they lose toronto 11-three. 2016 u.s.pen starts thursday at oakmont country club outside of pittsburgh. the field of 156 golfers, a student from drexel university. the first player ever to play in an open from drexel. chris crawford from horsham ne needed to make this 40-foot putt in a qualifier last monday in summit, new jersey, and he made it! close to 10,000 non exempt players failed to qualify but chris crawford is in one of 10 amateurs in the field. >> i do remember taking the putter back and looking up and seeing the ball was halfway there and praying it was going to catch that left side of the hole which it did and after that i it was just a blur. >> at age 22, chris will live out a dream. this week and play in the us open in his home state. >> honestly a big part of what i'm looking forward to is just being around the clubhouse. being around that locker room, you know, the history that oakmont has. almost unparalelled in this countri' golfing history. so that's a big part of for me. going and taking all of that me

we went back to toronto in 1962. ever since then, i have been a permanent resident of canada. worke all done social my life. mr. walker: i give you enormous credit for sticking with it this long, this many years. it is very important, what you do. practically no one has experienced, except those that survived those bombings. tois not usual for people understand what nuclear weapons are all about. with that, let me turn to the audience. i know there are many questions. i have many more i could pose, but i would rather turn to you and give you the opportunity to ask questions. please introduce yourself first. because we are on c-span, wait for the microphone. >> i was wondering what people thought had happened. had experienced normal bombing from non-nuclear weapons. this was something where it was one explosion. did people understand that. happenedthey think when the blast came? well, my immediate reaction was finally, americans got us. nobody knew about a new type of weapon. usualught it was incendiary bombs. the united states practiced indiscriminate attacks on major cities.

i was trying to tell her more about toronto. >> as the plane closes in on toronto airspace, the radarof violent storms headed straight for pierson international airport. >> fierce thunderstorms moving through the airport area. >> a weather alert sends ground crews scramling for cover. >> everything was fine until we got to toronto and approached the city. the pilot came on and said there was a major thunderstorm in toronto and we were going to circling a while before we could be cleared to land. >> after circling for 20 minutes, the alert is lifted and air france 358 is cleared to land on runway 2-4 left. but as the plane begins its final descent, the intense st m storm, the captain and first officer had been trying to avoid is straight ahead. >> the descent was very dark. you could see the rain hitting the windows outside of the plane. >> i kind of thought, oh, maybe we're diverting, maybe i'm not going to be landing at pierson. >> with visibility deteriorating by the second, the pilots are unable to spot the runway ahead. finally at 2 miles out, they see it. >> i cinched my seatbelt

>> definitely the tallest building in toronto. world, but i think like it's -- >> jimmy: it's trump tower now. [ laughter ] take that. >> it's the objective in dubai to like outdo everything so i think they built like a a building that's, like, 900 levels tall. >> jimmy: this is where you -- this is where you -- the six god. the sixth. the six. >> yes. >> jimmy: it's a canada thing. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's a toronto thing. >> yeah, it derived from -- our area code's 416. so i just went -- we were debating on the four but then i just went tail end and i went six. >> jimmy: yeah. the six, yeah. >> and actually at one point like it was considered that toronto was broken up into six areas. it's all clicking. [ laughter ] you know what i mean? >> jimmy: and girls think your sixy. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] >> jimmy: this is all over the internet because everyone is taking mini drakes and putting them all over memes. i know that you sent -- you sent out one. a couple, which i thought was good. this is baby drake on rihanna right there. [ l

he'll be three more homeruns by toronto. third inning with toronto up three to nothing.e rah two run homer make it five to nothing. it's not over yet in the third inning. sick runs in the third. bases loaded josh donaldson up, that was bad pitch and that ball is outta there. grand slam. nine-zero. he goes two and two-thirds innings, nine runs. phillies have not won two straight since may 17th. they lose it allege-three. >>> best game in baseball washington and the cubs. let's go to washington. good catch by chris bryant. not known for his defense he also playings third. he can hit. i don't know that he can field with the game tied in the ninth inning at three. alberta march rah a good young player for the cubs breaks the tie. the cubs within four-three. 2016us open starts this week at oakmont country club outside of pittsburgh coverage starts thursday morning here on fox. in the field of 156 golfers a student from drexel university the first player ever to play in an open from drexel. chris crawford from horsham needed to make this 40-foot putt in a qualifier monday in s

how did you come from virginia to toronto, canada? ms. thurlow: i got the scholarship to come to virginia. the school gave me a full scholarship. by that time, i had some sort of idea i wanted to become a social worker. because in that chaotic situation, everybody needed help. my church minister dedicated his life to supporting those people. i wanted to become a helping person, someone who can help and contribute to society. for that, i needed social work professional training. the training in japan at that time was not quite well-established. so i came to study directly from japan. mr. walker: to the united states or canada? ms. thurlow: united states. then i went to university of toronto to study and then i went back to japan. in 1962, i got married. i had two little children by that time. came back to canada in 1962. ever since then, i have been a permanent resident of canada. and i have done social work all my life. mr. walker: i give you enormous credit for sticking with it this long, this many years. it is very important, what you d

wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor dan henninger, and best of the web columnist james torontoat do you make of the difference between the president and the cia director? >> the president is saying something one can't possibly believe. for him to come out, the president to come out right after this mass murder in orlando, the worst terrorist attack t on american soil since 9/11 and say, isis is on the defense it reminds me of -- do you remember baghdad bob, the saddamng hussein press spokesma who said everything is going swimmingly. >> everything the president said is true. those are signs of progress. 25%. >> how much progress if they have an increased likelihood to attack us here and they are expanding all over the world. it's not just john brennan. his head of central command three months ago said we need more troops to defeat isis over there. almost every time someone who is responsible for getting the job done speaks, he contradicts the president. >> other dispute this week is over whether or not the president should say radical islamic terrorism as his critics like donald

toronto keeps matching. phils lose 7 -2. they lost 15 of 19 and the blue jays having too much fun. jose bautista shooting jumpers into the stands. too many toronto fans there as well. >>> tonight ichichiro has more s than pete rose. 2,257 tonight. that includes his hits from japan. that's actually 4,000. pete rose is major league baseball's all-time hit king. ichiro, call him the international hit king. >>> sixers a croatian newspaper says there's a 99% chance dario will leave his team and play for the sixers this coming season. >>> u.s. open starts tomorrow at oakmont outside pittsburgh. looking at chris crawford from bensalem holy ghost prep, graduated from drexel. he qualified for the open at the age of 22. a tough break for him. his caddie broke his ankle falling into a bunker. chris' coach at drexel will take over. >>> and we told you about the story of former eagle walter thurmond while playing for the birds he also was playing in a philly softball league in disguise. as a character named dick mahoney. take a look at the photos. see him in a spot shadow. he wore a wig. none o

the phillies open home at home series with toronto.start with two in toronto before two here in philadelphia with a designated hitter in play ryan howard will play and bat fifth. dramatic baseball win in college. let's go to louisville yesterday. bottom of the ninth, to nothing louisville over cal santa barbara. basis load nod withouts. sam cohen hey grand slam with two outs i didn't see a bat flip. he hit the homerun and started running. cal santa barbara makes the college world series for the first time ever in the school's history. >>> dramatic stuff. new developments still coming out of about yesterday's massacre in orlando nightclub as we learn more about the victims want led up to the shooting from orlando to the delaware valley we are talking to friends and family of those inside the club as the nation continues to struggle with how to move forward. more on that tonight. that will do it for us here at 6:00. we'll see you right back here at 10:00v a great night. inn seed edition is up next. man: life gets so busy with work, and i

a solo homer. 2-0, toronto. and this is just the begig. third inning now. 3-0. carrera, that's a two-run homer in r field. it's now 5-pop -- 5-0. later in the inning, josh donaldson with a grand slam. eflin lasted 2 2/3 innings. he gives up 9 runs, 8 earned. the phillies lose 11-3. they've dropped 14 of their last 18 games. >>> for two years sixers fans have been waiting for dario saric to join the team. well, that wait might continu the gm and head coach recently went to turkey to check in on saric. the sixers still own his draft rights but he's still und contract overseas. will he come over or won't he? that's anyone's guess. >> i wasn't pessimistic. i wasn't optimistic. i was somewhat neutral as to whether or not i felt hw be coming over and i still el that way. >> how things work out withim and the actual buyout and negotiations with the teaat have to be undertaken with the player and the team, it's entirely different than whatur objectives are. >>> game six of the nba finals is thursday here on 6abc. the warriors lead the series 3-2. but the series heads ba

this is fwogone. 2-0 toronto. gives up three homers. in the third inning, carrera, two-run shot gone as well. later in the inning, bases loaded for josh donaldson. yes, it is a grand slam. right here. does not make it through the third. he gives up eight earned runs. phillies lose 11-3. they have lost 14 of 18. now even though he got roughed up, seemed to have a good time. he told csnphilly.com, oh, it was awesome, i was obviously leaving pitches up and big league hitters are going to capitalize on that. i was in front of 50,000 people playing the game i love. got to bounce back and work on it. i had the time of my life. he's taking it well. >>> sixers, will dario leave his team in turkey and play in philly this season? he'd have to buy out his final year of his contract out there. sixers president and coach brett brown visited sar r ee ee eed s. may not make financial sense for him to come to the nba, but they hope it happens. >> i think i was pretty clear. i wasn't pessimistic. i wasn't optimistic. i was somewhat neutral as to whether

. ♪ ♪ julio: y los philis continÚan su serie contra los de toronto, al regresar le compramos quÉ pasÓ♪ ♪ julio: y esta noche los philis repitieron su derrota contra los de toronto por siete carreras a dos. todavÍa los philis pueden empatar la serie a cuatro juegos si ganan maÑana. ahora vamos a ver un resumen de nuestro contacto deportivo. lindsay: con un certero cabezazo en la recta final del que cuelgan del atlÉtico de madrid, antoine griezmman terminÓ con el segundo gol de los galos al ganar 2-0 sobre albania el segundo partido de su grupo, sumando 6 puntos y asegurando su pase a los octavos de final, en mÁs del mismo grupo suiza remontÓ un gol frente a rumanÍa para conseguir un empate en el segundo partido, los rumanos siguen con opciones de meterse dependiendo de lo que ocurre en la Última jornada. mÁs temprano, hansik con una asistencia de wise y un golazo para la victoria de eslovaquia 2-1, frente a rusia, con un punto en dos jornadas se le complicÓ la existencia en la eurocopa de francia 2016. cambiamos de temas, vamos hablar de la nba, los warriors no pueden contar para el ju

one to nothing toronto. bottom of the second company dee asche a good night.ase hits and one of them this homerun. he had two rbi's. cody a she's ties it up one-one. seventh innin inning the phillin two, four-two. ryan up as a pinch hitter he did not start. what do you think he's going to do? take a guess. yup. batting average down in free fall down to .148. eighth inning toronto broke the off. hector is not pitching well. he's pitching poorly. josh donaldson the start avenue three run eighth inning with a homerun and phillies lose it seven-two. great game cubs and nationals to washington. washington tied it in the ninth. they came back to tie it in the ninth. tied it in the 12th and jayson werth for the second time in a week wins the game knock in the winning run from first base and washington beats the cubs five-four. >>> u.s. open begins tomorrow it will begin at 10:00 a.m. on fox sports one, and at 5:00 p.m. here on fox 29. today the final practice round. let's go to oakmont country club outside of pittsburgh. golfers already know the win lower be in over

then i went to university of toronto and did further study. then i went back to japan and practiced social work and taught social work. then '62, my family, i got married, had two children by that time. so we all came back to toronto in '62. ever since, i have been a permanent resident of canada. and i have done social work all my life. peace work at the same time. >> absolutely. i give you enormous credit for sticking with it this long, this many years. it's very, very important that you do. no one, practically no one has experienced, obviously, except hibakusha that survived real nuclear weapons. it's not usual for people to really understand what nuclear weapons are all about. with that, let me turn to the audience. i know there are many, many questions. i have many more questions i could pose. i think i would rather turn to you and give you the opportunity to ask questions. right here at the front table. yes. please introduce yourself. because we are on c-span, too, let me emphasize, wait for the microphone. >> alex liebowitz. i was wonder

. >>> in major league baseball, an incredible grab to show you in toronto.e jays trailing diamondbacks 3-0 in the top of the fourth. this happens. >> this ball is hit to center. pillar is on the run at the wall. oh, what a catch! >> wow. toronto outfielder kevin pillar never breaks stride to center field, leaping for the ball at the warning track and he hangs on. it was great effort. but alas, came at a loss. arizona went on to beat the jays 4-2. >>> and in arlington, texas, the third baseman suarez gets confused while making a play and the ground ball hit his way. it's in his glove the whole time. slightly embarrassing but ultimately not costly since he beats the rangers 8-2. >>> all right. now get a check on the weather. with the great meteorologist bill karins. he's never wrong. never. i don't think you've ever been wrong. >> not when it's important. yeah, we have a dangerous day today. you know, we didn't have a lot of bad tornado outbreaks over the spring so far. now we're into the summer season. they usually occur further north and today the concern is

. >> howard is expect to be the designated hitter in toronto this week. he is only hitting .150. it has been a miserable season. worst of his career. beer bottle thrown at him. do you feel like he can go into this the right way. >> he is handling it very well. you know, there is two ways to look at. that one is he has resigned his self to the fact that he can in longer play and just taking money. other thing is he realized that this other guy has to play and he cannot have a batting average up there if the phillies want to be competitive. it is either or. but again, it is what you make for a living that makes it a little bit easier for to you take. >> maybe the fan in me. >> look at you, you make 25 million. you make a mistake on the show, nothing bothers you. >> mistakes, what are you kidding. >> if you make a mistake. >> yeah. >> he is assuming i will make a mistake. >>> let's talk football. eagles are on summer break for six weeks but just a few hours after mini camp ended thursday, nelson agholor was accused of raping a dancer at cheerleaders gentlemen's club in south philade

. >>> from major league baseball, to roberty on -- toronto at baltimore.nders going back, back, back, robbing a homerun but in the end, toronto fell to the orioles, 11-6. >>> and one councilmember says it may be time for drastic measures in oakland, a complete federal takeover of oakland police. >>> and despite being out here all weekend long, fire investigators are trying to figure out what started the fire in the first place in the mission. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, again! again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. the investigation now undery to find the cause. plus, today, n >>> a plane goes down and bursts into flames on a bart track. the investigation now underway to find the cause. >>> plus, new transcripts could tell us more about the motive behind the shooting in orlando. >> summer arrives and with it, the heat is on. >> right now, the hot spots on the freeways is 680 southb

laugh, right now they are down 4-3 in the night and meanwhile in toronto as the orioles and be in casees held a moment of silence, the affected by the mass shooting. orioles would lose today. and heavy hearts around the nba. an oakland today lebron james gave a heartfelt message. >> my condolences go out to the lost ones and families of the tragic shooting in orlando. another hit for us as americans with what we have to deal with. , it putsrld today things in perspective about basketball. reporter: golden state is going to clinch a nba championships tomorrow they will have to do it without draymond green who was suspended after swiping at lebron james growing. he is an repeat offender and it was an automatic suspension. >> i do not think his intention was to try to hurt anybody. it is an unfortunate situation for our team. we are still confident. we know we have the personnel on the depth to get a win. >> we had the next man up approach all year. it will kill him to note either, but we're going to go out there and do it as a team and win and make a statement. reporter: if they do win,

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we've got phillies game tonight, now the phillies lost to the blue jays in toronto last night, well, now toronto comes here, and we are hoping of course for better outcome, but there are cloudy skies, think dry throughout the game, pretty comfortable night as well. and as we 64 degrees in philadelphia, right now, headed to high in the low 80s by the end of the day, showers specially in the morning tomorrow. upper 70s as the sun emerges later in the day, speaking of father day, it is looking pretty good with sunshine and high of 84 degrees. >> my friend nancy glass production company, for over 20 years, she commuted from philly to mid-town manhattan, via amtrak. >> people have told me that they do this. and i can't imagine. >> and now, even more people are thinking about doing it, because it is cheaper to live here, and it is casino after nicer environment. so it is the old debate. what's getter? philly or new york. >> my offers works in new york city, he can get to new york city where we live montgomery county people from people in long long island. >> yet some people moving, but new

let's go to toronto.re in the third inning herrera a the back flip but the gets out of the wall. one to nothing file lease. good game, six shut out innings allowed three hits. seventh inn with the the score one to nothing. a broken clock is right twice a day. ryan howard gets a homerun. think about that, kathy, broken clock is right twice a day. that's not ron rocket science. beau potter bourjos ground role double. phillies win it seven-zero. let's see what they do tomorrow more important. 76ers had their dog and upon knee show inviting the dog to talks to brandon ink bam gram. for the last two years the exam hinkie the then general manager had security keep the media away from the players that came for the pre draft work outs. nba draft is a week from thursday. the player i keep marrying will be the sixers pick is number one is ben salamons but there is another red flag on a player that has had a few. lsu heart and desire have been questioned either when with athletic act. the sixers are having isn't iss

. >>> major league baseball's play of the day, toronto at baltimore.lue jays's michael saunders with defense back to the track and robbing the baltimore orioles of a homer. but in the end, toronto falls to the orioles, 11-6. >>> 6:25 and bart service is interrupted when a small plane crashes on the tracks. >>> 58 people lose their home and building inspectors will return to the scene of a fire today to figure out what caused it. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, during the orlando shooting rampage... what investigators are hoping to learn. >>> today, we're expecting to hear the 911 calls made by omar mateen during the orlandy on ram p age. what investigators are hoping to learn. >> and officials are calling for a complete federal take over of oakland police. >>> good morning. something will happen that hasn't happened since 1967. i'll explain. >>> and troubles along the east shore freeway. details coming up. >>> good morning. it's june 20th. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. >>> a week after a terror attack that left 49 people dead in an orlando nightc

by sharing first handing experiences, thurlow, who now resides in toronto, and many other atomic bomb survivors like her have played a critical role when it comes to raising awareness of the human consequences of nuclear weapons use and prompting leaders to take action to end the nuclear threat. fitting that, 70 years after the bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki, our voters chose to honor those who experienced the horrors of nuclear weapons. i cannot imagine, as a 13-year-old experiencing a nuclear weapon exploding overhead. they have worked hard and tirelessly to ensure that nuclear weapons are never used again. setsuko and the diminishing number of surviving hibakusha are a reminder of why a pursuit of a world without nuclear weapons is so important, to quote our esteemed director of the arms control association. with that, setsuko, let me give you the award. if you would come up, i will present you, on behalf of the arms control association, many of you, i am sure, with this prestigious award. we are very pleased to have you with us today. congratulations. [applause] >> setsuko, i

up, more of our interview with andrew left on mura.atest target, che the four seasons hotel in torontofor sale and white could sector record per -- it could set a record price in canada. ♪ scarlet: this is bloomberg markets. alix: let's go to the markets desk with julie hyman. rally it's a decent especially considering it's two up days for the major averages. the dow and the s&p are holding onto gains of 2/10 of 1%. there are a couple that are under the radar. thor industries is not a household name. the company's earnings per share is up 27% which is a bigger gain than estimated with sales up 9%. they say fourth-quarter revenue will rise in the high single digits. the ceo said there has been a continued influx of younger people coming into rv dealerships and are interested in purchasing. that's a source of demand. united natural is another company we are watching and they are a distributor of natural products. their biggest customer is whole foods. the company's earnings per share fell 8% but still beating estimates with revenue up 8%. the company raised its forecast. most of the anal

be all came back to toronto in 1962.ver since, i have been a permanent resident of canada and have done social work all my life. >> i give you enormous credit for sticking with it this long, so many years. it is very important that you do. i think no one -- practically no , exceptas experienced for those who survived the bombings, of real nuclear weapons explosion. it is not usual for people to understand what nuclear weapons are about. with that, let me turn to the audience. i know there are many questions, but a think i would rather turn to you to give you the opportunity to ask questions. please introduce yourself first. because we are on c-span, let me emphasize, we for the microphone. leibovitz. i was wondering what people thought happened. obviously japan had experienced from non-nuclear weapons, but here was something .hat was one explosion what did they think had happened when the blast came? my immediate reaction was, finally, americans got us. no one knew about a new type of weapon. we thought it was the usual

the only team to come back, actually came back from 3-0, toronto to defeat detroit.5%, nick bonino has won 9 of 11 through two periods of play. >> eddie: he's just been mr. consistent for the penguins. originally drafted by san jose. traded to anaheim for travis moore and ken huskin. >> mike: momentarily, dropped below 100. drawn along by braun. kept by dumoulin. dropped back and fiddled on the backhand by couture. dumoulin across. letang ahead. off of hornqvist and back in for martin jones. the shot, 20-17. through two periods. thornton, but then lovejoy. bonino, and then hagelin and then ahead now for kessel. kessel, a shot and that one deflected up high and out of play by paul martin. it was on this date in 2009 the penguins won game seven at joe lewis arena in detroit. tonight's backup, marc-andre fleury made a brilliant save with 1.5 seconds to go. speaking of detroit, as you see marc-andre on this date in 1958, at age 30, they named gordie howe captain of the red wings. offensive zone face-off for the penguins here. they pull kessel slightly back and he got it.

phillie lose to toronto, game game, cubs and nationals to washington now washington tied it up in thet up in the 12th, then jason worth for the second time in a week wins it with this what turned out to be single and at the beat the cubbies five-four, today runed one of the us open golf championships at oakmont country club outsides of pit burying, coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. players tee-off, that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >> want to watch some video to make you sick? pit burying penguins set brail dollars their championship with a parade in the street of pit burying yesterday. so, calm down, showed off the stanley cup, fourth in team's history by the way. wonder what you'll drink or eat out of that cub. you know, casino of what they do, alex. >> cereal, whatever? >> so an estimated 400,000 fans, oh, they were just celebrating with the team. to beat the sharks, four games to two in the final, once disappointing season and fired a coach before winning their fourth stanley cup. >> they fired their coach. >> do aim of their tomes have the same colors? >> pittsburgh. >> in.

. >> stephen: yeah, i'm supposed to be in toronto. >> i'm supposed to be in vancouver.oronto. >> stephen: you're supposed to be in vancouver at 5:30 tomorrow? you have to leave now! >> i know, what do i do? >> stephen: do you literally leave here and get on a plane and go? >> yeah. >> stephen: wow. >> see ya! >> stephen: what are you going to do in vancouver? >> i'm filming a movie. >> stephen: what's the movie, darling? >> i'm filming two movies. >> stephen: okay, what is it? >> "50 shades darker" and "50 shades freed." >> stephen: you're shooting both of them at the same time? >> yes. >> stephen: how do you unwind at the end of a day of 12 hours of simulated sadomasochism? what do you do to like shake it off at the end of the day? >> i fly to new york city and do shots of tequila with you. >> stephen: well, you're welcome back any time. >> thanks. >> stephen: the safe word is "pumpkin patch." >> okay. >> stephen: dakota, thank you so much for being here. "a bigger splash" opens friday, may 13. dakota johnson, everybody. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ this is my body of proo

you will see the showers and the storms coming from indiana into ohio and approaching buffalo and toronto. ahead of the front. ahead of the front is the heat and humidity that is going to build and we are going to be feeling it tomorrow for sure. today, going into the middle 80s, tomorrow, midel to upper 80s, not until tomorrow evening is when i am thinking better chance -- middle to upper 80s, not until tomorrow evening is when i am thinking better chance. but it is going to be cheering out and becoming niecer on wednesday. you know what? we have another chances of showers coming up in forecast. i will give you a sneak peek with the 7 day, debra? >> reporter: now, a rally in california. half a tkoz -- dozen people fighting each other. >> reporter: an all out brawl between counterprotesters at the state cap to building. >> we shutdown the nazi's in the process of that they attacked us. >> dope let these skinheads come to town -- >> >> reporter: they were trying to discuss it. the traditionalist worker party from rallying on the steps of the capitol. the situation turned violent. people in

just last month this woman nearly lost her life trying to grab a fallen hat from a tiger pen at the torontooo. luckily neither woman or animal was hurt. it's easy to forget the sheer power of these beasts. harris travelled to south africa to see silverback guerillas like horambe. todd is a wildlife researcher who has dedicated her life to endangered animals. but kwi . >> i think it's hard for you to imagine how agresz gressive thet to be. he's got huge teeth and extremely strong. >> reporter: for tautd todd, a delicate dance between friend and faux. and so many are turning out to mourn and protest the death of this magnificent beast. they're still reviewing the facts and circumstances that led to the incident. the zoo saying they're investigating what changes need to be made to stop saufuch a tragedy from happening again. >>> next, a political convention featuring "star wars" characters and merlin supreme. this is a real political party, one that could potentially play a decisive role in this extremely strange election year. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the new ford escape. life is a sport. we are the utility.

today they took on the toronto blue jays and it got ugly row quick. started off in the first.rs with a solo shot to right off aaron nola. i mean the first inning he gave up three runs and it looked dark right away. all right. let's get to the fourth. now five to nothing jays. based loaded line drive to left field. that brings in two runs. phils go down seven-zero. nola was credited with eight runs, six earned in just three innings of work and to top it off, look at this, kevin, another two run homer to make it 13-one. phils awful. they get destroyed 13-two. manager pete mackanin is not very happy right now. >> i didn't like what i saw today. you know, we've gone from seven over to seven under win about two week span. and i don't want to get what we did the first two months, i don't want to let that get i was from us. i think we're better than what we played the last two weeks and i don't want that to slip away. i want the players to regroup and start all over. >> i don't know about that. all right. to the u.s. open rain just destroyed the day for the us open. play stopped and

the enormous inferno leaves its mark on canada's largest city. >> this was a six-alarm fire in toronto and we've had six-alarm fires for high rise buildings and factories and other things like that, but this was certainly a significant event because it wasn't just the fire. it was the exploding as well. >> coming up -- >> pan back, pan back. pan back. just had a huge explosion. >> a mystery train in flames unleashes a toxic cloud. >> i haven't seen flames or smoke go that high before. >> we're going to have burn victims. >> firefighters get too close to a cauldron of crude. we sent two women into a real guys night out to see if they could find the guy who uses just for men. it's me. >>no way. just for men gives you a natural gray-free look. just lather in. in just five minutes. great-looking hair, made easy. just for men. >>> an oil tank has been burning for hours in three rivers, texas, on august 10th, 1990. fire department personnel think they have it under control. then all of a sudden, the ground begins to tremble. medic lisa stewart is at the scene. >> you could hear it just rumbl

for the phillies and toronto looking at a oss mostly cloudy forecast. slight chance of a light sprinkle or shower tonight. tomorrow, early rain is possible down in delaware, down at firefly maybe a little bit of dampness on the campground. 78 in the afternoon, we'll brighten up in the afternoon. speaking of which, firefly is 4 days, first concert tonight at matt mentioned. we're looking at cloudy skies and sun later on, and rain after midnight. friday, rain on the campground in the morning. 77 in the afternoon. looking good for concert goers, all sun all weekend. 74 today, a damp start, but a dry finish. tomorrow morning damp in delaware and south jersey, but we clear out 78. 83 on saturday, sunny skies, 85 warm and nice for father's day, sunday and things looking good for the gary pappa run, too. monday, 89. hot and humid, on tuesday, 92. wednesday, less humid, 87. remember we can get the latest information on 6abc.com/weather, there's a bit of it to track as we roll through the afternoon and today. >> tom wolf ordered a confederate flag removed from a

she is from toronto, canada, maple syrup, pancakes, dennys, who hates minorities? donald trump.t! >> larry: that is completely insane. >> is it now, well, cleveland is 53.3% black. the same percentage of points lebron had in the 2015 playoffs. how do you explain that? exactly. >> larry: how much time do you have to do all this math first of all and what's with the racial composition have to do with lebron james. i don't understand. >> larry, what's happening in cleveland in july? >> larry: the republican convention is in cleveland. >> give that man who just pulled his head out of his [bleep] a cigar. they rigged the finals so they could win. >> larry: how does that affect draymond green playing. >> if they would win the people woul riot and the g.o.p. could not afford a warriors win. the republicans don't hang in the city with angry negros. >> larry: you're saying they were inclusion through game five and game six. >> exactly and ayesha doesn't even know what was up she accidentally came upon the truth with her heat of the moment truth. >> larry: oh, my god, this all makes sense

edwin encarnacion crushes this offering three run shot, giving toronto the lead. o's lose 11-6.ust an incredible finish at the belmont stakes. even though there was no triple crown threat this year, the race did not disappoint. >> and they are into the stretch, and destined has taken the lead of the belmont stakes! governor malibu cannot make it through. here comes lonnie, on the far outside! it is creator. destined and creator, they come down to the line together! too close to call! erin: i love that, what names. it is the fourth photo finish in belmont stakes history for stop here is the official picture, creator winning by a nose. usa minute. the pass in front finds the back of the net. usa takes the 1-0 lead. a red card in the 40th minute. not a problem when you have their goalie. he made 16 saves today, in theng two huge ones 82nd minute. usa wins and advances to the quarterfinals. lynx.mystics hosting the praise the three, putting them up. washington loses. note, theositive nationals dream gala raised more than $400,000 tonight for the dream foundation, committed to improv

that will be a three-run shot, which gives toronto the 8-4 lead. o's dropped their second in a row, 11-6. the warriors' draymond green is in hot water after a questionable hit and altercation with lebron james during game four yesterday. green said he felt disrespected by james for this. james stepped over him during the play. after the game, bron-bron explained the incident and said that green cross the line and called him the b-word. green has a history of questionable if not dirty play. just saidaymond something that i don't agree with. fine with that, but as far as the words that came out of his mouth, it was a little overboard . being a guy with pride, being a guy with three kids and a family, some things go overboard, and that was it. erin: game five could be a good one. that will be right here on abc 7 as the series shifts back to oracle arena. tipoff is at 9:00. americais out, the korb -- copa america, chile had the 1-0 lead over bolivia. he blast sit in from the right side. it's the goal post perfectly. the equalizer in the perfect spot. n

journalists discovered him in toronto, working as a security guard. during the somali civil war, which began in 1991 am he commanded a region of somalia, where unspeakable violence unfolded. tens of thousands of men, women and children, were killed there by government forces. >> he caught my brother. tied him to a military vehicle and dragged him behind. shredded him in two pieces. that's how he died. >> canada deported ali to the united states. after a series of security jobs, he ended up working for the tsa, as an unarmed security guard. >> somebody ought to lose their job over that. maybe go to the jail. >> i think we need to do a little better with our security and background checks. >> no word. how can that happen? it's unbelievable. >> government contractor, master security, hired ali, and confirms he's now on administrative leave. his access to the airplane has been withdrawn. >>> master security confirmed, ali passed a criminal background k and a security threat assessm by the tsa. reporting live from dulles international airport. andrea mccar

how did you come from virginia to toronto, canada? >> in hiroshima, then got the similarship to come to virginia. now, that school gave me full scholarship. by that time, i have some sort of idea i wanted to become a social worker because in that chaotic situation everybody needed a help and my church minister dedicated his life in supporting those people. i wanted to become a helping person, somebody who can help and contribute to society, to build up the city. and for that, i needed the social work professional trainer. japan's social work training in japan at that time was not quite well established. so, i came here to study, directly from japan. >> to the united states or canada? >> united states. then i went to university of toronto and did further study. then i went back to japan and practiced social work and taught social work. then '62, my family, i got married, had two children by that time. so, we all came back to toronto in '62. ever since i have been a permanent resident of canada. and i have done social work all my life.

i admit, in the war of 1812, american troops did some damage to toronto. i suspect there were some people appear who did not mind when the british returned the favor and burned down the white house. [laughter] president obama: in more recent forces crossing our borders are the armies of tourists and business people and families, shopping and doing business and visiting loved ones. our only battles take place inside the hockey rink. even there, there's an uneasy peace maintained. celebrate the life of mr. hockey himself, the late great gordie howe. [applause] president obama: just as canadians can salute american teams for winning more stanley cups in the nhl. [boos] [laughter] president obama: i told you i should have stopped after the applause. but in a world where too many borders are in conflict, our two countries are joined by the longest border of peace on ear th. [applause] president obama: and, what makes our relationship so unique is not just proximity. it is our enduring commitment spirit off values, a alluded to by justin, that says, no matter wh

orioles hosting toronto blue jays this was dominated by michael and sander.nother three run homer in the fourth inning and later a two run homer in the sixth inning. orals get crushed 13 to three. >> sunday night the warriors will host the cavaliers in a winner take all game seven of the nba finals. some fans really want to be there two court side seats have sold for 49495 each obviously its a super star. most expensive non sweet seats it little probably be jay see and >> do they go to those games angelina and brad pit. you got to see what we are going to show you cheer rio c >> question for you how much will people splurge on dad this father's day experts say 125 dollars and 927 cents is the average that address up to 14 billion doll the hottest gifts to get your old man, brunch, dinner or a fun family activity. what do you want, tony. >> we are having brunch. and we're having a family fun activity we're going to the movies at my request as a family. >> you get to pick the movie. >> some i pick the movie i picked one we could all see my son is 12. >> that wi

toronto came to town. how did they do?ll let you know. >> good morning, phillies not getting really good pitching, and they're not getting good offense, going to citizens bank park, never really got often year. cody ash i, good night, only one for the phillies, three extra base hits, his homerun, makes it one-one in the second. the phillies trailing only four-two in the eighth, and can't get anybody out these days, josh donaldson, hit homerun, that starts a three-run eighth inning. and toronto beats the phillies to score their seven-two, not good for the phils last night. yesterday suzuki two hits including this ninth inning double, and it is being promoted as the 4,257 hit in his career. one more than pete rose. one problem: he had 1300 of those hit in japan. nobody's ever going to break pete rose's records of four-two-five-six. let's give over it. i'm howard eskin. >> okay, so will the nba finals come to end tonight in the golden state warriors, cleveland calves, getting red for game six. >> labron james, will he stay ho