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city it is 75 degrees. with the humidity you know it feels oppressive already. we have a few more scattered showers out there and our future weather says during the overnight a few more possibly into the early morning hours especially if you're early riser but then we take break could see a few more in the afternoon. excessive heat, yes, a warning now for the philadelphia area, i-95 corridor and the adjacent suburbs. thursday and friday it will feel like it's between 100 and 105 in this area tomorrow afternoon. so please try to drink lots of water and stay indoors in air-conditioning if you can. elsewhere the orange color looking at feels like readings around 100 it will be hot everywhere. as we take look at the heat indices over the next several hours by tomorrow at 4:00 o'clock it will feel like 103 in philadelphia even in millville it will feel like 100 and in atlantic city it will feel like 97. coming up we'll talk about how long this lasts, and when we see a break at least that humidity. i'll see you laterred in broadcast. >> all right, kathy, thanks. two rallies in separate philadelphia neighborhoods to honor work of law enforcement. locals coming together in mayfair and roxborough for participants it's a way to show officer support after a difficult few delays in the police community. chris o'connell is following these demonstrations live tonight in mayfair. chris? >> reporter: well, iain in a week filled with demonstrations and protests, many of those protests against police officers. to night a much different rally. in support of those same officers. >> respect, love and support. that's what they need. >> reporter: more than 200 people packed the corner of cottman and frankford avenues simply to say thanks. >> cops get a bad rap, you know, they're out there try to keep the community safe. >> reporter: back the blue rally part of a growing community movement to support police officers after last week's police ambush in dallas. >> the cops are being verbally beaten down. we need to remember that police -- >> it makes fee meal good. i worry every time my son-in-law or my nephew is out there that they come back home. >> reporter: the support for police is coming from all over. in delaware county, a four-year-old brings cookies and a note thank you the netter providence police department and civilian police advisory council just donated 12 police bicycles at 850 bucks a pop to the 24th district. >> if they know we're out there for them, and they can depend on us it makes it easier for them to do their job. >> reporter: family members say being a police officer these days maybe more difficult than ever before. >> he said it's his job. goes to work every day. it's what's happening when he walks out the door. >> how proud are you of him. >> really proud. >> reporter: with every honk, every sign, every thank you, officers say they feel the love. but with so much going on these days, they also know they're under the microscope. >> we don't wake up in the morning to go out and kill someone. we don't g wake up in the mornig to go out and hurt someone. our job is to protect and service the area. >> reporter: as this rally was ending a single protester came over to this rally with black lives matter sign. they were words he can changed in the end a touching moment when the wife of one of those police officers ended up hugging that protester. police say there were no problems here at the mayfair rally tonight. lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, chris. here's another look from the ground to have night's rally roxborough 100 people gathered to show support for police. >> sky fox over the ben franklin bridge tonight check it out lit up in blue in tribute to the five fallen police officers in dallas. emotional final goodbye to three of the five officers killed in that dallas police ambush. thousands of mourners tended services for brent thomas, sergeant michael smith and senior corporal lorne ahrens much services for the other two officers will be held later this week. he broke down to after police killed his father and now the teen son of the louisiana man that died is calling for piece in the aftermath. alton sterling's 15-year-old son cam ran sterling touched so many hearts when the reality of his father's death overwhelmed him on camera. it was mere hours after it had happened and now a week later, cameron says his father was a goodman and that his death was a sacrifice to show how bad things are in his neighborhood. sterling's death has stirred nationwide protests. cameron is empathizing and hoping for peace. >> i feel that everyone yes, you can protest but i want everyone to protest the right way. protest in peace, not guns, not drugs, not alcohol, not violen violence. >> and today baton rouge police announce the arrest of three people they say were plotting attack on police in the city. they're searching for a fourth person. lehigh county police are trying to figure out who shot and killed a barber in front of his shop. someone opened fire in the middle of the afternoon at the allentown business. investigators are still trying to figure out what led up to that deadly shooting. fox 29's dawn timmeney spoke to the victim's family. >> i couldn't believe it. it was like crazy. >> reporter: dugan is trying to make sense of his uncle's murder 40-year-old eric wagner was shot and killed as he sat outside his barbershop on the 100 block of south eighth street in allentown just before 4:30 yesterday afternoon. >> i don't know why. he's a good dude. provides for people. i don't know. crazy. >> reporter: wagner was his mentor. the high school senior has a full football scholarship to rutgers university. he says his uncle was instrumental in helping him. this is cell phone video of the two of them the day he tried o out. >> the whole process he was there like with me through the whole thing, so i mean, it was great. >> reporter: now this uncle, brother, husband and father of an eight-year-old son is gone after a man walking by the headliner's barbershop just shot him. this woman lives next door. she was inside watching television when she her the gunshots. >> pow pow pow pow. when i opened my door i seen the guy laying on the floor and i started screaming and hollering and crying and i call the cops, i think he's been shot. >> reporter: friends light candles on the sidewalk writ happened as tribute to wagner. neighbors say he was a nice guy and frightened the killer is still on the loose. >> it's not like it used to be where we can just go outside and play. now, you know, people pulling guns, shooting and you never know one will stray from that. >> very upsetting. very very upsetting. >> reporter: investigators are not commenting on a motive here. witnesses say the shooter got away down an alley. anyone with information is asked to call allentown police. dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. skyfox above the scene of a nasty crash. martin luther king drive in fairmount park where it happened right around 5:30 this evening. medics took three children and three adults to hospitals. police tell us none of the patients thank goodness are in critical condition. philadelphia international airport may need to find some people to work during the dnc because hundreds of workers just voted to go on strike during that last week in july. only 500 voted but up to thousand workers could walk off the job. >> they are demanding better working conditions so let's get straight to fox 29's brad sattin live at the airport. brad? >> reporter: lucy, there are about 20,000 people who work here at the airport you mention add thousand potentially going on strike during the dnc we're looking at one in 20, about 5%, but airport officials are saying that the impact during the dnc will probably be minimal if felt at all. others are not so sure. they have jobs we see like pushing wheel chairs, moving luggage and directing people towards security as well as behind the scenes work like cleaning the cabins and the plains now about a thousand employees could walk off the job just as the democratic national convention is coming to town. >> that's a huge, they help finding their luggage. they're some of the most important people. >> the workers are not part of any union and worry talking to us could get them fired but they are being assisted by the service employees international union. >> their employers have continue to do harrah's, threaten them, violate their right try and prevent them from organizing. at this point the workers are saying enough is enough we're going to strike. so yesterday majority of workers voted to go on strike. >> reporter: employees recently saw their pay increase to $12 an hour but say it's not enough to live on. they want $15. the workers are not airline employees. they primarily work for three contracted companies hired by the airlines. american airline telling us, we are working closely with the airport and subcontractors don not expect any impact to our operations or customer service ". philly international airport echoing that. saying the airlines are prepared to provide for whatever services need to be done. it is my understanding that they would bring management in or make contingency plans, we'll work hard tone sure everything goes smoothly but not everyone is convinced this passenger's solution -- >> they got the upper hand there. they might have to give n give it up. >> reporter: you think so. >> pay them the money. >> reporter: none of the three companies that the contractors work for called us back when we called them for comment. there are about 86,000 people who come through the airport on an average day. the d inform c is not expected to see any dramatic increase as a result of the convention coming to town. lucy? >> all right. thank you much, brad. speaking of politics you decide 2016 major announcement from donald trump is right around the corner. the nominee for president says he'll announce his running mate on friday. on that short list of names, new jersey governor chris christie, trump will name his pick for vice-president from manhattan. fox 29 as complete cover raft of the conventions as of sunday our bruce gordon reports from cleveland and beginning monday we'll bring you extended political coverage at 11:00 p.m. ♪ a wild end to this high speed chase when the driver loses control. flipping the suv but take closer look. what came flying out of one of the wip dose during the crash leaving even deputes stun. gunman marched into a local convenient store. wanted cash. the question he asked when he shoved the gun in the clerk's face that terrified him. it's the game that's taken the nation by storm but pokemon go may also be helping to fight crime. what two friends saw as they were catching the famous characters. and healing heartbreak after a tragic and violent week by walking into a police station. >> thought the idea was crazy. what do you think about the idea now. >> best idea he's had. >> three young south jersey men an police chief have inspired americans nationwide with a story you first saw here on fox 29. the impact of picks for peace. ♪ day north wildwood family has waited and waited for came today. a stolen flag unfurled yet again honoring their brother of vietnam veteran who died in 1969 on the fourth of july in the dark of night someone had stolen it. >> after campaign to get it back the person who took it did the right thing. our shawnette wilson has the story. >> reporter: applause from i meg al family and crowd of veterans as very special american flag was raised in north wildwood today. it was returned after someone stole it last week. >> mistakes are made in life. it's what you do after you make that mistake that counts. so thank you very much. >> forgiveness from tom corcoran the brother of sea man patrick cork koran who died in the vietnam war. the navy never found his body. the flag is the one that draped pass patrick's casket and the family flew it proudly in his memory until someone took it. >> this flag will be flown every memorial day, every year, weather permitting. the weather does not permit it will be flown on the fourth of july. >> reporter: a neighbor saw a young girl he believed was a courier for whoever took it and she return it monday afternoon but then quickly took off. >> she just walked up and put this on the rocker and said, this is yours. >> reporter: during the ceremony the mayor of north wildwood gave a passionate thank you to the young people he believes took the flag. >> your actions restored a little bit of faith for folks here in north wildwood and around the country that when you realized the tragic mistake you had made, you made a good decision to return this flag tots rightful place. >> reporter: the family says what happened won't force them to tuck away this precious memory of their brother in box but instead to continue flying it with honor and pride. >> this flag is meant to be flown. it's in honor of our brother and it's going to be flown. >> reporter: shawnette wilson fox 29 news. new jersey cassone know regulators signed off on mgm's $900 million purchase of the borgata hotel kaseen nope and spa in atlantic city. last month boyd gaming announced it would sell its 50% stake in the borgata to the cassone know giant after the deal closes mgm will own all of the borgata. las vegas companies have been partners in the borgata atlantic city pop performin performing . >> the nfl will not punish lesean mccoy after a fight at a philadelphia nightclub. the da's office closed its investigation into the brawl. in april, philadelphia's da also declined to charge buffalo bills running back saying he could not prove mccoy started the fight. the football player and three friends got into the fight with two off duty police officers at the recess lounge in philadelphia's old city in february. the officers ended up with injuries including a broken nose and ribs. a change in leadership at temple university. we told you about it last night. the bore of trustees issued a vote of no confidence in the school's president. fox 29's bruce gordon shows us the financial trouble that led us here want it means for the university's future. >> reporter: most of the students we talked to couldn't tell us much about neal theobold or how his ouster might affect their temple education. >> he's representation of the university. >> reporter: his departure means nothing to go. >> nothing at all. i'm logging to my departure from item he will university right now. >> i knew only thing he was to do was to handle money and hopefully it was going towards the right thing. >> reporter: that didn't work out too well. >> i guess not. >> reporter: under his watch a hole in the merit scholarship budget grew from $9 million last year to 22 million this year. just last month theobold sacked temple provost blaming him for the mess. but spokesman for the board of trustees says it was theobold's job to balance the books. >> that deficit and that problem was -- was the responsibility of the president. >> reporter: leadership problem? >> it was a leadership and a management problem. >> reporter: university has since shifted funds to fill that hole, but says kevin feeley, the board of trustees felt misled by theobold. >> it was relatively uninformed about both the size of the deficit, the growth of the deficit and the steps that being considered to resolve the deficit. >> reporter: feeley says those steps included floating the idea of a thousand dollar a year surcharge to be paid by temple juniors and seniors that idea was quickly shot down. item speal school on the rise, academically and athletically. now it will lose its provost and president within a month. art hochner is president of the faculty union. >> i'm unsure what the impact is. but it's like an earthquake. the buildings are still standing but we're not sure what damage has been done until we clear aerate wreckage. >> reporter: we were unable to reach theobold for comment. board of trustees is expected to appoint richard engler former administrator as acting president of the university. all this shuffling and reshuffle link at the top ranks of school administrators is not expected to impact the school's decision to build that controversial football stadium on campus. at temple university, i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. business owners are teaming up in montgomery county to offer services to veterans. event was held today in abington for vets to sign up for discount cards to be used throughout the county. state representative madeleine dean says the program is a small way to thank service members. >> social media post is explod exploding to night calling out of the restaurant employees it says were taunting customers. those customers were sheriffs deputes. what they say happened when they got their food. >> and one camper's nasty surprise when she got back to her locked car. what was hiding in her trunk took a couple of cops to get o out. >> you drink beer. >> occasionally. >> big changes ahead for your favorite brew. what you're now going to see when you grab your next beer. now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >> good evening, everybody. you know the drill by now with the regional rails. glenside to center city had the most packed trains nine of them actual until bypassed the stations during the morning rush hour. get on before glenside where the closest to the end of the line you can to have a better chance of getting on the train the pick of the day still the market frankford and street subway way free parking and trains every eight to 10 minutes. tomorrow thursday we hit the road we're coming to clementon, new jersey, the lamp post diner. i'll see you bright and early out there live starting at 9:00 and we'll check the jam cams and the weekend forecast starting at 4:00. >> now your winning lottery numbers. ♪ ♪ hundreds of firefighters are battling flames burning in southern california tonight. so far only 30 acres have burned but neighborhood is nearby and the brush is tinder dry. no evacuations as of yet. helicopters and airplanes are working to drop water and fire retardant. scary moments in norfolk virginia three men were sitting in a car when bullets started flying. we want to warn uh-uh may find this video tough to watch. >> (gunfire). >> the entire incident was caught on facebook live yesterday. three men were listening to music in a car when they were shot. the victims are in the hospital tonight. police have yet to find the shooter. north carolina restaurant owner says he'll do whatever it takes to to make things right after an ugly incident. >> facebook post accused of his employees of treating sheriff deputes very poorly. employees at a charlotte sacks bee' yelled at her husband and called them and served served them extra spicy food so hot they couldn't eat it. the sheriffs reached out to the restaurant and the owner apologized. >> my first reaction we've got to tackle the issue immediately which is what we've done. we started the investigation as soon as the issues were reported to us, and the last day and a half that's all we've been focused on. >> that owner you just heard from right there also says that he's a big supporter of all first responders. a wild end to high speed chase when the driver loses control. flips an suv but take a closer look. what comes flying out one of the windows during the crash leaving even deputes stunned. kathy. >> intense heat, high humidity and a few more showers and thunderstorms in that seven day. we'll time it out coming up. and thee young south jersey men, one police chief, one inspiring moment called pics for peace. how a story you saw first right here on fox 29 is now inspiring heart broken americans nationwide. ♪ and these are the lungs. 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(avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. right now at 10:30 dangerous heat is on the way. looking live at wilmington most of us are comfortable in the mid 70s but it's about to climb 20 degrees. to south philly we go. it's going to feel hotter than 100 tomorrow. you have been warned. we are already in fact in excessive heat warning just about ready to kick in tomorrow. kathy is tracking the heat and the first chance for a cool down ahead. >> it looks like this guy is getting a drink at a lawn crest market but he leaves with a whole lot more. take a look at the surveillance video at the a abreu hypno mark. he pulls out a gun and asks the employee if he wants to die. after the worker gives him the money he runs away. so if you recognize him, give police a call. this weekend the family of a delaware fair fighter who died during a training exercise will hold his funeral. earlier today dozens of firefighters and first responders from across the state took part in procession taking mc clan hasn't's body to a funeral home in lewes much his funeral is sunday. he died monday after falling out of a helicopter during a training exercise at the delaware coastal airport. the faa is now leading the investigation into what went wrong. a man accused of setting fire to home after a bar fight has been ored to stand trial on murder and related charges. today a judge upheld the charges against be a due rivera. prosecutors say in 2003, he got into a fight with boxer john santiago and accused rivera and his friends of going to the boxer's house in olney and throwing a molotov cocktail through the window. santiago and four relatives were killed. revert rah was charged in april after some witnesses came forward. a dramatic end to chase in alabama when the driver lost control and slipped. deputes near birmingham tried to pull over the black cadillac escalade when they noticed it doesn't have driver's licens dr. >> that suv at one point getting up to 108 miles an hour. you see the drive tries to get off the interstate but loses control and the suv starts rolling take a closer look. that is a passenger getting thrown from the vehicle. the driver was trapped inside had to be cut out. both is very serious injuries that investigators say could have been avoided. >> the driver of the vehicle decided to take off. she didn't take into account anyone but the two that was in the car. she didn't care about the other people on the road. she didn't carry about the deputes. they were trying to get away. >> it turns out the suv was stolen and there were warrants out for the pair inn, fresh inside another state. to make things worst passenger's pants came off when she was thrown from the suv inside deputes found a pipe with methamphetamine residue. >> all right. follow that one, kathy orr. >> i can't. weather wise we're talking about heat and humidity and it is going to stay hot until further notice through most if not all of the seven day forecast. in old city philadelphia it is sticky out there. the temperature still 77 degrees. the high today 84. the dew point at 73. that is a dew point temperature. the measure of moisture in the atmosphere no matter what the temperature is outside and that is very high reading right now 77 in the city. trenton 73. 76 in wrightstown. wilmington and dover at 77. not much of a difference down the shore. muggy there as well with temperatures in the 70s. and because of all this humidity, and the rain that we had earlier, we can even see some areas of fog overnight. looking at all those due point temperatures when you see a dew point of 70 or greater it is oppressive and we're seeing mostly 70s with the exception of the poconos. so we went from muggy to uncomfortable to oppressive and we'll stay in that category for at leave the next two days. on the fox future cast, you can see a few spotty showers possible during the early morning hours. by seven, 8:00 o'clock it should just be mostly cloudy and then as we go through the day we'll see some sunshine that will create additional instability in the atmosphere. then we see a spotty line of showers maybe a few thunderstorms develop by 3:00 o'clock. in the lehigh valley in philadelphia by about four, five. if it holds together and spotty down the shore by 6:00 it moves offshore. by friday a few showers moving through during the early morning hours but by the afternoon, it just looks like it's hot and humid again. during the overnight 74 in the city. very humid in some areas of fog. during the day tomorrow, the high 95 degrees. it will feel like it's about 100 to 103 in the afternoon. winds out of the southwest starting at 5 miles an hour but you'll notice in the afternoon it will get windy, a warm wind i don't know if it's going provide much relief but nevertheless scattered afternoon showers and storms. tomorrow orr will catch break. we're going down the shore and we're hoping it will be much more comfortable. the temperature 86 degrees. it still will be humid. live in avalon on the promenade at 30th street. come say hi live there at 5:00 and 6:00. on your exclusive fox 29 weather authority seven day forecast, friday 94. saturday 92. that makes heat wave number three. but the heat rolls on sunday -- >> heat rolls on. >> and monday. and tuesday and wednesday we're still in the upper 80s. so still looking at some serious heat. typical for july. shore temperatures reflecting the same. upper 80s, 90's down the shore. that is really hot. >> that is hot down there. all right. kathy. thank you. you're welcome. >> it's the game that's taken the nation by storm. pokemon go may be helping to fight crime what two friends saw as they were catching famous characters. >> one camper's wild surprise when she got back to her locked car. what was hiding in her trunk that took a couple of cops to get out. >> big changes ahead for your favorite brew. what you'll now see when you grab your next beer. >> hmm. >> pikachu. >> nice pokemon reference. i didn't even 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center city. the developers of east market let us behind the scenes of the building's first and third floors. it's at 11th and chestnut. $600 million worth of restoration here. set to house local businesses include agnew mom' organic market i understand is off the hook. developers are revitalizing the end tear block over the neck few years. expect to see a whole lot of apartments and retail spaces and restaurants. it's the hottest game in the cun rewrite now. and now it looks like the pokemon go game just helped cap capture a wanted man. >> two marines playing the game in california on tuesday they were in a park when they say a suspicious man proved a mom and her kids so the two men jumped into action. >> the gentleman approached them good. me and my roommate start walking across the street. the gentleman walks up and actually touches one of the children. one of the boys from his toe starts walking his way up to the knee. okay. at this point i'm rupping across the street. another 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in. >> the troopers had to carefully maneuver getting the furry mammal out. >> when the door came open the bear jumped out kind of in my direct. i made a little bit of a loud yell at him and he started to take off in the other direction. >> the troopers say the bear got in through the rear hatch ripped through the plastic sun roof chewed up the inside of her car. >> how to flip the rage in the aftermath of deadly police shootings and police officers killed. well, if you're three young men from south jersey, you walk into your local police station and you walk out inspired. >> pics for peace asks everyone to take picture we a person of a different race or with a police officer. you saw it here first on fox 29. tonight the growing impact. ♪ >> one tweet, 21 phone call, a couple of facebook posts. thousands and thousands of hearts touched. >> you're not going to go to a person and salem take picture with you. >> you have to talk to them. >> get to know them. you might have lot of common. you might be the best of friends. >> now you made a new friend much it's very simple. >> simple idea born out of despair. ♪ >> two black men shot and killed by police. >> two police officers shot in dallas. >> week of violence had left andre fooks heart broken. >> you look online everybody is like there's a war coming and this is coming and blah, blah, blah police versus black and blacks versus white. this can't happen in my community. how can i switch this and flip this before it gets bad? >> how to flip a revolution of sorts? spread little love. andre's friends took a bit of convincing when he asked them towhead on over to their town' police station. >> he didn't want to do it. >> you didn't text him back. you thought the idea was crazy. what do you think about the idea now? >> it's the best idea. >> first when he told me he went up to the police station, i was like for what? he was like, about the shooting. i said, oh, i'm so proud of you. >> the three childhood friends from sicklerville walked through the doors of the winslow township police department with a week of tragic news weighing heavily on them. they could have never guessed the chief of police would not only welcome them into his office but actually sit down and talk for two hours. >> everything from body cams to making better traffic stops to working with people in the community he went over literally everything. >> we could tell he was a cop that really cared about the situation. >> then you took a picture. >> i did. >> did you have any idea that that could capture so many hearts and inspire so many people? >> i didn't. it was very humbling. i got home and i look at facebook and i go on andre's page and it begins to get scare reach this is getting big. >> so many beautiful pictures. inspiring words such as this picture. this story from a delaware river port authority police officer. she posted a picture with a homeless man she eats breakfast with every day tyrone maiding. amazing. completely amazing. >> it brings tears to your eyes how nice and generous that is of her and you see them stories and i think that can change people when they read them stories and see them thing. >> before oaklyn, new jersey sergeant jane jones dropped die bash and john's home she commented on my facebook page. this is an awesome idea. sure will attempt to get a picture of an oaklyn police officer. >> how are you. >> good. >> there she is. hi. how are you? >> but it's a little tough for her to get around. oaklyn pd came to her. >> you sit. >> we captured they are pick or peace. >> two, three. >> the state of things right now has mrs. quinter quite worried about the world her grandchildren will end inherit. >> what kind of a future are they going to have? >> which is why when andre and aaron and nigel are doing is so inspiring. >> that's trial truly special. you know, that he is. that's promising that, you know, there are kids that are coming up and they're willing to have a doyle log. >> one thing just to say it and another thing to do it. >> to do it. >> and he which youly did it. he thought it and he actually did it does exactly. >> and that was awesome. >> so impressive really. >> pics for peace collingswood new jersey dennis reyes captured one. >> definitely a good idea. >> they're staying here for very long. >> once you meet them everybody is a stranger until you meet them. >> reyes snapped another with me saying you're no longer a stranger, my friend. right back at you dennis. >> all the pictures inspire berlin new jersey's hassan a barber who feels the pulse of the community. >> hopefully it reaches the masses. hopefully it reaches the masses. because, you know, social media it allows us to go to places we never been. >> allows to us see things that can inspire, help us, dream big dreams. >> i have a dream that my four little children had one day live in nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. >> three young men, a police chief, one dream. >> about people coming together and taking pictures and making peace. >> after all, every single one of us is part of the human race. >> after andre reached out to me on twitter i knew i had to share what his picks or peace was all about on my facebook page. it i had only take it would take off as it did with your incredible pictures and incredible stories. pics for peace now has its own facebook page. you'll find a link on fox29.co fox29.com's seen on tv section. all right. howard what's up in sports? >> well, the nba commissioner has got to fix things. he should have been fixing them for years. nba commissioner adam silver finallfinally real life there'sa problem in the nba. and tom brady thinks he can win at everything. he's coming to the end of the line with a loss. that's cull coming up in sports. ♪ when you can take your hands off the wheel to get out of a tight spot. when you can relax with your foot off the brake and stay put. and when you 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until it would be heard or denied and that would be months. what great use of united states supreme court. brady has almost no chance to get anything in this case. all right. the phillies back home again finally after the all star break. friday night playing the mets. some excitement in stage allege of the tour de france. let's go to montgomery player, france. watch 12, 12 bikers collide. i hate when that happens. i mean, but as long as it's not mangled you pick the bike up and put the wheel back on you do whatever you have to and continue to race if the tour de france. >> nba had a flurry big money signs in the free agent period but the one that many got people upset was with kevin duran going to ready made team to try and wind. he left okay objection city to sign witness warriors. the feeling the best players may not doing to teams that may need them to build. that's what riley try to make everything collectively equal. but the teams that are already championship caliber that's not good. it's not good for competitive balance and the inform ba commissioner adam silver wants better way. >> i do not think that's ideal from a league standpoint i mean for me as i discussed earlier, part of is designed a collective bargaining agreement that encourages the distribute of great players throughout the league. on the other hand, i absolutely respect a player's right to become a free agent and in this case for kevin durant to make a decision that he feels is best for hip. my belief is we can make it better. >> and unfortunately adam silver is over match. the 76ers decided to bring joel embiid to las vegas to work with the coaches. get used to things. not to play in a game he did find things to do during the game. let's go to las vegas. sunday night they bring their phones to the search. i've never seen this before. last night, he brings his phone as you can see scrolling through his texts or twitter or whatever nonsense he's going through. there is a game going on. joel embiid think it's more important to be on his phone. >> um-hmm. >> playing pokemon. >> probably download pokemon go app but it took a little while. >> snap chatting. >> snap chat on the court one of these days. >> exactly. >> full hour of entertainment news is next, tmz, followed by dish nation, chasing news and the simpsons. >> you know what i forgot to do i forgot to buy my tick. my ticket! >> powerball drawing is up next. >> i'll hold down the fort.

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