he's known wiggins his entire career. he says the younger wiggins was a handful. >> everything was a fight. and, you know, we wouldn't be standing like this with each other those years. we would be fighting, rolling around on the ground. and it took him a while but i do believe that everybody should be given an opportunity and he told me he said never had an opportunity. so he's getting one now and i think that if he walks the walk because he's talking the talk he'll make it. yeah, i do. >> coming up -- >> why are you picking these programs? >> the program has a lot to offer me. >> paul abdul wiggins pleads his case to a skeptical staff person. >> i promise you i will not help you at all. >> then officers get to the boiman of paul dixon's breakdown. >>> behind the walls of hackensack, new jersey's bergen county jail, paul dixon recently had what appeared to be an emotional breakdown. he just spent time in the mental health unit for a routine evaluation before being released to general population. a short time later he beg

the ferry, that connects the camden side to philadelphia's side right from penn's landing to the wigginsin camden. catch the ferry, and it's very inexpensive. >> i was only kidding. i didn't realize -- >> absolutely, absolutely. >> yeah. >> so that's a beautiful thing, plus the marina is right there on the camden side. >> now, for the people who -- who still want to participate in the parade... >> yes. >> ...and probably registered to participate on it on father's day, was there any room left for -- for participation? what was the contact information? >> sure, well, contact information remains the same. to contact the office at area code 856-757-9600 -- 856-757-9600. we also have the website, www.sjbp.org. but you asked a question, doctor. you had registered for the parade for sunday, june 21st, no problem. in fact, the majority of those who registered will now be available for sunday, july the 12th, to be in the parade. plus, we picked up a couple others who were not available because it was father's day. >> ah. >> family-oriented day, of course, and they were not available for june 21.

he went off to the frank wiggins trade school to be an auto mechanic. he opened up a garage in hollywood. he like model racecars and he loved photography. he also developed an alias for himself that he used at times. his name was bill mambo. he developed a french version. he would actually change the spelling of the last name so it would be m-a-n-be-a-u-x. he has built a little foyer with plywood in front of the door in his barracks and arching artistically across this little entryway is the name manbeaux. he was a bit of a character, no question. this is a lot of his family. in the middle, the two older fulks. on the left, his father-in-law. next to him, his wife, rio. they were both immigrants from japan. ultimately, he took up farming in the mid-1920's southeast of downtown los angeles. they had three children. on the right is their youngest child. she was about 16 or 17 here. on the other end is mary. that on the left is the photographer's life. -- wife. and then bill and mary's son billy. billy came along and early 1940. this is probably shot somet

. >> reporter: chuck wiggins heads the new mexico tumor registry and his data does not show higher cancer rates in the area around the test site. >> when you compare anglos in the trinity site area to anglos in other parts of new mexico the rates are really quite similar. same with hispanics and natives the rates really are-- are quite similar to other parts in the state. >> reporter: wiggins says there is a link between radiation and certain cancers. but exposure can occur in many ways, for example: x-rays and other diagnostic tests, flying in airplanes, tanning or smoking cigarettes. >> cancer is the leading cause one of the leading causes of illness and death in new mexico. what i would say is that that's true in tularosa, it's also true in santa fe county and many other counties throughout the state. >> reporter: but that argument doesn't fly in tularosa. >> i do not believe that. not for one minute. >> reporter: tina cordova-- the mayor's niece and a thyroid cancer survivor-- has organized the tularosa basin downwinders consortium. they've collected health surveys from hundreds of pe

we have mentioned the two are to france winners includes sir will -- sir bradley wiggins and chris froomei think cycling in the u.k. is a lot easier than here in france. >> i think london has both rights streets for it. they are white. >> the cobblestone streets. >> everyone was walking across them anyway. a bit of a nightmare. one more story. hackers threatening to release personal details of users from the website ashleymadison.com. i don't know this website. >> good news, your wife will love you. the logan is light is short, have an affair. a site that price it self in discretion. more than 37 million members of the website. they say they have threatened to release new photographs, sexual fantasies and will do so unless this shiite is shut down. they say they are complaining because the website charges $19 to delete a profile. in theory, they are not taking a moral argument against infidelity, but rather delete my profile for free or we will take your site down. >> that does not sound very fair to me. >> that's not -- l rom pacifica, this is democracy now!, broadcasting from outside th

"eyewitness news" at wiggins park in camden today where crew where is setting up for this weekend's big music festival. meteorologist kate bilo is on the sky deck to tell us if the great weather is here to stay for the weekend how bit. >> it looks like it will stick around for much of the weekend but wilt heat up and steam up as we head through the next couple of days but i'm just basking in the delight out here right now what a fantastic friday evening it is in philadelphia there is a nice breeze, warm, with you it is opposite of humid. very, very comfortable right now. lets look at a couple spots on our live neighborhood network and see what a beautiful evening it is in kutztown. it is 80 degrees there with blue skies and puffy cumulus cloud. palmyra cove nature park in new jersey looking at the city things looking great and a beautiful evening in margate. look at that, blue skies lot of people still on the beach i wouldn't want to leave either guys, okay, stretch out that beach day as long as you can. storm scan three looking fine. quick peak because there is nothing going on, barely

. >> but charles wiggins the director of the new mexico tumor registry says it's impossible to draw conclusions. >> do new mexico people have a claim? >> today it makes us feel rates are consistent with rates in the other parts of the state. >> however rates in nevada, utah and arizona never had proof, they were automatically covered, down winders in new mexico want the same treatment. >> we hope that there will be a situation where justice comes to this case, and people be compensated and they'll get that apology from the united states of america. we were wrong. we did wrong. we apologize. that's sometimes just as important to people than the compensation. >> what would compensation mean to you? >> i'm not doing it for compensation. you know, i'm not -- i'm not -- there's compensation, fine. but i was doing just to get people aware that we do have a problem in this area. >> a national cancer institute investigation is currently underway. the next step, a complex effort to reconstruct radiation exposure levels of the trint down winders 70 years after the fact. the national cancer institute did

deion wiggins sent us video a second ago showing us crews working to get the tracks back up in workinger. we'll get an update in about 15 minutes. meantime want to take you out to silver spring where georgia avenue northbound is closed between colesville road and spring street as a result of an accident. two lanes are blocked at this point. so you want to be mindful if you'll be heading out in that direction. back to the maps. no issues . /-270 for those of you traveling southbound from old hundred road to the beltway, a 21-minute commute. if anything we're starting to see volume on the eastbound side of i-66 from lee highway to north lee highway, a 32- minute commute. northbound on 95, just volume in areas like newington. again typical but from cardinal drive to the beltway, a 15- minute commute for you this morning. we'll send it over you to. >>> expecting it will be a tough fight, the obama administration is intensifying its campaign to convince democrats to support the landmark nuclear deal with iran. the. >> a day after meeting with house democrats, vice president joe biden is mov

may see's gave away free shipping and for rasheed wiggins it's all about the deals.ly bird gets the savings. >> school time, kids start going back to school in august. so have to get it and get it out the way. >> reporter: so how much are we spending on all these school supplies? well, according to the national retail federation the average family with children in school will spend an average of sick hundred $30 on school supplies this year, lucy. that is $40 less than last year so i'm sure we'll see you out at the store sometime soon. >> you just saved me a spot in line chris. i'll be right there after the show. all right. >>> the dramatic rescue of a dog that ran into trouble while out for a swim has gone viral. now we're finding out just how close a call it was. cena was swim tag dog park on davis island florida on sunday she ran into trouble maybe swallowed too much water. her owner new something was wrong. jumped in and started giving her cpr right there on the beach and that exact moment firefighters just happened to be rolling on by. they saw what was going on

when he said, not one month ago wiggins was branded with infamy. now each person strives to show the excess of his zeal by his actions. like for a county that was so politically dead it was like a quick switch. >> yeah. well, i mean, it's easy to be -- probably like for a lot of americans the best thing that you could be was an opportunist, right? if there is an army in your back yard, you're going to want them to treat you well and so you're going to say what they want you to say, right? so we'd like to believe that you know, principle trumps everything and people would kind of stay consistent with their ideas. but the people of westchester don't really have that luxury and so while it might have disappointed patriot leaders like governor morris that the people of westchester turned out to be faithless, you know, it was common sense, probably. you have a followup? wait one second. okay. >> yes. i found it interesting that the new york committee of inspection drew a hundred principled freeholders and then this loyalist committee comes with 400 as i

now, i am walking down as my photographer dion wiggins prepares to get a live shot for you.t shut down so that's an advisory for anyone in the area for drivers. traffic has been blocked. 3rd, you are not able to get through. there are several -- several -- there's a lot of activity here. several police cruisers, choppers overhead. i'm seeing homeland security, of course. u.s. secret service is here, as well. dc police. i'm seeing fire crews, a very active scene early reminiscent of that fateful day back in september, 2014, when we know aaron alexis wreekd havoc and ruined the lives of many here at the navy yard. so we have our photographer here at the corner of 3rd and m street. we are going to try to establish a live shot for you and get some pictures as soon as we are available to. back to you. >> all right. delia saying it brings back memories of the shooting back in, it was 2013 and (2) 013- 2014 they rededicated the entire redesign redesigned campus. aaron alexis goes in using outdated and phony credentials and starts from a perch shoot ing people just random indiscrimi