work in a coal mine but with no mining work here anymore, today they serve as tour guides in scranton, pennsylvania. >> how realistic is this? >> it's a mine. you're in an actual mine. >> reporter: with president trump's decision they don't see any light at the end of the tunnel for the industry they love. does pulling out of the paris accords give you hope for the mining industry? >> no, i -- i honestly think mining is done. >> there is a lot of other stuff surrounding the coal industry that will be hard to bring it back. >> with fracking, gas, there is is too much competition and we're on a losing end of it. >> reporter: today coal is the nation's number two power source behind cleaner natural gas. jobs continue their long decline from 255,000 in 1979 to just 53,000 last year. now renewable energy is gaining market share fueled by falling prices and state support. >> the world is moving forward on the development of renewables no matter what and in this country, we're seeing a pretty miraculous transition. >> reporter: today, there are three times as many jobs in wind and solar as coal. there are

. >>> and here's video of a deer making quite an entrance into a paint score in scranton, pennsylvania. the animal nearly plows into the store's very surprised owner. he said when the glass broke he was expecting to see a rock. the deer got to its feet and wandered around a little before heading out the main exit and right back into the woods. just wanted to check things out. make sure everything was in proper order. >> those door buster sales. >>> so they're planning a big party in pittsburgh now that the penguins are the stanley cup champs yet again for the second year in a row. >> thousands of fans flooded into the streets last night to celebrate after their team beat the predators in nashville. a building in downtown pittsburgh was lit up announcing the win and let's get highlights now from our guys at espn. >> john buccigross, john anderson. so the hockey season is done. 'tis no more. we have tennessee, what a site. look at all those fans in downtown nashville. the rink is downtown. paul pritchard keeper of the cup getting it ready. look at this. we thought we would have overtime

like i've been blessed for sure the yankees signed you at the end of the web's you played one scranton pennsylvania which if you haven't been this grand not to want to talk. about far from the poconos yes there you are right you said it was very different when you were in the mine is before crennel before you were trying to make it this or now you're the old guy. it's crazy how it turns around when you got you know twenty one year old kids coming up around the first base like swish me and i remember watching him play when i was like junior high and if it was of like should i take that as a compliment or you tell me how old i am right now and you also write on buses so i have less than you know at the airports you know nothing about the airports in different cities and that was definitely interesting it's funny to see how your career goes into full circle and for myself i came up in the game when my father was managing in the minor leagues riding on bicycles in the fall he had a long yes sir and i ended my career riding on the buses so it's kind of funny to see how it all kind of works together befo

journalist who came from provincial origins, scranton, pennsylvania.ng that is remarkable about her is that she is in autodidact. she has no college degree. she was writing about architectural digest in the field that is still male-dominated. people were not listening to women in architecture and urban planning in the 1950's. and jacobs got herself heard out of sheer brilliance, extraordinary observational skills and great literary skills. charlie: and also she was persistent and determined. >> beyond. she writes a book about urban 1961 thatnd cities in is a bombshell, that absolutely levels an entire profession, basic. tothe same time, she pivots activism and begins practicing what she preaches. the west village was being threatened with urban numeral projects and several highways that were going to decimate it. so she takes all of her conclusions from this great book and brings them to the street and mobilizes the west village and all of lower manhattan, and they start to win. they start to defeat moses, who had never been defeated before. charlie: i

>> she was a journalist who came from provincial origins in scranton, pennsylvania. and one thing that is remarkable about her is she is an auto diadact, she has no college degree, remember context here. she is a woman writing for architectural forum in the 1950s about fields that are still to this day male dominated. people weren't listening to women in architecture and urban planning in the '50s. and jacobs got herself heard out of sheer brilliance. extraordinary observational skills and great literary skills. >> rose: and also she was persistent and determined. >> beyond. i mean she-- she writes this book in '61, a book about urban planning in cities that is a bombshell that absolutely levels an entire profession, basically. and at the same time she pivots to activism and begins practicing what she prepares. because the part of new york city she lived in, the west village was being threatened with an urban renewal project and several highways that are going to absolutely decimate it. so she takes all of her conclusions from this great book, and brings them to the

the congestion, pressure, pain to clear your head, medicine. >>> in pennsylvania near scranton, a grocery store employee kills three co-workers before turning the gun on himself. authorities say the gunman, randy staird, detailed plans in a chilling video posted online. police say, he blocked store exits before the deadly shootings. a fourth co-worker escaped and called the cops. the store was closed at the time of the early morning shootings. >> nebraska state soccer association is now apologizing to an 8-year-old girl for disqualifying her team from a girls' youth soccer tournament because they thought she was a boy. the parents of millie hernandez say that even after they proved her gender, it still wasn't enough. the soccer association says it was a clerical error that had listed millie as a boy. and now, soccer association officials say that, disqualification of her entire team does not represent the association's core values of team work and inclusion. >> home cooking apparently the theme in this year's stanley cup finals. pittsburgh and nashville split the first four games with the

with the cutouts and said grab that e-mail about the catholic vote and dump in on pennsylvania the day she's in scrantone don't know what happened and i would imagine there are varying levels of involvement that range from benign and not nice to illegal. i mean we did a story on a blogger in florida that received some of this data from gusy fer and then that blogger contacted roger stone. so i mean then you -- you have a document dump that, you know, has come through a couple layers, do you use that data? yeah, probably. so i mean there's a lot of investigation that has to go on here but clearly the timing of the podestaump on the day of the -- >> the "acces hollywood" tape. that's an operative at work and doing their job well. >> ann and jean, we'll be right back. think again. this is the new new york. we are building new airports all across the state. new roads and bridges. new mass transit. new business friendly environment. new lower taxes. and new university partnerships to grow the businesses of tomorrow today. learn more at esd.ny.gov ♪ [dramatic ♪ ic begins] ready! charge! charge! (in chinese) c

but most concerning to some is the issuance of a permit to pennsylvania medical solutions of scrantonhe a minnesota cannabis conglomerate. two of that conglomerate's former top executives have been charged with smuggling half a million dollars worth of cannabis oil across state lines. so how were the winning growers chosen? the problem is kelly says no one really knows. >> they put the cone of silence on the decision making process. >> our regulations maintain the anonymity of team members to avoid any interference with their work or influence from outside parties. >> reporter: and in spite of the increasing public backlash the department of health tells us they defend their picks in what some are saying is a lack of transparency. >> it's important to note this has been an objective process. >> reporter: yesterday the rivers found of dispensary licenses were handed out with the same scrutiny:the department says the process was based on score cards which are criticized by some as arbitrary and inconsistent. monica. >> a person was seriously injured after being hit by car in new castle

point really fading as it comes past harrisburg, past centracentral pennsylvania, few light showers up toward mount pocono, maybe scranton still dry in philly. second line of showers couple embedded thunderstorms as well, looks like that's even starting to fade out. most of the heaviest precipitation at this point still north of i80. >> see moderate rainfall, again, where we could possibly see maybe an isolated rumble every thunder. then, back down toward the lehigh, allentown, easton, up toward mount pocono, where we had some light shower activity, that is even really fading out. but again, we will continue to see at least chances for the poconos, lehigh valley, to see showers, maybe isolated thunderstorm here this morning as we watch the second line approach from central, pennsylvania. >> looking at the feature weather, we go through the rest of the morning, really fades out. by 9:00, 10:00, i think the entire region, entire viewing area, from jersey, south delaware, all the way through the delaware vale, up to the poconos, dry, we will be seeing a little bit of cloud cover still hang around mixing with sunshine early

. >>> 6:44, pennsylvania state police say four people are dead in a murder suicide in wyoming county near scrantonarted shooting people inside the wise market in eaton township at 1:00 a.m. two women and a man killed and police say the shooter took his life. police are working to identify the victims, three of whom were whites's employees, we will continue to follow this on air and at 6 abc.com. >>> good morning >>> we got this accident on i95 just happened a few minutes ago. this is southbound at the vine street expressway and we can see it's involving this truck here, we got police penndot on the scene, kind of got the arrow board warning people get out on either side. we widen out, it's not looking too terrible. overall 31 minute jam from woodhaven to vine, you're heavy approaching cottman to the vine street expressway where you have this accident on the big picture we're seeing speeds just in the teens now, all along i95, because of that accident. i95 southbound near the vine street expressway, schuylkill starting to get heavy especially approaching the boulevard past belmont about 16 mines in

pennsylvania supermarket. a coworker shot and killed three employees before he filled himself. inside a store near scranton.ft a long trail of evidence online. he produced a film that praised the columbine shooters. >>> new at 5:00, philadelphia police are searching for the woman you see in these pictures. 28-year-old angela sky is wanted in connection with the attempted murder of a woman on frankfurt avenue in frankfurt last wednesday night. we're told the victim is in the hospital in critical condition with broken bones and severe >>> who would v2+iÑ two baby raccoons in a trash bag? that's what the pennsylvania the raccoons were found over the weekend in south philadelphia. they are lucky to be alive. one needed immediate medical care, the animals were later transferred to an animal clinic, they will be released back into the wild soon. >>> a group of burglars made off with $30,000 worth of jewelry from a queen village home. it happened late last month and now philadelphia police are trying to track them down. investigators say two men and a woman got into the house on south salter street through an unlo

breaking news now out of northeast, pennsylvania, four people are dead after a murder /suicide in the supermarket. state police were called out to the weis market outside scrantontwo men and two women dead inside there was a witness. one of the men probably shot others before shooting himself victims have not been identified. >>> here's three to go. >> former fbi director james comey testifies before the senate intelligence committee today. he will talk about his interaction was president trump in the month before he was fired. >>> it is day four of the bill cosby's sexual assault trial, prosecutors may introduce 2005 deposition where cosby admitted to giving unmarked pills before engaging in sex acts. >>> national best friend day give your bff a hug. >> meisha's coming at me right now. that three is to go. lets get a last check of weather. >> yes. >> all right. so we have got beautiful sunshine out there, little chill in the air granted but beautiful weather today, 75 degrees and sun for alex's lemonade stand. >> cbs this morning is next. >> our coverage of the alex scott a stand for hope tell -a-thon continues all day, don't forget do donate every penny count

police in pennsylvania say a super market employee gunned down three co-workers and shot and killed himself. this happened just before 1:00 a.m. near scranton two women and a man died along with the shooter. investigators say a witness escaped and was not hurt. bill cosby back in court for day four of his sexual assault trial. today the jury heard from a police interview with cosby admitting that he fondled his accuser after giving her pills. cosby said it was consensual. constand said she was paralyzed and couldn't fight back. cosby could get ten years in prison. we'll be right back. looking sharp len. who's the lucky lady? i'm going to the bank, to discuss a mortgage. ugh, see, you need a loan, you put on a suit, you go crawling to the bank. this is how i dress to get a mortgage. i just go to lendingtree. i calculate how much home i can afford. i get multiple offers to compare side by side. and the best part is... the banks come crawling to me. everything you need to get a better mortgage. clothing optional. lendingtree, when banks compete, you win. okay! ...awkward. >> shepard: breaking news. congressman tray gowdy set to been the next c