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. >> reporter: our station wabc recently discovering on vegas.com that two nights at the stratosphereotel will cost you $596 on the computer, but look up that same trip on a mobile device, and it's $535. $61 cheaper on your phone. vegas.com telling us consumers shopping on mobile are more spontaneous, and tend to book closer to arrival. >> they will cut the price on your phone, because it's always with you. >> reporter: but it's not just your device, but where you're shopping from. this lawn mother -- mower, $399. after changing the store location, the online price dipped to $374. $25 less for same model. on lowes.com, we found this barbecue listed for $498 for in-store pickup in new york. just eight miles away in new jersey, it was $399. a nearly $100 savings. >> so, if you can find a cheaper price in another zip code, can you match it? >> you can. both home depot and lowes have price matching. if you find it cheaper somewhere else, let them know, they'll match the price. and that don't determine the device on the device, that's a travel thing. so, keep your phone nearby. check that

alert heading up to new york city today, this is the new jersey turnpike we're getting this feed from wabcw york city. they are showing a map where is at. this is the new jersey turnpike southbound approaching exit 8. we have a crash there and traffic is building. might spill over to the new york city, as well. >> let's go over to karen rogers and get a look at traffic around here. >> reporter: yeah we've been talking about that, as i show you the map of the area, southbound heading on the new jersey turnpike approaching exit 8. it's involving property damage. it's hard to see from the shot they are blocking three lanes, looks like debris all over, looks like they ran into the guardrail, as well. that's new jersey turnpike southbound approaching exit 85 big accident there. we have a big one here route 1 is blocked in both ways, traveling ten miles per hour leading to the site washington road they have an accident investigation and downed traffic signal blocking both ways of route 1, it's a big deal traveling on the turnpike, southbound near exit 8. let's go around to the other parts of the

bush radio on cosby on wabc friday, the inspector general general at the department of justice will write report which i think will be a scathing report condemning both the attorney general and former fbi director for failing to do their .ob protecting the fbi in the daily caller, another former attorney general, who former attorney general lynch amounted to the trail at the doj, and says loretta lynch made the department of justice "an arm of the clinton campaign by instructing then fbi director james comey to mislead the public about the clinton you mail investigation -- email investigation. i think the attorney general of the united states was adjusting the way the department talked about its business to coincide with the way the clinton campaign talked about that business." some reaction from former attorneys general to the news. frank from tolls are come oklahoma, you believe -- tolls are, oklahoma, you believe the , oklahoma,- tulsa you believe the president. caller: i choose to believe the president, james comey said i sensehis, since this, -- this, the specific language he was all

the parade here in new york here on wabc. but this year, it's taken a political turn with many taking aim at president trump. and adding to the tone, marches were chapters of the black lives movement, black lives matter movement, crashing and even temporarily halting festivities in some cities. black lives matter activists stopped the parade in seattle for half an hour, even taking over the microphone. >> we don't stop until liberation for all of us. because there's no liberation unless all of us get free. >> overseas, however, gay rights activists in turkey encountered outright resistance from police. police in istanbul used tear gas and plastic bullets to disburse crowds. nearly two dozen were detained by police. and a ban was ordered by the governor for a third year in a row. groups did manage to defy that ban. >>> nearly a thousand firefighters are working to contain a wildfire in southwest utah. the brian head fire is now the nation's largest wildfire. it destroyed about 43,000 acres and only 8% contained. and another si

when we get -- here's a live shot from the chopper of wabc television, which is our network news serviceffiliate. the flag ship of the abc television network. they're above it. all the locals are for that matter. very serious situation. the friday before the fourth of july and a shooting inside a hospital in the heart of the big city, the heart of the bronx. that's what we know. here's what i can tell you. we'll update it on twitter and on television the minute we get it. bronx lebanon hospital lockdown on notice. and. trump warning kim jong-un that the u.s. will defend itself and its allies. he made the comment after the meeting with president moon today. president moon in team. president trump said north korea's missile and nuclear weapons programs require a determined response. >> the year of strategic patience with the north korean regime has failed. many years and it's failed. frankly, that patience is over. >> shepard: this comes less than two weeks after the death of an american college student there, otto warmbier. north korea held him prisoner a year and sent him home with sever

sources tell our sister station wabc that police are investigating this shooting as a workplace dispute. >> lawmakers in washington are head home for the holiday without a resolution on the senate's healthcare plan but not without one last call to action from the president. the today president trump tweeted urging senators to at least repeal the affordable care act immediately and then figure out a replacement in the future. abc's live in washington with the latest development. good evening, emily. >> reporter: good evening, monica. a group of 10 senators is now calling on the majority leader mitch mcconnell to cancel the august recess altogether so they can stay and the work on big issues like healthcare but really this is still continuing to heat up and they're going home empty handed without a revised healthcare bill. the white house still hopeful the senate will get something done soon on healthcare. >> we're still fully committed to pushing through with the senate but we're looking at every possible option of repealing and replacing obamacare. >> reporter: but after a week of close

wabc's josh einiger with more. >> reporter: as the clock struck 8:00, as portions of the travel ban were to be granted a travel immigration visa, and now they're likely stranded in war-torn yemen. >> i've been very emotionally drained from all this for a while. >> reporter: it's been months now since the president's original order, the one blocked by the courts, revised and blocked again. the so-called muslim ban has made its way to the supreme court which lifted some restrictions. now the u.s. can ban people from six muslim majority nations who don't have what the court called bona fide relations here, but the court was vague on what that meant. today, arbitrary rules from the trump administration states siblings of american residents can get a visa, but not siblings in law. parents are welcome but not grand parents, and all in the name of fighting terror. and already a change to the list of the so-called bona fide relationships. the trump administration deciding that fiances and parents in law are acceptable, even if siblings in law are not. all this uncertainty yielding at least one c

. >> wabc. >> mail room. >> classic story. company and so interested in what we do "good morning america," "world news tonight." >> beautiful relationship with everybody. >> another congrats to him so two pieces of good news then we'll finish with this. remember this. >> you want to know what comes between me and my calvin, nothing. >> well, 37 years late their statement still appears to be true. brooke shields reuniting for a reboot of that controversial ad campaign that made her a household name. she was only 15 years old in 1980 when she made that. many pulled the commercial right off the air claiming too sexual in nature. now, 52 years old she says she's thrilled to be back in her calvins once again. those commercials being made as we speak. >> iconic. >> and we're seeing it with all these shows now and in these ads. >> reboot. >> reboots. >> why not. that's it. in that's it for "pop news." >> lara spencer, everyone. [ applause ] coming up that new health alert about are you taking too much invit vitamin d and is it hurtin

of course in washington ted nugent was on wabc radio yesterday.s said strong things about democrats in the past. pete: you think? steve: you know what? we have hit the stage, it's time for him to change. the big question is will the other side follow. listen. >> i think we have reached critical mass. i tend to agree, you and i had a bit of a confrontation because of some of the language i have used. i just can't use those harsh terms. i cannot and i will not and i encourage even my friend/enemy on the left in the democrat, liberal world that we have got to be civil to each other. that the whole world is watching america, where you have the god given right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, and we have got to be more respectful to the other side. ainsley: good for him. pete: have you to be willing to clean your own house to make sure you are not stepping over a line. the problem generally speaking, it hasn't been a problem on the right the way it has been on the left. that's the right's sentiment. i think all of us can acknowledge that