this is some breaking news within just the last few moments, fox news in response to the developmentsnews says they will hold what they're calling the candidates forum on the same night as their official debate for the candidates who don't make their arbitrary and widely criticized cut. which is nuts. they essentially want to have the debate and then a kids table ahead of the debate and say they're treating everybody fairly. it seems like new hampshire republicans threw this whole thing into chaos today with the letter they wrote to fox news saying they objected to the fox news criteria and that fox was usurping this role that new hampshire voters and have played over the long-term. it seems like this is not yet resolved, this is chaos now, but the fight is turning out to be really really interesting. joining us is chris sanunu. really appreciate you joining us this evening. thank you for being here. >> thank you rachel. thank you for having me. >> this is exciting. i don't know how this is going to -- i don't know how this is going to play out with fox now offering this kids table id

is it an automatic review in the new york times? >> there are some authors were pretty automatic because even if we don't necessarily think for example that the latest thriller by x big name is necessarily is best but know that our readers will want to know. it is worthy of review not necessarily because of the quality. i think everything he writes is pretty terrific but we know it will be of interest. that review might not be positive but it is worthy of attention. >> have you have her -- have you had an issue were all the reviews were negative for all the reviews were positive? >> well, the reviews come in our regular ongoing basis and then we schedule in. we don't generally schedule them based on positive or negative. there are a lot of factors that go in. the most obvious is the date of publication. we are a newspaper. it should be a relatively new book, but then we think about the next in terms of fiction versus nonfiction all the genres. so within fiction you want to have, let's say you know, science fiction. you might want to

the stadium is in east rutherford, new jersey. it is just across the hudson river from new york. ife opened its doors four years ago. and jonathan tisch was instrumental in getting it built. it's the only stadium that houses two nfl teams -- giants and the jets. it is also the largest nfl stadium in terms of seating capacity. all of those seats came with a hefty price tag. tisch: this is an amazing building. it cost $1.6 billion to build. people say to us -- why is there no roof on it? that would have been another $400 million. it is important to note that there is not a dime of public money in this building. it is all privately financed. betty: all private. tisch: all private. it was quite a remarkable accomplishment. betty: the stadium will be in the spotlight in early february when it plays host to the most-watched sporting event in the world -- the super bowl. tisch: super bowl is a great opportunity for this region, for new york and new jersey. this is a super bowl of a lot of firsts. this is the first time that the super bowl is being hosted by two teams, the jets and the gi

the government calls ghoolanists a parallel state. news rooms affiliated with them were arrested. >> translation: the organization is linked to broadcast, newspaper and television. and they openly report against the government. before an election they report news in a manner that supports the opposition. they are being investigated by the judiciary. we, in the administration believe it's important to leave it to the judiciary. >> first of all, the coolanist does not accept are the media. there's no such an operation. the main group may take inspiration from ghoolan inside. in terms of ownership, they have no impact on any of these. >> when coolanist news outlets fuelled the wrath of the government. denying that it's interfering with the judicial process, the ghoolanists forget a piece of context, which is difficult to deny. >> >> translation: if ghoolanist media are in recep tayyip erdogan's sites, it's those that he raised, now accusing of treasury. the ak party and the ghoolanist ran the port together for years. then there was an economy

the williams story is big news in the u.s., where evening news anchors are institutions. broadcasters invest heavily in their ancore talent. the reports on the role comes down to ratings, the number of viewers that an anchor can attract. they have withstood changes in the news eco system. are they worthy of the trust that viewers place with them. worthy of money paid to them. given the lack of gender or ethnic diversity do they reflect the audiences served. "the listening post" on the talking heads that rule the american airwaves, the anchor man >>> this is the c.b.s. evening news with walter institution. a succession of news men. good afternoon. at the same time every night... >> i'm peter jennings. >>..they can be relied on to tell you the news. as i'm prepared. it is worth remembering the point that former c.b.s. anchor nation. a show hosted for 24 years. the news is not about the news it. >> people at 8 o'clock in the evening, they have a third guess that you go to for information news, we trust him to deliver to you. what is important. >> the notion that to be a good

kelly posted this on the "action news" facebook page. size of quarters and that shows just how strong this system is but really the main concern is this. the flooding. ed posted this on my facebook page. this is ocean city 53rd and haven this is an area that floods often. looking at the potential for more flooding. flash flood watches have been posted. the rain can fall up to 2-inches an hour and the problem is that we're getting the training effect when the storms line up like a train track and you get the severe symptoms over the same area. temperatures really tell the story. philadelphia 65 degrees. it's a stable air mass. allentown you have that real light rain. that's great for the gardens 60 degrees but dover it's 77 degrees millville it's 76 and really that will be the focus of the severe weather tonight. satellite6 along with action radar showing we had a round in the morning then we had a break in the action and all this activity bubbling up in the afternoon. this is all associated with a cold front that will be moving through. s

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the hour. a newy transit bus collided with a private bus in the lincoln tunnel heading in between new jersey and new york city. this video here shows one person on a stretcher being loaded onto an ambulance on the new york side of the tunnel. we've seen a few other people walking out carefully from the tunnel under their own power, but at least they're walking. at least 18 people are known to be hurt. there are 60 to 90-minute delays getting into the tunnel so far from the jersey side. we'll continue to monitor this and bring you information as we get it this afternoon on "nbc10 news" at 4:00. >>> time to turn to bill henley for a look at the forecast. >> by 4:00 today we'll be well into the 80s like we were yesterday. it's tomorrow that turns steamy. you'll feel the humidity increase first thing in the morning. the heat/humidity stays with us into the beginning of the weekend. >> thanks for watching "nbc10 news" at 11:00. all of us here at nbc10, have a great day. >> aiden: i didn't say i was gonna

that is the good news. a lot of viewers would say why did they shoot him in the back, maybe he was running away. just so they know when you have a fleeing fell open, someone else scraped from a prison and you oh their history, i can shoot a person in the back to keep them from fleeing. that is why they were able to shoot this guy in the back. that was their goal. what is interesting as you said earlier, it sounded like he was pleading from mouth and coughing up blood is there was an injury to the upper body area. he will probably survive and that is when they will interrogate him again. problem, thank you former new york police detective. how do law enforcement deal with a dragnet. this is new york police state sergeant saw him just walking down the street, saw sweat and confronted him and shot him, and some reports say twice and is it as simple as being on the look out for someone would looks like him and coming up on him and saying excuse me, we want to talk to you? >> it is not that simple. they knew they

york, because in the small town of ma help, new york, where he is in the hospital they do not have a lot of gunshot victims to the emergency room and he in better happens. the asked is to keep the guy alive. he is in custody. the people in the neighbors six miles from where matt was caught and where sweat was captured and shot that is two- or three-miles away from canada and the boarding as were ready and there when richard matt was shot and killed on friday. but the objective is to keep the man on right alive because he has a wealth of information. he had nothing to lose, a cop kill are shot twice day on the run in the back is he was most likely not armed. what if any information can he provide to make sure this never happens again? >> absolutely, every bit of information is more than what you have already. going back to the going wherever the not was hatched and this was indication it was as long as five months ago or longer, we know as disclosed through the involvement effigies miller and -- vomit of joyce mitchell and palmer there we

the afternoon rush hour. good afternoon. >> let's start with new video just into the abc 7 news room. you can see rainy commute. drivers are facing a slippery ride home. >> it was a similar story earlier today on the peninsula. abc 7 news where light showers fell around 10:00 a.m. enough water to puddle on the ground. >> this is almeida, people waiting for the ferry had to pull out their umbrella. there are areas that broke daily records. >> june not only known for soaking showers but today a lot of cities saw their monthly worth of rain this morning. live doppler 7 hd showing moderate rain showers right around san jose at this hour. 880, 101 280 monroe street seeing damp roadways. windshield wipers getting a workout. we'll move north and as we do showers less numerous. hayward light showers. san francisco, oakland, emeryville with cloudy skies. much of the north bay is dry but dealing with peaks of sunshine. a live look outside our walnut creek camera. take a look at record rainfall we had since midnight. sfo airport picking up a quarter inch of rain. normally the entire month of june

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and at this hour the new storms powering up. reports of five people hit by lightning. >>> the growing mystery outside one american city tonight. at least four women now dead the fbi joining the investigation. >>> and caught. the patient who accidentally records what his doctor was really saying while he was under anesthesia. you will hear it for yourself tonight. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin in boston tonight. bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev in court to be formally sentenced to death. we knew he would have a moment to talk but were unsure if he would use it. he did. talking to the victims an their families so many showing up to the federal courthouse addressing tsarnaev calling him a coward, despicable. then tarnsarnaev himself with a message. abc's ron clal borniborne from boston. >> reporter: he entered the courtroom smiling, but just moments before he was formally sentenced to death, dzhokhar tsarnaev spoke for the first time, softly and without emotion. "i am sorry for

kron 4's jeff bush spoke with police about the new details in the case. >> jeff :oakland police say they have new information and a sketch of the suspect they say killed 18 year old ayana dominguez. the murder happened here at the wendy's on internatinal boulevard back in july of last year. witness say this man is the shooter responsible for dominguez's after death and they say he was driving this vehicle at the time of her murder. get a good lookpolice say her murderer was driving a ford escape2013 or 2014 model. domingez was sitting in her car with her boyfriend when the suspect fired multiple rounds at the car. police say they don't believe either dominguez or her it boyfriend ever did anything that would make someone want to kill them and her murder might have been a case of mistaken identity or a random shooting. police say they need the public's help in catching her killerit's a matter of public safety. a killer is on the loose and o.p.d. want's to catch him so he doesn't do it again. police say the new push to solve cold cases is getting results but more information is needed. >>

i sat visiting the new jersey buddhist meditation center. it's good to ponder such things. >> sometimes they don't know how to solve the problem. day by day. develop our mind. >> the real reason i was there was to see the incredible 30-foot tall buddha statue. the largest of its kind in the us and they are thrilled it's complete. >> the face is so peaceful. >> part of a $2 million expansion project that will include a knew worship center. the gentleman cannot be more thrilled. >> we both come here. >> it's really just a a great place to sit and meditate. you can stop by and say hello. give visit online. at the end of the day don't answer that? bill: does size matter? >> ladies? side. i don't really consider it to be a buddhist thing. catholics have wonderful statues. it was tough to get a real reason why. why build such a huge statue? a giant statue alteration and have been for centuries. >> at the beginning of your pc said he omi. who are you? what happened to that guy? >> like water. [laughter] >> it might look like your average italian ea

the lam ♪ >> yikes! ♪ neighbors yell it's half past three, tell them that it's news to me ♪ ♪ that's the world news polkall it sure beats croaking in the middle of the night ♪ >> yeah! ♪ five days every week we're here with our tongues in cheek ♪ ♪ and the world news polka ♪ >> one more time! ♪ do the world news polka ♪ >> kermit that was terrific! you play a great "world news polka." >> thank you, sir. >> i'm a tad-polish. >> i get it. tadpolish. tadpolish. yes, waka-waka. >> waka-waka. >> fozzie bear wrote our material. >> please, don't blame us, folks. >> all right. >> yay! [ applause ] >> there you go. >> you have a fan now in my daughter. now that kermy is on, up, screaming at waking up at night. and watching that on fridays when she is up. >> kermit was here. and he turned the place out. everybody wouldn't believe at abc news came here to see kermit. he was here for us to do that just for us. brand-new "world news polka." i don't know if we will ever be able to top it. >> "world news with david muir" was even here with kermit, had to meet him. >>> good friday morning to you all. thank you for being

it is unclear if they will confirm the news on thursday. so far, nbc is not commenting. >> thank you so much for your time today from new york. >> thanks. >>> variety magazine chief tv critic brian lowrie is joining us from los angeles to talk about this. it is the major headline in the broadcast industry at the moment. now that it seems as if brian williams is out of the "nightly news" anchor chair but will stay with the nbc family do you think this plan puts him on the path to redemption? you do still have viewers who don't trust him. >> i think they really took months to get to where i think people thought they would end up from the beginning which he had damaged his credibility to the point where having him as the main face of nbc news was problematic. but having him as a component of nbc news and taking advantage of all of the network had invested in brian william a's seemed to make sense. i think that's what they settled on. >> what do you make of the plan? these are early indications. nbc is likely to make an official announcement soo

introducing the new dr. mwalk express pedi. >>> this fabulous sackler center award is truly major highlight in the high light reel that is my life. >> and that's miss piggy being honored with a major award for women. she was recognized for her feminism at the brooklyn city sackler center. she was praised for her determination and humor. it was presented by icon gloria steinem. >>> and plan to scare aware sales with a fake 32-foot whale goes wrong. the 32-foot orca was brought in to drive away seals at a port. the whale went belly up after being swamped by the wake of a passing ship. >> hopefully they find something to do and get rid of them pretty soon. >> no promises now. it doesn't look that way. they're here to stay. >> the whale is being repaired and may be refloated as early as today. >>> and a florida man has found a new way to say good-bye to your loved ones when you're gone. it's star wars technology come to life. >> reporter: meet carl minardo. well, it's not the real carl. it's a 3-d graphic image o

that was the big news on the day. llies here, particularly in financials, we have many new 52-week highs today. in the regional banks. so huntington, keycorp, bb & t. many other names that are out there, zion, are at 52-week highs. not just moving up 1%, hess are new 52-week highs. a lot of the big banks, the money center banks, also are hitting 52-week highs as well. citi group is at 52-week high. so is goldman, morgan stanley, also at a 52-week high. interest rates sensitive stocks. interestingly have had a very tough time. we noted many of them are in correction territory. reits are down 10% from their highs. not today. even though 10-year yields are moving up, they're not being, the interest-rate sensitive sectors are not getting hit. an indication of the overall strength of the market right now. i'll tell you what is missing here, jon and carl. what's miss something the volume. right now we're at 1130, 1145. only 300 million shares still on the floor of the new york stock exchange. we need to do a little bit bette

web sites like the new york times and "washington post". >>> new funny money arising out of the clinton records. new tax documents show a little known private clinton foundation donated money to a new york sometimes charity fund. the same year the same paper endorsed hillary clinton in the presidential primary. at the time there were reports that the times editorial board wanted to endorseback barack obama but was over ruled by the chairman who chaired the fund receiving the clinton donation. >> revealed for the first time decades old love letters between former president george h.w. bush and his then fiancee barbara pierce. written on u.s. stationary he describes his elation over their recent engagement. here's an example of one of the quotes. he wrote this. i love you precious with all of my heart and to know that you love me means my life. and their love is just as strong today. the entire bush clan getting together, this was in maine, to celebrate the former first lady's 90th birthday. >> so sweet. remind me of ronald reagan's love letters with

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also, here on the news span, before it even opened. , take a look at the rods in question. you can see the base structures, they're embedded in the base structure, not constructed well enough to keep saltwater out, leaving rods inside exposed to hydrogen, becoming brittle and then cracking. according to "chronicle," caltrans engineers learned of this in 2011 and 2012. the chief engineer of the project saying, now that caltrans has discovered cracks on some rods he has to assume they're on all of them. more than 400 rods that fasten the tower to the foundation, securing the structure in an earthquake. the paper says one of four high strength tower anchor rods snapped. now, this, you may remember, happened back in march 2013. this was just months before the new span was set to open caltrans had announced that 32 rods cracked and the cost to replace the rods back then $45 million. we don't know how much it will take to replace the new rods here if that's what caltrans will do. but the bridge oversight committee likely to order more tests t

way, the owner of the new york global group, denied ever having sex with bovine. >>> the national football new official automotive sponsor. hyundai. it replaces general motors. gm spent about $25 million a year for the right. the deal gives hyundai to use nfl trademarks in its marketing and nfl event. >>> customers are less satisfied with fast food restaurants according to a just released survey. established fast food eateries like mcdonald's and burger king and mcdonald's and wendy's got the lowest scores in years. pizza chain suffered huge customer dissatisfaction losses. dunkin doughnuts is the only fast food chain to improve on customer satisfaction this year. walmart is accused of making a cake with an isis flag. a man ordered the cake at a louisiana walmart after his request for a confederate flag was rejected. walmart said in a statement, an associate did not know what the design meant and made a mistake. we apologize. alison? >> maybe they should stick to happy birthday? jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thank you, jill. >>> in sports team usa can move into the women's wo

the hot spots.. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... 4:30. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> oregon fire officials this morning are investigating the cause of a spectacular blaze that engulfed a landmark stadium in eugene. massive flames climbed twice the height of the historic stadium on monday. the flames gutted the building. smoke was visible for miles. the wooden stadium was built during the great depression. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch" a new way to stream music and walmart apologizes for a controversial cake. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> reporter: good morning, alison. this morning a new player in the subscription music business, apple. it will offer unlimited access to songs for $10 a month. the new streaming music service will be available as part of an update for its ios software and apple hopes to attract many of 800 million i tune users to the service. president obama wants to dramatically increase the number of workers eligible for overtime. wri

the biggest news in the country today. all of the biggest news stories in the country today ended up being about terrorism and people who kill and capture he americans for i had sxll terrible reasons. first, president obama talking about a hostage fusion cell. so americans held hostage by isis will now have a coordinated counter terrorism team operating at home to try to secure their release and communicate with their families and make decisions about negotiations and potential rescue attempts and diplomatic strategies and all the rest. apparent lay senior fbi official will head up this hostage recovery fusion team. the team will also include officials from the pentagon and the justice department and the state department and the cia, among other agencies. the families of hostages over the last few years have been pretty critical about the way they've been treated by the u.s. government and the fact they did not feel supported, they did not feel the resources of the u.s. government were brought to bear to try to free their

. >>> that is the end of this bulletin, so thanks for watching, but the news always continues and you can always find out what is going on by logging on to our website, the address at the bottom of your screen there, aljazeera.com. ♪ >>> a final farewell a public view willing be held for the south carolina state senator and pastor killed in last week's shooting. >>> sentencing underway in boston, where dozens of victims and their families are confronting dzhokher tsarnaev. >>> and wikileaks accuses the u.s. of spying on french presidents. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm stephanie sy. in just a few hours the public will be able to pay their final respects to pastor clementa pinckney gunned down last week at his south carolina church. his body will lie in the rotunda of the state capitol. members of the brady campaign against gun violence are delivering thousands of condolence cards. we know many are expected to view the body today. remind us why he was so meaningful to the charleston community. >> reporter: good morning, stephanie. the reverend was a man o

the new york city times is just getting warmed up. s going to blow the chinos off the rubio campaign. >> "the new york times" this week detailed rubio's debt and mortgages club his purchase of three homes putting no money down on two of them after a publisher paid rubio $800,000 to write a book in 2012, the senator paid off $100,000 in law school loans. >> you bastard! [laughter] paying off law school loans. how dare you? at long last, senator have you no sense of insolvency? unless there's more to this story. >> but he also purchased an $80,000, 24-foot fishing boat like this, and more recently leased a $50,000 luxury suv. >> of course he leased it. not going to buy one. you see the way his wife drives. 13 speeding tickets. now listen those may not seem like particularly extravagant expenses worthy of a "new york times" front page cover story. it wasn't long before they splurged on a whole house with an in-ground pool, handsome brick driveway meticulously manicured shrubs and oversize windows. over sized windows! what's the matter sen

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they're all covering the news right now. first let's to go our justice correspondent pamela brown with more on the terror threat in the united states. >> more police are being deployed because of concerns of terrorist threats. this concerned is heightened because of attacks around the world including the brazen beheading in france. new gruesome details about the isis inspired beheading in france, and similar threats of attack around the u.s. today a french prosecutor said the suspect hung the victim's head from a fence. he also posed for a selfie with the body. >> isis beheading has been a tactic of choice for them in syria and iraq. we're now seeing this spread throughout the middle east and to europe. the worry is the united states is next. >> reporter: in the wake of the near simultaneous attacks in france kuwait in a beach side attack in tunisia that kill at least 38 people in the u.s. the fbi made its ninth isis related arrest this month. authority say 23-year-old planned to go to syria to fight. he is part of a group of

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. whole foods is accused of routinely over charging its customers. it has nine stores in the city. the department of consumer affairs said it overstated the weight of prepackaged food. in one case a package of coconut shrimp cost more than $14 more than it should have. whole foods is working to address the city's concerns. >>> talks are expected to resume this morning in brussels. greece has less than a week before the next loan payment is due. doesn't have the money to make good. greece has promised tax cuts through savings. its lenders want more spending cuts. >>> lack of progress in the greek debt talks sent stocks on wall street lower. the dow lost 178 points. the s&p finished down 15. the nasdaq fell 37. >>> the irs is doing business with tax delinquents in violation of federal law. the tax agency issued contracts to 17 businesses that owed taxes between 2012 and 2013 according to a report by the treasury inspector general. the tax debts

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the skinny is next. does he strip? >> "world newsr abc stations. ♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ >> and topping "the skinny" headlines this morning, spiderman. >> the actor who will be the new face of the super hero is tom holland, the 19-year-old actor was announced by sony pictures and marvel studios as the new peter parker aka spidey. >> so the movie is especially significant because it will bring spiderman into the marvel universe finally placing him among his fellow avengers. holland's first appearance as spiderman on screen will be in "captain america: civil war" due out next year with stand alone spiderman films to follow. >> the actor showed he was well qualified for the role with some serious acrobatics. before this announcement though, information had leaked from the sony hacking which included e-mails be executives that said the newest spiderman character cannot be black or gay. so some fans and critics were still hoping for the franchise to receive an update. after all, spider-man comics miles morales is african-american. you see h

" he expects the grant to be approved. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight, the graduates of one philadelphia class have one thing in common: they all have jobs or plans to go to college: details on the new program with a 100 percent success rate. >>> and move over greg luzinski there's a new bull in town. we'll show you what happened when the phillies legend met this rising rookie. >> and we are looking at sky six live from temple university of the city skyline. a lot of sunshine out there and you can expect more of that over the upcoming weekend. we'll talk about those warm temperatures in accuweather. >> those stories and much more when "action news" continues. >> philadelphia teachers union along with school nurses picketed outside an elementary school in germantown this morning. they're protesting a district proposal to hire contractors to replace nurses in schools. union officials say having consistent medical professionals inside philadelphia schools is essential because many children suffer from chronic health problems like asthma. >>> anybo

authorities shift the man hunt back toward the northern new york prison the convicted >>> new evidence in the search for two escaped inmates. authorities shift the man hunt back toward the northern new york prison the convicted killers broke out of more than two weeks ago. >>> open doors and open hearts. the emanuel ame church service in charleston holds sunday's service days after the attack that killed nine members of its congregation. ♪ i stayed out too late got nothing in my brain ♪ >>> taylor swift takes on apple. the superstar singer gets the tech giant to reverse a course whether or not to pay artists during a pretrial of its streaming service. >>> and jordan spieth has gone where just five other golfers have ever gone. the 21-year-old scores dramatic win at the u.s. open putting him halfway to the grand slam. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, june 22nd, 2015. good morning. i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. this morning the search for two dangerous killers who escaped from a dangerous maximum prison has shifted back to northern ne

defend the bad news. he private sector says you should not. don't mess with wages. let business decide what the right pay scale is otherwise, you are going to force jobs out of the market and force them to squeeze labor and lose jobs not help people who have jobs. >> the national retail federation says the policy isn't going to have a downward effect on jobs. it is going to raise wages for workers, for 5 million workers and if you are working 40 hours a week if you are asked to work longer than that you get paid for that extra work or paid your salary but expect a 40 hour week to see your kids. at the end of the day, it's good for the work force and the economy. in the '70s, 50% of salary was covered with overtime. we are going back to a point where they can expect those protections. that's good for the economy. if the business community wants to argue that it should be set as it is now, at a level below the poverty rate for a family of four it's hard to argue it's good for the country workers or economy.

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our coverage of the death and legacy of ralph roberts continues. all new at 4:30 roberts' impact on our region beyond the business world. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continuing now with a worker shocked in south philadelphia. a contractor was working on a ladder at a home at 22nd and fitzwater when he was injured. investigators took photos of the charred ladder left behind. the victim was taken to penn presbyterian medical center. the accident also caused nearly 2600 customers in the area to lose power. electricity is now restored. >>> we have new information now about a change for the boy scouts in philadelphia. the local scout council has formally approved a policy allowing gay adults to be scout leaders. the local board president says the unanimous vote affirms what has been the council's practice in recent years. the national boy scouts organization allows gay scouts but not gay scout leaders. >>> new video, a big cleanup is under way in the parking lot of this shopping center in east falls. a broken water main yesterday left a muddy mess. crews are

the scene. she has been identified as peggy corinne armato. "action news" reporter walter perez is live at the scene and walter you've got the full story. >> reporter: jim, as we take a live look at the scene i can tell you that mrs. armato's surviving family members returned here. they were devastated by their loss. they also say the hero in this story is the family dog. >> the house is a shell. there's nothing left. neighbor charles read says he still has a hard time believing how fast his neighbor's home went up in flames. >> it was shocking to see everything develop so quickly. one of the things, it's just -- it's happening right in front of you and i think it's just tough to wrap your head around it. >> reporter: it started around 2 o'clock this morning here on the 100 block of skippack creek road. the family that lived in this house says it was their dog barking like crazy when the fire started that woke them up. five members of the armato family lived here, four escaped. neighbors say mr. armato tried saving his wife before rescue crews arrived. >>

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this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, june 2nd 2015. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well following an unusually dry month of may in the east june is off to a soggy start. a slow-moving, low-pressure system is delivering heavy rain from maine to the mid-atlantic for the third straight day. flood watches and warnings are up in ten eastern states this morning, and that includes all of new york city. don champion is in man hat hadden, don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. we're getting a break here but as you said flash flood warning remain in effect here. it's not just here though it certainly has been more than a week of wild weather, all across the country. the east coast is getting soaked. streets are looking more like creeks in places like the jersey shore. the water getting so high in some areas, making roads impassible to cars and pedestrians. the rain pouring into basements. measures like sandbags and plastics not enough to keep the rising water at the bay. th