ever after, vincent was trapped.reporter: archie circles jobs in the newspaper for vincent to apply for. the focus is on banks and casinos and any other place where big cash is kept on hand. largely due to his military background, he eventually lands a job at the american security corporation, guarding the night vault in the basement of this commercial building. the stage set for cabello caper number two. this time archie is the "outside man." vincent, the "inside man." >> the plan they came up with was, archie would stage a robbery, he would act like a robber, from beginning to end. the basement vault can be seen from the street level, and night after night, archie wanders by, waiting to make eye contact with his son down below. one night in july, they do see things eye-to-eye. vincent gives the signal, and the plan goes into motion. >> and when he got the signal, he went to his car, which was parked in the alley behind the building. and he got in his gear. >> reporter: that "gear" includes a disguise. a bushy beard

van gogh. >> when vincent van gogh died, he became famous for his paintings.n he was alive, nobody liked his paintings. >> he, like, uses bright colors in all his paintings, except for one of them when he was really mad -- he used dark colors. >> yes, all true, but what's not true is that van gogh painted this picture. it's actually a copy of his "starry night" made up of recycled bottle caps. >> some of these are from coffee, orange juice, and lots of things. we had trouble getting the yellow ones the most. and the blue ones are from water, like, when you drink water. we had trouble with these ones, too. >> 1st-grade teacher andrea arguello wanted the students to learn about two subjects that don't usually go together -- art and recycling. >> and then these color ones, like, some of these are from the cafeteria bottles. and then the green ones are mainly from, like, the sodas, sprite. >> the book "bottlecap little bottlecap" gave the teacher the idea to create the mural. >> the brown ones are from chocolate milk. these big ones, the big yellow ones, are from

jim and vincent thank you so much. bernie sanders supporters rejecting unity as they take to the streets in protest. it's now day three of the democratic national convention, it looks as though the party, you know, part of the scene here, so much for unification, people thought the republicans that had an issue, guess what, they have an issue in philly. but donald trump is pitching himself as the true sanders alternative. take a look. here he is a short time ago. >> they have been taken care of. now, bernie sanders said in his speech the other day that donald trump wants the minimum wage to go below $7, i said, where do you come up with that one. trish: no, he wants a higher minimum wage. joining me right now fred barnes. fred, good to see you, i know that you have certainly had your concerns about donald trump but you recently expressed the need for the republican to be united. do you think we could see, fred, the republican party shift in such a way as to bring in some of these supporters of bernie sanders? >> i'm no

vincent: it sits at 1.10.nk it's taking a little bit of a backseat as to what is going on with the fomc and the boj. i think we m may see it further down the road with german and french elections. that might be where the euro gets really interesting. david: we appreciate it. amanda: time now for the bloomberg business flash, a look at the biggest business stories in the is right now. pending home sales were up just 2/10 of a percent. there is a lack of homes on the market and prices are rising. that is offsetting historically low mortgage rates. david: the owners of sound club are considering a sale that could value the company at a billion dollars. investors are exploring strategic options. they are said to be at an early stage and the company maybe against pursuing a deal. that is your business flash update. amanda: we will talk exclusively with the six flags ceo and how it dug itself out of bankruptcy. this is bloomberg. ♪ [hip hop beat] ♪olympics 2016, let me get you on my level. ♪ so you never miss a mome

let's start here, vincent. do you talk to police officers on your podcast?u do, what seems to be the general consensus, regarding what conversations and concerns that prevail inside police departments across the country? >> thanks for having me. i first want to say my prayers are with the city of dallas and the police department. those victims, the families that lost their loved ones, i want to thank the officers that gave the ultimate sacrifice, protecting and serving the citizens of dallas. i talk to police officers on a day ly basis, not just on my podcast but still friends with quite a few police. police on a daily basis go out, just like you heard the victim say in dallas and protect and serve the community. sometimes, along with being a police officer, you have to use force. it's easy for someone that sees a 30 second, 20 seconds video clip to come to a conclusion, this officer was unjustified or this officer was not justified. i myself as a former black police officer had to use force inside the black community not because i wanted to take plight agai

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it since has been deleted, vincent sued the city last year alleging harassment and discrimination.hat suit was settled in april. >>> a warning tonight for apple users. major security gaps have been found in apple operating systems. according to a researcher at sysco, hackers would need to send you an infected i message. once the code was received the hacker could get into your memory and stored passwords. you can prevent this problem by updating your phone with the latest operating system. you can disabled mms messaging which means you won't receive messaging files. >>> the hacker who leaked nude photos of many celebrities sentenced to six months in prison. he sent e-mails that asked people to verify their co ruse unknowingly sent him their i.d.s and passwords. >>> u.s. botanic garden is preparing for the corpse flower to bloom. known for its large size and it's very bad odor, the flower is expected to bloom between july 28th and 31st. the flower was put on display today, although the video you see here is from 2013. it was the last time that it bloomed in d.c. the flower can reach

vincent: work backwards. and scope. how can they do that? where do they get the most mileage? they probably get the most mileage by changing the capital. don't think about what the initial contributions were. think about how much governments issue now, and when you think in those terms, they are basically rewarding governments that sally live debt, which may not actually be the best -- a lot of debt, which may not actually be the best incentive. but you do what you have to do. atathan: sticking with us 8:30 a.m. eastern. will review the full ecb conference with president mario draghi. more from new york city. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: this is "bloomberg ." about what the ecb should do for the next policy move, and this chart encompasses why question is so hard to answer. this is the output gap in the euro area. it measures the capacity of the economy. many peg that at -2%, but recent research looks at it as -6% potentially, meaning you have to have so much more stimulus in order to raise that output ga

vincent: it has stabilized. i think what people lost in this is that you had a 15% evaluation in the currency and that has made it attractive. softbank's purchase and a couple of more mergers and acquisitions closeon -- you just don't down the biggest financial center in all of europe and a heartbeat and everyone exits. because ofd that is the stabilization in the pound that we saw the bank of england pullback from cutting rates. aes this mean the ecb is in wait-and-see mode? vincent: nobody is looking for the ecb to do anything tomorrow. but mario draghi has surprised us before. if he opens up the basket of hans that the ecb is allowed to purchase, it would be a big surprise. : which is not unlikely. they are having difficulty finding bonds to purchase. gocent: the more the bonds negative, at some point, they will need to expand that in order to complete the efficacy of qe. risk to the downside? vincent: at least for tomorrow because no one is building in any surprise. we are at 110 right now. how big is that?

. >> plus the new truth about vincent van gogh.hat uc berkeley find out about one of the most famous incidents? world history. >> at 5:30, world news with david muir. >> the urgent manhunt right now. the new reward. a serial shooter in an american city. also at least four tornadoes reported, one an ef-2 up to 125 mile-an-hour winds. presidents obama and bush honoring fers in dallas. the emotional tribute. >> new at 6:00, the numbers problem the long-term impact from the recession on value you have some bay area homes. mayb >>> a powerful telescope is revealing the interior of the orion nebula in greater detail than before. it is 1300 light years away. new pictures reveal it's home to far more objects than thought. there are failed stars, possibly even a planet. astronomers say they may have to rethink their models of its stellar evolution. >>> it appears the mystery of vincent van gogh's infamous ear incident has been involved. the answer was at uc berkeley. berkeley's bancroft library holds hundreds of documents that document the

vincent: there is a problem.t goes back to the deep waters that tom keene and company were talking about. i'm not sure it's chaos yet but it's concerning. and that is we're seeing the end of policy guidance as an effective tool, i.e.,, conveying the whole path of future policy over the next couple of years and using that as an instrument. why? because the world's too uncertain to make credible commitments. six months in advance, let alone a year and a half in advance. so they are going meeting by meeting in their policy decisions. problem is they're still publicing a summary of economic projections that tells you the whole future path for interest rate, conditional as it is. and the bottom line is we don't really know what the terminal federal funds rate is, however this tightening cycle will end. nd those sorts of things are damaging to the credibility, the fed. that's why they keep on emphasizing data. problem is the dot chart, the summary of economic projection is haunting them. it was a good idea at the time.

vincent to be done, massachusetts route irish the urge the -- i committee to oppose the amendment. >> moved and seconded. all of those in favor of ending debate? all those in favor of adopting final .1? opposed? it. habit -- nays have next to get to final .3 who was submitted by north dakota. if you would like to approach the microphone for the purpose of being recognized to make a motion. chair, i approach with trepidation, i intended to come gratefulin anticipation of the opportunity say suggest unity for the party by introducing the same amendment that just did not get support. i can't read this yet, let me for my glasses on. -- put my glasses on. let me summarize it. this is the, the justice amendment in 1976 when the four campaign was nervous about reagan and they had the horsepower to do it so they got the convention delegates to vote to bind the delegates to the results of the primaries. it worked for mr. ford. in this case, the proposal we just defeated and the one that i would have happily explained in detail tomorrow that would have fixed the rule for a long time to allow bi

here to react, vincent hill. sir, thanks for being with us so early. >> top of the morning. thank you for having me. >> so there were a lot of people saying there have been innocent lives lost on both sides of this situation. and that there was a real missed opportunity here. what are your thoughts? >> well, clearly we missed an opportunity here. i mean we had ten police officers killed in the last couple of weeks. you look at dallas, baton rouge. so sandra bland's mother says the loss of a black life is a national loss, but here are men and women who have served their country, who have served their community and no one is actually saying what about their loss. that to me is a national loss. >> the number of police deaths from gunshots from shooting deaths has risen 72% from just the same time period compared to last year. what about maybe inviting some of those family members, some of those mothers to join these mothers on stage? >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, at the end of the day, police are human, as well. they have mothers, daughters, brothers, sisters. so why is the coun

new truth about vincent van gogh.art history. about one of the most famous incidents in art history. stay with me >>> it appears the mystery of vincent van gogh infamous ear incident has been solved and the answer was actually at uc berkeley. the library holds hundreds of boxes that make up paper that document theo9Ñ life of the fams uráu. t one special document reveals van gogh didn't cut off only his ear lobe as you may have heard but the entire left ear. the artist doctor shows where the cut was made. with the dotted line. the letter on display at the van gogh museum in am stevr damp this friday. >>> if trying to slim down the secret weapon may be water. new study out of michigan found that people who had a higher body mass index tended to be less hydrated. may suggest a possible link between drinking the right amount of water and maintaining healthy weight. researchers admit they don't know why water lead to weight loss but say it could be because you are not as hungry when you are fully hydrated. stomach full of

. >> vincent thompson. we are an african-american talk radio station based out of philadelphia. donald trump is not doing well with african-americans in polls and latinos. in order for him to win, he's going to need those groups. donald trump's polling, we saw one that said he had 0% in the poll. how is donald trump, with many of the statements, convince african-americans to vote for him. are you concerned he will market those voting critical states like the link? how is your convention going to reflect it? mr. manafort: first of all, any poll that had 0%, i do not pay any attention to to start with. to say he has 0% in any immunity is not a credible number. secondly, we think the problems in the inner cities of the united states have not been solved by the administration -- by the obama administration. it has gotten worse. we think that the message that that donald trump is talking about, jobs, security, trying to bring law and order into a ommunity with no preference to any particular ethnic group, we think those messages will resonate. i think that while the african-american

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actually college of mount saint vincent. a commuter student.le i went to school. >> did you drive a taxi to the school and from? >> i didn't have a car. >> so it was you and danny devito were -- >> that's right. >> okay. when you graduated from the college -- >> and marc anthony. >> when you graduated from the college of saint vincent and you were a couple years out, did you know anything? >> well, i knew this stuff of course. i honestly think these people did surprisingly well. look, we already know it's a nation of dunces. jesse waters is out there. we have the inalien able right to be stupid. but actually i dug deeper. 66% of people thought they correctly answered -- it was multiple choice -- that habeas corpus was against unlawful imprisonment. they knew that, right? but president obama, he said that -- he called a navy corps man, a navy corpseman. >> he also said there were 58 states at one point. the president did. >> 57. >> 57, was it? >> and he's a constitutional scholar. >> over the last 15 months, we've traveled to every corner of the

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vincent devito, massachusetts. i'm asking this committee to vote no on this amendment and we have debated similar amendments already about this. so rather than go into those points again, please revisit those issues with yourself. i'm asking you to vote no. >> is there anyone else who would like to be recognized to speak in support of the amendment. the gentleman from colorado. >> thank you, ma tam chair. our goal of the amendment is to benefit those states that have republican only nominating processes. we are the republican party. and we ought to select our nominees. we've done our best to respect states' rights, that's why there's no penalty if you don't have a closed primary. we recognize there are states that have democratic legislatures that we can't make any change on. so we're doing our best here to respect states, we're not trying to dictate from the r.n.c. or the republican convention committee what states have to do. but if you are a closed primary, we want to incentive size that. that will also help tho

the driver, 50-year-old vincent king, died at the scene.ck ended up jumping a curb, hitting a tree and a light pole before tipping over. maryland natural resources police are investigating a jet ski explosion on the river. it happened shortly afternoon today. the operator of that jet ski was taken to baltimore washington medical center with non-life-threatening injuries. police retriev and will use it to try to determine what exactly caused the explosion there. be out on the water or whatever else you do. the nats played a good game. josh: and the rain held off for the majority of the middle part of today. the showers don't last too much longer this evening, i think just a couple hours and then tomorrow is when the heavier rain shows up. the timing is not the best, but let's get right to it. 70 degrees, where most of us are hanging out. a bit muggier today. us forit's very cool for this time of year. your average high for the beginning of july right around 88 degrees. a big difference for you. these light showers pushing their way across th

confinement and a $10,000 for his role in setting up an illegal slush fund to help re-elect then mayor vincent gray. his cooperation helped them take down a number of figures in the case. earlier this year, they announced they would not charge gray. thompson will be formally sentenced next month. >>> it's a big weekend in d.c. hundreds of thousands expected on the national mall, but in the wake of attacks around the world security a top concern. >>> and a possible break into the case of that umd pokemon robberies we told you about earlier this week. >>> a high of 94 degrees. what about this weekend? i think we get eve n >>> police have identified a person of interest in four armed robberies at the university of maryland. those robberies happened on tuesday night. we're told three of the victims were playing pokemon go at the time. investigators want you to give them a call if you have any information on the case. >>> a live look at the national mall tonight. it is expected to be full of people tomorrow for something called "together 2016." it's a prayer event. most of the speeches and performa

"this scene is inspired by vincent des a derio, gotta appreciate the risk and vision."isk and vision? sure, risky because kanye's ass is probably getting sued. but vision? he just copied someone else's work. hey hbo, i've got a completely original idea for you, it's called throne of games. [laughter] trust me, it's mine. sure technically, this video could be considered art. but just because it's art doesn't mean it isn't awful kinda like your nephew's. macaroni self portrait. i don't care if you're in preschool, kid, working with rigatoni. that makes you a douche. not to mention, art can be criticized. oh, and criticize it i will. this video is gross on so many levels. it's so misogynistic. it's not new or creative to exploit women's bodies. there are tons of wax tits but where are the wax dicks, kanye? well, technically, trump is a wax dick, so you got one. [cheers and applause] then you've got rihanna next to chris brown. you know that dude, that um ... abused her? and let's not forget. the video has multiple naked women in bed with an alleged serial rapist. that's ri

. >> there protesting against a store owner, vincent who stores open today despite not having a license to operate. >> the public outcry has been clear that they are not comfortable with this business in town. there's an ordinance that says the public expresses their opinion and supports not relicensing a business than the council can do it on that. >> they have applied for a license but are not in the timeframe for what they expected. they expect all documents to be expected by june reviewed by a town council. >> basically expected expected the borough to issue a license the next day. without the council voting on. he's doing it because he's afraid to come before council. >> but but the man said he was not required to do that underlie and he feels he's being unfairly targeted for past allegation. >> what they want and what the law dictates are two different things. there's no law that says when you have to have it and are not as long as it is prior to your current license expiring. >> you might recognize this man, he's been in the headlines in the past closing two of his other location

vincent king was killed when he crashed his car saturday night. it happened near howard university. according to police, his car hit a ford f 150, jumped the curb, hit a hydrant and overturned. police say speed was a factor in the crash but that is still under investigation. >>> phase three of metro's safe track program begins tomorrow. that means there will be no service on the yellow and blue lines between national airport metro will provide shuttle buses to help out there. metro is warning riders to expect reduced services. >>> president obama and the first lady met with officials planning the design and construction of his presidential library. the new york architectural firm will design the library. it will open up in chicago in four to five years. >>> a 54-year-old arlington woman in history is close to making history. bonnie vona and her amazing tennis skills. >> you may have heard of someone being called the world's best grandma. well, bonnie vona of reston, virginia, may get the official title this weekend. she's attempting to break the guinness world records of consecutiv

the main suspect, man by the name of vin september h vincent hodge. police believe it's been sold illegally on the black market and some i.d. numbers have been scratched off. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> what happened inside that house? surveillance video show pittsburg police hchasing a man into this garage. he stopped breathing and died at a nearby hospital. police say they tased the man, humberto martinez after he bit one of the officers. when it didn't faze him, police handcuffed him and martinez allegedly died. martinez's family says officers were out of line. >> my son, my only son. and now he's gone. i know they killed him. they didn't have to -- >> he fled from our officers. he overpowered them in the garage and then physically was fighting with our officers in the kitchen. >> so far, no charges have been filed. investigators are awaitinging i to toxicology results. >> the criminal case against pg&e is in the hand of the jury. attorneys wrapped up their closing arguments today. prosecutors accused pg&e of maximizing profit s over saf

. >> host: in a recent new york times magazine profile of you and your work, the writer vincent cunningham says chris jackson stand between the largely white culture making machinery and artists writing from the margin. do you agree with that? >> i wouldn't say i stand alone. that is my aspiration, my aspiration is not the same as writers on the margin. although that may at times -- it is interesting - particularly writers from mainstream points of view, to allow them to tell their stories or speak to their ideas without feeling they have to but there is a gatekeeper between them and their audiences who will diminish their ideas, shape their ideas and make their ideas acceptable to a perceived mainstream media on the other end. i want to help them create work that has great integrity and i feel the best books but i talk about already, across my list over the years, that they think sticks where the writer is able to express themselves and their ideas with the greatest integrity without feeling they are pandered to, so what the public industry as a whole or any gatekeeper function is instead

tonight the man was identified after falling near 100 feet down an embankment. 28-year-old vincent holland out of mer said died yesterday into the baths. rescuers were able to get to him, but it was too late. the exact cause of death still under investigation. an autopsy and toxicology test are scheduled for next week. he had a female companion with him at the time of the accident and also had to be rescued, but was not injured. >>> and dangerous situation in pacifica after a car crashes and comes to rest on the gas meter of a home. this happened early this morning in the area of beaumont boulevard. police say the car left the roadway, went down a hillside and stopped right by that gas meter. officers acted quickly removing the driver to hear that the car could catch fire from the crash. police say the driver was okay, but she was later arrested for driving under the influence. there was no major damage here to the house. >>> and very scary scene here. this is in the emerald hills neighborhood. this is redwood city. san mateo county sheriff said this rolled off the road as well. this was j

. >>> a vallejo family is searching for answers a month and a half after pearl vincent was killed. her abductor killed in a shootout with police. her family fears they may never know what happened to her. >> reporter: pearl pinson's mother, father and older sister took us to the footbridge over highway 780 today. this is where authorities say pearl was abducted and last seen. >> they found her phone. and a mount -- an amount of blood. >> reporter: that was six weeks ago. . for the family, six weeks of not knowing where she is. >> reporter: it's hard to go to sleep at night. i have nightmares constantly about where she could be at. and every morning waking up it is hard. >> reporter: she was a freshman on her way to jesse bethel high school. an armed man was seen pulling her from the bridge. the next day, fernando castro, the man authorities suspect was the abductor, was killed in a shootout in santa barbara county. pearl's family said they never heard the name fernando castro until after the abduction. although he lived about a half- mile away, they say they don't think pearl knew

she's married to vincent houston but despite being on opposite sides, it's time for everyone to overcomeme together. >> the option of donald trump becoming president of the united states, the ultimate con artist becoming president of the united states is not an option. >> reporter: when i walked into this convention hall yesterday, you could really feel the tension between hillary clinton and bernie sanders supporters tonight after bernie sanders cast those votes. some people were upset but a lot seem to be coming together. reporting from the convention floor, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> david, thank you for that. had before the president came out tonight, the stage featured mothers with a message, and many heavy hitters in the political arena >> included a discussion of donald trump's foreign policy proposal. madeline al bright, the trail blazing first female secretary of state minced no words. >> the fact is he has already done damage just by running for president. >> al bright slammed donald trump for his foreign policy ideas and for praising the strength of dictators like

yes, sir. >> vincent devito. massachusetts. i'm rising against the amendment to the amendment and i am rising also against to the amendment. the reason is seems to me that regardless of everything that was said there is also a procedural element afoot here which is as this has been discussed in standing committee thoughtfully discussed, reasoned and voted upon for a bunch of thoughts that we do not need to repeat today, but however folks come to this committee for another bite at the apple. i would go i'm against the amendment to the amendment and i oppose the amendment. thank you. >> is there anyone else who wishes to be recognized with respect to the amendment to the amendment? seeing none we will move to a vote. this first vote will be on the amendment to the amendment. the amendment to the amendment would replace the word "to" with "one" but insert "from 20 states". all of those in favor of adopting the amendment to the amendment please say aye. all of those opposed please say nay. >> nay. >> the nays have it. we are back t

joining me, vincent devito.ks so much for joining us. >> hi, thank you. >> so what can you tell me regarding this report that chairman priebus and some of donald trump's supporters are now talking, trying to work out a deal here that will prevent the never trump movement from -- actually, this would be the end of it. put the stake in it at this point? >> right. i doubt there's really a movement in the first place, i wouldn't characterize it like that. there are some people that have been floating that thought. but these conventions are all about unity. they're about bringing folks together and there's a lot of momentum here in cleveland right now to do that. there's a lot of positive energy about the candidate, there's a there's a lot of positive energy about the candidate. times when you have these types of discussions, whether while you're in the committee or while it's in recess, it's always about unity and bringing folks together and putting the candidate and the party in the best light possible. and here in

zach eflin, vincent, and they will face pirates hoff won 12 out of 17 games.ng arms better play well because phillies offense has been horrible. during their last home stand they scored only 17 runs in seven games. they have batted just .172, that has been a problem all season long. >> we improved our hitting, we would have won more games, and first two months our hitting was not very good, then we won quite a few games because our pitching was so dominant at the time. then, at this point we just, you know, it boils down to getting hits and scoring runs and we are just in the doing that. >> poor pete the struggle is so real. >>> phillies made a roster move they sent down danielle stump and brought up gonzales. >>> the sixers are scouring the earth, for help at gar. team will sign anthony cat bash tore a partially guarantied deal, former nc state star went undrafted in june after scoring 23 points per game for the wolf pack. >>> a legend at work, jeff gordon back on the track after retiring last season. he is in the practice round at indianapolis motor speed wa

she's married to vincent houston but despite being on opposite sides, it's time for everyone to overcomeited states, the ultimate con artist becoming president of the united states is not an option. >> reporter: when i walked into this convention hall yesterday, you could really feel the tension between hillary clinton and bernie sanders supporters tonight after bernie sanders cast those votes. some people were upset but a lot seem to be coming together. reporting from the convention floor, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> david, thank you for that. had before the president came out tonight, the stage featured mothers with a message, and many heavy hitters in the political arena >> included a discussion of donald trump's foreign policy proposal. madeline al bright, the trail blazing first female secretary of state minced no words. >> the fact is he has already done damage just by running for president. >> al bright slammed donald trump for his foreign policy ideas and for praising the strength of dictators like vladamir puten. >> has he undermined our fight against terrorism by al

vincent velasquez will be on the mound. phillies held the lead until homer to martin prado.lose three to two. >>> nelson aguilar will be able focus on football. philadelphia district attorney seth williams announced yesterday no charges will be filed against the 23-year-old. the investigation stems from claims that aguilar sexually assaulted a woman at cheerleader's gentleman's club in june. aguilar's attorney has maintained his innocence. >> coming up on "action news" ivanka trump is talking about her father's run for president in an exclusive interview with abc. we'll have a first look at that one-on-one. >> medical researchers say living near a natural gas extraction site where fracking takes place could trigger specific health problem. karen. >> it's still very warm today with bright sunshine this afternoon. we'll reach a high of 89 but the low 68, much lower than it was yesterday so today is a lot more >> a teenaged pilot from compton california returned home a hero after flying around the country. 16-year-old isaiah cooper is the youngest african-american to pilot a pl

they face rockies again today, vincent velasquez will be on the mound. >>> sixers face utah jazz in summer league action last night. ben simmons was back in the starting line up. he sat out of tuesday's game with leg cramps. he had six points, seven rebound and six assists. sixers win 86-75. >>> almost 5:16. credit card breach hits some fast food and plus an uneasy morning ahead for wall street. >>> drawing for a jackpot worth more than half billion dollars is tonight, david. >>> live for now guys but we are looking at drenching then are storms developing in some spots later this afternoon and out to the west and north of philadelphia, it could include some strong gusty wind, some of these could be strong. we will have your day planner forecast and let you know where those numbers are going to day. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. >>> we are taking a live look in warsau poland where the president is about to speak about the mass killing of police

it's passing west vincent, passing the phoenixville area, on the way to hatfield, gwynett this morning 5:00 this morning, those are in philadelphia and heading into new jersey and quickly move offshore. we get a break from the storms until later this afternoon. at 2:00 this afternoon, you can see storms redeveloping, blowing in from the west. that's 3:30 today and for your afternoon and evening commute, potential of another round of heavy showers and thunderstorms with heavy downpours and strong, gusty winds. in between the storms, we get the heat and the humidity. upper 90s for center city in somerton. look at the feels like temperatures. 105 this afternoon, 100 for lansdale, allentown will feel like 101 this afternoon. new jersey, interior new jersey 96 degrees in hamilton township. will feel like 103. 105 is what it will feel like in h hammondton today. stone harbor, high humidity and a chance of late-day storms in cape may, 104. delaware, you'll get it, too. a chance of storms this morning, then we get a break, another round of storms later this afternoon in between. 106 is what it

of a sheet in a dream i was caught as he was walking away with officers he wanteto apologize ted vincent. and too late for that. use of video being. >> grant: was supposed to compete next month unclear how to jump in taxol that. green said and then last year last september green made a monster donation to michigan state 3 million 2 million of which an endowment fund. all but sure. "it is an easy crime for a suspect to commit, basically you jewelry and simply grabbing it and running, and when you're inside of a mall there are stores where you can go hide" >> reporter:he says the man in the video wondered in and out of the store for 30-minutes before working up the nerve to snatch a diamond ring worth $3000-dollars "i think that managers and owners, especially with expensive jewelry, should teach their employees what to look out for, like the suspicious behavior you see in this video, with the suspect playing around, looking on his phone, who is leaving the store, coming back into the store" he describes the man in the video "he is a white male adult, 28 to 30 years old, wearing a white sh

vincent high school, 66 degrees is the temperature. it still feels really nice, especially once the clouds get out of here. 84 degrees by one of rock. topping out by 87. hit them nice and straight and of today's weather. the next big change for us comes on saturday. he willing up -- he is building up on friday, -- the heat is building up on friday, temperatures getting very high on saturday. for tomorrow, not too bad. you will notice a little bit of humidity. 87 degrees by 5:00. still nice out there for friday. the weekend, though, triple digit readings. we will all have to watch each jamie:julie: dealing -- if you travel from dale city headed north towards lorton, that is where the crash is. 25 minutes from dale city to the mixing bowl. flashing lights taking out the two left lanes. the right lanes are getting by. hov lanes not affected at all. lane but you do have a backup because of these lanes being taken out. it may be a while before things are cleaned up. d.c. police say that they are not sure when things will reopen. sixteen str

democrats are reportedly getting frustrated with bernie sanders timeline of endorsement of hillary vincentthe associated press reports closedrs -- behind doors, timeline. despite the pressure, the vermont senator has refused to provide a timeline for endorsement. donald trump raise $51 million through the end of june for the campaign and were looking party. has 26 my dollars for his campaign and 25 million or the party. estimated 400,000 people made donations and 900,000 of those were for less than $200. the presidential and eight contributed nearly $4 million of his own money. the syrian military declared a unilateral treated piece of art -- cease-fire coinciding with the final days of the holy month of ramadan. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is welcoming talks say -- saying talks are underway with russia and other to expand it. -- analystsore than and 120 countries. expanding itst is new pay service, its mobile pay service. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. julie: turning to retail, walmart has announced it is expanding its mobile payment services nationwide. ca

me.sked vincent to join because of his model at the hospital, i saw a demonstrated to think in terms of the relationship relationship -- design of the buildings in relationship to believes with each other. >> it's probably the largest single space to become available in the center of an american city in this century. > we have some very powerful forces working on the penn center design. main ly do we have two arteriole road beds coming in street, west, market nd pennsylvania boulevard, directly north of the applicant viawe have the daily influx the pennsylvania suburban track system of 25-30,000 people and the drop point for east-west and north-south subway movements with the terminal here. important idea in the whole of the penn center was the movement of people. the original theme which we up had a great esplanade 18 feet below the street, and the railroad concourse right down to the heart of the city. the tone of the first remained a s redominant element as the plan changed. it can be played back in many keys. course of events, the esplanade was lifted up, and four buildings, east

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