and the dad said himself today -- >> but scottie, but scottie, scottie, so they said what they said and you yourself said you wish donald trump hadn't responded because rich gallon, you've been in this game for a long time, you know and you've seen when leaders talk or engage with grieving families, these gold star families that have lost sons, daughters, mothers, sisters, that generally speaking it is done with a delicacy that we didn't necessarily see here with donald trump. specifically when he questioned why mrs. kahn was being silent. >> correct. all he needed to do was say -- donald trump, all he needed to do was say, i grieve with the family on the loss of their son, i thank him for his service. and this thing would have been over in 20 seconds. instead, as usual, it stretched on into two days, three days. and scottie's right, he never should have engaged. once he did, he's in this. there's a theory in astronomy that a star will continue to grow and produce things until it gets to iron. when it gets to producing iron, it will collapse on itself because iron takes more energy to p

obviously they didn't have it. >> scotty, stay with me.y with me. >> poppy, if i may. >> i have to get a break in. scott, stay with me. let me get a break in. we'll be back on the other side. >> okay. the heirloom tomato. when you cook with incredible ingredients... you make incredible meals. fresh ingredients, step-by-step recipies, delivered to your door for less than $9 a meal. get $30 off your first delivery blueapron.com/cook. >>> throughout this election donald trump has accused the political system of being rigged saying it might cost him the white house but this weekend he's going a step further. he's insisting he's not getting a fair shake from us, the media. >> i'm not running against crooked hillary. i'm running against the crooked media. that's what i'm running against. >> he's continuing his attack today against the press, a series of tweets one of them reads if the disgusting and corrupt media covered me honestly and didn't put false meanings in to the words i say i would be beating hillary by 20%. our senior media correspond

look, scotty's right. we need to talk about solutions. the way that you talk about solutions is not with a tweet, and it's not with taking advantage of a personal tragedy. it is by bringing people together. it is by actually offering proposals and solutions. and scotty also mentioned illegal guns. that's correct too. chicago police have gathered and taken off the streets more illegal guns in chicago than los angeles and new york combined. so what does that mean? that sure, illinois's gun safety laws might be strong, but the neighboring states, frankly most of them run by republicans, are weak. people are bringing guns from other states, which means we need to talk about the real gun safety laws that need to be implemented across the country. and that is when we will get to real solutions. >> i want to give you a chance to reply on policy, but on the issue of the tweet, if donald trump or his campaign didn't have a sense that that first tweet was a mistake, why then this condolences tweet five hours later? >> well, i think they obviously f

and scottie la-hughes.o release the entire tax return. but what about those parts? what about the adjusted income, the charitable contributions and just leasing his tax break. would it not help him get rid of some of the criticism? >> it might. but then again, we don't know what his tax return or tax account is. that package just showed a very good tax accountant and lawyer said not to release. we don't know what he's being advised. if he could release it, he would. there would be no reason to hide it. >> he could release little bits of it. that much we know. >> we know. just because you could, is it necessarily in his best interest or the best interest of his companies that employ thousands of employees. i think he is doing what is best for his company. it is not just donald trump you have to think about, it's a whole conglomerate. but at the same time, we talked about in the previous segment the clintons giving to the clinton foundation, their separate family foundation, which the clintons still control t

>> scottie -- >> you said scottie, it would be nice, but isn't it necessary endorsement, because no republican has ever taken the white house without taking ohio? >> well, it would -- but remember, there is a lot of republicans that attended that convention in cleveland that were very upset at not being welcomed by the governor himself. whether he wants to support mr. trump or not. >> in his home state. that was the only state he won. >> ohio voters. >> mr. trump can still see the path to victory without ohio. like i said, ohio voters are important and would be nice. but the question i thought was interesting out of jake's interview yesterday, what would it take for you to endorse mr. trump, and he really did not give an answer. so if you're going sit there and continuously as a republican offer problems without solutions, and that just tells me you're wanting to help the other side and putting your own ego above what's best for our country. >> people will see that interview on "state of the union" tomorrow with jake tapper. if he doesn't win, he has to get pennsylvania and he is down double d

thanks for sticking around, scottie. i appreciate it.eith, i'll start with you, what does it say hillary clinton is meeting with these police chiefs today and sending out the message to the media that she is indeed doing that? >> this a meeting that was planned some time ago. it didn't just happen, in response to what donald trump said this week. but i think it is a reflection of the steadiness that she would show as a leader. donald trump, as bill bratton said, is a shoot from the hip leader, and hillary clinton will show she will build bridges and work together, not just the police departments, but with communities that are affected by the police. bringing people together is not what donald trump is doing when he is out there saying hillary clinton is against the police. we have a country where the crime rate is going down, has been going down for several years. but some people like trump and people who are on his side are stoking the flames and encouraging people are going to hell when they are not. >> hillary clinton's camp has calle

scottie, we talked about this. time where i think his pathway to victory is harder, listen, he just endorsed paul ryan and endorsed john mccain. these are two great americans. but these are two people that represent the establishment of the republican party. he also maybe made a lot of his supporters upset with that move. and you and i both know he's doing exceptionally terrible with independents right now. and hillary clinton is doing very well. i think it's a hard rode for donald trump. >> i'm sorry, we' we've run out time. thank you both. >> ahead next hour, florida, they are continuing there to fight against zika, spraying underway right now. we'll take you through some of the steps they're using to try to prevent a larger spread of this virus. . ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. with the... fastest retinol formula. ...to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena®. he wrecked the rec room this summer. his stellar notebooks will

. >>> this is scottie. as you can tell he likes a little bit of action. he is a bms rider and an x games lady. this video is about them falling in love. >> i want to see more action. >> i'm happy for you scottie. >> he's falling in love with another lady. this one. she's a female pit bull. he said he was driving on a dark country back road and he saw something run across the road. it was this dog. >> did it have that collar on? >> no, it had another one on. >> the one that she had on was super tight, really tight against her neck. >> think that maybe the dog's been growing and growing and growing wearing the old one? >> he this the dog hasn't been cared for very well. he shows us the collar the dog had been. he called the police. they said you're going to have to call animal control. so animal control came the next morning and said when the guy from an moll control came up, he knew the story behind this dog. >> the person gets tons of money for the babies and stuff like that. so they breed them out, almost to death, and then they just dump them. >> this d

. >>> this is scottie. as you can tell he likes a little bit of action. he is a bms rider and an x games who is married to a very lovely lady. this video is about them falling >> i want to see more action. >> i'm happy for you scottie. >> he's falling in love with another lady. this one. she's a female pit bull. he said he was driving on a dark country back road and he saw something run across the road. it was this dog. >> did it have that collar on? >> no, it had another one on. >> the one that she had on was super tight, really tight against her neck. >> think that maybe the dog's been growing a growing wearing the old one? >> he this the dog hasn't been cared for very well. he shows us the collar the dog had been. he called the police. they said you're going to have to call animal control. so animal control came the next morning and said when the guy from an moll control came up, he knew the story behind this dog. >> the person gets tons of money for the babies and stuff like that. so they breed them out, almost to death, and then they just dump them.

come on, scottie. he has to say that. it would go against who he is as a person not to say that. >> is this for me? >> scottie. >> okay. sorry. no, it's not that he doesn't have to say that. he could have just remained quiet. and if he did come out and say he disagrees, will he also come out about the gold star families that over the last three days have been on our channel luckily and telling their message about how much they do support mr. trump and do believe he's behind military families? once that door's open, is he going to be fair and recognize these other gold star families that are 100% behind mr. trump? >> let's let maria get in. she has been sitting here quietly. can i play something first before you respond? donald trump went after hillary clinton's mental state. listen. >> unstable, hillary clinton, lacks the judgment, temperament and moral character to lead this country and i believe that so strongly. she's really pretty close to unhinged and you have seen it, you have seen it a couple of times, and she's li

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scottie, you heard rashida, i asked is there anything mr.would change your mind about him. it doesn't appear there's anything. does mr. trump have a hard road convincing minority voters that he's for them? >> that's one mother, and i respect her. i think she's doing a great job trying to build a better country for her children. but to sit there and talk about a problem without giving solutions is how we've ended up in what we're dealing with today and why folks are looking for someone on the outside of government. she tried to blame the poverty of detroit and what's going on now within her own city that she was a legislator of for the last six years on donald trump who has nothing to do with it. why don't you look at the policies of hillary clinton and barack obama of the last eight years that has allowed housing ownership among african-americans to go down, poverty to go up, for crime to go up. >> you could argue that by saving the auto industry that the obama administration and the bush administration, too, because he initiated, did create

so scottie, is it doing donald trump more harm up, though, than good to have this speculation out there when he could just tap it down? by releasing one thing?

scottie, you and i have talked about this.our candidate, every time he has an opportunity to really connect with independents, he blows it. at a time where i think his pathway to victory is harder. listen, he just endorsed paul ryan and john mccain. these are two great americans, but these are two people who represent the establishment of the republican party. he also made a lot of his supporters upset with that move. and you and i both know, he's doing exceptionally terribly with independents right now, and hillary clinton is doing very well. i think it's a hard road for donald trump. >> i'm sorry, we've run out of time. appreciate both of you being here. scottie nell hughes and tharon johnson, thank you. >>> all right. just ahead, florida's aerial assault on the zika virus. we'll go live to miami for an update on the effort to stop the spread there. how well is it working? >>> plus, a high-speed chase turns into a deadly shooting. now, chicago police are under scrutiny after this new video shows the moments leading up to the

scotty, you made a lot of news this week. when you talk about this on television, when you point this out on twitter, why do you think it's a winning argument for trump to assert media bias? >> first, media bias is not new. newt gingrich came out and said 82% of all those in the media probably lean left, and that's something we're going to have to address and move on with it. but that shows not only what we're talking about, but what we're not talking about. we spend so much time talking about all of the issues of trump and maybe one or two on hillary clinton amongst the panel. and not just here, it's across the board with news articles, where you look at headlines, there's usually 3, 4, 7 to one. that may represent various facets of people who are against mr. trump. one or two may be a pro trump view if we're lucky. >> do you think there's a sort of media bubble problem that so many journalists and producers and bosses are in new york and d.c. so they're not able to represent the views of the rest of the country? >> when you

joining us, scotty l. hughes and cnn political commentator and hillary clinton supporter maria cardona. welcome to you both. there's so much news we're not going to get to it all. the big speech tonight where we're all waiting on pins and needles because there seems to be a lack of clarity. the critics are frustrated saying that they can't get an answer on those 11 million undocumented workers estimated to be in the u.s. are they out, are they in, is there a deportation force? are they illegal, are they not? here's what donald trump jr. told anderson cooper last night about where his father is on the policy. >> we have to let i.c.e. do their job, enforce the existing laws on the books. they've been on the books for years. and these guys are basically told that they can't do that. so we have to have baby steps first. we have to let i.c.e. do their skobs a joh jobs and we have to do it for the american people. >> i'm still confused. baby steps? there's really no way to answer this question with baby steps. e

but that's beside the point. >> let scotty answer.ctim was a woman who was brutally raped and she was left for dead. >> absolutely correct. >> and the entire city of new york was looking for a solution and problem to that. >> no, no, no. since you raised it. i know, i read it. let me tell you the solution -- >> the problem was he was emotional. it was one of those things that new york city and they were looking for a problem and -- >> by the way -- >> no, guys, stop! guys, stop! no viewers know what you're talking about. the central park five who were falsely accused, sent to prison for years and years and years and there was no evidence. there was no dna evidence and it was all this witch hunt by the media at the time, by new york politicians, donald trump i think took out a full-page ad. >> the jury actually convicted them, too. he was backing up the guilty verdict. [ indiscernible ] >> i was 17 years old at the time and when he was talking about reinstituting the death penalty for these children i was -- i took that personally. he

scottie. >> well, what's bad about all of this, we've had the race card on this. is this a horrendous week for hillary clinton starting off with where donald trump showed leadership going down to louisiana and helping them on the ground. while she's doing fund-raisers in maine and barack obama playing golf. that's how the week got started off. and the fbi e-mails. none of that we're talking about right now because she gave the speech and introduced the emotion of rape into it. >> had donald trump not introduced that before, especially with the judge saying that he's a mexican, although an american of mexican heritage, that he could not be objective. had donald trump not introduced race months ago? >> if you don't think it's obviously to distract what's going on. now that she's opened up pandora's box. let's talk about pandora's balk, the grand dragon, kkk, will craig endorsing hillary clinton going to rallies. talking about why he supports. and 2010 saying he was noble and her mentor. >> scott

scottie nell hughes thank you as well.rump is speaking thursday, we'll be listening for that. >>> up next, a lot has been made of the breitbart ceo who's joined the trump team but the real secret weapon perhaps to his new campaign could be campaign manager cape ann andke conway and we'll speak to someone who grew up with her. more on that and her fingerprints on mr. trump. and later, schools in miami go back as the zika virus continues to spread in this part of the country. we'll talk live to a pregnant woman who has canceled vacations and rarely goes outside to avoid getting bitten so she can have a healthy child. we'll talk to her coming up. you're watching cnn? with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked wel

does scottie have a point? >> i think it's interesting.ssion can be polarization, right? what trump is dealing with, he has put forward a message that really has struck a chord with a portion of the electorate, temporarily banning muslim immigration and building a wall, but also his kind of personal qualifications. it is striking that even in this poll, which is so good for hillary clinton, like other polls, he is even with her on the economy and terrorism, the two biggest issues, but he's trailing overall. why is he trailing overall? 60% of those in the poll say they do not believe he is qualified to be president, and 60% say they believe he's biased against women and minorities. qualifications and values more than the issue debate at this point, i call them the twin towers in donald trump on the way to the white house. that is the problem he faces. to some extent, what he does to stir that passion kind of makes the problem worse for those outside the zone that respond to this very defensive muslim message. >> in this same point, hillary

. >> then sunday we have scotty mccreery coming. very excited. >> uh-huh. >> and monday we demolition derby going on. a lot of stuff to do. >> people who are fans of scotty mccreery will want to stay tuned we might have a surprise for you. is it easy for people of milwaukee to get to the fair when they think of walworth is it easy to get there? >> it's really easy. it probably not much more than a half hour drive get on i45 and cruise out to exit 29 highway 11 and we're just dow the street. >> that's good. and some of the food is the reason that people go to the fair. things on a stick. feature? >> well, we have of course our traditional corn dogs, corn on the cob. and our original bacon on a stick of course. there we have deep fried kool-aid and gator on a stick. >> we've got a bratwurst that is 18 inches long, wrapped up, on a stick. [laughter] >> that should be interesting. >> brats all in one. >> oh, my gosh. >> we also have something rather new and unusual, we have a vegetarian cherizo and vegan taco and tamales. >> so somethin

>> absolutely, democrats have questioned his mental capacity. >> scotty, what are they getting out of there -- >> like i said you can sit there and smile all you want, what is her actions? well, you can sit there and smile while you're putting arsenic in the sweet tea. the question is who do you learn -- >> weird image. >> remind me never to have sweet tea at scotty's house. >> last night it was throwing vases, tonight it's arsenic and sweet tea. >> it's a desperate move by the trump campaign. >> thank you all, you will be back with me. >>> coming up, hillary clinton seizes on a positive jobs report to make her case on the economy. donald trump, though, says these numbers are not a bright spot that we need. we will sort it out, duke it out with two economists, including one just named to trump's economic team. >>> also you could call colorado purple, a key swing state this go-around, so why isn't trump spending more to beat clinton there? we'll break down the numbers. >>> and a story that seems pulled straight out of the spy novel. a nuclear scientist put to death in iran for spilling

all right, so scottie, first you. reaction to, you know, a fellow donald trump supporter, katrina pearson's comments on cnn this morning. there's been a lot of talk about messages from the trump camp. and now there's messaging -- or the discrepancies of the messages from trump supporters. >> well, definitely. and it's all about -- this is what happens during a campaign season. >> what do you mean? >> well that's what a campaign does, both sides. and when you're talking about the middle east and all all of the policies that have happened, it's extremely confusing. to be honest with you, i'm one of those that believe that the bush administration does have as much to be accountable for as the obama administration right now when it comes to te vents both in afghanistan and iraq. >> i guess the issue is facts. there's a lot of criticism of donald trump not getting his facts strait. and when he's got his surrogates and or supporters who are trying to represent him on policies and criticisms of the obama administration and n

and it's just one more thing. >> kellyanne -- >> scottie -- >> i'm so sorry, scottie, i was going to ask you about what kellyanne conway said next. but i should also point out, this also -- other folks were pointing, as chris frates said in that piece, roger ailes is now apparently an unofficial adviser to donald trump, right after getting booted from fox news from what seems to be, certainly allegations of serial sexual harassment, you know, combined with the steve bannon thing, do you think it's a problem? >> all of those are unexcusable. the way men are treating women, the way those conversations before the mr. trump was running for office, for whatever reason, there's no excuse for it. but let's look at the hillary clinton camp. let's look at the sexism that exists not maybe from the men in her office, but from the women. huma abedin, for 12 years, she was the editor of the journal of muslim minority affairs and edited and wrote articles about women who were inviting rape by the clothes they were wearing. that she blamed 911 on u.s. muslims. working gay families should not be rec

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. >> scottie? >> how is hillary clinton going to help the 1.3 million more african-americans who are in poverty today than barack obama first came to office in 2009? we don't hear specific policies. >> let me answer it. because i think -- >> please do. >> thanks, scottie. happy to. >> good. >> so here's the challenge. these are not policies that came about under barack obama. which you will never hear from the trump campaign, is an ability to address systemic oppression and racism. that is the root cause of these policies. it is a bipartisan problem, scottie. this isn't something that i'm laying at the feet of republicans and it's not something that i'm just going to squarely lay at the feet of democrats. racism is real in this country and it is a result of slavery, it is a result of the jim crow south, it is a result of segregationist policies. that is where we have to deal with. until we can acknowledge that that in fact exists, we are going to continue to have these problems regardless of -- >>

. >> good morning, scotty, good morning, everybody, 5:02 on this thursday morning, hello delaware, live look at i-95, right near the delaware state line, down in wilmington, no problems or delays at all up and down 95. however, everything is wet from the storms, the thunder boomers, see the spray all off the cars here. so you have to use the wipers intermittently this morning. we're open for business. the vine expressway back open, both directions, between the schuylkill and broad street. speedometer readings in the 50's on the schuylkill, the turnpike, starting to see delays, though, along 202, heading up off the northeast extension, as another round of storms moves through. an accident, downed wires, here, in wilmington. marsh road and the philadelphia pike, also, a crash along lancaster avenue, lankenau drive. right there by the hospital. philly international, again, whenever we have these pop up storms, roll through, that always throws a monkey wrench into the whole operation. i would check with the airline to make sure your flight is on time this morning. market frankford, broad st

she's such a good dog. >> scottie and his wife took the dog in. they fell in love. >> she ended up talking to somebody on facebook and they suggested the branch of the shelter. >> get her checked out. keep everything legal. >> here they are picking her up from the burlington county animal shelter. >> hi, hi, hi. >>h, >> what was that? >> it's from some surgery. >> remember, she had those ropes on her body? >> yes. >> right there. the side of her leg. >> once the vet took a look at her -- >> she called us and said that they think that she might have cancer. >> dear. >> scott and his wife say whatever the news is -- >> we're going to try to keep her safe and give her the life that she deserves. >> she's people really signed up for a challenging case here of a dog. >> it's a good thing they did find her so they could get her some help. her overall appearance looks different from that first video. >> me and my wife have basically adopted sammy so she's our dog now. >> all about some quality of life. and it looks like finally she's going to get where s

. >> scottie, good morning. 5:02 on a tuesday morning, we will get up and started. live look here they are still working at king of prussia mall, this is 202 north bound right at gulf road at that traffic light you hit before you have to hit that turn into the king of prussia mall. live look curb side on the freeway as headlights work their way in toward philadelphia, nothing major, just some left over construction out there, from last night, looking good on the northeast extension between lansdale and mid county, no problems coming out of the collegeville. keep in mind if this is your first day back after weekend service add justments on the four following septa regional rail lines and good news they have added two trains the lansdale line. one at 6:23 coming out of the penlynn and on your return trip home a new 4:10 train out of the suburban station. hillary clinton coming to town with the campaign event, probably around that lunchtime hour. event starts at 1:15 but expect jammos in west philadelphia a around forty-ninth and chestnut. back over to you. >>> pennsyl

>> hey, scotty, good morning, everybody, we get ready to head on out the front door this morning. on a wednesday, everything leftovers, everything little wet and damp, and we got this accident on the roosevelt boulevard. and southbound, roosevelt boulevard, just past the kelly drive, penndot will go ahead, play around with their cameras, the minute that we're on the air here. somebody's not paying attention this morning. approaching the kelly down through the schuylkill expressway so getting ready to head out the front door, again, stack up, from pretty much wissahickon, all the way down to the schuylkill expressway, you can jump off at the kelly and work your way down to i should say jump off at the kelly drive get down to the river drive there, and that will give you access to the schuylkill at city avenuement coming in from south jersey, watch for delays, starting to build here, on the 42 freeway, that fire location, where steve was set up, edgewater park, route 130 south at mt. holly road. and then an accident on the martin luther king drive, right at the art museum circuit. m

she's such a good dog. >> scottie and his wife took the dog in. they fell in love. >> she ended up talking to somebody on facebook and they suggested the branch of the shelter. >> get her checked out. keep everything legal. >> here they from the burlington county animal shelter. >> hi, hi, hi. >> oh, that's nice -- >> what was that? >> it's from some surgery. >> remember, she had those ropes on her body? >> yes. >> right there. the side of her leg. >> once the vet took a look at her -- >> she called us and said that they think that she might have cancer. >> dear. >> scott and his wife say whatever the news is -- >> we're going to try to keep her safe and give her the life that she deserves. for a challenging case here which goes to show how much they care for this basically stranger of a dog. >> it's a good thing they did find her so they could get her some help. her overall appearance looks different from that first video. >> me and my wife have basically adopted sammy so she's our dog now. >> all about some quality of life. and it looks like fin

in 1933, scott sent scotty to bo boarding schools. fitzgerald was not a man to leave no vestige of family life behind so he continued to work ernesty on a stamp collection he began with her in 1928 when they were living in paris. scotty wrote the last preface of the stories and she left this as one of five art pact -- artifacts. scott and zelda never making a place that scotty could really call home. these stamps by the way are taken from post cards and letters that the fitzgerald had sent to their friends during the 1920s when money was easy, short stories paid fitzgerald a lot of money and were easy to sell and the family was able to travel at-will. the 1930's were a much different ballgame. one thing remained true and that was scott's dedication to maintaining a family life for scotty when her mother was living a hundred percent of her time in mental institutions and fitzgerald was struggling to find work. as the '30s went on, scott feared that zelda would never be cured of her mental illness and she never was. the hospital bills w

in 1933, scott sent scotty to boarding schools. scotty was going to be in boarding schools or in college until the day fitzgerald died in 1940. but fitzgerald was not a man who leave no vestige of family life behind. so he continued to work earnestly on a stamp collection he had again with her in 1928, when they were living in paris. in 1973, scotty wrote the preface for the collection of the last up collected short stories that her father and mother had written. in the preface she listed the stamp collection as one of only five artifacts left in her possession that belongs to her family. that is indicative of the transens of this story. scott and zelda never making a place that scotty could call home. these stamps are taken from post cards and letters that the fitzgeralds had sent to their friends during the heady days of the 1920s when money was easy, short stories paid fitzgerald a lot of money and were easy to sell and the family was able to travel at will. the 1930s were a much different ball game for scott and zelda but one t

you heard scottie talk a little bit about that. mr.mp wants to create an ideological test that would prevent foreigners from coming into the united states if they don't uphold religious freedom, gender equality and gay rights. how many would that work do you think, ron? >> you know, look, it's hard to know exactly how that would work in practice. it is a significant change from where it started. it's worth noting paul ryan said at various points they would not introduce legislation for the original muslim ban. kind of find out what they truly believe versus what you want to hear. i think this issue is revealing where we are as a campaign. donald trump is actually quite competitive on hillary clinton on responding to terror but he trails her enormously on dealing with a crisis and dealing with foreign policy in general. i think what that tells you is even though obama's approval rating, there is a desire for change after eight years of an administration. americans don't think the fight against isis is going particularly well. the proble

. >> scottie, already 77 as you mentioned feeling like 79 as we get ready on a tuesday morning.e have an accident right where roosevelt boulevard feed in the ease wound schuylkill expressway. we have a couple of vehicles in the left lane, one right here on the shoulder, again, boulevard east bound at schuylkill expressway. downtown we will go vine street expressway opened for business, crews work ago above here on the parkway in front of the cathedral. storms on the way, will leave us with afternoon delays at philly international. my daughter spent the night from charlotte the airport last night because of the airlines playing catch up from yesterday's storms and that situation at jfk. southbound i-95 watch for delays starting to build from the betsy ross bridge down through girard avenue. mike and alex, back to you. >>> she's guilty. that is what the jury says. >> will kathleen kane step town, as our attorney general? if she does, who will replace her? >> steve, is in montgomery county. hi there steve. >> reporter: that would be bruce castor her top assistant man who was long t

i will ask questions whether it is scotty or something else, patrick ewing, i was a union rep and it

scotty. >> yes, scotty.ike nicco. >> giants and a's could be on fire, it could be the beginning of a four game win extreme. that is how many times they play baltimore orioles, dropping to 59 from sunshine to stars. around the state, 65 in monterey, hazy in the south because of the soberanes fire, and 96 in fresno, and sacramento is 94, los angeles is 9. and the storm moved through kobe san lucas and could be floods up the baja of california. >> we have a new issue for san jose. it is not big deal yet. but it could be. fault in a great spot, we have word of a choice on northbound 680, beyond 101 interchange and we have a vehicle that spun out and facing the wrong way in the slow lane right now, the far right lane is blocked, still green traveling conditions, light everywhere, from the south bay, i will keep a close eye on that we have minor issue southbound 680 before you get to 24 and walnut creek not seeing delays on the pain line on the southbound side. we have a collision involving a tractor-trailer and i

>> scotty, not bad.ood morning, 4:00 ooh, actually off to pretty good start, speedometer readings in the 50's, on the blue route, the schuylkill, i-95, let's go outside to live look, at the schuylkill expressway. right near spring garden street. coming into downtown, roads are damn. you are going to find some puddles along the way, maybe even some downed tree branches, trash can floating around, or maybe a cardboard box, if it was trash collection day, and the folks put their trash out last night. good to go, though, downtown, on the vine street expressway. all of the lanes are open, construction completed for the overnight. south philadelphia, dave's been on this one, again, halts off to the philly firefighters, working hard along broad street here. the two alarm err between wharton and read, as you mention, the cars that are double parked there, giving things, giving firefighters an extra run for their money there, trying to get the hoses across the street. south on 95, no problems through the construc

scottie is really good, and i always appreciate her. but it is really difficult for trump supporters to ever truly explain what in the world donald trump is talking about, because it changes so much in a relatively short period of time. so it is really hard for folks to keep up with what he is talking about. the reality is, he doesn't know what he is talking about and he is making it up as he goes along. yes, i'm softening. no, i may be hardening. it is kind of hard to do in a 12-hour period of time. he has no idea what immigration is really all about. it is not like folks filing out of a movie theater and then we're going to let them back in for the next show. it is 11 million people, who have various complications in their lives, which really begs the points, what is the point in the first place. the folks are here. they haven't done anything. their children are here. they are american citizens, in fact. what is the point of, you know, kind of sending them out, and then we're going to bring them back in and do our best or whatever. he

it is a bipartisan problem, scottie. this isn't something that i'm laying at the feet of republicans and it's not something that i'm just going to squarely lay at the feet of democrats. racism is real in this country and it is a result of slavery, it is a result of the jim crow south, it is a result of segregationist policies. that is where we have to deal with. until we can acknowledge that that in fact exists, we are going to continue to have these problems regardless of -- >> you are blaming unemployment. >> that's not what i just said. >> you are blaming on racism. you are still not telling me specific policies of hillary clinton. donald trump talks about school choice, education, letting parents decide what is best for their children. >> you are saying hillary clinton doesn't talk about education? >> you don't hear her bring it up. >> i don't have time to give you a state of the union address. scottie, you are sitting in a chair as a panelist just like me. >> i can give you specifics. you can't. >> okay. if that's w

if it was donald trump all along, scottie, why did it take so long?y did it take the third shift for that to come out? >> it's not necessarily that he's changed. it's putting people around you that are willing to be be a part of you and to be able to encourage you to be. the whole phrase has always been let trump be trump. making sure his policies are being put out there. he's never changed his policies. we did see that line last night, which you're right, david, it had a great resonance, but that's how he's always been, he's always been that person, he just didn't necessarily have the messaging to get it out there -- like what we see in louisiana today, he wants to be in the community. he's actually there while barack obama is playing golf. he's actually taking it to the people because as we said last night, when one state hurts, we all hurlts. >> that was contradictions. either let trump be trump or that wasn't the real donald trump? which is it, i don't get it. >> no, the same thing all the way -- >> -- a number of times, changing positions, all ov

these were multimedia paper dahls and were done as gifts for children or just for their own daughter, scotty to play with. however, theit -- it "girl was no longer the flapper. it was the actress, when they get to hollywood scott tells zelda, more or less you need to be more like women like lois who is a 17-year-old girl when they met, and already had a career in which she dedicated already artistic mind to making money with her artistic production. sell does not find this very flattering and has a huge fight with fitzgerald in which she burns all of the artwork she had produced and the couple very much, tail between legs, had to leave hollywood, very, very soon after they arrived and move to a country house where hope any they would be better in terms of damage control. as we continue, we find out that zelda soon dedicates herself to ballet. under the tattoo tallage -- tutelage of a woman whoa was acting as an instructor at the russo i parissan ballet school. the relationship between madam and her apprentice student, zelda, would be the equivalent of a modern celebrity, such as miley cyrus,