou: here we go again. a hurricane warning in effect for residents of new orleans and the gulf coast. forecasters expect the storm to make landfall as a category 1 storm over the weekend. reporter: tropical storm nate has pummeled parts of central america, killing 22 people and dropping extreme amounts of rain and nicaragua and costa rica. mexico's yucatan peninsula is next. the popular tourist destinations of cancun and cozumel are expected to take a direct hit. then it will move into t

ed rollins joins me. former u.n. ambassador samantha power in front of the hoins tell jones committee on unmasking of american citizens. that's next. stay with us. who knew that phones would start doing everything? entertaining us, getting us back on track, and finding us dates. phones really have changed. so why hasn't the way we pay for them? introducing xfinity mobile. you only pay for data and can easily switch between pay per gig and unlimited. no one else lets you do that. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit or go to xfinitymobile.com. lou: hollywood's harvey weinstein's scandal is expanding. amazon has suspended one of their executives. the claims are so rampant that across stress jane fonda has expressed regret for not speak out herself earlier. eye found out about harvey about a year ago and i'm ashamed i didn't say anything right then. one of the women who has spoken out told me, let's not think this is some

ed rollins, and he's sitting right here. >> i lived a little longer than he did. >> liz: [laughter] goodsee you ed. republicans pushing ahead on tax cuts, pass a budget resolution that goes to the senate. can they get it done by christmas? we're bringing in economist look whose here, the one and only and another champ, he's ben stein. also the markets continue the record streak, but are there warning signs you need to hear about to protect your money? we break down the numbers don't go away. so what else is new? how's your mother? umm..she's doing good. she needs more care though. she wants to stay in her house. i don't know even where to start with that. first, let's take a look at your financial plan and see what we can do. ok, so we've got... we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ well i'm gone is everything ok?adt, i could hear crackling in the walls, and my mind went totally blank. all i remember saying was, "my boyfriend's beating me" and she took it from there. when a fire is going

ed rollins, michael goodwin. it's good to see you. that's it for us tonight.ert laura ingraham and pastor robert lauren: breaking news this morning, stunning new allegations of sexual assault including charges of rape against disgrace hollywood mogul weinstein. cheryl: 17 confirmed fatalities, a live report moments away. lauren: president trump pitching tax reform in pennsylvania today and he's not giving up on health care either, saying he will use the power of the pen to do what congress isn't. cheryl: records all around, wal-mart pushing dow to a new high yesterday, take a look at the futures barely pointing to lower

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eastern. >> joining me now, ed rollins chairman of great america pack.ws contributor, start with the president's remarks. he laid it out just as straight forwardly as it could be said. >> these are extraordinary athletes who play professional football, they get there by obeying rules, there are rules in the games, you are not allowed to beat up your wife or girlfriend, you have to be at practice, and one stupid rule they don't want to exercise is this issue, they can't do that, this is the ultimate disrespect. lou: they choose not to. >> they should but the them big time, they don't have to play, see where they can make that money elsewhere. lou: those rule, domestic violence, and drugs. you know, there is about a athlete an nfl player, a week being arrested for something out of 1600. that is a remarkable number. and for goodell to ignore that. to ignore fact these players have said nothing about far more frankly direct issues if it is say racial issue, some seem to want to make it with black panther salutes or a matter -- so many they could do. positive

does this get in the way of the agenda in passing tax reform ed rollins?n it does. this is a week like we've not seen in a while. i think there's so many distractions and by the end of the week, you can't predict today what's going to happen at the end of the week. it's just a crazy week and to a certain extent to try and put forth a tax plan nobody knows the details of it's very distracted. >> maria: what do you think? >> i think it's a really important point there's not a bill yet this week. we are supposed to get actual legislation but the budget vote was very revealing. 20 republicans voted against it which shows they have so little margin for error in the house, let alone the senate and we were talking about earlier, the senate is really going to be the difficulty here and you talk to republicans and they're concerned a little bit about this relationship because they want to be able to present a unite front, because this tax bill is going to be a proxy for showing that they can govern bypassing legislation. >> maria: if these 20 or so republicans get

ed rollins and michael go goodw. >> thank you. >> hewlett-packard enterprise allowed a russian defensegency to review cyber security software that they sold as well to the pentagon. hewlett-packard giving russians access to the system called excite -- arc site to gain access to public sector market, arc site is used by much of u.s. military to detect, cyberattacks. are you kidding me? outrageous! on wall street, a record breaking day for stocks, dow gained 153, s&p up 10, nasdaq up 21, all closing at new record high, volume on big board, 3.1 billion shares. manufacturing activity, hitting highest level since 2004. hurricanes harvey and irma disrupting supplies, but driving up demand. a reminder listen to my reports three times a day coast-to-coast on sale el salem radio network. >> up next, the gunman's brother said that stephen paddock showed no sign of distress or mental illness and the family was blindsided with the news. >> we're shocked. like you think it is -- it came in all 5 of my phones in the house, and cells, they lit up. you know, i would have thought it was a friend. jokin

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lou: joining us is ed rollins. hlept start with the prospect of a budget.ivering to the president on his agenda. ed: they now can start the tax bill. now they have to get a tax bill and the president has to sell it. the house needs to buy in quickly on the senate bill. don't drag this thing out any further than it is. lou: we get the feeling the house is going to moves expeditiously. the chairman says they are moving ahead for what the president says are the largest tax cuts in american history. ed: it's a nice way to finish this first year, 9 months into it. lou: when we think about the prospects of a budget. for the u.s. congress and the senate to deliver a budget for the president's signature. am i dreaming here? ed: not totally. it's a very positive first step. it does give us a path to taxes. lou: the clinton corruption. investigation under way. the senate judiciary committee beginning that. ed: let's have no more closed doors. let's make this stuff open. the country needs to know why anybody would sell 25% of our uranium supplies to the russians. the

ed rollins. good to see you.s he won't punish players who take a won't punish players who take a knee an won't order them t t t t today, a focus on innovation in the southern tier is helping build the new new york. starting with advanced manufacturing that brings big ideas to life. and cutting-edge transportation development to connect those ideas to the world. along with urban redevelopment projects worthy of the world's top talent. all across new york state, we're building the new new york. to grow your business with us in new york state visit esd.ny.gov. lou: in our poll we asked you do you think the nfl should focus on entertainment of its fans rather than political issues? 97% of you said yes, that's the way to do it. joining us, leslie marshall, and mark simone. leslie, let's start with roger goodell says they don't want to be in politics. does that make any sense at all? >> yes, it's football it's a sport. one of the great pasttimes in america. and i don't think they should be involved. that's why the nfl

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ed rollins, michael goodwin. it's good to see you. that's it for us tonight.for being with us. laura ingraham and pastor robert jeffress among our guests. good night. kennedy: president trump going his own way on everything from healthcare to homeland security. can he succeed where congress and past administrations have failed? did north korea really kill owl of our secret -- steel awful our secret war plans? hillary clinton offering advice on opt for female democrats on how to win the white house. why would they