glenn? >> it started in my nasa flight history. we would stop at watering holes and the representatives. his office was always a calling spot from his reasons. following the fine example of our senior senator, i want make a contrast between one senator and another. by senator glenn's office, he would talk about your flight. i won't comment on who the other senator was. the event that really stands out for me, there was a children's charity that ran therapy camps and had a larger-than-life guy who ran it. he was the loudest oversized sports codes. they would have these fundraisers over very carnivallike. they asked if i could be in a booth and sign autographs. i said sure. discovered and i john had agreed to do it as a late-breaking bit of pop-up news. we will put you right next to him. i'm going to entertain people other way for john's signature. i can just go home. sure enough we are side by side and i'm entertaining people while they are waiting for john's autograph. every now and then som

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glenn, glenn, glenn -- i named the studies. >> the but whole notion they have to learn english before they get to the united states, are we going to bring in people from great britain and australia? >> i want to say, i am shocked at your statement. that you think that only people from great britain and australia would know english. it reveals your cosmopolitan bias to a shocking disagree. >> and when it comes to the russia sanctions bill that president trump was essentially boxed in on, he signed it with not one but two official statements pointing to the bill's flaws and his own superiority as a deal maker. let's show you one. the bill encroaches on the executive branch's authority to negotiate. congress should not -- could not even negotiate a health care bill after seven years of talking. by limiting the executive flexibility this bill makes it harder for the u.s. to strike good deals with the executive flexibility. this bill makes it harder for the united states to strike good deals for the american people and will drive china, russia and north korea much closer together. the pres

. >> first alert meteorologist glenn hurricane swartz is tracki glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the rain. >> harrisburg is getting slammed by thunderstorms. that extends up to scranton. still not quite in berks county or lehigh valley or the poconos. but at least the recommemnants this are coming this way. here we are at midnight, 2:00 a.m., getting into berks county and the poconos, by 4:00 a.m., western suburbs. by 6:00 a.m., it's into the philadelphia area. if you wake up and it's raining or you're at the shore and you wake up at 8:00 and it's raining or cloudy, don't give up on the day, because this is all moving off. it's going to be a beautiful weekend, on the breezy side. much cooler than it has been. and much less humid. right now, we have temperatures in the 70s across much of the area. very comfortable. the ocean, a nice comfortable 76 degrees. into these feels-like temperatures for tomorrow. that's in the afternoon. feeling like it's in the low 80s in the city and 70s elsewhere. but the rain will be returning. i'll tell you when, coming up. >> all right, glenn. >>> no

glenn? >> we have several things going on, including the chance of showers this evening and, of course, what's going on tomorrow. but this picture, this is what we call visible satellite picture and you notice all disappears in the middle of that. that's when eclipse happened because the sun was blocked and couldn't show you the clouds. at least for a little while. but now it's working again. and the radar's working and it's showing a couple of showers and thunderstorms near harrisburg and williamsport. this one near baltimore is weird. lightning not moving very much and the storm is and weakening as it moves to the east so we'll keep an eye on that this afternoon. more serious weather coming in tomorrow. we've got extreme feels like temperatures coming from philadelphia southward. includes south jersey and delaware, not the beaches. from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. tomorrow and the temperature itself in the mid-90s but the high humidity making it feel like 100 to 105. in parts of the area. another pa

. >> plus glenn campbell dead at 81. we look back with the singing legend. >> then -- the moment that shut down "bachelor in paradise." >> shut it down. cut it. >> bachelorette rachel with her new fiance, but why she is venting about the runner up. >> i didn't hold back. >>> then, janet jackson's new surprise for her fans and how she lost 65 pounds after baby. >> plus -- >> james corden breaks baby news and reveals his favorite new "carpool karaoke." ♪ this is a story all about how my ♪ >>> now for august 8, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> what was really behind chris pratt and anna faris' mysterious split and inside her unpublished memoir? >> he's a block buster star. she's the lead of a emmy nominated sitcom. so how many millions could be at stake in a divorce. we have all new breakup details. >> any sacrifices you made to get to here? >> oh yeah. you just got to be able to drop what you're doing, to do that job that might take you out of the country for six months. >> ultimately it seems those sacrifices

with us also is "new york times" correspondent glenn thrush. you don't have your hat on, glenn. sabrina, can you explain a little bit we're in the weeds on regulations we quall pay -- with equal pay and the breakdowns. explain what the administration is doing. does this make ivanka trump a hypocrite? >> well, first and foremost this concerns an equal pay rule that the obama administration had announced in january of 2016. which in essence would have required companies with 100 employees or more to collect paid data broken down by race, ethnicity and gender and report that back to the federal government so that they could glean more information on discriminatory practices as well as bring more accountability with respect to the enforcement of equal pay laws. so the trump administration is halting the implementation of that rule with the policing of ivanka trump who as you recall came into the white house saying they wanted to be an advocate for women in the workplace. she reached this decision after consulting with experts but they didn't really say how this would be burdensome o

michael: glenn hubbard, thank you. if you become fed chair, we want you back in this chair next year. glenn: then i could say more. michael: back to you. david: if you have a bloomberg terminal, check out tv , you can interact with us directly. just go to tv on your terminal. live from new york and jackson hole, this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: in just over an hour, the speech from the fed chair in jackson hole, wyoming will drop across the wires. we know it's going to be about financial stability. noside of that, there is detail. let's just say that. we are 39 minutes away. we are off 39 points on the dow. yields are going nowhere. and three dollars showing some weakness. muchhe dollar is pretty unchanged on the day. david: you know it is strong? grocery is. grocers. time makingsting no changes, announcing they will be cutting prices at whole foods as early as monday. kroger and supervalu closed at multiyear lows and the selloff is extended into european trading as early as today. i will mention -- a dutch co

. >>> still ahead -- as hollywood mourns the death of glenn campbell we look back at oure >> tyra and how she balances her busy career and her baby boy. ♪ >> james corden's taking us inside his new star-studded "carpool karaoke" series. >> i really enjoyed the e whol cyrus family. >>> closed captioning provided by -- 60% of women are wearing the w...experience leaks. introducing always my fit. find the number that's right for your flow and panty size on the top of any always pack. the better the fit, the better it protects. always. z2fwcz z16fz y2fwcy y16fy >>> we dream about, you know, having a little bit of a farm one day, and -- >> these are the work years. the gravy years are to come. >> did difficulty balancing career and family drive chris pratt and anna faris apart? anna definitely felt the pressure of being a couple in hollywood. >> the jealousy, the tabloids. anna detailed her struggle in a new memoir. it hasn't been published yet, but tonight, hear whnn marriage to chris crumbled. >> i love it that i have a partner, you know, and i get to, you know, we get to celebrate him

but saturday and sunday, looking pretty good. >> all right, glenn. glenn mentioned this. the countdown to kickoff, less than 20 hours from now, eagles take on the bills for their first preseason game at home and you'll see it only on nbc 10. coming up, csn's john clark shows us why it's the playoffs or bust for the eagles players this season. >>> first here's how you can watch nbc's primetime lineup tomorrow night. look for it on cozi tv. comcast channel 248. 460 on verizon. and 10-2 over the air. >>> an all-star celebration tonight in old city. more than 200 breast cancer survivors and supporters fwatherfwath er gathered at the national museum to celebrate the 2017 komen race season and a thank you celebration for race all-stars who continue to make an impact in the fight to end breast cancer. good cause. >>> john clark, what's going on in sports? >> a phillies pitcher get ps is 11 strikeouts today and gets sent to the minors tonight. we're going to explain what happens. >>> what does carson wentz want to see from the eagles' offense in the second preseason game tomorrow

glenn? >> big changes coming tomorrow and more significant weather coming tomorrow and why we have issued two first alerts. first one for the heat and humidity from philadelphia, south jersey and delaware, away the beaches, 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. on tuesday. temperatures through the mid-90s. feels like temperature 100 to 105. and then after the heat and humidity build up, we have got thunderstorms coming through with a cold front and pennsylvania counties are most likely to be hit by that. because it's coming at night. 8:00 p.m. tuesday to 2:00 a.m. on wednesday. possibility of damaging winds, lightning and small hail. the worst of that will come in western and central pennsylvania. 84 with increased sunshine right now and philadelphia. official high today 88. temperatures into the mid-80s across much of the rest of the area. of course, the eclipse happening middle of the afternoon. helped to keep the temperature down a little. not able to do that tomorrow. it's 84 at the airport now. 8 7 in grad

glenn campbell was 81 years old. it's face 98ing, too, he wrote that -- the album she was talking about adios, you know n came out just last but a few years before that, he wrote and recorded another album that he thought would be his last because he knew his condition was deteriorating and he said he still wanted to get messages out there and a lot of them very personal and quite sad, but he still wanted to express himself. then he lived long enough to still put a follow-up to that out. >> um-hmm. >> i love his transparency and his honesty and just he's he's a hero in that regard to be open about going through something like this a lot of families want to insulate. >> he'll be missed. >> families are going through it. >> indeed. great message by his wife as well. >> all right. rest in peace glenn campbell. >> thanks for the music. >> tucker barnes up next with a check of our forecast. cooler day today but probably shaping up to be great day. >> yeah. i mean, by cooler you mean 85. i mean -- >> yeah. >> it's not goin

i'm glenn campbell. i went in one day and i come out the next day, everybody knew my name. >> in his later years he had trouble with alcohol abuse and was arrested on sush spunnion. i think we can do the best we can while we're here. ♪ ♪ >> glen's 30-year-old daughter ashley posted this photo holding her dad's hand. the caption, i owe him everything i am and everything i ever will be. glen will certainly be missed. >>> moving on to another music legend that we lost, george michael. his ex-boy friend is going on the record talking to kevin frazier ♪ got to have faith >> how hard was it to lose george? >> you know, very hard. at first you are in shock. >> kenny goss had a 13 year relationship with the singer. they first met in the '90s in los angeles. he asked me out. the first couple of days he said he didn't know if i was gay or not. >> it was a major moment when george curbed about kenny on oprah. >> i'm talking as though i live with a man i love dearly. i have more love and sentences depth and se

meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here now. how is the weather shaping up. going to be kind of hot. >> kind of warm. kind of humid. as you can see across the area, a fair amount of sunshine. it's 86 in philadelphia now. temperatures only dropping into the low 80s by 8:00. not a lot of wind either. so it could certainly be worse. it would be worse if you're having a game tomorrow. 91 at graduate hospital. >> but there's plenty of moisture and storms back to the west. some of that is headed this way. that's why we have issued a first alert for tomorrow for the entire area. the whole action gets started early in the afternoon. berks, lehigh valley, and ends about 11:00 tomorrow night towards the shore with tropical downpours. we have had too much rain. here we go tomorrow. lock at that nasty line. the l line intensities. we're getting hot and humid. that could be some severe weather right there. there's 8:00. the latest model. showing it getting near the shore. and then the weekend is looking pretty good. everybody should be get. ing some showers and storms. we

. >> the latest fl from glenn schwartz. >> severe thurnds storms moving through into the philadelphia area within minutes. the severe thunder storm warning has been extended until midnight and covers the entire i 95 corridor. to philadelphia to will ming ton. and this is why. this is a line of very strong to severe thunderstorms. it has a history of producing some wind damage. some localized flooding, some hail. and you can see the fair amount of lightning thaths going on here, too. the area that most interested in is right down in to this portion of delaware county right now with a fair amount of lightning. as you can see, as we zoom in. this is going right towards chester. it is right outside the city of chester now would take the strongest winds to see this bulge come out here. so that is probably the most intense part of the storm. where the strongest winds are going to be. just in the matter of minutes. the line of storms itself through 11:02. philly about 11:25. that's center city. parts of like chestnut hill get it much sooner than that. 11:30 cam den. and 12:10 in vine land. s

. >>> country music legend glenn campbell passed away today after long battle with alzheimer's. the 81-year-old singer gave the world classic hits like "rhinestone cowboy" often wichita lineman campbell revealed he had alzheimer's in 2011 but that did not stop him from continuing to record and perform. in june he released a farewell album to moved his daughter ash toll share a lesson she learned from her dad. >> the main thing i think i've taken from watching my dad and observing him and how he lives his live on and off stage is authenticity, and he actually told me one time, he said, be a super person and the super star will follow. so that's something i've really taken to heart. >> glenn campbell survived by his wife, eight children and ten grandchildren. >>> little thing i learned from one of our folks here at the station that glenn campbell didn't read music really which is amazing but he had perfect pitch. >> wow. >> and was in fact on beach boys albums you can hear him on beach boys album apparently replaced brian wilson a couple of the tours and stuff. so isn't that neat.

we will be right >>> ♪ >>> entertainer glenn campbell is on the minds of his fans. singer, guitar player died yesterday after a battle with alzheimer's disease. campbell best known for several hits in the 60's and zero seven's including wichita lineman and rine stone cowboy has had his own tv show in the late 60's and zero seven's, 92.5wxtu, remembers the star. >> he has been a big part of our lives. i grew up in the 70's and 80's and he was always on television. i was sad. it is part of america passed away today. >> campbell sold more than 45 million record and won 10 grammy award in both country and pop categories, he is survived by his wife kim, eight children, glenn campbell was 81 years old. >>> pop star taylor swift and radio host that she says sexually assaulted her back in 2013 will be back in the denver, colorado courtroom today. david mueller, dj swift says groped her, took the stand yesterday and he testified that swift falsely accused him which led to his firing. swift's lawyer got mueller to admit that various supervisors at his radio station discussed

glenn, glenn, i named the studies -- >> i asked you for statistics. >> glenn, maybe we'll make a carve out in the bill that says "the new york times" can hire the less pay workers they want from other countries and see how you feel about low wage substitution, this is a reality in our country. maybe it's time we had compassion, glenn, for american workers. president trump has met with american workers that have been replaced by foreign workers. >> i'm asking -- >> ask them how this has affected their lives. >> i'm asking you -- >> i just told you -- >> there's low-skilled jobs that americans -- >> if you look -- first of all, look at the premise, glenn, of bringing in low-skilled labor. it's based on the idea there's a labor shortage for lower skilled jobs. there isn't. the number of people living in the united states in the working ages that are not working today is at a record high. one in four americans or almost one in four americans between the ages of 25 and 54 are not employed. for african american workers, their labor force participation raid, african american males without a d

and farewell to the rine stone cowboy a tribute to the music legend glenn campbell. from new york here's anthony mason. we will see you tonight. captioning sponsored by cbs >> mason: the president's extraordinary warning. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury, like the world has never seen. >> mason: tensions soar as north korea makes a critical advance towards becoming a nuclear power. also tonight, a monster storm requires a monster response. a police officer says she got carbon monoxide poisoning from her ford s.u.v. cruiser. >> i could have tied. i could have got killed ♪ it's knowing that your door is always open and your path is free to walk ♪ >> mason: and we'll remember glenn campbell. ♪ like a rhinestone

first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with an update on your neighborhood forecast. >> jim, things have quieted down this evening. i don't think we'll get anywhere near the amount or intensity of the storms tomorrow like we did today. we still have some leftover rain in parts of south jersey, delaware bay, from what fell earlier. and there's a new area line in central pennsylvania moving in this direction. futurecast does show that it has a potential to hold together during the middle of the night, so it could be getting some briefly heavy rain. but by the morning rush, it's pretty much gone. tomorrow morning looks dry. and then in the afternoon, remember by noontime today, there were showers and storms all over the place already. not much tomorrow, just some isolated storms across parts of the area, the jersey shore looks like it's going to be in fine shape. the temperatures getting knocked down by all the rain, in the 60s in the suburbs, not exactly a warm and humid night. but it will be heating up during the day. it will feel like it's in the low 90s. and again,

glenn "hurricane" schwartz has a look at the first alert forecast. >> we won't see severe weather and majority of our area should stay dry. this is one place that is likely to see some showers later but no threat now. this is just puffy fair weather cumulus cloud. delaware is an area that has been hit hard. weather conditions look good. temperatures are in the upper i'lls. 88 in philadelphia. 86 in wilmington. 88 in trenton but the humidity is still pretty hot. feels like 92 in wilmington. 90 in coatesville. 91 in vineland. the ocean temperature a warm 76. well, up near 89 today, but look at these temperatures over the weekend. way below average, even though we're expecting sunshine. what about the showers? well berks county had some. they are gone. lehigh valley they are gone. few in the poconos right now and they are moving up to the north towards new york state. at the moment we're doing okay. we don't need any more rain. it's and about really wet period here. but, there is a possibility, as we to towards daybreak, 5:00, 6:00 a.m. for a shower or thunderstorm in philadelphia area.

for glenn and all of us, have a good evening. "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon is next. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jeff bridges, aubrey plaza, musical ts

glenn is a serious capable journalist, he's not partisan. i don't think he has -- if he has politics i'm not aware of them. but he's a very careful researcher and so whatever he has put together, and whatever he's testified to is going to be true. >> let's stitch this together for our viewers. you know him because glenn simpson the man who testified for ten hours -- >> he was a reporter at "the wall street journal" where i worked for many years. >> then he went into private practice. obviously as an investigator for clients. >> because the things you bring as a journalist can be brought -- >> as an journalist -- >> he's an excellent journalist. i don't me if he won a pulitzer but you wouldn't be surprised to learn he has. he was a top flight investigative journalist at "the wall street journal." whatever he's testifying to this is not a fly by night operation that is impugning the president. this is something that should scare the white house and i'm repeating myself. >> i think you can kind of see that in the length of this testimony, ten h

the intensity of the relationship as glenn and maggie have reported. is a touch surprising to me, it's just -- it's a weekly thing apparently. i think glenn would know better about that, but it's a very intense relationship and considering all that rupert murdoch has at stake in this particular administration, it's one that we can spend hours talking about. there's a justice department investigation. which is rupert murdoch's crown jewel in the united states. and rupert murdoch has a tremendous stake in whatever media deregulation takes place at the fcc. this is a tremendously fraught relationship. it's also fraught in the sense that reporters for the wall street journal, new york post and fox news have to cover the guy who's buddies with their boss. >> they do it with varying degrees of criticism. >> you weren't -- your trump time hadn't started yet, last year when we were in scotland following trump on the campaign trail. there was this odd moment between me and him where he wanted me to guess who he was having dinner with. i didn't guess. he was exc

the songs of glenn campbell. now every us election night — no matter which party wins — many disappointed by the result vow to move to canada. well what started as a joke for heather and robin vargas is becoming a reality. eight months after the votes were counted, they've quit theirjobs, filled out the paper work and are swapping their lives in charleston, south carolina for halifax, nova scotia. here's their story. we are starting brand—new, quitting jobs, leaving friends. we are starting our new life over in canada. the decision to move to halifax came about on election night. we saw the numbers come in. a much better night for donald trump and his campaign team than anyone predicted. it was a shock, and that it was just disheartening. predicted. it was a shock, and that it wasjust disheartening. we jokingly said, i guess it's's time to move to canada. heather got online and she went to the immigration website. canada's immigration website. canada's immigration website. canada's immigration website has c

let's begin our team coverage with glenn "hurricane" schwartz tracking where the worst of the rain is right now. >> as you saw right at the shore margate a pretty nasty shot here. you can see where the heavy rain is. most of it is moving offshore and is spinning a little bit out there. this area of low pressure and a front that goes back into southern delaware. so this area is kind of stalled. this is just light rain across much of the philadelphia area itself. but at the shore it's a different story. finally getting a little bit better conditions in cape may but in atlantic city and margate and ventnor and long port down to ocean city that is a pretty heavy rain there. tapering off already. long beach island just getting into the heavier rain. this is not darker red so it is not the heaviest of the rain like we have seen in other parts of our area. these are the areas in the red that have had the most rain. we have flash flood warnings in effect. this is until 6:00 for the area just south of dover and another one until 5:15 in cumberland county in new jersey. those areas have been hi

. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz has more. keith jones is life in burlington. >> has the flooding started to go down? >> yes, it has. i'm standing on the median and route 130, the northbound side is behind me. you can still see the ponding up this road all the way up to the flashing lights will this portion of the route is shut down. emergency crews are keeping a keen eye on the delaware river. high tide set for 1:00 a.m. that could impact the flooding situation. feet of rushing water over the hoods of cars, engines flooded, dozens of cars abandoned. no way to get around. except to walk through the flood, wading in the water or wading in out. some with hoods up waiting for a lift, their cars dead. others in need of rescue. >> a friend of mine lifted my daughter out of the car because that's how intense it was. >> reporter: linda fox carpenter says the floodwaters came fast. >> i just told her stay in the car. when i got here, i had to take my shoes off. the water was up to my knees. >> reporter: tore rens of rain ended commute

the songs of glenn campbell. wonderful songs and wonderful music. let's speak to our correspondent in la peter bowes. he met glen campbell a few times. some him up for us. —— you met. he met glen campbell a few times. some him up for us. -- you met. in that interview we saw a little bit off, when he was trying to remember those lyrics, that was my conversation with him from 2011, shortly after he and his family announced that he was suffering from alzheimer's. i spent the day with him and the family. we went to the golf course and ended the day in his garage studio with members of his family, his children, playing the hits, those extraordinary songs which i think were his favourite. there was a glint in his eye when he performed that song. at this stage he was suffering from alzheimer's and still an incredibly gifted guitar player. he needed the help with the lyrics from the songs he seemed to instinctively know how to play the guitar and itjust came flooding back to him. great songs and a great showman. he was just terrific to listen to and to

let's get our first alert forecast from glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> yeah. first comes the rain and then comes the heat. it will take a little while for that heat to come in. it is mostly on the light side right now coming into philadelphia and delaware and chester county. lancaster getting it right now. there's more back to the west and that is what is coming in over the next 24 hours. you can see that area. it's moving right in this direction. we are going have clouds all day. going to keep the temperature down and then we have waves of rain and showers moving through. here we go. hour after hour there's something on the radar. occasionally a thunderstorm pops up. it's kind of a wet day. as we go into tomorrow night we start to clear out. that sets us up for the heat and humidity for wednesday. we are not seeing the showers or thunderstorms at that point. we are seeing the heat and humidity probably getting up to 90 degrees. of course one of the forecasts we are looking forward to is next monday for the eclipse. right now we are kind of in between weather

glenn. >> sorry, what's your name? >> just think of me as glen campbell. >> like glen campbell. but you never really put them together, did you? >> no. because i never, you know, there is a little difference in how they look. >> well, ya. there is that. i don't look like your dad. okay. >> you look like glen campbell. >> but i look like glen campbell. >> my gosh, stunning. >> 6:52 on a wins, coming right back. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have.tion with tv and phe for $7 plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years,alwith a two-year agree. and switching has never been easier.to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.m >> in is column cool, get ready for helicopter. this is in wildwood. >> no way. >> wait for it. >> oh, either way it made it in point. >> 200 feet in the pier. >> see, look at you making m my. >> at the convention 16th through 19th. remember

joining us now is "new york times" correspondent glenn flush. starting with the latest on arpaio, what can you tell us about what led up to this decision and how the use of this hurricane, as we've been reporting, seems to be the timing choice of the trump white house? >> well, it really is. talk about your news dump fridays, right? look, i was with joe arpaio in his office in phoenix when he was still maricopa county sheriff last year on his birthday. arpaio, i was doing a podcast with him, arpaio was sulking for an hour because trump hadn't sent him a birthday message. these two men have a personal, i guess you could say on some level, a co-dependence. they see the world in a very similar way. arpaio, we know all of the issues involving his sort of treatment of prisoners, throwing them out into the desert in 100-degree weather, feeding them minimal meals, making them wear pink underwear, obviously very zealously pursuing immigrants, both legal and illegal. but what arpaio really represents, ari, is the alpha trump voter. he is from pennsylvani

i mean, glenn's right. there's a strategy, but the question is whether or not the rest of the world community really understands how this president operates. how he operates, you back him in a corner, he will punch back. he does not like to be bullied and he will call the bluff. in other words, if you push his buttons, he'll push back much harder. we know this president believes in american exceptionalism in a different time of way, meaning win, win, win at all costs. we also know that this president does not like to be seen as a failure. >> jennifer, north korea was on your former boss' agenda. it was the last thing he said to this president going in, saying hey, this is going to be your number one problem. >> he wasn't paying attention. >> i always thought that the north korean problem always got -- well, as soon as the middle east is in some sort of stable period, then we can focus on this. i felt like that was a little bit of the attitude of the clinton and bush years, and a little bit of the obama year

legendary country music star glenn campbell has died. best known perhaps for his 1975 hit "rhinestone cowboy" he fought a long battle against alzheimer's he made history in 1967 winning foam grammys in country and pop categories. he also starred in the glenn campbell good time hour from 1969 to nope 72. glenn campbell was 81 years old. >> being remembered. what a career. >>> still ahead tonight, planning to watch the solar eclipse in just a few weeks, two weeks to be exact. >> yeah. you. >> better take close look at these right here. yeah they're some counterfeit glasses going around and your eyes could pay the price. >> and not good. ♪ >>> we are remembering country star glenn campbell tonight. his music living on. ♪ you simon story truck you expect to see entertaining show, right there's nothing entertaining about what's happening in houston texas right now. one man that had to use his monster truck to pull stranded cars and drivers from flood waters. it's the only vehicle tall enough to navigate through that mess. kathy orr tells

glenn "hurricane" schwartz is track tg ing the impact on our . >> yeah. it is raining just about everywhere in the area. it is a syre getting it from two different directions. you can see this in off of the ocean. you can also see it coming up from the coming right together that's why this isuc area of rainfall. this will be hour after hour the center is down to the south. it is not quite a closed circulation. it is kind of a a toast kal sto. you you can see the large area of rain. it will take a while before this gets out of here. the worst effects will be in southern delaware and jersey shore. this will be high winds, heavy rain and dangerous surf. that's g you can see heavier rain at the jersey shore and in southern delaware but the entire area getting rain during the afternoon. here we g the afternoon rush. it is just soaking rain. if anything it gets a little bit heavier as we head through the afternoon rush and be into the dinner time period. it will take a while to get out. forget it today. it is raining all day. the temperature goes nowhere. it is

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let's bring in glenn "hurricane" schwartz tracking the storm's movements. >> and the center of the storm has gone back out over the gulf of mexico and you can see there is just a tremendous amount of rain still associated with this system. and this is the center of it. pretty clearly out in the gulf this is the low pressure center at the surface but we have the thunderstorms closer to the coast. so it's not quite symmetrical yet. if it does have the center at the surface right underneath this would become a new eye wall and you can see even more development of the rain. look at the gigantic area of rain. if you take the track of the storm in this direction and you see the heavy rain on this side all the time while it's traveling up here you are still going to be in the heavy rain area. so they are not close to getting out of this thing. the wind has increased to 45 miles per hour. it's only moving about three miles per hour. it's going to take quite a while. there is tomorrow afternoon and it's still pretty close to where it is now. there it is wednesday and then finally thursday. so it

glenn, glenn, i named the studies. >> i asked for a statistic. >> carve out in the bill that says the "new york times" can hire all the -- did see how you feel about low-wage substitution. i want to be serious. do you really at cnn not know the difference between green card policy and illegal immigration? you really don't know that? >> he came to this country in 1962 right before the cuban missile crisis and obtained a green card. but this whole notion of, well, they have to learn english before they get to the united states, are we just going to bring in people from great britain and australia? >> jim, actually, i have to honestly say i am shocked at your statement that you think that only people from great britain and australia would know english. it's actually -- it reveals your cosmopolitan bias to a shocking degree that in your mind -- no, this is an amazing moment. this is an amazing moment that you think only people from great britain or australia would speak english is so insulting to millions of hard working immigrants who do speak english from all over the world. >> that's a

meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz with e details on some storms that have popped up. what are you tracking? >> a lot of these storms are up in the lehigh valley and in the pocono mountains. we have one that is actually not moving. this is the sea breeze front. the winds from the ocean come in and this moves in this direction. so this particular storm that's already pretty strong and not move iing could potentially get little bigger. as you can see this is an hour of movement and it hasn't moved. it's gotten a little stronger. there's 1 to 2 inches of rain per hour. so there could be some localized flooding there. and again in the philadelphia area, we also have a pretty heavy cell just south of allentown. that's not moving very much either. the storms are not moving much. this is south of salisbury. there's allentown. it's in the south end of allentown and not moving in any particular direction. we do have some flood advisories for parts of upper bucks, lehigh, north hamp top counties and also for this storm in the philadelphia area. parts of burlington, camden and ph

i named the study -- glenn, glenn, i named the studies. >> i asked for a statistic. you tell me how many -- >> make a carve-out in the bill that "the new york times" can hire all the low skilled less paid workers they want from other countries and see how you feel about low wage substitution. this is a reality that is happening in our country. >> miller one of the architects of the trump travel ban at one point took issue with the reference to a poem etched on the statue of liberty. >> give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses. it doesn't say anything about speaking english. >> the statue of liberty is a symbol of american liberty lighting the world. the poem that you're referring to was added later, is not actually part of the original statue of liberty thinking whole notion they have to learn english before they get to the united states, are we just going bring in people from great britain and australia? >> jim, i honestly say, i am shocked at your statement that you think that only people from great britain and australia would know english. it's actually

glenn hurks schwar"hurricane" s tracking the latest conditions. >> it certainly looks threatening out there and have been some reports of rain, but mostly pretty light. philadelphia is cloudy and 79. and a lot of places have not even hit 830 degr80 degrees tod. some of the sprinkles in parts of philadelphia, chest nuts hill, keeping the temperature down to 76 while 80 in parkwood and fox chase and 80 at graduate hospital. 79 at the airport. you can see these little patches of some light rain or sprinkles moving through. not all of it is even reaching the ground. so it is not exactly the most impressive radar that we've seen. and it's a small area. there is more back to the west that is moving in this correcti direction. this will affect us tomorrow. we have a better chance of getting accumulating kind of rain that soaks the ground at least at some point. later tonight, we'll have some of that. and the morning rush could be wet and parts of the area, and there is more coming through a couple models do expect even thunderstorms at some point during the day around midday or into the afte

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. >>> let's go to glenn "hurricane" schwartz who is timing out this evening's forecast for us. >> it's looking pretty nice for this evening. later tonight and first thing in the morning a different story. look how blue that sky is in easton, pa. temperature 85 in philadelphia, 87 in allentown. ocean temperature 75 degrees which is on the warm side. radar and slight shows the showers are pretty much disappeared from our area even the poconos not in the vicinity, one tiny shower in the lehigh valley just west of allentown. but overnight we've got a cold front that's moving in and it's not going to affect us by 11:00 but in the middle of the night there could be some thunderstorms coming through. we'll see when that moves out and have the details for the weekend coming up in a few minutes. >>> thousands of music fans in bethlehem are hoping for no storms tonight. music fest kicked off an hour ago. bands are on the stage right now. music fest runs ten days and organizers are expecting more than a million people to pass through. nbc 10's steven fischer is liver at music fest where the crowd

glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here to tell us more. >> it's going to get better because you can see the clouds out there. they are going to be gone. and so we're going to have comfort and sunshine for the next couple days. this is easton. we're seeing a little billionth of blue in the sky, but still a fair amount of cloud cover. and also in delaware, similar type of. picture, similar type of clouds. you can see that on the radar and satellite. closest rain is way offshore. but these are high level clouds just raising up from the southwest. blocking the sun a little bit. fair weather cumulus clouds, it's a beautiful picture. but the drier air continues to feed into the region. 78 degrees in philadelphia, but it's 80 in wilmington and northeast philly and millville. the ocean temperature is is 73 degrees. it's going to be a a beautiful night as we clear out. temperature nice and comfortable. you need the air conditioners tonight or tomorrow night. or the night after that. as you can see into the 50s in some of the suburbs and the lehigh valley. by morning, not a cloud in the sky. that set

even thunderstorms in parts of the area. >> let's get the latest from glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> sometimes we have bad timing and the storms are on top of us right at this time of day when it's the hottest and most humid. they hold together. today we may have an advantage with the timing. because it's coming later. but the area is getting it first. lehigh valley and seuburbs especially, that's from 7:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. we put the first alert out for those areas 24 hours ago. and now there's a severe thunderstorm watch for pretty much that area until midnight tonight. it does not include philadelphia or delaware counties. includes every other county in pennsylvania. and as you can see, the leading edge of the showers are way west of harrisburg. and even though the showers are moving east fast, this first line is weakening. that's in the middle of the night. these areas in the orange are severe thunderstorm warnings. if you take this leading edge, it's moving east. it's still enough to get to reading until after 7:00 tonight. so that's why there isn't much of a threat for a coupl

. >> let's bring in meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz who is tracking these storms tonight. >> just like yesterday, some of these storms are not moving. that is creating that flood threat. we're also seeing some storms come into the philadelphia area. some storms in delaware that have been hanging in there. the jersey shore not nearly as bad. this has been trouble because it hasn't moved much. it's right along the delaware river and just across the river into new jersey, brils is right on the edge of this. that's some pretty heavy rain. and again it has not been moving very much. this area is not moving much either. it's right over dover. we're seeing some of that storm just sit right in the same spot over and over and over again. and now we also have some cells up approaching the philadelphia area in chester county. this is the strongest cell now. it's just south of westchester over birmingham near concorde. these are relatively small compared to yesterday. the track of that takes it to 6:30. if it moves along that track. now we're talking about that same storm that's nearly s