tweet us at fox 29 philly. s. >> that's right, no abs pictures. speaking of social media trending this morning is a granny with an attitude. her name is batty wing kell. she has more than a million followers and posts pictures with celebrities lain com people and herself all while simply embracing life. she's also got a twitter account. we took a look at her twitter account and this is batty wing kell, she's a grandmom and show goes out and shows you all the different people that she meets. for instance, here's a picture with her and nicole richie. i don't know how she got the picture and she is really cool and earns the name baddie wing kell because she's riding a motorcycle. she tweets and retweets. here's another. -- here's another internet phenomenon. this is baddie wing key with marnie the dog. who is marnie dog. marnie has 1.5 million twitter followers. i'm feeling a little inadequate right now. this granny has embraced social media. so many people are tweeting with her and we wanted to celebrate the peopl

tweet us your weekend plans. details on an event or to say hi or whatever. >>> celebrate national trails day at shenandoah national park today. new trail skills will be taught between 9:15 and 3:30 in the afternoon. there are 500 miles of trails. >>> how bacon may be off the menu at midwest diners. no one was injured on this crash but one big mess to clean up. >>> and an event to give you and your whole family some healthy weekend activity. >>> i'm here on the weather terrace and i see more blue that we've seen in several days. here is the beach forecast. and ocean city, we're looking at few chances for rain. and we'll be talking about rain here and a lot of sunshine. 71 in bethany this afternoon. and by sunday lots of sunshine and the humidity will drop by tomorrow. stay here, i'm going to track the afternoon people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting

you can tweet us. that is the question we will be asking when we are back in just a couple minutes. ♪ francine: welcome back to "the pulse." we are live on bloomberg tv and radio. manus: we are back with citigroup's global head of equity trading strategy. we've had big moves on the lira record low this morning as the ak party failed to get a majority. this is an emerging markets story, a fed story, and a politics story. how does it matter to you? >> it has underperformed quite a lot already. turkey -- going into these elections, some negative news had been priced in. turkey was cheap. it is even cheaper this morning. if you look at china, greece, a whole bunch of other things to look at, do you want to enter a market where you don't know what the political landscape is going to look like? the turkish lira is taking a hit. in the context of a stronger dollar potentially going to lift off, what is the central bank going to do? what will be the impact on the economy. it is cheap but it is going to be a di

tweet us your answer @booktv or you can post it on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. >>> up next on booktv, a discussion with the author of this book "the tough luck constitution and the assault on health care reform," is the name of the book, and north western university law professor andrew koppelman is the author. professor koppelman, first of all, what did you think of the court case the the supreme court case on the health care law? what was your view of it? >> guest: well, they did a lot less damage than they could have. the most significant thing the court did was tell states that they could basically revise and edit the federal medicaid program and refuse the parts of it that had obama's name on it. and that's had really terrible health consequences for a lot of people. there's just an enormous population, particularly in texas, that's gone uninsured and they did that on the basis of really terrible legal reasoning. if there's one thing that i'm trying to get across in the book, it's to get clear to ordinary people who aren't lawyers just how bad the legal reasoning was i

tweet us your answer, @back t or you can --@booktv. >> up next on booktv lewis gordon talks about the life and philosophy of france fanon, author of "the wretched of the earth." finish. [background sounds] >> so, good evening. welcome, all to book culture for tonight's event. my name's roger berkovitz i'll be moderating. we're here tonight to talk about and to celebrate the publication of lewis gordon's book, "what fanon said: a philosophical instruction to his life and thought." it's an honor for me to have -- to be one of the series editors at university press that published this book and i'm excited to have the conversation tonight. i'm going to introduce the speakers as they go along and as they're going to speak. we have a large group of people who are going to comment on the book. i've asked them each to speak for about five minutes and then conc

tweet us your answer,@book tv or posted on thundershower facebook page facebook.com/book tv. >> on sunday, july 5th booktv is live with best selling author peter schweizer on in-depth, our live monthly call in show. he is the author of nine books which take critical looks as governments and politics. he is the founder of the government accountability institute and a senior editor at large for bright bart news. his most recent best seller is "clinton cash" where he looks at the money made be bill and hillary clinton since leaving the white house. other recent titles include "extortion" in which he argues presidents and congressmen sew lit i sit donation in exchange for political failure and wrote" architects of ruin" claiming liberal politicians cautioned the 2008 financial crisis. he cans how members of congress used their positions to financially benefit themselves in "throw them all out." his previous books covered topics such as liberal hypocrisy, profiles of the bush family and reagan's fight against communism. peter schweizer live on booktv on sunday, july 5th on depth -- "in depth."

tweet us your answer at booktv, or you can post it on our facebook page facebook.com/booktv. >> this summer booktv will cover both festivals from around the country and top nonfiction authors and books. that's a few of the events this summer on c-span2's booktv. >> up next on booktv from white house correspondent kate anderson brouwer correspondent kate anderson brouwer talks of a daily life in the white house residence. are images of white house butlers, maids and other stats reports of what it's like to take care of the first family, from the kennedys to the obama's obama's. >> you want to get started? >> yes. welcome, everyone. thank you for spending part of your evening with us at barnes & noble in bethesda. we are excited to welcome the best selling author kate anderson brower, with her ex ordinary book "the residence." my name is passionate on the business development manager at barnes & noble in bethesda and all of us are so happy that you were with us today. kate anderson brower has written and meticulously researched and fascinating book that chronicles 50 years of service b

tweet us twitter.com/booktv or post a comment on our facebookitter.com/booktv or post a comment on our facebook page facebook.com/booktv. >> booktv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they are reading this summer. >> first, eric laursen. i read all of his works. this is a great book, sort of almost a minute by minute description of what happened to the lusitania. and it's very dramatic and goes back and forth between what's happening in europe what's happening in washington with president wilson and what's happening to the passengers on the ship. their stories. it's really a great read well well written and i think really brings that piece of history in 1915 back to life and really makes it very human. it's not cold history. these are real human beings we can relate to who lost their lives out on the lusitania. great story. this is all about how tight this actually really was response for destroying napoleon's army and an invasion of russia. a lot of people thought it was the cold or the russian army. all thoseall of those things that no, but the real killer w

tweet us using #newday.t your comment on facebook.com/newday. >>> we have breaking news overnight in afghanistan. the taliban claiming responsibility for sue said bombings in kobul. what do we know this morning? >> reporter: it appears they have targeted parliament when they were voting on a new defense minister. it will be a prime target for taliban. they are capable of fighting. what happened was the taliban trying to get a suicide bomber in a car, in a vehicle with explosives into the building to break the way into the building. it wasn't possible. the car exploded. parliament itself filled with smoke. lawmakers were evacuated. the six taliban gunmen who were accompanying the suicide vehicle trying to reach security. they weren't able to do that. they took control of another building. 31 civilians were injured. rocket propelled grenade fire ak-47 fire was heard in the area. what we now know from afghan security officials is that all six of those attackers are dead. taliban typically attacking soft targets

tweet us at fox 29 philly. just make sure you use our hashtag, fox 29 weekend.e have a check of the forecast right now. there's a big brothers, big sisters picnic and those kids are going to be out from 12 to 2. the skies are brightening. there's a wonderful charity today in codesville. what's it going to be like out there? first we have a weather question. >> hi, i'm madeline and i'm sophia. high, today, is it going to rain all weekend? what's the weather like. >> a lot of people wondering that same question, getting a lot of tweets as well. the rain is not going to's last all weekend, it's pretty much gone. the last place to see that rain it looks like that's where you were. down at the shore or at the delaware beaches and the temperatures today will climb into the upper 70s thanks to that land breeze, maybe add a few degrees here in delaware, close to 80 grows. that will drop the water temperature and dry things out quite a bit. we like the sunshine. now we have bill said when is the rain leaving? it's pretty much already done, gone, but we have to butt put a

if you would like to call us, you can also join the conversation on twitter, tweet us at c-span and on facebook, facebook.com/cspan. the guardian reporting about the hearing that you just heard. "congress says hacked federal agency failed utterly and totally to protect data." "personal information of almost every government employee was stolen from the office of personnel management." again, that the headline in "the guardian." "failed utterly and totally" a quote from the house oversight committee, jason chavis. caller from gaithersburg, maryland. go ahead. caller: we have received the letter, both my husband and i, and also my son-in-law because we have high-level clearances. it is not just federal employees affected by this. we are contractors. so i think that the public should know, it is not just federal employees. we just recently had to update that form for an audit. what i wanted to say was absolutely someone needs to be fired. i think archuleta needs to be fired, i think ms. seymour needs to be fired. frankly, i've contacted judicial watch because i think those of us compromis

it is safe, you have aftermath of the storm maybe a down tree, down power line take a picture and tweet us using the hash tag cbs-3 storm and you might see it on tv later this morning f you know someone who does not have power shoot them a text. they can still watch "eyewitness news" on their smart phone, we will have updates on the power outages storm damage, all of that available at cbs philly.com. >>> right now you are looking live at the vatican where the weekly papal audience in st. peters square is wrapping up. the delegation from philadelphia is taking part as well. let's show you video from the audience just a few minutes ago, is there the pope, philadelphia archbishop charles chaput tells "eyewitness news" that the delegation will meet pop francis afterward. jessica dean is with the pope in vatican city. please stay tuned for that. >>> you can make your plans by going to cbs philly.com. just click on papal visit to see more about this historic philadelphia event. >>> new this morning a fire fighter is rush to the hospital after getting hurt battling an overnight fire in elmwood. "

you can tweet us at fox 29 philly and all of us i'm bill a fox 29, karen fox 29. sure you follow us. just make sure you use the hash tag fox 29 weekend. >>> i'm anthony mongeluzzo and this is your tech tank. facebook released a lot of different things most recently messenger which got mixed reviews now facebook instant is out which gives us access to publishers on data win a second. so basically, any news article that gets printed or published we can have access to if it's part of our likes or dislikes. >> video auto play. >> now this is a holiday in a funeral all in one here. the funeral for the print publishing industry with every mobile device essentially being able to get data win a second why are you going to buy paper? it will be outdated so fast. but it's a holiday for us techies because we can get what we want when we want. 10 times faster than it is right now and if you seen it it looks beautiful if you want to talk facebook instant reach out to hash tag tech tank and we can continue the conversation onli online. ♪ >>> take look what's trending right now.

tweet us fox 29 philly. just make sure you use the hashtag fox 29 weekend. so many events.rport all looks fine right there. a beautiful day if you were flying someplace. there could be some storms. we are looking at the possibility of severe storms. it's flag day, though, and we did have this one question coming in. dave, we're going to dedicate the new flag at the reading pagoda sunday at 1:00. what's the weather going to look like. >> i love that view there. i've been there once or twice. great view in reading. north and western suburbs, that's a concern later day, but by 1:00 i think it's okay. but by 3:00 that's when we start to see showers and storms 6789 if you're in the western suburbs you'll see them first. by 3, 4:00 today strong storms could be approaching the western suburbs. almost there in philadelphia. 77-degrees, off to another warm start and mug guys is coming back. humidity is coming back. mid 70s to the south and east. radar is all clear now. we had showers come through dover and cape may. they're off the coast, one or two showers in the north and western

tweet us your thoughts. u.s.intelligence and china was behind a cyber breach that compromised personal information of 4 million government workers. how serious was the hack? i'm sure the chinese are taking these allegations very seriously. this is not an allegation directly from the u.s. government but sources within the u.s. government speaking on condition of anonymity to, telling bloomberg of the source of this attack was allegedly from china and chinese hackers who have ties -- again allegedly -- to the chinese government. they say that these hackers in april when the breach was detected got into the network of the u.s. office of personnel management, stealing the records of about 4 million current and former employees. why would another government want these details? records, health marital records, other personal identifications that security and espionage experts say could be used against an them in cases of bribery or entrapment. that is why there is increasing calls after this latest breach for an overha

tweet us twitter.com booktv, or post a comment on our facebook page facebook.com/booktv. spent the next steven weinberg talks about the history of modern science and the challenges faced at those who shaped it. professor weinberg spoke at bookpeople bookstore in austin texas. >> thank you jim. i'd like to start by explaining how i came to write this and why i came to write this. and to that purpose i'll read from, initial part of the preface. i'm a physicist not a historian but over the years i've become increasingly fascinated by the history of science. my own handwriting is touch on history, it's been mostly the modern history of physics and astronomy, roughly from the late 19th century to the present. although in this era we learned many new things. the goals and since the physical size have not materially changed. the physicist of 1900 were somehow taught today's standard model of cosmology or of elementary particle physicist, they would've found much to amaze them at the idea of seeking mathematically formulated and experimentally validated impersonal principles that

tweet us twitter.com booktv, or post a comment on our facebook page facebook.com/booktv. spent the next steven weinberg talks about the history of modern science and the challenges faced at those who shaped it. professor weinberg spoke at bookpeople bookstore in austin

keep tweeting. use the #dubson7. so guys, fantastic photos out there this afternoon. >> you're right drew. let's get to number one. >> come on guys. we're almost there. so close. >> i've got to tell you. drew handles the video board like steph handles the basketball. >> true true. >> whatever. >> very impressive. >> that weather -- >> all right. well, mike schuman, he was out there. he's been there since the beginning. >> he's fast. >> all right guys we're right outside of kaiser. the warriors are ready to see their favorite players. 2015 nba champion. they've been lined up since 4:00 this morning out here at kieser to get a good seat. it's just been incredible. i've had a chance to talk to the kaiser co-owner peter before the parade. there you. >> joy happiness, smiles tears, all the good things that come when you have winnings, a winning season, a winning organization. it's fantastic. you know, this is like the golden globe the academy award. this is the moment where you say i've aspired to the moment. >> we lost m

remember, if you have your own hit or miss be sure to tweet us to us @jer on fnc.this week's show. thanks to my panel and for all of you watching. hope to see you right here next week. >>> a fox news alert. two convicted murderers now on the loose after breaking out of a maximum security prison in northern new york state near the canadian border. prison authorities say richard matt and david sweat. take a close look at these two men's faces. were missing at this morning's bed check. matt is serving 25 years to life for the kidnapping and beating death of a man. sweat is serving life without parole for killing a sheriff's deputy. they both escaped from the clinton correction facility in northern new york about 75 miles south of montreal. police say they are dangerous and should not be

tweet us at lelandvittert or @elizabethprann.ll read your pictures and show them during the show. very excited. >> if you don't tweet us all you'll end up with is pictures of elizabeth and i. >> nobody wants that. >> hit us up. thank you. >> yeah. >>> still ahead, all the candidates making a run for the white house were out in force this weekend, including rick perry on fox news sunday. why he says the perry 2.0 campaign was a big departure from the mistakes he made in 2012. >> the american people are going to see a very different candidate than they did four years ago. >>> millions of americans are bracing for heavy weather. we'll check in at the extreme weather center coming up. >>> the weather was much better at the summer solstice celebration. more than 20,000 people descended on the structure for the sunrise. the start of the longest day in the northern hemisphere. i'll get it right, if i try. ♪ ♪ i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more

tweet us twitter.com/booktv, or post a comment on our facebook page facebook.com/of tv. >> booktv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they are reading this summer. >> this last weekend i just finished the book about churchill and roosevelt during world war ii, the exact title is -- forged in war by warren kimble. and i found it very fascinating because most of the books i read our history and even though i was a teenager during world war ii, you kind of living again but to get into real detail when you read something like about roosevelt and churchill. you know, you think you know both of them because they are outstanding people, but you really don't know much about their details and ticket to read it. and i want to say to you that i started now on a book called "heart," and it's by dick cheney and dr. ryan are the doctor who has been dick cheney's heart doctor for well i suppose about 25 or 30 years and was involved with his heart transplant. and so in this book you'll learn about dr. reiner as an outstanding heart specialist and also about dr. reiner taking care

tweet us post on our wall. >> host: john grisham, what are you doing in new york city? >> guest: it happens every year. hanging out. last year had a lot of fun. out on stage for about an hour here. we could have we could have gone for three hours. a lot of fun, really funny. four four years ago i did the breakfast show speech with john stewart which was terrifying to be on stage with john stewart. one year in chicago years ago and my 1st in miami 22 years ago. i love the energetic excitement. >> host: what do you think about the future of the publishing world? >> guest: it's going to be here. i don't know what shape it will be an. people will never stop reading or buying books. so it is in pretty good shape. to have been through you know the last 15 years we have lost 6,000 bookstores that's a lot of bookstores. i was in france two months ago and france has the same number bookstores we do. we have five times the population. we have lost so many great bookstores. that's difficult, not to mention tough on everybody. fewer outlets, fewer sales, numbers are down. e-books a

tweet us. please do. we're back in two. ♪ julie: do not worry.ek prime minister tsipras is all smiles ahead of the imf payment deadlines. guy: the global bond rout continues the day after mario draghi warns of volatility to come. francine: top officials took backhander's promised two decades. guy: good morning to our viewers in europe, good evening those in asia and a very warm welcome to those just waking up in the u.s. i am guy johnson. francine: i'm francine lacqua. this is "the pulse," live from london. guy: let's talk about how the markets are performing. a selloff in equities. let's show you how we are trading across the european indices. dax down cac down by nearly 2%. equities off the pace. bond market story continues to be one of a selloff. this is the bund, up again in terms of yields. we are backup. biltthe bond market selloff continues. francine: getting some breaking news from pierre moscovici. talking about greece. he's saying it is essential the parts cooperate. saying this is crunch time. he says it is mutual to keep greece in the

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you can tweet us at fox 29 philly. just make sure you're always using the hashtag, fox 29 weekend. > it is 8:18 right now a lot of folks are trying to get ready, plan their days. i know we have strawberry festivals and lots of celebrations at long wood gardens. at pocono mountains i was there at sky top. absolutely gorgeous. we have a question from some of our students. here it is. fox 29 weekend, what's the weather going to be like? they were from st. mary's school and all talking at once. i think i made out. what's the weathering whying to be like. they were in trenton at the capital. let's start there. there's a few showers and storms moving through and it looks like they will be early in the day. we'll put it in 10:00. not only trenton, but south of the area could see a storm. 2:00 they're clearing out. clearing by 7:00. the temperature is 73 degrees. a warm day today, but it's a little transition. we're starting to clear out. look at these temperatures now, upper 60s, close to 70, so a mild start like it's been the

you can send us a tweet, make sure you use the #firstladies. can also post a question or comment on our facebook page. we have a conversation already started there. or you can phone us here are our phone lines. if you live in the eastern or central time zones 202-585-3880, or out west, 202-585-3881. we'll get for your comments and questions in a minute. our guests referred to letters written to jane pierce's son. we're going to learn about that next. we're going to travel to the new hampshire historical society which holds the papers of the pierce family and see two important letters in understanding of the will the story of jane pierce. >> this letter was written by benny pierce who was 11 years old. from andover, massachusetts, where he was visiting with his cousins in june of 1852. at the time the franklin pierce was nominated for president at democratic national convention in baltimore. franklin and his mother had been in boston waiting for news of the nomination. and benny was staying with relatives in andover. benny, knowing how much his

tweet us -- we asked can banks hope to cut to grow?surveillance. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." we welcome all of you. hsbc of course with the news of further cuts. vonnie, it speaks of european banks the irish things went down in flames, then the british banks we spoke with first manager sturgeon of scotland yesterday on this word it follows right over the continent, doesn't it? brendan: everything in a while wanted to be a globetrotting -- we are finding that out about hsbc this morning. one of the things i was shocked by on that call is that they are really moving out of the u.s. market. they have to be there because that is where the couple is -- the capital is. tom: we go to london. our richard is knee deep in this. richard, and your day today, do you assume others will follow hsbc, or is this a separate story? richard: they are already being followed. we see these job cuts coming scotland here in london have already said they can cut significant jobs across the world. there has been speculation that coul

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by the way, tweet us your predictions for may nonfund payrolls. the lucky winner receives a polo shirt autographed by the squawk on the street gang. best of luck. somebody did write in and say can i get a polo shirt that's not autographed. >> that's very interesting. >> yeah i'll give awe an underarmour shirt. how's that? >> sorry. >> you know i've seen people wearing autographed shirts in east hampton, they're cool. >> i didn't go to east hampton. didn't it sound good. >> tim cook taking shots at a couple of the silicon valley neighbors. he's not happy about how big tech companies are using your personal information. he delivered a speech to the electron ek -- electronic. they've built businesses by localing customers personal information. they're gobbling up everything they can learn about you and trying to mono tiez it. we think it's wrong. it's not the kind of accompany apple wants to be. he doesn't mention companies by name but reports think he's taking shots at places like going lt google. >> it's not hard to figure out who he's talking abou

but what do we say. >> watch it. >> tweet us, instagram let them have it. >> reiteration.this trip, my friends said i was crazy. why would i stay in someone else's house? but this morning a city i've never been to felt like one i already knew. i just wanted to thank you for sharing your world with me. it felt like home. airbnb. belong anywhere. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: so if you were watching lebron and the cavaliers last night, you not only saw balls but you saw dong. van: it happens on the basketball court all the time. you're running, it gets caught between your thigh. you got to pull it out. gary: rub it against your knee sometimes? >> you step on it! >> jennifer lawrence, she's been out in new york the last three or four days with this new dude. and apparently she's her -- he's her bodyguard. bodyguards are usually big huge men and he's svelt, sexy, buff. harvey: he's the best looking bodyguard ever. katie: if i were her, i would be like, danger! jump on me! trouble! >> ray j outside of supper club with his dog. he's throwing a huge party for this dog. >>

you can tweet us pictures at nbc philadelphia. a lot of damage out there tonight. >> so much damage with the wind because we saw all of the trees down power lines down. >> so even though the storms are gone now we still remember for the morning commute we have a lot of trees down around the area, a lot of damage left over so that may very well causing some problems tomorrowst for the commute. here is a livez? hat we had earlier today. so the storms are leaving. conditions are really calming down and this is how it will stay if we go through the rest of tonight and into tomorrow morning. a lot of improvements in the forecast for tomorrow. the storms are clearing through the area overnight and into tomorrow morning. you will notice a lot more in the way of clear skies. damage is left behind. just remember that for the morning commute tomorrow. we have had several reports of trees down. i will show you the wind damage reports in just a second. otherwise we are dry tomorrow. we don't have to worry about storms tomorrow. it is actually

tweet us at #fox29weekend. >> welcome back. we're taking a live look at some of your comments right now. howard, eskin, he was disking on my wonderful tim tebow. if you really believe chip is going to use tim tebow as a qb, you're as clueless as bobby. >>> and mary has a birthday shout out. happy birthday rosabella. >> look at the that guy in the bouncy seat. >> that's luke. >> i don't know what he would do if he saw on me talking about the nice weather. >> can you do my brother a favor? follow him on twitter. @davewarren . >>> i'm chris wallace. it could be the biggest cyber attack in u.s. history. did chinese hackers strike again? >> regardless of who it is, and regardless of what their ultimate gain is, the administration takes this very seriously and recognizes it as a threat to our national security. >> we'll discuss the breach and what we should do about it. the two key congressmen, pete king and adam schiff. >>> then rick santorum won 11 states and 4 million votes in the 2012 republican primaries. this time, can he win th

he tweeted us this fun picture. tunnel vision for the warriors and googly eyes for another win.glasses stay on until golden state brings home the championship trophy. >> share your pride by hosting fan pics. include your city in the post to give you a proper shoutout. the next abc 7 fan of the day could be you. >>> still ahead, simon says please will you adopt me? >> the peninsula humane society is here with the perfect pet. why simon i >>> coming up at 4:00, a special connection. steph curry and lebron james face off in the nba finals. we'll show you the childhood coincidence that has them forever connected in basketball lore. stealing from the church on abc 7 news at 5:00 the story behind the bingo money and the pilfered payments. >> that's got to be extra bad karma. >>> drew, who do you have there? >> an mama rhee is back from the peninsula humane society and we have 6-year-old simon. chihuahuas can be hyper and simon is so calm. >> he does a little bit of everything. full of energy and then cuddle on your lap the next. >> best of both worlds. >> he is the best of both worlds

tweet us, twitter/booktv or post a comment on our facebook pain facebook.com/booktv. >> i take it as given that everybody here is familiar with and accepts the common assessment winston churchill's war cabinet saved britain and helped to save the world from nazi horror. i agree. i would never minimize the greatness of winston churchill or his wartime coalition government. we all owe it an unpayable debt. but life is not black and white. life is not simple. churchill's war cabinet was not simply a smooth, functioning machine. its members including the prime minister were high-powered, ambitious, hard minimum. they had great -- hard men. they that great talent and great capacity for work but also they had great egos. they worked together to save their country but it was not always smooth sailing. on more than one occasion conflict within the war cabinet threatened to capsize the ship altogether. moreover today we think of churchill as the indispensable man. it's impossible for us to imagine britain during the second world war without churchill as prime minister, but believe me, it was

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you can tweet us or facebook us as well. >> big news today, this afternoon.ox news alert. 2016 let's talk about it. chris christie telling it like it is. launching his presidential campaign just hours from now. >> fox news chief political correspondent is there, but first major news from jeb bush carl? >> chris chris think be at his high school alma mater, and jeb bush today is ready to release 33 years of personal tax returns on his web page. right in time for the 6:00 news. bush was in south carolina last night. and insiders say the release will show his commitment to transparency. until now, former u.s. senator and majority leader of kansas bob dole released 30 years himself but that was 20 years ago. mitt romney and john mccain both only released two years. >>> hillary clinton has been under fire for evades transparency and violateing protocols by using a private e-mail server. bush has released 280,000 e-mails, and the sunshine will cast ka few clouds on chris christie's announcement this afternoon. it will remind some voters of the bridgegate scandal. h

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also tweet us pictures pictures @nbcphiladelphia. >>> franco led the team to a win over the new yorknkees yesterday. he did it in record-setting fashion. franco is the first player ever with five rbi in two straight games against the yankees. he's one of the three rookies to ever have five rbi in two straight games. phillies are back on the field again against the yankees. coverage begins at 1:00 this afternoon. it's right here on nbc 10. >>> and mo'ne davis made headlines for her performance in the little league world series. now the taney dragons pitcher has been drafted by the harlem glob trotters. the team exercising a future discovery clause to obtain the rights to davis when she graduates from college. davis called basketball her favorite sport and has made her high school varsity team. she also had a cameo appearance with the globetrotters back in march. pretty amazing that young lady. >> talk about all the achievements she's been able to accomplish in a pretty short period of time. >> she can pitch, she can shoot hoops. there's nothing she can't do. she's probably shoots unde

he tweeted us this picture. looks like he has tunnel vision.u can share your posts on your favorite social media site. be sure to include where you live. the next fan of the day could be you. >> absolutely. well, still ahead a gay man's family comes forward with a revelation . >> i asked him when was your first transsex experience? >> new allegations against the former speaker of the house. >>> a 5.9 earthquake that stranded duz kwens of people on a malaysian mountain top. >> what is your warriors memorabilia worth now? >>> now, an abc news exclusive. allegations of sexual misconduct against dennis hastert. he will be in court facing charges of bank fraud and lying to the fbi to cover up allegations. now, the sister of one alleged victim is speaking out. >> there has been no response from dennis hastert since the allegations came out last week but the sister of one of the former alleged victims is speaking out. exclusively to abc. >> he damaged steve more than any of us will know. >> she says her brother was an equipment manager. she says her b

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you can leave a message on our fox 29 facebook page or tweet us at fox 29 philly. lucy?thinking you're getting a lot of messages bill. back to your fox 29 weather authority right now. scott? >> yeah, damp and dreary day across the area. high temperatures only in the low 70s. right now we're getting a break from the heavy rain we saw the first part of the day. however, as we look off to the west, you can see few pop-up showers even some thunderstorms most of that in maryland, some of it may move into central as well as southern parts of delaware. but you can see still kind of overcast as we take live look at center city. 73 degrees right now. and the humidity close to 80%. but take a look at the temperatures across our area. upper 60s allentown. trenton at as well as wrightstown. but the farther south and west you head that's where some of the warmer air was today. as we look at the satellite/radar, we still have the clouds. a few pockets of some sunshine farther north and west but this is what we'll have to wait on for the um coming weekend. the remnant moisture from bil

you can comment on our fox 29 facebook page or tweet us at fox 29 philly.eff we'll see what happens. >> we certainly will, bill. thanks very much. all right. here's a little bit good news. popular restaurant chain the cheesecake factory is ready for its grand debut here in center city philadelphia. today not only did we get a little peek at that new restaurant but we got to troy out some of the new dishes located at 15th and walnut you need to use an he he escalator to get to the restaurant. the restaurant's official opening is next tuesday. welcome to the city of brotherly love. we like to eat. >> that looks good. doesn't it. >> it does. >> back to your fox 29 weather authority. not a bad day today. but of course everyone worried about the weekend. >> yup. >> yup. >> all important father's day weekend and it looks like we could have some wet backyards maybe for that barbecue. but it all about the timing as we look at the satellite and radar, take look at all of this tropical moisture right now spinning and that is headed in our direction. it will move thro

they can leave their comments on our fox 29 facebook page or tweet us at fox 29 philly.ain we'll keep you informed if and when the bill passes. >> all right, bill, thank you. >>> there's one less airline to choose from at the new castle airport. frontier airlines has pull out of the airport nearly two years after its first flight from delaware. the company says it didn't make any money but they say if conditions change they could be doing business back in delaware again. united dell tan us airways all come and gone. >> fox 29 weather authority right now. absolutely fabulously gorgeous day though a little cool for you maybe. >> a little bit. i'd love to see 90s but everyone out there loves it. i'm not going to say it was a bad day. >> it was 5 degrees below average. >> there you go. >> it was cooler than we shall are for this time of year. the high made it up to 81 degrees but it's been comfortable stepping outdoors. the normal this time of year is 86. look at the record. 102 degrees set back in 1934. so that is definitely safe. the sun will set this evening shortly after

tweet us your thoughts. central bank cut interest rates over the weekend to a record low after the biggest two-week china stock plunge. also at the moment, here's a look at some of the headlines. reporter: it is signing day. the asian infrastructure investment bank takes another step forward today as its members gather for a shining ceremony in beijing. the philippines will delay joining, but will be an observer at today's proceedings. analysts tell bloomberg tv that the formation of this financial institution is a major achievement given that the u.s. is not a member. australia joined once the major european powers joined and pledged $720 million. aiib's aim is to fund infrastructure production. leaders will take the agreement back to their productive -- to their respective countries. it will have an authorized capital of 100 billion u.s. dollars. to china's campaign against corruption, some of the leading .tate-run companies been foundned firms to have falsified revenue and profits to the tune of $8 billio

you can tweet us at myfoxphilly 29 philly or leave your comments on our fox 29 facebook page. >> all. thank you bill. >>> shocking video out of newark delaware. 48 train slamming into an suv that is still stuck on the tracks. take a look. this happen last night right in front of the deer park tavern on west main street. police say the 76-year-old driver should you getting his car struck right there on the tracks. two newark officers happened to be inside of the tavern at the time and ran out to the man's rescue. did he escape unharm. that accident is still under investigation but police say they do not think that alcohol is a factor. >>> all right. let's get check of your weather now. heating up again out there today but a dry heat that may not be the case tomorrow. >> it felt good out there today and late yesterday. >> yeah. it certainly did, dawn and iain. it's more of a dry heat. it's not that type of heat where you just start sweating as soon as you walk outside. that however comes tomorrow. but look at the temperature we made it up to 91 degrees and take look at this. the sunris

you can leave your comments on our fox 29 facebook page or tweet us at fox 29 philly. >> thank you billesting. story we have all heard before. >> you move in a great neighborhood, you think you have a great neighbor but then something happens. that great neighbor moves away. leaves a mess behind. so what can you do about that eye sore? bruce gordon tracking down answers for us tonight. >> sean? >> connor barwin was makeing dreams come true today and we had to ask him eagles questions while we were there. especially about the latest move to release his buddy evan mathis mathis. his first reaction later in sports. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. ♪ >>> fox 29 working to get results for neighbors fed up with a vacant home that's become a blight on their beautiful block. >> it's all too familiar story in philadelphia property owners move away or they pass away and their home falls into disrepair. bruce gordon spent the day in southwest philadelphia and joins us in studio with a f

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