mike pence come in and cast a tie-breaking vote. not only did they not hold that line at that two senators, that line just completely collapsed today. it wasn't just heller and collins. it was a third senator, then a fourth, then a fifth, then a sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth. so yeah, they pulled it. on again, this is not republicans trying and failing to get democrats to vote with them. this is not some negotiations that failed because of partisan differences. that does not apply here. republicans were trying to repeal obamacare without even talking to the democrats without even trying to a single democratic vote. they probably wouldn't want a democratic vote if they could get one. they were trying to do this with votes from their own membership. technically they could. they a republicans-only affair. as republicans today, they failed, which means it remains a strange hallmark of the trump era in washington, even with a new republican president, even with a large republican majority in the house, and republican control of the senate too, it has now been more than 150 days of this

again, and again, and again. the unlikely hero who made history last night. >> nothing our mike schmidt had done, four homeruns in one game. we'll play those homeruns for you. good day, june the seventh, 2017. >> we made it halfway through the week. >> hump day. what day is it mike? mike, mike, mike? >> hump day. >> that thing jumped shark? >> not in this room. >> no. we are the shark. >> it is just cool outside. >> cool. >> as cool as mike jerrick. seven out of ten is your number of the day. we will see quite a bit of cloud cover, but, enjoy your chocolate ice cream, because, it is chocolate ice cream day. and, yes, the phillies, four in a row now? what the what the. there is the cloud cover we were talking about here in old city. 54 degrees, 9-mile per hour breezes out of the northeast, and other temperatures, are in the 50's, throughout the region, as well. fifty-three atlantic city, lancaster, 50 pottstown, chillier 45 in the mountains, below the average of 80, but wait until you see how far we go above average in the seven day forecast, ready for the 90s? i'm ready sister l

brothers, fritz, i don't know that one. i have two tweet is here please don't tell me, mike that people think chocolate milk comes from brown cows, no , who would think that. >> no way. >> all right. >> what is the number today. >> we have an eight out of 10, not perfect. we have had a few showers around this morning, already, cloud cover and get ready to see that unsettled weather pattern continue, and buddy likes his with chocolate chips , added, bring the umbrella today, have it nearby all weekend. it is not a wash out but we will have times of rain and then stop for a while and you know the drill. we have rain rolling through berks, lancaster county, current temperature in philadelphia, it is 67 degrees from 8 miles an hour breezes out of the east ande terly wind keeps us cloudy we will see some sunshine, here and there 82 degrees, good temperatures but it will get hot and humid over weekend, bob kelly. >> a lot going on, fathers day , graduation parties, music festival. southwest philadelphia we are talking to you island and lindberg boulevard, folks jump off there and use i

memorial here for the people who were along big mike's route. people are mourning his loss in those who barely knew him but loved him. >> around him mike is not just a ups guy. he's everyone's friend. >> reporter: big mike lafitti took his breaks in his big brown delivery truck in this diamond heights parking lot. this was his route and his face became a familiar friendly one. >> you would see him in the neighborhood. he'd say hey, mom, i'm coming to the house later. i've got something for you and i was like okay. i'm looking forward to it. >> reporter: big mike drew his final breath after getting shot at the ups facility in potrero hills. in his last minutes he was comforted by this stranger, mic mcdonald, who held his hand -- mike mcdonald, who held his hand while he was bleeding onto the concrete. >> he said what he had to say. he loves his family. he loves his children and he didn't do anything to this man, you know. he doesn't understand why he shot him. >> reporter: big mike leaves behind three children including two teen averages. in the daly city neighborhood where his -- teenag

continues after the break with memories of big mike. >>> plus, a baseball practice with members of congress, then came the gunfire. a witness captured some of it on camera. we're live in a washington with the chaos that unfolded. >> i'm meteorologist i'll let you know my forecast is less than ten minutes. we )ve just learned in the past 30 minutes that the contra costa county district attorney . >>> we are following, just learned in the past 30 minutes that the district attorney has just resigned. mark peterson appeared in court moments ago and he pleaded no contest after being charged with 13 felony counts including perjury and grand theft. the charges stem from $66,000 in campaign funds which peterson used for personal expenses. his sentence to 250 hours of community service. the board of supervisors but now find a new district attorney. >>> we have an update on the situation at traverse air force base. we just learned that the active shooter situation was a false alarm. no injuries. the lockdown lifted. the scene has now been cleared. so again, there was a situation at travis. t

francisco todos saban quin era big mike el mensajero que no solo entregaba paquetes sino momentos de alegra con todos los que interactuaba take pkg :11 :28 pkg el es big mike, o por lo menos as lo conocen muchos.. l fue una de las 3 vctimas mortales del tiroteo ocurrido esta maÑana en la central de ups de san francisco. sot: yancy de la rosa conoca a "big mike" era una persona muy positiva siempre alegre aqu en diamond heghts toda la gente, los vecinos lo aman, lo amamos, lo vamos a tener en un lugar especial en el corazn porque mike era una persona muy llena de vida y un hombre muy feliz hoy residentes de este vecindario llegaron al lugar donde dicen, big mike estacionaba su camin y cargaba sus paquetes mientras saludaba a todo el que pasaba por aqu. dejaron flores, veladoras, y mensajes expresndole su agradecimiento.. las muestras de afecto se extendieron por horas. la seÑora yancy dice que esta maÑana escucho sobre el incidente pero nunca imagino que fuera mike quien hubiese perdido la vida. sot: yancy de la rosa conoca a "big mike" cuando paso eso, yo pens en el pero dije yo,

. 46-year-old mike lefiti was a driver for u- p-s for more than 15 years. he was also a dedicated family man and apparently very well liked.kron 4's charles clifford spoke with two of his friends this afternoon. both say they are devastated by his loss well, a small memorial has appaered here near where mike worked. mike lefiti apparently was large in stature but he also had a big heart. his coworkers have said he was happy and humble. this afternoon, i caught up with two of his friends who say mike will be sorely missed. sothe was very gently. like a big fuzzy bear with a big heart.llary fong remembers mike lefiti from high school. he says that even back then big mike made a lasting impression.sotyou just can't miss his big personality. he's just a big cool guy.he read about his friend's passing facebook.soti'm still in shock, even at work.soti can't believe he's gone.erika miller lives near glen park in san francisco. her home was on mike's ups route for over a decade but she says that he was more than just a delivery mansothe went out of his way to make your day better even if

name of eddie bane well. he was the scouting director who drafted mike 2009. >> joe: and now here in boston. and j.p., he is lining up three former tigers in the rotation this weekend. where he came over from. price tonight. fister to start the finale tomorrow. >> a.j.: how did the scout get away from anaheim? >> joe: i know. >> a.j.: he signed mike trout he should have a lifetime contract. >> joe: life isn't fair, a.j. espinosa strikes out swinging and a 1-2-3 eighth for blaine boyer. see if the red sox have a rally in them. down 5-1 in the bottom of thein) eighth. life life life lifeht ♪ top speed fifty knots life ♪ on the caribbean seas ♪ it's a champagne and models potpourri ♪ on my yacht made of cuban mahogany ♪ gany, gany, gany my computer just died! i may be dead, but let me tell you one last thing. get the new ipad pro! it has the powerful a10x fusion chip, so you won't miss me at all! thanks ghost computer. whoops, forgot my power-cord, coming back down. ♪♪ ♪ sometimes you want to go. ♪ ♪ where everybody knows your name, ♪ ♪ and they're always glad yo

serving obama administration official who turned up unexpectedly at trump tower. it was admiral mike rogers, the head of the national security agency. he was apparently spotted at trump tower less than a week and half after the election. what was very strange about that, mike rogers head of the nsa, he took personal leave from work, he took a personal day to leave washington, d.c. where he worked running the nsa to travel to new york presumably on his own dime, to go visit the candidate the president-elect at trump tower? incidentally, mike rogers, as an admiral in the navy and head of the nsa he's in the military chain of command he answers to the commander in chief at that time was barack obama. apparently mike rogers did not even tell president obama or the obama administration generally he was doing this, he was taking a personal day to leave d.c., g to new york to visit the president-elect. it was the "wall street journal" first to report on nsa head, mike rogers, playing hooky that day. they were also first to report on why he might have done it, the prospect the president-elec

wonder what kind of sites mike is following. >> i'm just sayingy wonder. >> it is scary. >> i'm shocked i didn't see your picture. >> he is insulted because it didn't come up on his facebook >> a little bit. >> it is a funny picture. you know why they pick it. >> yes. >> anyway. >> there for a couple jugs of wine. >> they look great in the picture. >> package store. >> whatever it was. >> jen, thank. >> thank you. >> you would be totally freak ed if your picture popped up on a singles ad. >> advertising, yeah. >> oh, my god. >>> so we have to take over our pets. we just said it will be 105 degrees out there. >> talking about the kid, talking about elderly, you are right, worried about them too. so sue, i see, a pet pool outside and everything. >> well, doctor sheila mayer is here from somerdale animal hospital and she will talk about common sense but before we get started, doctor sheila, i want to take you back to 2008, in april, when you came on "good day philadelphia", and you brought a little dog with you, and you said that dog's name was roofus. it was from the camden county

president had told him to stop the trump/russia investigation. to lay off the mike flynn part of the trump/russia investigation. again, not only saying that the president had told him that, but saying crucially that contemporaneously at the time he had made a written note of it and told other people that the president made this wildly inappropriate request to him. we knew that about james comey. now yet another senior official in the trump administration apparently went through the same thing and told people contemporaneously that the president had directed him to try to stop the fbi investigation. just a remarkable advance in the news. we started this week waiting for the comey testimony. waiting for james comey to testify on thursday before the senate intelligence committee. everybody parked at the edge of their seats waiting to hear what the former fbi director will say w these reported claims that president trump asked comey to call off the investigation into flynn. friends and colleagues of comey say he described contemporane s contemporaneously to them requests to stop the trump/russ

missing, and not just once. >> they lost the bag twice. >>> mike flew from sfo to iceland, sweden, holiday anderson, then back via iceland and newark, new jersey. the bag he checked arrived i were in europe but was missing when his wow air flight landed in newark. >> these things happen, right. >> right, 4660 times a day according to the federal government. mike immediately filed a report with wow air. days later, they sent him an e-mail informing him his bag was located and would be fedexed to him. >> perfect. this is what i wanted. >> reporter: then this oblong box arrived. >> this is about seven feet long -- it's bigger than my body. like no way this can be luggage in any way. >> reporter: the label indicates the long skinny box had shipped from wow air at newark airport to mike. >> only it's not my luggage. it's a gigantic car part from toyota motors. >> reporter: mike contacted wow and discovered that after it found his lost luggage in newark, it lost it, again. >> this is when everything sort of snowballed out of control. >> reporter: he returned the box and kept on wow abou

that case. he basically said, look, the president directed me to fire mike flynn then fired me when i didn't do it and lied about it. law professors are divided on this question. there's a lot of opinions whether this goes to the level of obstruction. two i talked to today said it clearly does. one who said two weeks ago he wasn't there, after today's testimony he believes there's a prima far s sha case, that dona trump obstructed justice. nicolle. >> kasie hunt, i wonder what the political reaction was to the very same question. did they feel like comey made progress or traveled any distance in changing their views as to whether or not there was an obstruction of justice case to be made against president trump? >> reporter: well, nicolle, look, i think there are a lot of former prosecutors and even more lawyers here in congress so there are certainly people with opinions about whether or not this was the case, but almost to a person the members of congress i talked to, they don't want to say, okay, this is definitely an obstruction of justice case. they want to say, we have to get

, liberty senior markets editor. thank you very much, mike, for coming onto the program. do you want to talk about the rotation, tech to banks? mike: to me what's fascinating is there is this rotation, and it's likely sector detect. it's also growth to value. there was a big rotation out of high data stocks, stocks that gain or fall more than the market, in general. what's fascinating to me is all that happened but the market is still skirting around near the record levels. it suggests there hasn't really been much damage to risk appetites in the market. it's just this musical chairs going on under the surface. sticking -- thinking back on why to that be, i go back to the beginning of the year when we were looking at earnings estimates are the essence he 500 and people -- people were calling for double digits earnings gains after a week stretcher earnings. the surprising thing is, we look at the half picture of the year and we are still looking at gains in earnings. the last two years that wasn't the case. we came into the year expecting goods earnings growth and the estimates came down

the to downsize, do stuff amazon and mike hope to do in this thing. so macy's now is interesting to me it's town 35% of the year. it's got 70% of the highs. sentiment is horrible. you don't hear anybody talking about it, so to me, you want to look at that chart right there look at the down trend i think the intersection of the down trend and breakdown level from earlier in the year, that's 30 bucks you want to give yourself time look to january expiration today when the stock is is trading at 23 bucks you should buy the january 23, 32 and a half call spread for 2.35 selling one of the calls at 35 cents, that spread cost you $2 on the upside, up to $7.5 between 25 and 32.5. that is a needy cost spread. i like the risk reward here and i think there's going to be sta treenlgic things that happen trz if you think about it and you're saying to yourself, is there potentially 10% worth of risk and i think i was make the case that yes, there is, there may be more than that. if you are inclined, this is the way you'd want to play it. meaning there's something not right here it's got to have som

mike, you say that democrats are going to help themselves on us taxpayers as they help the g.o.p. pass tax cuts? >> the tax cuts would help the economy and get it growing again. the democrats if they worked with republicans could take some credit with that. look, smart people in government know that if you have a good idea, it's better to attach yourself with it than detach yourself. they worked together in the '80s, democrats and republicans on tax reform, in the '90's on welfare reform. this he can work on this. david: john, would it help if the democrats and republicans got together? >> no, this is not the 80's. this would be a bad idea. the simple truth is, democrats do not believe in tax cuts. any kind of bipartisan planning between the two parties would amount to something symbolic, but does nothing to enhance individual freedom by reducing the burden of government. why would republicans get in bed with the very party that will neuter what will make them great? >> steve, in the '80s, reagan got together with tomorrow democrats for tax cuts, right? >> yes, but at the time the publ

champions. >> mike: as the winners celebrate, a remarkable year here in nashville. for their players and fans, sidney crosby lead his team, is one of the leading candidates for the con smythe, which will be presented before the stanley cup. they gather around to celebrate. the coaches both american-born, for the first time in stanley cup history, congratulate one another. and the chant here is "let's go preds." the motohere was stand with us. these people did. stand with their team. all games this season, for the first time in the 19-year history were sold out. now, they wait for the handshake line to form. usually, it is the captains at the forefront of this. and eventually, it will begin. the first handshakes began in hockey. in 1904, before the national hockey league came into existence, long before they took possession of the stanley cup. part of an old canadian tradition. now they peel away from the celebration for congratulations to each other. leading the way, dumoulin for the penguins, and pk subban for the predators. with all that happened during the course of this,

four minutes. mike has more slowing out of danville. >> i do have slowing and i'm seeing a little build over the castro valley way. i'll double-check to make sure nothing is going on. it looks like an unusual the pattern there. southbound 680, a smooth slow of traffic until you get to sycamore valley road. more slowing continues as that crash still reported there on southbound side heading into san ramone. the pattern for the tri-valley and the castro valley, a little more slowing shows up suddenly the last few minutes. the bay bridge approach is moving well. slowing through san pablo and that's the reason for a longer travel time. no delays. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay" new video emerging in the fer fan dough castile shooting case days after the acquittal in this case. dramatic new dash cam video that shows the moment the officer opened fire. >>> and here is a live look from our emville camera on this wednesday morning. a nice cool start to our wednesday morning. temperatures heating up again. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> it is

neighborhood and a accident south philadelphia, at 16th and fitzwater creek police mike and alex back to you. >>> sit 6:03. >> yes. it is 6:03 on this monday. >> developing news out of london. police now say that this morning mosque attack had all of the hallmarks of the terror incident. a man police say behind the wheel of the van that hit pedestrians is in custody. van struck a crowd of muslim worshipers killing one person injuring several others. witnesses say it unfolded just as people were leaving a local mosque following midnight pray ers, during this month which is holy month of ramadan >> i seen maybe eight to 10 people, some people lying on the floor, some people being driven by police. >> britain's terror alert has been set at severe meaning an attack is highly likely and this is late's tack in england earlier a van drove in the pedestrians on the london bridge and eight people died before the police were able to kill the attackers. then last month manchester was hit by a bombing that killed more than 20 people at ariana grande concert. >> all right. that is, there is a live