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and it's these monsters, that are the universal -- that established universal pictures as a viable film"frankenstein," and "dracula." >> "mummy," "frankenstein," "dracula," so they have this idea to create a universe of their monsters for a modern audience. and they came to me and asked me to be a part of it. and this is the -- an origin story and really, the first step into the dark universe. gets your toe in the water and you'll see, it's just got -- just big large-scale action, adventure, comedy and scares. >> jimmy: yeah, so -- >> kind of like that's what they wanted, everything. okay, well, let's do it. >> jimmy: and it's also -- i've got to say, in such a a tom cruise way, you -- when you come on to the screen for the first time, so rad. i know, you don't feel it, because you are tom cruise, but you hear your voice -- [ laughter ] you hear your voice, and you're in a scarf, and then you just hear your voice, you go -- that's tom, this is tom. [ light laughter ] this is before i was scared of the mummy, like -- and then you pull the thing off, and you go -- and pull the scarf off,

it is produced by comcast universal pictures, comcast is also the parent of cnbc. >>> expectations areow for car sales in june. analysts are calling for a 2% drop from last year's levels. even though rebates have been on the rise. results from the individual carmakers will come out on monday. >>> investors have an extra short week ahead of them. u.s. markets will close early on monday and won't open at all on the fourth in honor of independence day. >>> what drove the federal reserve's decision to raise interest rates last month? we'll learn more on wednesday when minutes from the fed's monetary policy meeting are released wednesday afternoon. >>> is the unemployment rate still at a 16-year low? we'll find out on friday, when the labor department puts out the june employment report. >>> i'm dominic chu. get all your business news on cnbc. >>> in montgomery county, an anti-bullying program is a slam dunk with the kids. nbc 10 at arcadia university in glenside for the start of hoops against bullying. philadelphia police help to organize the program, it encourages young athletes to talk a

we're blurring this picture of the noose found hanging at 18th and lombard because it's a universal symbolhate. >> any time you see a noose hanging from a tree it conjures images and invoke umps map of lynch. we take that seriously. >> honestly speaking racism is still alive, well and kicking it's sad to say. >> reporter: just before 10:00 a.m. a passerby spotted the noose hanging from this tree on the southwest corner of lombard near a hospital. police say the passerby reported it to local security and philadelphia police were quickly notified. >> if it is something associated with hate or racism or anything like that, but again, all alternatives are on the table we want to get to the truth and bottom of it. >> reporter: the discovery comes just days after a white male coin maker at the us minute was caught on camera allegedly placing a noose on the chair of an african-american co-worker. the employee was placed on administrative leave. officials are still investigating. >> that's pretty serious stuff. so i mean have definitely look into it. if there's wrongdoing, you got to go with the p

this is the company that brought the miss universe pageant in 2013. he was picturedith donald trump in las vegas prior to that in 2013. but the reason why this is raising so many eyebrows that his presence in the meeting is because it wasn't disclosed until a week after the news of the meeting first broke, and b, he's been in the sights of the u.s. government before. 17 years ago the government accountability office conducted an investigation into the use of shell companies and bank accounts to move money through the u.s. and he was one of those people who set up these companies. he's denied any wrong doing. he's never bye-bye charged with any crime. we know they have asked for more information. he's cooperating with them. >> he is cooperating. thank you. >>> turning now to health care, president trump pushing senate republicans not to give up on obamacare repeal urging them to delay the august recess to pass the health care bill. at a white house luncheon, trump told republicans they must deliver on their it promise. two days after tweet iing that congress should re

university. with some new pictures of the suspect's car. fill us in here. >> reporter: we have been trying to get new information all morning. i spoke with the west goshen police chief. he's keeping these new details pretty close to the vest until that news conference later on this morning. we show you some of the new pictures and surveillance video, take a look at that, yesterday, west goshen police released the videos and photos of the red chevy pickup truck. the truck had last been seen heading south in delaware county. on friday, police released a sketch of the suspect who they're looking for, hoping more information and tips will come in on that. this investigation has been surrounding the road rage death of 18-year-old bianca robison, shot in the head on wednesday evening while driving south on route 100 before the merge with 202. police from three states have been looking for this guy and the truck. so, that news conference is expected to begin just a few hours from now at 10:00 here at the west goshen police department. so we're wai

in university city today, much different picture. kids enjoying the cooler temperatures at 40th and walnut. meteorologist krystal klei is is tracking all of the changes that are coming our way. now is a good time to get the rain boots ready. >> dust them off if you haven't been using them. you see it's still cloudy. temperatures have been lower than average as well. 81 in philadelphia. the average is 87. not necessarily feeling like summer conditions. especially with the 70s. mid-70s for the suburbs in new jersey. 78 in the lehigh valley. delaware at 9 degrees. as we go through the next several days, we keep those temperatures lower than average. so today we have been at 81. just a week ago, we were at 96 degrees. and this was a four-day or five-day heat wave. so take a look. tomorrow, 85. last week we were at 95. 81 for the forecast. last week we were at 93. and saturday same deal. last week it was 93. this week only 77. why so cool? part of the reason will be storms that turn into heavy periods of rain friday through saturday. here

>> there's something working in life and in the universe, in the bigger picture, that has nothing to i found that after 20 years going after money, that the faster i ran after money, the faster the money ran. >> brown: that sounds like a blues song! >> ...the faster i ran after money. >> so i finally just got out of breath and stopped running. ♪ ♪ >> brown: and of course neither of them has stopped playing. together, the sound they're creating is both upbeat and uplifting. >> did we know what it was going to sound like at this point? no. but we knew that it was going to be something good. i mean it could have gone the other way too. i could have said, "moore, get out of here." >> that's what i thought was going to happen! ♪ ♪ >> brown: as always, there's the question of how long the blues will live on, and who will take up the mantle. taj mahal and keb mo are supremely confident the music will take care of itself. >> taking on the blues is a big responsibility. so i understand why people would be concerned about that. but the music and riches is about happiness. so, the blues will be

>> in my fantasy world this is somehow i picture of it, university of alex, just like go off to a school, apply, get, in study, freshman through senior year. >> sure you. >> learn everything you need to know, then graduate, once you graduate ooh your degree, right? i think relationship should be the same. you apply. >> four years? >> you apply, you get in, dating all after that and you're official, get to go know each other of four years of intense suggested, know what you're getting into, then you graduate. got engaged and get married. >> what's the enrollment right now at your college? zero. >> we're working on recruiting, we're recruiting right now. >> if i enrolled, how would i get to the head of the class? >> i guess if you study for the tests, and you get yourself prepared, make sure to know the material. >> give me example every tests. the hoops i would have to jump through for four stinking years before would you take me as your man. >> husband, not man. >> husband. >> yes, you're the man for four years. >> what are you looking for exactly in a client. >> my gosh, i don't know, j

camacho from caracas so bring in word journals a history professor at the university of houston for a look at the bigger picture to all this hi there good to have you back on the program president maduro sees that this election in the new constituent assembly are vital to restoring stability do you think that that's likely to happen judging by the scenes that we're looking at. it's possible but you have to keep in mind that there is a third player besides the manure regime in the opposition i'm speaking of washington it's no secret that washington is very upset with the madeira regime just today united states ambassador to united nations nikki haley denounced this vote washington has promised that it will slap sanctions on venezuela as a result of this vote washington is very upset with venezuela's relationship with cuba in the first place but also upset with this relationship with moscow and beijing you should also know that this election and the crisis in venezuela should be seen in a wider context it's no secret that over the past decade washington has had been upset with the turn to the left in south americ

." >>> we begin with live pictures from stanford university where this morning we're learning about ausing complex on campus. students received that alert yesterday indicating the attack happened tuesday at about 1:30 in the morning. police say the suspect and victim are acquaintances and that the suspect is a man in his 50s. investigators have not said if the suspect is in custody, only that they are investigating. >>> live pictures right now from uc berkeley's campus and there has been another flare-up there over free speech. it's around the planned visit by a conservative speaker. if that sounds familiar, cal republicans want to host author and talk show host ben shapiro in september but the university says it does not have a venue available for the day requested. the university is offing other dates and venues. earlier this year berkeley did cancel appearances by former breitbart editor and then later after that conservative pundit ann coulter citing security reasons for both. >>> a live look at the substation in san leandro this morning where the search for answers continues afte

show you the picture outside sky 6 live in hd from our temple university camera looking at the centerskyline. look at city hall, southbound on broad street. mostly clear sky. very quiet conditions. and it's pretty comfortable outside too. in philadelphia, in at 78. dew point at 60. the dew point temperatures are lowering. throughout the overnight hours and tomorrow morning. sleeping tonight, you might be able to open up the windows and give the ac a break tonight. west and northwestern wind. the. is on the rise. the ocean temperature in the 70s. lake harmony, 63, quakertown, 64. warminister, 67. kirkwood, 70. down in new jersey, 74. ewing and browns mills, holding at 70. cape may, 76. over in dover, still in the upper 70s at this hour. satellite 6 along with action radar showing you that cold front across the region earlier today sliding on off to the south and east. so as that pushes offshore, look at this. back to the west, clear skies across the ohio valley. heads our way with the northwesterly wind drying out the atmosphere throughout the overnight hours. tonight, mostly clear. mo

a live picture from nbc 10 camera looking at temple university. summer storms are moving into the region from the north. system is expected to impact everybody from the northern suburbs all the way to the jersey shore. if you look at that picture here looking pairly nice right about now. a lot of people out there enjoying that. making me jealous. >> we found plenty of folks out here getting a look at the normally calm river. firefighters have their gear ready just in case tonight's rain creates flooding. krystal klei with the impact you can feel from this weather tonight. >> that is one concern. we have seen flooding because of the heavy rain that we had last night into early this morning. now with more rain moving through some areas and creeks to capacity a little more can do the damage. this line starting to come together. you can see slicing through scranton and back up to harrisburg. that line is going to continue dropping down to the southeast. that means all our neighborhoods are getting a shot at periods of heavy rain, lightning and possibly

the temple university camera showing we are trapped in with low level moisture and another picture downhore. sky 6 hd we are in cape may, you see a lot of folks still enjoying their beach day with the umbrellas on the beach and on the sand before the showers and storms fire up later on today. the weather headline as we check out what is going on today. tracking the scattered showers and storms and some look to be on the severe side and the storm prediction center places our area in a slight risk of finding severe weather, and a watch is issued at 2:00 and lasting through midnight with the potential of heavy rain today and gets better into the weekend it will be turning less humid. temperatures now are in the 70s and 80s. 76 in philadelphia and 71 in allentown and 77 there in reading, 69 in trenton and still warmer north and west. and 81 degrees out to the west there in wilmington. we'll show you stormtracker 6 live double scan radar and you see that we are still tracking some showers and storms, mainly to the north of philadelphia and also in our northwest suburbs. we'll go in tighter o

car patrick whose picture you see here at loyola university.r to you. >> the developing story out of the philadelphia area. as erika mentioned, one of the young men -- the school held a prayer and candlelight vigil for jimmy patrick last night. patrick finished his freshman year with distinction. investigators have not formally named patrick as a victim in this case but he has been missing since last week. an update is expected at 11:00 this morning. >>> just one day into a crime crackdown in prince george's county. police have taken a murderer off the street. investigators say he shot and killed two people on atwood street in district week. those victims were 2 of 12 people killed in the county in the span of 11 days. the homicide led the chief to hour 12-hour shifts for his police officers. we have a map here showing the locations of the homicides on our nbc washington app. search homicide map. >>> this morning a man is being held without bond after what alexandria police call a brutal attack against one of their officers. the officer is seri

picture. greetings and salutations twenty fifteen harvard and yale university study published in journal nature found that it is advantageous for people to express. over the selfishness of others the study also found that when we do this it indicates to others that we are trustworthy and it appears that people really really want to be trusted these days because the outrage over just about anything is turned up to eleven this week our elected officials lit up the internet when a series of female c.b.s. news reporters were banned from entering the speaker's lobby because they were wearing wait for it it's. sleeveless dresses little with little advice for the boys on the hill don't mess with a woman's right to bear arms it never ends well a new york times columnist david brooks outraged pretty much anyone who isn't a rich condescending jerk with a column entitled how we are ruining america and which she said quote recently i took a friend with only a high school degree to lunch insensitively i led her into a gourmet sandwich shop i quickly asked her if she wanted to go somewhere else and anxiously

university avenue . investigators found one victim suffering from gunshot wounds. a witness gave us these pictures that you are looking at showing the damaged vehicle right there. officers closed the area to gather evidence. a witness said these cars were riddled with bullets and badly damaged. >> the windows were shot out and there were bulletholes in the side of the car. i can imagine anybody surviving that one. >> officers have recovered shell casings. >> a person of interest has been arrested on unrelated charges. the shooting victim is expected to survive. >>> authorities are looking into the response of a body in milpitas . and unidentified 54- year-old was found dead at the location. officials say this is suspicious and that they are treating the case as a homicide. >>> and a wildfire has triggered the evacuation of homes. this happened near jamestown . it quickly spread to 200 acres and is burning close to an unknown number of rural homes. planes are dropping fire retardant. the cause of the fire is still under investigation.>>> and the detwiler fire continues to burn . it broke out almost

university camera looking at center city skyline. quiet night and calm and comfortable. another picture, sky of live at penn's landing.enjoying what's left of their weekend at the spruce street harbor park. a mostly clear sky and really quiet and comfortable. and a moonlit sky as well. the high today in philadelphia, 83. right now we're 10 degrees cooler in the city. 73. 68 in had trenton. the upper 60s for allentown. 69 in reading. also the upper 60s in lancaster. at the coast in cape may, coming in at 71. fast forward into the day tomorrow. 8:00 in the morning, partly sunny start to the day with a temperature of 72. but by 11 a.m. tomorrow, turning warmer and temperature in at 81 degrees and a pop of shower or thunderstorm is likely as we go throughout the day. they will not be widespread and they won't be lasting all day, but gives an indication that the pattern will be changing for the start of our workweek. satellite 6 along with action radar showing you right now, not a whole lot to track across the mid atlantic region. we had high pressure dominating our area. came out of the ohio valley and works its way eastw

so, eastbound you want to avoid the schuylkill here in university city during the midday t on the big picturecottman into girard. we have the effects of two separate water main breaks. one is on city avenue this morning at rolling road there by the ross dress for less. one lane's blocked but you can squeeze by. just expect some slowing. you're not getting bye the fishtown tavern along frankford avenue. that was the big break from yesterday morning. so front street works instead of frankford avenue. let's check this out. tacony palmyra bridge supposed to be up right now for a bridge opening and yes, indeed, it is in the up position so head for the betsy ross bridge in the background instead. here's a new closure that took effect yesterday because of some emergency deficiencies on the valley green road bridge in whitemarsh township now closed indefinitely because the inspectors found some problems so mill road is a possible alternate starting this morning. in lansdale still have a crash along main street at valley forge road by the walgreens to avoid and in chester county, a closure today becau

picture saying amazing hike with dad this morning. thank you all for your best wishes. >>> a recent temple university grad is on the verge of winning the 2017 world series of poker main event. scott blum steen is still playing right now and the tournament is happening in las vegas. he even has a crowd of fans with him. it's down to him and two other players at this moment and blumsteen has a commanding lead. if he takes the top prize, he will come home with about 8 million bucks. >>> now your nbc10 first alert weather. >> i'm first alert meteorologist erica martin. we've been tracking storms all afternoon, all evening and tonight. a live look over center city. we are seeing dry conditions, plenty of clouds. at least it's dry right now. i can't say the same for everybody else across our viewing area. satellite and radar image picking up on showers moving across our area and one or two isolated thunderstorms moving through parts of the jersey shore. here is our satellite radar image giving us an idea of when you may be expecting one or two more storms. approximately 11:59 p.m. atlantic city. just the break it looked like 12:02 a.m. right

university confirmed that some of its staff had been killed. time for our daily news review and we start with the independent: the picture on front of the independentite injerusalem. israel had removed the security measures it installed close to the al—asqa mosque earlier this month. but as the crowds arrived clashes broke out with israeli forces and dozens of people were hurt. the ft reports on president trump's new communications director anthony scaramucci who has launched a scathing attack on two senior colleagues. he described the white house chief of staff, reince priebus, as a paranoid schizophrenic, in an expletive laden tirade. frankfurter allgemeine focuses on porsche who will recall 22 thousand of its cayenne model over ‘irregular‘ engine management software. the luxury carmaker is owned by volkswagen, which admitted it had fitted some of its cars with a device to cheat on emissions tests. the guardian financial pages report on falling profits at sky television. the broadcaster has suffered a drop in subscribers as customers switch to popular streaming services such as netflix and amazon. and finally the boss of amazon, jeff bezos, has b

universe pageant. this is him. he posts a lot of picturesf himself on facebook. [ laughter ] wearing hats and leaves in his head. he wears a lot of hats. here he is. i don't know what's -- there he is with a shoe that has "sex" on it. this is the guy setting up the meeting for trump's top campaign staff. and they took that meeting. in case there was any doubt the meeting took place, this is real. this is what rob goldstone actually posted on the day of this meeting. "checked in to trump tower new york preparing for meeting." "preparing for top secret meeting with trump team and shady russian lawyer." [ laughter ] shh. and of course trump and almost every member of his team have publicly denied having any connection at all to russia at least 20 times, it's preposterous, it's a lie, it's ridiculous. but donald jr. hired a lawyer yesterday. this lawyer in the past represented members of the mafia which actually makes it -- the trumps are like the corleone family if all of them were fredo. every one of them. [ cheers and applause ] but fortunate

that picture was taken by johnny moore from liberty university.e are praying over president trump. johnny moore said that unlike their relationship with president obama, they believe that they have this true, real friendship with president trump. and johnny moore talked about the meeting, the president's demeanor in the midst of this russian investigation. this was the day before donald trump, jr. released the e-mails. but saying that the president was in good spirits, he seemed tough and outgoing. but sarah huckabee sanders, the deputy press secretary, was asked about this in the press briefing today. one reporter asked, were these faith leaders gathered around the president in prayer specifically because it seems that this white house is in a political crisis? sanders issued a stern rebuke to this suggesting that the question itself was ignorant. take a listen. >> the idea that somebody would only pray when they're in crisis i think makes you miss the entire point of what prayer is about. you should do that every day. i think you can do that in

university joins us to talk about that. welcome back. nice to >> thank you. >> tell me how you see this picture. maybe it is the size of the companies we've seen the turnover office? i'm not sure why do you think we're seeing so many ceos recently any way get booted out of the corner office? >> so, we have seen some very big high profile turnover events recently. the numbers look like they're profile nature of this is catching everyone's attention. these are big name companies who have been around for many, many years and many who have been mightily changes that have been going on in the environm solut and the performance has just not been there. >> how much of the change, jp, is traceable to the fact that some of these company's stocks have been b targeted by activists? >> so, certainly, one of the big things that can break the typical inertia would be an outsider coming in, buying up enough shares and pushing for significant change. the data seemed to suggest we're seeing more activists targets this year than we've seen in recent years. and that's going to have a significant impact on ceo turn

university's mba program today. let's get it, america. >> three student received pictures from the teacher via snap sat, he has resigned from his teaching position, and he resigned back in february. >> 6:12, trump junior releases emails, what he calls an effort to be totally transparent in the russian investigation. critics say the documents, though, are evidence of collusion. >> how trump junior is firing back, this morning. you brush your teeth diligently... two times a day right? but 80% of bacteria aren't even on teeth. eughty purschunt?! colgate total's different. it fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums. protecting 100% of your mouth's surfaces. colgate total for whole mouth health. >> donald trump junior speaks out for the first time on television to clear the air over this controversy. this is one of the headlines of the metro paper this morning here in philly. but, this is surrounding the meeting with russian lawyer during the presidential campaign, meeting reportedly supposed to yield incriminating information about hillary clinton and the clinton campaign. he released the chain of emails between

as he was identified and his picture circulated, i was able to confirm with a university official whowith campus police so at a time yes, that is the suspect that you see, just feet away from the victim's family on thursday. it was that same day that authorities, while surveying him, were able to capture him in an audio recording explaining to someone how he kidnapped zhang. police connected him to the vehicle she was last seen getting into on june 9th, and his phone revealed web sites on how to, and abduction fantasies. the details as we continue to learn them are disturbing. they're sickening. police believe that zhnag is dead, they have evidence, but we don't know what it is, right? >> reporter: we don't know what it is. we can connect kris usage son to the car she was last seen in, to the troubling searches, and then with his presence at her vigil as well as the audio recording, the most incriminating piece of evidence, but authorities not telling us further evidence that lead them to believe she is no longer alive. >>> that's it for me. i'm back at 5:00 p.m. for our viewers in no

little at a disadvantage because i spend most of my career at the university of chicago which on two counts is different from the picture you describe. one of which is it's been a national leader in opposing the idea of any kind of politically driven speech code in the administration of the university of chicago has stood for principle, my co-author and just still left the center is, yields to no one i think i think it may be fair to say that your own dealership shows a fair degree of civility and openness to ideas. >> thank you. i do think that if any academic identifies himself or herself in a way that is very ideologically describable, they're not doing their job because it would be amazing if suppose you are a political scientists, if your views on 12 of the leading issues today, on everyone lined up with one of our current political parties ? that would be amazing in a bad way. so i want to make one other point which is that i think in this way as well as in the no speech codes way model and i'm completely with you on charles murray. free society or even an unfree society, the way he was treated is a disgrace so un

the university also will forgive $50 million in student loans. >> i find this picture absolutely gorgeoushis morning. hopefully you do too as we open up the weather window. look at how prominent sutro tower looks against the bank of low clouds and fog this morning. up to 69. three degree warmer in oakland at 74. everybody else, 8 to 10 degrees warmer. that will be noticeable in the afternoon hours especially like alameda county fair where it will be 84 at noon, 93 at 3:00, 89 at 6:00 p.m., and at 9:00, 74 degrees. >> i was going to show this to you because we had this disabled vehicle on the eastbound side just before the toll plaza. as you can see, that's all clear, so the westbound side is starting to fill in, but no major issues and a quick check of drive times. 18 minutes. 12 across the bay bridge, and southbound 101 in the green as well as nine minutes. a lot of folks stretching out the holiday. we have a couple slow spots in the south bay. we'll check on that at 6:00. >> motorized bikes are coming to a trail near you. the regional park district wants to see if motorized bikes could

taking over when he departs the station but today monmouth university released its first job approval poll of christie after those infamous pictures surfaced of the governor on a then-closed state beach. the governor's approval rating held at 15 percent. 80 percent of new jersey residents disapprove of christie's job in office. >>> monmouth asked about the perk check and quoted anger disgusted. according to the poll less than 10 percent of new jersey folks said they were not bothered by it or saw the move as positive. >> turning to the forecast. and the hot and humid weather we'll be dealing with this week as we look live outside tonight sky6 hd showing you the commodore barry bridge after a beautiful weekend and a temperate start to the week. get ready for mother nature to crank up the heat. meteorologist cecily tynan is at the big board. >> looks like our fourth heat wave of the year is moving our way a dewpoints in the 40's and 50's yesterday but now you step outside it already feels quite a bit warmer. the heat index 89 degrees. we've got dewpoints in the mid 60's. temperatures in the mid 80's but if you look out to the west,

picture. greetings and salutations eight twenty fifteen harvard and yale university study published in journal nature found that it is advantageous for people to express outrage over the selfishness of others the study also found that when we do this it indicates to others that we are trustworthy and it appears that people really really want to be trusted these days because the outrage over just about anything is turned up to eleven this week our elected officials lit up the internet when a series of female c.b.s. news reporters were banned from entering the speaker's.

my students at georgetown university have helped me understand how this works. they "like" each other's picturesshow they're paying attention, like nodding and saying "uh-huh" when a friend is talking. and they use tagging to link their pictures to their friends' accounts, drawing friends into their circle. a student in my class explained that a photo of bowls of food and glasses of wine might seem to scream "look at me and this cool party i had." but tagging the friends who brought the food and drink to the party was a way to thank them for helping make the party a success, and to remind them of the time they all spent together. "surely, selfies are self- indulgent," you might think. but the way my students use them, they aren't. at least not if they observe selfie etiquette. for example, a selfie usually includes at least one other person, so the one taking it isn't really focusing on herself. and she shows she doesn't take herself too seriously, by mugging and adding captions that are funny, or self-deprecating or, preferably, both. i think of social media as an extension of the how-was-your-

californians accepted to the university of california system this year out of state students becoming the preferred choice. why the change? all that coming up. ad lib live picture-- san francisco >>> a very good morning to you. taking a live look outside. san francisco this morning. sparkling lights. you can see it at least. as we have been fogged in in many parts of the bay over the last week but the temperatures, boy, they are on the rise. >> that's a good point. i don't think we have seen one shot all week until friday where we could make out the skyline this early in the morning. >> good time to head to the city. >> the island is cooling. heading through the day today, temperatures on the weather map same as the color you're wearing. >> 20. >> yes. fuchsia today is temperatures soaring as you're about to see. right now, it is foggy around the golden gate bridge. notice the mist by the camera there. watch out for that. let's show you liver more. look at that. coolest point of the day, 64 degrees. and also, seeing 60s this morning from palo alto into san jose. as we have clear skies inland and still a little bit of an onshore breeze reaching fairfield here an

for school, fort university, i never saw might teachers, most of them. cc tv.ost of them on pictures were not even allowed to see them. class wouldin the call them if we had a question and would at the question on our behalf. this is how you grow up. also they list the things you cannot do. for women, it was really huge. you cannot just do anything on public. you have to put on the hijab. it was a very conservative city and i had to cover my face. it was not encouraged to use our first names. at the end of school, as my father's outside, i am not allowed to be standing outside. they have to call me through the microphone, the security guard. a call through the microphone , the gatekeeper, he calls my father's name, not my name. the list goes on and on. brian: we have two still photographs i want to show you. this is the first one. manal: this is us in saudi arabia. they are showing her hands and feet, things are different now. we were fully covered. we had to put on the he shop. --.he brian: what is the difference we are putting their? manal: this is the new generation. they do not a

universe pageant in russia in 2013. that's the line of connection from the president of the united states to the pop stars and publicists along the way. a complicated picture. the implication, the suggestion is that this is the russian surrogates trying to make contact with the candidate, then donald trump. 40s, that's still a -- of course, that's still a matter for investigation. >> wow, once again a tangled web we weave. matthew chance live in moscow. thank you. >> the flow chart was helpful actually. >> it was indeed. >> that's what we need. >>> a potential make-or-break day for senate republicans in health care efforts. all are back from their recess and are getting the first opportunity to discuss the status of their measure to repeal and replace obamacare. could give us a first idea of when a new bill could emerge. >> lawmakers didn't exactly receive a warm welcome back to washington. 80 people arresting on capitol hill, protesting the gop health care plan. demonstrations breaking out in 13 different locations in house and senate office buildings. we'll get more from cnn's ryan nobles. >> reporter: good morning from capitol hill. there's no doubt tha

. >> reporter: we're blurring this picture of the noose found happening at 18th lombard because it's a universal time you see noose hanging from tree it conjures up images inn jokes images of lynchly we take that seriously. >> honestly speaking racism is still alive, well and kicking. it's sad to say. >> reporter: police say it was just before 10:00 a.m. a passerby spot the the noose hanging from this tree on the southwest corner of lombard near a hospital. police say the passerby reported it to local security and philadelphia police were quickly notified. >> if it is something that's associated with hate or, um, racism or any anything like that. but again all alternatives oh the table. we between get to the truth and to the bottom of it report roar discovery comes after a white male coin maker at the u.s. mint was caught on camera allegedly placing a noose on the chair of an of a african-american co-worker. officials are still investigating. >> that's pretty serious stuff. i mean they have to definitely look into it and this wrongdoing you got to be with the property protocol. >> that's g they'

picture outside. sky6 live in hd as we're looking from temple university at the center city skyline. those puffy cumulus clouds outside and the bright blue sky behind those clouds. it's not bad. the humidity is starting to drop off from where it was earlier today but still some moisture out in the atmosphere. here's satellite6 along with action radar. you can see the rain we had earlier today now off the coast. but we are tracking a cluster that's just to the south of williamsport. we're going to have to see how that line activates as it moves down to the south and west as we get into the rest of our evening because that could spawn a shower or a rumble of thunder. but eventually as we head into our weekend we do have some nice improvement on the way. we'll take a closer look at that with the full and exclusive accuweather 7-day. i'll send it back your way sharrie. >> melissa thanks. >>> several first responders being hailed as heroes after a man jumped off of a moving septa train. officials say what they did next may have saved his life. "action news" anchor rick williams live in ou