>> this made me very uncomfortable.ppy we're not doing a dramatic reenactment with bob. >> kimberley did not say -- >> oh, shut up. i'm making a joke. listen. this is a very serious act. 50 years ago, it should be -- you shouldn't have a bunch of idiots up there pretending they are martin luther king, jr. the only person who belongs up there is john lewis who went through all of this stuff. this is so horrible to do this. >> you should say that you got to use the restroom and miss it. >> it was well intentioned and the staging of it was a little awkward. like when you got in a fight with your sister and your mom and dad said you have to kiss and make up. they meant well. it doesn't really say to the terrorists we're going to kick your butts. >> also doesn't say importantly -- >> who is most uncomfortable. >> i've seen happier face on death row. looked like a wax museum melting. if martin luther king, jr. was watching he might regret the whole civil rights movement. this is what happens when you have forced activity. thi

tonight uncomfortable.r center city and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow we drop back down to 84 degrees, numerous downpours and thunderstorms around, and then a beautiful end of the week, low humidity, get out and enjoy and the first day of summer is damp and dreary and a quarter to half inch of rain and a high of just 75 degrees, kind of a cool feeling to the start of summer. the second half of the weekend much better and brighter and 80 degrees, seasonable monday and 84 with the possibility of thunderstorms, and no 90s as we move forward into the first few days of summer guys. what do olives have to do with savings? sounds like a riddle. i'll riddle you that. small business owners this is your last chance. your free upgrade to fios quantum internet from verizon will be running out soon. now's the time to double your download speed to 50 megs for no additional cost. switch to fios internet and phone with a 2-year agreement and get a free upgrade to fios quantum internet for just $99.

you can feel her uncomfortableness and i felt uncomfortable. what message is sent?ngy. one point howie is right, there is another possibility other than rusty. the possibility other than rusty is it was never that good. i think the reality is she's been in a bubble for a long time and the documents that have been disgeorged from the clinton library, we go back to the '90s, and it was the same discussion, same debate how do we package her. how do we present her in a way that we can quote soften her or make her accessible to people or doesn't sound cackling. the reality for hillary clinton is it's not that she's been in a bubble since the 2008 campaign but she's tended to disappointment the expectations throughout her career. >> she's always had a wariness of the media that shows. she has to get over that if she gets through the campaign, which obviously, she is. >> that was nervous laughter on her part and you-all felt uncomfortable, admit it. >> the main stream media had good questions. >> howie, would you lightening up? i'm trying to have a cackling laugh, and you

i actually wrote -- i haven't seen white people look that uncomfortable since. end it because i couldn't think of anytime i have seen white people look more uncomfortable. >> he looks like he is getting a prostate exam. that's what is going on there. >> i think this solved all of the problems in america. everything is better now. >> are those glasses magic? >> i am smart when i put them on. >> i haven't seen this many white people uncomfortable since i flashed a prius dealership. no? come up with something better, andy. >> already said i cooperate. i couldn't. >> i win that one. white people buy priuses. i can setback the civil rights movement 40 years. >> even though there was a black president it wasn't worth it. >> he would say this is worse than jim crowe. >> politicians beat the crap out of each other. you are supposed to climb up on the days and punch people in the face. except john lewis, of course. except for him. >> was old men too boldman. gary old man has apologized to the anti-defamation league and the simon wiestenthal for his appearance in "playboy

[laughter] made the because the for trail of african americans makes me a little uncomfortable and it was made in the thirties and reflects the racial attitudes at the time so i am a little uncomfortable with that. >> host: with the army of northern virginia, an african-american soldiers? >> not at all. they're not allowed they could be body servants fed and then listed as soldiers a couple of instances where individuals had passed as white to enlist then gotten out the blacks were not allowed to serve in the confederate army. >> what is this picture on back cover? >> i did not choose it is a picture of two confederate soldiers. [laughter] >> host: what was the size at that point? >> 27,000 i think surrendered but many cavemen once the word had gone out. the line stretched around teethree armies and you would be trapped so he tried to launch the attack and then go west to take the trains to merge in north carolina but what happened was teethree army was in such bad physical condition in the soldiers could not keep up so many bird captured and others drifted away and eventually union s

if lowering your voice are being of not going into a superhigh registry doesn't feel uncomfortable to you and you realize that people are looking at you more seriously, that is ok. if it feels uncomfortable to you, then find another way to get people to take you seriously and listen to the substance of what you are saying all stop not just the tone in which you are saying it was stop i think it is great that you ask that question will stop i hope that people will give you honest feedback. some of the best feedback they ever got was when i was working at mckinsey and one of the partners i was working for at the time, it was my first engagement and i had been there two months, he said, you have to stop apologizing. i said, i am so sorry. [laughter] you habitually apologize for everything. should not apologize for 99% of the things that you apologize for. people in not take you seriously. things that for the are important. he said, i will start finding you a dollar every time of stop it was great advice attitude me a long time to stop the visceral apologizing will stop i still apologize,

once we move to 60-degree dew points it will feel sticky, mid 60s uncomfortable.r 70 down right oppressive. you factor in the dew point temperatures and it feels like 98 right now in dover. it feels like 94 in rea readingd lancaster it feels like 99 degrees. so because of that increase in humidity, the increasing dew points, a heat advisory kicks in tomorrow from noon until 7:00 o'clock, we're talking feels like temperatures approaching 100 degrees. right along the heart of that i-95 corridor. also, the immediate suburbs. so just be manned full of that. stay hydrated. limit your outdoor exposure during the peak heating time frame. for tomorrow, parts of our area north and west a slight risk for severe weather. that includes lancaster, berks county, moving into sections of the lehigh valley as well as the poconos as we watch a front move through with some scattered showers and storms. but in the meantime, it's going to be hazy, hot and humid as we roll the clock you can see by midnight, temperatures still in the low 80s for most and then moving ahead to tomorrow af

today a bad solution and i i just felt that i didn't want to be a part of something that i was uncomfortable that i didn't want to live in my name to think and it was a star power because he had so many great players ah. that were part of it and so i passed on it because i was getting i was sick i was getting medical attention on my own without it is a violent guess do you think they're ever going to stop are they going to help the helmets any way to curb concussions in a game where you get hit they've already done a great job in taking away the head and so now they're teaching with the shoulder you can do more damage with this then you ever can with this but we were always taught that you lead with your head and body follows that head up and but i was saying going to cause dementia or you know not another you may have you know arthritis in your shoulder but they've done a great job of implementing new rules there and forcing the rules. they will continue to improve their equipment the lawsuits will force things even more rapidly and i know the n.f.l. and they're also losing now and they're

. >> it made her feel uncomfortable. >> i was a suspect. people looked at me. >> what does the video show? >> one of the most frustrating parts of the investigation. >> we simply want jennifer back. ♪ >>> where is jennifer kesse? someone must know something. hello, i'm greta van susteren and it's an unsolved case and to this day it haunts me. i first met jennifer's parents eight years ago in orlando, florida days after their daughter disappeared. now we take a new look at the bizarre clues, the list of possible suspects, and a mysterious figure on videotape. but do any of them point to where jennifer might be? >> first of all, i wish everyone would have a daughter like jennifer. just incredibly caring, smart. she was just incredible to be around. >> in 1988, new jersey native drew kesse, his wife joyce, and their two children, jennifer and logan, moved south to the sunshine state. their new home? florida's beautiful gulf coast. >> our goal was get married young, have the kids young. we just wanted to be those young parents with young kids.

the left flank is uncomfortable and talk about inequality.sive wealth and they say a solution to inequality is by taxing the super rich. she is saying i'm not one of the super rich people. she is -- >> she -- >> to his point. bloomberg did an interesting report on their estate planning. they do what anybody who has money and means in this country does. they have done estate planning and life estate trusts and real estate trusts. but she publicly supported the estate tax applying -- >> she was against the repeal. >> so even as she is against it she is protecting her own money from pay it. that is a rational thing to do but it calls out that perhaps the hypocrisy of the vote. >> i think the system is what it is. they are paying their fair share of policies. she has advocates tax cuts for the middle class. but it -- and bill clinton has talked about it. they would be hurting themselves. so i think she is not going to take a backseat to anybody on these issues. people know her values. look at the record from rural education in arkansas to health

before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. [ male announcer ] just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. [ corrine ] super poligrip is part of my life now. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, rick will be along later. in the news this noon, an investigation is underway after a woman was tied up and robbed inside of her philadelphia home overnight. and a delaware teacher is in trouble with police after a search of his vehicle. >>> but the big story on "action news" this noon is another day of unsettled skies, heavy rain fell in parts of our region this morning and there is more of that to come. the action cam was at the wissahickon river today. sky 6 hd shows a dreary day down at the shore and it's humid making conditions uncomfortable. stormtracker 6 live double scan is tracking the storms and meteorologist, david murphy, is at the big board with more from accuweather. >> we have another cluster o

once you get into that 60's range we're in the sticky, uncomfortable, once we see them in the 70's then the humidity becomes oppressive. that is what the dew point does it measures moisture in the air. air quality alert, already today because of the heat and humidity we are expecting. ultimate doppler no more rain in our area at all and, watching that midwest, complex of thunderstorms, it looks like they will stay out there but possibility of more severe weather, in nebraska, today. so, it is summery heat, southeasterly wind thanks to high pressure in control and that will take to us 90 degrees probably for the the first time, in 2014. temperatures, right now 73 in philadelphia, these are actual temperatures. 66 degrees in allentown. seventy-one at the shore. these are temperatures that are as much as maybe 15 degrees warmer then they were yesterday. the heat is on. ninety-one today. ninety-three tomorrow. possibility of afternoon thunderstorms. more storms in the forecast for thursday, still muggy, up to 88 degrees. we will dry out on friday, and temperatures are not too bad over weeke

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i think most americans become uncomfortable thinking about race and affirmative-action because it requiresreally think about the history of race relations in the country, and it forces us to acknowledge we are not opposed racial society and there are different groups that face different kinds of disadvantages from the start. would say in terms of college emissions when you think about it one of the strongest so she'll logical points is that a child's level of education is -- sociological point is a child's level of education is determined by his or her parent education, so the fact you see generational advantages is that we are not just a meritocracy about hard work and perseverance, which is the dominant ideology behind the american dream. there are best-selling books by people who make an argument that is different. that asian-americans end up advanced ring because they drive their children to be successful. there is nothing wrong with coming from a family where excellence is an expert haitian, -- expectation, but it doesn't right the same for other families. >> that's an excellent point

packed in conversations there's a lot to that and oftentimes we just gloss over it because it is so uncomfortable whether it's magazine articles about it whether it's c.n.n. t.v. specials about it it's also oftentimes a very cursory overview of the depth of that problem when you look at it logically logit mean pledges is so stupid it means to prejudge why would you prejudge any idea it always boggles my mind how it infests us it's amazing i think that a lot of people desire to feel better about themselves by looking down upon others and that's from the beginning of time and probably will go on for a long period of time probably forever therefore they find labels they find cliques they find all kinds of ways to make themselves feel better by stepping on someone else or they have going to denigrating someone else's aggravate you never see where you most definitely prejudice you know i think you know you've got to be involved in the more net. anything before you have understand another so i think that's just a type of human you on thing as doing america not like i just think as a time when the law a

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. >> but renee always felt uncomfortable around gaytan. >> he was the creepy neighbor that always tries to talk to you. >> at the time police had no probable cause to search gaytan's apartment or get a court-ordered sample of his dna. but just two weeks after renee's rape gaytan was involved in a serious car accident and there were consequences that went well beyond broken bones. >> it's almost like instant karma. rudy gaytan gets hooked on pain medications, and that's what ultimately lands him in prison in the department of corrections in colorado, is his falsification of these prescriptions. >> since writing false prescriptions is a felony, gaytan had to provide a dna sample upon his release from a three-year prison sentence. >> had rudy gaytan not been involved in this motor vehicle accident, chances are we would never have gotten his dna. >> now police look further into his past and were shocked by what they found. >> i knew who rudy was. i was floored. i was just floored. >> police recalled that rudy gaytan was the man who provided incriminating evidence against jim meadow during t

so that's really going to be getting uncomfortable. we are in low to mid 80s right now across much of the area. 81 in wilmington and it's a little bit kooter as you get closer to the shore. watch what happens here. never got out of the 70s at jersey shore. even though the ocean temperatures are up to 72, which is warm for this time of the year. and this is the time of the year that things develop off the florida near the bahamas. the low pressure center developing. it's likely to become a tropical depression and a tropical storm arthur. but that's not going to be our problem for a couple days at least. tomorrow afternoon, just a slight chance of a shower. but wednesday, things really start to pick up. look at the activity there. and then on thursday, too, because arthur is down here coming up. it's stops everything on top of the area. that's why thursday is going to be so wet. at the shore, water temperatures nice. tomorrow, not bad. probably dry at the shore. chance of showers wednesday and then thursday a t really starting going down

not easy to wait for hours and come down here only to have it continued because you are in an uncomfortable pougs but that's not the applicants fault we ask you deny the motion and here decide it >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> commissioners and ladies and gentlemen, thank you for allowing me to imempathetic tell me i'm against it. in an arena like many other areas ever life there are good and bad guys the applicant greg shep is the benchmarks for more than a good guy this is in the pipeline for many years i've been here since 2 o'clock i understand your concerns, however, the clustering alluded to say not law today. and i'm not familiar with other kinds of situations where decisions and adjudicators are made on a possible law that may or may not happen. so i iceberg you in all fairness to hear this issue today with today's laws. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> whoever is ready. >> i'm robert the long term resident in the ocean area i agree with continuing this matter because as it stands the new mcd will be at the third mcd and ocean avenue with the e

. >> the guy would just talk to him but the guy made him uncomfortable for some reason. he didn't say why. the guy never said anything suspicious to him or anything mean, but he said he always felt a little uncomfortable or a little uneasy around the guy just because his character seemed little bit off. >> unfortunately, michael never identified the man, provided a physical description or mentioned where in the complex he lived. >> right at that point, investigators had merely the crime, the crime scene, and a very large universe of potential suspects with not a whole lot to go on pinpointing a specific person. >> with no other suspects for the murder of michael andrade, investigators appeal to the public for help. four days later, an anonymous tipster called. >> the crimestoppers tip was amazing in its detail. >> the tipster told police the killer didn't enter andrade's apartment through the front door or even a window. he entered through an attic crawl space. >> the tipster knew that mr. andrade's laptop was missing, knew about the contents of the laptop, which was nev

. >> alvin started saying things like he felt uncomfortable with raymond leiker.didn't make him feel comfortable. he was coming up with things that happened to him on that boat as saying that raymond touched his leg, made him feel uncomfortable, that type of thing. i'm thinking finally we're getting somewhere with him, you know? finally, we're starting to get the truth, and that's when he came around, started telling us what he told us, you know, about the stabbing. >> alvin now said that when the boat took on water, he feared for his life, and there was only one lifejacket on board. to get the lifejacket, alvin waited until tinky's back was turned, grabbed a pipe and struck him. >> how many times did you hit him with that pipe? >> just once. >> alvin said when he tried to grab the life jacket, tinky came after him. alvin used a knife to defend himself. >> i guess i stabbed him in the arms five times, and he fell overboard. >> are you telling me the truth? >> yeah. >> and with his confession, alvin latham was charged with murder. >> you have the right to remain si

i think one of the things that made me uncomfortable it's a i the thought underline plan presented for the potential new tenants but i don't i don't see the current 0 thought and consideration for the new tenants it so you would a classic david and goliath set up this is a piece of protective i've struggled with allowing because la month i passed legislation for the exempting commitment to pdr and the pdr spaces because we've seen a significant increase in demand you've heard testimony today and statistic data that size pdr in particular, the blue-collar work hires women and minority and people that don't have a college education than technology copies coming in. rudy said something about the nonprofits that has partnered with the company one of the things that's significant to move me, i'm laborer for a commitment to change the face of technology. there was a recent report about google having a large population of white males and insuring that meaningful investments is happening with technology companies and with our education partners and within community of color and we've also seen

let's make it really uncomfortable. >> wow. >> okay. could we have a member? has anybody slept on a board? okay. if you are at home and you have one of these and you have guests over, you can take it right off your bed and this will prove you can put it right on your floor, you can bring it with you camping, go right on the ground, anything. it's very versatile. it can work on anything. do we have, do you want to go to the? >> who would like to try and experience a board for one of the most comfortable, transforming nights of your life. >> want to come down? >> thank you for coming on down. >> because he really did sleep on a board once, huh? you raised your hand for that. >> camping. >> it doesn't sound very comfortable. >> it's a lot better than the board. you've got a lot of pressure on the hips like youould... >> like you would on a harder surface, right. right. i mean, this is about as worse as it would ever get. >> well, thank you. >> if you were on cement or on a floor or on a board, that's as bad as it gets, but we can turn anything, anything you have

it's a very strange and uncomfortable relationship for the united states this one calling for the release on one side and on the other side while increasing its military aid to egypt quite clearly the military aid was freed up yesterday and it looks like the aid that comes from the united states and goes to egypt will very soon again be at that $1.3 billion mark per year. that is a very uncomfortable situation, of course, for both countries to be in and certainly embarrassing for those members of the administration who have been calling for the liberation of these journalists at a time when the united states believed to symbolically with this visit by john kerry, it could restart a relationship with egypt which has been very fraught lately and one would expect will be fraught again today after this verdict in cairo. >> phillip crowder in washington, thank you very much indeed for that update. as we just heard, the u.s. secretary of state john kerry moved on from egypt to pay a surprise visit to baghdad where he met the country's embattled leaders who have been struggling to contain a two-

fax it makes certain egyptians uncomfortable.ut clearly, the outrage has had no practical impact in terms of changing the- decision-making of egyptian officials and changing the trajectory of the criminal justice system. >> from new york, thank you very much. leadersian separatist in ukraine have announced they are agreeing to a cease-fire after talks between ukrainian, russian, and european negotiators. the cease-fire is expected to last until friday. david stearns is in kiev. the insurgents excepting the cease-fire came as a surprise. what does it mean in practical terms? absolutely right. it is a surprise. only 24 hours ago, they said they were rejecting it. they said they were not laying down their arms. they were not going to observe the cease-fire. now, something has changed. difficult to say what exactly changed their minds. the most important thing is, the immediate effect, is that there will be a truce. days, from monday until friday morning in ukraine. early friday morning, around 10:00. what happens after that remains

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it's dry warm and uncomfortable. the seven-day forecast, pop up 83. a cold front arrives at 85 degrees. that cold front pushes away in time for the weekend. so morning clouds on saturday. drying out. sunshine in the afternoon. dropping the humidity at 82. looking fine for the dads out there at 84. it warms again on monday and tuesday as it turns muggy. we are offguard for tomorrow. on guard on thursday and friday for localized flooding. >>> thank you. if you are wondering where cecily tynan is she is getting some shut eye on good morning america. >> i tell you it's a bad hair day. >>> that a robin roberts introducing cecily tynan. cecily tynan will be filling in one more time for ginger zee on her honeymoon. and then we pick up the weather on thursday and friday with adam joseph. >>> and it's mega millions. >> hello i am john kronis. the estimated $55 million. to win the jackpot you must have the five white balls and the gold mega ball. >>> 74, 10, 24, followed by 2. your final white ball for tuesday evening is 26. now for the mega ball. 7. the winnin

we'll make it feel a little more uncomfortable but if you're stepping outdoors this evening, maybe walking the dog, playing with the kids in the backyard looking fine. it's not going to rain tonight. clouds, however, will increase. we're looking at temperatures by 11:00 o'clock 72 degrees with mostly cloudy conditions and turning muggy. ultimate doppler scanning the area. it's dry for the philadelphia area. but off to the west, we're looking at a line of showers, some thunderstorms few severe thunderstorm warnings right now in the northern central part of the state, also upstate new york that. will stay to our west during the overnight. as we watch the clock, you can see by 11:00 tonight still dry and quiet. clouds on the increase, mostly cloudy to start on your wednesday, but i think we'll start dry as we roll the clock toward the afternoon, a few pockets of showers across the area. not really widespread rainfall and then as we move toward 6:00 tomorrow evening there will be a few scattered showers across our area. most north and west of the philadelphia area. then we'll watch that main f

before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable.-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc free. with just a few dabs, it's clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. so it's not about keeping my dentures in, it's about keeping the food particles out. [ charlie ] try zinc free super poligrip. >>> need to know for next week and wayne, you're first. >> well, i like sw hrhc. that's smith & wesson. it's a very sounded, about 12 times earnings and very steady. just to remind protective life, which i talked about last year, just got bought out by a japanese insurance company. if you bought that, you made about 70 or 80% on your money. >> well done, you're on fire, my friend. how about you, john? >> i was wrong to short read. i'm looking at dxjr. it invests in japanese real estate. talk about coming back from a bubble, japanese land prices are still where they were in the late 1980s. >> thank you very much. that's it for the cost of freedom. thanks for join

just being outside will be uncomfortable. you combine that heat and a lot of moisture over the region and you see showers and thunderstorms popping up and that will be the case tomorrow. a line of showers and thunderstorms moving toward the east. coming up we'll take look at the timing and also what's to come next especially for the weekend weather. keep track of tomorrow's storms also with our new weather app. you can download it right now. it's available free at apple app store. android version is coming soon. >> we're hearing tonight from the family a north philadelphia teen gunned down on saturday night. 16 year old jameer haines worth shot near where he lived on montgomery street. police say he was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. authorities say a bullet traveled a block and a half striking jameer in the head. his mother spoke with "eyewitness news". >> i'm scared for my other children and myself. i got -- i can't sit on the step thinking that, you know, when it going to happen again? >> jameer was arising j

a live look at center city while illustrates why it was uncomfortable to be outside today. >>> a of us sweating through the warmest temperatures we've felt in a long time. >> chief meteorologist scott williams is outside in old city on this very warm night. first time in while we've seen the 90s, scott. it's the first time this year, good evening, iain and dawn. of course, 93 degrees that was the high temperature today. the first time we've been at or above 90 degrees since september of last year. so here live inned city, of course, it is hazy, hot and humid. folks are out and about but, of course, that heat, it is creeping up. let's talk about the temperatu temperatures for today. 93 degrees. that was the high. 10 degrees above where we should be for this time of year. and right now it's still pretty hot. into, that's the current item which are, but dew points are above 60. so any time dew points above 60 degrees, it's going to feel a little more uncomfort stepping outdoors. 91 degrees currently in atlantic city as well as dover. we have 90 currently in reading. upper 80s in allentown

it's always a little uncomfortable for folks to talk about puberty. for girls the age is changing.ow about for boys? what is the normal age and what are you seeing? >> normal age for puberty in boys is age 12 to 14. although there has been a trend to see more early onset puberty enas early as age 10 in boys. >> so we don't know why yet. that's probably something that needs to be studied. so the changes that the body goes through for new parents for boys, we don't think about that very often. but there are a lot of them. >> there are a lot of changes. so increased and overl height as well as development of an adam's apple, broadening of shoulderers, kind of increased musculature all over and deepening of voice, and of course increased hair under the arms, pubic hair and sometimes chest hair. >> and then the emotions. >> and then the emotions. >> all those emotions. >> yes. so puberty is driven by increase in testosterone in boys. and that goes along with a lot of different behaviors. and so kind of one of the tasks of adolescence is to test boundaries and to try new things and explo

evangelicals who are traditionally primitive this, they traditionally are very uncomfortable with the king of themselves as the fruit of the historical process. they want to a collapse that gap between jesus and the apostles and themselves to thousand years later. evangelicals do themselves a disservice when they turn there back on the ways in which christians throughout the centuries have wrestled with some of the same problems. my message is to simply avail yourself of the richness of your own tradition. >> host: have been someone in grew up in a secular household get so interested in religion and the teaching of religion? >> guest: and college of began taking history courses and became convinced that for 99 percent of human beings across the history of the human race religion has constituted one of the if not the most important lens through which they interpreted the world. if i wanted to understand history i have no choice but to grapple with religion. i think there was also fascinated by this set of answers and kind of existential orientation that was so different from my own. i

it will be more uncomfortable but not extremely uncomfortable. do you wanting to nine? >> you are miss half full. >> what humidity, what percentage. >> we will be up in the 70's. >> we don't mind humidity. >> no. >> we will go with the nine. >> all right. >> there is a consensus but of course, i will ask the the true expert momentarily and her name is caitlin roth. she loves picking number of the day, her favorite things to do. 70 degrees by eight or 9:00 o'clock this morning. pretty nice morning. warmer then yesterday. eighty-two by lunchtime. high temperature is eight 56789 average high eight 46789 we are right around seasonal temperatures. it is a bit more humid. the that is how we role in the summertime in this area. sunset not until 8:33 this evening. what do you think miss caitlin. >> i don't know, i'm easily suede when everybody tells me go nine, sure, you know better than do i. >> glass half fully guess. >> okay. >> thanks, sue. we will start off with construction on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound at willow grove, you're looking at center and right lanes th

you look at where the polling is, they're uncomfortable where this foreign policy is right now.has become has this president overcorrected after the lessons of the bush administration? bush administration critics say too unilateral, too confrontational around the world, did not take a multi-unilateral approach. is the president overcorrecting seeking too many lateral agreements and too cautious where u.s. military is needed and that is where the conversation is headed and importance we will see maybe a course correction when irrelevant comes to iraq. you heard the president say he does not see it in the interest of the united states to allow these militants to regain a foothold. australia one of the coalition of the willing in the iraq war. he said, aussies know how to fight, i like to have them in a foxhole. the frpresident, at least from rhetorical standpoint getting on a much more muscular footing. >> but awesome american allies like canada turned their noses up at iraq. there were plenty of people who weren't so interested in the coalition of the pipsqueak willing some calle

discussion at the time that made him uncomfortable and the others uncomfortable was about the negotiating with terrorists and hostage takers. they did not want to do that. they are all gone. something else transpired and we have this deal and early on it was something that i was told that they didn't even consider. >> if hillary clinton and leon panetta and bob gates had accepted this do you think there would be this problem? >> i think if you had a hillary clinton and leon panetta who had a lot for service and friends, if you will, in congress and including some republicans and a lot more standing on some of the national security issues, not criticizing secretary clinton but congress said perhaps. and more liberal, less cautious and less likely to have a debate in the oval office about these big decisions. they think secretary hagel and president obama are three people who, forgive me, this is a republican perspective, who think they can talk you into about anything. they think there's power in persuasion. they don't view susan rice with national security standing. i'm not saying that an

of what you mentioned and an area that might be very uncomfortable in the same room because of just boundary issue. and we are good that you all do. every day. but, i hope that through the clarify my thinking around the process. >> okay. >> so... >> and then, in regards to mr. kaufman, i am truly believe that he is just a great asset to us and will be a great asset in leading maybe, coordinating the task force, but i just wanted to get up and off the ground and really moving forward. >> yes. >> and then the last thing i just heard and in our commentary about the numbers, and then really be reflective of today's syposium, and it talked about when we talked about a lot of interventions for young people. and i thing that there are some adult interventions that also need to happen and some of the disproportionalty, i think that we need to call it out and some adults need the intervention and we need to address some of that as well in this process and i believe, in the task force, we can find those areas, where we need to help some adults move to a different way of thinking around our young peopl

enough and i hope that associate superintendent truet, has a lens when it starts to get skewed and uncomfortable we are able to address that and maybe tweak this a bit because i believe that we have all said that this should be a living document, where it can be adjusted because we see differences and friends, or how we are behaving together and i think that opportunity is really important, and i don't want to miss it. and i would rather not miss the opportunity and catch when it does, or when the relationship don't go well. verses, not having an opportunity at all. >> those are my thoughts in regards to that and i just wanted to verge a little bit from what you are thinking and we can present the opportunity and monitor it closely. but also, ours will as well. of what you mentioned and an area that might be very uncomfortable in the same room because of just boundary issue. and we are good that you all do. every day. but, i hope that through the clarify my thinking around the process. >> okay. >> so... >> and then, in regards to mr. kaufman, i am truly believe that he is just a great asset to u

racial inequity, one parent said that it felt uncomfortable to stay in this space talking about this special equity that was an elementary school parent and another parent said that there is a misconception that because i am black it would be easier for me to talk about it. participants articulated the need to have these conversations about racial equity after schools with teachers administrators and other district staff. one quote from a parent from a ka school said that i feel that the staff should have been here to hear all of these thoughts and i found that the staff does not like to speak their minds but behind closed door, another parent said that i would love to have a training for this or a workshop for teachers, involve the teachers and administration in these talks and say that i, cosign on that. this was not professionally and personally, dedicated my life to this, schools that had the designated staff person for ingaegment and the group have the greatest participation in these conversation as well as the diversity of the parent leadership reported on the esc and elac coun