[laughter] >> tami? >> yup, yup. >> everybody come on out here for a minute. >> tami? yup, yup. >> okay. i wanted to get you guys together to let you know that yesterday, alison and jim and i made a deal. i agreed to put $450,000 in this business. the purpose of that is to take care of all the bills, put some working capital in the business. i'm 100% in charge. what i say goes. i believe in people, i believe in process, and i definitely believe in product. we're no longer gonna be pie assemblers. we're gonna be a pie-making company. if we don't make it, we will not sell it. jim, how's this sitting with you? >> yes? >> yes, i agree with you. >> in addition to that, we're gonna change the way this store looks. i actually think it looks awful. we want a flagship store where there's plenty of places to sit and that people walk an extra mile just to come here. the other thing is, we're gonna pay a little bit better than everybody else in town, i have to be honest. we're gonna have high performance, high reward. it's my job to make sure that people feel like they can have on

tami sue sa is here with more on the wet weather. >> it was a short shower. very potent.at we saw on the fourth and across parts of the area today. although some parts of the area more than that. outside a mist. a little bit of drizzle. philadelphia, 71 right now. we're still looking at sprinkles here and there. 71 at 2:00 in the morning and 72 at 5:00 in the morning. more rain and thunderstorms are going to be on the way. so this is not going to last as far as the quiet period. scattered showers as the radar sweeps the sky putting it into motion. it's moving off to the north and east. this is our doppler estimated rainfall. right here, we have a bull's eye over new castle county in delaware where we saw the heaviest of the rainfall. that's anywhere from 3 to 5 inches fell. five inches between smyrna and middletown. you get up a little bit further to the north. you see shades of blue. that was over an inch. shades of green a half inch. philadelphia picked up just over a quarter of an inch of rain. allentown picked up .002. not a lot out of the bull's eye area. now you und

the latest from the chief meteorologist tami sue sa. >> it is quieter but not for all of us. you can see out here along the jersey shore, atlantic city starting to clear out. cape may we have activity. the greater philadelphia area is quiet. beat had that tornado warning earlier thatks county into upper montgomery county. let's look what's going down in sussex county. this is a severe thunderstorm warning. so this is just to the south of mill ffrdford and includes georgetown and also louis. lots of lightning associated with this. that severe thunderstorm warning for small hailwis. it goes till about 11:30 tonight. look at the number of lightning strikes. right inside this box that i drew, we've got 40 lightning strikes going on there. you can see a little bit of shower activity just to the north of cape may, to the south of sea isle city. we'll be quiet across the area for tonight for the most part. tomorrow a whole lot more making its way into the area, and this is something we're watching for tomorrow, those were hail sfreeks that just went by. that and more damaging wind.

tami? >> we're tracking storms right here. we could see plenty of that lightning tomorrow.this is just a line of showers from very strong storms earlier this evening. what's behind it is what we're going to be concerned about. come on back and i'll show that to you. >>> scott brown led the city's veterans advisory commission until late may. >> now george spencer has found a local veterans charity that claims brown broke a promise. >> reporter: at the veterans comfort house in south philly, we saw a kitchen but no cook. a neatly staffed book shelf but no readers and no residents. the soup kitchen remains nearly at a standstill after this $12,000 donation never materialized. >> for a place like this, it's very important. it's like a million dollars. >> reporter: board member john kime greeted the donation with enthusiasm. it appears to be a personal donation signed in the name of scott and his wife brenda brown and hand-delivered by brown himself. then the director of phillies advisory commission. it carried the names of philadelphia dignitaries. but as months passed, leaders

tami barker cancelled dyne suh's booking, telling her in a message: "one word says it all. asian."department of fair employment and housing. olives could be at the centre of a new trade war. us commerce secretary wilbur ross says he's looking at complaints filed by two us olive—producing firms who allege that they're being unfairly undercut by spanish exporters. they say spanish olives coming on to the market should be priced up to 223% higher. but lovers of that quintessential us cocktail, the dry martini, can take heart. the investigation specifically excludes those speciality olives — without which no such drink is complete. let's check in with the financial markets. they are pretty mixed. the pound is about1.3 against they are pretty mixed. the pound is about 1.3 against the dollar. quite strong at the moment, recovering the losses of the last few weeks. round about1.3. losses of the last few weeks. round about 1.3. that is all the business news. now, the proms return for their 123rd season with eight weeks of classical music from some of the world's most renowned musicians. ti

tami barker cancelled dyne suh's booking, telling her in a message, "one word says it all — asian." a new agreement between aianb and california's department of fair employment and housing. singapore's economy has narrowly dodged a recession after strong electronics exports helped it grow in the second quarter. it grew byjust 0.4% between april and june. revised figures show it had a sharper than expected contraction of 1.9% in the first three months of the year. two quarters of contraction in a row constitute a technical recession. the company behind many of amazon and aliba ba's warehouses is asia and the us is set for an $11.6 billion takeover. global logistic properties, which is based in singapore, is the largest warehouse operator in asia. let's get more from monica miller in singapore. this is a pretty big deal? it is, set to be asia's biggest ever private equity deal. global logistic properties have sealed the deal for more than 11 billion us dollars. the industrial property company has been aggressively expanding over the last two years due to the growing demand of online s

that's when their air b-n-b host - tami barker - cancelled the reservation...when suh asked why it was cancelled.... barker wrote a message saying - quote - "one word says it all. asian." barker is now being fined five- thousand dollars by a state regulatory agency ... she also must attend an asian american studies class. (steve) two million boxes of macaroni and cheese are sold every day here in the u-s. but could serving up one of america's favorite comfort foods be exposing you to harmful chemicals? kron 4's vicki liviakis is here with an alarming new report. (vicki) yeah steve... this one has a lot of parents concerned tonight. the tried and true box of mac n cheese you feed your kids - could be downright dangerous. the problem is in the powder. and it's across the board in all types of the packaged stuff. lab tests of ten different varieties of macaroni and cheese have revealed toxic industrial chemicals - known as phthalates... those are hormone-disrupting chemicals that can affect developing brains and alter thyroid function and sex hormones... now dehp

we're not just anywhere in the old city, just beyond these buildings tamy left is the tigress river and iraqi troops have been doing the ground fighting for their american advisors who have been carrying out the air strikes in support of the iraqi ground troops has always been the objective because the old city ends at the tigress river. so, the fact that the iraqis are here. the fact that we're able to come here shows that the main thrust of this operation to push isis out has more or less come to its end. there are still some pockets of fighting. we have been hearing gunfire and strikes coming in. you can hear one right now. it will take more time for these last pockets to be cleared out. but the main offensive, nine months of work since this offensive to drive isis from mosul since it began, that main offensive has now more or less reached its conclusion. richard engel, nbc news, mosul. >> we are joined now by douglas, former director of iraq at the national security counsel and back with me caitlin from real clear politics. doug, i'll start with you here. the iraqi government. you h

tami barker cancelled dyne suh's booking, telling her in a message: "one word says it all. asian."lbur ross says he's looking at complaints filed by two us olive—producing firms who allege that they're being unfairly undercut by spanish exporters. the imported olives, they say, should be priced up to 223% higher. but lovers of that quintessential us cocktail, the dry martini, can take heart. the investigation specifically excludes those speciality olives, without which no such drink is complete. let's have a quick look at the markets. if you have been following that share price over the last week, it fell 7%. 78%, i'm sorry. slightly better news but not much better is the regained some strength, 6%. they have got a long way to go. it isa it is a brightening up picture for many of us this afternoon which means where we have had showers, it will tend to brighten up. we have seen sunshine todayjudging by your weather watcher pictures that have been coming in from north yorkshire and dorset. elsewhere, sunshine coming through. a fair amount of cloud around and already, showers in scotl

tami barker cancelled dyne suh's booking, telling her in a message: "one word says it all. asian."e centre of a new trade war. us commerce secretary wilbur ross says he's looking at complaints filed by two us olive—producing firms who allege that they're being unfairly undercut by spanish exporters. the imported olives, they say, should be priced up to 223% higher. but lovers of that quintessential us cocktail, the dry martini, can take heart. the investigation specifically excludes those speciality olives, without which no such drink is complete. not a huge amount of change. that stock fell 70% this week. this is the big construction group. not much comfort to be found there. two police forces have become the first in the uk to launch a specialised drone unit. officers from devon and cornwall and dorset say the remote—controlled machines are helpful in searching for missing people, responding to road crashes and for crime scene photography. they're also a fraction of the cost of using helicopters, as our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, has been finding out. it's the e

listen, we talked to tami luhby of cnn money and she said it's already failing in 38 counties but if the president is saying let it fail, what does that look like, who does it affect the most. >> here's the biggest issue about this concept of plan b right now, which is repeal. the cbo -- >> which by the way, doesn't look good anyway. >> it doesn't look good regardless and the cbo already went out and estimated back in 2015, when this was discussed in the house, what the implications would be, and brooke, the implications are premiums would rise 20% to 25% out of the gate. they would double by 2026. the number of uninsured would be upwards of 32 million. currently, the senate plan was 22 million. the house plan, 23 million. so, automatically, right away, you're going to have rising premiums, you're going to have less who paper in the mandate because the mandate will no longer be in existence if they are, in fact, able to repeal it. they will be able to slow down the medicaid expansion. but that's why all these people will come off health care. and if you look at just the 18 million pe