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melissa, tillman, thank you very much glad everybody is safe and sound. we'll see you soon back to you. >> thanks. coming up s will the biotech climb continue that's ahead first to morgan brennan for a cnbc news update. >> the u.s. is requiring russia so close the consulate in san francisco and washington, d.c. and new york city in response to the kremlin aegs decision to reduce the mission in russia last month wells fargo says it's uncovered twice as many potentially unauthorized fake accounts than it originally estimated. the bank now says 2.5 million accounts were impacted by the fake account scandal it says it will pay out an additional $2.8 million in refunds to impacted customers. and a look at one of the many air rescues performed this week in houston these pictures are from tuesday as members of the new york air national guard performed one of its 345 rescues of families and animals who were stranded in the flood waters unfortunately, there's another hurricane on the horizon irma strengthened over the eastern atlantic forecast to become a major hu

one on route 38 in morristown and the location on tillman street in allentown. >>> health check this noon, if you have school aged kids you'll want to adjust their sleep schedules now. doctors suggest putting them to bet 15 minutes earlier and waking them up 15 minutes earlier season turn off all screens at bedtime and remind parents that teenagers have the hardest times adjusting and their bodies are hard wires to go to bed later. high levels of hdl, the good cholesterol can also be harmful. researchers say that people with extremely high levels at hdl are at a higher risk of mortality than those with normal levels. it challenges the findings of hdl levels in the past. >>> and at 4:00 a new term in the online dating world. we'll tell with you what hat fishing is all about. and marble history, philadelphia police are trying to figure out how a bust of a pennsylvania war hero wound up under an overpass this morning. and what better than having your hair crafted into waves like a super model? having done for free. that is in freebie friday you'll love that one. and coming up monica mal

east takes it ov tillman around 11:30. saint michael's. 11:31. easton, 11:54.may weaken a little bit as it goes over the bay. but, pay attention. we are watching this shower finally start to rain itself out near dale city. a couple of heavier showers near midland. they are moving east at about 30. but another hour or so and most of this stuff will fall apart. sunny, hot, not too humid. low 80s by lunchtime. highs, upper 80s to around 90. most areas will stay in the 80s . for the solar eclipse on monday, nationally, looks pretty good in the northwest into wyoming. a couple of storms are possible. in the central plains with the 100% totality area over toward nashville looks good. locally, we are looking at potentially some clouds and maybe even a show thunderstorm. so, it could be a little iffy on monday. let's talk about tonight and tomorrow. we have the dew points dropping north and west of the line of showers. we are still pouring. remember? very muggy down there with temperatures, dew point temperatures in the low 70s and the actual air temperatures ranging f

we will exchange letters and opinions with people like mr tillmans, but i don't see reason for the commissionof the system in poland. —— tillerman. transformation of the system in poland. -- tillerman. so the polish government will have talks with the european commission, but you say you will not listen to opinions or take advice at all. you will listen, but won't —— you will talk to me but won't —— you will talk to me but won't listen at all? i think that is wrongly evaluating our situation. —— talk to them. we engage in a dialogue. just a few days go, i sent a letter to mr timmermans, and asked for additional clarification on his accusation against polish reforms. i keep reminding him and others that the process is not finished. it is ongoing. it back to the parliament. we don't see any reason why it the commission should interfere right now. you also being criticised other reforms that are seen as falling short of european union values. last year, there was a controversial law approved to allow poland to appoint the heads of tv and radio. poland has been accused of threatening, and europea

captain sherman tillman said it had to be frightening. >> not only that you had to fight the fire, but you had to fight the people that you're with. i can only imagine going to as many fires as they went to back then, feeling that way all the time. >> reporter: fire chief jo ann white said she benefited from the road paved by earl gage. he integrated the formerly all-mail, all-white department. later as director of community services, pushed hard to open the doors for others to follow. >> as diverse as san francisco is, you have someone respondings to an emergency that looks like you or speaks your language, it provides a calming influence and it's important to reflect the community we're serving. >> reporter: gage was dedicated to his job and a devoted family man. >> he was very much a proud man, proud of where he came from, and definitely wanted to make sure that he left an impact. >> reporter: that, he did. earl gage jr. was 90 years old. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> well, counterfeit goods sold online obviously nothing new. but now there's a new effort to stop c

michael's, tillman and oxford.lease get to the lower level if you're watching us from over there or if you know somebody over there, give them a holler. tell them to get downstairs. meanwhile up in montgomery county lay tonsville, german germantown, -- germantown, barryville finally seeing a shower, may be the last of the shower for several hours on route 7 moving toward percyville. tomorrow is a somewhat active day with scattered showers and storms, some in the morning, some in the midday, some in the afternoon, not an all day event, but you got to pay attention much of the day. that's why the yw alert. we are looking at a cold front in ohio and indianapolis. this thing is coming our way. ahead of it you know how soupy and unstable the air is. this has that threat for showers and storms. tomorrow morning a few passing showers. midday a better chance south and east, but come afternoon here come some showers and storms headed our way, highs in the low to mid-80s but not until the front pushes through. we end that sh

the three passengers on board were not hurt. 30 minutes later, three more shot this time 10th and tillman. police say all six victims suffered nonlife-threatening injuries, they're asking for people in the community to come forward with information. in chester, jennifer joyce fox 29 news. >>> on the international front, the pressure is on north korea over its latest ballistic missile test. the u.n. security counsel approved the toughest sanctions yet. the resolution will/the country's export revenues by one billion dollars. that is a total, a third of its total. it is significant. the goal is to cut off the money kim jong- kim jong-un regime uses. nikki haley he says it's a good step but the u.s. not ruling out other options >> we hope we don't have to do anything but all options have always been on the table and will continue to be on the table. >>> the foreign minister of china is urging the north korean counterpart to stop provoking the good will. china is the closest thing to a friend that north korea has. the u.s. south carolina need to stop increasing tensions >>> the president's ad

naps narrows bridge black on that point there's beach bloody point light james island poplar island tillman island shadyside taylor's island and deal frequent lightning is occurring with the storms we've caught on the open water stay below deck if possible keep away from an grounded metal objects. it seems that both the british and european officials are effectively dragging their feet when it comes to negotiating the terms of the exit given your understanding of british politics do you think politicians still have a chance of sabotaging that that vote do you think would you encourage them to sabotage that decision well i think there is a possibility of that i think that the as the negotiations get more and more underway people will realise how forward to be complicated it is and they will realize that the consequences of this. the one day june the twenty fourth twenty sixth. the consequences of this all so complicated that it might be worth taking a second look correct me if i'm wrong but i think your argument has been that it is primarily about economics i mean it's so complicated that it

running normally this mo autria: a confederate memorial removed while you were sleeping area allen tillman posted it to saying thek page, monument will be donated to a local museum. we will have a libra or coming up at 6:45. chaos a rusting in afterttesville overnight protesters took control of a city council meeting. they jumped on a desk with a sign saying blood on your hands. the anger stemming from this month's deadly protest and removal of federal statue. autria: last night the president unveiled a new strategy to fight terrorism in afghanistan. in his first primetime address he called for more boots on the ground. >> terrorist to fall -- slaughter innocent people will find no glory in this life or the next. they are nothing but thugs and and predators and, that's right, losers. working alongside our allies, we will break their will, dry up their recruitment, and yes, we will defeat them and we will defeat them handily. autria: the president did not say how many more deployed the top u.s. military officials, including the secretary of defense, support sending as many as 4000 additiona

. >> ladies and gentlemen, it is my honor to introduce to you sergeant jacob tillman. >> his 15-year-olduried his face in his hands later telling the media he had no words to describe that surprise. he was placed at the travis air force base but had been deployed to kuwait. >> what are you looking forward to the most to do with him? >> to take a break from the kids. is that awful to say? we have poor kids and we have had a lot going on. >> they got the vip treatment at six flags. >>> california may sue the federal government on the same day chicago is filing a lawsuit and why century cities save the feds are breaking the law. >>> and b.a.r.t. police released pictures of a man suspected of attacking b.a.r.t. riders. we will have the full details coming up. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second

. >>> a new honor for late football player pat tillman, arizona state university unveiled a stay chew of ttue of. it's for them to pass buy and touch before each home game. he walked away from his football career to enlist in the army. he died while serving in afghanistan this 2004. >>> change in immigration policy that could slow down the process for new immigrants. >>> the plan could put an end to dreamers. >>> flood water is still rising in some parts of east texas. a look at the rescues, damage, the ongoing impact from harvey coming up. >>> thank you to everyone who is lending support to people affected by hurricane harvey. to be part of disney's day of giving, please donate by texting, calling or going to the website on y >>> here are the latest stories about harvey making headlines. people living inland are seeing triple digit heat today and it's going to get hotter tomorrow. pg&e are bracing for power outages. that's here in the bay area. now as we move back to the hurricane, president trump is pledging a million dollars of his personal money to help after hurricane harvey. wor

heaviest down through tillman island on the eastern shore just as you get across the bay bridge. people driving across the bridge right now dealing with some heavy rain.as far as grilling out weather, should i or shouldn't i? most of the readings, you should not have any problem. it will be very muggy, very warm, but a good night for could be a shower or storm mostly east of town. temperatures waking up party morning 73 in middlebury and manassas. 74 in columbia. 75 and upper marlboro. 75 degrees in downtown washington. most of the rain gets out of your pretty quickly tonight. very warm and humid air mass. the moisture will stay close to the ground so haze and fog a possibility. that was like our best time frame, 4:30 to 7:30 tomorrow evening. then we will get a change in the wind direction and dry it out. tomorrow, 90 feeling closer to 100. mid-to-late afternoon evening showers and thunderstorms look likely. the weekend will clear out. still muggy saturday morning. plenty of sunshine and 88 sunday. the region will be partly cloudy, partly eclipse monday. hot on tuesday and wedne

captain sherman tillman says it had to be frightening. >> not only that you had to fight the fire butou had to fight the people that you're with. i can only imagine going to as many fires as they went to back then feeling that way all the time. >> reporter: firefighter gage met those challenges and later as director of community services helped transform the all-male all white department by consistently pushing for inclusion. fire chief joann hayes white says he paved way for her and many others. >> as diversity as san francisco is, when you have someone responding that can speak your language or looks like you and provide that much more calming influence, it's very important to preflect the community we're serving. >> reporter: he was dedicated to his job and a devoted family man. >> he was very much a proud man, proud of where he came from. and def wanted to make sure he left an impact. >> reporter: earl gage junior was a trailblazer. he died at the age of 90. in san francisco, carolynr, ♪ what should i watch? show me sports. it's so fluffy! look at that fluffy unicorn! he's so fluf

someone shot three people at tenth and tillman streets around 11:30 last night. one victim was found at the scene, the other two victims took themselves to the hospital. >>> police are trying to figure out who fired shots at a septa bus in delaware county. it happened at 22nd street and edge mont avenue in brookhaven last night. one of the bullets went through this window. no one was hurt. >> this morning, three people are in the hospital after their small plane crashed and caught fire in northern new jersey. it happened last night in franklin township. fire crews arrived to put out the flames. the plane took off frauf the airport about 40 miles away from the crash site. federal investigators will be looking for the cause of that crash. the faa is investigating severe turbulence on a flight from greece to philadelphia that sent ten people to the hospital. the american larls flight left athens yesterday and arrived in philadelphia in the afternoon. the airline said shortly before landing, the plane hit serious turbulence. fire trucks and ambulances were waiting fo

someone shot three people at tenth and tillman streets around 11:30 last night. officers found one victim at the scene. that wounded person was rushed to a local hospital. the other two victims took themselves to the hospital. police are still searching for the shooter. >>> also in delaware county, police are searching for this man. they say he shot three people, killing two of them, including a teenager. the shootings happened friday night inside a chinese restaurant at 4th and walnut streets. investigators released this surveillance picture of the suspected shooter. sky force 10 was over the scene where a fight between two rival groups led to the violence. a 16-year-old and 20-year-old both died. a 15-year-old is in the hospital. this case marks the first two homicide of the eryear in colwyn. >> the faa is investigating severe turbulence in a flight from greece to philadelphia. it left athens yesterday morning and arrived in philadelphia in the afternoon. the airline said shortly before landing the plane hit that turbulence. fire trucks and ambulances were wait

park chop tank river down creek drum point north beach james island solomons island blanco mid-point tillman island chesapeake beach and taylors island frequent lightning is occurring with this storm if caught on the open water stay below deck if possible keep away from ungrounded metal over. we don't people that think like that. this is an incredibly situated. greetings and salutation greed for lack of a better word is good yes the opening line of that seminal speech from one of hollywood's all time great villains gordon gekko in the film wall street appears to still be the motto to live by for the business and banking elites of the world contrary to the best efforts of many great thinkers and visionaries the engine of humanity and that small planet still runs on money.

wonderful sense of humor, in the 1895 convention, and such, when he makes comments back at pitchfork ben tillmanboth are extremely brave. smalls never went around armed after the civil war. there were threats against him. he once commented, when you have faced down an eight inch confederate cannon, these little pistols mean nothing to you. both were pacifists. host: how does stephen weiss fit into all of this? guest: he is the most knowledgeable person about the civil war charleston area you will ever meet. he and larry roland wrote a three volume history of beaufort. which is fascinating and has everything you could ever want to know about the area in it, but steve was a great resource, he and larry read the manuscript, gave insights, feedback, pointed me to the right people to talk to. incredibly helpful throughout the whole process. host: whatever happened to the planter? the ship? guest: unfortunately in the 1870's, she ended up sinking long after smalls had said goodbye to her. after the war, when steamers weren't needed as much, the union actually put her up for auction. and interestingly

i mean pitchfork ben tillman, for example, a statue in south carolina. john c. calhoun.now what john c. calhoun's nickname was? they called him jon john c. kill a coon. after president roosevelt met with booker t. washington, he said the action of president roosevelt in entertaining that nigge will necessitate a thousand killing of niggers in the south before they learn again. he was a governor. he was a senator. he created our state constitution in south carolina there is no truth to that. and so for someone who is a little brown boy in south carolina, i mean, i mean people have to understand that oppression. and you were right how geographic that is, jeffrey. >> brian stevenson is a civil rights leader in montgomery, alabama. many people know the equal justice initiative. he is building in montgomery a memorial to the victims of lynching there are no -- there is no memorial to the victims of lynching in the united states. montgomery has dozens of memorials to the confederacy. that may be one answer. that you don't take the other memorials, but you add other memorials.

obviously, the one that usually gets most attention is actually, as you reference, a pitchfork, ben tillmanrmer populous -- demands the most attention. i raised some questions yesterday about marian sims, who was not a soldier, but a scientist in object "star trek" particulars who used his authority and power to torture dozens of enslaved women and children as he perfected his craft in gynecology. and i don't believe that a monument to him should be standing here in columbia, south carolina, in montgomery, alabama, or in new york city. i find it wholly offensive on a number of different levels. i believe there is a period of self-reflection, a thoughtful process, that requires people to come together. we have to make sure that those of us who want to see good things happen, that we enforce a good, strong, positive dialogue. you can't meet hate with hate. you've got to meet hate with love and grace and mercy. and encourage people to talk and dialogue on levels we all can communicate. >> mayor steve benjamin, mayor of columbia, south carolina. please tell everyone hello. good to see you. >> c