acme donated $1,000 to each the local police department, the firehouse and the school district of philadelphiasylvania state police along with members of the norristown police department spent time to greet neighbors. they caming to outside the montgomery county courthouse to get to know each other a little better. officers demonstrated how to use their equipment. police motorcycle seemed to be a big hit as was the patrol car. it's part of the ongoing effort to build a relationship between police and the people they serve. >>> over in kensington, some of philadelphia's finest joined kids. it was food for everyone after the game time was over, this too is part of a regional effort to build stronger bonds between the police and the community. >>> also a nice day for a walk. over to the kimmel center to enjoy a free concert. ♪ >> think about that? the center celebrated the beauty of organ with a performance featuring performers from opera philadelphia. guests were given the opportunity to take a closer look at fred, the largest mechanical pipe organ in the country. i no longer live with the uncer

it was an emotional reunion at the firehouse. take a look as the dispatcher and the fire lieutenant explained what happened. >> the phone rang and they said that someone had collapsed. and i walked him through it, and determined that cpr wasn't necessary. >> walk me through how to do cpr on him. she counted 1, 2, 3, 4, for 10, 15 minutes, until the ems got there. >> james's family initiated cpr, which truly was the key point in all of this. without that pre-arrival cpr, there wouldn't have been much we could do before we got there. >> james's wife and son were both presented with every day hero awards for their quick thinking. >>> mi nerves are rattled again in europe, after an attack on a policeman at a paris landmark. >>> a beautiful evening. we're looking at a yellow weather alert for tomorrow. here is future cast. we stopped it at 7:00 a.m. we have showers and light rain, and drizzle across most of the metro area. coming in from the west, you won't have as much rain headed eastbound on 66. you're going up 95, or coming down 27

. >> reporter: frank davis was a firefighter for 40 years and currently president of the firehouse whereckenna and his brother are volunteer firefighters. >> i had to make a decision one day to let two children in a burning vehicle die basically because of power lines on the vehicle and i had to decide not let our guys put water on the vehicle because they would have been electrocuted. i still have those flashbacks and still wake up in the middle of the night with that stuff. but to suck it up and move on. and it works on you after a while. >> reporter: in an effort to raise awareness about mental health issues and help erase the stigma associated with asking for help, mckenna has written a research paper on the subject where his college thesis which will be published. he interviewed firefighters from around the country about their emotional experiences, ptsd and coping mechanisms. >> i want people to know that mental health in the fire service is okay. there is nothing wrong to ask for help. the brain can't see something a tra matt tick and ju traumatic and turn it off. >> don't try to

-- ♪ hello it's me ♪ >> adele popped in to say hello to some very special firefighters at the chelsea firehousendon. the grammy winner made the surprise visit to show her support for brave men and women who battled last week's devastating grenfell tower blaze where at least 79 are believed to have died. the station manager says adele simply knocked on the window and on september 9, 2010, pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an ntsb investigation. pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to perform 10,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e safer. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak detection technology that is one-thousand times more sensitive, and built a state-of-the-art

first -- ♪lo hels it'me >> adele popped in to say hello to some very special firefighters at the chelsea firehouse. the grammy winner made the surprise visit to show her support for brave men and women who battled last week's devastating grenfell tower blaze where at least 79 are believed to have died. the station manager says adele simply knocked on the window and said, hi, i'm adele, before presenting some cake., ♪ you got to love youf rsel >> mary ♪ all you people can't you see >> makes me want to dance. does it make you want to dance? the backstreet boys are larger than life in las vegas, they just added 15 more shows to their residency at planet hollywood, they're doing such a fantastic job. nick carter has a few other things keeping him really busy now. like a new tv show and being a dad. nick talked about it all with "e.t." online's leah aguilera ♪ i want it that way >> you are a father yourself now. if your little boy were to come to you in a decade or so and be, like, dad, i want to be in a boy band, i want to be like you, what would you say to him? >> i'm already expecting it to happen.

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he turned his truck around, went back to the firehouse >> we have an event that reenacts, -- >> we dovery year the freedom tower. that climb represents the heroism, the acts of courage, the loss of life inside the stairwells. >> heather: he was on the 27th floor and he was telling other firefighters to get out when he already knew one of the towers had fallen. >> he gave up his life to try to save somebody else. people just went to work. the acts of heroism. the climb is 2,226 steps. you can tell it was acts of heroism where people give up their lives and people save lives that day. we are very proud that we are able to do this. >> heather: your brother was a hero. he left behind a wife and five children. >> they are all doing well. we are very proud of the things we are doing. the money that we raised -- >> heather: tell us about the program. >> we are building houses from all across america and those who paid the biggest price for our freedom because we know we went to war because of what happened on september 11th, 2001. the money we raised for the tower climb will help build these

check it out singer adele stopped by the firehouse tasked with battling the fire at the apartment buildingn london. adele sat down with the fire crew and shared a cup of tea to show her gratitude for the first responders. >> very nice. >> abc's bachelor in paradise will return despite an online scandal. misconduct allegations between two cast members, warner brothers said they had completed an internal investigation saying no misconduct did not happen. they will not state the alleged incident. not sure if the cast members involved will return to the show when filming begins again. >>> a popular childrens toy is getting a modern makeover and mattel has released a new diverse crop of ken dolls. new hair styles including corn rows and a man bun and barbie's boyfriend comes in three different body types. the original and slim and a thicker middle. after they released a line of new barbies. >> still to come on "action news" at 5:00 a check of the forecast. looking live at sky 6 hd showing you pens landing on a tuesday night. adam joseph has your exclusive accuweather forecast. sum err arrives t

elliott richardson and then william ruckle quit after the president told him to fire bob cox in the firehouse massacre. the question would be would anyone in the justice department actually follow the orders or would they resign? i have to say, i am less convinced that the republican party would abandon donald trump if he did this. the republican party here, you know, they are completely unified. every once in a while, john mccain says, i'm very concerned, and then he's still voting with them down the line on everything. so i think this is an intensely loyal agenda-driven republican party, and if he fired comey, i think it would be very bad politically, but i'm not sure the republicans would really turn on him. >> i have a reason to believe why that's happening. i think it's fairly obvious but let's move on. abby, a source close to the president telling jim that the president should steer clear of doing something like this, but at the end of the day, the president listens to his gut. anything could happen. >> when people tell him what to do, he tends to react, oftentimes by doing the opposite

. >> i only live up the street from the firehouse and when i got to new jersey avenue both houses wereolved in the hall i ways and extended to the rear of the building. >> now chief says that the fire intensified after propane tanks exploded, with the assistance of the seven co, they eventually brought that fire under way. in one was injured. >>> thomas, thank you. police are searching for two suspects robbed a delaware county store, one disguised as a sanitation worker, suspect robbed this edible arrangement on state road in drexel hill on saturday morning. the other guy walk in wearing a sixers cap, that is one of the disguises. that is other guy. they tied up only employee during robbery and after the gun man left that victim amazingly was able to run to the restaurant next door with his hand still tied. >> he told me that somebody come to his shop, they hit him in the face. >> that store employee was not seriously hurt. if you recognize either of those robbers please call upper darby police. >>> 5:09. university of delaware has broken ties with a proves are after a disturbing faceb

lemonis: after seeing nick's performance at the firehouse, or lack of performance, i need to talk to al about nick. he's making over $100,000 a year in salary. something's gonna change. i'm concerned that the guy that's leading the sales organization doesn't understand the basic fundamentals of a sales presentation, so we're gonna have to make some adjustments there. sal: okay. all right. -lemonis: hey. -nick: hi. how are you? lemonis: good. i thought maybe we could chat for one minute. nick: sure, sure. -lemonis: the three of us. -nick: yeah. lemonis: um... you know, there's no question that you put your heart and soul into working... nick: right. lemonis:...but i'm a big believer in working smarter, -not necessarily harder. -nick: right. lemonis: and in the past, you've been collecting a salary that really isn't connected to what you sell -- it's whether you sell or not, you collect the salary. and so, we need to move you on to a different pay plan, so i'm gonna put you on a 100% commission plan. nick: no, i know i can do it. it's just about refining myself a little bit. lemonis: an

now, you have two locations -- one is the firehouse on waller street and, of course, the children's advocacynter out in the bayview. >> first, cheryl, thank you so much for having me here today and shining the light. we all have a role to play in preventing child abuse, and thank you for being such a champion in this effort. >> it is a team effort. you know, it takes all of us to do this, and one of the things that you were sharing wi me before we started the program is that the numbers just don't go down, sadly. >> no, in fact, in san francisco, there are more than 5,000 reports of child abuse each year, and the research shows that actually there's about 40% of cases that are never even reported. it's tragic. >> you have a place now that's just beautiful. i got to tour it last year, and i want to show people an update of the children's advocacy center. advocacy center in the bayview is just beautiful. it's a nice, safe place where kids who have been abused can share their stores one time. >> it's an incredible partnership that we have with the city and county of san francisco, where, as you

now, you have two locations -- one is the firehouse on waller street and, of course, the children's advocacyin the bayview. >> first, cheryl, thank you so much for having me here today and shining the light. we all have a role to play in preventing child abuse, and thank you for being such a champion in this effort. >> it is a team effort. you know, it takes all of us to do this, and one of the things that you were sharing with me before we started the program is that the numbers just don't go down, sadly. >> no, in fact, in san francisco, there are more than 5,000 reports of child abuse each year, and the research shows that actually there's about 40% of cases that are never even reported. it's tragic. >> you have a place now that's just beautiful. i got to tour it last year, and i want to show people an update of the children's advocacy center. advocacy center in the bayview is just beautiful. it's a nice, safe place where kids who have been abused can share their stores one time. >> it's an incredible partnership that we have with the city and county of san francisco, where, as you said,

. >> i only lived up the street from the firehouse and when i got to new jersey avenue, both houses were fully involved between alley ways, extended to the rear of the building. >> all right. so chief says that the fire intensified after propane tanks exploded, with the assistance of seven companies they eventually brought this under control no one was injured. >>> investigators are trying to determine, what sparked the fire. >>> well, university of delaware has broken ties with the professor after a very disturbing facebook post. we will get to that in a moment. >>> but this was about that american who died in north korea after being there otto warmbitheir american college student who died after being held coptive. in this facebook post the professor said the 23 year-old got what he deserved. our lauren johnson in newark with the latest on all this, lauren. >> reporter: good morning, got what he deserved those are word that cost that professor her job here at the university of delaware. we found out about the firing or their decision not rehire late yesterday evening. this comes two day

out there at the firehouse is a really easy time.less he really misses his family or something like that. good chance he won't come back. this is all your property, right? >> yes. >> anything in here you're not supposed to have i'll take from you. but i can take anything. he's on parole. he's not a normal citizen. he's got a lot of rules and regulations he has to follow that we don't have to. you know? he can come back pretty easy. so we'll see. you've done this before, right? >> no, first time. >> your first time parolling a "v" number? how many years you doing that? four years? all right. do what your patrol agent says. check in the first day you can or you'll come right back. all right? just hang out right over there a minute. we'll do everybody else. all right. >> i'm anxious. i'm excited. >> come on out here on the deck. get in the van, guys. get into the van. no waving. get in the van and go home, all right? >> i can't wave? >> you can wave at me when you come back. >> jason hopes to beat the odds and not be among the more than

. >> i love that area, they're probably sitting around the firehouse now. >> probably making breakfast. >> a little sausage, well, anyway, let's not start that. >>> westbound bridge on the span here, the traffic is moving along okay. there's a back up here, not a bad commute all in all, but you will wait for a little bit as you make your way on the bridge here and even the carpool lane is busy. we have a crash reported on 580 on seminary, it's report ed in both direction, but i don't see anything. >>> the police have arrested a woman for putting meth in a child's mouth. we're live and you talked to two people that said they saw it happen? >> reporter: yes, the berkeley police said this happened on monday afternoon. we talk to two men who saw it happened and the way they described it, the nanny was approaching the park with the younger one in the stroller and let the older boy run ahead. by that swing set was a woman that was hanging around the area and that woman started to ask the child if he wanted candy and when the child didn't response, she grabbed the child and forced something i

the school needs, or the student need, there, she helps with popcorn days, christmas events at the firehousefor the kids, the town's fourth of july celebration, any other special events that happened at the school. is this two kids come early? because they love her so much. >> without a doubt. >> okay. and so the basic thing is that we're trying to steak her out, in, like, open site. so we're wore i had that we will ruin the surprise. do you think she will notice us up the street a bit? >> no, i'm sure she is paying attention to the kids, not you guys. >> why is it important to have amazing crossing guards for elementary school kids. >> truly one of the most amazing kids, one of the most caring, sever less lady, what tinicum is all b she is truly special and we're happy to have her. >> are you excited for the end of the school because you'll have a quiet school. >> i'll miss the kids. >> are you telling the truth? i don't know. also a your risk minister at our church. couple every minute we'll surprise her, first do you think she will be surprised? >> absolutely. >> we always think it will g

jay and the others got him down to the other corner of the block to engine firehouse, they got him instantlythe hospital but pronounced dead all within a half hour of being shot at close range. >> i was at the counter. and he got, was coming back. collapsed right there. >> the shooter got away maybe within range of the surveillance cameras on the block of businesses under the l around 56th and mark. maybe capturing the killer on video, police capture him in person. as victim number 128 like so many previous victims in philly this year, young man, whose young adult lives have been ended before they barely began. in west philadelphia, steve keeley. fox 29 news. >>> south jersey, neighbors have been spending the sunday focusing on gun violence, an interfaith group gathered in haddonfield for educational program walk and memorial to honor those who have died from it. the group says in the past two years, in camden, burlington and gloucester counties, 100 people died in shootings and they say that's hundred people too many >> gun violence is i invest rating our communities, it's so respective ven

they got him down to the other corner of the block to engine's 57 firehouse, there the fire crew got him almost instantly to the hospital. it was pronounced dead. all within a half hour of being shot at such close range. >> it was like a -- it was scary. collapsed right there. >> reporter: the shooter got away maybe within range of the surveillance cameras on the block of businesses under the l around 56th and mark, maybe capturing the killer on video until police capture him in person, as victim 128, young man, whose young adult lives have been ended before they barely began. in west philadelphia, steve keeley. fox 29 news. >>> prosecutors filed charges depends man they say stab add philly city councilman, a judge arraigned shawn yarbray on a long list of charges, including attempted murder, assault and robbery. prosecutors say wednesday he stabbed at large councilman david oh. he said yarbray attacked him outside of his house in southwest philadelphia. yarbray's attorney said his client did not do it. >>> the focus is on capitol hill this week as fired fbi director james comey test

firehouse favorite. >> reporter: we're the brand new fire station me herndon virginia to celebrate firehouse friday, broughtts to thank you for all hard work. thanks so much for this >> this is captain kitchen. tell me about this fire station >> took about two years to build, i ran temporary down the street. the property has been here since the 60's we're able to build the in about two years. future expansion for other vehicles. and we moved in about three months ago. >> been in the community a long time and this community has been great to us, absolutely love us we absolutely love them. we got people walking by looking at us and us, and we're happy to be back. >>reporter: fire station number 4 out here in herndon they have a cool new feature. captain kitchen tell me about it >> when they built the station, they built it way fire pool because it's two stories. it expedites. by the time we get a call we're in the upstairs, we're able to use this. >> reporter: this is a feature they're going to bring back >> i would hope so, depends on the layout of the station >> it's been 30 years since this has been a thin

the job without getting paid. >> today's thing is nobody wants to volunteer, and it's hard to keep up volunteer staffed firehousethe biggest struggle in the volunteer fire service right now. >> reporter: fire investigators tell us no one was injured. that's certainly a good thing the cause of that fire is not yet clear. in darby, dave kinchen fox 29 news. >>> tonight a 23-year-old woman is in critical condition after a pedestrian accident in university city. it happened just after midnight at 38th and market. police say a woman was crossing the street on the red light when she was hit. the driver of the car was tested and police say she was not drinking. that driver will not face any charges. >>> now to philadelphia's lawn crest neighborhood where police are searching for the person who stabbed three people this morning. it happened around 3am on the 600 block of mayfair street. police say they found three men stabbed several times. they were rushed to einstein medical center. they are all in stable condition tonight. no word yet on any suspects. attorney general jeff sessions agreeing to go before the senate in

the youngest, 19-year-old dakota rigsby, volunteered at this virginia firehouse. >> he had a great life ahead of him, but he served our country and he did what he loved so i'm proud of him. >> reporter: the navy says the collision happened in clear weather at 2:20 a.m. saturday, but japan's coast guard says the accident took place an hour earlier. this marine tracker shows the cargo ship making a hard turn at 1:30 a.m. and a u-turn, backtracking at 2:20 a.m. >> for a u.s. navy destroyer to be involved in a collision with loss of life at sea is extremely rare, once every decade or two. >> reporter: the navy says the crew of the "fitzgerald" fought heroically to keep it afloat. commander bryce benson among the injured, but seven of his sailors including carlos sibayan, who followed his father into the navy, won't be coming home. >> my son is a survivor. he knows how to survive. this time he wasn't given a chance to. >> reporter: tonight, the navy says the investigation will take weeks, but for seven of these families, the heartbreak will last a lifetime. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> the

the district worked with oakland's company to install solar panels at several stations. those panels will help power firehouses, shops, and a training center. the excess power will be sold back to pg&e. the project is expected to return $12 million to the district. plus, the shade those panels provide is saving the district money. >> the ability for us to have covered parking at our facilities is good. the fact we'll cover our training fleet of engines will extend their life. >> the district will use the solar savings to update outdated heating and air conditioning equipment. >>> rolling out the bay area's rolling out the bikes.are meant this isbout more than just a new name. >> and the story that goesith the best video of the day. (vo) this fourth of july at enterprise car sales... experience great customer service and get more for your trade. june twenty-ninth through july fifth. and let enterprise car sales flip your thinking about buying your next vehicle. >>> a couple weeks ago, we told you about penelope the porcupine in walnut creek. >> we didn't know she could really get down, but there she is. alyssa

hotel was on lot f and the parking lot was lot e, what would be the fair value if the state took lot e for a firehouse? mr. groen: the -- justice kennedy: figure out the fair value? don't you figure out the value of that on the market to a buyer, not the loss to the seller because he's next door? that has to be. mr. groen: the -- the rule begins with paying for the parking lot, and the burden is on the landowner to show that they -- that person should get additional compensation for the impact to the hotel. that's where that comes from. justice kennedy: that just can't be if they're separate lots. that's not the law in any state that i know. mr. groen: that's the unity of -- of use rule. that is in condemnation all the time. and -- justice kennedy: but that's -- that's when there's a single parcel. mr. groen: no. that's when they're two separate parcels. it's the hotel and parking lot example. justice kennedy: well, then, under your view, the landowner wins either way. mr. groen: it depends on -- justice kennedy: if the value is great, he gets the double value. if the value is smaller, then he can sel

the district worked with oakland's company to install solar panels at several stations. those panels will help power firehouses a training center. the excess power will be sold back to pg&e. the project is expected to return $12 million to the district. plus, the shade those panels provide is saving the district money. >> the ability for us to have covered parking at our facilities is good. the fact we'll cover our training fleet of engines will extend their life. >> the district will use the solar savings to update outdated heating and air conditioning equipment. >>> rolling out the bay area's new version of bike share meant rolling out the bikes. this is about more than just a new name. >> and the story that goes with the best video of the day. >>> a couple weeks ago, we told you about penelope the porcupine in walnut creek. >> we didn't know she could really get down, but there she is. alyssa harrington caught the porcupine busting a move. what song do you think matches her sweet, sweet moves? tell us on our facebook page. >> quite entertaining. ford motor company has a new week that has no motor at all. jo

the triple digits. jamie yuccas is in california where temperatures are expected to hit 10 degrees today. jamie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, margaret. you can see this firehouse and the area surrounding it is that pink or reddish color. that's because fire retardant had to be dumped here when a wildfire got within 20 feat of the building. there are fires burning throughout the west amid a score ping heat wave. temps grew as this fast moving wildfire spread. it started when a truck caught fire on a freeway shutting it down completely. drivers were forced to make their way in a thick cloyd of smoke. >> drivers were turning around and driving backward down the to get away from the fire. >> reporter: planes made multiple drops to contain the fire. still, a nearby ranch kmun was asked to evacuate and officials say one commercial building was lost. meanwhile a fire that started more than a week ago in utah grew 167 square miles this wecht prompting an evacuation of 1,500 people. >> we're looking at another change in weather paerchlt a shift in winds. [ ing erratic winds, so tactics are changing. >> this is an ominous site south of prescott, arizona. >> looks like a

hotel was on lot f and the parking lot was on lot e, what would be the fair value if the state took lot e for a firehouse? >> can -- >> don't you figure out the value of that on the market? the buyer, not the loss to theel -- the seller because he's next door, it has to be. >> the rule begins with paying for the parking lot and the burden is on the land owner to show that the person should get additional compensation for the impact to the hotel. that's where that -- >> that just can't be if they're separate lots. that's not the law in any state that i know. >> that's the unity of use rule that is in condemnation all the time and -- >> but that's when they have a single parcel. >> no. that's when they're two parcels. it's the hotel and parking lot example. >> well then under your view the land owner wins every way. if he gets the value, if the value is smaller -- >> for example, if the parking lot and the hotel they were just different parcels and the parking lot was serving some other property and the government took the parking lot, there is no damages to the parcel with the hotel and the land owner wou

. >>> and first responders in london look carefully why adele the super star singer showed up to a firehouse if her home town. she bought a homemade cake as well. >> thanks monica. >>> local children can did their summer reading and get exercise at the same time. the delaware county library system unveiled their newest story walk in media today. the latest book is bilingual written in english and spanish along a quarter mile route, the story walk is free and it is here just in time for summer break. >>> and still ahead here today. want to save money on your cable bill and boost your internet signal at the same time. >>> and a woman thought she was grabbing her son's toy and quickly learn that was not the case. what made her jump and then run. that is coming up. why an alarm price is ringing in this pittsburgh's man's wall for 1 years. >>> well, are you going to love this a pittsburgh homeowner is still kicking himself for a home improvement mistake that has loud and lasting consequences. [ alarm ] >> that is the sound of an alarm clock going off in the wall in the lynn family living room it

start your holiday early at the independence day celebration in montrial. it starts on saturday with a firehouse barbecue. that will continue on saturday. take in a spectacular fireworks display over bodega bay. that is sunday at 9:30 in the south bay. the oakland a's are at home. the giants are on the road. >>> temperatures may be a degree warmer today. the polar opposite of what we had last week with the heat advisories. highs tomorrow would be another 4 degrees on top of these. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week. this area has some severe thunderstorm warnings. there is the fog now. it is already in. it will be where it was this morning. temperatures are impacted. oakland is shrouded in fog. there was some breaks but not much. here is the high pressure ridge. the temperatures are average for this time of year. it is what you expect. it has not been a normal year up until now. with all the rain and the heat last week. now we have a more normal pattern. saturday cools off a little bit. sunday a little warmer. none of this is a severe heat. air quality is fine. fire danger is high. the

the new buns that they have made of quinn with a? >> well, i don't know if he's quinn quinoa guy or not. >> then, also, firehouse subs. >> yes. >> bostonget him, go to the boston celtics, they traded to the sixers now number three pick, and so, when they were doing it, they took some pictures of him at a work out. and in the back, if you look real closely at the picture, there is some chick-fil-a. >> in a box. >> in a box. somebody's holding a box of chicken sandwiches. >> was late, because he had to stop by chick-fil-a. i love. >> yes. >> firehouse subs there is one in lawrenceville, right. >> one in lawrenceville, you're right, there is. >> so like a subway shop basically. they had them in south carolina. they're really good. >> okay, markle, he's always trusted the process. he revealed that yesterday in a interview that back when he was in high school, they used the same term trust the process. >> really? >> but he never equated it to the sixers. how about that? listen to this. >> me i got cut from jv. staying at the same high school, big thing we used to say back home, trust the process, not transferring schools. so i really didn't

they also the victim walked into a local pizza shop to get help. he was driven to a nearby firehouse and transported to penn presbyterian where he later died. no word about a suspect in the case. >>> police are searching for the person who shot a 21-year-old man last night in the city's tioga nicetown section. "action news" learned that the man was walking in the 2600 block of west toronto street at 11:45 p.m. when someone shot him on the left side of his face and shoulder. the victim was taken to temple where's listed in critical condition. it is unclear what led to the shooting. >> more than ten years after a former temple university employee said she was sexually assaulted by bill crosby, the trial is set to begin. bill cosby said -- was said to which drugged her cosby could get ten years if convicted. >>> police questioned four people in connection with a drug raid in east norton. undercover officers conducted a sting operation at 7:00 a.m. they discovered a drug operation in the basement of the home. but they have not said what types of drugs or materials were found. the bomb sq

after the man was shot he managed to walk to the train station pizza shop where he asked for help. a worker drove him to a nearby firehousere medics rushed him to penn presbyterian hospital. the man later died from his injuries. >>> in the tioga nicetown section of philadelphia. police are looking for a gunman who shot a man in the face. the victim was walking down the street at the time of the crime. police were called to the 2600 block of west toronto street at 11:45 p.m. that's where they found the 21-year-old man suffering from injuries on the left side of his face and shoulder. he was rushed to temple university hospital in critical condition. >> 9:34 a.m., happening this morning, a man accused of stabbing a philadelphia councilman outside his home is in jail and expected to make a court appearance on attempted murder charges. >> the suspect turn himself into authorities hours after police identified him. trish hartman talked to councilman david oh county suspect's stepfather. >> the 18-year-old came to the police station with his stepfather and the lawyer. >> he denies all allegations. >> reporter: off camera, his s

. >> reporter: for this edition of firehouse friday we're at prince george's county at the district heights station, surrounded by the bomb squad and we have brady joining us. >> it's good to be here. >> reporter: safety is 4th of july weekend. a lot of folks are experimenting with fireworks, that is illegal here. tell us a little bit about that. >> both prince george's county and montgomery county, locally, all fireworkses from the smallest spark up to your largest ground display are illegal. we know that other jurisdictions have different laws surrounding the use of consumer purchase or backyard style fireworks. >> reporter: what are tips for folks had in the other jurisdictions that they will be experimenting. >> you need to keep in mind that you need to have a responsible adult that's free from any alcohol use or drug use operating the fireworks. they need to have a device that they can light it and then remove themselves immediately from the area. and keep everybody spectating, the children and other people at your party at least 100 feet away. there's a lot of shows going on, a lot of

the chest at 4:00 a.m. he want into a nearby pizza shop for help, a worker drove him to medics at a nearby firehouse, they rushed him to penn presbyterian medical center where he was pronounced dead. >>> philadelphia police searching for the gurnman who shot a an -- gunman who shot a man in the face. at the time of the crime, the police were called to the 2600 block of west toronto street in tioga nicetown. they found the 24-year-old man suffering injuries to the left side of his face and shoulder. he was rushed to temple university hospital in critical condition. >>> the suspect in the staning of philadelphia city councilman david oh is in police custody. we told you a warrant was issued for shawn yarbrea. >> i saw this photograph, i said that's him. i'm glad he turned himself in, that means nobody got hurt and that he is cooperating. number two, that the public is safer. >> councilman oh is back at public events only days after being stabbed outside his home. his lawyer and stepfather said he is innocent and this a case of mistaken identity. you will hear from them in the next half-hour. >>> after years of loc

the same. let's get to it right now. here with me, kerstin powers, cnn political analyst and "usa today" columnist. alice cowan, partner at firehousees and alex burns, cnn political analyst and national political reporter for "the new york times." alex burns, thoughts two years later. how much has changed and how much has remained the same? >> i was actually at that announcement two years ago at this hour and i remember thinking at the time that i really had to enjoy myself writing that story because we weren't sure how long that campaign would last. now here we are two years in and there's clearly no end in sight. i do think reflecting back on that announcement speech, that was not the speech of somebody who was preparing for a long-haul campaign for the presidency, let alone to actually serve as president. and the style that you're seeing reflecting in his tweets today and public remarks today, i think you can draw a straight line from there to here. >> yeah, and how much things haven't changed then, right, from there to here. alice, i don't know if i've ever actually asked you where you were, where you and marco rubio were durin

the media. >> shannon: former communications director for senator marco rubio now a partner at firehouse strategiestive director of the pro-hillary super pac correct the record. good to see you, gentleman. >> good to see you. >> shannon: i will read this joint tweet that went out from ari fleischer and -- we support no live tweeting. better for the tv. better for the white house and the press. what do you say? >> i think this is a dangerous direction to go to. we need transparency and the trump administration has been probably the most secretive administration in our lifetimes? as we know they have cut off the public aspect to visitor logs who is coming to the white house complex and who is coming to meet with they have denied public disclosures to ethics watchdogs that have wanted to know which lobbyists and former lobbyists have come in to work for the trump white house and the trump administration. and i think that's a very dangerous precedent to continue to set. if they are not scared of the truth, why hide in the shadows? why not keep it live? >> shannon: my recollection of the last meeting a

the american presidency and does it matter? isis loses its birthplace mosque where it declared a caliphate three years ago. firehouses to provide health care for those who need it most, and much more. >> woodruff: president trump's use of twitter has often brought praise from supporters for reaching out directly to the american people. but mr. trump has also managed to spark controversy in 140 characters, and today, his tweets prompted some of the harshest criticism yet. john yang has more. >> president donald trump. >> yang: as mika brzezinski and joe scarborough wrapped up their msnbc show this morning, president trump had a few choice words for them. mr. trump said the hosts, whom he called "low i.q. crazy mika" and "psycho joe," were "speaking badly of him." even though they "insisted" on joining him at mar-a-lago. adding that brzezinski was "bleeding badly from a face- lift" at the time. within minutes, brzezinski responded, resurrecting the "little hands" insult that had been directed at him during the 2016 presidential primaries. the president's words ignited a firestorm, that even included mr. trump's republi

the white house for us here at cnn. also alex cannot, a partner at firehouse strategies. so i've got all of you with me here to discuss this issue. matt, to you first. do you perceive that journalists, reporters, commentators, are trying to get this president impeached? >> well, i was on sean's show on friday. i think there's real truth to what he says. i think when we say words or terms like "the media," obviously media is very diverse. i think it's very fair to say that the overwhelming percentage of people who are reporters in this country tend to contribute to liberal causes and vote for liberal candidates. i think that's undisputed. i think there's a lot of kind of post-election malaise by reporters who felt like they gave donald trump a free pass during the primaries and they're trying to overcompensate for this coverage. and i think it is further dividing them from the viewers. even though everyone's numbers are up all over the dial, because so many people are engaged to listening about politics because of all of this tumult in the trump presidency. but there is no

the best fireworks watching weather. >> i was out in prince george's county for a firehouse friday that's airing this friday, we did somefety, i say leave it to the professionals. >> for sure. not worth it. >> not worth it at all. 395 earlier crash just north of duke street on the northbound side that was blocking the left lane has cleared. but traffic still really heavy. it's still about a 20 minute delay from the beltway all the way up to the 14th street bridge and 66 it is a mess out there. this is out at nutley street right now. 66 eastbound by nutley street dealing with a big crash blocking the ramp to nutley. these delays go all the way back to sudley. it's about an hour 20 minute commute. a look at our maps right now. let's look at what else you're up against p normal service resumed to largo town center. that's good news. the earlier train malfunction at roslyn cleared. red line normal service to shady grove. earlier train malfunction at farragut north cleared. relatively quiet morning on the roosevelt boulevard little bit of problems out there. northbound 210 crash at livingston cleared. red line volume through

firehouse at third, no, fourth and arch. >> can someone call them,seriou. >> i know, you will in the believe this.>> yes. >> they are here. >> oh, yes. >> i do love your doughnuts. >> this is kevin.. >> is that fruity pebbles ughave a seat, kevin. >> look at this. beilers. >> we are at corner in. >> come on in. >> they are warm. >> yes, they are. arly. >> what kind of crazy flavors do y pebbles, mapel bacon. >> that within right there attriple chocolate. and then we which is probably ms goo on top. >> yeah that one. >> that is a >> lemon cream. >> that is blueberry fritter. p. >> are they. >> yeah. >> people love frittering the o.j. simpson case, the trial, we met guy name kato kaelin. he was probably the most famous for his long hair. he is with bob right now. he philadelphia. >> where is the hair. >> i know, come on his hair is about as short as mine, hair. >> come on guys, 23 years ago go, hello, i'm corporate, corporate kato. >> we're down here at wizard worldcom i can kon. we just talk about, 23 years ago you got thrown in the spotlight. >> twenty-three years ago, but you know it feels like i

firehouse that he got for $100 a month. there, parties and dances abounded and his art exploded onto the international scene. it was dedicated to peace and most definitely anti-vietnam war. then came 1967, the summer of love. ♪ if you're going to san francisco ♪ >> what they call the summer of love, but it was just an influx of a million people that invaded our scene, and i guess a lot of good things came out of it, but it also killed a good scene. >> reporter: people here were amazed and delighted. >> i'm honored to meet him. >> you're legends if you collect this or if you were part of the scene. it's an honor to see him. i love his artwork. it's very creative, very different, very '60ish. >> reporter: a humble man for sure. an art legend, absolutely. >> it surprises me every time bick just feel like i'm just a normal person trying to make a living. >> reporter: and some history to boot. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> boy, that takes me back. >> i know. >> i'm a little older than you, so i remember a little better than you. >> hearing the songs, the music. >>> coming up, the mishandling of sex assault cases

help ease the burden on your wallet, many restaurants and stores are offering free treats and discounts to help celebrate, some notable places are bass pro shops, tcny, texas steakhouse and firehousehings like tax reform. abby: yeah. isn't in the whole reason they were put in power to begin with? joining us now, maria bartiromo, who has an incredible lineup of guests we'll get to in a minute. why is more not getting done? >> you're absolutely right, abby, we need to see some action, no doubt about it. having said that, i do not buy into the idea that tax reform is dead. now, there is a part of the tax plan at the house right now that is getting real pushback, and that is the so-called border adjustment tax where peoples would be paid a tax at the border when they want to bring products into our shores. now, the issue is like you take an automaker, for example. automakers, they have components within their cars, like let's say the seat is made in mexico and there's a component that goes in that seat. certain things will go over the border six, seven, eight times. so having a border adjustment tax that's going to keep taxing you every time you're trying to import a car, that's one o