compton is the type of inmate that men like stephen weaver despise.e made is clear on the camera provided by our producers. >> when i was a young kid if i told my brother i got beat for telling. we were taught in school at a young age don't be a tattle tale. nowadays they have cop shows on tv that teach these kids it's all right to tell. dial 1-800-snitch on mom and dad if they're smoking a joint on the weekend. >> though prison officials have not tied weaver to the recent assault or extortion, they have identified him as a high-ranking member of the aryan brotherhood. >> i can't get into specifics. >> i can't get into specifics. but i'll tell you that we're strong white men. we're proud of that. >> we don't hate anybody else, but if you hit us, we hate you ten times worse. if you hurt one of us, we're going to hurt you ten times worse. >> active members rarely speak about their affiliation on camera. this time weaver made an exception. >> i lost a little bit of sleep over it. doing this interview. brothers don't normally get on camera. but i talked t

jimmy: we both do. >> so yay, thanks weavers!ew york was at a theater in tribeca called the flea, and sigourney weaver's husband runs that theater. so it was one of my first little breaks. >> jimmy: wow, that's fun. >> it's like a 40-seat theater, and she came after one of the performances and said some encouraging things to me. and i was right on the verge of thinking, maybe i should go to law school or something. [ light laughter ] tiffany style. >> jimmy: you were just gonna -- yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: tiffany trump -- tiffany trump style, yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and go into law. >> avoid the bright lights. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but now, you're in "alien." this is fantastic. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. so it's a littul >> jimmy: i love that. >> with the weavers. >> jimmy: see this? i love those stories. >> yeah, totally. >> jimmy: yeah, do you want to set up what's happening in this film? >> mm-hmm. yeah, in this clip? >> jimmy: or in the movie in general? >> oh, oh. yeah, yeah. so, in the movie. >> jimmy: "covenant" is

steven weaver is one of those inmates. but weaver's reputation for violence began before he came to prison. >> i was a member of the outlaws motorcycle club at the time that i caught my cases. if you were just to look at it on paper, you would go [ bleep ] they should never let this guy out, you know? two counts of murder, started out with. a chain saw was involved with one of them. that's kind of bloody. >> weaver's violence on the outside landed him a 60-year sentence for murder. but in prison he attempted to kill again. the victim was his cellmate who he claimed was a child molester. weaver attacked him on christmas eve. >> when i was stabbing him, i was talking [ bleep ]. i said, you feel kind of vulnerable now, don't you? he's like, yeah. i said, maybe that little girl that you raped, think she might have felt this vulnerable? i said, "your life is in my hands now." i stabbed him several times, shallow enough to not kill him, i was hoping. once again, i was making a point. >> weaver is due to be released in 2027, than

weaver woodworking isn't just about seeing how the bats are made.se we can make there. these are some of the finest woodworkers on the planet. scott's got to clear his head and realize how coopersburg sports could better utilize this resource. what is this? why does this look like it's a leg for a table? jerry: it didn't get the ends trimmed off. lemonis: but i mean, it looks like it could be a stool. scott: there's an idea, yeah. lemonis: do you have any more of these? jerry: yeah. lemonis: and so, i mean, like, if we could somehow have, you know, a stool -- obviously, it has to be the right size and the right shape. then you essentially could put "yankees" or "red sox." scott: like a cocktail table? like a little cocktail table? lemonis: well, or a stool. what does one of these cost? jerry: $8, delivered to his door. lemonis: each baseball bat costs $8 in raw materials and another $4 each to actually turn them. that's $48 for the four legs. and add another $20 for the top. that's a total of $68. a licensed, handcrafted, customized stool like this

since last november weaver been following the allegation that is freshman members of the football team were hazed students have been suspended. parents have appealed at least one student reants reinstated in march the coach resigned over plans to to engage scrutiny of the program. the parents say if there is not a new coach by june there will be no team. several offers have been made but in candidates accepted. >>> unfortunately it is spreading three more schools now dealing with the virus outbreak here are the new numbers we have. more than 420 students have now gotten sick at 17 different schools within the san jose unified district. the outbreak started early may around may 4th. an elementary school hardest hit no new cases of illnessing pl the bug impacts students a hort time between one and two days. >>> brace yourselves and watch your data as computers around the world recover from a giant cyberattack another one could be on the way. our business rohrer scott budman is here to tell us who you to protect ourselves. >> here are the sheemds against a randomware take. a thumb drive a

. >> i want to bring in jeff weaver, bernie sanders' campaign manager and ned ryan, founder and ceo of american majority and former presidential writer for george w. bush. ned, i want to start with you, the fact that we don't have the cbo score, whether or not we think it's a great measure or not, it's the best we've got. how do republicans, given all that they have to say during obamacare, go through this without knowing how many people are going to get covered and what it costs? >> part of the problem we're dealing with is the fact and i want to go back to the weeks after the election, where paul ryan didn't sit down with everybody and have a plan in place for legislative agenda to say we're going to knock these things out. they're feeling the pressure to pass something before the reconciliation deadline june 15th because they want to get this through the house, get it to the senate so they only have to get 51 votes to pass this before june 15th. they feel they have to move on this because they want to get to tax reform. it's one of the things it if they had been better on legislativ

it is karen, weaver special relationship. >> you do. >> yes. >> oh, ya. it is tense. that's a great looking dress. >> it is nice. >> both of you, could you do something for me? >> sure. >> could you raise, raise, like do you it, like you just don't care? >> oh! >> okay, now, not high enough to see under arms. apparently new trends, women, especially in their 20's, early 30's, are, saying, i'm not going to shave my under arms any more, and i won't shave my legs. why? why do they want that natural look? is it about time? god gave us hair under our arms, to prevent shaving. why do we shave it. >> last night was finale of empire. so what did you think? and was it a big enough drop off? do we have something that leaves us wanting more? what's going onment cookie and lucious, well, will they just get it together. >> also, friday's one of the five are you days, thursday even more so, because that's the day we dot big surprises. and jen's got one today. >> good catch. >> yes. >> we have the balloons, weaver a daughter, ready to go there. we will reward someone today. i can't

and then under 5 they're free and there's pain lot of people out here just in the last hour since weaver been here. those that have not come on here are enjoying themselves in founders park. jim and sarah back to you and photographer mike and i ice cream comb or something like that. >> and next half hour gary will walk the plaque. >> sorry gary. >> put the hat on come on. >> all right. >> i saw that spanish gallion coming into lake eary commorateing war of 1812 it is massive and dwarf all the other trips. >> you have put that history and you get the dark side of history it's used nor transportation of slaves. >> terrifying looking ship. >> very imposing. >> all about history that's why they're there. >> yes physically so grueling and we're here at the end of our memorial day weekend guys and now weather is getting nicer. >> though di notice cloud cover started to build in. that is theme you have a sunny break and now there is a pub of air from at plantic that builds back in and likely have some cloud cover later tonight and little building up now and not expecting rain but morning fog lo

weaver socked in with the cloud. we are looking live at center city philadelphia dreary conditions.ooler then average. 56 degrees right now, 66 degrees. east wind at six and that easterly component to the wind flow off the atlantic ushering in cooler air and these dreary conditions. temperatures right now cooler then average in all of our reporting sites. sixty-four in ac. sixty in wildwood. sixty-five in trenton. we have easterly wind flow off the atlantic, atlantic temperature in the upper 50's to near 60, so that water is still quite cool. so wind speed are rather light right now but that easterly wind flow that has been so persistent over last couple days and will continue to be persistent tomorrow will cause a minor flooding at our shore points, delaware beach, so national weather service issued a coastal flood advisory at 6:00 p.m., until midnight. time frame will be right around high tide time at seven or 8:00 in the evening along the coast tomorrow. head up for. that for this evening pretty quiet, cloudy, mild, passing sprinkles. temperatures in the 60's as we head in the ov

it will be kind of making transition back to springtime from the summerlike warm weaver been stuck in over the past couple days. he's future cast 6:00 in the morning. clouds coming through and spotty shower here and that quickly moves on and look at future afternoon. lots of sunshine coming your way and temperatures in the 70s later this afternoon. that will feel absolutely fantastic. 78 your daytime high today. cooler tomorrow only staying in the 60s for most of us. 60s thursday as well with showers during the afternoon and looking soggy saturday. >> got word from d.c. police traffic they closed 300 block of e street north west. working on getting more information than that. detour around that. we'll bring you the information when we get. it tag a look at wide view of the beltway oxon hill problem free annandale and false church i'll let you know if anything changes metro gearing up 5 a.m. questions erin fox d.c. on twitter. wisdom, maureen, back to you. >> we continue to follow breaking story cam bus of american university. students are he respopding to a racist incident on a black

>> weaver to enjoy the sun while we have it, talking theme as of late. 422 eastbound toward oaks what we are looking at see breaks lights going off little bit. but overall still traveling at posted speeds, gorgeous shot here, some fog, overall, zooming in on the roadways, not seeing it too much. so it shouldn't affect you too much. ninety-five by the airport, taillights, northbound direction, making the way to the airport looking good. no delays, no concellations as every yet. of course if that change, you will be the first to know. the vine, what we are looking at push in the westbound direction toward the schuylkill. looking good there. again, some brake light, overall looking okay. westbound side, eastbound side, both of which are starting to maybe build levels ever so slightly. today a lot of you going back to work, welcome back, a lot of you going back to work, we'll heat up specially head into later in the 5:00, 6:00 hour or so. then also, just a heads up, last week's water main break still clearing. today third street closed between walnut and chestnut until 4:00 p.m. alternate

. >>> all right, weaver update tonight. after series of jump over the counter robberies. >> plus virginia couple heard a noise outside their home. only to find a bear in their car. so, how did they get rid of it? >> we're going to tell you coming up. also coming up if you have story idea like this one or something else, give our tip line a call: (202)895-3000. we'll be right back. >> one per after dollars after this surveillance video was made public. incident happened on new mexico avenue in northwest earlier this month. two suspect in black hood he is made their way to the pharmacy. burglars took what they wanted before running out of the store. twenty year old carlos zach robbery. >>> a roanoke virginia county couple got quite a scare. inside their house, all the sudden their horns started honking, went out to check, take a look what they found. yep, that right there, if you can see closely, a bear. sitting in the front seat. police think that bear may have been -- >> i've had where the people call on bears, or see them

the weaver bridge was an earmark. it was a great project. it opened a -- opened up this area. >> we have nine minutes left. >> i am wondering how you think passenger rail should factor in. it does not have a user paid mechanism. do you have any ideas on that? rep. defazio: we did pass a long-term amtrak bill in the last congress. we did not defund it. we did not adequately fund it. a report just came out. >> $38 billion. >> at the moment i do not have a great idea of how to fund rail in a user fee basis. if you can't figure that out, you have got to talk about the general fund. i would make it a priority. are we going to be the only developed industrial nation that does not have a viable passenger rail system? there are some who would kill it. >> the one infrastructure bill that has to pass this year in congress, the faa reauthorization. to keep the air traffic control operators running. you have come out against bill shuster's proposal to remove air traffic control operations from faa and put them in control of a nonprofit corporation. he w

looking very, very dark, good thing, weaver nice dry roadways this morning, so hopefully we'll have a fairly smooth friday commute for you today. and, we are talking about this up at the desk, i think i heard jan talking about it, stotesbury regatta, kelly drive closed until 7:00 p.m. saturday, use the alternates, i76, mlk drive, ridge avenue your alternates. jan, back over to you. >> thank you still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning, automakers settle claims over defective airbags. finds out if your car is covered. >> and graduation day for those with four legs. newest for these k9 cops when "eyewitness news" continues. ae3z y2ae3y y12fy >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york torque stock exchange, good morning, big settlement that could help customers? >> takata agreed settlement with four automakers, covers toyota, subaru, could compensate over 16 million cars and trucks following the recalled defective airbags. those airbags are blamed for at least 16 deaths and 180 injuries. the federal court still has to approve the deal. jan, rahel? >> th

the weaver bridge was an earmark. that's a great project. it opened up the area to development. that's an earmark. i didn't know what they were. >> we have nine minutes left. >> back to moving infrastructure i am wondering how you think , passenger rail should factor into any ever structure back at congress considers. it does not have a user paid mechanism. the you have any ideas on that and how lawmakers might address that? rep. defazio: we did pass a long-term amtrak bill in the last congress. we did not defund it. but we did not adequately fund it either for its capital needs. has at aeast corridor how many billions of dollars of needs in terms of bridges that are more than 100 years old. report just came out. >> $38 billion. efazio: at the moment, i do not have a great idea about how to fund rail. if you can't figure out user fees, you've got to talk about general fund. i would make it a priority. are we going to be the only developed industrial nation on earth that doesn't have a viable passenger rail system? there are some who would kill it. >> to a different type of infra

transit, take a lock at this, make sure, check the times on line, your schedules, broad street line, weavery, no trains are stopping right now at the federal station. trains are bypass that station, route 36 trolley shuttle bussing, between island, elmwood avenue and eastwick loop because every accident blocking the tracks, jim. >> next update at 8:25, coming up: legal pro-tip for making ribs: don't go it alone. get these great smoked ribs. thanks. sure. twenty minutes on the grill. and they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? what? summer made easy at amazing prices. only at giant. >>> good morning. it's tuesday, may 23rd, 2017. welcome back to "cbs this morning". a lone bomber is blamed for britain's worst terror attack since 1995. now the suspect is now under arrest. ahead we go back to the scene of the bombing in manchester, england. but first here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> i was walking down the steps and then this huge bang went off. all of a sudden everyone started to run. >> this attack was notable not just for number of victims but their age.

two miles weaverring in and out of traffic. a terrible crash. the the 911 calls came in a hurry. >> literally the entire road is covered. like the engine of the car is completely out and in the ground. brad: others reported a car heading in the wrong direction on route 50. the eastbounds drivers couldn't see the westbound car coming. >> just like that. >> before he could truly grasp the situation, the wrong way car hit the s.u.v. traveling next to tony stanley. >> i hadn't been to war, but you saw the debris. i saw the car flip over. impact killed the wrong way driver. 22-year-old laura ashley murphy and badly injured her 14-month-old baby max. firefighters worked for hours in the 90-degree heat to rescue the man that murphy hit head on. he has been identified as 66-year-old robert skidmore of annapolis. he, too, would die. >> this is a bad one. they mad communication with him. >> it was a difficult extrication and it hit the providers hard. >> how and why the driver was going the wrong way remains a mystery. >> even if you didn't know where you

bob cusack, al weaver from the examiner, thank you. >> jenna: another missile test from north korea. the rogue regime launching a missile once again to find the community. the u.s. military responding today with a test of its own. you live with more on that. plus travis mills, five years after he first shared his story with us on "happening now." an update on his inspiring message of never give up and never quit >> jon: at fox news alert. the pentagon said to test a missile defense system today. the test comes one day after this, north korea's ninth missile test of 2017. today's test will be our military's first attempt at intercepting an icbm, similar to that when north korea is developing. live at the sight of that test, vandenberg air force base in california. >> this is a critical test of a system that has only been successful 50% of the time and tests and has never been tested against an intercontinental ballistic missile. this is what will happen today. sometime between noon and four: 14 pacific, the u.s. will launch an icbm. a few minutes after that, they relaunch the anterior

weaver got to create advantages that we have. we're typically not very good at that but we really should do that. >> it's an awesome opportunity to tell your former institute -- >> i don't think you're allowed to do that. >> i'd just say that the congress by its very nature will represent the different varying aspects of our country where energy strength is. so i think when we -- i think this is a very unique opportunity to work together with our partners to look at various ways to -- we're going to need their help, bottom line, when it comes to stream lining and looking at the staults. we have a lot of power as it is, but they can help us achieve other things, we -- while generation -- i think i take your point, we're going to see older base load plants exit the system. and i'm not entirely convinced that it's set up now for them to be replaced by base load, so you can have generation capacity, but you do need a certain amount of base load and i think that's a problem that we're going to have to solve potentially through infrast

we were thunderstruck and stunned and weaver yield and fell another confusion, said lincoln, describing the atmosphere of the early resistance, but we each rose fighting, grasping whatever he could first reach aside, a pitchfork, chopping ax orbiters cleaver, we struck in the direction of the south. in two brief autobiographies that lincoln put out during his 1860 presidential campaign he depicted himself in this wilderness period as strangely content in a kind of internal exile, becoming nearly indifferent to politics, immersed in his legal practice. he told the chicago tribune in 1854, his profession meaning lincoln's profession as a lawyer had almost superseded the thought of politics in his mind when the repeal of the missouri compromise aroused him as he had never been before. it was at about this juncture in lincoln's career that herndon, his law partner wrote of his partner's ambition. that man who thinks lincoln calmly said down and gathered his robes about him waiting for the people to call has a very erroneous knowledge of lincoln. he was always calculated and always planning

defense attorney dariel weaver told the jury that when she read carefully through all the prosecution material, here's what jumped right out at her. >> when you take a good hard look at their evidence, when you see that they've interpreted the evidence to fit the conclusion that they drew in the first 12 hours of this case, you see that all it is is assumptions and suppositions and cut corners. >> reporter: but, said the defense, if the jury looked at facts and not assumptions, they'd see ralph's story about what happened to pam had to be true. remember those two men fingered as possible killers? they had records, drug offenses, burglaries. >> she walks in on a burglary. burglaries aren't uncommon in walsenburg especially with all the drugs around. >> reporter: then, said the defense, one of the bad guys saw pam and -- >> he hits pam in the head hard. he's standing there in the kitchen, fire poker in his hand, wondering what to do. >> reporter: the robbers must have thought pam and ralph had already left on vacation. >> this family was supposed to be gone. that was the talk around tow

and weavers with --ection that the brits feverish with affection.issrites, there were no for that time, primarily during the war, they had a romantic or erotic relationship. if history was taught the way it should be, you would already know who this woman would be. i would not have to show you a picture. mention her name. she worked on behalf of soldiers in the black community. after the war, she becomes a leader in the black women's group. i give you resented douglas -- daughter oflas, the douglas. she could light up the room with her smile. she died. the douglas is suffered for a long. of time. -- eems they put their she had responsibilities from the day of her birth. after the war, she turned much of her energy, aside from the black woman club movement into preparing and disseminating this. her, anna as i recall mary douglas. a woman who met the woman who gave the essence of her existence to furthering the work of french of douglas. rosetta -- frederick douglass. -- rosetta's mother never learned to read or write. the only thing she learned was h

a fire -- at the edge of >>> i want to get back to breaking news weaver been telling but with some positive updates now. this is in stockton opinion. the nbc helicopter over the scene. talking about the fire at the edge of downtown stockton in an industrial type yard. we're going to skoom in here. if you're watching the past 45 minutes we were seeing intense flames in that business there. but now nearly contained a stack of pal et cetera caught fire about an hour ago. damage not only to the business up in the upper left-hand corner of the screen but you can see the trees. there are homes that burned and cars that have burned np no word yet of injuries. and no word yet how it started but you can see this is video from about 20, 25 minutes ago. the intense flames and the homes that are across the street. but right now this four alarm fire nearly contained downtown stockton. we're trying to find out more information through the evening and when this is finally contained. >>> well nbc bairn responds to a lake county woman who lost heir home in fire yet turned over to collections for not paying

weaver rr been seeing a few eye witnesses at the concert moving around. al some of them about eight years old. what possible political region could you be. it's unfoth mbl because i think what will be of concern is that wiel we'receiver a proliferationing across europe, most have been of the kind of improvised loan wolf style whether it's taking a truck or a car ittlieing to inflict as muc mayhem where the attacker took his knife and car to kill as plenny people as poslk. but this invauvlgs an explosion, a bomb. and usually there is a higher level of expertise, more sfis indications or financing and the potential there is a large net brk. to try derememberen who this man was, who was supporting him and whether this is partly duj in cord fwhagz the terror group or one group like that, allison. >>> lelt's bring in cnn investigative reporter. you have your obvious intent, to scare in the norm of lifestyle. we saw in france how they were targeting the soccer match 2005. there's another cortinated metro so you tintd really care. a what do you make of nuts and

weaver -- i don't care about last year, i don't care about any other year. this is tonight. we got it. and that's it. we're getting it done. >> he's telling us this team is one. they're ready. >> reporter: and the fans are every single person that we talk to is so confident that this is doing to be a different year. this is not going to be 2009, 2010, 2013 all over again. they believe that this time around is going to be a different ending to this movie and the problem is that they may have that kind of confidence but their dreams right now are putting a lot of pressure on the players who have to make those dreams come true. carol maloney has a look at how the team is handling that pressure right now. >> reporter: third straight elimination for the caps. the easiest way to deal with the pressure of a game seven tonight, take a deep breath. that's the first sound we heard when he met the media this morning and now it's all the rage around verizon center. it's normal for everyone to have butterflies but the players say we're going to go inside the locker room for the emotions

katie weaver is a really brilliant writer. was so wonderfully -- written. very, very witty. she was amazing. but in it, as we were talking about it she goes, would you ever consider running for president?" i said, "yeah, of course, i would consider it." and how this surge and the groundswell -- [ laughter ] since then has really been amazing. and i got to tell you and i'll tell you guys, too, i'm so incredibly flattered that, you know, there's a national poll that just came out this past week. >> jimmy: yeah. like real news channels. >> like real news channels, real national poll that brought together republicans and democrats saying that i would beat donald trump if we had an [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: absolutely. >> to become president. and i was -- i've really been blown away, right? and it's so flattering. and i think you have to question why. i think it's because, you know, a lot of people want to see a a different leadership today -- i'm sorry, not different but better leadership today, right? a better leadership.

about temperatures, that are around the region in the 50's, and in many areas starting things out, weaverw grove, barbara saying 56, 54 also from marty in chalfont, cherry hill, lynn saying 06 degrees, medford, andrew saying it is 52. and jen any cherry hill saying it is 63. so again, temperatures are on the cooler side. also, wanted to just show you couple every quick pictures there is one came in from phil this morning, great picture of our sunrise, we had had plenty of it here this morning, who can pass up picture of cute kid from a sunday morning there is coming in from lynn. great start to the day, hopefully seeing some good sun at least early in the day, but then the cloud cover will be coming back later this afternoon. this is taking a look from the palmyra cove across the delaware river. there is the wonderful sit i have of palmyra cove. looking pretty good so far here this morning. now there is with a we are looking for the week ahead, few thunderstorms start us off monday with system coming on through, now the spring temperatures will return, we had 60s here the last couple of d

. >> yes, whenever weaver these afternoon games, always get that, you know, that push there around lunchtime, then bamm, instant traffic, instant traffic jam, when the game is over. here is a live look, 20th street coming out of south philly headed for the schuylkill. again, a lot of accident this morning, not just because of the rain, because loft accidents have occurred on either the on or the off ramp, some of the curves like thereon 26th street. here is a yucky shot, of the freeway, just an example of the heavy downpour, the spray coming up off the cars and trucks in front of you. if you can delay your trip, certainly do it, or certainly put extra time on the clock, westbound on the vine st. expressway, an accident approaching the schuylkill expressway here. for the shaders, we're shut down on 73.& route 73, northbound, here is a picture from our new jersey dot camera between 295 and there is 38, you got the moorestown mall there, would be off to your right, accident, took down the entire telephone pole and wires, so there is no access from say cherry hill into maple shade. trying to get

meehan: eugene weaver, patrolman scott basham. david weaver and christopher moles. we thank them for their service. we're indebted for their sacrifice. we honor their memories and our thoughts and prayers are with their families. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom maryland seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. raskin: mr. speaker, thank you very much. president trump is headed to saudi arabia today, which is an authoritarian theocratic state which bans any criticism of the government and executes people or imprisons them for allegedly insulting islam. in just a few weeks -- just a few weeks ago, a saudi man, who is in his early 20's, was sentenced to death for atheism and apostsy. another saudi man a few years ago was sentenced to serve 10 years in prisonen to suffer 1,000 lashes -- prison, to suffer 1,000 lashes and pay a million saudi royals for insulting islam, simply for advocating secular thought in the separation of church and state. there are dozens of saud

so as far as rain is concerned, we have little bit in southern delaware, north and west every us, weaver some thunderstorm activity that we're watching, to see if it makes it here, and again, sussex county, delaware, they got the first rain yesterday. we all ended up with some at some point on tuesday. 62 degrees right now, with calm winds, and that helps the fog to form. and other temperatures are in the 50's, and 60s, as we mentioned, in hazleton, it is 56, west chester, 61, same in millville, and cape may. we didn't have -- we had so much cloud cover overnight we didn't have a lot of radiational cooling. so it is zero six to start in rehoboth beach. looks like we'll get to 80 degrees, maybe some sunshine, at least by the ends of the day, but we could also get some pop up thunderstorms, sunset time is 8: 23, bob kelly, long, long days. >> long, long days, get your chores done there, good morning, it is wednesday, hump day. looking live downtown philly. if you look close, you can see the headlight of the cars coming off of the vine street expressway. so poor visibility, but at least the

you when i say it like that, weaver frontal boundary that's stuck, few pieces of energy working their toward night four, might see under this earl storm. also few to track in north central pa. those will not affect us. we find ourselves in the midst and even into tomorrow, as well, so 9:00 a.m., again, most of us are probably generally dry today. but still going to find these speckles out there. you got to mention it when you little bit of activity on storm scan, and that settles future radar. you have to mention some showers in the forecast here, but they'll be very, very scattered. that will be the key word for you here today. but again, here is the possibility of heavier thunderstorm, may actually just ends up being removed to the southwest, regardless there will still be stormy weather to track at least nearby. later tonight then we go, bit more, and also warm up bit more. visible been pretty ideal all-in-all. clouds are out there. but high enough, feeling, that you don't have to worry about low clouds, skewing your view on the highway here on 95. it is a little worse though going

he's a weaver-dealer, an entrepreneur, negotiator. lot of the things he does are done for effect to set the stage for a negotiation. look what he has done with china. the president of china one for being a potential enemy to being our ally dealing with north korea. that's an amazing achievement. >> martha: newt, they are claiming with regard to north korea that he sounds like he doesn't know what he is talking about. one minute he says he would be honored to sit down and the other minute he says we are looking at a potential of major, major military confrontation. they say that that makes them appear to not know what is going on. >> i apologize. >> martha: it's okay. take your time. >> think about what you said. both can be true. we are faced with a disastrous choice if we end up in a fight with a nuclear armed north kore north korea. even with conventional weapons, they have 100,000 artillery tubes and missiles aimed at seoul, korea, a town of 25 million people. that is a disaster. over here, he is saying that i want to find some mor

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. >> also, big star coming on good day today, weaver andy cohen coming on, so he is the popular host of watch what happens live now helping singles, new reboot of the love connection. >> wow, love connection, we don't have any new ideas. >> good show though, really good. >> on forever. wasn't it on like 20 years or something like that? >> then the love connection. >> come to love connection. >> you hear all of the intimate details after first date. and now, here's the host of love connection, chuck woolery! (applause). >> while he may not look the part, he describes himself as a computer geek by day, claims ellner get married. describes menace dogs and women as cats. please welcome steven toback. (applause). >> oh, men are dogs. >> jeans, boots, the hair. >> all of that. >> oh, okay. >> men are dogs, women are cat. really? >> yes, women are -- well, that's back in the day. >> so, back in the day, when chuck woolery was going through a contract negotiation, they had other dudes come in, and audition to be his replacement. happen i was one every them. >> no. >> and they gave me the sho

. >> karen weaver released this statement on the foreclosure warnings linked town paid water bills sayingt wour interim city attorney and finance director and they say the city is obligated by local ordinance to follow this procedure and we must follow the law. as the mayor of flint and as a flint resident, i understand the concern that's have been raised and i am working to see if any changes or something can be done to help those affected by this. >> let's talk it woefr michigan congressman dan killedy. he represents the flint area. congressman, thank you for joining us first. i want to get your reaction to this situation. >> well, it's just one more chapter in this tragedy. the idea that people in flint were told by the state of michigan that the water was safe this is a couple years ago when the state government knew it was poisoned. and then the state recently took away the water credits that it was forced to provide because people shouldn't have to pay for water that is unsafe to drink. the state created the problem in the first place. state took away the funding for individuals to

debbie douglas, victoria weaver, and paula —— debbie douglas, thank you for coming on.o widowed parent's allowance has died. he was 51 and passed away with his wife at his bedside. alan, which isn't his real name, had cancer which started in his tonsils and spread to his lungs and chest. this is him talking to us a month ago. i made a calculation not long ago, regarding how much support would be available to my wife to help raise our young children. under the current system, as you say, i calculated it would have been a sum of over £50,000. under the new system, it would reduce to £6,000. i was shocked that a system of benefits that has been in place, as i understand, for 70 years, since 1916, although it's been renamed, the essence of this support is that when somebody is widowed, there's financial support available for young children up to the age of 19 or 20. the fact that that's been taken away, seems utterly callous and savage. i've said, in some ways, it wouldn't be a bad thing if they lost me a couple of days early, because at least there'd be more financial supp

after the events of prometheus and it's league up to the original 1979 alien film with sigourney weaverarted paradise and they're met with aliens. >>> the real star of the film is michael fassbender. he is phenomenal in this it plays walter and david t he's the best part of the film. the other characters are thinly written but if you're an alien fan it's very brutal very intense. i really enjoyed it but i also loved prometheus. i think this is a four out of five. a solid b. worth seeing if you're a fan of the alien franchise. >> kev unfortunately we got to leave it there but we'll see you next hour. have fun in l.a. we have to get to tucker right now. actually we'll get right to the police chase. this is what happened. we mentioned earlier somebody had stolen an ambulance from center. there you can see all the police activity as they're trying to track it down. we had heard that they had moved into charles county and they had followed that ambulance into charles county, so what you're seeing is our crew right there as they are right in the middle of things. there you see a couple of the

weaver shot in 2011 to find out that two of the leading causes have crossed over with drug poisoning on the rise in motor vehicle accidents on the decline but this is good news and bad news in the drug epidemic. the number of deaths now have exceeded car accidents, gun violence and even hiv you can see here i apologize it is a steep rise up around 1993 and then a decline. we moved the epidemic to a crisis. looking at hospitalization data this is the curve for the opioid epidemic. a dramatic rise in the 93 to about 2011 and some good news plateauing the proxy of the decline post 2011. this is based on the work that we are doing to restrict the practices. this is now an overdose on the dramatic increase up, just since 2008. the magnitude in this slide with a steep curve of concern year-over-year no end in sight. there's evidence that the number of users is rising coming from two paths. one is coming from opioid dependency finding heroine is not available and cheaper replacing the high level with a harrowing dependency and others are coming straight away now. the last few years with the

host: let's go to weaver, alabama, where wayne on is the independent line. hey there, wayne. caller: good morning. listened to some callers and i listen every morning. it's very shameful. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016]] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] caller: i'm calling as an american. not a hyphenated american, not a dual citizen but an american. and we've had elections here for well over 200 years. before the election, there's campaigns. after the election, americans got behind the president and said this is our president. we're americans. we're standing behind our president. this is the first election that this hasn't happened, that people are riding in the streets at the media is every day in the media, complaining and writing things about the president that's not true. the other -- and we know that a house divided against itself can't stand. the bottom result will be the destruction of america. you could point your finger at russia or whoeve

but injury weaver got to find out more before i could comment. i just can't comment on every news story. so but obviously if it's -- it's not a good thing. >> should it be part of the investigation here going forward. >> i don't know let's wait and see what -- what this was all about first. >> and anderson the question is also whether or not the senate intelligence committee will get briefed on this matter or will look into it further. senate intelligence committee richard burr saying he was not read in on this issue saying efts just reading about in when i flew into washington early yerl today. let eye of questions from members of both parties even ones getting the sensitive classified briefing. really don't know much about it at this point anderson >> translator: manu raju zbrp a house intelligence committee conducting four congressional accounts, represent every swalwell first off what do you make of this potential release of information by the president to the russians? >> good evening, anderson. you know, the cost flt president's ties to rus

i mean john weaver, a longtime adviser to governor kasich talking about how this is a step toward authoritarianism. i think if the intent was to move the colleague liglooeg lig russia, i think it will burn a hole in the topic of russia. if there motives were anything less than what they've displayed, which we have reason to believe they might be, i think they just lit a fire under the russia investigation that will be near impossible to put out. >> your first words at 4:00 eastern time on your inaugural blast tod broadcast today? >> was that today? >> were it's 4:00 p.m. do you know where your president is? >> sean spicer was asked in the briefing today by a correspondent, we haven't seen him in a while. where has he been? so, you know, obviously someone's going to send me a tin foil hat here in a few more minutes of this. but, you know, who knows? is this something he's been meeting with sessions on? has he been counsel from his own attorneys about how to do this? has he been getting educated about the history of firing an fbi director? again, to go back to the bush years, when his then fbi direc

i think weaver a divided country because of that and many other things. >> reporter: the man who appointed was on capitol hill thursday. >> did president trump obstruct justice? >> good afternoon. >> reporter: briefing all 100 senators on the president's controversial decision to fire dr fbi director james comey and why he selected a special counsel. >> wanted to make sure the integrity of the department was fair. >> reporter: democratic senators at the briefing said rosenstein pushed back on white house claims that comey was fired because of his recommendation. >> he did acknowledged that he learned comey would be removed prior to writing his memo. >> president trump offered another decision blaming his most congressional testimony. >> that was a poor, poor performance, so poor, in fact, that i believe and you'd have to ask him but i believe that's why the deputy turn darn went out and wrote his very, very strong letter. >> reporter: rosenstein's memo which was written just days after comey was on capitol hill made no reference whatsoever to that congressional testimony. >> as you know se