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us. >> what are your thoughts on incident? you can tweet me at ashley j and tweet the show at chasing news.l to weigh in. matt, welcome back. you are jersey attorney and particle strategist editor. mike donovan, silver rights advocate, good to have you back. and jeanette hoffman, political strategist. yo s teems to me there could be a miscommunication iname time, i h the cops. i think the right to be sensitive about this, there seems to be an onsl anti- cop negativity. >> this officer has a thinner skin of ever seen. i'm shocked and dismayed that she's patrolling the streets. what is it like for her of her feelings are hurt by a squiggly line on a pizza box. what is it when she deals with real crime. how are we to expect that she is doing her duty and not --be police visit for her. >> but that's the officer's integrity, wouldn't anybody be insulted given the cl >> there's a lot going on out there. i don't think ourrcent are necey getting the support they need or deserve in the community. i think there's a lot of people atter. that being sai

yeah, great. >> wow. >> so please keep send nothing i from the time you met him,um let us know, tweet us facebook us. >> stories that you can tell. >> here's been. >> a lot of charity events with him, great guy. 6:46. growing up in philadelphia i got a chance to watch him play at veterans stadium. we have an accident on i-95 north bound right at girard avenue. a live look at fire fighters, they have only one lane squeezing on through. look at the barrier, and the temporary construction bar years, it jets out in front of this guy here. i don't know if that was part of the accident or not but 95 northbound leaving center city heading north into girard be ready for delays. rain starting to move closer and closer hitting roadways, live look at 202 at 29, naturally slowing us down for morning rush hour, coming back from the shore some rain on the freeway, also an accident northbound lanes of route 55, for everybody coming back from the shore. fifty-five is a back roads just off of 47, we like to use , look out for a crash right before we get into glassboro, reading getting hit with that rain,

like always, if you want to tweet us, do it. the suspect in the deadly car attack, james alex fields jr. faces multiple charges including second degree murder. he's being held without bond. the woman \he\es is charged with killing will be remembered by the community tomorrow. a service for heather higher will be held at 11:00 at the paramount theater. at the same time protests against confederate symbols are growing nationwide. protest ors also hit the streets outside of trump tower in new york. actually this is the situation in north carolina where you can see the protestors pulled down the confederate statue. this is new york outside a trump to your where the president woke up for the first time since his inauguration. the fallout forhr to what happened in charlottesville continues. i didn't wait long. i wanted to make sure, unlike most politicians that what i said was correct, not make a quick statement. the statement i made on saturday, the first statement was a fine statement, but you don't make statements that direct unles

you can also tweet us at c-span wj. when you talk about the curbing of the prescription of drugs, that seems to suggest a wholesale change as far as the medical industry is concerned. how do you change the attitude? guest: it's a long time coming. the way this crisis started early in the 2000s is that physicians like myself were introduced to a new class of pain relieving drugs called opioids. we were told that these drugs have no addictive properties. they were kind to elevate pain as a vital sign in this led to overprescribing, which led to addiction. what really needs to change is a culture change among health care professionals. last year the cdc issued very important guidelines for health care professionals to make sure they are only prescribing opioids in select cases, usually for chronic pain. you should not turn to opioids as the first drug. a lot of education news to be done. most of this education is being called for voluntarily. what the commission has called for as well as the bipartisan policy center -- we

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somebody else tweeted this at u us.ave to be sure of the filter is very high, above a filter of 12. somebody else tweeted us that it looks like they are looking for one of those spaghetti strainers, you can see a little bit of the moon coming in on the side. >> shepard: that's idaho falls falls, i was trying to see where that sun is. look at that, that's the gum, we have that in the candy store. >> very funny but not a good way to watch the eclipse. >> shepard: we've got to get names on pets, we love the pets. that's the brand they were selling on amazon but they ran out. >> i also got permission from the sky nathan showing how the sun looked this morning with the solar filter on the camera versus without. it's a lot smaller, kind of an interesting side-by-side comparison. >> shepard: a lot of sun things happening. >> she had a wedding this weekend so she was already going a long time ago when the flights were a lot cheaper. >> shepard: ryan our producer has the day off and he said he's going to watch it on tv. he's got

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. >> we invite to you join us tweet us use 5@630 let get to it. >> mr. trump is expected to lay out a plan for u.s. engagement in south asia and afghanistan. nation's longest war cost billions of dollars and thousands of lives ago. tonight's address comes on heels of charlottesville fallout and resignation of chief strategist steve bannon. >> ronica cleary starts us off tonight with look at what we may hear and you're in right in for the meyer where this is going down tonight. >> jim, shawn, a lot of anticipation leading up to tonight's remarks. if it has not been covered by solar eclipse i tried. i'm got very funny. what can i say. we have a little insight into what he might say. secretary of defense general mat is said that we can expect that the the president made up up his mind on saturday actually about what he's going to do in afghanistan. he's been sitting on this sometime. we do expect reports have said that we expect him to pull increased troop levels in afghanistan. i spoke with bringing deer general about this and he put it plain and simple. t

tweet us, twitter.com/booktv or post a comment on our facebook page facebook.com/booktv. >> can you recount for us the focus of the blackburn affair and the underground railroad? and the role that it played. >> i think earlier we had a sculpture. let me see if i can go back to it. that ed dwight, who was a fantastic sculptor and he did the sculpted down at the waterfront where you have these, a group of black people looking across the detroit river to canada. i think it is the next one here. many people have come to detroit and sometimes i guess they scratch or heads, what is that all about? this symbolizes the terminus of the underground railroad. we have people like maria lambert, george baptiste, william webb, -- you can go on and on in terms of these pioneering abolitionists. they were joined some extent to fight abolitionist man of them being quakers because we and lambert had been schooled and educated and lived among the quakers when we left trenton new jersey and arrived in detroit. he for me is a phenomenal individual because he was like one of the main conductors of the undergroun

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tweet us use that #5at630.. >> ♪ >> if anything that statement may not be tough enough. >> what would be tougher than fire and fury. >> well, you'll see, you'll see. >> that was president trump today reinforcing his warning about fire and fury against north korea. pyongyang responded and called the president's warning a load of nonsense. it's just the latest of course in this back and forth in the escalating

david nir: for the folks leaving -- watching on the livestream, you can tweet us. next question. >> big question on my former childhood icon dana robacher. and other orange county folks. because we have this system, would that change your mind trying to endorse, because the multiple democrats screw us over and have two republicans advance. david nir: the question is about dana rohrabacher. very pro-putin republican in california. the 39th district? >> 48th. it is where arrested development is set. [laughter] david nir: so the question is about if democrats are concerned about not being able to get to the november general election and also would daily kos endorse in that race early as a result? >> it would probably require really remarkable circumstances of the republican candidate is eluding meame right now. we don't know if he has anything going for the ability to self fund. we have the san bernardino seat where republicans are sharing the thing down the middle, then democratic split almost equally as well. you have 25-20 five, 18-18-18. it is possible, but i would

tweet us and let us know your thoughts. >>> it's being called the next generation of cars and the rides wood. landon dowdy is here to explain. >> cars could be paed from wood. researchers say the material made from wood weighs one fifth of steel and is five times stronger, although it's decades away from being commercially violate. reducing the weight will be critical as auto makers try to bring electronic cars into the mainstream. lower weight means manufacturers won't need as many batteries to power the cars. >>> now let's talk about insurance customers who could soon get an apple watch. really? >> what doesn't. apple do? apple had talks about possibly offering the apple watch to insurance customers. they provide the device to 50,000 employees and could roll out the plan next year. a deal would benefit apple, which has heavily promoted the watch for health and fitness. a quick check of the markets. more gains after monday's rally. the markets had their best day of the summer as investors reaction to easing tensions between the u.s. and north korea. but 135 points rising, the nasdaq up

tweet us, let us know on our facebook page. we would love to hear from you. coming up at 5:30, we'll hear from fans about the loss of the phillies great and look at the impact his foundation has on our area. count on nbc 10 to bring reaction throughout the morning. >>> new this morning, hundreds of teens swarm a philadelphia neighborhood after a planned cookout ends in chaos. police were pelted with bottles and rocks as they tried to get the crowd to go home. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in east germantown outside the rec center, the second time in a few weeks they had those problems there. tell us more. >> reporter: right, tracy. the last time there was a large group here outside the lonnie young rec center here in east germantown, police had to break that one up as well. let's talk about what happened last night. philly police tell us around 7:30 in the evening. a crowd of about 400 teens and young adults acting disorderly. they say throwing bottles and rocks at police. three people were arrested, one officer was hit by a bottle but was not injured. and th

you can facebook, instagram, tweet us, any question you have, use the #fox29goodday.'s take a look at the money news right now. it may sparkle, but it is not a tiffany ring. cosco paying tiffany for using its name, a judge ruled yesterday that costo must pay tiffany more than $19 million. the jeweler accused cosco of selling diamond engagement rings with its name on them. but cost coy says it plans to appeal, arguing that i have any is a gentier -- generic term use today describe a certain style of ring. >> delivery getting faster for amazon prime users. the company starting new service called instant pick up. letting prime members get their orders in two minutes or less from one of its five pick up locations, items include smacks, drinks, some electronic accessories, but, you're going to have to wait for now. because none every those locations are in our area yet. amazon says it is working on expanding its become up locations. >>> keeping you safe while driving. septa may soon be in your hands. how philadelphia's transit system is going high tech with its security sy

tweet us. coming up in the next half hour, heart felt reaction is pouring in from fans to former coaches and teammates, how people are remembering dutch this morning. >>> 6:05, in other news now, new from overnight, cookout chaos. an unruly crowd of hundreds of kids lose control at a rec center for a second time in a month, throwing rocks and bottles at police. nbc 10's matt delucia joins us live at the lonnie young rec center where this happened. matt, this is now a recurring issue. >> reporter: right. as you mentioned, the second time this happened. the last time this happened was in middle of july, last month, but last night's incident, another large group gathering outside the rec center, here in east germantown. this, of course, happened around 7:30 in the evening, a lot of people were here, philly police tell us about 400 teens and young adults were acting disorderly according to them, throwing bottles of rocks at police officers. three people were arrested. one officer was hit by a bottle

tweet us twitter.com/booktv or post a comment on our facebook page facebook.com/booktv. booktv continues talks on space exploration, astronomy professor chris impey talked about his book "beyond: our future in space," a look at the next generation of space exploration. >> we want to introduce you to chris impey. what do you do at the university of arizona? >> associate dean of the college of science and professor of astronomy. >> how long have you been here? >> guest: 30 years. >> host: what does that entail being what you are? >> guest: i keep a little piece, i teach online classes, over 100,000 cute my arm in teaching online but i do budget and try to improve outreach for the college and various things. science literacy is a big concern of mine for science students and the general public and every student we teach. >> host: when did you get interested in astronomy? >> guest: a little late. little kids, a telescope traded up for bigger and bigger ones but i grew up in the big city so no stars. i got into physics which is the gateway drug for astronomy. then you realize

brian clayful who supports the tweets lena dunham sent out, he joins us tonight. just asking these questions because i'm opposed to lena dunham, on principle, obviously i am. i think it's a really interesting question. she's alleging she's walking thou the airline terminal and she hears two people having a private conversation. she says they said this, two female attendants talking about how trans kids are a trend, they'd never accept a trans child and transness is gross. you can agree or disagree, but they're not plotting to kill anyone. the question is, should you lose your job over having a private conversation where you express views like that? you say yes, you should? >> well, tucker, i'm not sure i say they should lose their job, but i think what lena dunham was trying to accomplish is to raise awareness within one of the biggest airlines in the world. this is a common carrier. this is a personal service business. this isn't like me driving out of a parking structure and giving my ticket to a ticket guy and paying him. she's concerned this might be something

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. >>> tweet us @rightthisminute and follow the show all day long. >>> if you want a game you can otn spinman dreidel joining us today. >> that's right. time to spin the dreidel. mac dreidel back in the flesh eier keept -- where you can >> getheake out! number one. looks like we're on a big ole boat in theid o ole water. >> the story on this video is that this is supposed to be a place where two oceans meet but don't mix. >> oh, look atokay. i know the answer to this. i'm going keep my mouth shut for a moment and let you play along. >> this is fresh water meeting salt water. i do not believe this is two oceans coming together. >> i agree with you as well. >> it looks pretty cool. >> it is really cool. so fake. >> fake on the claim. real on the video. >> okay. yeah, i'll go the same way. when i was in alaska on the cruise ship, i saw something almost identical to this. >> i wanted to call you out, nick, thinking you were going to know this answer. i wanted you to be wrong. but you're right. this is from the gulf of alaska. and it's a sediment-rich river meeting with the ocean water. so

. >> as you can see from the run down, this is the hottest story at 6:30, tweet us what's on your mind about all of this and all things political. use #5at630. >>> bannon leaves his post days after the white supremacist rally in charlottesville virginiaed he allegedly championed mr. trump's argument about both sides at fault in the violence, however, steve bannon is getting attention because of an interview where he seeming the under cut the president's threats of retaliation against

. >> as you can see from the run down, this is the hottest story at 6:30, tweet us what's on your mind about all of this and all things political. use #5at630. >>> bannon leaves his post days after the white supremacist rally in charlottesville virginiaed he allegedly championed mr. trump's argument about both sides at fault in the violence, however, steve bannon is getting attention because of an interview where he seeming the under cut the president's threats of retaliation against quote, no military solution, forget it. bannon helped him within presidency but has become a controversial figure during his time >> a lot of infighting with ivanka, jared kushner, there's been talks it's been strained behind the scenes, not a lot of good friends he has there >> since john kelly was brought on, general john kelly a lot of speculation he's one of the people that kelly would likely want to see out. because he is such a lightening rod figure. >> high profile. let's bring in niles standage for from the hill. there's a lot to break down, first, let's start with the fact this has been rumored th

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you can always tweet us your thoughts at wusa9.com/vote, or on our wusa9 facebook page. >>> today is a holiday in north and south korea, known as liberation day. it was thought north korean leader kim jung un might use the occasion to test another missile. instead, he seems to be signaling that he's not interested in going to war with the ben tracy has the latest from seoul, south korea. >> reporter: the north korean leader decided not to immediately launch his weapons, but did launch another war of words at the u.s. he said if the yankees persist in their extremely dangerous reckless actions in the korean peninsula, north korea's military will ring the windpipes, and point daggers at their necks. the real threat is a north korean missile capable of hitting the u.s. after several failed missile tests in 2016, north korea has now successfully built and launched two intercontinental ballistic missiles, despite heavy sanctions. >> to do it so quickly is quite astonishing. >> reporter: michael elliott is a missile expert, who has closely studied north korea's capabilities for years. he h

us. he's tweeted that us history and culture are being "ripped apart".is comments come after violent protests in charlottesville over the weekend. that's all from me for now. and the top story here in the uk: numbers of a—level students receiving the highest grades has risen for the first time in six years. exactly a quarter of them received either an a star or an a grade, almost 3% up on last year. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. the world's largest personal computer maker lenovo faces a shrinking market and higher cost for parts. and as some of the world's biggest cruise ship causing super—sized environmental problems? —— are some of the. happy friday. good morning, world. glad you could join us. i'm rico hizon. the world's biggest computer lenovo is reporting tough times. the company returned a profit earlier this year, even though there was a drop in pc shipments. the computer maker has been losing in its mobile division as well as rising component cost. lenovo‘s chief executive is hoping the chinese market will help

let me know, tweet us. >> despite laws on the books, making sure you can't be cruel to animals, no matter for the new jersey legislator, we need more laws then governor christie agreed inside a new bill this week about where, when, and how long animals can be left outside in bad weather, cold weather, and hot weather. what he got. >> parents know not to leave their underage children. but what about your cat or dog? what happens if you leave the pet unattended? governor christie has signed into law a ban on leaving your pet unattended and chained up in temperatures that are freezing or reach 90 degrees. now, the rationale for a law like this may seem moot, wide we need this? it turns out numerous reports of dogs being left outside in freezing to death. so animal lovers introduced a bill lester to put a stop to that. if you break this you could be find anywhere from 100 - $200. if you are a repeat offender, your dog, cat, pet could be taken away by local government or humane society. >> i want to bring back our panel, thank you, jeanette, political's strategist. i'll go to first, here this

so here's the first tweet use of the hashtag. ust 2007 google engineer chris messina wrote how do you feel about using hashtag, pound, for groups >> it grew from there. here's some of the most popular ones ever. #love. #icebucketchallenge. #ff for follow friday. >> and that ff is sort of like a tbt because not too many use ff anymore. >>> next move over luis fonsi. >> "sesame street" has "el patito." ♪ [ speaking spanish ] ♪ el patito." >> the original "despacito" became recently the most watched video of all time on youtube and the justin bieber remix was the number one song in america for 15 weeks running. >> and counting. himself paired with an unlikely co-anchor. little iris took over the lunchtime newscast. they were being interviewed but iris was going to do whatever she wanted. >> she wandered around the set, even climbed on top of the anchor desk but her brother gets points for sitting still during that chaos. >> the good-natured stewart joked another anchor would likely have a more peaceful newscast. at 6:30 he gave the l

damian and kris will be tweeting us all morning long. you can also get the very latest on nbcbayarea.com. >>> more breaking news, live to barcelona. in the last 15 minutes or so we've learned another victim of the horrific terror attack has died. the latest victim a woman was injured in the second attack that occurred in cambrils after the barcelona van attack. this is a look we saw briefly of the growing memorial. the total number of people killed now stands at 14. this is what the famed las ramblas looks like. cafes and shops are reopening. they say terrorists will not stop them from living. >> this as the manhunt for the driver who rammed his van in the barcelona streets is still going on. three suspects arrested. five other suspects were killed by police in cambrils after they drove a van into a small group of people there. 14 people have now died in both attacks and more than 100 are injured. isis is saying that its soldiers are behind this killing, but they have not provided any evidence. >>> a bay area woman is in a desperate sear

of the screen, of course this is what people are talking about tonight.s as always we invite you tweet us and use the hashtag five at 630:let's get to it. the president's comments follow a report by the washington post and a japanese defense power that north korea has an impact war head that can inside missiles, missiles that are capable of hitting the united states. tom kellene a is back tonight. what has changed in 24 hours, tom? it's very striking it is. i think the danger really that we have to focus on is we now have two inexperienced leaders that are now facing off against each other potentially with nuclear weapons. but i think we need to calm down, take a deep breath and realize that north korea is not going to attack the united states. north korea knows that would be suicidal. the important thing to do now is talk to each other and try to reduce the level of tension. unfortunately president trump's recent remarks taken in the wrong direction where tension. we don't need to do that. famously president teddy roosevelt has said american presidents should speak softly and carry a big

tweet us your thoughts. this is going to be good. >>> seems ironic because if you're paying more for the house, you're going to have more trouble eating out all the time. so it's almost like it's teasing you. near the cheesesteak place. mother nature teased us with sunshine yesterday. none of those showers around this morning. have lingering clouds. clouds break for sunshine. going to heat up today. near 90 degrees this afternoon. warm starlet this morning, trenton. mount holly. philadelphia. wilmington, dover all in the 70s this morning. little bit warmer compared to yesterday. allentown. five degrees warmer in coatesville. look at wilmington. eight degrees warmer this morning. not far behind is mount holly. warmer start. temperatures near 90 this afternoon. see more clouds around during the day. seeing some this morning. breaks over wilmington, philadelphia, and some of the suburbs. even the lehigh valley. clouds are not going to depart completely. this afternoon, that's when we're likely to see scattered

sanctions on russia >> the rundown on the side, these are the headline at 6:30, if you'd like to tweet us0. let's roll. >>> the raise act ends chain, migration and replaces a new system for receiving a green card. this competitive application process will favor applicants who can speak english, financially support themselves and their families, and demonstrate skills that will contribute to our economy. the raise act prevents new migrants and immigrants from collecting welfare and be protects u.s. workers from being displaced >> what's sure to be a controversial move. president introduced new legislation to drastically reduce the number of permanent legal immigrants allowed in the united states >> raise act will revamp how green cards are given out by switching them to a metro based system, requires them to english, support themselves and family demonstrate skills and new immigrants and migrants from collecting welfare and presents u.s. workers from being displaced from their job. >> immigration certainly a bill topic. president focused quite a bit on illegal immigration but there was tal

police traffic tweeting us road closures update only one eastbound lane on irving street northwest ishis time due to the crash. one eastbound lane you're getting by. it's not the whole block but expect jammed traffic if you're trying to access that t balls ford road in virginia closed due to pothole repair at prince william parkway. just south of 66 here in manassas, this is where you're not going to be able to use the access road balls ford road due to the fact that there's a pothole. there's been several potholes due to the flooding rains friday into sur it's not just winter weather. be careful out there. if you've been seeing them they probably need some tender loving care but as long as crews aren't there yet you'll have top c to continue to navige them. a full update in less than 10 minutes. guys. >> 4:49 is the time right now. in the news this morning t-later today, a handyman accused of child sexual abuse is due in a fairfax cour one ofe victims said palmer assaulted her while at their home. >>> a new rate structure. the meeting will focus on examining different policies includ

. >> they need to contact 911 first but tweet us at harvey sos for those that need rescued. >> we have the ways posted that you can help the flood victims on our website on the web links section on our homepage, ktvu.com . >>> best buy is being criticized for selling cases of water in houston for over $40, and they posted this photo on twitter of the best buy store in houston selling cases of water for $42. the best buy corporate office has apologized for what they called a mistake by the local store. price gouging during a natural disaster is illegal in texas and in most states. violators can be hit with fines up to $250,000. >>> it is 4:41 am. >>> a teenager was shot and killed, and coming up, the police made an arrest and linking the killing to seven suspected gang members. >>> the football player taking his fundraising as seriously as is football game and what we know about the millions that have been raised for the hurricane harvey relief effort by jj watt. >>> if you are hitting the road, traffic on the bridges looks pretty good. driving on the westbound bay bridge, lightly trave

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tweet us at nbcwashington.com.ember you can still adopt from the local shelters, go to our nbc washington app and search clear the shelters. still ahead, the red skins can't get the win, but the game was definitely something to build on. we're live at fedex fielnext. d did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second. get fast internet and add phone and tv now for only $24.90 more per month. our lowest price ever on this offer. but only for a limited time. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk. >>> the red skins lose their second preseason game in a row. carol joins us live at fedex field with reaction. >> how you doing, meagan. we were thinking about last week, and some of the top w

celebrities were tweeting using the hashtag including singer lady gaga who says i pray a true leader expel hatred from america. this is not us. this is anti-american. #this is not us, #charlottesville, #be kind. some people are criticizing that particular hashtag saying it's a form of denialism. >> president trump's reelection campaign released a new ad. it comes as he's facing widespread backlash. the 32nd ad attacks democrats and takes aim at journalists and other lawmakers. no comment on how much was that spent on the ad or why it was released this past weekend. >> michael bennett taking heat for sitting during the national anthem on sunday. bennett sat on the side line bench during the anthem and rejoined his teammates after the song. now, this comes just a day after oakland raiders running back marshawn lynch did the same thing. about ongoing social issues. he's also good friends with former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. >> hbo hackers who broke into the company's commuter network released more episodes this time from the show "curb your enthusiasm" and a slew of other pro

we want to get you involved with us at wusa9, tweet us at our handle @sports or our facebook page 9-wusa9 facebook sports -- sports -- . >>> going to be a good weekend for football. >> for august, perfect. >> yeah. >> can you say around 80 on friday, saturday, near 80 on sunday and just a couple of sprinkles tomorrow but don't worry about that. >> we've got in excuses. you have done your part. >> thank you. >>> that's it for us. the cbs evening news is back. adam will be back at 7:00 and the rest of us captioning sponsored by cbs >> mason: here comes harvey. the gulf coast braces for what could be the most powerful hurricane to make landfall in the u.s. in 12 years. >> we are recommending in the strongest terms that if you live in those low-lying areas, that you get out, and you begin to