from minnesota, mr. emmer, for five minutes. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate logan ahsheer, a senior recently being named class 3-a baseball player of the year by the minnesota state high school baseball coaches association. logan is a star athlete. due to his leadership and skills as a pitcher and shortstop, he helped lead his team to an undefeated season in this year's state tournament. logan excelled on the field this year, but we've known about him for a while. in fact, he's been a three-time all-central lakes conference pick and last year he was a time's baseball all-team area selection. while his high school baseball career is coming to a close, i have no doubt we will see great things from this young man, both athletically and scholastically in the future. we wait to see what he will accomplish next. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the lowan ford family recently being named the 2017 farm family of the year. built in 1898, the farm has opinion passed from generation to generation with more than a century with each generation teaching the next about hard work and s

facial recognition system for passengers at logan airport. and allows passengers to be photographed at the gate instead of checking in with the boarding pass. >> you don't have to pull out your passport you just go through the line and look in and they take your picture and that's it. >> jetblue says the system is voluntary. passengers who choose to use it will have their image checked with an agent against her passport or visa photo on file with u.s. customs. >> it will get us to the boarding part much quicker. >> back in 2002 logan airport officials tried similar technology to verify airport employees after the 9/11 attacks. they canceled it after a failed to properly identify nearly 40% of people. jetblue says the technology has changed with cloud storage and facial recognition algorithms that are much more sophisticated. >> combining those changes in technology has enabled us to use facial recognition with the scalable way. >> the airline says it's all about customer ease in getting passengers to the gate efficiently. passengers who are not accurately identified by the system ca

. there's all the construction around logan square, and i found myself circling is around logan turkey is get back to -- logan circle to get back to the vine. a miracle you were here to start the morning. if you were dealing with this week, and last week the vine street expressway closure, that typically clears around the 5:00 mark. if you're not awake or heading out before then, it doesn't matter to you. moving through center city, we've seen the closing at broad and the schuylkill. now it's open. it's been open for about an hour and 20 minutes or so. right around the vine and 8th is where we're watching here. here is the westbound side. that moves toward the schuylkill, here eastbound toward 95. we're not seeing any problems or delays right now. minor delays for septa. war minister train 404 running about ten minutes late. minor there. new jersey, amtrak, and patco on time. in pottstown a crash at wilson at north adams. we'll end on the schuylkill expressway. always like to watch the schuylkill on a friday because we look good for a long time. 14 minutes now. no slowdowns at a

coming days. >> thousand to cydney long in logan square. also battling the heat i'm sure. >> when it's too hot for school, the splash pad or spray ground you might call it is a must. it serves a dual purpose. shades for the parents and all this a week before the official start of summer. >> when it's the second heat wave of the season, let's face it. you do what you need to to keep cool. it means a dip in the art museum fountain. >> the hot metal tables wasn't for the lunchtime crowd in center city today where tables sat empty. >> does that feel good when it's too hot outside? >> yeah. >> reporter: footsteps away, r perfectly shaded grass at logan square. >> it feels 10 degrees cooler in the shade. it's very comfortable. i don't feel hot at all. no sweat rolling down the face or anything like that. >> students didn't have a half day. >> she's soaking up the fun on this splash pad not sad about today's early dismissal. >> it feels good, nice and cool. it's the perfect temperature. >> and for those school field trips like the one i was on yesterday with my son, when you get home it will

decision and also its implications is political activist anthony brian logan. anthony welcome to r.t. we heard donald trump saying that this is all in the interests of national security do you think it will help security or absolutely you've got to stop the flow of people coming from these countries that are very dangerous we see was going on right now in europe from somebody sane people to come from these very dangerous places place where we have a lot of negative. so i think it just makes logical sense it's a bigger things under control it's very it's an awful lot of opposition oh isn't it i mean if if the decision was that simple to improve security many people have pointed out logistically to you it is a nightmare to impose. well i mean it's not really that difficult you know just a matter of yes or encourage you're not able to come here and that's pretty much the end of it is not really that difficult anything is about a deterrent because some people when they know it's a heightened level of security maybe don't think twice about trying to come over here maybe to think twice abo

recognition system that could help speed up the boarding process at logan international airport. daniel miller has the story. >> reporter: it's one happy island. it's safe. it's just a beautiful place to go. >> adams of franklin is talking about his favorite destination, renew before a. he and his wife lillian have been going to the tropical island ten years but their latest trip will be quite different. friday morning, jetblue rolled out the official recognition system for airport. allows passengers to be photographed at the gate instead of checking in with the boarding pass. >> you don't have to pull out your passport and your boarding pass. you go through the line and they take your picture and that's it >> jetblue said the system is voluntary. they will have the image checked with an agent against the passport or visa photo on file with us customs >> it will get us through quicker. i think it will be great if it works out. >> reporter: logan airport officials tried similar technology to investigator airport employees after the 911 attacks but they cancelled it after it failed to pro

in the logan neighborhood. police did take a person into custody but not yet clear if that person is facing charges. the victim is recovering in the hospital. a driver slams into this building on marshal road in upper darby this morning, leaving behind a large hole. the driver then took off. police say no one in the building was hurt and they're still looking for the driver. ♪ ♪ >>> and a little jazz today helped people celebrate june teeth in our area. nbc 10 outside the african american museum in center city where a street festival highlighted african american freedom and achievement. juneteeth notes the aballishment of slavery on this day back in 1865. >>> a special arrival for pop star, beyonce. she has given birth to twins according to reports from us weekly which says the pop star and husband, rapper jay-z welcomed their two new borns earlier this week. they now join their older sister, blue ivy. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> right now we are tracking rain across the region. here's a look now at the first alurt weather -- i don't know. what do you call this? >>

targeted republican congressmen. brody logan is at the stadium. we'll head to him live right now. brody, how are things going out there? >> reporter: there are some extra security measures. i know that you mentioned it. there are some people -- there are some people waiting here to get in, various congressional staffers and then really a lot and a lot of media, people from all over the country that have come in for this game. and if you're going to come, you might want to get here early because they're going through extra security measures as you mentioned as you go through the gates here at nats park but there are some people -- they have some signs. if you want to show off the signs. they're coming out here, they're congressmen and making sure that they are not deterred. come on through. they're not deterred by what happened yesterday and we're going to have more people out here, we're going to talk to some people. we'll check in later. >> all right brody logan at nats park. we'll see you in a bit and we'll keep covering what's going on down there at nats park this evening. >>>

and, and, and, and. >> that is the name. >> yes, logan. >> is that your brother's name >> no my brother's name is christian o kay. >> get it right, jen. >> first american boy, which is amazing. >> yes. >> unaudible. >> why are you challenging the experts. >> yes. >> okay. >> are we allowed to say you have new stuff happening in the fall. >> you are allowed to say. >> so this is last summer to come to the original, new york , flagship store so come this summer. we will move to 75 rocker fell er plaza and take this experience and all of the girls love and we will make it , a little bit better, it will be digital, a little bit more now but it will have elements that girls love. >> i love it. >> thank you. thank you for having us. thanks, experts. >> i love you so much. >> julie, do we have julie. >> yes. >> it is logan just so everybody knows. it is logan. >> we now know. >> i love little experts. >>> kanye heading back to the stage, what he plans to start touring and when you should expect that to happen. (vo) this fourth of july at enterprise car sales... experience great custome

news," a man is fighting for his life this morning after being shot in philadelphia's logan section, this happened along the 2,000 block of west spencer street yesterday afternoon, someone shot a 66-year-old man in the head inside the front door of his house. he feels rushed to the hospital in critical condition. the neighbors say he lived in the house his entire life. >> he is a good guy, never bothered nobody, always neighborly, helped me out when i needed it. >> police are looking at private surveillance cameras in the area. >> happening today, testimony continues in the seth williams corruption trial. the philadelphia district attorney carried a bible with him yesterday. government witness sylvia ran dove took the stand. she testified her husband wrote williams a ten thousand dollars check for his mother in a nursing home. williams is accused of taking bribes worth tens of thousands of dollars in exchange for legal favors. >>> stormed wreaked havoc across the area bringing down trees and power lines. these sparking lines set fireg r conshohocken state road in gladwyn yesterday a

different, friday morning jetblue rolled out the facial recognition system for passengers at the logan airport that allows passengers to be photographed at the gate instead of checking in with a boarding pass. >> you don't have to pull out your passport or boarding pass, you go to the line, let them take a picture and that's it. >> reporter: jetblue says the system is voluntary and passengers that choose to use it will have their images checked against the agent with a passport or the visa photo on file with u.s. customs. >> it gets us through the boarding part much quicker so that will be great if that works out. >> reporter: in 2002 logan airport officials tried similar technology to verify airport employees after the 9/11 attacks but canceled it after it failed to properly identify nearly 40% of the people. jetblue says that the technology has changed with the cloud storage, facial recognition algorithms that are much more sophisticated. >> combining those two changes has enabled us to use facial recognition in a scalable way. >> reporter: the airline says it is about the customer e

fishing, his family, and sports especially football. . he was on the 'logan' freshman football team. 17 year old briana ortega attended it's a somber evening as friends and family gather to mourn the lives that were lost in monday's crash.this prayer vigil is just getting under way for the two teenagers that were killed people brought flowers and candles to pray for the victims.friends say simon soleto loved fishing, his family, and sports especially football. . he was on the 'logan' freshman football team. 17 year old briana ortega attended 'decoto' independent studies school.briana's counselor says she was a wonderful person, extremely generous, loved english, and wanted to go into business. loved ones here are struggling to cope with this loss.on memorial day, the g-m-c truck they were in, came barreling down park street. after clipping another vehicle, the truck flipped a number of times before coming to rest.briana was pronounced dead at the scene. simon later died at the hospital.the other 5 people in the truck were also taken to the hospital. simon's family tells me it still isn'

technology in boston at logan international. this aplus passengers to be photographerred at the gate instead of checking in with a boarding pass the image will be compared to the customs. the system is voluntary and under airport's may not technology late they are year. >>> you don't have to pull out the passport. you just go through the line and they take your picture. that's it. >> logan airport tried similar technology to verify airport employees but they stopped using it after the system fair failed to properly identify 40% of people who used it. the technology has changed since then and is much manufacture sophisticate. >>> >> happening today, president trump is holding the first meeting of the american technology council, and several silicon valley ceos will be there. some of the business leaders who will be there include apple's tim cook, oracle, ere pick amazon's jeff. the group is expected to discuss thousand federal government can better use information technology as well as cyber security in the h 1b visa. the exec industry have denounceed it policies on immigration and climate ch

them. kenny logan live in london with this as they are still claiming the mess up. >> i come aside the are seizing the death toll is raising higher. people have very severe burns indeed good all this came about shortly after hundreds of local people rushed to a fuel tanker with containers to take some of that leaking fuel that spilled from the truck on the road in all around it. this is not surprising that she might think. still very valuable in his rural areas. but it's also highly risky and is always people are gathered around the fuel around the track caught fire. you can see a massive fireball in the area all around the track which is why so many people were hurt. one rescue worker claims the blaze was stopped by a bit cigarette. that is yet to be officially confirmed. rescue workers were at the scene pretty quick, but it was too late in that it pushed in. at least 18 people were injured. many of those in a critical condition. doctors say the patients had extensive burns on most of their bodies. it is thought he was driving, but lost control on a bad on the main highway. it end

... when i got there, there was this woman at her house. she said she was an old logan-family friend, and... >> ridge: okay. >> quinn: then your dad got a text from katie. it was like an s.o.s. text. and he rushed out of here. >> ridge: you're babbling a little bit. i'm not sure -- >> quinn: no, no, no, no, no. i know i'm not making any sense. let me... the woman -- the woman that was at katie's house was sheila carter. >> ridge: well, that's impossible. >> quinn: it's not impossible. she's at katie's house right now. with your father. >> sheila: oh, god. you look wonderful, eric. so handsome and distinguished. >> eric: what are you doing here? >> sheila: i came to make amends. >> eric: "amends"? >> sheila: yes, because i'm -- i'm changing. i-i came to ask katie for her help. i know how much you value the opinion of people that you care for, and... god, this is so much better! face-to-face. you can see for yourself what -- what i'm talking about. >> eric: are you okay? >> katie: yeah. um... just glad will wasn't here. and i had this just in case. >> sheila: and you didn't need it, did you

us live from logan square where people are trying to beat that heat. >> staying cool after school, it is definitely the task out here today. i can tell you it's certainly not an easy one. we did find a favorite so the. here's the sister city's splash pad. tz. >> so many old school buildings in philadelphia. >> it's really hot. but my teacher has air-conditioning. so it went up and down. >> students like veronica myron and hundreds of others are grateful for a hot weather dismissal with the mercury rising since sunday, it's tough to circulate and remove that accumulating hot air in school buildings. instead, students get a break but not parents. >> it's hot, very hot. even getting in the car it takes forever for the car to fill up with cold air. >> together with his parents, siblings and niece ask nephew, engineering major john is done with school too in a big way. he's secelebrating his drexel graduation day with a run at the art museum rocky steps and a family photo. but in an added layer of polyester, his cap and gown, it's a a bit hot. >> i'll be ready to e relax with my friend

are heading out this afternoon make sure you take the proper precautions. live from logan square i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. proper precautions, take it easy, don't go for that jog during heating of the day.t just relax, drink plenty of water, take it easy. who doesn't like an excuse for that. mother nature is giving us that right now. 93 degrees as we take a live look at center city philadelphia hot, steamy southeasterly wind at 14 miles an hour. at lee that air is moving. it is not stagnant but feels like when you open up that oven door but the beach is place to seek relief from. some of this heat. look at rehoboth beach, pretty packed for a monday, lucky people, stralling the boarden joying that nice, ocean breeze , bringing temperatures down just a little bit. 86 degrees in wildwood. we are at 93 in atlantic city. ninety-two in trenton. ninety-one allentown. calling in at 91 in wilmington our comfort index, it could be worse but we have a steam factor am reporting sites, dew points in the middle 60's, down to around 60 degrees. we have muggy ste

logan back too. she just left her office job. >> farming brought you back? >> yeah, because i miss it. i know that's something to be proud of. >> from logan i learned how to get the plants ready to ship off to market. >> next, probably my most challenging job on the farm, taking sue keen knee trans plants and planting them in the field. >> why are you so nervous. >> you're moving and the tractor is punching holes along the way. >> you think farming is easy, i dare you to try this. the perfect image in my head is the scene from i love lucy when she's at the chocolate factory. we were probably going two to three miles an hour and it felt like we were going 50 miles per hour. get it right or else you're not going to have sue keen knee plants for 45 days. how much of it is science and how much of it luck and prayer? >> your agricultural is just controlled by mother nature, she's the trump card. >> i think one of the things that surprised me the most since meeting the robins' family is all the intricacies that goes into getting anything from farm to table. they're constantly juggle. my big

ago at grenfell tower, a high-rise, that killed 79 people. kitty logan has more from london. >> reporter: or hi, james. well, there's been more misery for londoners living in high-rise buildings. hundreds were evacuated late last night. officials say their homes are no longer safe to live in. resident cans from four large tower blocs were seen leaving late last night with the few possessions they were able to pack in a hurry. people from at least 600 apartments were affected. local officials told them they may not be able to return home for up to four weeks. while fire safety standards are improveed. these are people on low incomes who depend on state housing, so many don't have a lot of options of where to go. last night they were offered a mattress on a floor at a nearby gym. some then opted to stay in their homes, but local officials say these buildings are a fire risk. fire safety inspectors say tests prove the external cladding on these buildings is not fire resistant. there are also problems inside with fire doors and gas pipes. local government officials have been urg

the fire at apartment high-rise building that killed 79 people. kitty logan has more from our london bureau. kitty. >> well, residents in north london were told suddenly yesterday evening that their home does not pass safety standards and advised to leave immediately. now, people from around 600 apartments were affected by the decision, they were told to leave as a precaution. many people are quite understandably confused and angry and decision that was made late in the evening but fire safety inspectors say the main concern is that the plotting on the building may not be fire resistant and found problems with fire doors and local government officials have been urgently checking similar apartment lofts, the prime minister says authorities are acting to avoid another tragedy. >> we have samples of plotting and materials on tower blocks. many found not to be fire safety standards as required and that is why action is being taken. >> now, it was ten days ago that at least 79 people died in a blaze at a high-rise apartment in a building in west london. that fire spread with horrifying sp

to logan. nearly everyd in corner and a performance from miley cyrus. adrianna: happening today, the attorneys general for d.c. and maryland are suing donald trump. the sticking point for the suit is his businesses. including the trump national hotel pennsylvania avenue. the president having violated anticorruption clauses by accepting payment from foreign governments and taking office. they say his continued ownership the integrity of the american political system. autria: two developments at the white house. milani and barron trump are now live living there all-time. they moved in last night. the first lady tweeted that she's looking forward to the memory she will make in their new home. she spent the first five months of the presidency in new york so that parent could finish up the school year. he is the -- barron is the first boy to live there since 1963. adrianna: you will want a little ice today, because we are getting hot. chronic a johnson is tracking the heat wave. nendorses dr. wralph northam. mr. northam uld make the better governor. and virginia progressives agree. ralph

positions on defense. "fox5" brody logan has more. >> last week in ota redskins park and of course the talk as usual it's not about what is happening on the field but off the field and today they report things are warming between kirk cousins and the team on potential contract extension. now jay gruden says he doesn't know anything about that he wish his was part of negotiate saiss. no other players we talked to knew of any developments on kurt cousins contract. jewel 15 a deal must be done by then. we'll know in a few weeks. one thing we know redskins defense was pretty bad. and third down ranged last in nfl getting off the field on third down and performances the last few weeks against carolina and giants stuck with the team long after week 17. >> that's still fresh in our hindz. we is a sour taste in our m mind. if you don't you don't know what you're doing. if you feel like you you upheld your duty i would put you on the field. it's not championship football game. >> ses spite the short shortcomings. safety from arizona cardinals brought over free agent and he says he watched this

, let's call it nice catch for tsa agents at boston's logan airport. we will tell you why they were shellshocked in a suitcase. ♪ at legalzoom, our network of attorneys can help you every step of the way. including wills or a living trust that grows along with you and your family. legalzoom. legal help is here. lauren: check this out. tsa agents with crowded passengers, but not like this. the traveler brought this humongous live lobster to boston logan airport. totally legal to do that. cheryl: i can play with the go first and foremost. the agency spokesmen to did a of this grading agent holding the massive guy or gal, lobster. i don't know which one it was. lobster was traveling in a cooler in luggage and was allowed to continue on the journey. lauren: he also brought some butter in the cooler. cheryl: wonder how it tasted good to 20 founders are necessary the better tasting lobsters. cheryl: the smaller ones are the better. i think dagen mcdowell might know about this. >> just because i'm a vegan. cheryl is correct. the larger older officers. great to see you both. good morning

redskins stadium is being transformed into a golf course, brody logan is there live with more, brody do you think they will be tailgating for golf. >> reporter: we don't have football but there will be tailgating. it's called stadium lengths going to stadiumses all over the country. as you can see the hundred yard field is set up for 100 yard drive. i'm here with the founder of this whole deal. >> the audio is dipping out. >> w him in a little bit. >>> coming up at 5:30 act southeast dc man admits he killed three women and two children in a drunk driving crash in oxon hill found out his punishment today. we have the details of his day that court. >>> the former fairfax mayor who was busted in an undercover sting is sentenced today following a scandal of trading drugs for sex. how long he'll spend behind bars. >>> man spreading. yeah. where public signs are displayed telling men to keep their legs together. we'll explain on the other side of the break. of the break. fios built its 100% fiber optic network because we knew that everyone would need faster internet. so we're introducing fios

testing a new facial recognition system, though selfie check-in. molly line lie live on logan international airport. >> these new protocols are not followed, passengers may not be able to bring their laptops or big electronic devices on the planes as carry-on. remember, this restriction came into place following revelations that terrorists may have been trying to use these devices to smuggle in explosives for instance. the ban was placed in africa and the middle east. those requirements could be lifted for foreign characters if they comply with these new requirements. the administration never took this possibility off the table of expanding this band to some places in europe. the announcement, the transportation security administration and american airlines are also testing a three-dimensional screener to look at carry-on bags in phoenix, arizona, at the sky harbor international airport. this technology comes complete with a spinning x-ray camera to give officers a clear look inside. this technology is already being used for checked luggage, but it could allow passengers to le

luggage at austin's logan airport over the weekend. he weighs 20 pounds. actively, you can bring a live lobster on the plane, but it has to be in a spillproof container. no word on what happened to this guy. jonathan: you imagine carrying that in a plastic bag? alison: now a viral mistake involving the redskins. apparently somebody at the nfl things that they play in washington state. the nfl shop was selling a redskins decal with washington state in the background. d.c. or maryland. jonathan: it appears the items are no longer available. we reached out, but have not heard back. alison: could not have been a meteorologist. steve: not at all. 84 degrees earlier at reagan national, feeling great. both humidity, comfortable dew point, lots of sunshine. now 75 degrees, 69 centreville and haymarket. widen the view, if you are looking for really cool air, elkins, west virginia, 53 degrees. stormwatch 7 satellite and radar, this will not amount to a lot. mainly dry later tonight. the bigger story will be tomorrow. the frontal system will bring a chance of showers late in the afternoon, ea

camera in the city's logan section. this is video from inside a home of huber street. last wednesday the resident was on the second floor and heard people come down the stairs, he noticed that four men broke into his home by removing an air conditioner from his home. yesterday bar owner michael weis detailed what he said were bribes to williams in return for his help with a liquor license. lets go live to vernon odom at the federal courthouse. back on the stand today bar owner michael weis who tells the court he showered seth williams and his family with preairline tickets to san diego and las vegas and florida. in exchange he got philadelphia's district attorney to write letters to officials in california to get his license back for a club he owns in california. weis was on prodation for a 2010 conviction for taxi vision and had already regained his license in pennsylvania we are owns the center city bar, woody's and gave essential williams cash when his divorce had him in a bind and giving him $400 to get his dishwasher repaired and described going to the jersey shore shore for the