jennings bryan in 1908, we begin with the words of william howard taft followed by william jennings bryan. >> i had known a good many people who are -- i have known a good many regular attendants in church and distant members that religiously, if you choose to use that term, refuse to contribute to foreign makers. i did not realize the immense importance of foreign missions. the truth is we have to wake up in this country. we are not all there is in the world. there are lots besides us, and there are lots of people besides us that are entitled to our airports and our money and our sacrifice to help them on in the world. >> imperialism is the policy of an empire, and an empire is a nation composed of different races living under varying forms of government. a republic cannot be an empire, for the public wrestles with the theory that government has their powers from the consent of govern and colonialism violates this theory. our experiment is colonialism has been unfortunate. instead of profit, it has brought loss. instead of strength, it has brought weakness. instead of glory it has

william howard taft throughout his career. and he also tried to follow in the footsteps of his father, alfonzo taft, becoming a lawyer locally here in natty, and also serving as secretary of war under president theodore roosevelt's administration. becoming governor and governor general of the philippines. serving as the 27th president of the united states in 1909 to 1913. getting out of the political arena for a little bit and becomes a professor at yale university. then in 1921, that's when he would get appointed to serve as the tenth chief justice of the united states. we're now in the nursery room. this is the room where william howard taft was born, september 15th, 1857. he would be the second sibling of five from alfonzo and louise taft. here in this room, the taft children, they would spend a lot of time growing up here in this space. we know that william had to share this space with several of his siblings. two younger brothers, henry and horace taft, they would also be here in this room. once william is old enough to m

jennings bryan in 1908, we begin with the words of william howard taft followed by william jennings bryan. >> i have known a good many people who are -- i have known a good many regular attendants in church and distant members that religiously, if you choose to use that term, refuse to contribute to foreign makers. i did not realize the immense importance of foreign missions. the truth is we have to wake up in this country. we are not all there is in the world. there are lots besides us, and there are lots of people besides us that are entitled to our airports and our money and our sacrifice to help them on in the world. >> imperialism is the policy of an empire, and an empire is a nation composed of different races living under varying forms of government. a republic cannot be an empire, for the public wrestles with the theory that government has their just powers from the consent of the governed and colonialism violates this theory. our experiment is colonialism has been unfortunate. instead of profit, it has brought loss. instead of strength, it has brought weakness. instead of g

instead of glory, it has brought humiliation. >> the words of william mckinley and william howard taft. jennings bryan change as a candidate -- of course taft went on to win the election. did william jennings bryan go on to change as a candidate? >> in 1900, the big issue was imperialism. the u.s. was fighting in the philippines to try to stop the philippine independent movement from winning a war of the insurrection against u.s. occupation of those islands, and that was a big issue of that campaign. william jennings bryan tried to make the power of the trust, the power of big corporations the issue. he said let the people rule. taft was perceived as progress of the time. and secretary of war under teddy roosevelt. teddy roosevelt was a progressive president. many of your viewers may remember george h. of the bush in 1988 running as the hand- picked successor -- george h. w. bush in 1988 running as the hand-picked successor to ronald reagan. he was not a charismatic figure, but people felt, i liked reagan, i guess i can vote for bush. people who like roosevelt felt they would be safe w

if williams isn't going to do it, if williams are going to keep these fifth round or tenth round or not even draftable athletes on their board slate, let us find the right athletes. put them out and it's not a referendum on allen but on the board. ultimately, this new board should determine from their experiences who is the ceo of the company. >> okay. let me pause you a second and get to other things in your portfolio. so viewers know, we reached out to mr. armstrong and the company, if they wanted to come on on the current dynamic between mr. meister and the company and declined so far. one final question. this is a pretty off-beat suggestion. how do you convince shareholders to vote in favor of this? >> i think what's happened at williams over the last several years is pretty offbeat. if they spend a few minutes with us and hear our perspective and i rk any member of the williams board to join me on your show or any other show or network and talk about it. have transparency, explain why their six incumbent directors who don't serve op one of their company boards over a billion dollar

william: asÍ es. ya conocemos a nuestros cinco finalistas, pero, ¿quÉ te parece si presentamos a nuestro jurado? alan: del circo de los hermanos vÁsquez, memo vásquez! william: para darnos su opiniÓn sobre los cantantes, desde la cabina de radio, enrique santos! alan: ya lo vimos bailando flamenco. en realidad viene a dar su opiniÓn profesional, nuestro querido presentador y gran amigo de esta casa, jomari goyso! william: y definitivamente, una colada que llegÓ de Último. ella es mela! alan: la tramposa se queda de jurado. o no, importante recalcar que el jurado va dar su opiniÓn profesional, solamente su opiniÓn. allÁ en casita, ustedes son los que deciden quiÉn serÁ la "revelaciÓn del verano"! william: tienen que bajar nuestro app "univisiÓn conecta". hidrata el cabello sediento con humectación intensa. nuevo whole blends de garnier. línea hidratante, con extractos de agua de coco y leche de vainilla. restaura y suaviza, para un cabello que se mueve libremente. nuevo garnier whole b

william: asÍ es, a cnco. esto es primicia mundial, su nuevo Álbum "primera cita". [ timbre ] ana patricia: ay, llegaron! vamos a abrir la puerta. william: 1, 2, 3! [ aplausos y gritos ] ana patricia: christopher, joel, zabdiel... pÁsenle! están en su casa. william: vÁmonos para acá, vengan! ana patricia: chicos, pÁsenle para acÁ. william: mira! ana patricia: pÁsenle, están en casita. quÉ gusto que estén con nosotros! ¿estÁn emocionadas? william: a ver, ¿todos caben? ana patricia: tenemos que platicar mucho. ahorita todas se van a tomar fotos con ellos. estÁn super emocionadas de que estÉn aquÍ! bienvenidos. >> gracias. william: y hoy estrenando "primera cita". yo sÉ que esta pregunta se la hace mucho. pero desde que ganaron "la banda", ¿cÓmo les ha cambiado la vida? >> ha sido una locura. han pasado muchÍsimas cosas en tan sÓlo ocho meses. ya salió nuestro primer Álbum y podemos trabajar en lo que amamos. muy poca gente tiene ese privilegio. ana patricia: ademÁs de que son queridos po

william: asÍ es. ya conocemos a nuestros cinco finalistas, pero, ¿quÉ te parece si presentamos a nuestro jurado? alan: del circo de los hermanos vÁsquez, memo vásquez! william: para darnos su opiniÓn sobre los cantantes, desde la cabina de radio, enrique santos! alan: ya lo vimos bailando flamenco. en realidad viene a dar su opiniÓn profesional, nuestro querido presentador y gran amigo de esta casa, jomari goyso! william: y definitivamente, una colada que llegÓ de Último. ella es mela! alan: la tramposa se queda de jurado. o no, importante recalcar que el jurado va dar su opiniÓn profesional, solamente su opiniÓn. allÁ en casita, ustedes son los que deciden quiÉn serÁ la "revelaciÓn del hidrata el cabello sediento con humectación intensa. nuevo whole blends de garnier. línea hidratante, con extractos de agua de coco y leche de vainilla. restaura y suaviza, para un cabello que se mueve libremente. nuevo garnier whole blends coconut water and vanilla milk. ¡dulce! !lavanda!dor! ¡dulce!

. >> the words of william jennings bryan. we are coming to you from his home and office in the state capital of nebraska. and hisjennings bryan wife moved here in 1902. we are coming to you from the first floor. he did much of his riding an entertaining here in this house. we welcome our guest, a professor of history at georgetown university. chairalso joined by the of the department of history at the university of nebraska here in lincoln. to set up this speech, the man that delivered it and the impact that it had bought democratic delegates. >> the country was very divided. there was a great depression. the democrats were split down the middle. the incumbent president was very unpopular. bryan comes into this convention as a dark horse candidate. he is defending the cause of free silver. this is to help people in trouble economically. he gives this speech and people go wild when they hear it. this was actually recorded later. the speech was from 1896. he was robust, vigorous. he had an amazing voice. he has really stepped t

cofounder ofe medium and twitter, evan williams. i is supposed she posted this on medium because the idea is you can't take it down. on peter thielke versus gawker? is that going too far or fair play? evan: four gawker or peter thiel? emily: either. evan: it's scary for the press. especially if unknown sources of money are fighting you. and of everything gawker did but in general, i'm a fan of freedom of the press. i think it is critical. avail,ely, gawker should but it would be a bad thing if random media sites can be taken out by people who don't like what they say. a question you deal with behind-the-scenes -- what is free speech? what counts as fair? what is going too far? i'm sure when you started blogger, there were trolls and online harassment. it seems like nothing has changed. evan: it has gotten worse, for sure. the early days of the internet, it was a little better and we club and if's a big you are there, you are welcome and we have dinner parties with our front door open. if you stop by, everyone is glad to see you and

with monsignor william lynn out on bail, williams is already planning the prosecution against him. while some evidence detailing the history of priest abuse and cover-up in the archdiocese may very well not be allowed in court this time around. williams believes his team will have enough to convince a jury to convict lynn again. >> when allegations were made, of sexual abuse against priests in our archdiocese, how they would handle that, how they would not tell the police, how they would tell the parishioners that the priest is being moved for health reasons. >> reporter: d.a. williams did not waiver in his decision to retry the case, in large part he said because of the abuse survivors. an attorney in philadelphia for some of those survivors explains another conviction for lynn would be significant. but it shouldn't stop there. >> the only way to move the ball

incident happened nine months ago outside williams home on woodbine avenue. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden joins us from center city with more, good evening, joe. >> reporter: good evening. yet another troubling revelation here involving seth williams, philadelphia's district attorney. his one time girlfriend connected to that tire slashing instant tenth. this is as sources confirmed that the federal investigation is underway involving his office and at this time seth williams has not commented. the headaches appear to be mounting for philadelphia district attorney seth williams. twenty-four hours ago it was revealed his one time girlfriend slashed the tires of the two cars that make up part of the office security detail. prosecutors in delaware county took over the case, to avoid a conflict of interest they have charged stacy cummings in connection with the accident that happened nine months ago. sources say the investigation was initially handled by members of the seth williams own staff. there are questions about why philadelphia police weren't invo

dudley, williams, etc. manus: williams is nonvoting this year. himself and bullard seemed to be members.up to date >> that is probably true. but perhaps i say that because i think the fed should raise rates. manus: how quickly do you think they should raise rates? we will hear more from alan greenspan later this weekend. he says when it comes, it will be fast and furious. >> unless they delay, that would surprise me. i think more likely, one hike at ost, two thist, tw year, probably another two next year. it is probably safe to say that the neutral fed funds rate is lower than it was. that the fed funds rate bridged 2%. we have to assume it was average , about 1%, which means nominal turns, a 3% rate is probably natural or normal, or neutral. so, they will probably move very cautiously. the current fed is still extremely dovish. manus: the current fed is externally dovish. that shifts into 2070? 17?that shifts into 20 williams will become a voting member. >> it is very interesting that he is shifting. bullard has shifted back and forth, very care

here with me for the hour, evan williams. i want to start with medium because you play a tremendous role in how we publish online and express ourselves online. medium is your vision for the future. give us an update on where it is and where it's going. evan: medium is a place to write stories and ideas. it's meant to be open to anyone and anyone who has something of -- something to say of substance to find their audience. it's an a on blogging or social media but it is focused on things that tend to be longer. it's used by both amateurs and professionals. everyone from the president to individuals with stories to tell. emily: president obama, bono, hillary clinton -- you have publishers like bill simmons, what is the balance between amateurs, influencers and publishers? evan: we think the mix is important and makes the conversation better. the entire point of medium is, unlike a standalone website, you are in the mix. your ideas bounce around with other people. you can respond and highlight and people can find you. one of our

today," back in court, just two days after his release on bail, monsignor william lynn will be back before a judge today. >>> septa slowdown. the transit agency is still dealing with the loss of a third of its fleet but now we're learning about when it could be back in full force. >>> and we're just one day away from the official start of the rio 2016 games. there will be a lot of local athletes in brazil. we're live in rio this morning to talk about our hometown heroes. >> announcer: "nbc10 news" starts now. >>> it's 5:30, good morning, welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm pamela osborne, let's start with the "first alert" weather, bill, cool start? >> temperatures are running a little cooler than yesterday. we're not seeing the fog of yesterday. a live view from easton. 68 degrees at 8:00, by 11:00, upper 70s. the suburbs and philadelphia 68 degrees. bright sunshine, it's going to warm into the 70s. middle 70s by 10:00 this morning. you'll definitely need your sunglasses today. nice warmup, 80s. just like yesterday the humidity will stay low. just like yesterday

overnight crash right out inned ted williams tunnel. what we are learning now of the cars involved as traffic is diverted into the airport. >>> a local man is in jail after he is caught on camera attacking two police officers. the suspect's violent past that sent officers to his house. >>> a surprise meeting planned with the president of mexico. how donald trump is spending his day hours before his highly anticipated speech on immigration. >> announcer: complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> daniel: good morning, it is 4:30 on this wednesday, august 31, the last day of the month. i am daniel miller. >> julie: last of the day month, first day of school for many kids out there. good morning, i am julie grauert. on that first day, it is going to be a warm one for many kids. shiri spear has more on what to expect at the bus stop and beyond, shiri. >> shiri: don't blame me, blame the southwest winds. it is carrying all the warm worcester. 63 in boylston. 56 in londonderry, new hampshire. a who

our own jeff cole ever asked williams if he used campaign fund that would have been a mistake in williams said he had not. spokesmen for d.a.'s office received to us williams campaign office for a comment on this new report. >>> in you decide 2016 hillary clinton back in fail a for the first time since the democratic national convention. >> so during her campaign stop later today as democratic presidential candidates is hoping to encourage more people get out and vote. dave kinchen live outside west philadelphia high school where there will be a crowd later today. >> reporter: that is right, hillary clinton may not have been born and raised in west philadelphia, but perhaps she feels like it, since she spent so much time here and such a significant part of her campaign, so far hillary clinton is back in west philadelphia afternoon rally and meet with supporters and volunteers launching a voter registration effort in wraps most contested battle ground state in pennsylvania between clinton and trump. democratic presidential nominee will continue her message of being stronger together while

william: eso! karla: oigan, les quiero presentar un video de un vestido, y quiero que lo vean, a ver si le gustarÍa este vestido para el dÍa de su boda. william: vamos a verlo. karla: ¿les gustarÍa, chicas? miren quÉ hermoso! pues estÁ hecho nada más y nada menos que de vasitos de cafÉ, puro material reciclable. realmente una obra de arte! alan: los recortaron e hicieron esta obra de arte. habÍamos visto con papel de baÑo, ¿te acuerdas? y obras con vasitos de cafÉ. william: cafÉ cubano, me he tomado como tres cafÉs cubanos. en serio, estoy reciclando las tapas de las botellas de agua, porque puedes ir al hospital de niÑos con cÁncer, y lo donas para raise money. si ustedes compran botella de agua, porque yo compro, todo el tiempo, las juntas. alan: y tambiÉn las latas de refresco. william: oigan, les quiero presentar a dos gotitas a --gatitos que se acurrucan. karla: yo soy el morenito. alan: nos llevamos bien, pero para estar asÍ, tampoco. william: ellos han sido adoptados, y est

so, you cannot get to route one a from the ted williams tunnel. barbara moussette: kelly came through for me and my husband, and i am just forever grateful... with my husband in cancer treatment, we fell behind on our bills, and we needed our tax refund to catch up... ...but hackers had stolen it. we reached out to kelly ayotte. she didn't know us at all, but she went to the irs and she fought for us. thanks to kelly, we got our refund and we kept our home. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte and i approved this message. fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh absolutely. i like that. tech support that lets your technician see the problem over your smartphone. only from fios. >>> 5:40 this morning. on the world. >> a boy, does he ever. he was given new h

♪ >>> back in court, monsignor william lynn walked out of prison this week. today, he once again goes before a judge. >>> relief on the rails. septa has approved a plan to help commuters. >>> and the usa leads the team to the first win in the olympics. >>> this is "nbc10 news." >>> good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm pamela osborne. >> and i'm tracy davidson. just about 6:30. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with his "first alert" neighborhood forecast. it looks beautiful this morning, bill. >> yeah, we've seen about a half hour of sunshine. we're going to see lots more during the day. 67 degrees right now in philadelphia. it's cool in the suburbs, look at king of prussia you see the sun coming up this morning, 79 at lunchtime. a few fair weather clouds in new jersey. no sign of any fog we've seen lately in the lehigh valley. and delaware, sunshine will warm temperatures into the low 80s this afternoon. by 11:00 this morning, 77. and as the temperatures climb, the humidity will be dropping just like we saw yesterday. 84 degrees in phila

williams said he had not. spokesmen for district attorney's office referred to us the williams campaign office for a comment on that new report. >>> in you decide 2016 hillary clinton back in philadelphia today. >> democratic presidential candidate is hoping to encourage more people to register to vote. dave kinchen on this story live outside west philadelphia high schools where crowds are speculate ter day with mrs. clinton. >> reporter: philadelphia is very big for hillary clinton during her coronation at democratic presidential nominee, she will be rallying now in west philadelphia, meeting with supporters and volunteers, launching a voter registration effort in pennsylvania perhaps the most contested path will ground state between clinton and trump. democratic presidential nominee will continue her message of being stronger together while talking jobs, and the economy. clinton campaigned with joe biden yesterday, appeal to white working democrats. biden took on his role as 2008 vp candidate the role of the

william: besos al aire! ♪ karla: vamos a la pausa, pero el doctor rivera nos enseÑa cÓmo nuestros antojos alimenticios pudieran indicar un problema de salud. alejandro: "despierta amÉrica" amanece en hollywood. compartimos con meryl streep y hugh grant, de la pelÍcula "florence foster jenkins". orlando: y en "cÓdigo segura", alejandro fernÁndez es la comidilla del dÍa por esta fotografÍa. y seremos muy de cerca el caso de giovanni medina. ¿serÁ que está prÓfugo de la justicia? porque estamos en "despierta amÉrica", el show donde todo se sabe primero! ♪ despierta amÉrica ♪ francisca: los deslaves e inundaciones causados por earl siguen sumando vÍctimas. el fenÓmeno es el mÁs mortÍfero en mÉxico en los Últimos aÑos. karla: alejandro fernÁndez es la comidilla del dÍa en mÉxico por culpa de esta foto. tenemos todos los detalles. francisca: el doctor rivera nos enseÑa cÓmo nuestros antojos alimenticios pudieran indicar un problema de salud. karla: en vivo desde los Ángeles, un Íd

right now ted williams tunnel is closed. traffic being diverted the service road past the crash scene. westbound lanes of the ted williams tunnel are also closed. that was for prescheduled construction work that will wrap up by 5 a.m. the expressway looking good north of the pike. besides the problem in the ted williams tunnel. thing are moving along fine. 11 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 21 minutes on 93 south. 22 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. another hot and humid day ahead. >> shiri: warm weather comes back in play, julie, but not the worst of the heat or humidity we have seen so far this summer. kind of sticky and 10 degrees warm earn than it was yesterday at least in boston. scattered showers develop. and monitoring tropical depression 9 for some possible labor day impact. here you can see tropical depression 9 is the one in the gulf of mexico right now. expected to become our next tropical storm, and eventually crossing over florida, passing by the virginia, north ca

williams: i'm glad you mentioned high school and young men. young men play an important part in how women are treated in this country, too, and around the world. we welcome the help of young men. i am really pleased as we go around campuses and high schools and colleges, we see young men are taking the lead in being supportive of the equal rights amendment, so i am proud of them , and i think we need to encourage the young men, too, because after all, many of them have sisters, they have a mother, someday they are going to have daughters. i would hope they would want equality of opportunity for their daughters and their sisters and their mothers. kris: i teach a gender studies course at my college, and every i started in 2009. every year, i have more men joining the course. it is great. i wanted to point out that social media i think is -- you may love it or hate it, but i think for students, it is one of the things that connects them and makes them feel like part of a community. it makes them learn about the issues. they may not be studying t

. >> and i'm sharrie williams. we're also following the massive flames that tore apart an historic church on lansdowne avenue today. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live at the scene on what's been a heartbreaking day for a number of people there. jeanette. >> reporter: it really has been an emotional day sharrie for a lot of parishioners. more than six hours after this fire broke out you can still see smoke. take a live look behind me. coming out from that which urge that steeple a charred frame left over and now hundreds of parishioners are without a church. reverend pamela k. williams says her morning started with a rush of frantic calls. >> my phone just started blowing up saying pastor pam your church is on fire, your church is on fire and i'm like what do you mean your church is on fire. >> reporter: dark smoke from the massive blaze at the historic good shepherd presbyterian church in overbrook could be seen from over a mile away. an "action news" viewer recorded this cell phone video just as dozens

in context. >> okay, once again please welcome fox news host juan williams. the hot button issue that drove republican pack was immigration. how did president john kennedy and his brother, senator ted kennedy change the game. >> immigration is the issue that has, well it's been a springboard, if you will, for donald trump's talk about building a wall. his talk about keeping muslims out of the country. his promise to get rid of the illegal aliens in our midst. this is donald trump's issue. even going bac president obama really wasn't born in this country. immigrants and immigration seems to have really touched a nerve with donald trump. but you know, you stop and thinking about the kennedy brothers. the kennedy brothers were the great grandchildren of irish immigrants, craig. and as such, they heard about how irish immigrants were mistreated by the protestant broman british in new england arrived. and when they came to power, when president kennedy was elected and when his brother came to the senate after president kennedy's assassination, there was a real eff

one guy you see out there rookie quarterback brandon williams. they will continue to throw him in the fire. >> because he is a guy we are going to look to lean on we want to see how he is doing. how high he will respond when and down welcome to the nfl for brandon williams. gray to practice his first preseason game average at best, that is expected, no need to panic. this week great for the rookie. williams going one-on-one all week with the chargers keegan allen. he reps in his development. he knows he will get picked on in the game tonight so patrick peterson offering this advice. >> definitely prepare all about taking what you learn from the practice field to the game. that's the biggest thing for quarterbacks -- cornerbacks. a great week of practice, do some great things. never translated over to the game so that is the biggest thing teaching them, other guys stay confident and practice the fundamentals remake kickoff 6:00 start is expected to play about 15 plays. after the game up over 2 12 >>> to be honest chandler jones a great addition. b

tuesday, he became a free man but today monsignor william lynn will be back in court. next in a live report at 5:00, we'll explain what the philadelphia church leader is expected to learn from a hearing that happens today. >>> also, animal assist. this baby owl was found hurt months ago in center city. next, hear how he's doing, thanks to some caring people. i'm hillary clinton and i approved this message. who do you talk to for military advice right now? well, i watch the shows. i mean i really see a lot of great - you know, when you watch your show and all of the other shows... while donald trump watched tv, as secretary of state, hillary clinton negotiated a cease fire in gaza. a reduction in nuclear weapons... took on vladimir putin... and stood up against the trafficking of human beings. a steady leader in an unsteady world. and spent eleven months in a pow vcamp.m what donald trump said about our members of the military being captured is a disgrace. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. when you fly over enemy territory, th

the car he hit, a mangled mustang driven by 20-year-old william angel of wesley chapel. >> william drew satisfaction om making other people feel good. he was going to work for my sister's motel and marina on the portage river up in ohio, fishing tourist area. he had the perfect personality for that work. my sister wanted to build a cabin each year to rent out, and i was building one. and he was due to come up in august to look at our first cabin. and of course, july 19th came, and he never got to see the first cabin. ♪ >> this is william's room. hasn't changed much. it's still the same room, complete with books and pictures and pictures of his old dog. his bed in the corner where it always was. this is still william's room. >> i know that feeling. i've been there. somebody tears your heart out, but you don't die. you don't bleed to death. you're still functioning. you're heartbroken, and you're devastated. he was a great little brother. we love him. we want justice. we want our day in court. >> we learned a lot in that first day, but there's still so many questions. i didn't know chri

emily: two people are dead after a violent crash near the ted williams tunnel in boston. a mini bus and car involved, what we know about the victims right now. randy: also breaking overnight, boston firefighters are trying to determine what caused a big fire in allston. the damage and the people left homeless, and 5 investigates a swanky party that led to the suspension of two top state employees. the public resources they used for their private event. randy: good morning, cindy. back to being warm out there. cindy: temperatures near 70 right now in boston and the skies are mainly clear with that southwesterly wind. worcester county at 63, already just a few high clouds beginning to filter in and if we look further to the west we have a cold frontal boundary with a few showers lining up. it will be very slow to approach today, but to the south we are watching another tropical depression of the carolinas and the gulf of mexico tropical depression could move toward florida tonight. of by increasing mid and high-level clouds through the afternoon but with the southwesterly w

william: besos al aire! ♪ karla: vamos a la pausa, pero el doctor rivera nos enseÑa cÓmo nuestros antojos alimenticios pudieran indicar un problema de salud. alejandro: "despierta amÉrica" amanece en hollywood. compartimos con meryl streep y hugh grant, de la pelÍcula "florence foster jenkins". orlando: y en "cÓdigo segura", alejandro fernÁndez es la comidilla del dÍa por esta fotografÍa. y seremos muy de cerca el caso de giovanni medina. ¿serÁ que está prÓfugo de la justicia? porque estamos ♪ despierta amÉrica ♪ francisca: los deslaves e inundaciones causados por earl siguen sumando vÍctimas. el fenÓmeno es el mÁs mortÍfero en mÉxico en los Últimos aÑos. karla: alejandro fernÁndez es la comilla del dÍa en mÉxico por culpa de esta foto. tenemos todos los detalles. francisca: el doctor rivera nos enseÑa cÓmo nuestros antojos alimenticios pudieran indicar un problema de salud. karla: en vivo desde los Ángeles, un Ídolo de la nueva generaciÓn de la mÚsica regional, rÉgulo car

he calls the vandalism case the latest setback for williams. on the same day cummings went to the d.a. office with her information august 10th williams went public and declared he if i would report $160,000 on his financial disclosure form including $45,000 for this new roof and other work on his home. >> we all have friends that do favors for us. >>> you buy us a beer take you out for a birthday dinner or what have you but when the gifts are of that level, a $45,000 roof work you have to wonder what exactly is going on here, what's on the other end of that transaction. >> reporter: and williams' spokesperson and his attorney so far have had no comment. i'm live in center city, chad pradelli channel6 "action news. rick. >> all right, chad, thank you. >>> the reward to find and convict the killer of eight-year-old gabrielle carter has grown to $76,000 tonight. this has family members announce she will be laid to rest on saturday. the 11:00 a.m. service at faith holy temple church of god in christ on river road in camden will be opened to the pub

in the manassas part of prince william county. back to you. >>> if your child is headed back to class in loudon county today make sure their smart phone is charged up. >> this year, public schools are technology initiative. superintendent eric williams told us the plan is to improve the quality of students work and its impact. he wants students to be able to connect with the world. >> teachers throughout our division are posing challenges to students and saying this is a real problem in the world and we want you to use technology to connect with information, resources, collaborators, and an audience beyond the teacher so you can solve those problems. >> doctor williams says this initiative will include students from third grade through high school. their work will be strongly guided and supported by teachers. the school district has also increased its supply to make sure every state of the union has access to devices. >>> don't forget, get out your camera, snap a photo of the kids before they head out the door. we want to see them

williams improved to 18 nl and the open first round. in a late match, andy murray had an easy time in his attempt to become the fourth man to reach all four grand slam finals. the second beat luis barrasso. murray won her second wimbledon title last month. a big win for the new york mets last night. seven to four over the miami marlins. curtis granderson came off the bench. josÉ reyes had four hits. new york moved ahead for second place in the nl east. the mets are 2.5 games behind st. louis for the second wild-card. lauren: donald shot makes a surprise announcement that he will meet with the president mexico ahead of a major speech on immigration. >> we're also going to secure our border and stop the drugs from pouring in and destroying our country. lauren: the latest in the campaign trail in google taking on google are in the right sharing business with even cheaper rates. we will have that story. stock index futures. unchanged for the s&p. dow futures down for. check in on oil prices. $46.20 a barrel to a third of 1%. you are watchi

the sheriff says after williams was arrested--he said his plan was to shoot the williams' father earl alston was also arrested for harboring a fugitive. both men are also expected to face drug charges. that's because deputies later found a marijuana grow house in the home. another non-travel related zika case has been confirmed in florida. that brings the total now to 43. the latest patient -- governor scott just made the announcement at a zika roundtable discussion here in tampa. pinellas county reported ?its first non-travel related case two days ago. the state is reaching out to other agencies....like the centers for disease control... for help.((more)) researchers predict about 400 people in florida will be infected with zika by mid-september. that new estimate is from a report by the university of florida , released just this week. and they say of those 400 patients... about 80 of them virus. they also think around eight babies will be born infected. these projections also say the outbreak will dwindle by november when temperatures drop and the mosquito population dies out. howev

now we hear from seth williams, the d.a. we have more coming up from him at 6:00 tonight. >>> it's nearly 24 hours after a woman was hit and killed crossing the street in atlantic county. we are hearing from those that actually heard the accident and then saw the horrific after imagine. janet reyes is live in galloway township with the car that police are still looking for. >> reporter: well, monica, as we speak galloway township is out and about interviewing anyone that may have seen the driver hit this young woman and leaving her to die on the side of the road, as soon as i went up to the street there was a body in the road. just laying in the road. witnesses of a deadly hit and run gathered in horror as 27-year-old aubry service lay dead on the ground. >> i was sitting outside of my hotel room and all of a sudden i heard a big bang like a car accident. i came running over -- >> galloway township police say that monday evening at 11:30 the egg harbor resident was walking in the crosswalk at route 30 in the westbound lanes

todd: they honored william shatner by the clearing it william shatner day in boston. mayor walsh: [indiscernible] [laughter] mayor walsh: william shatner is looking like, what the hell is he talking about? william shatner: did you the opportunity to see a how much fans love their work. >> it makes you feel good as an artist. it's a fun environment. todd: by the end of comic-con, some 50,000 fans will come through these doors soaking in the art and atmosphere. todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5. >> now sportscenter 5, powered by xfinity. reid: will play game 2 of their series over at fenway tonight, red sox bats exploding for a 9 to 4 win last night. it'll be clay buchholz on the mound for the sox tonight he -- tonight. he gets to start with the injury to knuckleballer steven wright . buchholz has been mostly used out of the bullpen the season due to his struggles in the rotation. also andrew benintendi getting the start in center field tonight and sandy leon will be and as you can see here clay's status the 2016 season. nothing to write home about. coming out of the

eastbound president ted williams tunnel is closed at exit 26 because of this crash. traffic diverted into logan bennington street. can also use the callahan tunnel. that road is closed in the ted williams tunnel just after exit 26. early accident on 24 near 139. i just reported that seven minutes ago. it has cleared and still seeing residual delays. live drive times. 24 minutes on 24 from 123 to 128. i expect that to drop now that the accident was heard clap 23 minutes on the pike eastbound. 26 minutes south. back to you. overnight house fire on myrick street. boston fire said the flames started on the second floor of the large home that have three apartment units inside. officials say at least 11 people have been displaced. the red cross has been called to the scene and right now it looks like no residents were hurt, but we do know that a fire fighter was taken away by an ambulance for a back injury. we are continuing to update you on any information as crews continue to watch out for hot spots. >>> a teenager accused of stabbing another teenager in the neck with a

william lynn next year. with monsignor william lynn out on bail, williams is already planning the prosecution against him. while some evidence detailing the history of priest abuse and cover-up in the archdiocese may very well not be allowed in court this time around. williams believes his team will have enough to convince a jury to convict lynn again. >> when allegations were made, of sexual abuse against priests in our archdiocese, how they would handle that, how they would not tell the police, how they would tell the parishioners that the priest is being moved for health reasons. >> reporter: d.a. williams did not waiver in his decision to retry the case, in large part he said because of the abuse survivors. an attorney in philadelphia for some of those survivors explains another conviction for lynn would be significant. but it shouldn't stop there. >> the only way to move the ball forward is with the archdiocese to come clean, so to speak. not oppose the statute of limitations retroactive provisions, and

william hill rejects an increase takeover offer. details next. ♪ guy: welcome back to your on the move. i'm showing you a shot of london and new york waking up. mid august, what is going on. a busy week in terms of what is happening stateside. we have a lot of fed speakers so there are plenty of things coming up in the week ahead. let's look at some of the highlights for you. tomorrow we get some of the first high data on the u.k.'s post brexit economy. on wednesday is the last fed rate setting meeting and on thursday the release the latest monetary policy decision. we have to dig in to some of these moves going on. >> bets are off. rejected an has increase offer from -- jarvis joins us now with more on this story. why is the stock down if this is a raised offer. >> let's establish this first that it is a raised offer. the stock terms of the offer have been increased today. instead of getting 44% they will get 48%. the cash terms are unchanged. the problem today rises where william hill said that the offer is worth 352 pence per s

philadelphia diss trek attorney seth williams says the ringleaders owned cheap auto. he says they faked inspections replaced vehicle id numbers and made fake insurance cards so they can resell stolen cars. mostly from local car rental companies. williams says the theft ring cost the company half a million dollars in losses. >>> donald trump is thanking nypd tonight after bizarre scene in new york city. this man started climbing up the outside of trump towers using suction cups. he almost got two dozen stories before police yanke yanked him . fox's jennifer lahmers shows us how this all played out. >> reporter: what spectacle it was on fifth hour for three hours it took fourths to come to an end. everybody was fixated on what was happening and the events that were unfolding and tonight the climber has been arrested. using heavy duty suction cups

seth williams has not been around to answer to any of these questions. it is unclear when he will be back on the job. in center city, outside d.a.'s office joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> in camden county two people were hurt after their car was struck earlier this afternoon. crash happened in haddon heights at clemens bridge road and east atlantic avenue. intersection was closed for a few hours while investigators combed that scene. two people were taken to cooper trauma center in camden. their conditions are not yet known. authorities say no crew members on that train were hurt. >>> a bucks county woman has been accused of rigging horse races by introducing performance enhancing drugs. twenty-five year-old merion vega is facing charges. investigators say she gave drugs to horses while employed at parx casino and racing venue. vega is out on $20,000 bail and set to peer in court august 31st. >>> bucks county district attorney david heckler says he is ready to call it a career. announced his retirement at a news conference in doylestown this

one player we're all wanting to see, third-round pick brandon williams. he's the owner starting cornerback. he says it's job to lose even with justin bethel comes back from injury. williams is impressing everyone at camp, including one of the vets including carson palmer. >> he plays as advertised, as far as the physical specimen, but you just see him get better and better and get more and more comfortable of there's not a throughout college. but for a guy to come in a very complex system and play extremely well, especially for a rookie i think has shocked a lot of guys. >> reporter: what is quite the complement from quarterback carson palmer considering williams has really ohm played one season of full cornerback when he was at texas a&m. another guy i'm wanting to see d.j. humphreys. tonight will be his first taste of real live game action. best moments, highlights live, cameron cox. >> all right. thank you. cooper a year ago, i think most people would have said the road to the super bowl would either go through carolina or through seattle. this year, m

>> absolutely. >> at williams itself? >> absolutely. >> about a month or so half of williams directors resigned. misguidance, poor capital allocation, even --. i asked mr. armstrong for his side of the story. >> we had some big complicated projects. we had some big acquisitions that we had to go in and get on the front end. and we started. we had virtually no position at all. and we started in there in 2010. today we gather through our investments. we gather 38% of the natural gas coming out of the the marcellus and the yutaka, which is by far the most importants in u.s. today. >> okay. so meaning you are going to go better than you did? >> we have gotten our ourselves positioned in an incredibly position. people know it is by far the best pipeline into the markets in the u.s. it is continuing to grow rapidly. by 2020 we'll have nearly doubled the capacity on that system. and when i say capacity, i mean fully sold out capacity that we had in 2010. and it is already the largest pipeline. and so doubling the nation's larges

but prince william is changing that. he and duchess kate went to visit a hospice facility, wednesday... and they met a 14-year-old boy named ben... who recently lost his mother to cancer. he was having a hard time... well, william reached out, put his arm around him... and told ben: it's okay to be sad... it's okay to miss his mom... how he feels. it's been 19- years since his mother, diana, passed away, and he still misses her everyday. all this comes just one week before the anniversary of diana's death. she'd be ?immensely proud of how compassionate and warm her sons have grown-up to be. donald trump facing new criticism - he appeared to mock a reporter with a disability. "you gotta see this guy. 'uhhhh i don't know what i said, i don't remember.' he's going like 'i don't remember'." "putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. i don't want to sound too much like a chauvinist." "you have to be wealthy in order to be great. i'm sorry to say it." a new law coming to priorities usa action is responsible for the con