ted baker: ok. [laughter] bethanie: one spot truly associated with the trials is the home of judge korwin. even that building has been altered from its 17th century form. as robert notes, but one couldn't actually see much in salem other than gazing upon markers noting where certain buildings once stood. the lack of extant structures or a single museum has left the telling of that important narrative to a diverse set of sites that range from attractions to more serious attempts at historical inquiry. still, public history studies indicate that in the absence of material culture connections, the actual events of have likely 1692 been overwhelmed by other parts of the tourist landscape. in this way, the public history of the witch trials is similar to the public history of slavery. just as slavery has been subordinated to a more marketable and visible "gone with the wind" narrative in plantation museums across the american south, the history of 1692 has become subordinated to a more general celebratio

ted nugent is here. a lot of michigan people. i'm from michigan. michigan.nna, i wanted to go with you really quick. i know you are a supporter of president trump. my issue for me if you are a good person and marching jews will not replace and you stay there. you are not a good person. did you go home or you shouldn't be there in the first place. there is no good people at white nationalists party marching along with people saying jews will not replace us. i have think that's uncomplicated. >> as a jewish woman, i couldn't agree with you more. there is no room in this country for hate and racism and bigotry. for people killing each other and i am deeply concerned about the state of this country and that's why i'm running for the united states senate to fight for michigan residents and the american people with that said, i also support a president who has come off strongly against racism and bigotry and violence. there is no room for this in our country. we all agree on that. >> eboni: i think the only thing we don't agree with is the strongly coming out agai

ted cruz is not stupid. if ted cruz wanted to master the details of that bill; he could.e likes to remind us he went to great ivy league schools. he's a brilliant man. he's not interested enough or perhaps lying and so there is just a level of hypocrisy. i don't often agree with chris christie. peter king in new york. they are livid at this. >> this is where the politics are the policy. what chris christie is saying i'm not criticizing texas because i want something from them or i want to win an election. he's saying is i see you i remember when you stood up there and said you were against this funding. you're only against it for his state and not for texas. it's not to di finiminish the f that the larger point is let's get people the help they need. what do you make of chris christie picking this fight? >> first of all, this isn't politics. it's reality and people's lives. reality doesn't have a ted cruz bias. he went out and tried to play politics and it's blown up in his face. new york republicans to push back against what jones said, new york and eastern sea board rep

. >> i'm ted greenberg. thank you for being with us. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley and neighborhood forecast. and bill the rain is out of here. >> look how much progress it has made. really pulling away from the area fast. few clouds around. done with the rain today. clouds move out and get a nice breeze blowing out the north. just the three mile an hour wind at the lehigh valley. dropped the temperatures into the 50s and the humidity has come way down. down to 55 degrees in the lehigh valley at 7:00 and 10:00 is 65 degrees. northerly wind at 10 miles an hour the clouds are not going to last long. philadelphia, 62 degrees to start with. right down to 61 at 7:00. then nice turn around. 67 degrees. a lot of sunshine at 10:00. upper 60s. didn't get that warm yesterday with the rain and wind. today warm into the middle to upper 70s. 78 for new jersey and philadelphia. 78 degrees along with delaware. just a little bit cooler at the shore. still a rip current risk at the shore. be careful. that water is going to be temperatures

and add some more context to the story i believe political cartoonist ted roll that. and just to update you on that story that i brought you just before speaking to ted i can tell you now with two people have died in a police helicopter crash at the side of charlottesville virginia no suggestion that the my whether or not that is connected to events in the protests will bring information as it comes. it's about you united we stand divided we. the people of. the democrats. one of the reasons i want a. very divided nation. wrong . to shape our. common ground. bring them home the call after r.t. began campaigning to find relatives of russian speaking children who were stranded in an iraqi orphanage these youngsters have reportedly been taken to the country by their parents who joined islamic state. since we had stories of children for the first time we have received letters from people right around the world saying that they want to adopt them is one letter we received from a man in australia my heart broke watching this story will make a humble but on a slipping will gl

while the president was in the school, laura kennedy and ted kennedy -- laura bush and ted kennedy were working on this legislation. that's what they were trying to a cop bush and sure enough, in the 11th month of that administration, they were able to pass that these of legislation & it into law. that's a great example of a president reaching across party lines no way from the first weeks in office this is something he wanted to do even in a moment of crisis, sticking with it while they were planning the war in afghanistan to respond to the 9/11 attacks. they are still moving forward with that legislation in a bar -- in a bipartisan way. >> lyndon johnson remarkably had to first years. he had the first year of his presidency as an -- after the assassination of president kennedy and once he helped the country get through the sadness and the grief over that, he began moving forward very quickly and by that next summer, president kennedy was assassinated in november of 1963, by july of 1964, lyndon johnson had passed through the house and senate, the 19 64 civil rights bill. reelected by

randy. >> reporter: good morning, ted. beautiful day for a walk through the city, and take a look at these walkers going down kelly drive as we walk by, you can see all the support they're getting from these kids here who are giving some enthusiasm to them as they make their way through the final leg of this trip. these walkers are raising money for breast cancer. they started in willow grove. by later today, they will have walked all the way down to the navy yard. let me show you video from this morning. things kick aufd with a walk through the philadelphia zoo, stopping to take pictures with animals before being on their way. this three-day walk spans 60s and they raised $1.1 million this year for breast cancer research. a lot of these walkers have a personal connection. we caught up with jesse who's from denver. he did this walk with his mother in different cities for three years. she died last year. this will be his last walk without her. >> two things that drive me through this. it's making my mom proud, remembering h

pennsylvania, we hear from ted on our republican line. go ahead, ted. mute your television. comments.ith your ted in pennsylvania. >> okay. i wonder, as things go on, going to have major countries that are footing the states, russiaed and china. a little country like tahiti, to get an even slice of everything that goes is that going to be resolved? maybe it should be resolved before we get too involved in it. of our earlier callers anding about elon musk private space ventures. this is a piece from nbc news saying, so you want to be a tourist? one of those options talking about spacex. musk's company. the dragon cargo craft there, approaching the international station in one of their resupply missions. from derry, new hampshire. hello to michael on the independent line. >> hello. yes. hi. my comment is, after -- i love the technology in space and all that stuff, but i really think the manned missions really should not be going forward, that's out radiation there, the lack of oxygen, the amount of energy and time and spendthat we're going to to go out there and find nothing,

good morning, randy. >> good morning, ted. it's a lot of walking. these walkers started their journey a three-day trip up in willow grove, and by the end of today, they'll actually be all the way down at the navy yard in south philly. they're still getting ready for the final leg. take a look at the breakfast tent. they have their costumes on. a lot wearing pink. this woman in a unicorn outfit. the 400-plus walkers will begin the final leg at 6:00 a.m. this three-day trip spans some 60 miles and last year raised more than $2 million for breast cancer research. women and men often wear the color pink. you can't miss them as they hike up and down the local streets. you'll spot them by the zoo, down the parkway, and into old city before heading south to the navy yard. walkers tell us it's encouragement from the public along the way that gets them through the touch stretches. >> seeing the people out here, it motivates every one of us. seeing the people on the streets of philly that support the walkers, they can be so exhausted and then someone will hon

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i'm ted greenberg. now 9:30 on your sunday morning.you want to get outside and enjoy the weather, well, today is the day to do it. wet weather is on the way for the start of the work week. so let's get the latest on our forecast from first alert meteorologist krystal klei. good morning, krystal. >> good morning. ted really is the day to get outdoors and enjoy yourself because tomorrow will be an indoors day. here's a look at easton, pennsylvania. not as picture perfect as yesterday, when you just look at the live camera, because today we will have high clouds spread across the region which mean it's not a blue sky all day long, but still, peeks of sun and a mix of sun and clouds will make for a nice forecast all afternoon. right now, temperatures starting to warm up. rehoboth beach up to 74. at 70 in philadelphia, and 71 in wilmington. in the 60s north, though. 65, allentown and lancaster, you're at 67. as we get into the afternoon, many of us will talk low 80s. on our look at radar and satellite, scattered clouds in place, but no rain

liberty on to that brad what about ted obama what about that this whole situation this whole situation has been put in place because the failed policies of the last thirty from from clinton to. obama obama had his head in the sand for the last eight years with nothing but appeasement to the entire world all of our enemies and left left the next prez the united states with this situation it is a theory last a tragedy the entire world is now coming together at the u.n. and saying we're going to put sanctions against north korea because of what this last obama administration left sitting on the table for the world to do very little do you believe what they are so with head harvey and rads the way it should be brant valve and gentlemen thanks for joining us tonight lots to talk about special counsel robert muller is a paneling a grand jury to look into russian connections to the trump campaign last year r t you recently sat down with the russian lawyer not a balance guy and asked her what she thought about mowers investigation and the involvement of a grand jury. when they asked for this i

let's check in with violeta yas and your neighborhood forecast. >> good morning, ted. a little on the cool front to get your sunday started. temperatures, stilling for temperatures to rise into the 70s. pretty close now in philadelphia. 69 degrees the current there. p.a. suburbs, 63. cool also towards southern new jersey, lehigh valley into the low 60s. albeit with clear skies. with the sun shining so bright, temperatures will come up quickly into the course of the afternoon. temperature wise, going to be similar to yesterday. looking at mostly upper to mid 80s, but the big difference is the humidity drop. it did come down a little bit yesterday afternoon. with the front moving through, i think this afternoon is going to feel pretty comfortable. at least in terms of humidity. dew points near 60 in philadelphia. still in the upper 50s towards allentown. very, very comfortable, although of course it is early. the sun will be coming up and temperatures will be on the rise. highlights over the next couple days. looking at a beautiful, beautiful sunday with sunny skies and,

i'm ted greenberg. it's 10:00 a.m. on this sunday morning. thank you for being with us. and a dangerous and life-threatening situation continues to unfold in texas. first alert meteorologist krystal klei is tracking harvey, and she also has our neighborhood forecast. >> yeah, it's hard to look at this imagery because it's the same picture we have been seeing all of our morning hours. the problem with that is these heavy bands of rain, the armbands of tropical storm harvey, well, their just stuck right over the houston area. as a result, these are the areas that are dealing with catastrophic life-threatening flooding this morning. the center of the storm is to the south of austin. you can see there, so all the eastern half that's getting the major impacts. this is going to be the biggest problem, the one that goes down in history books. the flooded associated with the never ending rain that's in sight as we move forward. the problem is, like i mentioned, this system has been stuck in the same spot all night long. it's moving about 45-mile-per-hour sustained winds, but the

i'm ted greenberg. thank you for being with us. we start out by checking with first alert meteorologist krystal klei and your neighborhood forecast. also, keeping track of harvey and those heartbreaking scenes we're seeing there in texas. >> hard to follow this because the devastation is just so massive in scale. and it's not going to come to a close anytime soon. here's the problem. we're looking at tropical storm harvey's center right here. now, to the, which is the typical biggest damage zone, you see these heavy bands of rain. these are the arms of the storm that are just pounding the houston area. this thing is near stationary. it's been pounding the houston area for hours and hours and hours, which is leading to catastrophic flooding and life endangering conditions all throughout the houston zone. there are reports of more than 20 inches of rain that have fallen portions of houston. still to come, 15 to 25 more inches are possible. and there in lies the problem. if you have near two feet with the possibility of two more feet,

krystal and all of us here at nbc10, i'm ted greenberg. have a great sunday. using artificial tears often and still have dry eye symptoms? ready for some relief? xiidra is the first and only eye drop approved for both the signs and symptoms of dry eye. one drop in each eye, twice a day. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the eye, and unusual taste sensation. don't touch container tip to your eye or any surface. remove contacts before using xiidra and wait at least 15 minutes before reinserting. chat with your eye doctor about xiidra. >>> the president felt these comments were inappropriate. >> it shows bias. >> the russia story is a total fabrication. >> this is a tragedy for two families. >>> good morning. welcome to "sunday today." i'm willie geist. as president trump takes some time away from the white house at his club in new jersey, a potentially major development this morning with north korea. the united states is touting tough new sanctions against north korea imposed unanimously by the united nation

it was a wonderful ted cruz quote from that moment. >> ted cruz has a couple problems.t donald trump are the same people that support ted cruz. if he pisses them off, it's a problem. two, some of his biggest patrons in the conservative movement have leaned on him hard to stop criticizing the president. he's gobne along with it. there was a point where he had no fear of attacking president trump, but it's shifted dramatically. and i think another dynamic here is we all know the president watches the news on tv. and a lot of these members whether it's ted cruz or anybody else, they've learned that the quickest way to piss the president off is to be on television saying something critical. >> uneducated males now at 40-some percent approval. what is the number where ted cruzs of the world feel it's safe to come out from the rock? is there a number? >> i can't speak to them. can i speak to myself. if somebody attacked my father, if somebody attacked my wife, i wouldn't -- and if my donors told me you can't family member the president, i would tell them to go straight to hel

and that's the latest from t ted's bulletin. we learn how to make ted ta tarts. >> thank for joining me. >> i'll cost it for you. >>> that looks like wonderful start in gaithersburg. can't wait to join you. a live look outside if you head to baltimore crash alert northbound. literally parked traffic. southbound side looking good. >>> we have awe little rubber neck delay causing slow downs. >>> pallet more washington parkway if you head to baltimore this morning definitely better alternate than 95 negotiate it stand still several miles. let's switch it back to maps and show you what you're dealing with for morning commute. quiet conditions in gorn maryland past beltway upper loop looks good across the wilson bridge. good a 5 to 7 excuse me 50 and pennsylvania avenue and inbound cheverly looks good and we're in good shape. ishl morning con joington in the district. 95 to georgia avenue outer loop. metro rail lines on time. exempt for green line ongoing through august 20. back to you steve and maureen. >> okay do y h plans and nobo

ted greenberg is live in margate. a lot of that water now has been pumped toward the ocean. >> reporter: some of those areas look like sandy swamps. with the aim of stopping this project. officials say dead in its tracks. blocks away from the decimation of margate crown jewels, an overflow crowd applauded as margate commissioners voted to seek a court order to halt the half finished beach protection project that local leaders say is killing the resort at the height of the summer. >> that's what needs to get done. the project needs to get stopped. >> margate relaunching its legal fight against the state ordered project. which the city unly tried to block arguing it would bring serious drainage problems. those predictions realized when sandy stretches between ends and newly constructed dunes were turned into ponds of standing water. filled with high levels of bacteria after 5 inches of rain fell over the weekend. >> they have to figure out what went wrong and what was wrong with the engineering. and move on. >> a terrib

i'm tracey davidson. >> i'm ted greenberg. thank you for being with us. we made it to the middle of the week. the sun is making a return. >> that's according to bill henley. he has your most accurate neighborhood weather. >> rain is making an exit. moving out quickly. look at that progress. storm system pulling away from us. clouds go the same direction. it's starting to brighten up a little bit. now less than an hour from sunrise. can't see a whole lot. see the skies are mostly clear in easton. 59 degrees. we'll see a nice warm up in philadelphia. certainly warmer than yesterday. stuck in the 60s all day yesterday with wind and rain. still going to get a wind. a northerly wind today. that's dry air coming in from the north. make it nice and comfortable as the temperature climbs to 70 degrees. that's by 11:00. top out in the 70s. normally warm to 83 degrees in philadelphia. five degrees below normal in the city. rest of the area will be below normal too.

one of those people is ted cruz. he's done this over and over againly but in this case, he's going to be on the side of the harvey funding. i wouldn't be shocked if in the final analysis, this came out lot more smoothly than it might have. which isn't to say there won't be alulump, that neutralizes so of the problem. >> let's talk about bumps navigating this but president trump made big statements about recovery we're going to help you out get going again act lot of leaders we're a long way away from getting that funding and stating rebuilding process, how much of this is president trump navigating -- is about him understanding the channels he's to navigate in a natural disaster? >> you know, i think a lot of it, if you ask the administration candid at the policy level at least, that they have hurricane katrina in mind, they don't want to do that again, tom boss art was talking, a white house homeland security advisor said they've been thousand the experience, a lot of people on staff have been through that experienc

i'm ted greenberg. thanks so much for being with us. it is 5:00 a.m. and check out this heavy rain overnight in montgomeryville along route 309. the rain fell so hard and so fast, it created rivers running down the road. but we should be drying out later today. let's get our first alert neighborhood forecast from krystal klei. she has the most accurate forecast in town. and some areas still seeing a lot of rain right now. >> that's right, ted. so much of our area still dealing with either the threat of rain coming or it's falling overhead right now. and you can see the back line is passing right through philadelphia as we speak. areas like new kasz set county now more spotty showers urks same for parts of the lehigh valley and berks county. the heaviest is through south jersey. some of the heavy rain cutting right into ofabington and missi warrington. and it is moving out of the suburbs and soon enough it will move out of philadelphia. in fact i think the next hour or so, most of the heavy rain will be gone. but look at the heavy band still moving righ

growing number of republicans that says the president needs to be doing more, marco rubio, orrin hatch, ted cruz, calling this domestic terrorism. do you agree this was domestic terror? >> it does meet the definition

ted on our republican line. comments. ted in pennsylvania. >> okay. i wonder, as things go on, going to have major countries that are footing the states, russiaed and china. a little country like tahiti, to get an even slice of everything that goes is that going to be resolved? maybe it should be resolved before we get too involved in it. of our earlier callers anding about elon musk private space ventures. this is a piece from nbc news saying, so you want to be a tourist? one of those options talking about spacex. musk's company. the dragon cargo craft there, approaching the international station in one of their resupply missions. from derry, new hampshire. hello to michael on the independent line. >> hello. yes. hi. my comment is, after -- i love the technology in space and all that stuff, but i really think the manned missions really should not be going forward, that's out radiation there, the lack of oxygen, the amount of energy and time and spendthat we're going to to go out there and find nothing, i mean, send all the robots you want. go, you kn

the card that i'm looking has this -- this guy's name on it, ted malone.nd at the top, it says "stop foreclosure. save your credit and get your house sold in 7 days." did he show you this card? >> he gave us several of those cards. and they're on the bottom of his e-mail as well as his websites. they seemed very nice, very knowledgeable, had said they'd been doing this for a while. they had a few houses in scottsdale. >> okay. did you check out to see if the llc was legitimate with the secretary of state or anything like that? >> we did all that. but nothing came back on any of it, couldn't find anything with anybody saying that this was not legit. >> and your... at that time, your house payments were current. your hoa was current. your property tax was current. everything was exactly the way it should be. >> yes. >> malone offered to buy the house for the amount owed on the mortgage, 395,000. >> this seemed to be the best option for us because they wanted a 1-year or close sooner. and the way he made it out to be was he had somebody that wanted to buy it

we just got an update from senator ted cruz.g with a lot of dignitaries, shepard smith is on the fox news deck ready with facts as well. here's what we know. the george r brown convention center in houston has filled up with about 3000 people. they have carried out rescues like what you're seeing on the screen here more than 2000 of them to date in and around the houston area. we will stay on the story and bring you the very latest. kennedy. >> kennedy: continuing fallout over the president trump partnering arizona law man joe arpaio, found guilty of denying the order on the immigration roundup. known as america's share of thinking the president and a tweet. by the president's a late friday pardons during serious reaction from both sides including g.o.p. leaders paul ryan and john mccain. the president trump defenders saying that the clemency for arpaio pales in comparison to the actions from his predecessor barack obama. jason jay pitts. >> joe arpaio is a patriot and many people's books including mine. he has served the commun

ted cruz claims had too much pork in it for him to support.think politically it will be difficult, but it doesn't seem that lawmakers are prepared to hold the money hostage. >> it was a spat between cruz and christie yesterday. the "washington post" reporting there is a meeting between trump and that republican and democratic leadership regarding federal funding for harvey victims. that is september 6th after they're back. >>> let's turn our attention to the deadline. you are all over the immigration issue. what is the fewture for the some -- future for the some 800,000 dreamers? where are we headed? >> reporter: right now the future is uncredibly uncertain and -- is incredibly uncertain and causing question from snow advisory -- from those brought to the u.s. from the only home they have ever known. the problem is an ultimatum issued by conservative state attorneys general who are pushing the administration to sunset the administration or they will make it difficult for the administration in court or at least try to. it's not a hard and fast

theodore olson, ted olson, former u.s. solicitor general 2001 to 2004, has already argued 60-plus cases before the supreme court, including the 2000 bush v. gore. ted olson, thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you. >> douglas smith is a nonfiction author. he is the executive director of the los angeles service academy, and he's written a book on this case called "on democracy's doorstep: the inside story of how the supreme court brought one person one vote to the united states." thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> well, we're going to begin tonight by listening to chief justice earl warren in his own words talking about the importance of this case to the country and to the court. >> this court held that the question of whether a person was having equal protection of the laws was a judicial question, and we have the right to decide it, and we have, the legislators must give equal representation to everyone. that was where the expression one man, one vote came into being. in that sense, i think that that case,

i'm ted greenberg. thank you so much for being with us. overnight crews were cleaning up damage from last night's storm. this tree came crashing down on belvedere circle. and take a look at this, a car stuck under water, a viewer sent in this picture from the cornwell heights septa station. fire crews tell us several cars had to be towed from that area last night. it's a much different story this morning. this is a live look at center city. we're in for a sunny and warm saturday. but it is still feeling pretty sticky outside. for more on our weekend weather, we check in with bill henley and your most accurate forecast. good morning, bill. >> and we're seeing lingering clouds and as you mentioned, li lingering humidity, but we will see less of both during the day. sunshine already breaking through the clouds. 75 in king of prussia. up to 80 at 11:00. and the humidity level will be lower this afternoon. philadelphia already up to 75. we'll see more and more sunshine. look at the warm-up, 86 at 2:00 this afternoon. the less humid air will be

excuse me, ted, i want a last word on the issue of the closing. we're looking at 51st record close since the election. i think that really speaks volumes about the positive vibe out there we get less regulation, we're going to get growth. i think that manufacturing job number kind of reinforces that. >> well you sure hope it does. you know i would hope that would factor itself in. i think they have a lot more to do. if they can do it over the next 24 months, it will have very positive impact. that is one of the biggest problems in the country right now. cheryl: ted, lawrence, nicole, appreciate your perspective today. >> thank you. cheryl: to watch markets on track for north record close for the dow. what deep state leaks and attacks for our ability to work with other countries. major national security implications if which can't work with allies given threat of terrorism we face right now. lieutenant colonel ralph peters is here. he will weigh in coming up next. to folks everywhere whose diabetic... ...nerve pain shoots and burns its way into you

i'm ted greenberg. it's 6:01 on this sunday morning. thank you so much for being up early with us, and we're looking at a beautiful day ahead. first alert meteorologist violeta yas is here with a nice looking sunday forecast. >> that's right. good morning. temperatures right now into the 60s, still feeling a little cool, but those will be coming up into the 80 as we head in through the afternoon. philadelphia right now, 69 with a mostly clear sky. a little cooler there toward our pennsylvania suburbs. 63 degrees. new jersey, 67. out toward the lehigh valley as usual in the lower 60s. a little cooler there out toward the lehigh valley. wind flow coming in out of the north and west. bringing in cooler and air and also drier air. looks like we'll continue to see the humidity come down through the course of the afternoon. winds coming out of the north and west at 8 miles per hour toward the philadelphia area. a little bit of a breeze out there, but overall, not too bad. radar and satellite looking very quiet. not only locally, but across mo

senator ted cruz himself is taking criticism. you remember from his own party, chris christie, the governor timing and saying, there is hypocrisy here over ted cruz asking for federal aid for hurricane victims when he opposed similar measures for hurricane sandy victims. again, it feels too soon, but that is currently happening. >> on the question of the president passing the hurricane test, i want to make two comments. contrary to what matt said, he did not meet with anyone who has been through tragedies. he has met with governing officials. >> sandra: i don't think we know that. >> there has been no video. i understand, but matt said something that he is playing a certain role. he is not playing it on this trip. that is my point. there will be future opportunities for the president to demonstrate this kind and empathetic capacity that matt is talking about. i think it will be particularly important for him to do it. houston is one of the most diverse cities in america. >> sandra: what are you saying, simon? >> i am responding d

i'm ted greenberg. now 6:31. and take a look at this, in camden county, two weather elements collided. watch the right side of your screen as lightning flickers across this rainbow we spotted. the bright flash came after the storms cleared up last night. quite a sight there. and bill henley is here with the weekend forecast. good morning. >> good morning. a sight that won't be repeated today. we do have clouds, we have some sunshine, but no brain and no thunder and lightning. and the cloud, they will be heading out. you can see the sun is up in the lehigh valley, 70 degrees. easton is looking a little bit sunnier this morning. now just about a half an hour ago and the sun was just starting to come up, now the clouds are thinning out and we'll see fewer clouds as the day goes 00. by lunchtime, 81 in easton. for philadelphia, clouds have broken, now we're getting a good view of those clouds. we'll see lots of sunshine and the temperatures warming into the middle 80s by noontime. the winds are shifting, they will be

trump pushing us closer to victory in afghanistan or to a permanent military occupation the last ten ted goodman and isaiah poole in tonight's politics. mark twain supposedly once said that history never repeats itself but it does rhyme the same could be said about capitalism almost ten years after the last financial crisis the same forces that brought our economy down in two thousand and eight are again rearing their ugly heads but this time instead of subprime housing loans it's subprime auto loans that have some observers talking about the next big banks to meltdown joining me now is richard wolfe visiting professor at the new school co-founder of democracy at work and the author of numerous books including capitalism is crisis deepens essays on the global economic meltdown richard wolffe professor wolfe welcome back. thank you glad to be here it's great having you with us so as i mentioned there are now real concerns about the subprime auto industry the our auto loan industry which is now worth about twenty six billion dollars and then started to see delinquency rates that we literal

two who were old enough to have done it the first time. >> cam went head to head with the 69-year-old tedd when you took off your shirt, i had to take off my shirt. >> you have to take your shirt off, dude? seriously, bro? look at that. you don't got this, baby. six pack of love right here. >> over eight hours, the celebes competed in nine events, from kayaking to tennis, swimming, soccer -- >> ow. that really hurt. >> basketball, running and golf. >> i think i should just close my eyes. >> if you hit me with your eyes close -- >> i won't beat you with my eyes open. >> at times, the competition was tense. but in the end, it all came down to the tug-of war. >> look how good we're going to be at the tug of war. he will be our anchor. can you show off these legs. >> it's the only muscle i have. >> you skipped leg day, didn't you? >> i don't even skip leg day, and it's, like, sad. >> easy, joey. if you keep messing with cam, i'll have him take his shirt off again. he is never missing ab day. >>> coming up, remembering the actor, jay thomas. that is next.

unlike ted, i am not going to abandon texas.ief bill that some texans bought was -- >> more than 20 representatives voted against sandy aid. >> two third of two-thirds ofsa. >> much more is on the way contessa >> reporter: it will be interesting to see whether the senate, now that the republicans in the majority have not learned their lesson and would avoid adding any kind of pork on a harvey texas aid bill to senator cruz's point because he said he did not regret working on that bill we are out here on 288 everything is shut down, the restaurants are not operating because of this. in houston, you cannot get around the sign up here says if there is water on the road don't turn around you can see what i am seeing here, you cannot get through and this is not the only one, take a look on your iphone out of google map and what you see is road closures and there is no way of getting around here take a look here of all the water going through the storm. in houstons there are all these shots and restaurants. they are down underneath ke

ted is particularly good at that. he made it up.unded good. >> i would never be critical of ted cruz. >> i know you wouldn't. the truly disgasful part is he is not telling the truth standing in a recovery center. >> all right. let's expand this. i don't think it's fair to just talk about ted cruz. >> you brought him up. >> you can say that a lot of people across the region did the same thing. >> you know people in new jersey don't hold a grudge. we are happy to be helpful now because we know what the suffer sg like. >> you were talking about how it didn't hit you until about three weeks later. were you in new jersey? >> yes. i was in a garden level city. we didn't have it near the folks on the shore. everyone thinks about the immediate lives lost. that period where we were dark, the week after, two weeks after, we really start to get an understanding of the scale. what needs to be done to get air-conditioning back on, that sort of stuff? >> our plan right after the bat was four steps to return to some kind of normalcy. get gasoline

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i'm ted greenberg. it's 6:00 a.m. on this sunday morning, and we don't have to worry about that wet weather today. first alert meteorologist krystal klei is here with a nice looking sunday forecast. hi, krystal. >> that's right. let's not worry about it quite yet. we have nice conditions out there this morning. although it's a little cool, you may grab a light jacket if you're not a fan of the 50s because we're in the 50s in potstown to allentown, trenton, mt. holly, atlantic city. a few in the 60s. millville at 60, wilmington, 61. in philadelphia right now, 63 degrees. these temperatures will be bumping up, though, just like yesterday. talking low 80s for high temperatures in many locations. and today, the humidity stays low. just scattered clouds in place this morning. those scattered clouds will continue in and out throughout the afternoon hours but they do not bring any rain. we stay dry for today. but just for today. look to our west. you see stormy weather already brewing. and that's moving our direction. it's g

ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> it should be pretty good weather for the show tomorrow. maybe a couple showers in the morning. nice and comfortable in the afternoon. tonight is a different story. we have some issues with thunderstorms. lehigh valley, especially secondary threat in the pa suburbs. and third threat watch covers all of pennsylvania. that's until midnight tonight. and the first showers are getting into central pennsylvania. but if it continues holding together and tracking to the east, reading after 9:00 and philly closer to 10:30 tonight. so got several hours for that line itself to come in. something develops ahead of the line, we could get at least a shower ahead of that time. as you can see with the latest computer guidance, it comes in late this evening weakening a z it goes through. and that's why the longer we wait, the more likely it is to weaken. but it was still likely to see some showers overnight tonight. don't leave the windows open. and then tomorrow morning we may still have the remnants of that front coming in giving you some showers in delaw

and ted oberg of our houston station, stopped to chat with one little girl who just made it to safety>> what was it like? were you in that big truck? >> i was stuck in there. >> how tight was it? show me. it's okay. >> we were falling. >> what was the ride like to get out of here? >> to stay there and hold on. >> how long had you been waiting for that truck to come by and get you? >> oh, like an hour. >> an hour. >> and it was raining the whole time. did you have some sort of shelter? were you in a house or anything when you were waiting? >> yeah. but in a gas station. >> a gas station. how many people were at the gas station, jamie? >> like millions. >> like millions. more than what's in your class? more than what's in the lunchroom at school or less? >> more. yeah, like more. >> lots of people. are you okay? >> yeah. >> are you cold? >> kind of. >> i'm cold. >> yeah. >> he's like, i'm cold. >> talk about being resilient. the kids seem so res yeah, i'm cold. >> it's great that many don't know how devastation the situation is. >> got a lucky little girl right there. we'll be right bac

i'm ted greenberg. thank you for being with us.al klei and your neighborhood forecast. also, keeping track of harvey and those heartbreaking scenes we

>> well look, ted cruz is absolutely not a hypocrite.rs voted against the sandy relief bill and the reason is you pointed out it was bills of dollars in goodies not related to sandy including amtrak, alaska fisheri es and the smithsonian so i don't find him to be a hypocrite. let's help people but not go on a spending tree and we can't afford it and unfortunately that's the case and again unfortunately with harvey but the good thing is the democrats are going to give in and get the money out in a timely fashion. >> liz: adrian you can see why people start to get irritated by this because 15 people are dead and there are people being evacuated right let's back up. at that time then representative mike pence during superstorm sandy, he said we need to cut government spending to take care of disasters like katrina and now we have harvey here. adrian you've been on this show so many times, you're done with the politics you want to see help for these people, right? >> of course, absolutely and that's exactly why we need a clean spending bill

and as ted mentioned, woke some of us up with the lightning and thunder.sylvania, now looking at clearing conditions and that is heading our way. so soon enough, especially in the afternoon hours, i expect that we'll see mostly sunny conditions and just a nice afternoon for your saturday. temperatures now some of us have moved into the low 70s like fichl, philadelphia 71, vineland 73. 70 atlantic city and the water temperature at 73 degrees. as we get hour, we'll have low 80s for our highs. and you can see the trend by 2:00, already at 78 in philadelphia. that comes with the sunshine, some breezy conditions,