. >> but despite being in the fifth year of their relationship, marquise, nearing the end of a 15-year made it clear, the situation will likely change once he's out. >> this is not a lifestyle i would live when i get out because i like women. i'm in prison. there's no women in here. but there are men who want to be women. i have to deal with it when i'm in here. >> though marquise might not be in it for the long haul, that hasn't deterred precious from being a surrogate spouse. >> he doesn't have to do anything. i make sure whatever he needs, whatever he wants, he has that. that's not just me. that's part of what they call penitentiary rules. you take care of the man, the man lay back, that's all he has to do. he doesn't even have to brush his teeth. he just smiles, i brush his teeth for him. >> what about women's lib? you know, women are liberated now. >> right. they are. >> women don't have to wait on their husbands anymore. how do you feel about that? >> i choose to. i choose to. >> housework isn't the only way in which prison marriage is less than a union of equals. as precious exp

. >> church is marquise sign nearby was smashed sometime over the weekend possibly by same person or persons responsible. >> it seems like direct attack against us. if they went ten days ago and tested window to see if they could get through the window and two weeks later ten days later they break the same window. >> this is where it was broken before. >> ten days ago. they did not report to authorities. >> this is rather personal. there's a number of churches in this area. you may be the only one attacked. >> we've about reflecting on that a little today. >> the congregation is point new batchtist where someone tried to torch three propane tanks and failed and the person responsible was never caught. man derz thinks somebody may be trying to percent cute them for their faith. >> people are being percent indicates cuteed on far worse waves, heeds cut off and machine gun to the face. here we're face lailing per cushion. >> fire marshall says they have no suspects in rash of suspicious flyers. they're hoping someone may see something to the falls township fire marshall. live in levitto

a nice view of the clouds from cape may from the lafayette marquise hotel. millville at 48.e may right now with those clouds is at 50 degrees. clouds will be thinning out. there you see some of the clouds at center city. 60s by 10:00. and up to 67 at 1:00 and still climbing at that hour. take a look at how warm it will get in your neighborhood. when i come back with the neighborhood-by-neighborhood forecast. katy zachry has traffic. good morning. >> good morning, bill. things are looking good on the roadways other than increased volume which we typically see around the 6:00 hour. this is 95 southbound at girard avenue. you can see your drive times between woodhaven and the vine looking good. moving north of bucks county.

shot from the marquise de lafayette lafayette. the storm is moving in. still more to come.also, the eagles are adding a big name to the bird's nest. tim tebow is coming to town and ready to sign on the dotted line. good morning.ok this isjf "nbc 10 news today." iom(vai sikahema. let's get to bill henley with the first alert forecast. light rain drizzling. >> yeah, light rain< moving in. steadier heavier rainfall is coming this morning during the commute. may get challenging at times. center city and beyond that'se1 the view from the lowe'sq hotel. the light rain h^r indeed moved into the area philadelphiaxdÑie1 abington q! cf1 o gloucester, all getting light rainfall. farther to the southwest moving through northeastern maryland and southernçó delaware. that's wheret(ñheok steadier showers.lpe1 potential for heavier çórainfall. grab anok umbrella. winds blowing 57 degrees and by 9:00, heavier rainfall and 63 degrees. we might see breaks of sunshine. warming by noontime. up to 67 degrees. we'll go through the day hour by hour. showing you whatxt. expect. for the morning c

the story was meant as a sendup of the arrest of marquise johnson, the african-american uva student whose violent apprehension outside a bar on st. patrick's day by abc agents made national news. on social media, instead of glass, the article drew mostly jeers. the universities black student alliance called it tactless. others called it racist against native americans and says it fueled their disappointment in the university already under the microscope after a series of high-profile scandals. this afternoon the papers student managing board posted an apology for the story and for another satirical post about a fraternity throwing a rosa parks theme party. april fools edition is meant to start a conversation and provide satirical commentary about important issues, the board road. it is not meant to come at the expense of our peers. we neglected to foresee these pieces would come across as the latter, and for that we regret their publication. the board pull bull stories from the paper's website and said the apology would run in the next print edition. >> a pretty interesting debate. a numb

that's a live view from the marquise de lafayette hotel. most of the area steadier along the coast lines and the jersey shore. already tapering off north and west. scattered showers montgomery and lower bucks county seeing some steadier rainfall. spotty showers north and west and a possibility we'll see some late day showers as well. outside chance of a thunderstorm later this afternoon. hour-by-hour forecast shows, look at this 10:00. mostly dry. clouds hanging in there. this afternoon we'll see the showers return during the afternoon and evening hours. a line of showers and this is when we could see some heavier downpours, possibly even a thunderstorm. so today not an all day rainfall but certainly showers to start with will be on and off this morning. at 7:00 57 degrees. we'll be in the 60s by 10:00 and then near 70 degrees at 1:00 with temperatures climbing into the 70s this afternoon but it will be warmer this afternoon. weekend forecast looking nice and sunny. temperatures saturday afternoon, 79 degrees. turning partly sunny and coole

ay from the lafayette marquise hotel. millville at 48. cape may right now with those clouds is at 50 degrees. clouds will be thinning out. there you see some of the clouds at center city. 60s by 10:00. and up to 67 at 1:00 and still climbing at that hour. take a look at how warm it will get in your neighborhood. when i come back with the neighborhood-by-neighborhood forecast. katy zachry has traffic. good morning. >> good morning, bill. things are looking good on the roadways other than increased volume which we typically see around the 6:00 hour. this is 95 southbound at girard avenue. you can see your drive times between woodhaven and the vine looking good. moving north of bucks county. buckingham township an accident that happened at the scene, route 413 at lower mountain road. your advice to take 263 around that. again, the green isscene is expected to be out there for some time. 295, the turnpike and 42 freeway clear of issues. you might see things backing up on the 42 freeway north to center city. and septa and new jersey transit an

the local chapter of the naacp when a chapter was opened in many of them were also supporters of marquise barbie's organization, the pan africanist of the late late 19th century. we would see that as being a blue state-red state divide. these men were members sometimes of all three simultaneously. prof. varon: let's talk a little bit about, and it came up in the earlier panels, about this sesquicentennial as compared to the centennial celebrations as term as where things stand as far as our collective memory and the place of the emancipationist memory in the national consciousness. do we feel we have made a great deal of progress? do we feel there is a long way to go? if so, what do we need to know more about and learn more about and teach more about? prof. glymph: i'm here and nobody has walked out. [laughter] [applause] none of my colleagues [inaudible] we have come quite a way since 1963. liz and uii and several other people here today, and i'm sure you have too but we have been invited to the programs, more civil war programs and i can count on my hands in the last five years. what i

. >> oh, francis marquises err today from a rainy saint peters square, while thousands brave the bader, pope francis tackled global politics and violence in his speech to the fateful. it was a somber speech, the pontiff expressing hope, that the recent international nuclear agreement between the west and iran will be successful. also highlighted pain and suffering around the world. the pontiff expressing concern about the growing violence against christians and people of faith. he calls for peace in iraq and syria, while pushing the international community to do more for the victims of violence. >> we ask for peace above all for our beloved jeer and iraq it may susan peaceful relations may be restored among the various groups between the beloved countries. >> france is also praying for the recent victims of the attacks in kenya, 148 people were killed thursday, by somali militants from the terror group al shabab. those militants threatening more violence, vying to turn the streets every kenya red with blood. in jerusalem connor powell, fox news. >>> on this easter sunday philadelphia

shot from the marquise de lafayette lafayette. the storm is moving in. still more to come.ing a big name to the bird's nest. tim tebow is coming to town and ready to sign on the dotted line. good morning.ok this isjf "nbc 10 news today." iom(vai sikahema. let's get to bill henley with the first alert forecast. light rain drizzling. >> yeah, light rain< moving in. steadier heavier

so for them this is not only are they getting the marquise company and bringing that into their portfoliobut also bringing in a very talented group of people and when larry ellison decides to ride off into the sunset. >> if oracle added the name of every company it acquired it would be 60 names long. he always gets what he wants, too. people soft was forever. very difficult. that is so equisitive. this is what he does isn't it? >> they generate $15 billion a year in free cash flow. they have the war chest to do it. >> does ibm have the war chest to do it? >> ibm has the resources, as well. i really think if you think about which company can digest this acquisition, which company has their own strong leadership to bring somebody like sales force into the fold and who needs them the most really oracle makes the most sense. and speaking of raising money, oracle just floated i think $10 billion of debt a couple weeks ago. so, it might be a tipoff that hey, we're raising capital ahead of making a transformative decision. >> not sure it's microsoft. dinner together and mike arusoft has -- >> th

the marquise delafayette hotel.roups and politicians said it would lead to fewerer choices and higher prices. the company would have put nearly 30% of tv and more than half of broad band subscribers under one wu roof. comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> we have an update on the condition of the police officer who was shot last night in west philadelphia. >> he's doing well with. obviously a gunshot wound is nothing to play with. he's doing pretty good. last night he was in good spirits which is a great thing. hopefully he'll be released in the next couple of days. >> the officer confronted a drug us suspect who shot him in the arm. the officer returned fire on the suspect who is in critical condition in the hospital. he's a 35-year-old with a long criminal record. i'm chris cato i'm chris cato. we are back in 25 minutes with another update. now back to the "today" show. have a great friday. >>> this morning on "today's take" we are pumped buzz ellie kemper is here as our co-host. and shocker. the "grey's an