happening in sullivan square. the entrance from the charlestown area is locked off so you will want to plan accordingly. this is the cleanup and as you can see it will be a while before they can get it reopened. let's get over to the maps -- this is what you are in for. lots of flashing lights and activity. this is all happening in sullivan square coming in from charlestown you won't be able to get into the rotary. all the construction we are watching on 128 is gone, no issues to report north of town. trains and buses running on schedule. emily: this morning former senator scott brown is firing back at allegations of sexual harrassment. he's mentioned in the growing sex scandal involving fox news. it was after this appearance on the show outnumbered last august. host andrea tantaros is claiming in a new lawsuit that brown told , quote, "the fun to go to a nightclub with. she says he snuck up behind her while she was buying lunch and put his hands on her lower waist. >> i have no knowledge of what she is referring

sullivan square. the good news, that tractor trailer, the blue one there, it has been uprighted so they have been able to lift it off the ground. it was on its side, and when that happened, that debris that it was carrying, the scrap metal spilled so the cleanup continues but they are making progress. let's check out the other camera and see what that scenes looks like from above. there it is. you can see here the entrance from main street coming in, still blocked because of this debris still here and they are working hard to clean it up. as you can see the rotary has one lane getting through but there are delays, and if you are will not be able to access sullivan square there. let's get over to the maps, once again this happened by main and alford road. accident cleared on the expressway north by marcy, delays stretching back to adams street about a 25-minute ride, braintree up into boston, and still watching a disabled car on route 3, coming out of weymouth by route 18. 24 looks ok. 95 as well, and

another thunderstorms from sullivan into -- another batch of thunderstorms from sullivan into south western orange county. we get some occasional sunshine by midday into the afternoon hours, and temperatures topping off in the upper 70s. sticky out there, and that will in the full forecast, and heather o'rourke will have the roads. >> good morning, jeff, and welcome. >>> this was the northbound side near 18w, and the accident was cleared away. the traffic was being diverted off to the eastern spur. the new jersey transit, metro north, and long island railroad, all are schedule. if you're going to the bqe, northeast into mcginnis humboldt street, it's right before the bridge. farther east, there's more construction, and we do have construction at the george, lincoln, and holland. be aware of that. minor delays, and street >>> we start with break news in brooklyn. a shooter son the loose after gunning down two people as they sat inside of a car. it was in bed-stuy. darla smiles -- darla miles is live for us. >> reporter: i have spoke to the family members here, and and fresh. he was the fathe

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sullivan was working for william young excavating site work, a company based in bow. osha is now investigating the incident. an ayer man is under arrest in littleton accused of driving heather: police say they spotted timothy walsh on the side of ayer road facing the wrong way after getting reports of an erratic driver. when he tried to re-enter the road, he allegedly hit the cruiser. both walsh and the officer were taken to the hospital for evaluation and released. time now to flash forward to 5:00 on newscenter 5. ed: 5 investigates, tonight -- thousands of gas leaks, some potentially explosive costing ratepayers millions. are the gas companies doing enough to protect you? 6:00: final salute. a korean war p.o.w. laid to rest here, at home. the decades-long journey to bring him back. ed: and new at 7:00: the next step in virtual reality now being developed at mit. tonight's cutting edge, what this new technology can do that

. >>> sullivan square. the mess of metal spilled all over the road. julie grauert has the live drive-time traffic delays coming up. >>> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this the fox25 morning news. >>> good morning, everybody. 6:00 on this wednesday morning. it is august 24. hope your morning is off to a great start. i am gene lavanchy. >> sara: and i am sara underwood. things looking great out there this morning. can. the humidity is on its way back from the fox25 storm tracker weather center with -- with more on this. >> shiri: yeah, late week, we have the humidity coming into play. it is comfortable and even cool for some of you. 65 in boston. we are getting that dark icon. sunshine not until 6:1. 50s and do it again in bedford and norwood and into nashua, a new hampshire. worcester at 61 degrees. chatham at 64 degrees. so 50s and 60s this morning actually pretty sunrise as i said at 6:01. so already getting bright out there. just kind of a technical as far as that icon goes. at 8 a.m., 67 degrees. 10 a.m., upper 70s. by lunchti

and breaking news charlestown, a tractor-trailer rollover at sullivan square. antoinette antonio is on the narrator: let's put this political promise to the test. ayotte: i've been an independent, strong voice for new hampshire. narrator: then why does blicans across america put principle ahead of party and said no to trump. but not kelly ayotte. she says she still supports trump. ayotte: an independent, strong voice... narrator: if she's so independent, why is she still supporting trump? disclaimer: independence usa pac is responsible for the content of emily: no jail time for an east longmeadow teenager accused of sexually assaulting two classmates. and right now, there's a new push to get the judge in that case kicked off the bench. 18-year-old david becker was sentenced to two years probation after admitting to sexually assaulting a woman at a house party in april. he denied any ac both women say they woke up to becker assaulting them. becker was initially charged with two counts of rape but was allowed to plead guilty to a lesser charge, indecent assault a

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sullivan to pick up. >> reporter: she shut the door. but a week later -- >> they so much for your help. >> reporter: more than a year after trying on their own, the sullivans finally got their check. >> 7 was on our side. [ laughter ] >> the owner of room and board told me today the payment was delayed because he didn't agree with the arbitrator and he also claims he sent a repairman to fix the bed and the sullivans with a credit card. this couple paid in cash in exchange for a discount. if you pay with plastic, you'll have more recourse if things go wrong. >>> 90 years young. tony bennett planning a birthday bash that will shine across new york city. >> eyewitness news at 6:00 >>> justice years in the making. today a man wrongly convicted of raping a teenager nearly three decades ago is cleared after a dna test exonerated him. >>> first, police search for clues to find a killer. a 30-year-old woman out for her daily jog is murdered in queens. good evening at 6:00. i'm liz cho. bill is off tonight. police right autopsy results. they say

. >> julie: start, pictures from sullivan square. a truck that rolled over, a scrap metal truck. flashing lights so early in the morning. take you over to the map, you can see that accident right after west street. it is near the somerville, sullivan square rotary, and something to keep an eye on for when do you head out the door. no issues south of the pike. live drive times. 24 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. 9 minutes on the expressway. 20 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. >>> and updating breaking news we have been following since the top of the hour. at least 13 people are killed by a strong earthquake in italy. large parts of two towns are destroyed. in fact one mayor says half his town is gone. aftershocks reported throughout the morning. >>> right now rescuers are digging through the rubble of dozens of collapsed building. the powerful quake was a magnitude 6.2. the heaviest damage was in the mountains of central italy. shaking was felt 70 miles away in parts of rome. the victims include a family of four and an older couple. we

reporting along sullivan's bridge gray hall channel6 "action news. was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. there is not a day that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." if donald trump cannot respect a gold star family, then why would anyone in america think he would respect them. votevets is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> ducis here with sports. still talking about the eagles win last night. >> still digesting the game film. >> like dinner. >> grab a grain of salt or two. it's only the preseason. eagles have plenty to be happy about and a few concerns following last night's win in pittsburgh. coach pederson quick to point out they're not game plans yet. that doesn't explain away all the penalties. the first team offense failed to get the ball any other end zone. the second unit was able to find its way in.

even flooding in sullivan fairfield county into sullivan, ulster and duchess counties. we're tracking rain and thunderstorms as you head out the door. you still need the umbrellas one more day. it's not raining in the city. 71 degrees in central park. winds out of east at 6 miles per hour. we have mostly cloudy skies. that will change throughout the day. lots of clouds to start. it gets brighter as the day goes on. after lunchtime, sunshine finally starts to take over again. below average though. only in the upper 70s to low the humidity a little bit lower than yesterday. not as muggy as it was on monday. we'll take a look at the ten-day forecast and big changes coming up. lauren scala has your commute. >> let's talk about some construction delays we're seeing out there. here's the bqe, this is what it looks like by manhattan avenue. eastbound, very slow going. the left lane is shut down further north of here. all the way to the long island expressway. thruway, shut down southbound. here's what it looks like by exit 18a. single laning and south of that by exit 16 north

"any spot on the ed sullivan show was a good spot, you know. so, if you got on the show it was a very magic moment for your career." so, for epstein, it was a fitting stage for the beatles to make their american debut, and near the end of 1963 he sullivan, 10 thousand dollars for three appearances and top billing. on february 7, 1964, the beatles arrived at new york's john f. kennedy airport. hysterical fans met them as they walked off the plane as well as rows of reporters hoping to get the group's first impressions of the united states. "do you like america?" "yes ... we wouldn't be here if "we were told as we got here last night by the police don't look out of the windows and don't wave, and if we do that then we get the police chief coming up and saying, 'well, we're finished boys' and he goes away and they won't look after us, you know, so we can't do anything." fans camped outside their hotel hoping to catch even a fleeting glimpse of john, paul, george, and ringo. meanwhile, cbs fielded some 50 thousand requests for tickets to the ed sul

a flood advisory for sullivan county through 6:45 a.m., and check out the radar. it's disturbance moving by to the north. dutchess and also fairfield county, connecticut getting local downpours, and estimates of 1-2 inches of rain in the eastern sullivan county, and it could be minor flooding there. 71 in the park, and we start with clouds, and occasional sunshine in the afternoon, and it could still be a spotty shower mainly north and east, and we will send it over to heather o'rourke now. >>> mess is the westbound side of route 3, and u activity right over here, and it's an ongoing accident investigation, and we are going to head over to our maps, and we will pinpoint where it is. route 3 as you go westbound near route 120 and the new jersey turnpike at metlife stadium. three lanes are closed down with the ongoing accident investigation, and we are going to hit over here as you go on to the bqe northeast this disabled tractor trailer, and have police on the seen as well. wood judge at 35 south, and the water main break, and all lanes are closed as you head throu

caroline sullivan is asking the court for emergency action. earlier this month a district judge order the county use of 2011 maps for this november election. after federal judges ruled the current districts unconstitutional. the net ruling affected sullivan because the district she chose to run in did not exist in 2011. sullivan is asking the court to come up with a solution and even gave some options herself. >>> speedo and ralph lauren dropped ryan lochte following partying. he initially described it as an armed robbery. police later confirmed and lochte admitted he made up the story. fishes say he and three others vandalized a bathroom. he had this to say. >> if i didn't overexaggerate the story, and if i told the entire story, none of this would have happened. >> u.s. olympic committee plans to further investigate new that the games are over in rio. >>> let's t weather forecast. right now with alyssa corfont good morning. >>> good morning stefan. thank you for that. 68degrees right now. we are looking at a pretty quiet start. this is live

runners and bicyclists and pedestrians in valley forge will use the newly opened sullivan bridge andrestores the vital link between the national park and the schuylkill trail and the sullivan break is named for major john sullivan the officer charged by general george washington with building a bridge across the schuylkill river back this 1777. >> the old bridge. >> did you. >> really. >> it was. >> i bet you ran fast too didn't you? >> you look one way you go way down and the other. >> usain bolt across the bridge. >> not really. >> bolted quickly. weekend. >> yes. >> good running weather. >> though. >> in the morning. >> humid. >> good. >> look at the storm tracker six live double scan and i can say it will be beautiful and sleep in, not finding much going on up there as we begin this weekend. temperature wise 77 in philadelphia right now. 77 trenton lower 70s for the lehigh valley and same for the shore. 69 lancaster but again it's tremendously humid out there with those winds wrapping in off the atlantic ocean which is really warm actually in the mid 70s. satellite and radar we h

sullivan opted to run in a newly created regional district instead of her current seat. however, when the maps er original district was eliminated because there was no new filing period after the ruling. sullivan can't currently run for her old seat. >>> fayetteville isn't the only city in the area bringing back minor league baifnlt professional baseball will be in kinston again for the first time since the indians left in grainger stadium on thursday to celebrate. >>> i'm proudly in the weather center with wes hohenstein. people are loving this weather. >> you've forgot about all that heat and humidity. >> we might forget. >> we'll start a new streak in the 80s and it will get cooler in the morning. we've had great weather in september and october. love that. 87 degrees. that is the first time in two weeks since we've been in the 80s. so we've had almost two weeks straight in the 90s. more upper 80s wednesday and thursday. by friday, though, we do bring back those 90s. jeff was saying heat. low 90s on friday. as for low humidity that usually leads to less rain. so as yo

you will hit traffic in sullivan square in charlestown. these are live pictures right rotary at the intersection of rutherford and main street. the truck was scareying scrap metal and debris -- carrying scrap metal and the debris spilled all over the road. we haven't heard how long it will take to clean this up. traffic getting by slowly. avoid the area. >> breaking news out of italy. the death toll is rising. after a powerful earthquake hit in the central part of the country. at least 23 people are reported dead in three hard hit towns. these are live pictures right now. crews are digging through the rubble looking for survivors. the quake struck at about 3:30 a.m. local time. tremors could be felt in rome about 80 miles away. and the u.s. geological survey estimated the quake at about a magnitude 6.2. >>> checking our other top story convicted sex offender due in court charged in the rape of a woman at a boston playground. investigators say he cut off the gps monitoring device he was wearing as part of the probation. police say rodriguez

crews have finally uprighted that truck that rolled over in sullivan square earlier this morning that spilled debris over the road. the work is not over yet. slowly this morning just one lane of the we will let you know when it -- lane. we will let you know when it completely clears. >>> we follow breaking news from italy. more than 3 dozen people have confirmed dead now after a powerful earthquake hit the central part of the country in the middle of the night. >> buildings collapsed and debris everywhere. rescue efforts are still underway and nicole jake oobs is live in the satellite -- jacobs is live in the satellite center. >> reporter: the mayor says this morning the town is not here any a 6.2 magnitude earthquake hit central italy. the pictures coming into the newsroom this morning show a tremendous amount of devastation with buildings completely leveled, homes crumbled and all of this happening after 3:30 this morning their time. people were asleep in their beds. multiple aftershocks have also been very problem matic. some coming in at 5.1. this morning. crews are making a despe

jack sullivan is suing long-time friend regina price in the amount of $425. he claims the defendant owes him for the cost of parking tickets she accrued while driving his car. >> this is the matter of jack sullivan versus regina price. you are suing her for $425 why?

show in 1957. >> it was scary the ed sullivan show. >> he did a stint in the army and when to collegend earned a ph.d in chemistry. >> i established more than 30 technical papers and patents but it was getsing boring. >> after a dozen years in science he quit his day job and turned his magic hobby into a full-time career. >> they are entertaining the retirement village in new jersey. >> it keeps them happy and it's puzzles, they have to try to figure out the pieces of the puzzles. >> they love the magic and being fooled and they love to laugh. >> and richard loves to put on a show for the local crowds. >> one, two, three -- >> at age 85 he has no plans to hang up his magic hat. never retire, have you to keep doing something. >> had is the end of our show -- >> the "action news" team is out working on news stories for today at 4:00. summer grilling is delicious but cleaning up can be dangerous. every year the wire brush bristles send people to the er. >>> plus, we are down the shore, alicia vitarelli is live in sea isle city, and we are checking out a renovated landmark in avalon, go i

jake sullivan was one of the aides to hillary clinton when she is secretary of state. this is 2010.nd the associated press does have several e-mails from sullivan to the secretary of state in 2010 at that time talking about this case, apparently. here is one of the ap e-mails that they quote. the gentleman, meaning him, has apparently gone to his country's interests section because he is unhappy with how much time it has taken to facilitate his departure. this could lead to problematic news stories in the next 24 hours it almost seems they're concerned about the public impact. john bolton had been a state department official. he said you really can't stop someone from going back home, even though he helped us. but what do you make of this type of e-mail when they're talking about public impact? >> it shows you where their priorities are at that particular moment there are a few different issues here at play. what is why are these e-mails being sent unclassified. why is there a private e-mail server in the home of the secretary of state? why were these e-mails released as unclassifie

incifsz or concern that we had that came up during a few times during this meeting to which attorney sullivan's remarks are relevant when he talked about their concern about rahim being the subject of an illegal attempted arrest and that is that we were told a few times both the officers wanted merely to question rahim and yet they also wanted to -- or under orders to prevent him those two statements are not entirely consistent in our view or at least el raise questions. if rahim were to answer questions after being approached for questioning, what then would follow in terms of the officer's intent to prevent him from getting on the bus. is that not the attempt to restrain his liberty which is the definition of an arrest. we would really encourage folks particularly in a situation where there are terrorism-related allegations our constitutional protections and due process requirements for all people and interactions with law enforcement. thank you. >> we will answer just a few questions. the rahim family members here today are not going to make a comment. we're going to go back and look at the

next up we have tom sullivan with the lou dobbs show. thank you for joining me.ack at 6:00 p.m. eastern time tomorrow. set your dvr. you don't want to miss a moment of "making money." tom sullivan filling in for lou dobbs. don't go anywhere. [♪] tom: good evening. i'm tom sullivan in for lou dobbs. growing concerns that the november election may be rikd. the f.b.i. announcing it uncovered evidence that foreign hackers accessed the election dat bases of two states within illinois and arizona. now the f.b.i. is urging all states to increase security measures. we'll have a full report. donald trump preparing to hit the airways with a $10 million ad buy. the spot hammers hillary clinton painting a dire picture of what would happen to the economy if clinton was elected president.

that ruling affected sullivan 2011. she's asking the court to come up with a solution and even gave options. >>> speedo and raffle lauren have dropped ryan lochte following the incident at a gas station. he initially described it as an armed robbery. >> police later confirmed that lochte admitted he made up that story. fishes say he and three others vandalized a bathroom, lochte had this to say to brazilian television last weekend. >> if i didn't overexaggerate the story and would have happened. >> u.s. olympic committee plans to further investigate. guys i just want you to know that i'm available now if speedo would like for me to be their new spokesperson. >> we would love to see that. >> try not to gouge your eyes out. >> i don't want to talk about speeds oh any more. >>> yelled we notice aid little bit of cooling down especially in the morning, then i tell you that afternoon came and that sun came beating still be warm later today but the humidity is gone. that's what makes it super comfortable to be outside. >>> le

"the sullivans are very much in the irish community. they all love to golf, along with mary kate, who learned how to golf when she was blind." blind."the tournament has raised nearly 25-thousand dollars over the last three years.they hope to raise 10-thousand dollars this year. cbs 58 anchor michele fencing...the hammer throw...table tennis.thosare all olympic sports.but have you ever wondered how the athletes get in to them in the first place? place?(whoosh) (whoosh) at least for the luge...the national team holds open tryouts...and have for the last 30 years.of course luge is a winter sport... but this weekend...the national team was in new berlin.they invited kids from nine to 13 to come try out the luge... in hopes of finding americ of olympic stars.just watch out for those hay bales. "i'm just getting really excited. and when you hit the haybales, it can be really hard. (have you hit one yet?) yes. (was that you who hit one?) yea." yea."because it's summer...they used a soap box tryouts are where nearly 90- percent of the luge team

a dump truck accident causing a huge mess at the sullivan square rotary in charlestown. the dump metal all over the road. clean-up is under way right now. >> also breaking, devastation in italy. at least 22 dead after an earthquake overnight. the strong quake rocked central italy, collapsing homes on top of residents as they slept. right now rescue crews are racing to pick up survivors. >> sarah: also bizarre behavior after a helmet heist. why the suspect keeps calling the restaurant where he stole gillette, but if you want to see him pay, prepare the pay up. the high cost for tickets in foxborough. >> sarah: let's get a check of the forecast with chris lambert. nice day out there. >> chris: it was a beautiful afternoon out there, sarah. nice recovery with temperatures surging close to 80 drys. we'll be there again today. in fact, many of us middle to upper 08s. a cool start, not quite as cool as yesterday morning, but a very nice overnight, good sleeping weather. mid-50s in the burbs. we still have mass in place and winds very light if not dead calm, running calm in a l

. >>> also breaking overnight a tractor trailer crash in sullivan square sending debris all over the road. police are still on the scene this morning. crews are working to try to ambulance. no word on their condition. traffic is being impacted this morning. we will bring you updates throughout the morning as crews work on the scene. >>> a convicted sex offender due in court charged in the rape of a woman at a boston playground. police arrested 31-year-old eduardo rodriguez yesterday afternoon. investigators say he he had cut off the -- say he had cut off the gps monitoring device was wearing as pat of probation e approached the victim on a bi her he had a knife and forced her to walk nearly half a mile to a nearby playground where he assaulted her. the victim was instrumental in helping officers track down her accused attacker. >> just want to thank her very much for having the courage to step forward and work with us to get this dangerous felon off the street. >>> massachusetts state police are trying to figure out how to get a small plane off the sand bar. pilot was forced to land

another shower or thunderstorm complex there moving into western parts of sullivan. those will tend to weaken during the next few hours. here's our future cast. 7:00in the morning, temperatures in the low 80s. not a refreshing start to your saturday. getting into the 90s, well into the 90s during the afternoon. here we go. maybe some thunderstorms popping up, especially from the index values by tomorrow afternoon, getting up to 106. this is what it will feel like when you are stepping out. 111 for heat index at tom's river. if anything sunday, maybe a degree or two cooler in the heat index category. still dangerously hot out there. accuweather forecast overnight, partly cloudy, very warm and sticky. we're down to 78. 82 at 7:00 in the morning. just oppressively humid weather, continuing through tomorrow. very hot and humid out there. spotty afternoon thun will feel more like 105 to 110 degrees in spots. shower or thunderstorm tomorrow evening. then just very warm and steamy. tomorrow night will probably not go below 80 degrees in new york city. not go below 80. still

i want to take balk out to these live pictures of the rotary in sullivan square off of 93. you can see a lot of activity going on there for 4:17 in the morning. usually things are nice and quiet but a scrap metal we have a tow truck on scene. we have several other official vehicles and that's what all the flashing lights are. thankfully right now overall volume is light. it is not causing a huge problem, but we had one of these roll over several weeks ago and it was a major issue throughout the entire morning commute. we will be watching it for you and will bring you live pictures and will have updates throughout the entire morning. >>> also want to take you over to the pike and show that you things are moving along fine these kind of conditions. i will have a look at your live drive times coming up in a few minutes. first, check in with meteorologist shiri spear. hi, shir. >> shiri: hey, hi, everybody at home. feeling comfortable out there. quite comfortable. dew points in the 50s creating that kind of fall-like feel in the air again, but keep in mind it is getting hot and

tim sullivan is the ceo of ancest ancestry.com. it's a spit test, right? >> yes. >>> getting in an silicon valley deals early when "press:here" continues. p blah capitales capitalests, we'll make 100 investments and 999 will glblow, one is uber. >> one of the hardest businesses to execute well, right? it's very glamorous, attractive sounding and fund the next apple or uber or google but like you said -- >> or cosmo.com. >> but you are more likely to actually strike out than you are to strike a grand slam or home run and that literally that analogy describes it. >> sell me on what you're doing. you're basically offering -- [ laughter ] >> i mean, i came at this, my personal story feeds right into that was as an entrepreneur and teaming up with my business partner and what we realized together is you have to be actually kind of a little crazy to sit down at the table as an angel investor and think you'll do well. the odds are really stacked against you. there are thousands of companies raising capital most of whom all will take your money and most of which w

for "nightly business report," m brian sullivan. >>> one of myl ha n's biggest critics is senator chuck grassley. he says that the epi-pen savings card is not enough. the chairman of the senate judiciary committee continu to press the drug company for answers about the price hikes. he also said he may look into the so-called middle man in the health care system, specifically pharmacy benefit managers. they negotiate drug prices on behalf of players like insurers. >> we need to look at more pbms. i'm not saying i'm having any hearing at all. i'll wait until i get the answer from mylan. at that point if that answer isn't legitimate and the prices don't go down, we'll talk about having a hearing. >> the focus on the middle man is pressuring shares of pharmacy benefit managers like express scripts and cvs heal is it the incentivized higher drug prescription prices as the mylan ceo says, and what role do they play in the health care system? meg tirrell is here with that part of the story. meg, let's start by explaining what these middle men are. how did they come to be, and why do they occup

third, i think the issue of deescalation as professor sullivan just put forward, there are ways that these police officers and fbi agents are trained, these fbi agents believe mr. rahim may have been armed -- at least that's the information they're putting forward. and going into that situation saying we were just going to question this individual raises concerns to say were there ways that if they believe he was armed with a knife, not a firearm, couldn't they have de-escalated that situation, couldn't they have disarmed him if he didn't pose the threat that they're saying without having shot him numerous times that we have, and we'd like to see those addressed in some way, in this case and going forward in other cases. thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm shannon irwin, the executive director of the muslim justice league. we were one of the organizations invited to the community leaders meeting that happens immediately after the meeting of the district attorney with rahim's family and >> we would really like to express appreciation for being recruited in that meeting and caution the e

good evening i am tom sullivan in for "lou dobbs tonight."he november election may be rigged. the fbi announcing its uncovered evidence that more hackersaccesd access the election databases up to states, illinois and arizona and now the fbi is urging all states to increase security measures. also tonight donald trump preparing to hit the airwaves with a new 10 million-dollar ad buy. the 30-second spot hammers hillary clinton painting a dire picture for what happened to thc economy if clinton was elected president.

. >> you two should probably talk to sullivan. tomorrow morning at 10. i can't spend more than 48 hours in this dump. >> that's what i always say vegas is a two-day down. >> i was talking about america. >> critics giving "war dogs" mixed reviews. one saying, it raises questions about the economic imperatives of war while masquerading as a buddy comedy. and another calls it slickly and noisily entertaining in a cue the next montage way. >> an amazing true story. >>> next up, a remake of the 1959 "ben-hur." a fictional jewish prince enslaved by the romans, the story of redemption and revenge giving way to stories of love and passion. there's plenty updated in the remake, including big-budget action scenes. >> you will see them fight for you will see them die for you. >> you should have stayed away. >> you should have killed me. >> i will. >> them be fighting words. critics are tough on the updated "ben-hur," pointing out various shortcomings. one saying what it lacks most of all is a convincing reason to exist. but it's not all bad. another saying, it does

went to sullivan high school. yeah for sullivan high school. and he traveled back centuries to a time when actually there was an illinois but there was no chicago. >> as a boy he revered abraham lincoln and visited lincoln landmarks. now he has written first of four volumes about lincoln. this one is a self-made man, political life of abraham lincoln. it's available, can be purchased outside, and right after the program, we'll talk, have some -- open it up for questions. i want to say this is a book that is written with passion and a real love for politics and instincts for telling a great story. it's informed by a sense of how power really works, and the fluidity of power, having it, losing it and then row regaining it. it's an engaging account informed by lincoln's early years, and intellectual and personal revolution. but i guess the first question is, the library, vast library of lincoln books, why take this one on? >> well, that's always a good question. it said there's nothing new to say about abraham lincoln. and it's daunting to approac

welcome to "the late show," everybody, live from the ed sullivan theater!k city. ( cheers and applause ) i'm your host, stephen colbert. also live right now. i want to thank melania for stopping by to set the record straight. and broadway star laura benanti, for some reason. ( applause ) let's get straight to the big news tonight-- folks, the republican delegates officially elected their nominee. spoiler alert for anybody who doesn't want to know how the republican party ends-- it's trump. now, as is tradition, each state voted, and we learned the kinds of things that normally you can only get by opening 50 bottles of snapple. >> american samoa, the greatest exporter of n.f.l. players. >> arkansas, birthplace of johnny cash and al green. >> kentucky, the home of churchill downs and american pharaoh, the source of bluegrass music. >> the great state of maryland, home to the oldest state capital in continuous use. >> missouri, the birthplace of talk radio. >> nebraska, the number one beef producing state in the union. >> the great state of connecticut-- i com

i'm glad we weren't interviewed by brian sullivan. wow. let's sit down.oe papa sit down with brian and how many did you raise. whatever you can get await in the system you do. is our country a better place? absolutely. but our country allows this when you have one product. a lot of generic companies stop making certain products. they just stop doing it. and then boom, you know. take them up. >> yeah. times this morning dissects that timeline of when teva was coming. >> wasn't that good. >> and they regained this monopoly, the argument being they tried to make the getting better while the get was good. >> i tell you, like i don't want to present my whole pharmacy, my whole medicine chest, but i have -- i have a injectable situation, another drug, that -- because some other companies dropped out, it's about -- it costs about 350 to make and they charge me about $500. and it's not talked about because, you know, the insurance won't cover it but it's just -- it was the same thing. there was a bunch of companies making it, everybody jumped out, a delivery syst

and tim sullivan. bore me, sir. what's me. what's interesting student run it program at burlington high school. let me start with you. principal, sure you're pretty become. >> brainstorming what best ways to implement the program and we said why not leverage genius of all of our students because step with technology issues go to kids, rit, so started the program six years ago and really evolved into not just troubleshooting but kids run and attend conferences and technology. >> i got to ask you how many teachers and staff are you helping maybe more than students. >> talking with teachers and implement technology, what apps >> what's biggest problems you had to face? >> i don't know in terms of students. i think the students like at this point like five years and more so how to use the technology. >> how about people like lilly? always sitting next to me saying how do i do this, get more followers. help her out. what is the biggest tip you give to her. she is hlp >> stay on top of technology so not bypa

they're coming through in on jan sullivan county. it's around 20 ?25 miles per hour. light sh tri-state. a better opportunity for the heavier storms to pop up . very humid high temperatures and still a few storms as we head into the evening. the high of 88 today and 90 tomorrow. this will be the hardest at 92 on sunday. hopefully it starts to dry out and cool down a little bit as we head into the work week. don't forget the weather up with a daily and hourly show you what's going on with a commute. how is it shaping up? >> the fdr drive is looking better with a drive here clear away traffic southbound and northbound. the cross prompts have a bit of a situation with a stalled truck eastbound and the camera froze. this is from the leaves here as you look here on the cross products. traffic is doing fine there. robert and carry back to you. >> you need one of us to remain. of fun. >> be a little devilish. >> you guys are so innocent. >> get in some trouble. >> once the caffeine gets here ?no problem. >> starbucks is closed. >> plenty more coming up. that's including some