which kind of brings back this iconic symbol "the buck stops here." y truman made it quite famous because he believed all responsibility ends at the president's desk. the only person that the president of the united states can pass responsibility to, is to god. it comes from the wild west. in the wild west a bone handled knife, a buck knife was placed in front of the dealer. when it wasn't your turn or when you didn't want the responsibility you passed the buck. the buck knife to the next dealer. and that's who indicated the dialer. well harry truman being a poker player wouldn't know that. and so "the buck stops here" is the sign that ended up on his desk. this is one of multiple copies the president received. the original one is in his library in independence, missouri. one thing that people requirely get to see is the back of the sign. the back of the sign says "i'm from missouri." why is that important? it reminded harry truman don't ever get a swelled head. don't think you're better than the people that elected you because one of these days you'll

truman. >> truman. >> the buck stops here. >> not the bus, the buck. >> come on! out. >> harry -- >> truman. >> harry truman. >> yes, that's what i just said, i swear. >> who said the buck stops here? >> i don't know. >> huh? >> i don't know. >> the buck stops here. who said that? >> truman. >> the president. >> oh, my god. i feel stupid. >> well, this certainly comes as a shock to me. >> who did harry truman bomb, do you remember that? >> no. >> japan. speak softly and carry a big -- >> that's really tempting but i don't want to be around here much longer. >> speak softly and carry a big -- >> frame. >> speak softly and carry a big -- >> stick. >> excellent. who said that? >> roosevelt. >> which one? >> teddy. >> very good. >> that's exactly who i mean. >> carry a big stick. oh [ bleep ]. >> put a quarter in the square jar. >> i don't remember. >> teddy roosevelt. >> what are you so mad about? >> there's nothing to fear but -- >> fear itself. >> who said that? >> i just did. >> the pope. >> fdr. >> very good. a house divided against itself cannot stand. >> uh --

this was disengine ws because they are passing the buck to you the board of supervisors because they didn't want to address our concerns about the lack of public comment and process for this project that we believe a full environmental review under sequa would provide. now that it is in front of you we hope you take the opportunity to not pass the buck along again to [inaudible] we have 4 point we would like to present in terms of our appeals and are we ready to start with the first one? >> ya. my name is mohammed sheck with critical resisance and [inaudible] of curb. one of the points that we really wanted to highlight is the fact that this preliminary mitigated negative declaration is for a project that is not in accordance with state building regulations. we would like to show that here. in the prelim near neg tsk deckler aiz they state the project is a maex mm security facility compliant with codes and standards, however when you look that state regulations defined by [inaudible] section 1231 [inaudible] clearly states that outdoor exercise area or areas must be provided in type

, the buck is the most important thing for them. but organization he like human rights watch come in to push these business to say you have a voice, speak up, change can actually happen. >> what is the health of human rights organizations in iran? do they exist? can they speak? i know one prisoner who is a human rights activist who is in jail. >> human rights organizations as such do not exist in iran. they have been shut down. the hope is that this will lead to a more vibrant society and the government will have no choice but to let it go forward that way. >> i want to talk about women for a moment. in march you and a colleague wrote ang articl an article, this was a fascinating fact to me, iranian women were a very big part of the islamic revolution, more part of the government than men are possibly more equal in public life than they are in any other middle eastern country. >> that's correct. iran is not saudi arabia. as you mentioned, 60% of university students are women, women work, very much part of the workforce. women politi

jonathan: the buck stops, the end game with a ecb. how do they react? guest: the fact is all buck stops with the ecb is matter of fact. they are holding the reins. the liquidity. that would be game over. the ecb has always waited for politicians to calm of what the deal and sat in the meantime we will keep the greek banks afloat. to measure them enough collateral. here we are with no probe rim and no deal at the moment. -- here we are with no deal at the moment. what does the ecb do. what mario draghi will speak to eu lead leaders and the governing council will meet the later and at that point they have to say deal with get the greek banks and little bit more time, give the politicians more time? has to be a close call. jonathan: right, i want to bring you in. we have to as the question on wednesday war open. so much political capital spent over the weekend. -- we have to ask the crashed in -- we have to ask the question. if i am a greek person they voted no, does my bank open tomorrow? guy: is that is probably the biggest question. how much money in th

a two-foot tall two-ton beam from the twin towers was donated to bucks county by the travis man man manionfoundation. >>> with governor chris christie now running for president, nbc 10 decided to take a look at others from new jersey who made it all the way to the white house. only a few of them grover cleveland is the only new jersey native to become president. he was elected as the 22nd and 24th president in the 19th century. woodrow wilson was born in virginia but he did serve as president of princeton university and governor of new jersey before becoming the 28th president in 1913. >>> a present day presidential candidate, donald trump, filed a $500 million lawsuit against univision yesterday. trump says the spanish language network violated his first amendment rights by dumping his miss usa pageant. univision made the decision because of trump's controversial comments about mexican immigrants. the network called trump's lawsuit factually false and legally ridiculous. >>> preparing for the pope. businesses and people living near independence mall will be impacted by pope francis's visi

for about six weeks. >>> official ground breaking ceremony for 9/11 memorial is happening today at the bucks county justice center in doylestown. a 20-foot tall two-ton beam from the twin towers was donated to bucks county by the travis manion foundation. the foundation was started by the mother of a marine who died in iraq in 2009. >>> district attorneys from northampton, lehigh and berks county announced mvp, maximum victim protection. it allows electronic panic buttons which are being donated to abuse victims at no monthly fee. >>> a am proud to announce my candidacy for the republican nomination for president of the united states of america. >> he's in. new jersey governor chris christie made his candidacy official yesterday at his old high school in livingston essex county. christie waste nod time campaigning. he held a town hall in new hampshire last night and will remain there today. with governor chris christie now running for president, nbc 10 is lacking at others from new jersey who made it all the way to the white house. grover cleveland is the only new jersey native to become pre

the bucks county warrant took him by surprise. ct attorney's office tells us that the check was bad and that court fees were not paid and there is a bench warrant out for your arrest right now. were you aware of that? >> no. but i'm going to get that taken care of. >> reporter: he says he's aware of the philly warrant and plans to straighten it out. and the camden indictment he says is about fines he didn't pay. he says he's working on federal tax liens against him, one in 2014 for more than $8,000 and another from 2010 for more than $167,000. i would like to also ask you about the many liens against you. your comment about those? >> liens for? >> reporter: liens, there's a federal lien against you. you're not aware of that? >> no. i have an appointment with the tax person to get my taxes stuff straightened out because i'm a little behind in my taxes. >> reporter: meantime he promised he would get back to work in a few days after this interview a couple weeks ago. >> i have been dealing with them, i haven't run from them. >> report

certainly it seems he is passing the buck on to the guides.e is now in zimbabwe facing charges and authorities saying they are looking for this american hunter who they accuse of doing this and killing this famous lion. >> it is sad. we are looking at pictures of cecil, david, while we are talking to you. this brings up serious questions about poaching. poaching is such a controversial issue in that part of the world. >> poaching is a major issue. in this case it was trophy hunting rather than poaching to seem will come in often legally and hunt precious games. the hunters say this is the way -- conservation groups say this issue of cecil is a perfect example of their perspective that this practice should be banned altogether. we are at a center in south africa where they rehabilitate big cats. some of them in fact were bred just to be hunted. there is a movement against the practice but the hunters say they have every right to shoot these animals because it is perfectly legal. the legality of death of cecil is still being investigated. >> tro

host: butts jump right ahead to watchmen because as we will talk about later in the hour, that's the buck when she left home and went to new york to write that's actually the book she wrote. mockingbird involved in the editing process so what's my name this summer is the first book she wrote when she turned it into her editors. but it's at the center of a controversy because she said i'm not going to publish another book. and her sister was a longtime caretaker. and there's then there's a story how the manuscript was miraculously found. >> there was a second novel but if it were going to be published with the after her death and here comes the buck during her lifetime this is like attending -- the creation story the attorney tells is. she's going through. there comes a manuscript with go set a watchmen. what is this? it had been stolen. now that's what happened to the manuscript or the novel that harper lee was working on in the second novel supposedly. we had a break and was stolen. somebody made off with a ream of paper. but that deposited in the law offices and it's been there all this

drip drip drip with the information but it still has the same affects and as you said truman said the buckps and apparently with her. >> apparently to plea to resign got to her. >> oh it is friday. it is summer. perfect for friday afternoon. "outnumbered" and she is out. the question now is what is next? who is going to talk her place and how will they fix it? >> and will they bring accountability? >> and will they fear julie? >> they better >> potential battle for jason pier paul tweeting a photo of the athletes private medical records revealing his finger was amputated after a fourth of july accident. what kind of legal recourse does he have? and a reaction from an actress who saw a theater goer texting during and performance and we will tell you what she did and talk about if it was justified. vo: with beyond natural dry pet food, you can trust our labels. when we say real meat is the first ingredient, it is number one. when we say there's no corn, wheat or soy it's not there. learn more at purinabeyond.com you know the importance of heart health. you watch your diet, excercise... and m

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so you can see as the rain spread through the region right around philadelphia, southern bucks county into burlington county very heavy rain on the order of two plus inches but the good news is despite a stray shower lingering to night we'll clear thing out. tomorrow starts with sunshine and the afternoon looks great. as we begin a friday it looks like a pretty nice summer weekend. much better way on the way as we head through our weekend much jessica, back over to you. >> kay thanks so much. tonight's storms did some damage here in the city. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in washington square west where a large tree has blocked a street. david? >> reporter: jessica you expect to see these things in wide open areas but not the city especially washington square with these buildings. take look at this tree it looks very healthy from the ground up but obviously the root structure underneath just could not hold this tree from the win i want to back out of the way so you can see this. we're at the 1100 block of rodman street much this tree just completely collapsed over fro

. >>> on the ground, an unexpected encounter between buck and biker. and a rescue that just barely gets the job done. >> slipped out of one knot and that was enough for it all to come apart. >>> a truck dips, a race car flips -- >> it looks like a model car out there coming apart. someone stuck a fire cracker in it or something. >>> moments so jarring they take your breath away. hear from those who saw it, filmed it and lived to tell the tale. >>> welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. collisions, calamities and car wrecks. these types of incidents can be scary enough to make you feel like your heart is skipping a beat. our first video is a heart stopping moment when a young girl goes into cardiac failure at a texas middle school and it's all caught on camera. it's a normal school day until a 12-year-old girl's heart suddenly stops beating. >> first thing i thought, scary. very scary. because i didn't know what i was looking at. >> september 26th, 2011, frisco, texas. kylie shea is walking the hallways with her friends when she suddenly has

without the buck, you've got problems, but with the buck, you've got real problems. >> drinking isn't best part, it's making it and taking care of it. it's something for me to constantly do during the week. i have to check it, make sure the temperature is right. heat it up, what it needs to be, burp the bag. all that stuff is just something to do. >> if kronsberg was bored before, it will be worse now. he was given 30 days in disciplinary segregation. locked in a single person cell 23 hours per day with few possessions. >> thank you. >> this is the only thing i look forward to for the day. it's just something, anything, you know? sitting in this room all day, not talking to anyone, food comes in, i'm busy for five minutes doing something. i'm eating. it's just something, you know? it's anything other than sitting here staring at the wall. >> disciplinary segregation is used for punishment purposes to teach the inmate their behavior is not accepted in the general population. a lot of them who come in here, don't want to come back in here so they learn their lesson. >> last time i was l

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bob spoke to the central bucks chamber of commerce in north whales today. fielded a number of questions about meeting the pope. he told nbc10 fund-raising is still in full force as planners work to come up with the $45 million needed. >> we don't have enough money yet. we have not reached our goal. we raised approximately $35 million. a transit company has been hired to manage the 7,000 buses that will be coming in and out of the city. >> we are counting down to the pope's visit to philadelphia. we are 65 days away. we have continuing coverage as we prepare for the pope. you can find it on nbc10.com and on the nbc10 app. >> it steams we're hearing much more about, shahs in the news lately. more people are getting busted for the kinds of sharks they're catching and how they're doing it straight ahead. this is the video police are combing through after someone blew up an atm overnight. video that's all new at 6:00. >> we're in a dry stretch, but for how long coming up in my first alert weather forecast. the next time you can see rain. >>> now new information o

. >> making the most and giving bang for the buck when you look at the pictures and discovery of the planet. >> thank you so much. john jenkins, thank you for joining us. >> when we return, beyond the debate of whether or not to explore space, we look at how we should do it. pros and cons of privatizing space. to pluto and beyond. it's "inside story". >> being a musician, there's no demand... >> world renowned artist lang lang >> the moment you're on stage, >>> welcome back to "inside story", i'm adam may in for ray suez. tonight's show - to pluto and beyond. the trend towards private money, pushing exploration to another lair. yuri milnersnt, russian billionaire and steven hawking announced a $100 million project called break through listen. listen to this - the goal is to search for radio signals signs of intelligent life out there. the executive director of the space frontier foundation, the director of the advocacy of the planetary society, thank you for joining us. i would like to start with you. is the private industry really driving us forward when it comes to immigration. >>

the heavier rain is for montgomery and into bucks county extending into the lehigh valley. look at that line of storms. the storm system is producing a very heavy rainfall. rainfall rates coming down at least three inches an hour in some spots, heavier in others. it's on the move. the storms with the heavy rainfall won't last that long in your area. but there are some heavier storms now that are just popping up in salem county, just to the east of pennsville salem is getting a lightning show this morning. it's heading towards woolwich and gloucester. a heavy shower is popping up over chester as well. it's a line of showers that extends now into bucks county. this leading edge is moving faster. it's moving to the northeast at 30 miles an hour. so it will quickly move through the area. look at this heavy rainfall. the rain tapers off. the rain is already starting to settle down. which is a sign these storms are weakening. but there is rain on the ground. it will take some time for the rain to come downhill towards lower lying roads and that's the potential for flash flooding.

the milwaukee bucks are owned by billionaires. why'd you need public funding? t moynihan said, one of the great ripoffs. ted cruz will go after him on that one. mark: walker and john kasich are darn proud of the records. their approval is not skyhigh. they have to make what they did in their state's tangible. understanding why what you did in her state can be taken nationally, neither of them can say, i did this in wisconsin. make a president and i will do this in washington. bill clinton did that, bush did that. i have not heard any of the governors do that. that is a missing piece. moving on, looking at another bit of what walker said. three words, reform, growth, and safety. ask as i traveled this country i have to tell you. people are frustrated with politicians telling people what they are against and who they are against. america is for something and someone. let me tell you what i am four. im for reform, growth, safety. i am for transferring power from washington to taxpayers all across the country. that is real reform. i am for building a better economy

the heavier rain is for montgomery and into bucks county extending into the lehigh valley. producing a very heavy rainfall. rainfall rates coming down at least three inches an hour in some spots, heavier in others. it's on the move. the storms with the heavy rainfall won't last that long in your area. but there are some heavier stor

comes to- i'm very supportive of the issuance but where do the residents get protected where does the buck stop with the number of seats on divisadero street between one block and another where does it stop when our coming off affordable housing of 0 major corridor and intrude into a resident do you measure that. >> i'll say the preliminary responsibility from public works prospective to insure that everyone has equal access to the public right-of-way so we're looking for our insuring the paths of traffic that tables and chairs will not block the public right-of-way we do have inspectors so if we get complaints either someone encroaching beyond what is permitted or particular conditions we have inspectors that issue a notice of violation we don't very specific limits for you know overall quantities on a given block generally the limiting facts and circumstances are the public right-of-way and what we look at for that trying to make sure egging ingress and ingress and make sure that the people are assess to the sidewalk we don't dlef into 20 cafes they all want table and chairs if there is

. >> making the most and giving bang for the buck when you look at the pictures and discovery of the planet. >> thank you so much. john jenkins, thank you for joining us. >> when we return, beyond the debate of whether or not to explore space, we look at how we should do it. pros and cons of privatizing space. to pluto and beyond. it's "inside story". >> just because you're pregnant don't mean your life's ended. >> intense pressure. >> i don't know if this whole dance thing will work out. >> tough realities. >> we call chicago "chiraq" because we have more killers. >> life changing moments. >> shut the cam --. >> from oscar winning director alex gibney. a hard hitting look at the real issues facing american teens. the incredible journey continues. "on the edge of eighteen". >> being a musician, there's no demand... >> world renowned artist lang lang >> the moment you're on stage, it's timeless >> american schools falling flat... >> there are no music class in public schools... >> and his plan to bring music back... >> music makes people happier... >> every tuesday night. >> i lived t

. >> making the most and giving bang for the buck when you look at the pictures and discovery of the planet. >> thank you so much. john jenkins, thank you for joining us. >> when we return beyond the debate of whether or not to explore space, we look at how we should do it. pros and cons of privatizing space. to pluto and beyond. it's "inside story". >> just because you're pregnant don't mean your life's ended. >> intense pressure. >> i don't know if this whole dance thing will work out. >> tough realities. >> we call chicago "chiraq" because we have more killers. >> life changing moments. >> shut the cam --. >> from oscar winning director alex gibney. a hard hitting look at the real issues facing american teens. the incredible journey continues. "on the edge of eighteen". >>> welcome back to "inside story", i'm adam may in for ray suez. tonight's show - to pluto and beyond. the trend towards private money, pushing exploration to another lair. yuri milnersnt, russian billionaire and steven hawking announced a $100 million project called break through listen. listen to this - the goal

. >> that's really just passing the buck. trying to shift the liability on to the consumer. >> there's very minor damage to all of these vehicles. >> attorney adam shale represents jowl's family. >> it's astonishing that that magnitude of injury happened from what was really a fender bender. >> a four-car collision where all the other drivers walked away. but a metal fragment exploding from the air bag left a three inch slice in jewel's neck. >> she had lost so much blood that oxygen wasn't getting to her brain. >> shaye is now suing the rental car company, honda and tacada. >> a way to get their attention is to say what you did was not right and you're going to pay for it. >> while his grief is overwhelming, alexander takes some comforted from the very last tex he got from his daughter. i love my life, dad. i love my life. >> i had 26 years, 9 months approximately 11 hours, 8 minutes. i'll never get over this loss. >> in los angeles, colleen williams, nbc bay area news. >> some larger rental companies have voluntarily pulled

. >> that's really just passing the buck trying to shift the liability on to the consumer. >> there'sery minor damage to all these vehicles. >> attorney adam shea represents jewel's family. >> it's astonishing from what was a fender bender. >> a collision where all of the other drivers walked away but a metal fragment exploding from the takata air bag left a three-inch slice in jewel's neck. >> she had lost so much blood that oxygen wasn't getting to her brain. shane is now suing the rental car company, honda and takata. >> the way to get their attention is for a jury in los angeles to say what you did was reprehensible reprehensible, what you did was not right and you're going to pay for it. >> while his grief is overwhelming alexander branningman takes some comfort from the very last text he got from his daughter. i love my life dad. i love my life. >> he hopes no other family will suffer as he has. >> i had her 26 years, nine months, approximately 11 hours and eight minutes and i'll never get over this loss. >> reporter: in los angeles, colleen williams nbc, bay area news. >> the r

the buck stops with me. so i'm accountable. that is why i fired folks that i fired immediately. cause you have to be accountable and then cooperating. >> so can you expect an apology from the media as governor christie does and also say i'm accountable? are those twin desires? do they intersect? >> they -- >> i don't think he's first of all going to get much of an apology from the media. he's trying to say yes, i appointed these people but i had nothing do with it. he did go to fort lee the day it came out and apologized to the mayor there behind closed doors. so he's saying he's putting it on his shoulders in that way. what he's say he is not responsible for all the shenanigans going on about the port authority. forget the lane closures. other things on increasing tolls. people on the board he appointed who had business with entities involved with the port authority. he's saying he is not responsible for any of that stuff. but he's just technically accountable because he's the governor. >> he is where the buck stops. david just really quickly. you set bridgegate aside and there

understanding of the legislation before us is that the real estate office wants to get the best bank for the buck of valuable transit oriented sites connected with the gll site i'll be asking for a better explanation of this complex deal i know also in my framing we have the worst housing affordability crisis and any public parcels to be used for affordable housing or mixed use for the prop k housing balance of 50 percent of affordable housing we should be doing everything possible and coming up before the november ballot is surplus policies for initiate i have questions how that factors in i know that mr. updyke walked us through the one hundred percent affordability and the cost that that are challenging for a citywide like ours i want to ask where would we wave the city's ordinance for this if you could explain that mr. updyke. >> so in this case we have an active use for a lease back so let's step back into the normal course of finding a surplus and offering that with the plus ordinance that is normally unproved land or vacate vacant and it is straightforward to follow the as much as policy a

quote, we acknowledge this long history of mistakes, we are grateful for all you dor for reddit and the buck stops with me. powell says she is committed to improving communication with the community. and she was appointed interim ceo since last year and since then has drawn national attention tore the sex discrimination lawsuit against a former employer. >>> the facebook executive cheryl sandberg is taking a seat on the board of her late husband's company. he was part of a survey monkey executives until he died in a treadmill accident in march. in a statement released by survey monkey, she is joining the board to help realize her husband's vision of a lasting company. >>> the prime minister of greece will meet today with european leaders in belgium in what could be a make or break attempt to get a financial rescue deal. and banks in greece have been closed for more than a week, and cash withdrawals are being remitted. and meanwhile the european central bank has reversed to increase assistance. >>> the state house in south carolina is expected to vote whether to remove the confederate flag fr

. >> em mew on the run in bucks county. how the big bird is finally caught. keep it here. your news starts in 30 seconds. fox 29 news in hd brought to you by xfinity the future of awesome awesome. ♪ >>> right now on fox 29 news at 10:00, what a night for carli lloyd. what a way to end a forth of july weekend. u.s. a beats japan five to two and won the woman's world cup title. she got her start in soccer in south jersey scored a hat trick absolutely stunning. good evening i'm lucy noland. carli lloyd played the game her live in vancouver and the kids she inspires were watching. fox 29's dave kinchen is in marlton where crowds have been going wild at a watch party. dave, you were at the best place that you could be at tonight. >> reporter: no doubt about that, let me tell was lucy. this was one of the wildest game watch parties i've ever been to. a big night for usa and south jersey and little ones inspired by carli lloyd. >> usa! usa! >> reporter: huge all american night for the u.s. women's soccer team an hometown star. >> carli carli carli! >> number 10 carli lloyd drivin

the statement reads in part we are grateful for all you do for reddit and the buck stops with me. powells says she is committed to improving communication with the reddit community. she was ceo since last year and has been in the spotlight for her sex discrimination lawsuit against a silicon valley firm. we spoke with an analyst about the future of reddit. >> this could be the end of reddit. they don't handle this really well, they could lose the majority of their volunteers. it's not like these people are tied to the company. they don't get any salary or benefit. it's not hard for them to say we're doing this why? >> if this company wants to be saved, powell he says should be replaced. reddit had 164 million visits to its site last month. >> facebook executive sheryl sandberg is taking a seat on the board of her late husband's company. >>> david goldberg had been ceo of survey plan can i in six years when he died in march -- monkey for six years when he died in march in a fall. she said she wants to them realize her husband's vision of a lasting company. >>> a stunning confession

about six weeks. >> the official groundbreaking ceremony for a 9/11 memorial is happening today at the bucksll, two-ton beam from the twin towers was donated to bucks county by the travis manion foundation. the foundation was started by the mother of a marine who died while serving in iraq in 2009. >>> the electronic panic buttons are being donated to domestic violence victims in the lehigh valley. it's part of a must program called mvp within maximum victim protection. district attorneys from lehigh northampton and berks counties announced the plan yesterday. the monthly fee will be waived for abuse victims. >>> the construction is already in swing for a new building at the navy yard. nbc 10 was at the groundbreaking ceremony yesterday. it also included the ribbon cutting for a new five-acre park called central green. it has a social track. there's a hammock grove boccie table tennis courts an a fitness area. >>> decision 2016 new jersey governor chris christie is now the 14th major republican candidate for president. >> he is in new hampshire today to try to woo voters in that state's firs

and the hometown basketball team the bucks promised their mascot is on the case. animal control told us today it could be a wild cougar that made its way from the woods into the city. or it could be someone's pet. there is no ban on owning exotic animals in wisconsin. >> we're asking people not to shoot, to actually call 911 if they see the animal rather than try to take care of it themselves. >> reporter: for now the investigation into the big cat in the big city remains open. craig melvin, nbc news, milwaukee. >>> that will do it for us on this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. county...near lake berryessa. a wildfire is is spreading >>> that breaking news we've been following for 90 minutes in napa county near lake berryessa, a wildfire spreading towards campgrounds and forcing evacuations. these are lyeive pictures of the smoke and the flames down below from our nbc bay area chopper. good evening i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. we're at about 700 acres and growing, started at 2:30 th

. >> the refreshing couple were known to buck the hollywood mold and put family first. their statement reflected that saying "we go forward with love and friendship for one another and a commitment to coparenting our children whose privacy we ask to be respected during this difficult time." now, k.g. ben and jenn, everyone kind of looked up to them as that hollywood couple that was bucking the trend of getting married and getting divorced. >> i know how hard that is. and to write a statement like that and release it. and going through a very difficult time, very emotional time. but you feel you failed you failed your children you failed one another. you really don't want them to be adversely impacted. i like they talk about coparenting. i think that's so important. you have to put your ego aside. you can't make it about you, your feelings. do what's right and what's in the best interests of your children. i know ben. i don't really know jenn. but i think from what i've heard people that know them bowe very good people. they love their children. they're great parents. i

it's part of the bucks knocks out hunger event.this is happening at delaware valley university in doylestown. more than 500 volunteers are expected to help out. they'll need that for 100,000 meals. that's a big effort. >>> today is the second day of the delaware state fair. it's being held in harrington for its 95th season. the ten-day event will run through august 1st. >>> in gloucester county it's the 33rd annual new jersey peach festival under way now. between now and sunday sample the sweet, sweet peaches and goodys athe 4-h fair in mullica hill. the governors cup will be awarded for the best peaches. >>> nasa scientists looking for an edge-like planet say they found the closest match yet. >> hugely exciting. the planet is being called a close cousin to earth. this is kepler 452-b. researchers say it may have the right conditions for life to form. the newly discovered plan set bigger than earth and has twice the gravity. before you start planning your trip, it's 1,400 light years. >> twice the gravity of earth. >> yes. >> i sti

crossing the river in bucks county, still have this crash on the northbound side of route 1 the not so super highway between i-95 and oxford valley road. it's off to the side of the road. north hampton township, new construction starts today for the next couple of weeks from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 they will close bustleton pike. us use bristol road or knowles road. the in the city, 7:00 p.m. they will start tearing up walnut lane through roxborough. midvale through east falls and kelly drive the upper chunk coming off lincoln drive starting at 7:00 p.m. >> officials say a lightning strikes sparked this massive fire at a hotel in florida yesterday. flames shot from the roof of the resort in orlando. flames forced the evacuation of five hundred rooms. no injuries reported. >>> new on "action news," police in maine say a man who was drinking and celebrating the fourth of july tried to launch a firework off the top of his head which killed him instantly. friends tried to stop the 22-year-old from igniting the mortar tube on saturday, but it exploded. he died. the first fatality. >> a boy in too

. >> doesn't the buck stop with you? >> yes, it does. >> you're paying their salaries. >> oh absolutely. we have gone out of our way to make sure everybody that that building is legal and we do have some that were -- that became legal, and wait a minute. we have some many i think, that became frankly, me you, everybody. ultimately we're all sort of in the group of immigrant, right? but we have done that to the absolute letter of the law. they haven't shown us anything. i wish they would give us some names. we'd get them out -- >> you must have a guy on the job site. >> we have more than one guy and we check it probably more carefully than any job ever built. you have anywhere from 11 million to 34 million illegal immigrants in this country. they're all over the place. nobody knows even where they come from. >> can you guarantee you don't have illegal or undocumented workers working for new hotel projects or various -- >> i can't guarantee it. how can anyone? we have 34 million in the country. i used to hear 11 now it's 3

wounded during separate shootings in the same section of the city. >> later starbucks is passing the buck why beverage prices are going up there when "action news" comes back. >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> good morning everyone. it's 6 o'clock on this tuesday july 7th. tam is awesome erin o'hearn joins us and we're following developing news this morning. >> a six-year-old is recovering after being shot while playing basketball. we're live with the details. >> two former employees of the philadelphia soul were killed in two separate accidents within days of each other. >> we're learning more new information about embattled bill cosby's confession that he gave drugs to women with the intent of having sex with them. >> talk about that soupiness out there with dave murphy and matt pelman until for karen. >> it's wet out here on the terrace because of a quick moving earlier shower that popped through. that shame shower is now pushing through southern bucks county a litt

and the hometown basketball team the bucks promised their mascot is on the case.l told us today it could be a wild cougar that made its way from the woods into the city. or it could be someone's pet. there is no ban on owning exotic animals in wisconsin. >> we're asking people not to shoot, to actually call 911 if they see the animal rather than try to take care of it themselves. >> reporter: for now the investigation into the big cat in the big city remains open. craig meft inlvin nbc news milwaukee. >>> that will do it for us on this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news thank you for watching and good night. >> there have been rumblings of cheating but now a bombshell allegation goes well beyond that. was it a long ongoing affair that brought down blake and

but this is route one the super highway in bucks county by oxford valley road. n talking about the midday construction scheduled here. we have a crew out and about right now in the gore pointer but luckily all the lanes are opened. matt. >> thanks matt. >>> new this morning on "action news" a gunman is on the run after opening fire on a man in wilmington, delaware. police say the shooting happened shortly before midnight near tenth and spruce streets. when police arrived they found a 20-year-old man lying in the street with multiple gun shot wounds to the back and the leg. he was rushed to christiana hospital and is in critical condition. police are searching for a motive for this crime. >>> crews in upper darby still working this morning to clean up the scene of monday night's four alarm blaze. the action cam was on south 69th street early this morning where demolition is under way. the fire caused major damage to the payless shoe storm "action news" reporter katherine scott will have a live report on the cleanup. >> a delaware woman stole a fire department pick