trish: okay.o us right now from capitol hill where lawmakers are beginning the process of formally disapproving of the nuclear deal with iran. mitch mcconnell just announcing his chamber will likely vote on striking down the deal. moments ago in the house we had congressman ed royce introducing formal legislation disapproving of the deal. all right. the first amendment, it's our constitutional right. it's what empowers us to say whatever we want. but, apparently, constitutional rights don't apply at some universities, including texas christian university. student harry vincent was put on probation and effectively muzzled after posting a series of comments on social media criticizing isis. the baltimore riders and mexicans. joining us now is student harry vincent. harry, welcome. >> thank you for having me, trisha. i want to first start and let our viewers know exactly what you did here. i believe this was on your twitter account? that you criticized residents of baltimore, you called them criminal

trish. trish: and, in fact, it's been quoted that he apparently said to his father while he was on his death bed, you know, dad, you've got to run because we don't know another clinton white house with clinton values. we need biden values there. >> yeah. indeed. and as far as hillary clinton goes, trish, she has been fundraising and campaigning as we know for months now. building off that, she will release two new campaign ads in iowa and new hampshire beginning tomorrow. here's a little bit of it. take a listen. >> i think about all the dorothys all over america who fight for their families and never give up. that he is why i'm doing this. that's why i've always done. for all the dorothys. >> now, clinton has a big lead in the polls, but democrats are worried because those same polls also show that voters do not find her honest and trustworthy, and that's a bright spot for biden. trish: here to react to all of this, we have mark, former director for president gorge hw bush and then former c

"the intelligence report" with trish is now. trish: thanks a lot, david. we have lots of news coming our way right now. donald trump says, it matters, the private server of hillary clinton matters, the truth matters, all of it matters. more of the social media gren made throwing at his target former secretary of state hillary clinton. former federal reserve chairman alan greenspan joins me this hour. plus if you make a hall million bucks a year should you live in government subsidized housing. turns out in bill de blasio's new york city, you can. this is government gone wild. plus southern sorority put out feel good video and critics say it is demeaning and sets women back. does it really? you will hear my take. we have a lot coming up first donald trump doubling down on his immigration plan and going back at one of the biggest names in the process. donald trump versus mark zuckerberg founder of facebook. the fight over h1b visas, the program allows foreigners with advanced degrees to work in the usa. zuckerberg along with republican candidate marco rubio,

trish? trish: interesting stuff. as we watch trump hold steady, i'm asking, mark, do you think he actually has got a real shot at winning this thing? >> trish, look, first of all, if you take a look at the polling, and you take a look at the top contenders with this recent poll just out, what it shows is that over 50% of those polled are supporting an anti-establishment candidate. trump, fiorina, carson, cruz. they take over half of the electorate this polling. and that is dramatic. it sends a signal that people are tired of business as usual in washington and political class. trish: is that also why we're seeing bernie sanders gain such momentum, nomi, same thing on democraticside, people fatigued by about politicians. >> i think they're also fatigued by institutional politics and republican party and democratic party put up front-runners before anybody has thought process about election cycle. that is partly because of super-pacs. presidential campaigns are very expensive so you have to raise early on. looking at t

trish regan right now. hey, trish. trish: hey, neil, breaking right now, everyone, we just learned how many people tuned into last night's republican presidential debate. 24 million people watched this event, making the highest-rated fox news channel telecast in history. nearly eight million people in the key demographic, this debate that we all saw last night, it goes down in history as the most-watched primary debate ever. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." i am trish regan. again 24 million people watching. most people would agree that donald trump was the big draw here, right? even lifelong democrats, were curious to see how the man known for his brunt talk and making real estate deals would actually perform. there were fireworks right off the top. >> we're looking for you to raise your hand now, raise your hand now, if you won't make that pledge tonight? mr. trump. [booing] trish: all right. so right now, the gop has a situation, scrambling to deal with, what could be a trump problem. so what happens

trish? trish: they're stealing intellectual property? >> like what. trish: if i go over and start a company right now, you know what i have to worry about, i have to worry them taking whatever i just created, branding it themselves, selling it, and effectively stealing any potential profits i could -- >> trish, i love you, this is all high per -- trish: no, no, why would investor put money over there knowing that they could just take it all? >> you might want to ask, most of the leading multinationals in the united states, in europe and japan why they're doing exactly what you're saying they shouldn't do. trish: they don't like it. they don't like it. >> but they're doing, it trish. trish i work for a company, morgan stanley, that set up a joint venture with a china construction bank and we built the largest and first investment bank in china. but they steal our intellectual property? who knows what they did? but they set up a bank along the lines of the structure of what morgan stanley did.

trish: all right. you so much. we'll continue watching for that and see if they can get that fixed. let's turn to oil right now because as we told you earlier it is absolutely surging today. gas prices, they are, however, falling. dropping two cents overnight. adam shapiro is in new jersey to explain why it all dissected. >> and a lot of people are enjoying the fact that gas prices have been falling. they've been following up and down but mostly down for a good part of the year. let me show you why. the average driver in the united states was spending $3.43 a gallon on nationwide unlet the. today 2.53 cents a gallon on average. but look behind me, new jersey, which has the lowest gas taxes in the country. 1.89 cents a gallon and 1.97 if you pay with credit. and we caught this man filling up earlier here in ramsey, new jersey, dancing a little bit in excitement that he's paying $2 a gallon of gas and a lot of people may be paying close to $2 by the end of the year. expects the average price of gallon wi

trish: nuts?> we're going to take a ten-year-old kid, a girl in the fifth grade born in america, lived here her whole life. speaks fluent english, has never been in the country her parents came from. are police going to drag her out of the classroom? trish: do you think he knows that logistically it would be pretty next to impossible? >> no. i think like most of his solution it's superficial, it makes no sense but it's a good sound bite. sadly, i fear he actually believes it. and not just does trump believe, it but too many of my fellow republicans seek a nomination have not rejected this ridiculous idea. >> i think people feel angry that the country is in a tough enough spot, economy is in a tough spot, jobs are hard to come by, and the idea that there's people here benefitting from the system that didn't come here as they should. now look, i'm a product of immigrants, you are as well. we all are. that's part of what this country is. nonetheless, our families came here legally, they did it the ri

trish: i think you would. i think you would. >> unless you're running for president it doesn't matter. trish: here is the problem. >> ambassador kennedy said in japan she uses personal email. trish: this is secretary of state. she is corresponding on her own server, information, i don't care if it was sensitive in the time or sensitive in the future, it is sensitive information, adam. >> owe, absolutely. leslie was on the right track i thought with her first answer, about how she is handling this she is handling this badly. really handling this badly. americans are looking for real and genuine. they're not getting that from hillary. unless she gets on the wavelength and gets on it soon i think bernie sanders will continue to make moves on her, not just in iowa but elsewhere across the country and her candidacy will be in trouble. trish: speaking of genuine, everyone, real and genuine, donald trump, i want to go to him and his reaction of course to the whole server scandal with hillary clinton. he made the poin

trish: okay. we were just listening to a deputy french prosecutor, deputy paris prosecutor there, outlining just exactly what transpired in terms of the investigation that they have performed there in france on that, that debris that had been transported from reunion island, which is a french island back to france. you mentioned that there were three judges involved in the investigation. there were numerous countries participating. the lab will continue looking at the debris and they should come forward with more information as those tests are run. i'm here alongside our very own cheryl casone who used to be a flight attendant. tom sullivan who flies planes. ashley still joining us from the newsroom as well as anthony here on set. tom, a boeing 777, that is generally considered a pretty safe aircraft, is it not? >> fairly new airplane. it is extremely safe, the record. they have, they had a fuel problem with a boeing, excuse me with a british air coming into heathrow. that was, only thing that com

trish reagan. trish: now apfires the investigation into hillary clinton's email server is a criminal probe. all fbi probes are criminal, the agency tells us. this one is no different. so as republicans prep for the debate tonight, we'll get to that in a minute, hillary clinton is prepping a criminal defense. this is important everyone because you recall there was some initial confusion when reports of the fbi probe first broke. hillary clinton initially tried to hint that the media had it wrong without saying that the media had it wrong. watch this. >> maybe the heat is getting to everybody. we all have a responsibility to get this right. i have released 55,000 pages of emails. i have said repeatedly i will answer questions before the house committee. we are all accountable to the american people to get the facts right. trish: hmmm. then of course we had her lieutenants in the democratic party lining up to defend her. >> is it right or wrong to be emailing government business from your own personal

trish. >> a.d. shapiro thank you for continuing to watch this market for you everyone as we look at roughly 300 point selloff on the dow. meanwhile talking politics including donald trump who would make unusual president. but not the only standout his wife she would be a first lady in a category all of her own. style, she's beautiful, model, she's on qvs wore a dress when he announced his candidate city and also be just a second first lady born outside the u.s. she was actually born in slaviani and first to pose nude and hits the campaign trail this month. is she and trump an asset i'm asking the host to media buzz howard, good to have you here. what do you think? >> well come out with the information that she would be first to pose news but you carefully researched this stunt. she's hard to miss at 5:11 she's fin deed glamorous but speaks with a heavy accent and she unlike all of the other political spouses who are used to giving speeches looking pleasant and standing by their man or bill clinton t

trish: okay. jim grant, on set, we've been talking about role of federal reserve and bill dudley giving us a reason to cheer but at what point do people say enough? is that hat we've started to see on monday? >> you heard of the fed so-called dual mandate, price stability and employment. trish: they want everybody working and price stability they want no inflation. >> right. functional dual mandate is that of arsonist and fireman. the fed through its actions to stablize in fact destablizes. having destablized fed arrives with fire trucks to put out fire, higher rates, thereby perpetuating instability and mispricing, suppression of price mechanism setting up for next crisis when the fed comes, trucks roaring, bells clanging to save us from what it has wrought. so the fed to me is not only evident savior but it is the principle problem. trish: steve moore, jim is making point that the fed is the one that is causing all this trouble. then trying to fix it, you know, maybe we don't need a federal rese

trish: we saw this happen before of course. she was the anointed one and suddenly barack obama came out of nowhere and wound up getting the nomination. ed henry, outstanding journalism there. ford and joe with me. joe trippi, i'd like your chance to this. i know you've been defending her all along. can you defend what she did with these e-mails, having her own server to begin with and then selecting what she wanted to send to investigators? >> i mean, look, she said to having the server, you know, one device was a mistake and in the end, i think, you know, ed is right, regardless whether there are legal consequences or not, i mean, completely, let's say there's nothing wrong loolly when it's all said and done, legally, when the investigations are over. it doesn't matter, it's going to be a huge political issue from now through november of 2016. if she's the nominee. you give this kind of ammunition to your opponents and she did. and you know, it's of her own making. they're going to use it and that's-- by the way, that's how a

trish: thanks for being here. u.s.de oil futures are selling out the day here, $45.22 a barrel, up $2.66, a gain of 6% as we look at the weak overall, what a rallied his been for crude, what is the high end this? will it matter at the gas pump? we have a lot more on that was here we are handing into the final moments of trading up 66 points on the dow but anything could happen. a lot of traders going away for vacation for a week. what is going to happen to this market? why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol i

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. >> let's go live to trish hartman. good morning. trish. >> reporter: good morning, eva and nydia, that officer is in stable condition officer mark handily from the ridley park police department. we take a look at video from overnight. officers from norwood, ridley and trainer and prospect park responded to the mohawk mannor apartment for report of a suicidal man. officers were speaking to the man through the door, he fired a gun hitting the officer in the chest and the leg. the officer was wearing a bullet proof vest and was rushed to crozer-chester medical center in stable condition. a standoff took place for two hours according to police, we have video officers in swat gear, the apartment building was evacuated as police tried to take the suspect into custody. the residents were allowed back into their homes. back here live, the suspect who police say is in his 40s is in custody was shot in the elbow and taken to the hospital for treatment and psychiatric valuation. he is expected to be processed and charged later today. live in n

trish hartman joins us live in tioga-nicetown where the officer was assigned, trish. >> reporter: eva are heavy at the 39th district where the victim of this crash was assigned. many of the sergeant at co-workers were at the hospital after learning the 32-year-old was killed in an off duty crash. this is all that's left of the pick up truck after police say he lost control and drove it into a tree. officials say it hap

hey, trish. >> reporter: hey, eva. it's that time the folks are making their way into the stadium. the parking lot is packed and the fans are pumped for the preseason game against the colts even if they have to suffer through the sweat hering temperatures before and during the game. >> for jerry and jen this preseason against the colts is a family affair. >> i'm trying to convert her. >> reporter: jerry is a a dye hd eagles fan. his daughter is a colts fan. >> there's the father son duo that's all green and white. it's 4-year-old aidan's first football game. dad is making sure his little eagles fan stayed hydrated. >> we have a cooler packed with water stay hydrated. he has sun block on keep him cool. >> reporter: fans say they have been waiting for this day for a while. >> since the last loss. we think about next season right away. >> reporter: now our meteorologists predict the highs in the low 90s, if you're out here be safe, drink lots of water and put sunscreen on. as for the colts fan she said she will not be wearing her colts shirt inside the stadium. >> thanks, trish. >>> w

trish is in for neil. now. >> we do not need more establishment politics or establishment economics. what we need is a political movement. which is prepared to take on the billionaire class and create a government which works for all of us and not just corporate america and a handful of the wealthiest people in this country. >> there you go, bernie sanders blasting wall street and corporate greed as the democrats hold their big shindig summer event in minneapolis. but with stocks seeing wild swings including the freefall on monday, is that what wall street needs right now? welcome, i'm in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." bernie sanders, telling democrats to stick it to wall street. scott martin says bernie needs to zip it. taryn disagrees. scott? >> the way the economy is constructed we need wall street. when you think about when things were dire, when things were dark and the economy, it was because wall street was struggling. i agree there's some reform, there's some better things that we could

trish? >> reporter: eva we are waiting to learn the victim's name. but we're learning information about the crash that took his life. philadelphia police say there's no indication that alcohol was involved, but they say that speed may have been a factor. as officers reported for duty in the 39th district they learned the news that one of their own had been killed. officials say the 32 philadelphia police sergeant lost control of his 2007 dodge ram around 11:45 crossed the center median and crashed into a tree. it happened in the 6000 block of henry avenue near dupont street. the workers had to free him from the truck. he was rushed to einstein where he was pronounced shortly after arrival. his body was solemnly taken by police to the medical examiner's office. there was so much damage to the truck, they were able to determine if he was wearing a seat belt. the second philadelphia police officer killed this year. in march, sergeant robert wilson iii was shot and killed in the line of duty as he tried to stop a robbery in progress at a north philadelph

trish hartman joins us live in tioga-nicetown where the officer was assigned, trish. >> reporter: eva and alicia, hearts are heavy at the 39th district where the victim of this crash was assigned. many of the sergeant at co-workers were at the hospital after learning the 32-year-old was killed in an off duty crash. this is all that's left of the pick up truck after police say he lost control and drove it into a tree. officials say it happened around midnight on henry avenue near dupont street. you can see the damage to the front of the cab is extensive. the victim was taken to einstein where he was pronounced dead shortly after arrival. the officer's body was escorted from the hospital to the medical examiner's office in a ambulance, this is the second philadelphia police officer killed this year, the first being sergeant robert wilson, third, he was shot and killed in march during a robbery in north philadelphia. wilson was an officer with the 22nd district. again, police say the officer was off-duty when the crash happened and not on his way home from work at the time. police have n

. >> 7:00 a.m., sunday morning, let's go live to trish hartman live at norwood police. trish. >> reporter: nid youya and eva, police have identified the police officer as mark hanley. officers from several departments responded to the mohawk mannor apartments in norwood around 1:00 a.m. for report of a suicidal man. officers were speaking to the man through the door when he fired the gun through the front door hitting the officer in the chest and the leg, the officer was wearing a bullet proof vest he was rushed to crozer-chester medical center in stable condition. a standoff took place for several hours according to police. the apartment buildings was evacuated for the safety. residents during the standoff as they took the suspect into custody. >> the s.w.a.t team was in they evacuated the build they were taken to a safe distance for safety reasons and they are all become at the apartment now. >> reporter: and police said the suspect was shot in the elbow and taken to the hospital for treatment and psychiatric valuation. his name has not yet been released. he is expect

"action news" reporter trish hartman is live from south philadelphia with those fans, hi trish. >> reporter: open practice is underway, we just heard national anthem, being sung inside and fans are still making their way inside here at lincoln financial feel. eagles officials expect tens of thousands of fans, to pack the stand to see the the bird on the second and final open practice, dedicated to the military. >> fans took their seats at lincoln financial field ready to see their favorite players and coaches, as they came prepared. >> get as close as you can possibly get but it is still close enough so i figured the advantage would be to have some binoculars and really zoom in. >> reporter: fans will be zooming in on quarterback sam bradford as well as tim tebow and demarco murray. fans hope under chip kelly's lead this could be eagles big year. >> no matter what, win, lose, tie i'm an eagles fan until i dianne that is where we are. >> reporter: before practice, military a appreciation reception for past and present members of the armed forces providing a meet and greet for eagles cheerlea

"action news" reporter trish hartman is live along the parkway tonight with that story, hi there, trish. >> reporter: hi there rick. police say would the man suffered broken bones in the crash here on the ben franklin parkway, in the early morning hours. the the crash is still under investigation, no charges filed but it had has sparked a conversation among bikers and drivers about the the being safe on the road in the city. the crash, threw the 28 year-old cyclist on the driver's windshield and under under the front wheels of the kara cord go to police. the officers say a man and woman were riding bikes on the ben franklin parkway around 12:30 a.m. when the the car hit the woman at the intersection of the 22nd street. so far it is unclear who had the right of way. cyclist on kelly drive told us that riding at night comes with risks. >> i don't ride at night f somebody is there i just go. it is not that serious. >> reporter: one case of aggression was recently captured on camera, just this past thursday, the bicycle coalition of greater philadelphia a posted this go pro video from the h

the very latest, trish? >> reporter: well, eva, kathleen kane did not speak to the media today. she was brought to montgomery county detectives in norristown. she was processed, fingerprinted and arraigned via video on charges of perjury, obstruction, criminal conspiracy and official oppression. kane entered montgomery county building that houses the county detectives right on time saying nothing to reporters on the way in. on her way out using a different door a riding the media all together, instead her attorney spoke pointing out holes in the state's case begins kane. >> these players, it leaves out players, communications, it is really a very small part of the story. >> reporter: kane was arraigned by a magistrate judge in collegeville 7 miles away using closed circuit television on charge that he is she leak confidential information to the philadelphia daily news last year, from a 2009 grand jury investigation and later lied about it under oath. prosecutors say that she did it in retaliation against a f

trish: yes he did.hrough a lot of data today, matching up home sales where interest rates were back then. david: right. trish: he was actually in a raising rate environment. david: yeah. trish: which begs the question, as you think about it, david, you wonder in some ways did banks have more intent tiff in lend in environment where they stood to make more money off these loans? david: possible. trish: maybe government policy, barney frank and company were encouraging banks to lend, lend, len and back it up with government taxpayer funds. david: trish, there is rule. we can't mention barney frank's name ever again. only in context of that particular financial law. trish: i didn't know that. david: only way we bring up the name. we'll be watching. meanwhile are boomers and millenials looking for opposing things in 2016? jillian melcher, "national review" columnist, takes on charlie gasparino. folks you will have to guess who is the millenial and who is the boomer here. give you one wild guess. stop it. >>

trish?> reporter: well, eva, police have not released the suspect's name, we know the suspect is here in a holding cell at the glenolden police department. police are preparing to arraign him and charge him in darby township. this is the video of the suspect after he was processed in ridley township. he was in a hospital gown. several police departments were called to the mohawk apartments for a suicidal man. officers were speaking through the door he fired several shots through the front door hitting the officer in the chest and the leg. authorities say hanley was wearing a bullet proof vest which deflected the shots to the chest. he was pulled to safety by other officers, the standoff happened for an hour, the suspect was shot in the elbow before he was taken into custody. for safety reasons, the apartment building was evacuated during the standoff as the police took the suspect into custody. folks who live near mohawk mannor say was a long and wild night. >> i saw the flashing lights, i s

trish regan on "the intelligence report" takes it from here.but at that could change any minute as we all know. as we've seen last couple sections volatility is back and is here to stay and will last for a while. we have full coverage for but you but we're awaiting a press conference coming out of virginia in hardy county, franklin county sheriff's department. a shooting taking the lives of a reporter and a cameraman on live television this morning. i want to get back to this rally up 347 points. you can't take your eyes off bottom of the screen where you see the dow bug, telling you the direction we're heading in. there is a lot of nervousness now. people are concerned about their savings. they're concerned about their investments. they're concerned all of this could evaporate just like that, certainly with we saw 24 hours ago. china threatening to destablize our global economy. federal reserve

trish hartman joins us outside the 39th district where the officer was assigned in nicetown. trish you have the latest. >> reporter: alicia, we don't know the victim's name a ten year sergeant with the 39th district. investigators surrounded the scene of a crash that took the life of one of their own. the 32-year-old philadelphia police sergeant lost control of his 2014 dodge ram crashing into a tree on henry avenue near dupont street in roxborough. he was pronounced dead at einstein after arrival. his body was solemnly escorted by police to the medical examiner's office. expecter -- investigators examined the wreckage to determine a calls. this is the second philadelphia police officer killed this year. in march sergeant robert wilson iii was shot and killed in the line of duty always he tried to stop a robbery in progress at a north philadelphia game stop. and, again, police say the officer was off-duty when the crash happened. officers at the 39th district say the sergeant was at work yesterday. he held a supervisory role in the department and grief counselors are at the d

trish you have more on the officer's condition. >> reporter: nydia, the officer was identified as mark hanley a police officer with the ridley park police department. police say it started when officer from several departments responded to the mohawk mannor apartments in norwood around 1:00 a.m. for the report of a suicidal man. officers were speaking to the man through the door of the apartment, when he fired shots through the front door hitting the officer in the chest and the legs. he was wearing a bullet proof vest which deflected the shot to the chest. he was pulled to safety by other officers and rushed to crozer crefort medical center. the -- crozer-chester medical center. the apartment building was evacuated, the residents are back in their home. we spoke to the chief about the risk officers face when responding to calls like this one. >> you go in blind, you don't know what the person is thinking they are not in the right state of mind, they can do anything, it's a high risk for an officer to respond to. >> reporter: police say the suspect was shot in the elbow and taken into

i am here with the host of the intelligence support on fox business, trish reegan. and he hosts a chat show on the subway where he asks, good god, is that man pooping? it is dave konig. and she works in -- and it is fox news national security analyst kt mcfar land. and he has been on hit shows like guy code and girl code and gender is a social construct code. comedian andrew schulz. let's start the show. >> chris christie has unleashed his brand of american optimism. here is the gop candidate's new tv ad. >> caping by terry city -- sanctuary cities and drugs running rampant and destroying lives. iranian radicals with nuclear weapons and now hillary clinton says the law doesn't apply to her. we feed somebody who says what he means and means what he says. we can do it. let's make america a leader again. >> yeah, there were a lot of threats facing america, but what about the biggest threat to cats? >> dumb cat. all right, kt, like hillary clinton you don't think the law applies to you, but enough about that. what did you make of the ad? >> you know, it was really kind

live from northern liberties, trish hartman for channel six "action news". >> thanks, trish. if you plan to take new jersey transit trains over the weekend the pope is here you will need a special pass. there will be a limited number of tickets available tomorrow at noon. 4,140 per day. you will need them to ride the ac or river line trains which will only be operating at certain stops. >>> "action news" is on the ground in argentina tonight, gathering stories from the place where pope francis was born and raised. jim gardner will start his series of live reports on monday, every night at 6:00, and 11:00 right here on "action news". >>> remember to visit our special pope channel on six abc.com. you can see security perimeter maps and other road closures in detail and get more information on the transportation situation, both on septa, and new jersey transit. >>> tonight, we are hearing 911 calls for the the first time, after the the earthquake that shook parts of new jersey overnight. the 2.7 magnitude quake rattled both nerves and walls in the bernardsville area of somerset

trish regan on that and phenomena that endures. what do you think, trish? trish: we're asking him self. "the intelligence report," 2:00 p.m. top of the hour. we'll ask him how he is preparing for the big, big night tomorrow. whether or not he gets nervous. lots of questions. we'll, neil, introducing him to a big supporter of his, a the 2-year-old woman in knoxville, tennessee, neil, who never voted before -- 92. she registered to vote because she wanted to cast her first ballot at 92 years old for donald trump. he may have some nice words for her. neil: good for you. i look forward to that. trish regan with donald trump and woman out of nowhere. like a lot of women. people coming out of the woodwork, this guy, unorthodox he may be we like him. i look forward to that, trish, very, very much. thank you. >> thank you. neil: you heard about netflix stock being on fire. have you heard the one that happens now maybe because the stock is on fire, you will be extra generous when you have all this extra cash. how about, how about parental leave that goes on for a fu

trish: thanks so much, dagen.t has been a wild day, wild ride. 9:35 this morning, you know we're down almost 1100 points. this comes on heels of friday and thursday. it has been a bloodbath. we're down 349 points. we had sort of rallied back to be down 100 and change. down 34right now on the dow. it just ain't pretty. where can you hide? what do you do right now? is this selling going to continue? is this start of something much bigger than correction? joining me fox business's nicole

"action news" reporter trish hartman is live at the link with more, hi there, trish?ydia. that is right second of two open practices for eagles training camp. this one honors members of the military before, during and after practice. now, gates opened here at the link but folks have been lined up for past hour or so, waiting to get in. thousands showed up at last weeks open practice and today promises to be packed as well. the lots of folks we spoke with are exited to see quarterback sam bradford. chip kelly says he looked sharp during practice yesterday making perfect passes and showing no signs of wear and tear after back to back left knee surgeries. bradford former roommate demarco murray returned to practice yesterday after missing a few days due to illness. missing from today's practice will be kiko alonzo who is out with a concussion and jerome copeland, and, he is hoping copeland will return earlier this week. thinks second of the two open practices for eagles fans who are pouring in the link ready for another season under chip kelly, hoping he takes the team t

trish hartman as more. >> family members of officer moses walker junior and sergeant robert wilson iii shed tears when they saw mem or dwrool their loved ones killed in the line of duty. >> i was taken aback a bit back to the day of the funeral seeing you know in that manner. >> statues of walker and wilson complete with glass cases and lighting are here thanks to community donations and artist and creator a fellow officer. >> it makes me happy and sad at the same time just sad. but i hope it honors them. >> walker was shot and killed during a robbery attempt in 20 2012 as walking to a bus stop after shift at 2 district. wilson was killed earlier this year as he tried to stop a robbery at a north philadelphia gamestop where he was buying a gift for his son. >> in addition to the memorial unveiling a cookout was held at the 2 district and officers hope this becomes an annual event a way to improve relationship between police officers and community. >> especially for the children. because it gives them guidelines and let's them know hey the police are not always just out to harrah you or

. >> "action news" reporter, trish hartman is on the scene and has a live update on "action news" at 12:30. this just in to "action news" now, philadelphia police have issued an arrest warrant for this man, 22-year-old miguel cologne. police say that cologne hit josephine rivera and her 2-year-old son david, as they were getting out of a car, rivera survived and her son did not. philadelphia police are offering a $20,000 reward for any information leading to cologne's arrest. >>> and an emergency as tropical storm erika heads towards the u.s., it has already hit several places killing four people. is expected to be a tropical storm when it hits landfall, but if it was a hurricane it will would be the first to hit in a decade. >>> and it should be another picture perfect day but the heat and humidity is making a come back, sky 6 looking at the center city skyline, wall-to-wall sunshine with temperatures in the 80s and we'll warm up for the weekend and most of next week. meteorologist, melissa magee is live outside with a preview of the accuweather forecast. happy friday melissa. >> ha

trish hartman, "channel 6 action news." >> from delaware newsroom now its with a bittersweet ceremony newcastle air national guard base. six air men were welcomed home after deployments in afghan and grm next more than 300 leaving in coming months one of the biggest deployments the base ever had. jackie's husband is getting ready to heat outside again and said there's too many delimits to count. >> we just do it. >> she adds deployment have become more difficult now that the children are old enough to realize their father is gone. 325 air men and fwrem newcastle base will leave in waves starting in october and they're all beyond various missions in southwest asia. >>> verizon workers in nine states including pennsylvania and new jersey could walk off the job as soon as tomorrow. that will happen if negotiate kerz not reach agreement over benefitsch the contract covers more than 39,000 workers that expires end of today and last week the employees' jupon communications workers of america, announced 86% of workers voted to strike if a new agreement is not reached. >> and police officers

live in center city, trish hartman, channel6 "action news." >> all right, thank you, trish. >>> well, at&t and verizon continue to increase cell phone service in philadelphia before the pope arrives. they have been boosting tower for the last year and a half. the cell towers will remain beefed up until next july when the democratic convention comes to town. >> we learn today the peep will use a piece of history when he makes history in philadelphia next month. organizeers of the pain pal visit announce today that the pope will use the gettysburg lek turn when he speaks at independence hall. that is the very same lek turn from which president abraham lincoln delivered the gettysburg address back in 1873. the lectern is part of a private collection and will be made available by the abraham lincoln foundation and the union league where it's temporarily on display. >>> you can stay on top of all the late of the updates as prepare for the pope's arrival at 6abc.com/popely we'll be updating you with the latest information what you need to know including a list of major highways and road clo

we're live at south detectives, trish hartman, channel6 "action news." >> all right, trish, thank youators think a driver's medical emergency caused a bizarre crash in the city's bustleton section this morning. you can see the suv right here on top of another vehicle here at veree road and bloomfield avenue. take a look at that. the accident happened at about 7:30 this morning when the driver of the trailblazer lost control and drove up the lawn of a home over a 7-foot hedge and landed on top of a parked hyundai santa fe. the driver was taken to aria torresdale hospital in stable condition. so far no charges are expected. >> investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a fire at a vacant home in camden this morning. chopper 6hd was over the scene in the 1100 block of mechanic street just before 6:30 a.m. well, you can see the smoke was pouring from the building. the fire caused minor damage to the houses next door which were also vacant. one firefighter twisted his ankle but no one else was hurt. >> the city of philadelphia now has 67 new officers on the beat. they along with s

trish hartman has their story. >> on most days 11-year-old ryan terapchak runs in middletown townshipmom janine and his thoughts with consumed by one thing. >> it's hard to deal with cancer and if my sister had it, i know somebody else would do it for her. >> he's talking about 6-year-old isabella o'brien sister of one of his friends n march he was diagnosed stage four sarcoma a rare form of cancer that affects the body's connective tissues and ryan said he wanted to help isabella using something he knows he does well. >> i was really good at runnin running. so i wanted to run for isabella and raise more money. >> for 30 days ryan will run up and down streets of neighborhood and so far longest run has been 6.2 miles and he hopes to go further. he says the most important goal is to raise $10,000 for isabella's family. >> after months of chemo and proton therapy at chop isabell isabella's father says her tumor is shrinking and unexpected expenses like travel costs and wigs for his daughter who lost all of her hair, quickly add up. >> it's wonderful knowing we have a cushion if something

okay, trish. thank you.e philadelphia police want your help in solving an armed rob ream in the city's hunting park section. surveillance video shows the gunman storming the dominos pizza on the 42nd block of north broad street back on august 2nd then leaping over the counter. he then forced a 19-year-old worker and another man to the floor at gun point. the suspect took off after raiding the register and the safe. if you have any information on this robbery, call east detectives. >> officials of the city of philadelphia confirmed to "action news" that several city employees may be caught up in the ashley madison hacking scandal. the out of of information technology says at least 14 philadelphia.gov e-mail addresses appeared in the database for the web site which caters to those looking to start an extramarital affair amount spokesperson for mayor michael nutter's officers says they are working to see if any employee actually used city resources to access ashley madison. if association that individual could

we're live at south detectives, trish hartman, channel6 "action news."trish, thank you. >>> philadelphia family is feeling lucky after this rather unbelievable car crash played out right in front of their house this morning. chopper 6hd was over the scene on bloomfield avenue in bustleton. they were inside when a car landed in a bizarre position inches away from their home. >> i believe he came around the corner a little too fast, hit my neighbor's drive way, which is on an incline and soared through the trees and on top of my car, flipped my car over and landed on the undercarriage of my vehicle. >> wow. police say the driver likely suffered a medical emergency behind the wheel and lost control. he's in stable condition at aria torresdale. officers say he will likely not be charged. >> wow. unbelievable scene there. now to the accuweather forecast. adam joseph with good news for the weekend. >> yes, sunshine sticking around. temperatures will be warming up so it's going to be a very summer-like weekend. >> i'm headed to the beach. >> hey, perfect. >> i

discovery was made near collings road and south constitution road and the victims are twin brothers, trish hartman is live at the scene with the very latest. >> reporter: rick folks are gathering here at the scene all morning very upset over the loss of these 26-year-old siblings, authorities say the twin brothers shot to death and their killer is still on the loose this afternoon. cops went door-to-door asking for the public's help after twin brothers were found dead in a car near the intersection of collings road, camden county police say that a passing motorist called 911 but the two appeared to have been shot several hours ago. the two lives good lives and don't understand why the brothers were killed. neighbors say they are shock bug didn't wants to appear on camera, fearful with the suspect still on the loose. >> reporter: now authorities say there is no motive and they are offering a $2500 reward for the arrest and conviction of the shooter, can you call the county anonymous tip line, more information is available at 6abc.com. >> trish thank you. >>> now to accuweather, drenching do

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donald trump takes center stage yesterday in an interview with trish regan. speaking about his rival including kentucky senator ray and paul. >> i like rand paul. he's been very nice to me and i've helped them at this high aspirations and i think he does a good job at that. i've always gotten along with him. they are under a lot of pressure also when one of the ways they do it is by attacking me. a lot of people say that wouldn't be wise as some would think it would be adieu to know what's going to happen and that's what makes a good television. sandra: setting out to be good television. starts at 5:00 p.m. tonight and the primetime debate 9:00 p.m. eastern time on the fox news channel. for complete postdebate coverage and analysis, lou dobbs will be live tonight on fox business network. the fbi investigation into hillary clinton's private e-mail server is a criminal probe. the feds are investigating to what extent clinton relied on her home server and other private devices to send and store classified documents. fox news analyst judge andrew napolitano win i

"action news" reporter trish hartman as hor. >> sunday's phillies game against braves fans flocked toitizens bank park including one fan not ready to let go of comb hall ms phillies jersey yet. >> i'll wear as long as he's in baseball i'll wear if and support sglim the three time all star pitcher wants philadelphia yaps to know he also supports them. one day after making pitching debut for texas rainingers he and wife heidi took out a full page add in sunday's philadelphia up inquirer thav thavring what they call home since 2006. >> has a glassy guy took us to championship mvp. great player. tough to see him go. >> part of the ad is philadelphia is where we made our first home and started our family and it will always hold a special place in our heart. while they're stood see him go the move quasz necessary. >> he's someone you want on your team but unfortunately we had a deal to rebuild the farm sim. >> hamels left his mark on philly not only in sports but also in education with foundation he started with his wife in 2008 the non profit also took out a full page ad in sunday inyearer

it "action news" trish hartman has more from norristown. >> kane entererd the montgomery county buildinghat houses detist activities rights on time saying nothing reporters on the way in. using a different door avoiding medial together and instead her attorney spoke pointing out holes in the state's case against kane. >> it leaves out players and leaves out communications and it's really only a very small part of the story. >> kane was arraigned by a magistrate judge in collegeville 7 miles away using closed circuit television on charges she leaked confidential information to "the philadelphia daily news" last year from a 2009 grand jury investigation and later lied under oath. prosecutors said she did it in retaliation against a former state prosecutor who allegedly made her look bad and that prosecutor frank fena who worked under corbett and prosecuted jerry sandusky. a state grand jury recommended charges against kane and on thursday prosecutors announced charges against her. >> this is important case for citizens of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. you know it's saturday and in that