we also wanted colleges to put in the kind of procedures that an alice in wonderland, the queen of hearts core member commission said lot of their heads before there's a trial that is the procedure the justice department put in. they complain that the letter and said that colleges should consider taking disciplinary action like expulsion or suspension before someone appeals have been exhausted that can affect you directly. another way to connect you directly is, i can tell you that there is a racialist attitude at the justice department. and that attitude is completely opposite of the way it was when i was there. we believe in the race to tell the of our discrimination laws. in other words, for example, in the voting area you cannot be intimidated. you can't be harassed. the basis of race. threaten, intimidate, harassed because of your race that is illegal under federal law. that is not the way this justice department views that. they have the same view toward employment discrimination. if you are white or asian they don't really care. after that kind of case. take a look in 2008 in phila

not superhardened what is still is more like that winter wonderland not hit. the good news is that this not sobor code. is pretty steady out here. >> james: the rain is picking up as it gets a little darker. take the advice and take a gun bell out with me today. we will be back at 6:15 a.m.. >>: we were saying slow traffic on highway 4. there was an action the accident at hillcrest and is backing of the rise. there was an accident that tennyson road. the back of the not grown poor me on 11 the midianites active now and that's already starting to back up the traffic. >> mark: removinf a boat today that ran aground in san francisco's ocean beach yesterday. the fisherman that was on that boat is still missing. kron 4's will tran is live with the latest. will the coast guard at just the rise and it's a hundred gallons of diesel fuel on the boat was to remove that they would try to for the boat to shore. >>: he was out to sea you ran into some problems which are not clear. he said he would try to swim the 25 yds out. the bolt came to shore at 4:00 a.m.. if it's too

enough way of influencing the whole the whole way washington things so you get this very alice in wonderland effect and so and they are able to make everything fit into one of their narratives for instance the catastrophe in syria is now being blamed even though the us side is supporting with working with the saudis and others helped create this problem in syria where these extremist became very powerful as rebel forces some of the isis group and for a front the the narrative is that if obama had only sent in more military support for the rebels earlier then it would have worked out fine so there's always a way to spin this and i think what we've seen is as we've seen similarly and ukraine this idea of how you control the narrative that's what's been happening in the united states let me let me go to gym before we go to the break care let me go to jim jim is it just an information war it's very interesting what but we just heard and frankly i think the influence of neo conservatives in the in the current situation is is being exaggerated here i i don't agree that they're that influential and

this week he said hillary clinton set up a jihadist wonderland in benghazi.ou see this theme emerging among conservatives that he kind of says what he needs to do in the moment, whether it's a media interview or campaign appearance or fund-raiser to appeal to a specific crowd but that overall he sort of shifts positions and he's hard to pin down, and because of his sort of libertarian roots this is a real challenge for him heading into the presidential race, just sort of like being clear on where he stands on it. >> and what he's been trying to do obviously in states like iowa is to build this coalition, balancing both libertarian interests and evangelicals and israel's right at the tension point for that issue. and so it makes it a really tough one for him, traffic with evangelical pastors, talking more about israel now and that's really important for him if he's going to reassure the base and the donors in the republican party that he's not an isolationist on foreign policy, which has always been the criticism. >> when i talk to republican senators about th

. >> you got susan, you got alex in wonderland, and all those other guys, man. i don't know their names, right, but they're cool. they're super. and they're all from california, man. can you believe that? >> when we first started working with darren bailey, we had heard that he had this very violent past, that he was not only violent on the streets, but once he got into prison, had a very erratic and impulsive and violent nature. so when we encountered him, he was already in a process of going through therapy and trying to make himself a better inmate. >> i have never given myself a chance. and because i'm giving myself a chance to do better for myself, i have a supporting cast that are saying, yeah, we believe in you. yeah, he's showing progress. yeah, he's no longer the person that has held him hostage for years. >> but when it came to talking about the convictions that gave him a 147-year prison term, crimes which included two murders, battery, and criminal confinement, bailey was only open to a point. >> man, it was kind of gruesome, man. i was off balance a

also apparently wanted colleges to put in the kind of procedures -- you may recall in alice of wonderland the queen of hearts, remember she said lock off their heads before there's a trial. well, that's apparently the procedure that the justice department's to put in because they complained in a letter and said that colleges should consider taking disciplinary actions like expulsion and suspension before someone's appeal has been exhausted. that can affect you directly. another way can affect you directly is i can tell you that there is a racialist attitude at the justice department, and that racialist attitude is completely opposite of the way was when i was there which was we believe in the race neutrality of our discrimination laws. in other words, for example, in the voting area, you can't be intimidated when you try to vote. you can't be harassed we try to vote on the basis of race, and that protects everyone. it doesn't matter what your race is. if you're being threatened, intimidated, harassed because of the race when you try to vote that is illegal under federal law. that's not th

. >> reporter: check out the little league museum it's an inter active wonderland, from babe ruth's uniform to an middle 1800s baseball. chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." >> i want to go back to chad slieghtd down that hill. -- sliding down that hill. >>> coverage of the little league world series continues tonight, espnbroadc ledsshed a ep e,himoinn weather moves >> welcome bk on this sunday, 7:10, 68 degrees, wow, nice and cool.elcome bk on this sunday, sky6 le hd taking a live look at philadelphia international airport. what a weekend. >> reporter: it was. what else amazing if you look closely, some of the leaves on the trees are changing colors already, that should not be happening in august just so show you how cool it's been. let's go live on sky 6. that's the view from old city. we don't have as much sunshine always eithery, the clouds are moving in. temperatures are on the cool side, but it's milder than yesterday, thanks to all the cloud cover we're seeing upstairs. storm tracker 6 live double scan there's the wet weather approaching from the northwest. that's a cold front tha

and you have to check out the little league world series museum it's an inter active baseball wonderland with everything from babe ruth's uniform to this mid 1900s baseball. >> it's a fantastic place. chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." >> chad's live coverage from the little league world series continues tonight, espn and watch espn broadcasts the game live. >>> the reds crushed a team from kentucky in a tournament in virginia. in tru championship form, he took advantage of four errors to win easily. >> looking good, my kind of baseball. >> there's much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. >>> gathering -- gearing up, children of local troops stock up for school and the things they got was for free from an army of volunteers. >> the couple who kidnapped the all michigan girls, their motives made public. >> we're facing a reality that some of us will get wet, as a cold front slips in from the north. there will be showers out there. re shower threats in the seven-day forecast, i ♪ [ telephonrings ] how's cathe mping trip? well, thkiun, but i think i slept on a rock. having cof

lane snow is glistening ♪ ♪ a beautiful sight, we're happy tonight ♪ ♪ we're walking in a winter wonderlandsweetie... angela, i don't want to. sweetie, could you stop galloping for, like, two seconds? better able to withstand peer pressure when you can't catch me. call it a favor, okay? how does me going to a company christmas party doing you a favor? remember what happened last year? i didn't go last year. yeah, exactly. and it took me weeks to collect all those photocopies. i need you. friends don't let friends photocopy their butts at company christmas parties. hey, there's a secret santa. i don't like secret santa. the idea that we are forced by convention to exchange meaningless gifts. yeah, yeah, i know. if you rearranged "secret santa" though, you get "secret satan." what possible meaning could that have? i've already had an eggnog, if you can't tell.

even down the shore getting business i the on the boards this is north end, wonderland of course, teaat places. it will be busy tonight but remember stay out of the water because we have a, moderate risk of rip currents and that threat will continue, throughout most of the rest of the week, because of tropical storm bertha. lets talk more about the weather with storm scan three. busy try conditions with plenty of blue sky but clouds moving from the west towards central pennsylvania with some showers and thunderstorms and they will be in our future tomorrow. right now in philadelphia 88. that is our high. eighty-six allentown. seventy-seven in the poconos. 83 degrees in dover. this is the warmest day we will see in the foreseeable future. our, forecast map shows bertha well off shore, within 300 miles, and moving out to sea, and then a cold front approaching from the north and west. during the day tomorrow that front gets closer, we will have have an afternoon shower or thunderstorm with temperatures in the 80's and after that it is noticeably more comfortable. high pressure dives down

. >> december 31st, 2005. 16-year-old shanna rasmussen is hoping to enjoy the winter wonderland outside friends. >> we were getting ready for a new year's eve party that night when a friend of mine called me and invited me to go sledding. it was my first time to go sledding that season. i was very excited. >> shanna and her pals think they found the perfect spot for snow tubing. but their excitement will soon turn to trauma. >> the hill where we were at was small but very steep. a couple of my friends had been to the hill the day before and built a jump there. the jump was built at the very bottom of it so right when you got maximum speed, you could get as much air as possible. >> she landed it. >> the first time i saw a friend go down the hill, it looked awesome. he hit the jump and got about 20 feet of air before landing. >> next it's shanna's turn. >> go, shanna, go. >> when i started going down the hill, i really wanted to stay on top of the tube. i thought as long as i would have it underneath me i would be okay. as soon as i hit the jump, i started leaning back too far. as soon as

>> it is almost the alice in wonderland thing. you want to avoid too much or too little.ministration, we went too far. under this administration, in places like syria and libya and the rest, we avoided doing the things. andwe have to be involved understand we cannot do everything everywhere. >> you served under republican officials. there was a big writeup in the post. what is the distinction between a clinton and kerry? >> i would say that secretary clinton, when she was describing was more active foreign policy, which points to what we did not do in syria and how that had consequences. she is positioning herself almost to the foreign policy of her previous republican president, george bush, the father. very much involved in the world, american leadership. quite a strategic approach the world. i thought what she said have a lot of force. >> there are multiple fronts -- iraq, israel, gaza, ukraine. there are many things going on. how do we deal with it? >> there are all of those things nization where the secretary is now. that is where the military power is. if the 21st c

scoring >> : then send of all right center field done watter pence posies scores it sets up seven wonderlandseak is over and wit to see how the dodgers make out tonight right now the daughter is losing at 732 ed lento bought a good evening for the giants something to relaxed side thereof tomorrow >> : a losing kansas city 3 nothing in the sixth to the forty-niners and capper nicolet's and jomon be ready for a season of your toes capper necker comes harbaugh how much goes on when they issued these practices for 10 minutes it's about what you get there is one story yen williams and those tackled his first practice since been severely injured but the test plot last year by seattle seahawks when dorsey sidelines for the year so about this fellow james you better be good >> : but it's what we do i feel that the put on are things in been through a lot of things and having guys to leave the room and following them at >> : some quickness and we think the consoled point in their less training camp from preseason pretty well for a cent of steel and get back to the four >> : s3 cadres and bit robert, 49

on friday will come out and take the sting out of that, are we going too far down into alice in wonderlandtory? >> i think we definitely went down the rabbit hole, without a question. everyone is looking past the minutes. going, oh, yeah, minutes are nice. when is janet talking on friday? that's what i'm going to pay attention to. take that and remove the noise a all a sudden today i didn't know anything about the dam in mosul, i didn't know anything about the convoy going across the russian border in ukraine and we got a look at the economy and stephanie is not going believe me but, yes, the economy is doing nicely. industrials are up. consumer discretionary. >> that sounds familiar. >> take a look. doing very well. and then of course you've got financials. all of this talks to -- addresses what's been going on in our economy which is is is a large segments of it are doing very pell. when you look at somebody making $55,000 a year they're not terribly happy with the way the economy is going for them. >> you raised something, courtney, i think it was dan greenhouse but the consumer discret

these rules can turn words of their head like "alice in wonderland." the bedrock pledged to avoid commercialization of college athletes will safeguard them from being paid too much or at all rather than to litter -- little with the ordinary usage of the word exploit to use selfishly for $0.1 -- ones end. with the work of the commerce committee this is not the first time that the government of images porch with the education college athletes has presented a tangle of passion a vested interest and 50 years ago in an early bonanza in sports revenue intensified the feud between the n.c.a.a. that controlled access to the olympic games. leaders accused of being unpatriotic to sabotage the chances to win a medal a unclaimed college athletes were already paid and therefore not amateurs settle since the n.c.a.a. approved athletic scholarships in 1956. officials reported a a you coaches were parasites on the college training facility. they boycotted a and disqualified each other until kennedy elicited a mediator douglas macarthur for the 1964 tokyo olympics alth

these rules can turn words on their heads like alice in wonderland. the ncaa's bed rock pledge to avoid commercialization of athletes aims to prevent them from getting paid too much or at all, rather than too little. exploit, to use selfishly for one's ends, as employers who exploit their workers. in closing, i would suggest one hopeful precedent from the past work of your commerce committee. this is not the first time that the governance of amateur sports together with the education of college athletes has presented a daunting tangle of passions and vested interests. 50 years ago, an early bonanza in sports revenue fueled a bitter feud. aau leaders accused and quote unpatriotic ncaa of sabotaging u.s. chances to win medals. they claim that college athletes already were paid and therefore not amateurs at all since the ncaa approved athletic scholarships in 1956. ncaa officials retorted that aau coaches were parasites on college training facilities. these two sides nit-picked, boycotted, sabotaged, and disqualified each other until president kennedy, n