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jim: now, back to 16. gary: he was ready to hit it and he backed away on the big cheer right behind him. that usual happens. another bogey on the 16th. let's go to 17. ian: you were right, jack. 317 yards was this shot hit by rickie fowler. dottie: 150 foilt total. ian: and as he was taking about, guys, that first skid guards. it was a beautifully hit shot. back one. gary: this hole is clubbing these guys upside the head. hats off. rubbing the back of their head. what's going on here? one birdie. one. 70 best players in the world. one birdie. the only guy i've seen hit it on the green here in the last hour has been did you have per. -- dufner. a couple of bogeys there and they have to go hunting. nine under, three shots back, justin. bubba, same thing. 17. ian: that was a huge drive for jason dufner. dottie: norms. 357. just a sand wedge left, ian. ian: 120 and he saw what rickie did ahead of him. no spin. he knocked it stitch here yesterday and he's done it again. dottie: lesson learned. ian: so jason duf

jim: 1. gary: and that was really a difficult bunker shot because he had no green and there's a spine coming off there that's going down from the bunker to the hole so that's just about as good as you're going to do and that's 20 feet, 16th hole. hardest ranked hole on the golf course today. by the way, the 17th hole is the second hardest so good luck, guys coming from. -- in let's go to 4. ian: definitely a birdie opportunity here, though, gary. peter: if you find the fairway. ian: which you must do. peter: a little loss of balance there. nick: yeah, but he got away with it. ian: a little slippery now with a little rain still sprinkling down. hybrid now for matt kuchar. winner here back in he's at nine under, two behind. so both players in this final pairing finding the fairway here at 14. good chances to be able to go at that pin. we'll be back at the memorial tournament presented by nationwide in just a moment. connection. trot superfast internet at an incredible price. with speeds up to 9

jim: here, his fourth. peter: again, the moisture in the grass is going to affect the spin on this ball. nike:ry,ries, oh, did everybody nick: you can see the rain in the background behind them. peter: it's coming down fairly briskly at the total -- moment >> >> yeah. jim: ahead to 16. gary: you can see the predicament. it's all downhill. got to open that up and really speed it out right there. no grab. they'll sbrothe 15-footerre pars. 1. jim: kisner. easy. nick: not again. unbelievable how many players are getting the extra hop and it's sticking on the -- you really don't want to go long, jack, do you ? jacks: now you've got a firm green that hasn't gotten soaked. the ball is just skipping on it. jim: back to 15, can kuchar make a putt. nick: kuchar at nine. jim: certainly worked well for dufner coming out of that rain delay. as -- after he cranked that tee shot a minute ago. i saw you shaking your head. gary: i can't believe it. that's an area of the golf course, when you designed it, you weren't sure th

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that is jim's style. jim is a gregarious person. he is not afraid to tell people what his opinion is. our new fbi director if chris wray is confirmed will be much different. maria: how will he be different? >> chris is much more introvert ed. he will not put himself out there. it is not in his dna. dagen: in terms of james comey, dagen mcdowell by the way is he bitter and got fired the way he did and will we see any evidence of that today? >> no. i don't think so. jim is just not that way. you will not see any bitterness. quite frankly jim had a distinguished career. he had a distinguished time when he was at the fbi. i'm sure he feels proud about that. i think he feels proud the way he handled the situation. maria: do you think he was under pressure during the 2016 to lay off the investigation into hillary clinton given the fact that his boss, loretta lynch had meeting on tarmac with her husband, president bill clinton? did he feel pressure to lay off of that investigation? >> you know, i don't think jim felt pressure one way or th

heard from him before and here's what jim bunning said to jim host. quote, i'm glad those writers, he used another word, did not vote me in. being voted in my by the players means more anyway. in his acceptance salespeople he attacked the ills in the game he loved so much that the commissioner and others were not addressing. the officials of major league baseball sat on the stage quite uncomfortable. vintage buenning. -- buenning. but after that remarkable baseball career and he was ultimately voted in to the hall of fame by the players, he chose to come home to kentucky where he dedicated his life to his family. he served on the fort thomas city council and in the kentucky state senate before serving in this body as a congressman kentucky's forty congressional district and did so for six terms in a very distinct fashion. he capped off his remarkable career in public service by serving two terms, very consequential terms, in the united states senate. throughout his entire year, he remained a principled conservative and he was an unrelenting fighter fo

jim caron, to the market misjudge the speech? jim: yeah, it is kind of interesting. said hishat draghi 100% correct, that they're not looking to tighten, editing to remove excess accommodation -- looking to remove excess accommodation and keep them at levels consistent with where financials needed to be. i did you his talk -- i did not view his stock is overly hawkish. it is a reinforcement of what he was already saying. whent came at a time people were expecting a dovish comments and we look at inflation trends in the u.s., very low. nobody was expecting it to come out so strongly put by mario draghi, and it caught people by surprise little bit. thati would have to argue this is not necessarily about the short-term course of policy but the steepening in the ecb policy response function, which or six last, oh, five years since the "whatever it matter whath no data comes out, ease ease ease. we are returning to a period where the policy response option goes from flat to a little bit steeper -- not where it was 10 or 15 years ago. jonathan: we have had repricing from c

jim comey says that. so do i think he is more credible on this given his background in, you know, in this department, given sort of his track record than donald trump who we know for a fact, that guy has, whether you like him or hate him or feel indifferent toward him, the guy has said a number of things both during the campaign and as president that are just not true. i think when you compare him to donald trump i think yes he came across as believable today and more believable than donald trump. he was under oath. >> right. now the -- the famous image you get. >> this is not just somebody popping off on cable television. this is a serious thing with penalties if you are found to be lying. >> when you read this prepared statement -- >> right. >> which i the thought it was interesting. i'm not going to waste anybody's time but i have some comments to make. he talked about the pressure he felt. from what you heard, did you change your view of thinking this was obstruction of justice? >> in not at all. febr

jim comey was obviously very aware of that. but in comey's mind, there are a number of things going on here. there is the investigation of russian hacking. there is the investigation of any potential, we've seen no evidence of this, but investigation is still going forward, relationship between the trump campaign or the trump transition and russians. then there is the discrete investigation of general flynn personally. did he lie? was he a foreign agent? did he break any federal laws during the transition or during the short period of time that he was the president's national security advisor? that's the investigation, and apparently according to this, that is the only investigation that director comey understood the president wanted shut down, not the other ones. trish: judge, thank you so much. >> you're welcome. trish: good to have you here with your perspective. we'll contin ourovere of, explosive testimony coming from james comey. we have his opening statent. we continue to go through it right now. i will see you right bac

i love jim comey. he said mike flynn is a good man and he never talks to the ag, he never pushes back to the president, he doesn't go to anybody in authority and complain about the president's activities until he's fired. until he's fired, everything is so zpashl we're in a constitutional crisis. >> well, let me see if jeff rosen is there. he's probably the smartest guy i know about constitutional stuff. is that true? is there anything constitutionally that caught your snangs. >> yes. the central question of whether the president obstructed justice remains very much open. the legal standard is was there an intent to impede or obstruct investigation. kl was asked about this directly. he said i know the president fired me because he didn't like something about the russia investigation. comey said he didn't know whether that met the legal definition but he was concerned enough that he turned over his records to mueller. so mueller has his task set ahead of him. but it is not clear that the president was e

jim kelly. where is he? he is here someplace. stand up, jim. [applause] president trump: what a great man. jim kelly. [applause] president trump: jim, do you have any idea how much money would be making today? they would hit jim and its like tackling a linebacker. they would hit him, four or five guys that weigh 320 pounds, they just keep going on the field. he was more than a quarterback, he had tremendous heart and he knew how to win. jim is tough and his toughest fight of all was that he beat cancer, not once, but twice. [applause] president trump: i saw him and his incredible wife as they were in a low moment. very low moment. it was amazing the way they fought. they did not look good. i would have said, maybe it will not happen. there was always that hope because of jim and his heart. i want to say, it is great to have you here today, jim. these people are big fans. if you could get a young version of jim kelly, he will be beating a lot of teams, jerry. [applause] interestingly, i said, i w

jim brush... >> jeff! >> and his girlfriend, alison sloat, bought the company, recipes and all, over ten years ago for just $1,200, and have grown the business from selling pies on the side of the road to having their key lime pie named the nation's best pie by the american pie counsel. even though they generate $1.4 million in sales, they have yet to turn a profit. >> we really are a victim of our own success right now. damn it, i'm tired of this! >> and they've stretched their resources over multiple locations, including a shipping facility that's not making any money. >> today, i'm losing $1,000 by not being able to deliver pies. i can't do this every week. >> jim and alison have a staff of employees that are beyond dedicated. >> order it today, 'cause we need to get it into stores, 'cause we're very low on that [bleep]. >> i know, i know. >> with increasing debt and mounting losses... >> there's, like, three weeks of outstanding bills here. you owe 2,400 bucks. >> key west key lime pie company is facin

jim: i like that. lemonis: the kitchen got new appliances and new equipment, and we added a new dessert and beverage bar all to enhance the customer experience. we went to work creating a new recipe with fresh ingredients and a homemade crust. it's good. with tammy in charge, the business skyrocketed over 18%. but, more importantly, it went from losing $100,000 a year to making money. woman: i would like a piece of key lime pie. -do you want one, too? -woman #2: yes, please. -woman #3: this is great pie. -man: best key lime pie ever. lemonis: how's this feel to you? tammy: it's awesome. having one job and being able to spend more time with my children, it's unbelievable. [ voice breaking ] i can't. [ laughs ] lemonis: it's been over a year since i made my investment, and, unfortunately, my investment has had to double to over $700,000. the additional monies that i had to put in took care of bills that i didn't know about. they took care of irs payments that were more than i thought they were going to b

jim? >> thank you, christie. a delaware county teenager is in hospital after being pulled from a swimming pool this afternoon in ridley township. rescue crews prepare to transport the victim from the 600 block of agnes avenue. they say he was breathing but unconscious. no word on how long the victim was in the water. >> federal drug agents were on the job in salem county putting a dent in the opioid crisis and trying to protect themselves from the dangers of handling fentanyl. annie mccormick was in the neighborhood. what's the story? >> jim, you are about to see photos captured by a viewer showing expwreem cautio extremea agents were taking because of the drug. >> dea agents filled the area midday serving a warrant on this house on the 200 block of broadway. inside, agents recovered an undetermined amount of fentanyl and pill presses. the presses used to press powder into tablets. neighbors watched from their front porches. >> they had uniforms that said dea and they went in and grabbed bags out. i don't know wh

jim, rahel? >> i'll be watching. you know me, i get panic from my 401k to these crazy changes. >> i understood, a food chain is making a change to hire people. what's the latest thon one? >> mcdonald's is hiring 250,000 new employees in the u.s. over the summer. and they're doing it with the help of snap chat. mcdonald's will play ads on the snap chat app. then viewers can swipe up to start the application process. mcdonald's named this a snaplication. >> and the kids are on the snap chat, probably who they're trying to get. >> exactly. >> the cooler adults, just you and i just not cool enough. i'm in the same boat with jinx i'm not on snap chat. but it makes sense. >> i'm with you guys. >> i'm on it, i've just never used it because i can't figure out how. >> so if we're rang in coolness, jill, you're slightly above jim and. >> i find an intern, they'll be able to help you out. >> that's the barometer, then yes. >> thanks, jill. coming up after the break, another check on traffic. >> plus it is still very hot. but fo

director jim comey is the leaker. president trump said he has no problem telling his side under oath. one of president trump's attorneys joins me live. reaction from donald trump, jr., and he's not holding back. >> the head of the f.b.i. is saying well if i was a stronger individual? give me a break. you are the head of the f.b.i.! >> domey, wikileaks, voter suppression, fake news. judge jeanine: hillary clinton in tonight's street justice. you won't want to miss a minute of this one. justice starts now. u.s. attorney general jeff sessions to appear on capitol hill this tuesday. attorney general jeff sessions agrees to go before the senate intelligence committee just one week after the blockbuster testimony of former f.b.i. director james comey. full analysis on that coming up. but first to my opening statement. with 9 country on the verge of a constitutional crisis and a level of hysteria not witnessed since watergate, the greatest political hoax since eve convinced adam to eat that apple is being spun by jim comey i

he asked jim comey. you may say if he were a lawyer, that's unsophisticated. >> i didn't pass judgment. i wonder why he didn't call a meeting. frankly, he could do it around the family dinner table, say, sons, daughter, son-in-law, did any -- >> by the way, you don't know that he hasn't. neither do i. but the fact is that he asked jim comey something that i think is -- is an appropriate question to ask. like, are any of these people around me involved? because if they are, i want to get to the bottom of it. >> i agree with you. >> i think the president in the end, today, is such an important day in the trump presidency. the naming of chris ray is a huge stay in the trump presidency because he did something that his critics never expected he would do. after the firing of jim comey. and that was to pick a class "a" gold standard former federal prosecutor and someone who everybody in the defense bar, the prosecuting world, investigating world, respects for his independence, his integrity and honesty. >> was

jim comey has now testified under oath under penalty of per injury. one of the big questions is will donald trump ever give his account not to reporters but under oath. and if you look at what jim comey said when he said -- with us to obstruction of justice, i'm sure that is a conclusion that the special counsel will look towards. i think he's giving you go pin his opinion as an attorney that he was investigate that and also his take as someone who has talked to bob mueller. >> here is the chair hand vice chair of the committee. >> it also enabled the american people to understand the massive amounts of stories is is that has been out there and to sort through those and to have an individual who can lay factual kofrn text context to it. this is nowhere near the end of our investigation. and i think it's safe to say that next week we hope to work with special counseli mueller t work out clear pathways for both investigations, his and ours, to continue. to work on deep con fliks of witnesses. but we are more confident that we can work through a bipartis

interview, did you get into jim comey's coming testimony? >> no. >>nd let me ask you about the manfort pie of it. what do you see as significant about that? for our viewers, a lot of folks have tracked different people connected to trump at different times under review. what does it say to you based on your reporting and wider knowledge that this is now under mueller's purview? >> it's something. as you noted, the manfort investigation predates the campaign. it predates did collusion accusation. clearly, as they're building up their team and developing steam as part of this investigation, 24er looking at all these different sort of outstanding threads and trying to figure out what are the potential ties or connections that will unite all of them under a single person and a single leadership, so in a hot of ways, it's not that surprising. >> when you look forward to james comey's testimony this thursday, what would you want to hear from him on? >> i think we're going to hear about encounters he had with president trump in the weeks and months that p

he told lester holt he was thinking about the russia thing when he fired jim comey. in the very letter he wrote to jim comey firing him, he said, thank you for telling me on three separate indications that i'm not the subject of investigation. >> if the white house were to assert it, how would it go down? >> this is interesting because this is a scenario that's a little different from the usual. usually, you mentioned, the obama example, it's the white house that wants to prevent documents or a member of its administration from testifying. here we have, i esume, a willing witne in jim comey who would like to com forward and tell his story. so if the trump white house were to assert the privilege, it's not clear whether they have the power to do so with a willing witness. this is an area of the law that's not very well developed. usually when these matters occur, some compromise is worked out. it will be interesting to see whether they can assert it with a willing witness like jim comey. >> you mentioned compromise with the congress. here's a new letter out tonight, j

they didn't say jim comey is lying. they said can we interpret this in a way that's much more kind to the president. but they did not question the facts that he asked for loyalty. he pulled him aside and said can you go easy or do something and this is in a legal context now, even as thigh tried to give a kinder view of this for the president, they didn't challenge the facts. they did not say at any point we don't think you're telling the truth. >> it's going to be a he said versus she said on several of these sensitive points, nia and, at one point comey said lordy, i hope there are tapes. >> the tapes have come up because donald trump said that comey should hope there weren't tapes. he put tapes in quotation marks in twitter. sarah huckabee sanders essentially said she didn't know if there were tapes, you should talk to the secret service. that's i think going to remain a mystery. we will see going forward what this white house's strategy is. we' we'll hear from the president's personal attorney. this is a new kind of

back to you jim and shawn. >> thank you ronica. want to point out too as mentioned before emmanuel macron the newly elected president of france called president trump and said there's know renegotiating here. >> you're out you're out. >> the america clean coal electricity one of the groups supporting the decision. they think fossil -- the president made a big deal about that get coalmines opened again and they oppose at the paris accord. >> he mentioned pennsylvania critical during the election he went after people who had been working in the coalmines and steel mills basically saying he is working for the people of pennsylvania, not the people of paris. >> he said the people of pittsburgh. >> pittsburgh i'm sorry. >> and the mayor of pittsburgh came out and said well, hillary clinton won pittsburgh by 75 percent and -- by 25 percent and pittsburgh if you have been there obviously i'm from there, steel mills aren't really a thing any more, it's more biotech and more medical. >> absolutely. we're going to move on and talk about the

did jim comey ever ask for this job? did he ever leverage the situation in order to stay at the fbi? did jim comey have any conversations with anybody in the obama administration about the law breaking from the hillary clinton clinton foundation? as well.o know about that stuff- don't roll your eyes at that. this is the same man. >> who's rolling their eyes? >> those two. >> he made mistakes, obviously. big mistakes. >> comey? >> comey. >> and you've worked with him. have you known him to flat out lie? because you'd be saying that he's lying and when jim koecome speaks, i take it with a grain of salt. >> you don't think he's telling the truth? do you think he's telling the truth when he said that the president told him to let it go? >> i'll believe jim comey when somebody else who i think is verifiable corroborates it. >> no. >> when he says it but do you need somebody next to president trump to verify what he says? >> mark, all i can tell su that the democrats i know who suffered through hillary clinton's loss and -- >>

they make a move today jim that surprised me a little bit. the sixers waived guard gerald henderson. he averaged nine points he's a local product played his high school basketball at episcopal academy. joel embiid working on his three-point game. top draft pick markelle fultz will headline the team when it begins play on monday in utah. still getting to know fultz but he sounds like he's a perfectionist. >> just look for mistakes i made the night before, come back and try not to make the same mistakes keep learning learning the plays and defense. i'm happy with myself but my biggest thing is just trying to learn. i'm asking the coach questions just trying to figure out everything. >> to the eagles dorral green-beckham waved today. green-beckham spent one unevent full season here. he had 36 catches and just two touchdowns after being acquired in a trade with the titans last summer. >>> lots to get to with the phillies. first they are now in new york to face the mets in a three game series begin, tonight. also howie kendrick headed back totten

. >>> today is thursday june 15th good morning, i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. you may have to boil your water before brushing your teeth, we will have those details in a minute. but first a check of the forecast with katie and road with meisha. >> good morning, i can smell the friday from here and it smells great. looking outside at some construction, basically all that is out there couple more accidents. one has cleared, investigation going on and we will tell but that in a bit. >> monday's smell like bo, and friday's smell great. >> yes. >> hey, we have construction a million times every single day you have to come up with different way to spin things. weather looks quiet, very, very tranquil, temperatures dropped off, very comfortable outside, and nice and clear sky out there other than stray cloud left over. humidity dropped off nicely, storm scan is, empty. we are looking ahead to a pretty nice day, so cloud will begin to rebuild. we have a break between steam iness, break between war of the heat and break between storm systems too. we have thunderstorms t

does jim comey have tapes? because at some point it's going to require that type of affirmation to get a republican congress to move on a republican -- >> but comey tapes don't come until the second hour of the movie. just slow down, okay? >> the people are about to fall asleep. >> he is always two steps ahead of this president. always two steps. >> is that legal? >> i don't know if it's legal, but if he had tapes, he would have said he had tapes. >> let me ask matt this, though. if you look at where president trump is right now, he's at high 70s, low 80s in approval ratings with republicans. it doesn't seem that anything he does is really dinging him. if, in fact, as jeffrey said the most damning thing out of this document is obstruction of justice and he's found guilty, do you really the supporters of president trump are going to care? >> i didn't get through the whole thing. i listened to networks on your network over and over again say this could be a political issue and i know you're a lawyer but a lot of

jim? >> a delaware county youth football team was robbed of much of their equipment. other materials were scattered across the area. even trophies meant for the kids were stolen. >>> a second cosby juror is speaking out about the case and doesn't think the comedian should face a retrial. he says retrying the case would be a waste of money and cosby's reputation has been tarnished and it's settled. without revealing how he voted in deliberations, he said it was difficult to believe cosby or accuser andrea constand. i don't doubt what she said happened, but she asked for an apology. he gave her two apologies and she refused any other aid he offered. >> he also called constand well coached. >> he has referred to himself as dirty old santa. it's no surprise the name has stuck. 56-year-old william mckinlay of philadelphia was arrested for allegedly trying to lure an undercover agent for sex. dann cuellar is outside the delaware county d.a.'s office. what are the details? >> this may come as a s

so -- >> jim, cosby says he will not testify here at this trial. sources say this case could be in the jury's hands by sometime early next week. live at the courthouse in norristown, i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >>> a tractor trailer overturned and spilled its contents on the pennsylvania turnpike this afternoon and the accident happened at bensalem in the westbound lanes at noon and crews called in heavy equipment to lift the debris on to a new truck before towing the other vehicle away. fortunately there were no serious injuries. >>> coming up the fitting sendoff for a montgomery county school bus driver who retired today after 51 years riding the roads. and the eagles set a date for the start of training camp and the one player that you will not see in uniform at the end of the july. >> and sky 6 hd showing we finally get to see sunshine and we are breaking out of our cool damp weather pattern and going in the other direction, i am tracking record warmth with a heat way on the way. those stories and more when "action news" continues

jim. >> you got jim, lee. >> caller: okay. jim, it's lee. >> yeah, lee, how you doing? it's jim. >> caller: boo yah. >> boo yah. >> i'm in sarasota, florida, i want to know about anheuser-busch inbev. >> i didn't like the molten coarse report yesterday. i'm going to paul in rhode island. >> caller: jim, hey, thanks for all your great advice. you're a godsend, man. >> thank you. >> caller: i've been very happy owning general dynamics since july. i'm looking at huntington engels. >> i like them but i like general dynamics better. george! >> caller: thanks, jim. we love you. how about blackberry? >> it's moved so much. you missed that one. find the next. tony. >> caller: boo yah! i'm calling about -- >> unnecessarily punished analog devices, i say the merger will make it work. how about mark in georgia? mark! >> caller: hey, jim. how are you? >> i'm good, mark, how about you? >> caller: fine, thanks. i followed your career for a long time since you used to be a frequent guest on "squawkbox" with mark haines and the brains and the kahuna. >> a great time. >> caller: absolut

. >> do you let them or do you speed up, jim? are you a kind driver on the road. >> what do you think. >> i would say yes. >> i am, i am, yes what are you laughing at, katie. >> i don't know. we will check this out, a most rude drivers and in one state in our region ace machining war. >> i know which one but i can't tell you yet. >> get your guesses ready we will tell you after the >>> 4:51. time for business news. >> jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. so a new plan to get prescription prices down, what is that all about. >> reporter: yeah, f.d.a. wants more generic medicine on market as a way to make prescriptions more affordable. f.d.a. will give priority to renew new generic medicine until there are three on the market and that tend to be the level when prices drop sharply , about 85 percent off the brand name price, jim and jan. >> so i'm hearing rumors uber will start making it easier for users to set up ride for other people, what is that about. >> new feature designed for uber u

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, was jim comey also a witness? did he see or hear things in the white house or president trump that might in his mind form the basis of potential crimes, like tampering with evidence or witnesses and, yes, even obstruction of justice. if he did see those things, can he even talk about it. that this is the dynamic news that makes this news so intriguing. special counsel mueller has cleared him to testify and could include comey's dealings with trump. with or without a special counsel, jim comey would not be able to testify about what's happening inside the russia inquiry or methods or potential targets. the things he can testify about are things outside the investigative box, fbi policy or funding or non-classified dealings with the executive branch or, yes, the head of the executive branch. does jim comey see himself as a witness? only time will tell. he is certainly qualified to answer the questions about his dealings with the executive branch. joining me now is a reporter on this story somtime. nbc national secur

>> reporter: a lot, jim. before i get to joe sullivan's testimony there was another major accuser of seth williams on the witness stand all this afternoon who says he bribed the district attorney with lavish and expensive gifts. center city bar owner michael wise was the second government witness to testify that he bribed seth williams in exchange for using his influence. in-wise's case getting the philadelphia district attorney to write letters to help resolve his liquor license problems for a bar he owns in san diego. wise told the jurors he paid for multiple airline tickets for williams, his girlfriend and his two daughters to take vacations in las vegas, california and florida. weiss is testifying here under immunity from prosecution. the first government witness today a philadelphia police power house. >> i just know that eyeful filled my responsibility to him and thanks to the relationship i had with the other federal agencies, the right information eventually came to light. >> this morning philadelphia

>> reporter: jim, it's uncertain right now the board of judges will vote on an interim replacement. when that will happen we don't know, typically it's the first assistant she is in charge since seth williams had his law license suspended when the charges were first filed. and meantime former district attorney lynn abraham weighed in on the dawn fall. >> first assistant district attorney kathleen martin commended employees for staying focused during the difficult months. >> i could not be more proud of my hard working colleagues and how they condushted themselves in light of the investigation and prosecution of mr. williams. >> martin says she and the staff will remindedcated to their mission. >> philadelphians should know that the district attorney's office continues the pursuit of justice and the hope for a safer city. >> he says that the government likely considered preserving integrity of the da's office when offering a plea. >> you take less than what you want and get it done get him out of office and go on your way. >> it was a lack of discipline and i think he thought the rul

>> good morning, i'm jim donovan, rahel has the morning off. katie and meisha will be along. >> today is friday, june 30. >> the man in the red pick-up truck pulled out a gun and shot her in the head. >> road rage leads to young drivers death, now the search is on for her killer. >> this has turned from an accident investigation, to a murder investigation. >> as a modified travel ban takes effect, the trump administration works to define certain details. >> they're not clear in the definition of what a bonafide relationship means. >> criticism from both sides of the aisle over president trump's tweets about two cable news anchors. >> good news if you are getting out of town for the july 4th holiday. gas prices are a historic summer low. >> forgive me, audience, i go to the gym on rainy days so it look like i'm sweating a lot. all of my ties are really clip on's. and so are my pant. i really cool things off. >> clip on pant, that's a new one, right, katie? is it may help in this hot weather. >> you know, as long as you've got a prep pre at attir

and jim is an imposing guy. that is a solid 6'8" man. >> yes. >> and i think you see in jim's recollection of that dinner, you couldn't put two people who are less alike in the same room. >> yes. >> the distinction between honesty and loyalty is striking. and i have to say, having served two presidents, having spent a lot of time in that oval office. it is flabbergasting some of the approaches, the conversations that were had. and i don't want to put myself in the mold of jim comey. i have to say if i had a president say some of those things, approached me in ways, i would have walked out, taken notes, called the justice department and said we're not in kansas anymore, guys. something's different here. >> michael leiter, who has a terrific bearing and demeanor of his own and a guy we've come to know, usually sadly on the subject of terrorism, but today, on law and law enforcement because that was his way to the white house and beyond. nicole wallace we're going to want to live in this moment. there's camella har

>> no, but i understand jim comey's thinking. it's better to end the conversation than go toe to toe with the man in the oval office over his choice of word. >> harris: we're going toe to toe with a commercial but we're coming back. stay with us. over hereno!ver here! (dog barking) whoever threw it has to go get it. not me! somebody will get it... ♪ (dog barking) anyone can dream. making it a reality is the hard part. from the b-2 to the upcoming b-21, northrop grumman stealth bombers give america an advantage in a turbulent world. and we're looking for a few dreamers to join us. hi..and i know that we have phonaccident forgiveness.gent, so the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight- four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. >> president trump got on the record today after the fired filibuster director testified on the hill. through his attorney. you saw it live. judge napolitano was here to break it d

>> reporter: well, jim, it is a real mess down here in roslyn. we'll give you a live look at the scene right now where repair crews are doing their thing. the good news is the ruptured main has been shut down but the bad news is thousands and thousands of gallons of water swept through and into dozens of homes here. so that's your house with all the water cascading off the property. >> that is correct, sir. >> reporter: aaron houston of roslyn says it started right around 3:15 this afternoon when out of nowhere he heard the sound of rushing water. >> wife gets up and we look and it was a tidal wave of water coming down the back of the house. >> reporter: what houston heard and saw was thousands of gallons of water cascading down this hilly section of abington township after a 16-inch main ruptured. it took a full two hours for crews to finally shut down the main and by then the damage was done. several families had to be evacuated. approximately 85 residents will be without water service until tomorrow morning at the earliest and this stretch of

. >>> today is wednesday june 21st, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >>> 's jan carabao, katie and pat are keeping an eye on things this morning. >> good morning. >> we are keeping an eye on that break, nasty, chopper three on the way so we will show you scenes from glenside in a bit that would be helpful at least weather is cooperative at the moment. for any traveling east bound maybe playing a little hooky, going eastbound on that garden state parkway. >> yes, you need those shade. >> i will not live that one down. >> but yeah, looking like you will have great weather, all and all, still cloudy but lets talk about summer. here we go, overnight 12:24 summer solstice took effect and it took place and now we are in the middle of astronomical summer. so, lets get things underway for us here for day ahead. it looks and feels like a summer day. at the shore we have cloud, we have seen a few speckles of rain drops showing up on our camera shots, don't worry about any other major issues hearsay for i stray shower, thunderstorm, second half i do think these cloud will lift and then eventually