pat: why? tom: because he cannot win the general election and i and i think a lot of other conservatives think a lot of what he says is pretty stupid. john: why can't he win the general election? tom: because of the way he is. he's not presidential material. john: i don't know about that. pat: he's got a real hill to climb to get the nomination, no doubt about it. because of what tom says, the other candidates will drop out and endorse the establishment candidate. to win the election, he's got mount everest to climb but he's further down the road than i thought he would be. eleanor: i hope he spends many billions to get as far as he goes. john: ok, house of cards. congressman mark meadows launched a surprise bid to oust the house of representatives. mr. meadows claims speaker boehner has centralized power and failed to advance conservative interests, while the challenges largely symbolic, boehner has more than enough votes to hold on to his speakership, it illustrates the bumpy road ahead when

pat: why? tom: because he cannot win the general election and i and i think a lot of other conservatives think a lot of what he says is pretty stupid. john: why can't he win the general election? tom: because of the way he is. he's not presidential material. pat: he's got a real hill to climb to get the nomination, no doubt about it. because of what tom says, the other candidates will drop out. he's further down the road than i thought he would be. john: ok, house of cards. on tuesday, republican congressman mark meadows launched a surprise bid to oust john boehner as the speaker of the house of representatives. mr. meadows claims speaker boehner has centralized power and failed to advance conservative interests, while the challenges largely symbolic, boehner has more than enough his to hold on to speakership, it illustrates the ahead when congress returns from itself summer retreat. votes on federal government funding, due to expire october 1 and raising the $18 .1 trillion federal debt ceilin

pat: 41.5 million. this is what people want, is the same kind of moratorium on immigration we had from 1925 to about 1965, when we assimilated and americanized and everybody in this country by 1960's, we all spoke the english language. 41.5 legal and illegal. john: 41.3 million according to the census bureau. that amounts to 13% of the u.s. population. more than one in 10 people. is this a record high or a normal level of immigration for america? pat: it's the highest number we've ever had in the united states. since probably 1920 or 1925. we had 15 million there but it was a larger share of the population from 1890 to 1920. john: i show in 93 years this is the highest level. double the immigration of 1990. triple the immigration of 1980. eleanor: are we done with the anti-immigration nativist sentiment here? john: he's just warming up. eleanor: the question was, is the trump immigration policy sensible public policy. the fact that republicans agree with it doesn't make it sensible. it is wildly expensi

i'm going to be talking about eleanor roosevelt through pat nixon. the evolution of the role of the first ladies has never taken a straight upward path. it's always been kind of two step poor waforward, one step b. the reason for that is because not all first ladies served the role in the same way. there is no defined role, so they can do with the role whatever they choose, which is a good thing. because they can do whatever fits their personality. whatever fits their interests. you have to remember that first ladies come from very, very different backgrounds. very different lifestyles. they come from all over the country. so they don't all have the same interests, and they don't have the same causes. they don't have the same way of doing the role. some first ladies served much longer than others. we have eleanor roosevelt, who served a little over 12 years. she had a lot of time to do a lot of things. then we have other first ladies who get not even four years. really, when we look at first ladies, we have to remember that we're only seeing a small

pat shown and john. pointing out among many other things at least one poll shows 65% of people are opposed to this deal once they're given details. what do you think about the fact it's got one more democratic supporter now? >> what's happening is it's typical washington. the country, american people, who's security is at stake are moving against this. not only did we see in july 65. we're seeing numbers close to 60 fox and others over 60. across the board, the american people reject this. they believe the president is not telling the truth. they are really upset. meanwhile we have the same game in washington. other content for american people. now we have perhaps the president or white house, we won't have a vote. we'll fill buster this. the most important security agreement in 25 or 30 years and you're not going to have a vote on it. the debate coming in december. the notion of political class we figured this out before. the president's attitude and media's attitude, people go to hell. no we don't have

hey, pat? >> fans finally in here early this morning it, opened at 10:00 a.m., and as you can see behind me, there is a lot going on here, actually the first open practice of the season, alumni day, then on august 9th, it will be the military day here lincoln financial field, but as you can see behind me, the fans have certainly filed in for a tuesday afternoon, not too bad, the fans have been ready to go, really been ready to go all off season waiting for this moment to happen. then in a month, wait being for the regular season to to get underway. obviously with the training camp underway, a lot of the talk has been about the quarterback position, one being sam bradford, looked pretty good so far, in the camp in the first two days, but there is bigger news, with sam bradford, and that's there is a report that there could be a contract extension on the way, that according to espn, so obviously something to look out for, but, as we know, the fans have been gearing up for this moment for long tim

hey, pat? >> fans finally in here early this morning it, opened at 10:00 a.m., and as you can see behind me, there is a lot going on here, actually the first open practice of the season, alumni day, then on august 9th, it will be the military day here lincoln financial field, but as you can see behind me, the fans have certainly filed in for a tuesday afternoon, not too bad, the fans have been ready to go, really been ready to go all off season waiting for this moment to happen. then in a month, wait being for the regular season to to get underway. obviously with the training camp underway, a lot of the talk has been about the quarterback position, one being sam bradford, looked pretty good so far, in the camp in the first two days,

you are, pat. there is a difference though -- there is a middle ground in the sense it is not just fanatical racism on one side and people on the other. there is a meeting ground where people are concerned. u.k. independence party in the right. trump doing that. but we also have to challenge it where we disagree. one final point. jeremy corbin in the u.k. is, you know, there is -- the example. they are neo nazi but they're not, you know, not -- >> trump is passing -- >> let pat answer. >> the swiss people voted to basically get out of the borders. people don't want their countries overrun by people from abroad, foreigners. >> pat, the american electorate is young people. it's minorities. >> i'm telling you what is. >> trump is responding to a quarter of the republican party that you have been giving voice to but that is not america. >> no. the republican party right now. >> i want to know whether this phenomenon of economic nationalism and populism is true across the developed world. the answer is

and erica said amen pat, as in pat buchanan. please stop telling us why we're angry and what words we can say. the point i was trying to make to pat buchanan that hispanics regard anchor babies as a slur and if for no other reason than smart strategy, gop candidates should stop saying it because they can't win with the white vote alone. and sally says i find myself agreeing with charles barkley. i think that you could think that you're an independent thinker. and adrian says relative to my interview pertaining to the clinton e-mails, hillary clinton has said why she used a private e-mail. it's dummies like you you and others that choose not on accept her answer. it's so funny when the subject is immigration like with pat buchanan, i'm perceived as a part of the liberal and when the subject is hillary's e-mail, i'm perceived as a member of the conservative. what i'm saying about hillary is she needs to tell the full story. she needs to get ahead of the curve if she can on this issue. do a sitdown and layout everything we want to

as pat houston speaks, leola began to yell at pat saying, how dare you, tyler perry, bobby brown and others quiet leona and escorted out of the church by security. >> whitney will haunt pat houston from the grave. pat, it's not over. it has just begun. it has just begun. >> and there is breaking news today. we can confirm the existence of a desk photo of bobbi kristina which was taken friday. now, i do want to mention on friday, the brown and houstons both had separate viewings of her body. the rest of the funeral was loving and respectful. krissy's father bobby as whitney once sang, i also will always love you. at one point, the choir sang "jesus loves me" as krissy's mother, whitney, did in "the bodyguard." could barely get her through the performance but cissy, with tears down her face. it was one of the saddest things i've had to cover. the similarities between the way whitney and krissy died unconscious in a bathtub were certainly eerie, also similar. their burials, both transported in a gold hearse from the same funeral home. buried side by side in new jersey, both bodies flown

erica said amen pat, as in pat buchanan. smerconish please stop telling us why we are angry and what words we can say. the point i was trying to make to pat buchanan, the gop candidates ought to stop saying it because they can't win with the white vote alone. that was my point. sally says, charles barkley is on cnn with smerconish and i find myself agreeing with him. i don't know what to think about that. i think you can think you are an independent thinker, sally. adrian says relative to my interview pertaining to the clinton e-mails, hillary says why she used a private e-mail and it's dummies like you that choose not to accept her answer. what i am saying about hillary is, she needs to tell the whole story, she needs to do a sit-down and layout everything from soup to nuts everything we want to know about the e-mail. see you next week. >>> 7:00 eastern, and 4:00 p.m. pacific. i am poppy harlow joining you this saturday night from new york. we begin with an amazing story of heroism. tomorrow they will meet with the presiden

you know, okay -- >> trying to help, pat. >> i don't need your help. >> sometimes you do, pat. >> leet plea just say, biden will make a personal decision. the he question is democrats need a backup if she goes, wow. >> we've got to go. reair the debate coming up in six seconds. >> good morning. it is monday august 10th, 2015. ferguson police under fire on the one year anniversary of michael brown's death. officers hit by heavy gunfire facing off with protestors yet again. breaking details in a moment. >> take a look at this orange map. it is going to have you suing red. we will tell you about the brand new danger that has been revealed. >> i demand a trial by compact. >> bringing game of throwns to life. an attorney plans to use combat to settle a civil lawsuit. "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> good morning to you. hope you had a terrific weekend. you are watching "fox & friends first". i am heather nauert in for ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather kooiman in for heather childers. gunfire exploding overnight in ferguson, missouri. >> right now one man is in critical condition a

here's another pat, hi, pat. >> hi kate. eagles get ready for ravens we will tell but couple injured bird and their future with the team. and chase utley is making his debut in dodgers blue tonight hitting right behind a old friend, more on that? sports. >>> relics are on display at penn museum in university city. new exhibit feature bible artifacts in honor of pope francis's visit. it includes one of the world's oldest fragments of the gospel of saint matthew. also on display a new bible public in germany dating back to 1599. that exhibition at penn museum runs through november 7th. >>> new at 6:00 we are hearing from two new jersey state troopers who sprang into action to save a man's life on the side of the turnpike. our pat ciarrocchi is live at the state police barracks in mount laurel, near where this life saving effort occurred, pat. >> jessica, more often than not saving life is matter of circumstance and timing, a good samaritan, who sees an accident is not afraid to stop alongside the road. state trooper highly ski

. >> whitney will want pat houston. >> bobbi kristina's aunts at war? we're at the cemetery where the family gathered today. >> the pain and heart ache of bobbi kristina brown's burial. >> and the tension at this weekend's service. >> it has just begun. >> plus, who took a photo of bobbi kristina in her casket? >> and then -- >>> losing my mind. >> our exclusive with blake shelton. >> a little vodka. >> without his ring, what he only told us as miranda clings to shania twain. >>> is beyonce pregnant? the new photos sparking rumors. >> plus -- >> i got really sick. >>> last night's bachelor in paradise was crazy but wait until you see tonight. >> can you feel the tension? >> i'm with rick springfield and meryl streep. with meryl's dpaur. >> she had a much larger dressing room. >>> now "e.t." bringing you top stories. bobbi kristina brown is buried in new jersey next to her mother, whitney houston. all this after a funeral filled with drama was held in atlanta on saturday. kevin frazier was inside the funeral and at the cemetery with the family today, but

welcome back to today on new york this sad morning. >> i'm pat battle. happy to have you with us, carrie on this wonderful saturday. r clear the shelters day. help us edt some animals a good home. we love them so much. >> the adoption fees are cut and drastically reduced today. today's the only day. we're going to be following the story throughout the morning. we're going to introduce you to a dog and cat that wants to live to you. >> first we want t get to raphael miranda with a quick look at the forecast. >> sheeting things up this weekend, ladies. we want to look at the forecast. lots of sunshine out there already. see on the storm tracker another high pressure day all around the tri-state and we're warming up around the shore. well into the 80s today. lots of sunshine and 86. places like long beach island. waves are light today. one foot on the sound and winds continue out of the southwest 5-10 miles an hour. that water temperature is peaking. 72-77 degrees. at's basically the warmest it gets around here. you want to enjoy that whi you can. it starts

pat's skeptical. >> no. i'm like, that's interesting. >> it looks like we're going to extend the streak today. no real cooldown in sight. this could be one for the record books that stays a record for quite some time. 73 degrees on our way into the low 80s. we'll see if that ppens. here's a look at storm tracker. you could see we have clouds, especially off to the east and breaks in the cloud cover in fairfield county and westchester county. a mix of sun and clouds on this sunday morning. temperatures started out cool in the upper 50s in places like new jersey. it's still cool northwest new jersey, 59 in franklin. 56 high point. we're looking at 60s and 70s in new york city and long island. 70 in bridgeport and fairfield county. 65 in danbury. 70 degrees down the shore in long branch. baseball weather later on today, warm and muggy for the indians taking on the yanks. 105. first pitch temperature 81 degrees. you're going to feel that mugginess throughout the game. temperatures in the low 80s. now, i'm throwi

. >> and then we have pat nixon. pat nixon is one of the first ladies that we've talked about,m probably the first lady born into the poorest circumstances. born in eli, nevada, which is nowhere's ville in nevada. her father had numerous different occupations.he sailer, miner, farmhand, truck driver. he died when pat was 18. sher mom died when she was 14. she had a high school education. her parents had already died. but what she did was she worked her way through school. and she went to junior college.r she went to usc and eventually got a bachelor degree in equiv merchandising and got a certificate which was the equivalent of a master's degree at usc to teach high school. and so she is actually the first, first lady to have a e h graduate degree. she married richard nixon at age 28. and like i mentioned, she had a wide variety of jobs. pat nixon would do anything to earn the money to pay her way it through college. she was a janitor. she helped the family at farming beforewas her parents died. she was a bookkeeper.

pat a former pollster for jimmy carter and fox news contributor. john former republican congressman from new york and doug former pollster for bill clinton and fox news contributor as well. doug i'll start with you. she's on the hamptons, out in the hamptons on long island. she cuts it short. we get word she will be in ohio on wednesday. what does this mean? >> this means as we've seen in polls she's in trouble. she's in trouble with the earn mail scandal. her numbers are dropping. her trust ratings are very, very low. it's fair to say and i suspect pat and john would agree she's at a point in the campaign with joe biden actively considering a candidacy, meeting with elizabeth warren yesterday, she is nervous. >> john? >> let me add we have on "meet the press" today, governor jerry brown being asked by chuck todd about it and sort of in his own way sort of saying i'm enjoying watching the clintons suffer. don't forget he ran against them 23 years ago. what's happened, i think, in the democratic party is they say now what we've been saying on this s

these killers will talk to you, they will communicate with you. >> and i want to bring in pat, if pat is still there, jim. he wants to talk, but to pete's what he said, he wants to talk and he's been tweeting on a twitter account that's now been suspended. you have a suspect who wants attention, you have, again, this use of social media, and perhaps it has happened before. i've never reported where someone was live tweeting or attempted to live communicate with the public. their beef, which is what he's saying here, he was discriminated against and his alleged issues with the tv station and maybe even the victims. >> well, look at it this way. again, i have to point out, in my opinion he's a psychopath. it's all about him and his game. when he worked at other locations, he had issues there, too, because he wasn't getting what he wanted, he wanted to blame other people. that's what psychopaths do. at this station he had other issues that he's cropped up in his own head. when he committed this crime, i don't know that he thought he was going to get caught on camera. now that he has been

that's a first, pat. the quinnipiac poll, 28% of registered republican voters support donald trump the next closest competitor, ben carson. he comes in with 12% support. >>> i was unclear. so now it's been cleared up. it's real. >> we know it's real. >> it's swirled around there. >> yeah. the process that we would like to be let in on. it's 6:39 on this friday morning. coming up next, a wish granted. how the fdny helps a really sick teenager realize his dream. >>> also ahead, the fastest man in the world stopped in his tracks. we'll tell you what happened next. >>> of course, we'll have your weather and traffic on the 4s coming up. you're watching "today in new york." >>> live look there. bit of a wait into the holland tunnel right now. kilauea volcano roared back to life. it moved more than a half mile in one day. there's a subdivision of homes three miles away that's threatened. so far, though, no reports of accidents or injuries because of that volcano. there's really nothing you can do. it goes where

the boy stumbles, you see him there, pat. he's holding a drink and he punches a fist--sized hole through the painting titled "flowers" by an italian master. the painting is part of a private collection and insurance will pay for the restoration. may want to rethink their soft drink policy. >> at the same time, right? >>> not one, but two giant pythons recovered in vermont are headed to on animal sanctuary far, far away. one of the snakes, this one was about 17 feet long, weighed in at 220 pounds. how many people, six people -- oh, my goodness. this is a smaller one. he weighed in at 150 pounds. the collector got him from a man in new york but quickly called animal control. they're on to a way in a sanctuary. >> they're the largest ones they've ever seen in vermont. >>> we're getting a new look at the escape route that david sweat and richard matt used when they broke out of an upstate prison. a walk through of the route they took. after the convicted murderers got out of their jail cells in june, they walked across foot bridg

just talking to some of the neighbors around here, pat, they hadn't heard about this. the home invasion. they were shocked that a 13-year-old girl was part of t there are police officers on this block all the time, on sutter and union street. hearing about it. >> thank you, katherine. it happens anywhere any time. >>> time for a czech heck of weather and traffic now. >> what a nice weather feeling day to get technical. >> that's what we're saying. the humidity is down. it's going to feel good. it feels good throughout the day today. very low humidity levels. a nice breeze kicks in this afternoon. in the city, at 70 degrees. however. the burbs quite a bit cooler. 80 by noontime with sun. a few fair weather clouds. expecting a high of 84. we'll talk about the news in a bit. how is it rolling along on the commute. >> astoria, n trains are running from queensboro plaz to -- you can expect delays in both directions on the n and q. fastrack maintenance on the 1, 2 and 3. delays and service changes overnight there. adfgq and shuttle trains affected. and alternate side of the

pat, back to you. >> jay, thank you for that. another new york lawmaker is coming out condemning president obama's proposed nuclear deal with iran. congresswoman carolyn maloney says she'll vote to block the deal. it would significantly curb iran's nuclear ambitions in exchange for lifting economic sanctions. maney says she's concerned that even if iran complies, the deal doesn't block iran from weapons. >>> in today's money report, the markets looking good. let's check in with sue herera at cnbc's global headquarters. >> yes, it is a stronger day and a calmer day on wall street after yesterday's big rally. up better than 30 poi0s on the dow. the nasdaq also sharply higher. some of the support in the market coming in after china reportedly stepped in and bought stocks in its market overnight in a big way. there's a lot of speculation that china wants to stabilize its market by early september because that's when the country has huge military celebrations planned, and it certainly wouldn't look good if they were doing that and the

pat, the gloucester premium outlets now open today a lot of folks are out and about, it is beautiful weather. would you think this is a saturday or sunday with so many folks out here exploring the shops. now, this is a center part of the mall, and if you want to get a little bit of idea what kind of stores they have, i'll give you mini tour if you follow me. right here, you got banana republic if you're a fan, calvin klein, little down in the middle there you have yankee candle, there is a jewelry store, lots of different stores for a lots of different folks. so we do have video what it looked like earlier this morning when shoppers were lined up, just to get inside some of these stores. now, the mall sits off of route 42, and blackwood. the groundbreaking took place about a year ago. and crews kept on working, to open up on time for back to school shoppers. now, the outlet center home to 90 retailers, and including reebok, columbia sports wear, and vera bradley, which has been one of the more popular stores today. center employs about 800 people that includes full time and part time

wish we had better weather for pat, chris. >> sorry, pat. little sticky. not getting to that 90-degree mark. ending it at day four yesterday. it's going to be uncomfortable. could be pop-up thunderstorms, heaviest inland this afternoon. right now, 78 degrees, with high humidity. you step out into the soupy air mass it will eventually produce a few showers and storms, especially later in the afternoon. a high of 87 degrees. here's lauren. >> thanks, chris. good morning everyone. if you're head e. getting on the roads, delays on the fdr drive northbound. we have roadwork between 61st and 96th. you can see that stream of taillights there. we have an accident on the ramp. so the ramp from the fdr drive southbound to 53rd street is closed because of that. keep you updated. we'll take a live look outside. the grand central parkway by laguardia airport. smooth sailing there. the roads are in pretty good condition. more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >> thank you, lauren. >>> there's a robbery suspect on the loose this morning. this one out of harlem. "t

i'm pat chiarocchi. erika is off this noon. it is sticky, hazy and hot and humid summer heat we're experiencing. here meteorologist katie fehlinger. >> you set it pat. beautiful weekend. it was hot granted but it wasn't terribly muggy that's what's changing for us and the game danger as a result for us as we kick start this week. so we mentioned it is likely to be the hot defendant day in the stretch of 90 plus degrees days. we already have hit two days into the 90s over the course of the weekend so today will officially make eight heat wave for you here as well. and in the meantime, because it's getting kind of stagnant outside, we do actually have air quality alert that's in effect for you. let's actually we'll start things off that air quality alert basically extending through the central sliver if you will of the delaware valley. actually noticing that portions of the shore towns for example not included here. you've actually got a hint of a breeze there just take it easy when you walk out the door today. if you've got to b

good afternoon everyone, i'm pat ciarrocchi. thousands of people are logging onto septa's on line lottery for the chance to buy regional rail passes for next month's visit by pope francis. >> i'm erika von tiehl. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch shows you the ticketing system that went down last tight, but now up and running. >> the lottery ask live, since 12:01 a.m., septa linking to its papal pass lottery running until 11:59 tonight. >> no matter what time you enter your lottery submission, everyone has the same chance of being selected. >> on the site, you will enter your time, date, three rail station preferences, only 18 will run, your e-mail address, and then, wait. once the lottery shuts down, its system weeds out suspicious and fraudulent entries, then thursday, emails go out to buyers who want chance to purchase up to ten passes each. by the way, only 350,000 are for sale. >> i'm not going to stress right now. i just take one day at a time. >> septa's lottery comes after last month's try at selling passes on line

. >>> good afternoon everyone, i'm pat ciarrocchi. erika is off this noon. that tragedy in verge sent shock waves across the country and to news rooms across the country. reporter alison parker and photographer adam ward were shot to death in the middle of a live interview. they were shot by a disgruntled former employee, and that man later took his own life. we get more now from craig boswell in virginia. >> wdbj tv's morning show paused at 6:45 this morning, to remember two journalists who were murdered on air, by a former co-worker. >> please join us now in a moment of silence. >> reporter: reporter alison parker and photographer adam ward were shot during live interview wednesday, the gunman, vester flanagan, was a former reporter for the station, who went by the name bryce williams. hours after the shooting, he fatally shot himself. colleagues say, it is difficult to move on. >> we got the support, i think, just from the love and the outpouring of community support that we've gotten here. >> a memorial of flowers anibal ons continues to grow here outsid

we're told shall pat, that he will recover. we don't know the extent of his injuries. >> you can clearly see a number of firefighters still on the scene there. i'm sure they've rushed there hearing that a colleague was shot. they face dangerous decisions every day. you don't anticipate this. gunshots at the scene of a fire like that. he is expected to be okay. there's a heavy police presence. we understand there's a standoff. the person who fired that weapon still inside the house there. we'll, of course, keep you updated on that situation as it unfolds. >> the "today" show meanwhile is coming up in a few minutes. we'll check in right now with matt and savannah, see what's ahead. >> good morning. coming up on the show is former vice presidential gore really considering another run for the white house? what insiders are telling nbc news about the chances. >> alsoeahead, low fat or low carb? which diet helps you lose the most weight? we've got new research that can or may settle that debate. >> a can't miss concert when we get st

greg, good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon, pat. you mentioned it is a waiting game here at the montgomery county courthouse. you mentioned just about an hour, 1:00 p.m., expecting state's top prosecutors kate lean kane to show up here for her own plenary hearing. criminal charges were formally filed against kane earlier this month by district attorney, rita fuhrman. today we're expecting kane at the defense table during the first evidence hearing on charges she leaked grand jury material to the press. she's also accused of lying under oath about doing just that, and ordering top aides to illegally pour through computer files to keep an eye on the investigation, that followed, kane meanwhile has maintained her innocence, claiming these charges are backlash over what she says is a old boy's network in state government. she also says she's being targeted for earlier investigation she launched which uncovered attorneys and even state supreme court justice allegedly trading pornographic material on state computers. now, it is unclear th

pat wants to see demarco. >> reporter: not just pat but the entire city. >> we would, we would. but the thing is i'm not worried about demarco murray. here's a back who had 500 touches last here in dallas, 1845 rushing yards. if they wave at him f-they give him a nice comfortable chair to lie on, if they bring him in and out of the locker a couple of times this preseason that's enough. >> reporter: yeah, demarco murray we'll see if he takes the field. chip could pull fast one on us. he is that high priced free agent running back that we have been looking forward to seeing and sam bradford as well. the defense will get a test tonight. joe flacco of the ravens expected to get a few series. it should be an interesting evening at&t as the eagles take on the ravens. live from lincoln financial field, natasha. >> thank you pat. we appreciate it. get all your eagles news 24 hours a day. just head to our web site cbsphilly.com. >>> developing right now, a police investigation into a delaware county shooting. this was the scene on burning lane in aston. a 22-year-old woman was taken to t

michael, pat, you got it right. it's perfect outside. take a look at the plaza. e crowd beginning to trickle in forbl tockstoday" show. we have a temperature right now of 68 degrees. we have clear conditions out there and it doesn't get much better than this. in ct, that's our first headline this morning. let's get to it. it is near perfect weather for this time of the year. if you're to the north and west, you'll see that hint, that clim ological ht, if you will, that september is coming around and fall is not far behind.flthe heat wils build this weekend. we're tracking erika closely. not on for our friends a $27, the southeast united states, but also watching how it goes up the coast. we'll keep an eye on it. temperatures ic the area, 68 in ntral park. 60 in white plains. 66 in valley stream. pao rsiprapany -d up the 95 corridor, 57 in poughkeepsie. bridgewater at 55s and 57 in monticello. warm but retty much.average for this time of the year. why ispat going to feel so nice? check. is nice and dry and it's how we like it. storm track

>> reporter: good morning, pat and kerry. a 5-year-old, a boy named ekiel gray was swept away by a powerful riptide yesterday. he was enjoying the beach with his family. he went into the water about 5:00 last night when that current swept him away and he drowned. witnesses tell us lifeguards rushed into the water frantically searching for him. people here on the beach as well as first responders also joined in the search. eventually, gray was pulled out but he was not moving. emts performed cpr and rushed him to the hospital. but gray did not survive. this is not the first incident here at this beach. earlier this month, a mother and daughter were rescued after being pulled into the water by powerful waves. beach-goers tell us the water was very rough yesterday. >> water was rough. there was a lot of waves. pretty strong for a little kid. i saw little kids getting pushed back. >> this is devastating. 's very devastating. >> reporter: there have been more than two dozen other closea calls in water off the rockaways as well. as

i know pat buchanan. i would not vote for pat buchanan. so what? then i'm not allowed to run myself that i want to? a i think that's wrong. >> host: move onto christian illinois, independent. >> caller: good morning. i just had a few comments about earlier the immigration talk. one night recently immigration ceremonies were starting to be conducted in spanish. i'm independent, 23, i'm pretty open-minded. .com four, you know, i love different cultures but i just don't feel that we should assimilate so much to foreign culture, you know? it is america. i am very proud to be american. just maybe we should try to reel that back in, just kind of a thought. >> guest: i don't know about the ceremonies but look, my grandparents came over and didn't speak i emotional and ner spoke english perfectly. spoke other languages at home and the kids went to public school, learned english. i do think the assimilation of americanization of immigrants is something america has been good over the decades and centuries compared to your. it's something we have backed off f

pat gallen has highlights coming up. stay with us everyone. >> welcome back. a hitchhiking robot on a cross country journey has met its end right here in philadelphia. this is hitch bot it's a social experiment designed to see how humans would interact with the robot. word of hitch bot's location was shown on social media and drivers would bring it place to place. that came to an end last night in philly when someone spotted hitch bot and vandalized it. the vandals sent a picture to the hitch bot team but they say they can't track their creation's location because its battery is dead. >>> now after 15 years of development and $400 billion, the new f35 firefighter jet is finally combat ready. the u.s. marines have a squadron of f35's fully operational. other military branches will follow suit later. the f35 was supposed to be ready three years ago but it had a series of expensive and time consuming setbacks. the program is expected to run up a bill of more than trillion dollars over its lifetime. >>> scientists meantime they have taken a huge step toward eradic

pat has latest eagles news and other things. >> big tune up for this third preseason game. just a few days eagles will get their biggest and last true test of the preseason when they take on aaron rodgers and green bay packers. bird will hit the that you had sun contract of the lambeau field on saturday, an 8:00 o'clock kick off. jason peters will be protecting sam bradford and talks about the importance of the third preseason game. >> third preseason game will take a little bit more because we play a little bit more. we are just trying to get some good work, work on all that stuff we need to work on for the opener, and sharpen our tools. >> in the 5:00 o'clock hour we told but rasheed bailey, and his attempt to make the team. another rookie is opening eyes during the preseason, first round pick nelson agholor, wide receiver out of u.s.c. says it doesn't matter where he was drafted but work is the same for everyone. >> i'm here because someone gave meehan opportunity to be on this team whether it was in the second round, fixer round, third round, it doesn't matter. my job t

i will tell you this about pat houston. she was the first one to the hospital when bobbi kristina first fell into the coma. she beat the ambulance there. she was with her and rearranged her schedule so someone could be there 24 hours a day to bathe that child and take care of her. and that is why today she could devastated. that is someone she cared for and loved so much. >> kevin, thank you. gut wrenching stuff. >> and much more on bobbi kristina's burial beginning at seven tonight on the insider. kevin will have more on "entertainment tonight" at 7:30 on cbs2. >>> there was an outpouring of love for a young bat boy who died after being hit by a bat during a baseball game in kansas. 9th-year-old carser carlisle was wearing a helmet when he ran to retrieve a bat saturday. at the batter taking practice swing didn't see him and accidentally hit him on the head. players, coaches and team managers met with reporters today. the little boy died a day after that accident. those players and coaches said kaiser, quote, always had a

sestak narrowly lost to senator pat toomey in the 2010 election. unless someone else entering the race, two will duke it out in the democratic primary in april of next year. with me now is joe sestak. thank you for joining me. >> good to be with you, keith. >> i really appreciate it. so you trail toomey in the polls right now. how do you manage a campaign against toomey and mcginty at the same time? >> do what i have always done, just focus on people. let them know what i stand for and that i'm willing to address the biggest deficit in america today, which isn't the national debt, keith. it's the trust deficit. people don't trust anymore politicians of either party, republican or democrat. like i was a navy captain of a ship, if the crew trusted you, you could galvanize them and do anything. it's why i did that 422-mile walk across the state to show i wanted to earn their trust, to do the policy that would help them. >> we're going to talk about that in a bit. last march the fact that it snowed -- >> it was cold. >> let's talk about endorsement fir

so it is interesting that leona brown would target pat and have this big problem with pat houston, because her father bobby brown did not have a huge problem. ago. six months after she was found unresponsive in a bathtub. similar to the way her mother died three years ago. she will be buried monday next to her mother at the fairview cemetery in westfield, new jersey. autopsy results on exactly how bobbi kristina died are still not complete. >>> new tonight, more than 36,000 cases of kraft singings cheese are being recalled because they could be a chosing hazard. kraft says a thin strip of the packaging may stick to the cheese after it is taken out of the plastic. take a look at these labels. the recalled products are 3 and 4-pound boxes with a best when date of december 2015 and january 2016 with a manufacturing code of s54, s55 and kraft says 10 customers complained about the packaging. three have choked on the slices. >>> new at 11:00, nypd officers are scouring flushing meadows park after someone apparently spotted an alligator there this morning. police from the 110th precinct released

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right, pat? >> hard to believe. >> i didn't see it. >> this is according to the bureau of labor statistics which says the fares fell more than 5.5% in the month of july due to fuel prices going down. jet fuel prices dropped nearly 35% over the year. the plunge that happened over the course of the year, pat, it's now starting to trickle. >> su trickle. >> trickle down to consumers. >> very slowly. >> yes. >> we were complaining about that last year. was it schumer -- >> absolutely. apparently they're starting to feel it. >> good. >>ds> still ahead on this thursday morning, the local bakery celebrating with a new cookie. >>> are their days numbered? new information on the topless women who are roaming times uare, doing all this legally. >> we will of course have your weather and traffic on the 4s when we come back. you're watching "today in new york." blinds to go's summer celebration sale's so hot you're gonna need shades. not those shades. these shades! take a cool 20-35% off all sun shades, casc

but this is a huge complex, pat. as you know, eight buildings in all. students will have other classrooms to go to. engineers expected to be here later today. the hope is that repairs begin at some point today on the classrooms that are destroyed. back to you. >> i'm sure a lot of folks wondering if they'll be ready in time to start school. >>> time for weather and traffic on the 4s. check in with chris cimino. monitoring bands of rain moving in and out and how it impacts our morning. >> main concentration of this one band east of the city. this is going to be the last one. you can see off towards the west, nothing else is going on. most of new jersey quiet except along the coast of monmouth county. our main focus right now, we go into nassau county where the heaviest rain is. it's training in off the atlantic. this area in here from long beach on towards the north and east, hempstead, go along the l.i.e. toward oyster bay eventually. heavy downpours for a while longer. this band will shift into western suffolk county as well. it is pulling out of queen