because we all know, we all know the roos that's going on. the roos is senate back to the house and then we'll see what they send us. it will either be full repeal without replace or something far too close to that. and then all of the work, all of the anguish that so many of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle have shown in the last several weeks will be wasted. because they know darn well what's going to happen when there's a conference. there are no democratic votes in the house. the freedom caucus calls the shots. they will either ask for full repeal or something very close to it. make no mistake about it, a vote in favor of the motion to proceed this afternoon will be a permission slip to slash medicaid, hurt millions, and raise taxes on the wealthy, something the vast majority of americans in every state, a large large percentage of republicans and trump voters a poor. one less play to my colleagues, do not fall for the ruse that the majority leader is putting together. we know it's going on, we all know. our constituents won't

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broke in to the greater philadelphia mosque on the roos roosevelt boulevard. he got away with cash and donations. tried to crack up a safe. imagine how many times you had to zip through a toll booth to rack up $88,000 in tolls and fees. a man is under arrest this morning. police say a records check showed anthony owed more than $40700. another 47,000 on the new jersey turnpike. nabbed him as he drove through an easy pass lane on the bridge without paying. >>> celebrating the best of main line. >> nbc 10 in drexel hill last night. hosted the annual event. tracey davidson here named the best tv news anchor and best celebrity facebook page and there's meteorologist bill henley. proceeds from the event benefit advanced behavioral health. >> 300 businesses honored. so congratulations to all. >> when i work weekends or when i worked on the weeknights, i always made a habit of going by that. the food is so great. >> great food. great time. always a big success. gets better every year. >> it does. yes. >> the weather held off too. it was a beautiful evening. skies wer

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. >> just are keep your zants give them roo. >> safe are for zbleerch rob mayeda you're the man of the hour now and heading into the big weekend. >> a little bit of pressure next four days with the weather looking good. in fact the temperatures not quite as hot as we were looking at a couple days ago. in the meantime we've got fog and some mist around san francisco. here is the poif from bevelled deer looking back to frist right now. 57 degrees over downtown we got the beacon there atop the transamerica pyramid lit and you got the clouds around san francisco. a little bit windy too. winds 25-mile-per-hour which is a little unusual this late at night. those the on shore winds pushing low dlouds into the east bay eventually reaching the tri valley. not bad right now. mostly clear into 57 degrees. san jose mostly clear that will change by the morning patchy low clouds. check out wind speeds some of the strongest wind speeds through salen o county and that will take the cloud over over the peninsula in san francisco and move eastward heading to the morning. there you see through 7 578 low

street in center city thursday unaware that 36 hours earlier a pack of teenagerteenage attacked and roo young men as they visitor the city. >> a city. you have got to be aware of everywhere you go. anything can happen. something like this it's not right. >> police say one minute interpret just a bunch of teens walking down the street at 11th and filbert then seconds later they went on the attack. pouncing on the two unsuspecting young men. >> one of the males suffered a broken nose. one may have suffered a broken eye socket. it's really bad. >> reporter: it happened a short time after the july 4th fireworks ended on the parkway. police say an 18-year-old and 23-year-old visiting philadelphia were viciously beaten and robbed by the pack of teens including a girl. >> it looks like the female after the physical assault takes items from at least one of males that was assaulted. >> you got crowd of people out here, you know, just trying to mess people's days up and for no reason. report roar surveillance cameras capture the beating and the teens later entering this crown fried chicken right

lisa roos asked is still recovering from the bomb which killed her daughter.daughter. she left her hospital bed to be with her family to say a final goodbye to saffy is. the eight—year—old was carried into manchester cathedral by her father, andrew. honoured to be her dad. honoured. she was a superstar in the making. to become something in life, you need to have that something, that spark, that... charisma, but something. saffie had back, she truly have that. saffie roussos loved performing. her dream was to be famous like her idol, ariana grande. the irony of this concert is the concert was a wonderful experience but saffie. she knew every song, sang every word and dance. her cheeky grin and happy nature is what her friends remember most about her. she played almost every day with her best friend lily, who still cannot believe that saffie has gone. sometimes i think, i don't know how this happened, i wish he was still with me. i don't know how to feel. but i am going to think she is always with me, she is always at my shoulder, always playing together. she is

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ghostwriter because what does that entail smart you have to meet her at the four seasons, you have to get a roo room -- rob, i'm sure you've done this thing. >> you have to sit with her while she talks about it and you suggest other ways that she failed. [laughter] i'm sure they started with what happened and they went to the lies in the media and what about the fact that you're cold and you don't connect to people. no, no. i'm not done yet. it has to be the worst gig ever. you didn't go to wisconsin. greg: should you do a whole chapter on why you didn't go to wisconsin? >> know, we should talk about how trump -- >> or put bill clinton in a corner going. >> there's a 30% chance that she runs again. i'll make that prediction. >> i agree with you. >> i didn't want to bring down. >> the republican party would be going, yeah five still to come from a rolling stone want to from a rolling stone want to know if the command canadian you won't see these folks at the post office. from a rolling stone want to know if the command canadian they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do th

and i said i've been with the roos velts for about four years now and i think i'd really like a change of scene. i said if i were going to write about a book about a 20th century president it wouldn't be franklin roosevelt was harry truman. and everyone around the table said yes, yes, what a great thing. and i thought why did i say that? i never gave three minutes thought about doing a book about harry truman. so ytsds, hold on, hold on, let me go to independence, go to the truman library see what there is to work with. let me talk to margaret, see if she'll cooperate and so on and so forth. and i did and came back very excited about it. so that's how i came to write -- and i remember him vividly because he was president when i was in high school and college. in fact one of my most vivid memories i was 15 and very interested in politics and i grew up in a very republican family. i tried to stay as long as i could to hear the outcome of the election. and the final tally didn't come in until about 2 in the morning. and probably went to sleep about 11:00. and the next morning my dad was s

i tried to get health insurance, after i roo he tired.i had to wait until 65 to get medicare. to get the same benefits that i was getting while i was working and paying $40 a month for, was going to cost me $1802 a month. i couldn't afford that i wept for a year and a half as a diabetic with no health care. i just didn't go to the doctor. >> as republicans raise your hand, if you -- want to see democrats and republicans work together on this thing. and come up with something different than the senate and the house have put forth? >> i think that's an easy one there. >> that's a no brainer. >> this is the president that wrote "the art of the deal." get in and make a deal. pull people together just like you did when you belt buildings all over the world. bring people to the table and do something. >> you think president trump should be injecting himself more into? >> well he owns this issue, right? emade this a focal point. made this a focal point in his campaign. he's using the bully pulpit to push for it. i think it's a wake-up call for h

. >> there's no other reason, roo igt? th -- jeff sessions, first united states senator to endorse donald trump at the time when it wasn't in vogue to be behind donald trump. someone who went on the campaign trail on behalf of donald trump. someone who made a plea to conservatives to say donald trump had the bona fide's to be the republican nominee. now the president going on social media not actually meeting with his beleaguered attorney general, but going on social media, attacking on social media, attacking him in a "new york times" interview. there's no other reason that than you can say he would want him to leave to try to get somebody else in there to try to fire mueller and end the investigation. >> the -- there is some loyalty left in washington. we heard the press wanting to see more loyalty last night in front of boy scouts. but, the question really is what will republicans do? right? what will republican the in congress do? they didn't do much after the president fire at the fbi director. is this different if he

roo reince priebus has a very short leash and just went out there and barked that out there.u think that was trump allowing him to say what he didn't want it say or is this guy, reince priebus, in trouble now. >> i don't think anyone is in trouble for mixed message. >> oh mixing the message? >> yeah. he said it because he was on television and faced with a difficult question, unanswerable question and he came up with what seemed to be a plausible answer. the right answer but not the answer that comports -- >> oh, here we go. here we go. here he is joining the fog machine. later pressed by chris wallace, he knows thousand do this, saying russia isn't like other countries who he said also meddle in our elections. watch the fog machine. >> he does not accept putin's denial. he believes the russians meddled. >> he answered this several times. saying they probably meddled in the election. he did meddle in the election. wu one thing he says that drives the media crazy but is an absolute fact is that others have as well. that's true. china has. north korea has. they have consistentl

us senators spent more than five hours grilling the president's nominee for bi -- fbi director, he's roo years old, christopher ray, former federal prosecutor. he had a lot of questions from the senators ranging on all topics including the firing of his potential predecease ers james comey and the president's latest tweets. whether questioned about his priorities he said woe quit before breaking the law for the president. >> if i am given the honor of leading this agency, i will never allow the fbi's work to be driven by anything other than the facts, the law, and the impartial pursuit of justice, period. >> he's handled many high profile roles, convicting the executives from enron, working as new jersey chris christie's attorney during bridgegate. >> 5:09. following all of that breaking news in the case of the four missing bucks county men. >> still a heed here on "good day" philadelphia, remains found in a common grave. plus: new charges for the person of interest in the case. stay with us. mmmm. so areers are the veggies.hs) that one is mine. nice job guys. hope it tastes as good as i

"the situation roo >>> happening now, breaking news, i've done my time, o.j.anted parole after nearly nine years in prison and two decades after he was a defendant in one of the most infamous trials in u.s. history. this hour more on the former nfl star and his rambling remarks about the crime that landed him behind bars. >>> subpoena threat. donald trump jr. and paul manafort are facing a new deadline to agree to testify in the russia investigation. the senate judiciary chairman says he's ready to use his subpoena power if he doesn't get a response within hours. >>> chilling effect. president trump's public bashing of his attorney general is causing alarm among some republicans. jeff sessions says he won't resign as the white house seems to dispute mr. trump's own words by claiming he has confidence in his a.g. >>> and trump unplugged. the president on the attack trashing the russia investigation as well as members of his own administration. we are monitoring the shock waves from his extraordinary and often angry interview. we want to welcome our viewers

. >> roo look ahead to our upcoming weekend, expecting some showers, thunderstorms, specially saturday by sunday. meantime cooler conditions for the weekends days as well, guys? >> all right, katie, thank you now for look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> from the trentonian, resident participating in the hamilton ago gays program saved over half million dollars in the last few month on their electricity costs. that's according to calculations by the township energy consultant. on the left homeowner opted out, the township placed all eligible resident into the thirds party program on the belief it would result in energy cost savings. >> from the burlington county times representatives in burlington city, burlington township and florence, are looking to ease the problem of truck traffic along route 130, with warehouses like amazon, and bj's as neighbors, resident complaining about trucks traveling on residential roads. >> from the bucks county courier times, middle schoolers through lower bucks count have i spent the last three weeks at bucks county technical high school

friends who have opposed the deep and drastic cuts to medicaid, i say to you -- don't be fooled by this roos. a vote in favor of the motion to proceed will mean deep cuts to medicaid. maybe even deeper than in the house bill. it will mean people with pre-existing conditions will be left high and dry. it will mean huge tax breaks for the wealthiest of americans. it will mean millions will lose their coverage. so all of the complaining, while we're here at this late moment, because even the house bill was too drastic for many of the members here is now being ignored on this motion to proceed. because we all know, we all know the roost that's going on. the roost is send it back to the house and then we'll see wa they send us. we know what they'll send us. we may not know every detail. it will either be full repeal without replace, or something far too close to that. and all of the work, all of the anguish that so many of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle have shown in the last several weeks will be wasted. because they know darn well what's going to happen and when there's a conferen

the roo somehow democrats and republicans don't share any common values anymore? to that point? that's what i'm trying to get at? go ahead. >> i think we do share common values. we want better jobs for people, we want better wages. listen, the republican party is not the party for the wealthy. we care about everyone. i think there is a different way to get to those things. i just disagree with their path. i don't think bigger government is the way to get things better. i don't think a failing obamacare that's collapsing and insurers are pulling out of the marketplace is the right way to do it. but i do think we would be better having a dialogue, talking about our different paths and how we get to the same solution. but i think everybody wants a better life for our kids, better jobs, better wages, better economy, national security and a strong country. >> i think the debate on the trumpcare bill is a perfect example of our differences. we believe, as democrats, that health care is a right for all, not a privilege for a few. you know, the act cut the ranks of the un

from "back to the future", a delorian and a time machine to be able to know if which required him to roo kuz himselfthis is talking about his ultimate power to pardon, this is all because the megs prpgs you can just sense it, can't you? >> it's hardin to just tack sgs sfks muchy may be shaking up the white house. we've had more reports over the last 48 hours, given the way it played out that prince priebus may i hi woot? >> sfwrchlt and every front is besieged right now so on some level it's not prizing he would be thinking about an whole sale overhaul of his staff. the way he discusses that, the grievance, it's highly unusual the normal standard but increasingly the norm of donald trump. >> julie pace, let's hut this in proper that's your decision, if you fire your communications team, that certainly is up to you but republicans on the hill, are they not lotting drpt know? if fee if if he tires all of the people that are involved in the decisi decisionhe's approaching a bij and that tn f. >> i think it's important to split these two decision making processes apord prp they're both relat

i don't think it roo ellie matters when they start the process. >> and we do have a little tickdown ine and in the 2-year note i want to put that up in the back there and i think part of it is this notion, set yesterday, repeated today by janet yellen, that we don't have that much further to go which is a really interesting concept. i don't know if they're saying are 3% long run rate is too high, we're going to bring it down or they're saying that 3% is not that far from where they are right now. but we need a little bit of meat on the bones those are the two significant things i think are out there janet yellen repeated today that there's not that much further to go and there's this overriding question about inflation kissing it off essentially saying it's a temporary factor >> i think it's interesting, they're doing that with the cpi reports and some of the -- but it doesn't explain away why wages aren't going up. there's no technical -- >> steve has an answer for that. >> do you? >> i think i have a partial answer, at least i appreciate michelle -- >> he did the story -- >> giving m

>> police say assault on 7-year-old girl happen the here in what neighbors describesdescribed as a roowho was staying at the home around 4:30 friday morning and neighbors reported screams and saw a man running from the home. >> i can't imagine. that's brutal. that's horrible. >> as word of the attack spread through the neighborhood many were too afraid to talk on camera and those that did condemned the crime. >> you are going to get what you deserve. plain and simple. >> there's got to be something wrong on a very fundamental level. >> others expressed strong concerns for the victim and her family and the little gir girl's future after this horrible. >> i'm glad she made it but it will haupt her her whole life. >> sending positive thoughts her way. >> it's all i can do. >> investigators searched the home looking for dna, fingerprints and other evidence. the young girl was interviewed by the special victims unit and treated at a local hospital. she has been released to her family. at central detectives. dave slatwiser fox 29 news. >> and teen ailingers in trouble with the law preten pre

i take tennis lesson she said ten lessons before i'd be ready to take on match, roo it. >> probably.t martina and the team. >> okay. i'm going to say a little bit more than tennis lessons for full on match i'm just guessing but the fun part i'm with. hair you're witness pros. listen, take what you can get. i'm loving all of it. >> i was a little nervous. she's giving me good lessons. >> i know. i know. thank martina for us too. it's great to see her looking so wonderful out there. >> let me give a plug for world team tennis much it's super fun. >> have you gone. >> i have not. >> you said that before. >> i have gone multiple times. i absolutely love it it's totally different than wimb wimbledon. it's rock and role tennis. it's super fun atmosphere. murphy jenson the coach is one of my my favorite people on the planet cease so energetic he's really into it. it's super fun. yeah. >> got to check it out. >> don't miss it. and the season is like three weeks long. it's super short. >> that i can handle. >> go to game like this week. >> okay. 10:47 is our time right now. forget iron chefs

ed sheeran deserves all our love and roo inspect like all humans do.nternet would be positive and loving and a part of creating online community that is kind and empowering, not hateful and mean. no reason to tear down an artist simply because they are on top. work harder to be kinder, everybody. that should be your first duty to humanity ". >>> couldn't have said it better myself. now f you are one of his 19.2 million twitter followers, don't fret too much because instagram account will still automatically generate tweets. >> so lady gaga's fans thought ed sheeran was saying something negative about her and they came after him. >> yeah. isn't exactly. >> okay. >> like one directio f >> oh, my god. i got hate. >> you follow them. >> super hateful tweets. i got good tweets but then i got super -- one girl was like don't let me catch you outside bought i'll beat your bleep. really? >> because zane -- >> zayn followed her and not that girl. >> it's crazy. there is -- social media as we all the essence of snowball effect because -- and people really can bu

. >> what it do is roo you would let the investigation go ahead. and you could say i it copit has other federal courts so o fay f you've got hundreds if not thousands of positions still open in this administration. if this is the way the person puerto ricans puerto ricansin and it seems look he's slapping himself pace right in the face. >> i guess it does. i like richard as point. there is a problem with staffing that comes from this. if you're going to demand loyalty from the people who were the most loyal people on your cam pan, what message does that spend to pr expectative hires? it's have difficult to make sense of this. the one thing that i can gather -- well, there's two things. one is that trump likes a show. it seems very much out of a chapter out of the apprentice. the or thing is thoo trump but also for people currently in office that if you get too close to him with respect to the russian investigation, he will make your life miserable. i think that's not a have subtle directive, it not a subtle message at all. i don't think he wants it

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