justice thomas, on a occasion does surprise. i think the last case was where he joined with the liberals to reject the first amendment challenge to the state of texas limitation on what groups could sponsor license plates. that was interesting. i think will makes a good observation that justice thomas is probably playing the long game here. >> kyle, the court decided a couple recently church cases and the trinity lutheran church case but i was wondering if you talk about those. >> sure. thank you. thank you for having me on this panel. they are encased in the advocate care case and they're both important. we get religious liberty in different ways. trinity lutheran being a free exercise case and advocate healthcare thing a statutory case. trinity lutheran we will spend a little more time on that although the advocate healthcare has a great deal of significance for affiliated pension plans. trinity lutheran is one term that didn't have blockbuster cases but it's an extremely important case under the free exercise clause. this is

justice thomas on occasion does surprise. the last case was when he joined with the liberals to reject a first amendment challenge to the state of texas limitation on what groups could sponsor license plates. that is a good observation that justice thomas is playing the long game. mr. malcom: the court decided recently significant church-state cases. advocate health network v. stapleton and the trinity lutheran church case. mr. duncan: thanks for having me on this panel. the trinity lutheran case and that advocate health care network case are important religious liberty cases, though they get that religious liberty in different ways. trinity lutheran being a free exercise case. the more doctrinally important, trinity lutheran, i will spend more time on that, though the advocate health care has practical significance for church-affiliated health pension plans. trinity lutheran is in a term that did not have blockbuster cases, but it is an important case in the free exercise clause. it is an issue that has been simmering for ma

this is the sort of case where thomas might concur. he goes along with every single word and there are people that there is something to this, there are people who think she did some work in saying that racial gerrymandering and partisan gerrymandering when it cannot be disentangled become the same thing and if that were true, that would give you a different route to the partisan gerrymandering case in some settings. mr. daley: i thought the bank of america v. miami opinion was interesting. that was part of a broader trend from the chief justice's term in which he was voting with the block in these civil rights cases which is not to suggest that the chief is emerging as this civil rights i can, but in the last year, we have seen him make this move. we have seen him join opinions that have favorably cited -- even though there are sections of the ruling that have drawn the ire of conservatives -- he has made some interesting moves in the civil rights area. mr. bravin: let me ask you something. i don't know the answer myself. in the fair

brook thomas: exactly. he is aware of -- he is imagining that we can bring this together as a nation. that is what was so utopian about it. there are all sorts of other things. some of the people up there -- columbus is up there. joan of arc, i think the only female is up there. john milton. it is a really fascinating view of one man's view of the country. >> i thank you for that talk, it was interesting. for -- rananton red for president, he did not say much, but he did say, let us have peace. that was the watchword for his campaign. by that he meant bring the sections together. bring the races together and so forth and so on. rosencrantz, who had been in the war thought it would be a good lee might robert e. say about the prospects for the union in the election and so forth. so he met with lee and some other generals at white sulfur springs, convinced them to write a letter. lee, who signed the letter and was sort of the lead voice said yes, we are all for union again. we are all for bringing the country

justice thomas on occasion does surprise. i think the last case was the texas license plate case where he joined with the liberals to reject the challenge to the state of texas limitation on what groups could sponsor license plates. that was something interesting, and i think will makes an observation that justice thomas is playing a long game here. >> kyle, the court has seen a pretty significant number of state church cases. i was wondering if maybe you could talk about those cases. >> sure thing, john. the state lutheran case and the advocate health care case are both important religious liberty cases, although they get at religious libertiy in different ways. trinity lutheran being a health care case -- although the advocate health care has a great deal of practical significance for church affiliated health pens plans. trinity lutheran is one of the -- this as we said a term that didn't have blockbuster cases. but trinity lutheran is an extremely mornt case under the trinity exercise clause. the court finally took it up.

thomas, back over to you. >>> it is 5:03. a 17 year-old girl is shot in the home in the feltonville section of the city. bullet going right through a window this morning we know police are searching for those responsible. steve keeley on the scene with the very latest this morning, steve? >> reporter: well, still guarding this scene at swat team had swarmed a couple hours ago, police officer and this corner house here on b street just two blocks off the boulevard, still wide opened and lights on and authorities weren't sure whether two armed guys were in there that was report they got when they arrived. they treated it as if two guys with guns were in there and they eventually went in and cleared the house just before 3:00 a.m. today. so they are guarding the scene and going back in likely later with a search warrant here on b street. what we had here was perfect summer weekend night weather last night, populated side street off the boulevard, lots of people outside, on porches going to the two corner stores just feet away an

thomas jefferson's great document was introduced. changed a line here and they thought there and july 4,4 17 they -- they penned their signatures. the declaration was dispatched by courier to all the colonies. the famous old bell and the tower -- in the twoer liberty throughout the land. remindsrty bell which forefully of our freedom. is part ofapital this. freeymbol of government of men, strong and power yet tender and solicitous to those who seek its shelter. heritage.' dr. baxter: magnificent, isn't it? arching far above our heads, the dome of our celebrated rotunda, the rotunda which is the very heart of our nations capital. and where these paintings illustrate, so dramatically, our glorious history. the surrender of the general in saratoga. this is the first major defeat of the british and the turning point of the revolution. one of the series of paintings by the famous john trumbull. another trumbull masterpiece. great milestone in our history, the surrender of cornwallis in orktown innt -- at y 1781. this marked the end of the

>> thomas: yeah. that is all that i've been doing, non-stop. >> caroline: and then there's your new relationship with sally. >> thomas: mm-hmm. >> shirley: boy, it sure pays to have a rich, sophisticated socialite like thomas around. keeping bill spencer and his

thomas? >> sorry about that, kelly. i was pulling up the video on the trump tweet just looking at it myself. there's nothing more humorous and hilarious or fake than wrestling and donald trump's performance right there taking on vince mcmahon. also side note as you know so well, kelly, part of the cabinet is vince mcmahon's wife. she's the administrator of the small business administration so great question -- >> linda mcmahon. >> yes. great questions that you asked about what type of resources where the taxpayer dollars were spent to put this together. kelly, great job. >> reporter: i have asked the white house, by the way. i have asked the white house to respond to what resources of the federal government may have been involved in this. i have not yet received a response. i've asked if the president personally tweeted this himself? we know he has great control over his twitter feed but there are times when staffers do tweet on his behalf. i'm waiting to get an answer back on those questions. were taxpayer dollars by e

alex, thomas? >> okay, thank you, jenny, still so questions surrounding this entire case, we will stay on top of this, give you more details and information throughout the rest of this morning. >> coming up on 7:09. we're also learning more, though, about the four young men, and how they know each other. >> yes, the big question here, what is the connection to the person of interest, cosmo dinardo. karen hepp digging into that one, karen? >> so what happens, with this group of people, talking about five people right now, they had some overlapping circles of either friends from school, some from work, sometimes shared interested posting on saturday same on line groups about sneakers and atv's according to philly.com. >> we've been trying to connect the dots to learn how the four missing men and the person of interest cosmo dinardo all know each other. what we've learned is that jimi tar patrick and cosmo dinardo both went to high school together. they attended holy ghost prep in bensalem. we've also

give yourself some extra time this morning, thomas back over to you.ted. why? steve keeley at police headquarters with the answers this morning, steve. >> reporter: thomas, it is not an official hate crime yet but if you talk to the victims they think they were targeted because somebody hates who they are and they are all transgendered. >> people sitting on the porch , multiple shots fired from an infinity. couple people which were struck with the paint balls, three, at lee three, one struck window one struck a wall. >> someone comes here messing with someone shooting crap at them, just another form of ignorance and racism. >> it is like being a racist case. let them be themselves. as long as they are not bothering nobody why not let them be themselves. >> you have a weapon be fired, causing serious bodily injury. these people struck fortunately in their bodies and didn't get hit in the face with one of these guns that could take your eye out. these are dangerous weapons that should not be used on the street. >> here's surveillance video of the gray in

thomas, and karen?k you, 43:00; authority as we've been mentioning all morning long have found the body of one of the missing men, cadaver dog, led investigators to 19 year old dean finocchiaro. >> also, team coverage on this one, because it is developing right now. our jenny joyce, she is covering the parent of the person of interest because they're going to court this morning. >> but first, let's begin with the news we learned early this morning, shortly after midnight. steve keeley in solebury township. steve? >> reporter: well, let's go right to the video, you'll see the picture of the youngest of the four missing reported missing last friday at dinnertime. here we are, hearing the news, that his family was told before the media was told at midnight, that his remains have been positively identified, too soon to know whether the first of the missing remains were the result of being shot and killed or murdered some other way. the other human remains have not been positively identified yet publicly, so

thomas jefferson lives forever in the hearts of freemen. (music) july, 1826, 50 years to the ceo michael nd quinn and scott stevenson joined us this past thursday evening to showcase the museum artifacts. our coverage airs sunday evening at the 40 fifthmarks anniversary of the 1972 break-in at the watergate hotel, which led to a senate investigation and eventually president nixon's resignation. next, former senator lowell weicker and former staff discuss the roles in the 1972 presidential election and the white house cover-up that started. the panel also answered questions on parallels between president nixon's actions and the president trump administration. this was recorded at the watergate hotel in washington, d.c. it's just under an hour and a half. mr. freedman: hello, everybody. i'

>> thomas, good morning. 4:12. a lot of fog out there this morning especially here in south jersey so speed will be slower than normal. so open up that front door and say good morning, downtown philly, ben franklin parkway, it is shaping up to be a beautiful morning, hopefully, scottie's got your forecast we are looking for your favorite traffic jamto get you started on this friday. stay right there, we will be right back. >>> you could not roll it down yesterday it was a wet one. great to have you with us on this friday, it is 4:16. what will weather hold today? will rain move out? will temperatures move out? you know who has the answers we say hello to reading. scott? >> thomas, good morning. we have included cover and fog and take a look at that high humidity 96 percent. we have morning showers out there but by this afternoon, more sunshine and temperatures , warming up. so we will walk you through that forecast but look at reduced visability right new down to 3 miles, mount pocono, looking at trenton 2-mi

thomas? >> certainly more to come, jenny joyce this morning, jenny, thank you. >> more breaking news here, six a year old woman behind bars this morning, after an allegedly stealing a freedom cab. the woman was pick up in germantown, she was in route to sugarhouse casino when she asked the driver to pull over. the driver got out of the car to help the woman. that's when police say she jumped into the driver seat. in around 1:00 a.m. officers spotted the cab with a 23 year old woman and her ten month olds in the back seat. police say the suspect picked them up acting as the taxi driver. woman now under arrest and charged with auto theft. >> an outpouring of support, and well wishes for senator john mccain this morning as his family we learn the long time republican is battling brain cancer. senator mccain is recovering at his home in arizona and is said to be in good spirit after doctors removed a brain tumor. doctors have diagnosed the 80 year old with a aggressive former of cancer called gli

i'm thomas dray done. bob kill gi morning. >> monday, back at it. >> karen hepp is off all week long. hopefully having a good vacation. sue serio, good morning to you >> microphone in place, all ready to go. >> check, check, check. >> worth the wait? the number of the day. >> all right. >> it is going toby 10. did you feel how cool it was. >> felt good. >> clear skies, northerly breezes which means, low humidity. lets talk about the temperature. 66 degrees in philadelphia right now. sunrise time is 5:59. almost 6:00 o'clock sunrise. so we've got 52 degrees in mount pocono. fifty-eight in pottstown. even down in wildwood we are starting out with 58 degrees. so it is on the cool side and that means sunshine, all day, now it will be hotter, but not too humid today, so enjoy 88 degrees, and your sunset time of 8:15, we will talk about the rest of the week and whether the 90's are returns, just ahead. hopefully you had a good weekend, bob kelly. >> good weekend, yeah. caught some baseball, caught the emoji movi

mike thomas. >> mike thomas we're talking about that zip trip.it's going to be hot when we get out to the zip trip. >> more so than hot it will be sticky. it will be humid h wisdom you're from the south. >> i try to leave that memory behind me. >> you'll make it through. hot and sticky start to the day. later on we'll have some thunderstorms that will get rid of the humidity just in time for the weekend. here's your futurecast. mostly clear skies as we head into your 8 o'clock hour. things warm up very quickly once again. we head into the noon hour starting to pop some storms out to the west. we progress into the evening. we have a pretty decent shot at some thunderstorms here in the d.c. area, 4, 5, 6 o'clock. severe. quick look at that fox5 accuweather 7-day forecast. 94 today, a much less humid 90 tomorrow as well as sunday. it's going to be a pretty good weekend for mid-july. that's a check of the fork. erin back to you for traffic. >> 4:57. traffic has been looking pretty nice around the dmv. now we have a new crash. 295 southbound. it's con

as well mike thomas. >> it's going to be a gorgeous day today.emperatures in the upper 80's, lots of sunshine. hey, caitlin. >> mike, we'll let you go first all morning long. you've got the good news. flooding from friday still causing issues on the roads. work arounds coming up. >> thank you to both of you. >>> a desperate plea for answers. police continue to search for a woman and two children in virginia. >> the three have been missing since friday and now officers need your help trying to figure out where they are. fox5's melanie alnwick is live in loudoun county with what they need know. >> reporter: a number of different locations involved in this case. loudoun county sheriff's tell us ash was actually -- fleas suffolk virginia but she was in two locations near loudoun county. you see her picture there and then next to her are the two children. what's interesting about this is that the older child, jalen sills russell, age nine, that is her cousin. now, she was at a family residence is what loudoun county police say in ashburn. i'm sorry, i

thomas, back to you. >>> 4:06. breaking news a disabled man is dead this morning and his caretaker in the hospital after both were shot in the cities tioga section. police are looking for two gunman trying to force their way in the victim's home. our steve keeley on this scene at north gratz with more, steve. >> reporter: well, more than looking for the gun man it is looking for any kind of sense, why you would kill somebody confined to the wheelchair for at least 10 to 15 years. this is a handicapped man who was just coming home. sadly, while bob was talking this van here they just took the man's body out of the home here. it wasn't in the home much. he was arriving home. as we go to the video from earlier you will see a bmw with the emergency flashers on he had a caretaker who was bringing him home in that bmw. they just got out of the car. the carries double parked on the street while taking the man up, five or six steps in the house and as they get in the doorway these two guys from the street with hooded sweat

young thomas jefferson was elected.talent and 10 -- talent and pen settled to the task. we can imagine this sensitive young man, angry, resentful of the king. yet, wise enough to hold himself in check. he writes, he scratches out, he talks with franklin, he talks with adams, and he writes some more. slowly, words by word, odds by, -- thoughts by thoughts, noble words, and it soon becomes a musical words of the declaration of independence. it becomes the political bands that have connect it it with another. it gathers momentum my and eagle taking off a mountain into the vastness of the sky. then, the tremendous statement, "we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights. liberty,se are life, and the pursuit of happiness." on july 1, the congress resumed its debate on the resolution of independence. farmer john dickinson of an sylvania protested. what he said made much good sense. the columnist or unprepared to to battle the mi

>> reporter: good morning, thomas and alex. we learn a lot of details from various sources.e are expecting an official update from the district attorney later this morning but back to what happened yesterday, cosmo dinardo confessed to killing, four bucks county men. he told investigators where they could find bodies in exchange for life spared according to sources. d.a. promised him death penalty would be off the table despite confess to go killing and burning bodies of four men dean finocchiaro, tom meo, jim i patrick and mark sturgis. remains of the finocchiaro have been located in the 12- foot hole in the dinardo expansive solebury township farm. according to the source dinardo told prosecutors that there are two separate grave sites on the farm which contain all four bodies. at this point we still don't know exact relationship between victims and dinardo. source tells fox 29 news motive in this case may be related to a drug deal and a gun. dinardo's attorney talked to reporters as help client made a very brief statement. >> cosmo you admitted to killing four people. why

>> thanks, thomas.l, we did hear that this fire spread about 20 minutes, destroying this entire tent city in lebanon's baca valley. about a 40-minute drive east of beirut. about 80 tents destroyed. workers on the ground said they believe this was caused by a faulty appliance, that then ignited or sent out sparks that ignited some of these gas cooking canisters that are prevalent throughout this camp. but this means that about 600 people, 600 to 700 people, have been displaced. these people were already homeless because of the war in syria and now they're homeless again. they're going to be housed in temporary shut shelters amid soaring temperatures in eastern leb mano lebanon. lebanon is only 4 million people and it has to take in 1 million refugees and it's struggling with incidents like this. it's just the latest thing to afflict this massive population of refugees that have been spread throughout the middle east. thomas, you can expect a lot more tragedy amongst this group of people, thomas. >> yes,

it is not anywhere close to what thomas jefferson and alexander hamilton said about each other. we haven't had a single incident where a congressman came over to the senate and almost beat to

geraint thomas will wear yellow tomorrow as the tour de france leaves dusseldorf.much time as he can in the yellow jersey, but to enjoy as much time as he can in the yellowjersey, but the game plan has not changed, it is to support chris froome, his team leader, in his quest for a fourth tour de france title. that will not change, he says, but he will enjoy this moment. chris froome is in sixth place, a solid performance, and conservative giving the conditions. he has valuable seconds on his main rival, richie porte. it starts again tomorrow when it goes from dusseldorf to liege. the 2017 tour de france is under way. there you are, you're all up to date with the tour de france. let's catch up with today's cricket news now, james. the first piece of silverware of the domestic cricket season has been won by nottinghamshire. they've beaten surrey in the royal london one day cup final at lord's. batting first, surrey posted a score of 297 from their 50 overs, leaving notts needing 298 for victory. they won by 4 wickets thanks to the highest ever one day score at lord's

i'm thomas drayton. karen hepp has the week off. she will be back on monday. it doesn't matter where you are, new jersey, parkway or here in philadelphia it is down right, hot. lets begin with sue serio outside in center city, good morning, sue. wait, i felt a breeze. you know how it is when you are outside, hot, humid and finally feel a breeze it is so refreshing. it is a hot breeze. you will get one every once in a while out here. we have a look at what is going on with our number of the day, lets get to it. first start with the excessive heat warning ine affect lets see through about 8:00 o'clock tonight. we have a feels like temperature that will be in triple digits for some of us, and there is the number of the day, a seven once again, some think it should be lower because it is so oppressive out here. seventy's, 80's off to a sticky start with bus stop buddy. ever present water bottle. put some ice in there as well so it stays cool. nothing on radar 80 degrees our current temperature and it feels like 84, the temperatures in the 80's, we have got 180 deg

well the answer is, thomas sumpter really did have a lazy eye. and charles wilson peal's son, rembrandt, included that in the portrait, not to make fun of thomas sumpter, but to be as accurate as possible about thomas sumpter really looked. so when visitors to people's museum, they would know that was thomas sumpter. i think it says sbg charles wilson peal and his son rembrandt and their commitment to the style of painting of the day, which is neo-classix, all about detail. our exhibit in the second bank, the particular gallery that's representative of peal's museum, doesn't just contain the portraits that he painted, we've averaged those portraits like charles wilson peal did. they're double and triple stacked in order to accommodate them. at the end of peal's life there were almost 300 portraits in his museum. we only have a bird of them in independence park today but we wanted keep to get the wow factor that the visitors to dharls wilson peele's originally got. when you look at portraitings. you notice yeah they sort of all look really similar

because of the tension, thomas gage was appointed to oversee. what started to happen was, as the decade were on, the were a series of events that would take place. the boston massacre and the boston tea party. the tea party was the destruction of private property. because of the destruction, the royal authority had to punish massachusetts bay colony. one of these punishments was a series of acts called the "intolerable acts." you brought in the real governor, now a british officer, had the closing of the port of boston, and the massachusetts government was shut down. that mean any town in the colony, they were not allowed to meet. so this was an affront for how people have been governing themselves for at least a hundred years. so, you have a series of responses which take place. amongst those responses which took place was the reactivation of the militia system. it was a community effort. 60 were called to come out. many companies would form. they were required to turn out at a moments notice, hence the term minutemen. you have these minute com

the last one is a page from thomas hutchison's history in the 18th century. he had taken a lot of the original meniscus home and he was writing a history of massachusetts. there, he has transcriptions of all sorts of documents that we do not have now. one was the sam riot. his whole house was trampled. i have heard -- maybe it is fake news -- his library was trampled and some of the draft pages still were dirty. everything.d a lot of these documents disappeared. inone point, in the 1900 -- the 1800s, there was a man named will that discovered they had an earlier draft of this book. in that, there were snippets of other documents. we are slowly but surely putting together all of these pieces. in 1840, thomas gage published a history of raleigh, massachusetts in which they have nine documents of the case of margaret scott. our grid scott was executed. i bet very few of you even know who she was. nine available to tell her case. and two of them are in the essex county court archives. are in private collections. if you are about an auction of one, those are the t

karen and thomas. >> cosmo, what do you say to these families? >> cosmo you admitted to killing four people, anything to say to these families. >> i'm sorry. >> with those word i'm sorry, admission of guilt from cosmo dinardo his attorney says his client has admitted to killing the four young men missing in bucks county. those men missing since last week. >> this admission comes as police have taken another person of interest, into custody, we have got continuing coverage of the whole investigation. our steve keeley is in doyletown with the very latest on this second person of interests, but we will begin with jenny joyce in solebury township with more on the possible motive for the crime as well as the search for more remains, jenny, there may have been two grave locations. >> reporter: that is what we are hearing our dave schratwieser broke that information last night, did he a post saying according to sources there were two grave sites and that is all part of the cosmo dinardo's confession to authorities, yesterday we're piecing this together

karen, thomas? >> all right, sue, thank you so much. 4:03, we begin with breaking news from the fair hills section of the city. we now two young women are dead this morning killed in a hail of bullets that happened at their car and toward them. >> our lauren johnson on the scene with the latest. what's going on here, lauren? >> reporter: thomas, i can tell you there is the block still wide awake at this hour, lots every people standing outside gathering, talking, police on the other end of the block, we hear that car has been towed. but the calls came in after midnight as people started hearing gunshot ring out, 25th d and police arrived to very violent scene. two women dead inside of a running pick-up truck, both victims, shot several times, in the head, neck and torso, most of those shot fired at the 28 and 19 year old, from the passenger side of the car. here's chief inspector scott small. >> based on preliminary investigation, it appears that the shooter or shooters fired multiple shots into the

karen and thomas. >> good work, thanks, steve. >>> 4:09. late night on capitol hill health carries on life support republican senate latest effort to repeal obama carries dead and attempts to try again not looking g senate reject so-called skinny health care bill. fifty-one-49, three republicans voting no, john mccain one of them, famously came back to get the whole thing started and republicans out of maine and alaska. >>> mitch mcconnell quoted it is time to move on. president trump tweeted out this response to the vote, three republicans and 48 democrats let the american people down. as i said from the beginning ileto bam a care implode, then deal. watch. >>> talk about drama in the white house new communications director anthony, scaramucci is at center of an apparent battle with chief of staff reince priebus over alleged leaks. >> new yorker interview that leaves little room for doubt about the tension among the white house staffers. >> profanity laced interview scaramucci threatened to fire the entire white house communications team t

thomas was tenth on the day to drop to second in the overall standings.between tammy beaumont and sarah taylor, as england reached a formidable 373 for five in their 50 overs against south africa. while they lost opener lauren winfield for 24 in bristol, the hosts recovered brilliantly, as both beaumont and taylor got centuries on their way to 148 and 147 respectively. south africa are currently 84—0. a zero, giving ita go on that hefty run chase. to the england men's team now, and two spinners have been selected for the first test against south africa which begins at lords tomorrow. liam dawsonjoins moeen ali in the team. in his first test as captain, joe root has confirmed he'll bat at four, with the recalleds gary balance at three and johnny bairstow at five. full—back liam williams is the only injury worry for the british and irish lions ahead of saturday's deciding test against new zealand in auckland. the welshman is struggling with what the lions camp call "tightness" in his leg. leigh halfpenny is the likely choice as cover. warren gatland will na

thomas drayton will hold the microphone and we will try. the objective of course and thanks to j dogs. objective toys try to get the ball, in one of these holes, easier said than done. all right, ready. >> outside. foul ball. >> foul ball again. >> guess who will try it next. >> thomas drayton up next. >> batter circle it is thomas drayton. >> they say a rod but there is no relation here. >> do you look like a rod and how is j low. >> he is at the plate. >> what kind of a swing was that. >> swatting flies. >> this isn't t ball you are not seven. >> he is not on our softball team. >> tough thing is getting the ball up. >> thanks, guys. >> you try it mr. double bubble. >> we will come out here. >> i'm getting responses, lot of people see old school r and b with me. >> does that mean i no loaning get invites. >> i will also ask you but i'm tired he asked meehan hour were it started. >> well, excuse me. >> i was already in for the night, pajamas. >> it was saturday, at 5:00. >> 5:00 in the afternoon. >> when you invite, she has a hair wrapped u

i don't. >> thomas is fancy. >> here's the deal. we will get to this conversation as quickly as possible. we don't, fox doesn't provide with us parking, everybody knows that. we have to park on the streets we get tickets. i got one yesterday, thanks, p pa, so, the intern, actually producer said would you like me to pay your meter. i said thank you. just reach for wallet, took out credit card gave her the card key and apparently everybody made a fuss over a certain type of credit card that alex just went insane over. >> no, the producer said he has a black car. black card. there is rap songs and everything about black card, like wrappers, sing about having one to show off. basically, you have to be in a certain tax bracket and make certain amount of money. >> it is not from the tax bracket here at fox. do i some other stuff outside. intern veronica who we have escorted from the building, i made a few comments about the black card. >> it is heavy too, i was like oh, my gosh, it is nice. >> don't ab shamed you live a good life. >> he a

thomas? >> still trying to piece everything together, to try to make sense of it, steve, thank you. >> 5:10, a mom, mother, dead. her daughter, fighting for her life, after a stabbing in south philadelphia. jenny joyce, near the scene on daily terrace this morning, as we're starting to learn more. jenny? >> reporter: yes, learning that this is a really sad story here on the 2700 block every daily terrace, in south philadelphia. police tell us, that the victim of this homicide is a 48 year old woman while her 21 year old daughter fighting for her life at penn presbyterian hospital. police tell us, that this double stabbing homicide happened just before 2:00 this morning. police are now looking for a 25 year old man, believed to be behind all of this, apparently, the man is the ex-boyfriends of the 21 year old victim, had broken up just couple of days ago, and was essentially upset. came to this location, again, early this morning, police are telling us that there is another witness to the crim

thomas putnam could not spell the word "witch." don't have to see his handwriting to know it is him. parsons, it will tell you who the person is. anything that was distinctive that could help help to tell us to defend handwritings. punctuation is something that could identify you but simon loved colons. i have no idea what they mean. if i see a document that has a lot of those, it is simon. and abbreviations were critical. we use a lot of contractions with apostrophes and they were not doing it that way then. the most common is -- the "ye." the superscript in the is an abbreviation for the there were . there are ways to do that. a lot of different ways to do that. there was an abbreviation for that. sometimes, they would do the w with something. they would do a lot of abbreviations. there were other abbreviations people would use. if you wrote the word "common" -- there are a lot of loops in m. you have a document with two different things associated with it. >> there are a lot of particular styles. we can keep track of what a pers

while we're here karen and thomas thinks a big dumping area. they are not brave going under these dark conrail tracks but if you had not furnished your home yet we have a couple lazy boys available on the sidewalk as you can see back to back red, black, i don't know what your collar scheme is but we will do some shopping for you if you need any extra furniture. >> steve, i'm working on a theater room. >> burgundy would be fabulous, lovely, thank you. >>> 5:37. majority leader mitch mcconnell says it is time to move on after latest health care plan is shot down in the dramatic vote earlier this morning. >> lets get down to washington d.c. and figure out what the latest is, garrett teny joins us is there a next step what happens. >> no audio. >> garrett is a very dapper man but we cannot hear him. >> nice suit. >> great looking individual and i'm sure very knowledgeable we will have more, in washington we will have more updates on that. whole fall out can you hear us now, sorry. >> i can hear me. >> dawn hear me. >> yes, there we go. >> we can in

good morning, i'm thomas drayton. >> i'm karen hepp. we'll get right over to sue serio for the pleasant temperatures for this day, sue. >> noticeable walking out the door, maybe even little more so than yesterday. that it is on the cool side. eight out of ten is your weather number today. here's bus stop buddy, just in case umbrella, although i don't think you will need it. it is clouds, it is cooler, temperatures in the 60s, certainly won't be as hot as it was a week ago last wednesday's high temperature was 96 degrees. not even close today. we have seen a little bit of green popping up on radar here and there, maybe sprinkle or two out there this morning, but there is a lot of cloud cover. 68 degrees, northeasterly breezes at 5 miles an hour, sunrise time isn't until 5:54. we have 57 degrees, that's sweater weather in mount pocono this morning, allentown at 65, so is pottstown. and down in dover, delaware, it is 68 degrees. cape may is 72. in mays landing, it is 65 degrees. and in valley forge, also, 65. so that's where we are right n

annie, tucker. >> all right, michael thomas, good morningo last night. >> well, on and off showers and storms. for some it ruined fourth. at least we get the fireworks down on the mall in d.c. and i know annapolis they cancelled fireworks, we'll keep your finger ersed crossed for the night and we'll try to plan n now. showing showers moving through d.c. through portions of north virginia up the corridor. so far early to start day. a few rain drops. nothing quite as heavy as what was around yesterday afternoon. future cast, as we head through the morning showers, that will keep clouds around and build instability. as we get heat we see showers popping up. much like yesterday. there we head to early evening hours. hit and miss. not all day things. but some locations that get showers could see brief heavy down powers. much once again like we sawen 4th of july. each try to get the fireworks in at annapolis. can't make the promise they will get them in but there's a chance. 85 today. clouds and showers. repeat tomorrow with the same kind of setup. happening ago around the re region. we head

young thomas jefferson was elected. his talent settled to the task.imagine this sensitive young man, angry, resentful of yet wise enough to hold himself in check. he writes, he scratches out, he talks with franklin, he talks with adams and he writes some more. by,ly, words by word, odds yhe noble -- thoughts b words and itle becomes the political bands that have connect it it with another. it gathers momentum my and eagle taking off a mountain into the vastness of the sky. this tremendous statement, "we ruths to bethrut self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are given unalienable rights. among these rights, liberty and the pursuit of happiness." on july 1 the congress resumed its debate on the resolution of independence. farmer john dickinson of an sylvania protested. what he said made much good sense. the columnist or unprepared to battle the mighty power of her in -- britain. a cast a damper on the congress. , never easy with words, but once his lips were touched with fire he had but one thing, the necessity for liberty, a warm for

karen and thomas? >> all right, jenny, lot more on this one, thank you. 4:35, septa police are searching for a person who attacked an officer. this is video from the sergeant's body cam. they want to get that person you just saw like over top of her to get him off the streets and make arrest. right out to steve keeley at septa headquarters with what we know right now. steve? >> reporter: you know, it is heart to watch that video, go on live tv and not curse. how about that? here at headquarters, probably some cursing going on, because it seems like police, both septa and philly place, are the modern day rodney danger fields lately, getting zero respect, and mr. tough guy, as were run this video, you see on the officer's body camera, comes running up the steps from down on the tracks, which is why the public and the police were talking about this, maybe to save these people's lives, and get them off the angora tracks, before they get hit or killed by a train. this is monday at 7:00 p.m. and so with the

thomas putnam could not spell the word "witch." i don't have to see his handwriting to know it is him. persons he spelled with an the letterforms are probably have most of us try to match up handwriting. things that could tell apart two different handwritings. asthink of punctuation something to identify you. i have no idea what his colons mean, but it is simon willard. abbreviations are really critical. what most people .ay, ye olde e is anrscript abbreviation for thee. how they made their abbreviation was quite telling. whether they use something called a macron. sometimes they would put a line over it. just too many loop. there are a lot of particular styles and we could keep track of what a person style was for doing abbreviations. these are all things we were playing around with. the documents were created by a lot of so any given document might have several people's handwriting in it. early on we had our own custom names for them so we're seeing the stuff behind the book. these became different numbers in the when we decided

thomas gage was appointed to oversee. what started to happen was, as the decade were on, the were a series of events that would take place including the boston massacre and the boston tea party. the tea party was the destruction of private property. because of the destruction, the royal authority had to punish massachusetts bay colony. one of these punishments included a series of act's, called the "intolerable acts." so, you have the bringing in of a british governor, the closing of the port of boston, and the boston government was shut down. in essence what that meant was any town in the colony, they were not allowed to meet. this was an affront to how people have been governing themselves for almost 100 years. you have a series of responses that take place, among those responses, the reactivation of the militia system. an offshoot, something called the minute companies are formed. equippedhey are better are required to turn out at a moments notice. you have these militia and minute companies preparing for something. wa

karen and thomas. >> all right. it will be interesting to go see if they do find one, steve of course work all of the latest developments in this we will put it right on our web site at fox 29.com. >>> 5:09. lets get to more breaking news from the fernrock section of the city a 57 year-old man rushed to the hospital after being shot during a robbery this is a really weird one. he is just riding through a wendy's when he is waiting for his food. a suspect put the gun through the window and demanded money and then the suspect actually shoots the victim in the hand. and the bad guy was able to getaway with a couple of dollars. >>> then, in center city there was a man riding a motorcycle you can see it right there. he was struck by a hit and run driver this was overnight at 1:15 in the morning, it is right there on the parkway, police think that the vehicle involved, is a chevy suv, do you see that tire right there? here's the thing about the suv , it has three tires because there is one of them that wound up there at t

thomas and karen? >> sue, thank you so much. 5:04, right to this breaking news coming to us from the fair hills section of the city where two young women are dead killed in a hail of bullet, inside their car. right out to the scene where lauren johnson is. lauren? >> good morning, that pick-up truck where the women were sitting on this street, laurence street actually, has been towed away. it was in the left side of the street, two women sitting inside, dozens more outside when the shots were sprayed right into the passenger side of that ready to oath a pick up. on the passenger side, a 19 year old female. the driver seat, 28 year old woman. the shooter shot both of them in the head, neck and torso, moment recall times, both ladies pronounced dead here at the scene. so now, police are trying to determine if the women were the intended targets, or if the shooters were after someone else. >> not sure who owns the toyota. of course we'll run the vehicle, registration, vehicle identification number not cer

>> thanks, thomas. it's fascinating about this announcement from russian president vladimir putin is the american sanctions bill hasn't even become law yet. he's made this decision before president donald trump has had that chance to either sign or veto the sanctions bill that just passed house and senate with near-unanimous support. it might be because the president is probably going to go ahead and sign it. the white house has indicated that they will be signing this bill and even if they did decide to veto there's more than enough support in congress to pass this law over the president's veto, but at the end of the day it is interesting, the timing of this may be because the president of russia, vladimir putin, is trying to insulate donald trump from any criticism about these sanks being impose sanks sanctions being imposed. he won't be able to criticize donald trump's move, but let's be clear, this is a huge setback for russian-american diplomacy. putin said in this wide-ranging television interview

. >> reporter: good morning, thomas. we're expect to go hear more from the district attorney around 11:00 this morning but until then here's what we know so far, four missing men, two teens, two adults all reported missing over the weekend, one of them had in the been seen since last wednesday, other three since last friday, main search point on monday was a massive plot of wooded land covered that is home to a corn field near area own by family of cosmo dinardo who was arrested yesterday on a weapons charge but not charged in any crime relating to the men. that was one of the three locations investigators searched since the group was reported missing another area with the home on aquetong road where one of the men's missing car was found. another home in bensalem also searched, both of those properties also owned by the dinardo family. it is not just local, state authorities searching for air and land here, the fbi has joined the search, backhoes and we havery machinery brought into assist while family and friends wait

aundrea cline-thomas live in atlantic city. >>> but first, more on the breaking news of four missing men. sky force 10 live over the search in bucks county. more in just a minute. day 13. if only this were as easy as saving $600 when you switch to progressive. winds stirring. too treacherous for a selfie. [ camera shutter clicks ] sure, i've taken discounts to new heights with safe driver and paperless billing. but the prize at the top is worth every last breath. here we go. [ grunts ] got 'em. ahh. wait a minute. whole wheat waffles? [ crying ] why! >>> we continue to follow these breaking developments by the hour in the missing men miyster unfolding in bucks county. we're going to show you the first video of cosmo dinardo. there he is getting out of a police van. he was rearrested now being held on $5 million bail. sky force 10 was overhead as he was led into the bucks county jail in shackles. today the district attorney charged him with stealing the car that belonged to one of the missing men and trying to sell it. >> the car belonged to thomas meo, he's one of the four missing me