as carlton solomon jr.n for his hearing, he's greeted by a familiar face from his neighborhood on john's island. >> you don't like to stay home, huh? >> man, i was doing good, man, for real. >> huh? carlton solomon, we lived two doors apart. his grandmother is like everybody's aunt in the neighborhood. used to always go to her house. especially in the summertime. she used to feed everybody. nicest person in the world. he comes from an awesome family. just put your attorney name right there. >> right here? >> uh-huh. >> ms. greene, she's considered something like family to me, too. she's cool with all my family. they love her. >> i remember when he was born. i remember him small, as a young boy. he wasn't a bad child. he throwing his life away. he pretty much has condemned himself. he's going to be here for a while. going to be here for quite a while. >> murder, kidnapping, burglary, all type of [ bleep ]. >> yeah, you ain't getting no bond. >> [ bleep ] no. >> solomon is accused of murder and other crimes r

john solomon. same question. the crimes we know that were committed here. >> every campaign, someone walks in to a republican and democratic campaign claiming to have information. sometimes they act on it, sometimes they didn't but the truth of the matter, this is part of the normal process of the dirty political system we live in today. there's nothing particularly remarkable that someone might walk in the trump tower offering dirt on the hillary clinton. he would expect that to happen in the middle of an election. >> sean: it always happens. anyone who says it doesn't, that they live. the dnc was actually working with these people. jay sekulow, let me put up on the side of the screen lost potentially broken by james comey. some of these laws she left hillary off the hook with. >> you talk about a double standard. he said she was extremely careless. the standard for gross negligence -- you look at the law. you look at the facts. what's going to be done in regard to james comey? they need to investigate james com

sebastian gorka, jay sekulow, john solomon. they will all be here tonight. the mainstream media is oncedr again foaming at the mouth, hysterically obsessing over russia, russia, russia. while completely ignoring the millions of forgotten men and women in this country. that's the issue they should be focusing on. that is tonight's opening monologue. once again, the destroy-trump-media has worked itself into a frenzy over a meeting that donald trump, jr., had back in june of 2016 with ae russian lawyer. the press is running wild, all types of black helicopter tinfoil hat conspiracy theories about russian collusion once again. of course, they are completely missing many of the key facts about this story. if you actually do some research and read more than the headlines of these phony "new york times" reports, with the media should be doing in the first place, you will notice the massive holes in this story. the lawyer who donald trump, jr., paul manafort and jared kushner met with,to didn't work for them at the time of the meeting. the woman stated she had info

new york's solomon r. guggenheim museum is one of the most recognizable buildings in the world and for the masterpieces that line its walls provides a truly unique viewing experience. now, megan fontanella, curator of collections and provenance, gives us some insight into the history and construction of frank lloyd wright's only new york city creation. megan fontanella: hi, i'm megan fontanella. i'm the curator of collections and provenance here at the solomon r. guggenheim museum. there frank lloyd wright building that now houses the guggenheim collection opened in 1959 here in new york. and it's now a landmark architectural gem. to have this cylindrical building that was at the time called an inverted cupcake, a washing machine, you name it, it was such a different space for showing art. we're nestled here on central park. that was very much because of frank lloyd wright and this desire to match the bustle of the city that he could not escape with nature. in 1943, when frank lloyd wright was commissioned

john solomon reveals the depth of the obama administration. nsa spying and civil liberties violations. john solomon will join us and i on this explosive story. and the president landed at andrews. he took his message to you the american people in a rally in youngstown, ohio, where he pushed his agenda and took on his critics. that's the subject of tonight's opening monologue. >> sean: during theeral neohio president trump should an urgent call to get rid of obamacare and replace it with something that works for you. the american people. time for these guys in the swamp in the sewer in d.c. to get to work. take a look.k. >> we are now one step closer to liberating our citizens from this obamacare nightmare! and delivering great health care for the american people. we will do that too. the senate is working not only to repeal obamacare but deliver great health care for the american people. any senator who votes against repeal and replace is telling america that they are fine with the obamacare nightmare. i predict they will have a lot of problem

the story that john solomon just broke. my gosh.es it seems like forever we are reporting on this. >> sean: a whistle blower told me every e-mail and every phone call from every american is recorded is stored. is that true? >> it was for a while. >> sean: i should have given sarah the first question. you are a team. >> there is a question about whether everything is in the database now. they looked at data they should not have been looking at. >> sean: i was told by people that everything that comes out against trump they have stored on the cloud and it trump gaines momentum, they leak something else. is that a conspiracy theory? >> that's something that still needs to be investigated. what we know is that talking to sources, people within the intelligence community that they believe that it was set up for these leaks to come out one after the other to go after the trump administration. >> something happened on friday. people missed this. the chairman of the senate intelligence committee said we have evidence that some of the people

only at giant. >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon.o long ben franklin parkway this year eakins oval will future unique air installations in addition to the movie and music nights. food trucks and family friendly events. we're told installations will help visitors connect nature, art, culture and play in the city of brotherly love and best part it is all free. lets send it over to katie for a check of the forecast. if you head outside today in the bad but just pack some water. >> yes, not great either. you want to be careful out there because this afternoon's temperatures are certainly going to be very, very steamy, high heat, high humidity, they come as a combination package can't go by one or the other you have to take them as a set because that will dictate what it feels like, walking outside the door. storm scan is empty. there will be a isolated smattering of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon and relevant i evening but may feel as hot as 103 at war of the afternoon. excessive heat warning taking effect at noon time and he

i'm rahel solomon.t is friday, july 21, 2017. >>> ahead, the actor's sister and his ex-wife. >> and we were there for the first time in 200126789 now the founder is back here in studio 57 with his newest research, but first here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> the hearing lasted more than an hour, and the parole board reached a unanimous decision in less than 30 minutes. >> and he believes that he learned a lot and he is a changed person. the future remains to be seen. >> i would prefer to see him back in jail, simple as that. i don't think he is worthy of the right to be out amongst decent people. >> i wouldn't be surprised if he popped up as often as he could. he loves the attention. >> the quake hit on one of the busiest weeks of the tourist season, leaving thousands without shelter. >> love is still pouring in from every corner of o congress but in true mccain fashion, he said his colleagues including his best buddy need to toughen up. >> it's the six-month anniversary of trump's inauguration. i

. >> good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. jim donovan is off today.n excessive heat warning just went into effect. let's get to kate fehlinger who has more on how hot it feels right now. katie. >> yes, it is quite brutal rahel. you said it a couple triple digits already showing up on the heat index. let's start it off just very quickly with the numbers to beat if 24 end we were to end up with a.m. couple of -- a couple of records. so, here's that excessive heat warning as well as the heat advisory. look where you're located and where you fall. regardless everybody except the poconos is included in this. it's still hot up that way too just not quite this oppressive. it may feel as hot as 103 those at the core where the core of that heat is located and there's no centralized. urban corridor, you go into delaware and even parts of southern new jersey that already feels like the triple digit, in philadelphia at the philadelphia international airport like it's flirting with a hundred already and we still have many hours left of the afternoon to go here. so

of course today is the fourth of july, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. jim donovan is off. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things on this holiday morning. >> happy fourth every july, the roadways, i'm sure everyone can imagine are very, very slow. closures we will talk about because of the festivities going on, but enjoy the open load ways. all looking pretty good, while we could see spotty shower or thunderstorm along the way, things very quiet right now, little vale of cloud cover here and there, going to keep the temperatures warm when that is the case. heat can't get lost in the atmosphere, trapped under literal blanket of cloud cover. shot from central library camera, see off in the distance here, logan square, beautiful beginning to the day, and yes, meisha, said it, things really really quiet right now. i see couple of looks like that is from actually just the walkway. so, all-in-all, not too much going on out there. storm scan reflect that. now, we have seen few little speckles of green firing up on the area radar, north of the city through berks, or rather b

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. we should keep an eye on what could be a potentially wet thursday. >> that is coming, but before the rain chance, it is very busy out there, for the gateway to our weekend, i got to say pack extra time already moving in the 5:00 o'clock hour. >> debbie downer. >> yes. usually i'm the one that is there is rain coming. >> yes. >> you sure didn't set me up all that well, did you. we do have wet weather, at the moment not looking too bad. road are dry, this is a prime example here. as we look live outside hotel bethlehem here, moravian college off in the distance things are still dry in most locations. not necessarily the case throughout the day, however, it will turn more unsettled before it turns bright again so today don't expect to see sunshine. it will be overcast all day but with these rounds of showers, and thunderstorms, coming in and net is at the moment only spot where you might find late showers are lancaster, chester county. that will start to creep in as the morning, afternoo

>>> good morning i'm rahel solomon. >>> aim jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in a moment but here's what we need to necessity to start our day in our morning minute, wednesday, july 12th. >> thought to be a drive by. >> two women found dead overnight in the pickup truck in north philadelphia. >> police have only identified the victim is here as a 28 year-old woman and 19 year-old woman. >>> everyone is talking about this. >> the search for four missing men, not letting up in bucks county. >> authorities have been painstakingly searching this family farm just down the road from here. >>> got a flight to catch? be prepared for picket lines at philly international. >>> in receipt tremendous expect i probably would have done things a little differently. >> donald trump junior facing scrutiny after he releasing a series of e-mails way russian lawyer. >> this is moving into perjury , potentially treason. >>> you know who else couldn't believe don junior published e-mails one reporter tweeted i work on the story for a year, and he just

. >> i'm rahel solomon. meisha is off today. can katie and i just try to keep in you line? >> weather watch. i know how particular, very atlantic city tiff glike it is , there are definitely specifics. >> what's going on over here? >> traffic wise, a lot of construction in the area, but, so far quiet for a friday morning. >> yes, i won't be shocked if those guys start picking up the cones somewhat early. because we will be dealing with pretty soaking rain later today. time that out, i think it is generally going to hold off. the heaviest rain anyway, the most widespread rain, until early evening. now, you are going to see some scattered showers. much like what you currently do. most of us are still, again, quote unquote, in the clear right now, but you are finding even low hanging cloud cover, that could trip you up when it comes to some visibility, generally somewhat scattered, that dense fog, but it is out there. so, just watch for that. but, also, again, you may be flicking the windshields wipers hands full of times, very steamy and moisture laden atmosphere setting up b

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. meisha's off, katie's here, pat is keeping an eye on the road. >> things are looking good on the roadways, so get out there and start your day. >> i like it. >> good point. >> yes. >> keep it that way. >> stick with us for a little while, we'd love to have you along for the ride. all and all today is not looking too bad. it will be warmer. we will still see sunshine but we have to watch for a shower or thunderstorm primarily p.m. time frame. here's a live look from a different side of our building here in the spring garden section of the city broad and spring garden, pat's right, all of one single car driving through here so we have space to your selves if you want to head outside on the roadway but at the moment clearly you still have darkness over spreading the region no light of day and that sun continues to come up later and later with every passing day and setting earlier, we have until 5:55 before we will see sunrise but we will get light of day over next half an hour. storm sca

. >>> good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> officials wrapped up news conference short time ago, alicia live in bucks county this noon what we know so far. good afternoon, alicia. >> good afternoon, jim, rahel. authorities did just meet at this media station, to give us a update on these disappearance cents, the district attorney here in bucks county said all of the county resources are being dedicate today returning these men home safely. last week when the four men went missing here in bucks county. those men include two teenagers, spawned this joint police investigation with local and state police from plumbstead to middletown township. the missing men are jimi tar patrick, last seen july 5th, reported missing after he never showed to up work that day. two days later then dean finocchiaro, last reported siting of him was getting into a vehicle in langhorne, also on july 7th, when mark sturgis, and tom meo went missing seen in the doyle towns area together. authorities overnight located the carve one of the missing men, then focused attention on house along aquetong road. police are n

. >>> the cleefrt yet of jupiter's >>> good morning i'm rahel solomon.s are back at bucks county farm where humane remains were discovered last night. chopper three over solebury township. authorities have identified some remains as those of one of the four men missing since last week. cosmo dinardo, son of the property owners, is back in custody on charges he tried to sell the car of one of those missing men. >>> also lets get over to kate which a check of the forecast. another hot day. maybe our hottest yet. >> that is what we're expecting here, rahel. national weather service in agreement with that and they have issued heat warnings and advisories depending on your location and you will know to the legend on the left. excessive heat warning for philadelphia and surrounding vicinity, all going in to effect as of 11:00 a.m. for feels like values topping off in the lower triple digits. today is certainly hottest. there will be spotty showers and thunderstorms toward evening as well. tomorrow could be pretty stormy day but it comes with a trade off, war o

. >>> it is thursday, july 20th, i'm rahel solomon, jim donovan 's off, very busy morning of news but lets goat out the door, katie keeping an eye on things this morning. >> we are seeing a bunch of construction, minor accidents that are moving out of the way overall we are looking okay. >> weather-wise for now everything is good, if you are just waking up with us we have outdoor plans, exercise, anything that you have got to exert yourself, try to get tonight early between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. when you will feel war of that scorching sunshine. or saying we should stay in the air conditioning all day. you got stuff to do. you have to head outside. be smart bit. especially if you work in landscaping or part of the ppa or postal worker and you have to walk around in the heat we are experience to go day. pack you are cooler with water and take precaution to pay attention to yourself, and make sure you are feeling okay throughout the day. storm scan is looking quiet. it will stay that way at lee for next couple of hours, so, come on clicker, work with me. hit that spas bar for me we w

. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this monday morning. >> good morning, how does monday get here so quickly every single week? >> i don't know. >> we're looking outside right now, a lot of construction, we have an accident out there, as well, so we'll get to all of that. >> at least quiet weather, that's something you can bank on here today. for now anyway. later today, the spotty showers and thunderstorms will fire up. most of it, actually dry day, warm day at that, ever so slightly more humid for us. we ended with real nice weather yesterday. i hope you have chance to enjoy it, it was so-so beautiful n that nice lit sky right now, totally empty, as the day progresses see more sun than anything, there is frontal boundary starting to drop in that will eventually trigger spotty shower or thunderstorm. expect that later this afternoon or toward evening. >> if you're in the mid or upper 60s, or even the 50's, allentown, to mount pocono, dew points relatively low. nice start t

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. busy news day. lets check the forecast with the forecast with katie and road with meisha. >> yes, happy news day, not so much in news because lot of traffic a lieutenant of construction. that is all i got for you. >> well, more of the same over here. just more of the same. more heat, humidity and renewed potential for showers and storms which will be pretty spotty. if you are out later today i think toward evening time we have best chance to see those storms popping up but most of the day is just, sultry, jim. >> sultry. >> indeed. i got to start coming up with new adjectives, day after day, it is hot and humid. how many ways can you say. that so for now storm scan is quiet, there are some cloud out there, generally still seeing, some clear skies, through that cloud deck, but regardless it is very, very warm. now, excessive heat watch will take effect, today is no picnic but tomorrow is when we start to feel the war of the oppressiveness that will be coming along with the heat and humidity. we will

. >> i'm rahel solomon. here's what you need to know to start your morning, this wednesday, july 5th. >>> a dazzling light show in honor of america's birthday but now time for the clean up. crews are busy getting the parkway back to normal. >> we have seen these crews out here working tirelessly in order to get this parkway cleared before the morning rush. >>> holiday ended on a violent note in philadelphia were four shootings leaving at least one person dead. >> shot multiple times pronounced dead at 2:20 a.m. >>> u.n. security council is meet to go day to address north korea's latest missle launch, experts say this missle flew for 37 minutes and could reach alaska. >> not much further then that to reach insuring or washington d.c. >>> new jersey state offices are opening for the first full workday today, and budget impasse calls governmental shut down. >> ♪ >> yes, that is boys two men going off not too hard, not too soft on the ben franklin parkway. >> some rain during the concert sent people ducking and

. >> i'm rahel solomon. joining us from solebury township, wrapped up news conference within the last hour watch have you learned? >> reporter: jim, rahel, we know 20 year old bensalem man who was arrested yesterday on gun charges, unrelated, person that has been named a person of interest in this case. that man, cosmo dinardo. what we know about cosmo dinardo, he has history of mental illness, comes according to police. we also know the play where authorities are focusing for the four missing men that property belongs to dinardo's family, the fbi, state police, several police departments here in bucks count have i focused their search on that property here in solebury township for at least two days now. and today, that police presence as you mentioned has increased with 50 cadets being brought in to help with the search, along with the cadets around the clock, forensic units have been seen at the site. search and rescue dogs have also been seen scouring the properties, chopper three has advantage taj point

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good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> and i'm jim donovan.e have live team coverage of this developing story. we begin whip "eyewitness news" reporter trang do. she's live in solebury township where officials just wrapped up a news conference within the hour. good afternoon, trang. >> reporter: well, good afternoon, jim and rahel. at this point bucks county d.a. matt weintraub still not able to identify those other human remains found in that common grave just down the road from here on that property and they continue to search that property but they're not able to identify those additional remains but what we know at this point is that 19-year-old dean finocchiaro seen in this photo has been identified after being recovered from a 12 and a half foot grave on the solebury property owned by the family of cosmo dinardo. the d.a. is still not calling dinardo a suspect but rather a person of interest. investigators continue to search the site identified by the cadaver dog. the other three persons are still considered missing though the d.a. has s

today is friday, july 21, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. jim is off today. much of the area under excessive heat warning until 8:00 tonight. more details on that. >> yes, happy friday, everyone, yes, really the heat. in the world of travel, some construction we're waiting on, also one minor accident. but oh, the heat for a lot of people. >> one thing i am glad about, have to deal with construction, at least we know the guys and gals in the hard hat are doing it now before the sun starts to take. a lot of people that have to be out in this, so we really want you to take care for yet another day. as you guys mention, he can he is i have heat warning still in effect for philly and basically the surrounding vicinity. out to storm scan, you won't find a heck of a lot. all pretty quiet out there at this hour, little speckles of green not verifying as actual precipitation out there. we do have few clouds here and there, at the moment, though, already feels like it is 87 degrees. now, sometimes the dover observation can be a little skewed. the point is, though, you

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. lets check the traffic with meisha and katie with the forecast a lot of people heading back to work. >> welcome back you had fun yesterday ring ago this bell. >> it was a thousand degrees outside, baking in the sun. >> you were saying how people were dressed up. >> yes, i'm thinking better you then me. >> looking outside, it is looking busier then what we saw monday and tuesday. but so far, so good. >> so far, so good in weather as well. we got unlucky with that heavy batch of rain that came in just over the parkway but that has new cleared out. we are at this moment looking quiet all and all. could there still be a shower left here today, i think that is a possibility but things are dry. i will she you storm scan in a second. first a quick check on the area. conditions at the airport it feels like what the thermometer read, wind out of the northeast. not all that humid either. as day goes on we are still stuck with a disturbance more so a frontal boundary, nearby, so you still see sp

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this wednesday morning. >> happy wednesday, in the world of travel is there nothing to talk about other than construction. >> yes. >> i mean, yes. >> knock on jim's head. >> yes, you know. >> yes. >> that could be interesting. >> yes. >> well, you know to day is one of those days that heavy duty gel is probably required. >> yep. >> keeping your hair style looking nice at all because it is so steamy outside and staying that way all day, really hot day coming up, lower 90's with no problem and it will feel closer to the century mark then anything. really steamy conditions and at the moment storm scan is generally quiet, that too is something that will change with time. it feels like we're honorary pete with minor changes with every passing day here but the moment again storm scan is quiet even though we had a few sprinkles in the last few hours but later today and toward evening showers and storms will reignite. we are thinking most best, knows

. >> i'm rahel solomon. happy friday. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this friday morning. >> good morning to all of you. yes, looking outside right now, some construction out there, but really the fog and couple every accidents already. i don't know that has anything do with the visibility netsly but they're out there. >> who knows, but you're right, visibility, but also worth a mention, part of southwestern new castle, northwestern kent counted count, look at this, very east late dollars spot. but get this, listen up, you won't believe this. there has been doppler indication that this zone, still a flood warning for the next half hour, has seen five to even as much as 8 inches of rain over the last 24 hours. that's led to flooding and certainly since we don't have the sun up just yet this is definitely a problem down here, i know it is a smaller zone, but, maybe not the most populated area of the delaware vale, but if you have plans to travel down this way, please be careful, there could be some flooding out t

good afternoon i'm rahel solomon. jim donovan is off. those charges were filed hours ago against frankford neighbor and that where "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh joins us with more. anita, good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon rahel. district attorney's office is confirming that kennel coy has been charged. coille is accused of shooting and killing his, neighbor bob depaul and august dempsey outside their homes where there was a growing outpouring of support, here. police released coyle after an initial interview where he claimed self-defense. this shooting happened overnight on july 16th after some kind of a neighborly dispute, accord to go family members. since then they have posted a banner outside home accusing victim's neighbor of murder and since been taken down. dempsey's son age 20 and 15 were visibly emotional at a recent vigil. attorney for victim's family says they have many questions including why it took 13 days, to file these charges. difficult speak with family and friend of the victims and they say they are rel

. >> i'm rahel solomon. matt and meisha are keeping an eye on things, we'll check in with matt in just a few minute >> sounds good, guys. yesterday as you know the commute was very, very difficult. a lot of people, i have to tell you, already in the 4:00 hour seeing some real slow downs. that means it will be another very busy day on tap. because it is wet out there again, drizzle coming down, any time we have any bit of water on the roadways it will slow us down specially on a busy tuesday so looking outside right now looking at the gorgeous ben franklin bridge, looking pretty good. as you can see, cable of the sheen on the roadways, just letting us know that it is a little damp, when i was driving in this morning, toyed use the windshield wipers, toyed walk in with a umbrella, more on that coming up in a little bit. but first, just know, whenever it is wet we have to factor in extra time on our commute. and we have to today. we head to yesterday. we'll have to again today. looking at the boulevard you push

. >> i'm rahel solomon. we weren't the only ones who saw crazy weather overnight. possible tornado owe on the eastern shore of maryland caused damage in the kent island area, homes completely knocked down. county officials say no one was hurt. meteorologist, matt peterson joins us from the cbs-3 weather sent war live look of our storm look. >> i should say it was a very wet start to monday, a messy morning, for lot of folks on the area roadways, talking about that possible tornado in maryland, the national weather service is sending survey team down there, check it out, hopefully know later th afternoon or this evening what happened down there in maryland, but for the time being we are dry, here, across center city, and across pretty much all of the viewing area, storm scan3 shows all of the precipitation that we had this east, now, new york still getting light precipitation there, but again for those every us here in the delaware valley up to the poconos down the shore it is a quiet start to the afternoon, with even some sunshine breaking through. those clouds, he

today is monday, july 3rd, good morning, i'm rahel solomon, jim donovan is off today. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning. >> good morning, hammy monday. lucky jim. oh, nice to be out today. but i will say, nice driving conditions, dry roadways, some construction out there, the vine, open, i know katie lovers this. and a lot of construction normally deal with is not out there. that's good. work crews still throughout. >> i do my rocky pose. >> oh, my goodness, no kidding. all right, well we do have like you mentioned dry roadways at the moment. could there and shower or thunderstorm later on? i think so. but it it -- will it be spotty? i think so. if you have the outdoor plans certainly keep them. first half of the day stays dry. that's the guarantee. but second half of the day, afternoon and evening, the usual culprit, when it comes to timing, that you will likely see a shower or storm fire up on the area radar. even then not everyone is getting hit. all courtesy of frontal boundary if you look closely, keeping the clouds on the tail end of the loop

. >> i'll rahel solomon. little a literation you got going on over there. >> mighty magnificant. >> keep the theme going. >> looking outside right now, really your commute looks real nice. just talking about some construction really, looks great. >> i would say real comfortable for those construction workers, too, you don't have the humidity like you mentioned, stays pretty low throughout the day. the only big difference from yesterday, how it is getting a little hotter. but for the end every july, this is not bad. all right, let's take you on outside. we look at "skycam 3", light traffic overlooking spring garden and the broad street intersection there. if you look closely, the sky is clear enough that it is still pretty early, but you can already make out, you see that little light of day. gout to maybe squint little bit. it is there. see the sun continue to come up a little later, little later, with every passing day, now that we have some solsus, but looking at the area temperatures right now, it is prett

good afternoon i'm rahel solom solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. cbs3 just learn the mares of allentown and reading named in the indictment along with reading school board officials. the indictments accuse allentown mayor ed paw law ski and reading mayor of taking part in play to may scheme. pair palowski and his attorney are scheduled to hold a news conference in allentown this afternoon u.s. attorney' office in philadelphia will also hold a separate news conference to make quote an announcement of charges in matters concerning lehigh and berks county. we'll have it all covered for you and bring you details both news conferences beginning on "eyewitness news" today at 5:00 and on cbsphilly.com. >>> on to other news right now. at this noon, crews are on the scene of a crash in voorhees township, camden county. authorities say a dump truck came in contact with live wires along haddonfield berlin road near liepert avenue. the road is now closed along haddonfield berlin road from victor boulevard to lafayette avenue. officials expect the road to be cl

. >> i'm rahel solomon. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is in solebury township where officials wrapped up a press conference about an hour ago. joe, good afternoon. what's the latest now? >> reporter: good afternoon. district attorney was brief in his remarks. he did talk about locating important pieces of evidence as the investigation moves forward. but he would not tell us what those pieces of evidence were. this as investigators continue to comb a 90-acre farm owned by the dinardo family and whose son 20-year-old cosmo dinardo has been identified labeled make that as a person of interest in the disappearance of these four men. chopper three high above the farm earlier this morning capturing the unfolding scene blow on this remote farm. fbi and police were huddled under a white tent and were making use of a wooden board to excavate something out of that hole. when i asked the da specifically about this, he would not comment on what they were digging up. now jimi tar patrick, dean finocchiaro, tom ma

>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. katie and pat will be along in a minute. here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute, today is friday, july 28th. >> serious blow to president trim's jen did a, the senate overnight, reject the so-called skinny healthcare bill. >> look how low that cloud deck s the rain will hit us. when it does it will come with a vengeance. >> investigators in ohio now want to know how this thrill ride passed inspection, just hours before the deadly accident. >> a night of fun turns soar during center city sips. >> we will be happy to take it >> the most let the leak ers know he's onto him. >> what the president and i would like to tell everyone a very, very good idea, who the leak ers are, who the senior leak remembers in the white house. >> i've also done some research. we've been able to put together this composite police sketch. >> that whole washington is crazy, like a circus down there. >> hi, katie. >> my head feels like it will explode watching it. v all day. >> sometimes you need to decompress, stop, step

. >> i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan let's get to "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins us live from northwest detectives where investigators just wrapped up a new conference. greg washington have you learned? >> reporter: very bizarre story here, jim and rahel but police have shed some new light on exactly what happened here just a few days ago. saying that casket that was dumped here in north philadelphia was actually dumped by an employee at a new jersey funeral home this afternoon the big question is, why this employee did exactly that. let's give you a timeline. this casket with baby's organs was discovered 3,000 block of clearfield street in north philly monday night. and today we've learned it contained the remains avenue three to four month old baby buried in south jersey last thursday. police say after that baby died an autopsy was performed and the organs placed with the body. according to northwest detectives shortly before the baby's funeral workers at that new jersey funeral home noticed the casket latch was broken. so they transferred the body into a new caske

. >> i'm are robyn rahel solomon. >> you may find the images disturbing.bs news correspondent adriana diaz has the latest from columbus. >> reporter: dramatic amateur video shows a row of seats from the thrill ride appearing to detach from its housing. with the sound of the crash stunning onlookers at least two people were thrown from the ride. >> i heard a girl scream helped and i looked over and i seen something fly out and then i seen it crash to the ground. first responders and witnesses rushed to help the victims who were scattered across the ground. >> so scared. >> multiple passengers were ejected at high speeds with high energy. many feet at least 20 or 30 if not more into the air and then crashed at a significant distance from the ride. >> reporter: the ohio state fare is one of the nation's largest with hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. ohio governor john kasich ordered all rides shut down after the malfunction. >> this is the worst tragedy in the history of the fair. but we'll recover from this as well and we'll move on but that doesn

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. lets check with the forecast with katie and road was meisha >> good morning guys. happy gateway to the weekend. wow, it hits you. it sure does. construction workers are out there already in this morning, lots of construction coming up in a little bit. >> i feel for construction crews midday because it is still hot out there with all of their equipment and in big suits too we are thinking about you making sure you take care of yourself. much like yesterday it is excessively hot but it does peak today. our excessive heat warning takes effect and in the in that excessive heat warning the entire rest of the region that isn't shaded in magenta you are in a heat advisory but both of those alerts aring to go last from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. regardless where you are, this day requires, an extra planning on your part if you are outside in it throughout the day. at the moment all quiet on storm scan three, once more we will see showers and thunderstorms redevelop toward evening and we will get

. >> i'm rahel solomon. >> good morning, happy, great day today, jimmy? >> have you her her forecast? >> oh, always a great day. this is why god invented air-conditioning. >> you killed it. looking outside just a lot of construction out there, i'm thinking the same old song every day. >> yes, and you know, i will be actually, too, this weekend, 90s, heat, humidity, thunderstorms, primarily going to be in the p.m. hours. morning drive all-in-all doesn't look like all that impacted more of a pm issue. when you take a look outside here, okay, looks can be deceiving sometimes. it is a very tranquil looking view, right? but let's look at the current conditions, okay, what what time in the morning? 5:00 # one, and only 77 degrees? it actually feels warmer like it is almost 80, because we've got the southwest winds flow, modest winds flow, helping to bring in the warmth, it is helping to bring in the moisture, and that as a result means our dew points are little higher. so feels more humid to you when you walk out the door. in short, the next few days, are going

mentioned ares we moving into the solomon islands. of their e the dates expansion. douglas mcarthur is still at the philippines. well,e's basically saying, what's the american navy going to do? navy, having done some initial raids in january of 1942, enterprise and halsey sail into the marshalls. and yorktown sail into the gilberts. sort of in terms of some almost raids but also to put the japanese on notice that the to ican navy is not going take all of this lying down. of 1942, lexington nd hornet, fletcher is on -- excuse me, lexington and orktown, fletcher is on yorktown wilson brown is on lexington. carriers together paupau.o the gulf of .arch 8th what they do is relatively little known operation. air attacks on these japanese s and on the transports and support ships that are off lane. things.es two mcarthur of course a few days in australia and the press says looks like he's here ready to go ahead and make of things.ing he's a workhorse. what is he going to command? with the nds up southwest pacific here. nimitz is in charge of terms of the e in central pacif

. >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in just an employment. first, what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. today is monday, july 31. >> a violent night in philadelphia. a man is dead and a teenager hospitalized after she was hit by a stray bullet. >> no arrest in either shooting, police do remain on scene near in fair hills. >> i heard pop, pop. >> resident on edge, after two random shootings left an hour apart in haverford township in overbrook park. >> a lot of people were saying they saw a person with a red hood on. >> president trump begins a week with a new chief of staff he's hoping retired general, john kelly, will bring some order to the white house. >> another viral moment for new jersey governor, chris christie. >> it happened during a baseball game in milwaukee. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> and nine year old dane miller singing his favorite whitney houston song, i don't have you. >> that video has gone viral with more than 5 million views , and katie, r

. >>> i'm rahel solomon.teorologist katie fehlinger is track the rain and she pinpoint timing for the rest of the day, hi there kate. >> he we had soaking rain over broadcast center and we had heavier rain off to the north and west of that. you can see the progression of that rain at the moment, even a couple thunderstorms out there too but lets talk statistics, briefly specific to allentown again, lehigh veil, poconos have been blasted with soaking rain and this is just so far for to day , 1.78 inches of rain has fallen and had does pretty much shatter the old record left at 1947 for daily rainfall of 1.39 inches. with that said, it is clearly not only place that got hit hard with rain. you will notice at the moment this wider zoom that the bulk of the widespread rain is up toward, long island, parts of the connecticut. we have this line moving through. once this gets through and even already we are starting to see skies clearing out. take a look for example at, an interestingly, packed beach at boardwalk pl

and how many thousands of dollars will the solomon's killer be rewarded? this incitement, this culture of hate, this glorification of terror must end now. mr. president, we have assembled in this room to examine the situation in the middle east. so let's examine the situation. the real situation, the call of so much violence in our region and around the world comes from the unrelenting glorification of terror. the tools cannot continue to be sidelined. the unspeakable atrocity this past friday was not an isolated incident. it's encouragement has been going on for decades. the palestinian won't admit it. they make up excuses. they divert your attention from the truth. they just claimed that israeli seeks to change established temple mount and that is violence. mr. president, nothing could be further from the truth. israel's top priority is to maintain the safety and security of all temple mount worshippers and visitors. the palestinians' top priority is to ignite violence. let me take you back to october 4th, 2003. jews and arabs gathered fotogetr in famous

. >> i'm rahel solomon. let's get a check with today's forecast. it is not only the heat that bothers people, it is the humidity. >> that's what they say. >> good morning, did you have a good weekend? >> yes. >> it goes so fast. we're already here looking outside, construction crews, at the billion you can of the construction, one accident to talk about. >> in terms of the wet their you'll end count when he when -- that you'll encounter, sun glare will probably be a knob about an hour or so. but all-in-all, looks pretty good. now, there will eventually and shower or thunderstorm that will pop up today. it will end up being toasty day, as well, man could you beat yesterday's weather so, so nice now. for now, off to an okay start. it is pretty comfortable, i'll say, low 60s, in many locations, the outlying suburbs, heck, even the pocono area, flight g -- flirting with 40 ', 69 in wildwood. take you down to some of the other our shore points, waking up at the beach this morning, lucky, you looks like pretty nice start to the day. ocean water starting

media talking points erases some very serious new questions about the obama administration, john solomon who broke this story will be here tonight with the stunning details, also sara carter, lou dobbs are all here tonight with reaction, but first a special "hannity" into stories and the scandals that are all butts being ignored by that mainstream media but must be investigated.r this is something you will only see right here tonight on "hannity" and that's tonight's opening monologue. john solomon and his colleague are out with a bombshell report about the russian lawyer who met with donald trump, jr., last summer. here's the headline, exclusive doj let russian lawyer into u.s. before she met with trump team. the report finds that the former attorney general allowed this russian lawyer to enter the country under extraordinary circumstances and without a visa. after a june 9th meeting with donald trump, jr., the lawyer was spotted in the front row of. the hearing of america's policies with russia. she was part of a pro-russian lobbying effort, went to event in washington. remember the ac

it was then that king solomon realize who had the true mother was. trump act almost with glee over the prospect of having the republicans blame the democrats for the failure of obamacare down the road. instead of being concerned about millions being hurt as long as the other side get the blame. i say we should follow the wisdom of solomon. that's "hardball" for now. "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm joy reid in for chris hayes. we have some pretty big news to start with. in an interview with the new york times, president trump said that he never would have appointed jeff sessions as attorney general had he known that sessions would recuse himself. quote, how do you take a job and then recuse yourself if he would have recused himself before the job. i would have said, thanks, jeff, but i'm not going to take you. it is extremely

i'm rahel solomon. jim's off today. once again it will feel like triple digits so is any relief in sight. lets get to katie fehlinger with the answer tracking the excessive heat from the cbs-3 weather center, katie. >> in short answer rahel, there will be relife but it will take a while. we have to deal with handful of days that top off in the 90 's. today is one of them. that excessive heat is definitely making it feel uncomfortable outside. we will start off by taking you out first to the excessive heat warning that continues, for, again, its second day here. right now it is including philadelphia, surrounding vicinity and it will feel as hot as 102 from now right through the height of the afternoon, which is about 4:00 f the year. so heat advisory do also extend out for maryland, long island but rest of the region technically not included in one. keep in mind we still feel hot , already. lancaster, trenton where we're not necessarily included, in that excessive heat warning, so even down toward dover it is starting t