the club in the mostly white suburb of huntington valley denies discrimination. but our philadelphia station kyw reports protestors say otherwise. >> reporter: the controversial decision sparked a community protest, and now the pennsylvania human relations commission is investigating. the anger now is even coming from some swim club members. they're outraged over their private club's decision to essentially kick out about 55 mostly minority children from the creative steps day camp. the kids, including 12-year-old marcus allen, swam at the pool on june 29th. they say at that time they heard racist remarks coming from other members of the huntington valley club. >> how they were like mad that black people were coming in here and how they didn't want these black people in here. >> saying what are all these black kids doing in here and how she was afraid we might do something to their child? >> it hurt our children, and it hurt their children. no children should be hurt because of this. >> reporter: the club's president says allegations of racism simply aren't true,

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once a week at the spacious huntington valley club near philadelphia. it sounded ideal for 65 kids described as black and hispanic at creative steps day care summer camp. >> i was excited. the parents and children were excited. >> reporter: but when the youngsters showed up at the pool june 29th, after the day camp signed and paid a $1,900 contract, this happened. >> the children came running down the hill saying, miss wright, miss wright, these people up there are saying, what are those black kids doing in the pool. >> reporter: her son said he was sitting outside the pool and heard white adults say this. >> they were like, what are these black kids here. and then they were saying, i'm afraid they might do something to my children, they might try to still some of my stuff or harm my children. i was like, i was amazed that they would say something like this because we're just like a kid, we're just like your kids. >> reporter: mrs. wright says the swim club's director told her he was embarrassed, held an emergency board meeting, and called her back the

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. >> repairs are underway for a water main break in the huntington area. the pipe burst around 6:00 a.m. on franconia road and telegraph road. one lane of traffic in each direction is able to get by. >>> coming up, a final farewell to the floor of a couple killed during a robbery. and new details about why police arrested and eighth person in this crime. and we are about to find out just how badly endeavour was damaged during liftoff. and we are on storm watch today. adam has details of severe storms. i can smile, i can carry on our conversation i do most of the talking yes i wear dentures and they fit wonderful super poligrip acts as a seal between my dentures and my gums super poligrip makes eating more comfortable. even well fitting dentures can feel more comfortable with super poligrip. just a few dabs of super poligrip create a seal between your dentures and gums to make them more comfortable while you eat. i can eat my steak, i just love it. try super poligrip. >> more witnesses are taking the stand today in the trial of a d.c. woman accused of killi

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morris talked about the bucket the book review bookstore in a long island town of huntington, new york. this is just under an hour. [applause] >> thank you. you know, my ego is not such that when i encountered this traffic on the way here, i realized it was for the met yankee game. [laughter] but, i am delighted to see everybody here. thank you very much for coming and i apologize for being late. thank you. well, these are very difficult times. i am very happy that you finally found a bank to co-sponsor this that is not owned by obama. [laughter] somehow i don't think aig would sponsor these kinds of the events anymore. we are, this is odd to be smiling but we can't do anything else. this is a very difficult time of course in this country. and, we are not suffering right now, because of the recession that started

>> i have a diversified portfolio for stocks such as amd, ciena and huntington bank. can you give me your thoughts? >> people are concerned and they're lumping in huntington bank with renalents, that's wrong. that's wrong. they lump it with fifth third and it's better than that and the insiders keep buying. it is $.07. if you really want them to get conservative i'm going to recommend it, fmer and the bank stock. i nailed bankamerica's three and i hated it all of the way down. sally in florida. sally! >> hot and steamy sarah so thea boo-yah. what's up? >> well, i've watched starbucks a year ago for $23 and i want to know, now that they've got an earnings they're good and it's gone up over 10% tonight after-hours and now should i keep holding it in hopes of getting back to 23? >> think howard schulz has it together. he did say it would not just be eight months, nine months and 10 months and 18-month term. he has a new bunch of product offerings and i would not let starbucks go. i am a buyer of starbucks here and not a seller. that does not mean that i'm backing away fr

host: this is leonard, in huntington beach. caller: your previous caller alluded to what i was going to say. we already have socialized medicine -- medicare and medicaid, fraught with abuse. now, we expect that the government will run a new program and be able to run it better? i do not buy it. host: to pennsylvania, came crawling -- calling on our democrat like. caller: barack obama is speaking the truth. the people are suffering. they cannot get medical treatment. they cannot get anything. host: president obama at northern virginia community college in annandale, virginia. you can watch it any time on line at c-span.org and we will show again tonight in our prime time, beginning at 8:00 eastern, here on c-span. good afternoon to andrew, on a republican line. caller: after hearing his speech about health care, i cannot help but think that when he says if you read it and mall for the scare tactics, you will realize that this is a wonderful bill for it i wish he would say that he would encourage looking at the counter argument.

and on the yellow line, the's work near the huntington station. >> it would be nice to travel freely through the city, but sometimes they need to get work done, and it needs to be done on the weekend. >> the green line is free of work, but tonight's billy joel and elton john concert will likely cause delays on that line too. metro will run an additional eight-car trains and additional cars. tro says people should expect long lines there after the concert. but people who live nearby are in some ways welcoming the crowds despite potential delays. >> that brings more revenue to the nation's capital, and i think we don't have that much entertainment going on already. >> now, for the most part, trains will be coming and going every 12 to 15 minutes or so. but when you factor in all the stopping and going once you're on board trains, that's where metro is coming up with this 30-minute figure. if you're going to use metro to get around town, plan ahead. >> good advice, thank you. if you're traveling by car instead, watch out in the commonwealth. extra state troopers will hit the roads this

it happened on huntington boulevard -- boulevard and white marsh mall. the three occupants were burned beyond preace nietion. >>> a long time baltimore cab driver is dead after an overnight accident. witnesses say it was a situation of a drag racing gone wrong. >> reporter: coworkers say harvey brags was a polite driver, a nice man, trying to take care of his family but his well intentioned efforts were cut short by a deadly crash in the city. flipped on its side with the contents spilling all over the street. that's how cab number 198 ended its run in the city ending the life of driver harvey brags. >> i started crying. >> reporter: this worker at diamond cab got news in a caring phone call after midnight. it was a blow to hem and -- to him and others where brags worked. >> nobody could believe it, a nice driver. >> reporter: a nice driver killed by drag raising. one whom to didn't want to be seen on camera said brag's cab was making a u-turn when it was slammed by a fast-moving car. >> they're crazing. young people acting crazy. they were drag racing d

. >> reporter: bianca solorzano, cbs news, huntington valley, pennsylvania. >> now, the pennsylvania human relations commission says it has opened an investigation into the incident. >>> the self-proclaimed white supremacist is still not well enough to appear in court. >> vic, a court-appointed attorney for 88-year-old james von brunn says his condition hasn't changed much since he was shot by security guards. he was accused of killing holocaust museum guard back in june. von brunn admits to hating jews and african americans. he was shot in the face by another guard after allegedly killing johns. >> a district court has set a preliminary hearing for july 30th. >>> a howard county teenager was shot and wounded after a fight on a basketball court. it happened last night on this court in the owen brown village in columbia. police say the 18-year-old got into another fight with another player and was then shot. friends helped carry him back to his home, where they called 911. the teen was treated at shock trauma with nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> on route 30 in manchester, the fire d

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forecasters say the swells could reach up to ten feet today, just in time r surfing championship in huntington beach. surfers are being warned to use some extra caution. >>> and now, to this morning's weather from around the nation. more scattered showers and thunderstorms for the east coast. with the heaviest downpours in maine and. >> nancy: >> nancy:. much-need rain stretching through south texas. strong tomroh ws from wisconsin to nebrask a high of 93 in omaha.91 n . stlouis. and low 80s for chicago, detroit and fargo. mostly in the 90s from albuquerque 20 boise. 86 in portland. and 80 in seattle. a mild 75 in boston. 83 in new york. and 89 in atlanta. dallas will get up to 97. and new orleans is 91. >>> and when we come back, a pay raise for millions of workers today. that is in your business news straight ahead. >>> and there's just a couple more days to say alaskan governor, sarah palin. our new poll says what americans >>> overseas stock markets are mixed this morning, after wall street hit its high water mark for the year. tokyo's nikkei average climbed 1.5% today. hong kong's hang se

orange line between vienna and west falls church and blue and yellow lines between braddock road and huntington. work starts later tonight and runs through sunday. you can check out all of tonight's top five on myfoxdc.com. just click on web links. >> thank you. >>> don't stress over the mess at metro is weekend. why not hit the beach. gary has your full forecast coming up next. >>> need to get your vacation fixed this summer but don't want to break the bank? how to find afree place to crash on the other side. >>> first, can you stand it? the promised of unfiltered, uncensored nonpolitical correct tweet coming your way. sarah palin still the governor in alaska but for the next ten days she's keeping her twitter activity professional. come july 26 the former vice presidential nominee will launch her personal twitter page. hmmm... well... naaa... yeah! calculating for getaway. ♪ find your way to a perfect destination at busch gardens... and water country usa... where family-fun surrounds you... and world-class rides astound. start at buschgardens.com. it's the all new sesame street forest of fu

randy bateman at huntington firms. scott wren senior equity strategist with wells fargo advisers. cnbc's sue herera to talk about what's going on. scott wren, let me put that question to you. what was behind today's move? >> we have received some good news. certainly we've received some good company news. but i think the market since the early march lows has done a pretty good job at anticipating the news that we're just starting to see now. i still think we're getting up here to the top of the range. i think it's going to be tough to get through 950 or 975 in the s&p 500. i think we'll have more consolidation or pullback from here. >> randy, are you on the other side of the trade or do you agree with that? >> i somewhat agree with that. a week or so ago we were hearing a lost doom and gloom, we were even talking about having some more money spent from the fiscal side of things. we were saying all along these green shoots is going to be inside a fiscal fertilizer that is going to have some traction and will manifest itself today. but it's just today. we need to see a more prolonge

yesterday, the valley club of huntington valley, noted to reinstate the memberships of three day camps if safety issues, times and terms can be agreed upon. the most black and hispanic children were to swim once a week at the gated club in an overwhelmingly white township. >>> people in california are saying forget the ious from schwarzenegger, why not legalize all pot and bring in some money to the state? >> the governor and legislature are ignoring millions of californians who want to pay taxes. we're marijuana consumers. >> people who support the bill say the revenue from an $800 sale of marijuana will put at least a $1 million debt in the $26 billion deficit there. >>> and nasa will try again this evening to send the shuttle endeavour on its way to the international space station. you're looking at a live picture there. video from cape canaveral. stormy weather scrubbed yesterday's attempt. they could try again tomorrow or wednesday. the ship will carry the final piece to japan's space station will -- lab. >>> as we await michael jackson's official cause of death his sister, latoya

[chanting ñ] >> protesters surrounded the valley club in huntington valley. they were upset because a summer camp of minority children had their swimming privileges canceled after one visit. the children said they overheard racist comments that made them feel unwelcome at the pool. >> i live down there. i didn't know people still felt like that. >> what are all these black kids doing here, and that she was atrade that we might try to do soming to her child. >> i never heard any comments. i think it's unfortunate that this had to be said by the children. it's very sad. it it not represent our position at the swim club. >> the club said it was overcrowding that caused the cancelation of the contract. another camp's contract was also revoked. both had their money refunded by the club. >>> it's a palin family feud. the former fiance of the governor's daughter speaks out about sarah palin's abrupt resignation. levi johnston says she left the state house in order to pursue lucrative deals including books and a reality show. johnston said he overheard the former gov

members of the valley club of huntington valley voted to reinstate memberships of three day camps. the camps paid the club to let the campers swim at the club this summer. the memberships were canceled when the club said there wasn't enough room. several campers had said they heard members making racial comments when they swam there. the club said they will work with the kids to find times for the kids to swim. >>> and now bob belote is talking with 9 news now after the standoff this week. >> reporter: bob says he was calm throughout the entire ordeal. he was unemotional yesterday, but sunday at church he broke down. >> and they played the first hymn and i folded up, being so thankful for what god did for us. and just realizing how much he's in our life. >> reporter: an emotional bob belote talks about the terror on friday while the s.w.a.t. team moved closer in, a nightmare was happening inside the bell oat's valley view home where the couple said they have never endured in their 60 years of marriage. bob often leaves his garage and the door to the house open, easy target for some

they will single track between braddock and huntington on the yellow line. >>> 6:44. coming up next, covering abortions with your taxpayer money. a new controversy is brewing. we will have the l[ >> you are watching abc 7's "good morning washington," with doug mckelway, alison starling, meteorologist brian van de graaff, weather, and lisa baden, traffic. this is "good morning washington," on your side. >>> a new witness could come forward in the case against chandra levy's accused killer. matt brock has the details. the prime suspect will have a hearing later this morning. >> prosecutors revealed this new witness in papers filed for today's hearing. it says this person claims they were attacked on a bike path. it does not say where. but a person who looked like a mark guandique. is not clear whether this will change his defense strategy. -- by a person who looks like ingmar guandique. public defenders argued there was no physical evidence in the case, only the word of a jailhouse snitches who claimed he confessed. they said the contents of the affidavit demonstrate ho

. >> but amy and some members of the hunt -- of the huntington terrace neighborhood association have been fighting those plans. aerial photos show where the house bill could expand within its existing space, rather than -- show where the hospital could expand within its existing space, rather than into the surrounding neighborhoods. >> it could create a mega block structure. >> he says he supports the change, calling it necessary to provide the community with the best care possible. >> yes, it will be a different neighborhood. but we're not talking about a strip mall. we're not talking about a cement plant. we're talking about a hospital. >> she and her neighbors have sent letters to the county board of appeal, voicing their opposition to the plan. the board is expected to vote in the fall. >>> let's check the traffic conditions right now pinpoin. >> traffic has a slow pace here. there are more delays as you get past the interchange at university boulevard. it is bumper-to-bumper, due to an accident near the beltway. there is a new record at 95 northbound. it is a slow ride from beth

traffic will be detoured to huntington avenue. those lanes will remain closed until sunday. >>> this morning there's possible health scares looming on capitol hill. senators and staffers have been notified about a possible swipe flu contamination among pages. >> pages work closely with senators on floors. news4 tcee wilkins is here with more. >> reporter: five pages out of a total of 50 have been isolated from lawmakers. other staffers are demonstrating flu-like symptoms, possibly the swine flu. senators were sent a message here alerting them of the issue. he said that five pages are exhibiting an elevated temperature and causing a sore roat. most likely the h1n1 virus or swine flu is causing this. the test won't confirm it and won't alter the treatment. the pages are resting comfortably away from their piers. they work on capitol hill during the summer. they say this is a good opportunity to remind lawmakers to make sure that they and their staff are prepared for if upcoming season and the possibility of having to work at home if

the black and hispanic children -- the valley club in huntington valley denied that it turned away kids because of their race. it was because of safety concerns. >>> chris brown is apologizing to his fans and a girlfriend rihanna. he faces felony assault charges relating to an attack on rihanna. he agreed to get professional help at live his life a role model. speaking directly to his fans, he said he was sorry for the february incident that sent his girlfriend to the hospital. >> i have told her countless times, and i am telling you today that i am truly sorry. >> it was before the grammy awards. in this video, he does not offer details, but repeatedly expresses remorse. >> i am sad and ashamed of what i have done. >> some fans say it is too little too late. >> you have a face that everybody looks up to. >> atonement for something you did wrong is the best way. i think he should of done it sooner. >> i think he should get the professional help that he needs. >> it is up there with the most taboo issues in society, whether it is beating a woman or molesting a child, they are both the sa

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. >>> workers are repairing a water main and the huntington area of fairfax county. it ruptured on franconia road. traffic on at franconia road has been shifted, but one lane is moving in each direction. the work is expected to last through this evening and could continue until tomorrow. >>> a fairfax county, is watching the british open closely. sports director tim brant tells us why. >> in golf, ey say to expect the unexpected. it was moving day at the british open. tiger woods collapsed and missed the cut. tom watson and shares the lead with a third-year pga pro who was an alternate, never played the links before, and is from fairfax county, va. his parents are on the golf's version of cloud nine. >> you have to believe that you can achieve your dreams. >> their son on top of the leader board in ocean away. and it is probably one of the best rounds i have ever had. >> he started swinging as soon as he could stand. he played at the university of virginia. after today's round, he spoke to his mother on the television. -- on the telephone. >> he was very calm and i w

it all happened in huntington valley, pennsylvania. that is just north and east of philadelphia. and making matters worse, the president of the valley swim club says that -- said this after the accusation -- "there was concern that a lot of the kids would change the complexion and the atmosphere of the club." poor choice of words there, right? well, the club is now saying the accusations are false and they're blaming it all on overcrowding. but what some kids say they heard at the pool paints a different story. listen. >> i heard this lady, she was like what are all these black kids doing here. she was like i'm scared they might do something to my child. >> she said she don't want any black kids there. >> well, state officials are now investigating. and one of the senators from pennsylvania, arlen specter, has taken a large interest in this story as well. joining us on the phone is the executive director of creative step ps camp, who is pulling over and trying to find a safe spot to pull over and talk to us on the phone. we appreciate your time. thanks for talking to us. let me r

. >> reporter: bianca solorzano, cbs news, huntington valley, pennsylvania. >> reporter: the pennsylvania human relations commission is immediately opening investigations into this incident. >>> a spectacular meteor soared over pennsylvania monday. we have video to show you. take a look. this is surveillance video from a business in york, pennsylvania. take a look at that. wow. the image is murky. but if you watch the right side of your screen again, you'll see the brilliant light drop from the shore. >>> a picture-perfect day. a look at the skies now. outside, it's warm and sunny, with below average temperatures and pleasantly low humidities. eyewitness news has weather and traffic together. meteorologist tim williams is here with your updated numbers. still talking about that meteor. >> i'm sorry. i thought that was sally driving to work. [ laughter ] you know, i've seen it before. it's nothing surprising. we're looking at a pretty nice day today. nothing like that in the skies, thank goodness. not too much in the skies at all. what we will be looking at, possibly rain in the skies and

. >> reporter: protestors gathered outside the gates in huntington valley saturday, some of these people not directly connected to this controversy. >> they can't get away with just letting this flow over and that the media and the people are going to take notice. and we're going to fight for change here. >> reporter: but others, like george sadler, know all too well, the pain it has caused. his stepdaughter, arsele bagwell was told not to come back. >> how did it make her feel? >> she was so mad. >> this is not something you ever expect a child to have to worry about growing up, well, am i going to be accepted here because of my skin color? >> reporter: the controversy began monday, when about 65 kids were supposed to go swimming at the valley club. they paid nearly $2,000 for the summer long arrangement. but when they arrived, several kids they say heard racist remarks from white members. some members pulled their kids out of the pools. and a few days later, the camp was told not to come back. >> i heard them say, what are they doing here? and they pulled -- and i'm assuming that that

developments from huntington valley, pennsylvania outside of philadelphia. this is a story that had a lot of people talking this morning. what are you hearing? >> it is, kiran. what a controversy. we're outside of that swim club just outside of philadelphia this morning. you can see on the gates of the swim club behind me, there are homemade signs left behind by protesters, one read, could sasha and malia swim here? of course, president obama's two daughters. now the human rights commission has launched an investigation into the allegations that some of the kids were asked to leave because of the color of their scare. skin. >> reporter: swimming once a week at the spacious huntington valley club near philadelphia. it sounded ideal for 65 kids described as black and hispanic at creative steps day care summer camp. >> i was excited, the parents and chirp were excited. >> when the students showed up to the pool after the day camp paid and sign a $1900 kraktd, this happens. >> ms. rice, ms. rice, they said what are the black kids doing in the pool. >> marcus all

. >> bianca solorzano, cbs fuse, huntington valley, pennsylvania. >>> the director of another day camp turned away by the club says her group was treated well. the storybook says half of their campers are minorities. >>> a traffic stop in louisiana turns deadly as an officer and the suspect struggle. the dash cam shows a deputy trying to handcuff adam stocker when stocker puts something in his mouth. the two eventually fall to the ground. and he eventually has breathing trouble. he later died on the roadside. a coroner ruled the death accidental. but a family attorney is not satisfied. >> his butt beat. because he's all bruised up and dead. >> you see him put it in his mouth right there. and this is where the struggle starts. was it appropriate in his actions? he followed departmental protocol. >> reporter: they said stocker did have methamphetamine in his system. however, there was no specific cause of death. the investigation is ongoing. and the full autopsy results will take a few weeks. >>> we are learning more gruesome details today about the horrific scheme to dig up corpses and

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the director of the day camp of inner-city kids in philadelphia brought a group to a swim club in huntington valley, northeast of philadelphia. this event was paid for in advance. when the kids arrive, some heard racial comment. >> this lady, she was like, what are all of these black kids doing here? i'm afraid they might do something to my child. >> she said she did not want any black kids. >> the directors said the kids were kicked out of the pool and asked not to return. the president of the club had this to say, "there was concern that a lot of kids would change the complexion and the atmosphere of the club." a poor choice of words. they say safety and not racism was behind the move. they said there were too many kids and there were not enough lifeguards. state officials are now investigating. authorities in detroit now say they know who was driving that car that ran a gate and went on to a railroad crossing yesterday. the car was hit by a train. it killed all five people inside. this brand new video from a business shows the crash. you can see the car driving on the tracks and the train

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and the blue and yellow line from braddock to van dorn street and huntington. a u.s. capitol police officer is being called a hero this morning after stopping a gunman who opened fire in a crowded apartment complex on greenbelt road. police say it started thursday night after the suspect got into a fight with his roommate. he is a fort myer civilian security officer. according to police, officer eddie thornton fired back despite being hit. >> i'm just glad he was there. >> the suspect was seriously wounded. officer thornton will be ok. a 12-year-old girl also suffered minor injuries. aids activist worry they might cut funding for the needle exchange program. a commitment to the appropriations would prohibit the city from using federal funds to distribute needles within 1,000 feet of park, schools and other public areas. aids activists say it reduces the spread of h.i.v., but critics say it's a question of public safety. there's just one weekend left to visit the highway rest stop in virginia. they're scheduled to be shutdown next week to save cash. but some people say

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>> all right, ron allen in huntington valley, pennsylvania. thank you, ron. >>> for the first time, nevada senator john ensign acknowledged that his mistress received a payment of nearly $100,000. in a statement released thursday, ensign said his parents wrote a check for $96,000 last year out of concern for her family. his attorney said no campaign funds were used. >>> today, illinois senator roland burris is set to announce he will not seek a full term in 2010. burris has come under fire ever since i was appointed by ousted illinois governor rod blagojevich to fill the former senate seat of president obama. >>> hundreds gathered at the california state house in sacramento late thursday calling for the u.s. to help secure the release of laura ling and euna lee. the american journalists were sentenced to 12 years in a north korean prison for illegally crossing into the country. >>> it is 8:04 right now. let's go back outside once again to matt and meredith. >> natalie, we have got one of the most positive crowds >> another nice morning this mo

follow detour signs for huntington avenue. >>> in sports the nationals and brewers wrap up their series today with a game game in milwaukee. nats were leading in the sixth until a two run pinch hit home run. washington loses 7-5. >>> one day after losing his first international race in four years, michael phelps got back on the winner side and set a record in the 800-meter butterfly, the 34th world record of his career, in which in itself is a record. >>> 72 degrees here in northwest washington. ahead the on that mansion fire in the district. in three minutes the one thing that burst firefighters ' efforts to put out the anymores. b@ services will be held for the victims of a helicopter crash in maryland. they will be remembered by family and friends and another memorial service held on august 5th. >>> weak water pressure may have slowed the efforts to stop this fire. flames destroyed a mansion in northwest washington. no one was hurt. crews remine on the scene this morning. >>> four senate pages are quarantined showing signs of the h1n1 flu virus. at least two are improving and should

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traffic will edurto toon huedurnt onto huntington road to get to ford hunt road. you can always stay a step ahead of any delays across our region on wusa9.com. >>> right now, the traffics are all gone after out there this morning. and you can see just how bad the backups were when five vehicles collided. around 8:30 a.m. in the westbound lanes. drivers, they were stuck up to two hours waiting for the crash to be careered. as you can see, some of them got out on the side of the road. >> i'm going to call my husband and get them out there and put them on that area. >> we just started breaking them sitting in the same spot, put on park for the same. putting the windows down and just relaxing. >> again, five cars involved. one of them caught fire in the crash. but fortunately, no one was injured. >>> lots of traffic out there at the county today. because the red skins, they are back at work today in trading camp. they spent the day in the sun with the team. and he is join us live. >> hi there guys. it is a day that this team, they have been waiting for since last wint

susan candiotti, cnn, huntington valley, pennsylvania. >> now, pennsylvania's human relations commission is investigating the pool incident outside of philadelphia. it's stepped in after requests by the naacp, which has been fighting discrimination for 100 years. but as it begins its annual convention here in new york tomorrow, some voices inside the black community are asking if the nation's oldest civil rights group is relevant anymore. >>> and that's the subject of our "face off" debate tonight. so, joining us now is jimmie israel, an opinion writer for theroot.com and he says the naacp has lost its focus. he's also the author of the upcoming book "the denzel principle." also with us is hillary shelton, the organization's vice president for advocacy. gentlemen, thanks for joining us. i'll have to start with you, mr. shelton. i looked up the numbers, naacp has about 500,000 members. there are 37 million african-americans. you certainly can't claim to represent all african-americans with that kind of a demographic, so tell us what you're doing to become more relevant. >> well, we contin

he says there were too many children and too few life guards at the valley club pool at huntington valley. >> i apologize deeply for any misunderstanding. it was never our intention to hurt anyone or for anyone to be offend here. this is a terrible misunderstanding, i would actually send my best wishes to the karch and all the camps really because they have gotten an outpouring of support from over the country. >> they deserve it. she's doing wonderful work, giving these children a safe place to be, which is what we were trying to do also. >> okay, at least you were there with your son marcus when this happened. thank you for joining us tonight. it's good to see you and being brave enough to be on national tv. do you buy the pool president's explanation that they were kicked out for safety concerns and not because they were black? >> absolutely not, i don't buy it. >> why not? >> when we were there, it was a total of 55 children. my son's school rider elementary school was just there on june 17th with his school, which is a predominantly caucasian school and my son is out of the three afr