i am speaking of marquis de lafayette.plause] when he sailed on the hermione in 1780, the marquis was no stranger to american shores. he fought as a member of the continental army in the early years of our struggle. on his return in april, the marquis brought with him not only the promise from the king of france of additional support in the form of 6000 troops and seven ships, but also an enduring friendship that has lasted centuries. the marquis resumed his place alongside general washington and the continental army and was among troops, setting siege on the battle headquarters of yorktown in 1781. as you walk through yorktown you are walking in the footsteps of our nation's first president. and the many frenchmen to whom we owe our thanks. for example, the marquis de lafayette, the comte de grasse the comte de rochambeau. and so many others. not only were these french heroes fighting in yorktown, but the hermione participated in the naval blockade and assault on british forces from the york river. today we celebrate the

great, great party here at the city tavern in honor of marquis lafayette. the marquis de lafayette came to america aboard the tall ship hermione to announce the french fleet was on its way •.to help the us fight the british in the revolutionary war. the city tavern dinner will include four courses of traditional 18th century fare. the food we serve is all made here on the premises, from scratch, everyday the first dish is "salmagundi", a salad course made with european cucumbers bib lettuce and a traditional shrub dressing. and it's all topped off with a customary colonial ingredient there is something i've never done in my entire life. eat a flower. the entrÉes showcase ingredients that were plentiful in the eighteenth century•.like seafood from the delaware river. everything in the 18th century is very labor intense, so it really was from the farm to the table or in philadelphia from the river to the table. and for dessert, they use thomas jefferson's crÈme brÛlÉe recipe. mmmmhmm they gotta come to the dinner just for that. cheers to a taste of history! >

witnesses say the shooter fled in a tan grand marquis. police tracked down a vehicle matching that description on the 2800 block of tulip street and took two men inside the vehicle in for questioning. authorities say they have another piece of important evidence. >> the entire shooting was captured on private surveillance cameras. those cameras clearly show the victim getting shot and the victim running into the beer take scrowlt store. >> so far -- takeout store. >> so far police have not made any arrests. >> the grueling search for a

marquis turner is a sophomore at winston churchill high school in potomac maryland. he has no criminal record. jean arthur is an advocate for victims of sexual assault and rape. >> this was not about sex it was about dominating this woman and showing her hey, you can't say no to me. >> reporter: people we spoke about today in rockville were shocked by the story. >> she knew him why would he force himself on her like that? >> awful. terrible. you know, if somebody says no it means no. and if you push somebody that's wrong. >> reporter: 16-year-old marquis turner is being charged asing an edd as an adult. coming up, how will the death of this young woman affect the criminal charges against him in the story coming up on news4 at 6:00. wendy back to you. >> all right, thank you, chris. >>> a developing story tonight, the budget battle is now over in prince george's county. if you live there you should expect taxes to group 4%. property taxes that is. that is the fig your that the county council wanted. but the county executive wanted to rey raise taxes higher to better f

that's a sunny view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. 80s this afternoon for the shore.nd it's head for the 90s. the good news is the wind has shifted. wind is out of the northwest. that's drier air coming into the area, not particularly strong. in fact, calm right now in reading, pottstown and mt. holly. that flow will continue during the day. that's bringing the humidity down. yes, it will be hot but nice and

marquis turner could face trial here in the montgomery county circuit court which police say is also the scene of the crime. that is the latest live from rockville back to you. >>> let's turn to our weather. the weekend is upon us. strong storms will be moving in tomorrow, but it is not going to ruin your entire weekend. doug, give us the good news. >> the good news is i think we get through most of the daytime hours on saturday and on sunday without a hitch. the evening hours we have a problem. tropical storm bill, the remnants of bill no longer tropical but still see pretty good circulation associated with it. once it moves our way, this is what we can expect, severe weather risk, whipds swinds, yeah have the flash flood watch between one, to two, to three inches of rain could fall. look at the rainfall forecast. anywhere you see these oranges over four inches of rain. that is a possibility. i have the latest in 15 minutes. >> thank you, doug. >>> a hit to the nats lineup. coming up new reaction from players as we learn more about bryce harper's injury and how it could affect the t

on april 14th, mcveigh buys the yellow 1977 mercury marquis from a used car dealer in junction city,day, mcveigh reserves the ryder truck from elliots body shop using the robert d. kling alias. on april 16th, mcveigh and nichols drive the mercury to oklahoma city. mcveigh parks several blocks away from the murrah building. he removes the license plates from the car and leaves a note. not abandoned. please do not tow. will move by april 23rd. needs battery and table. two days later, mcveigh and nichols rendezvous near junction city where they assemble the bomb in the truck. >> the ammonium nitrate and fuel would have been mixed in some barrels, something akin to a 55 gallon plastic barrel. those barrels were then likely connected with this detonating cord which led to the boosters and ultimately that detonating cord would have come together where the detonators or blasting caps were. >> but at the last minute, terry nichols, like michael fortier, bails out. >> as time grew near to the time of the bombing, nichols got cold feet. he decided he didn't want to do that. he decided that was

that's a view from the marquis de lafayette hotel.clouds will be staying put through the day today and occasional showers are possible. right now, the rainfall is just in the atlantic city area. the clouds have been thickening for some areas north and west. it's trying to create a few showers. the only steady rainfall is in the beach haven area into atlantic city. offshore those are the storms that came through overnight. those are out of the picture for the rest of the day. but this is what we're tracking for the weekend. the weather that's moving through missouri heading towards st. louis, that is going to be the rainmaker for us. and it will be here later on saturday. the first rain drops, though could be falling saturday morning. for today, most of the day, rain will not be falling. just a scattered shower is possible. lots of clouds low 80s for allentown, reading, while it's 74 degrees this afternoon in the pocono mountains, plenty of clouds, a few scattered showers, especially this afternoon for doylestown, mount holly and trent

the suspect fled in a grand marquis. police found the vehicle on tulip street. the two men inside the car were taken into question. >> the entire shooting was captured on private surveillance cameras. the cameras showing the victim getting shot and running into the beer takeout store. >> so far police have not made any arrests. >>> atlantic city electric crews are working trying to get the power back on for thousands of people. the customers have been waiting and venting for nearly a week. >> reporter: in 2010 when sandy left a wake of destruction along its path, governor christie was at the home front declaring his state stronger than the shore. >> we had much more power outages with this storm than compared to sandy we got no response, we had no communication, even from the governor's office. >> reporter: the tornado strengthen winds toppled trees and power lines leaves hundreds of thousands without electricity. food has spoiled and again rairpts -- generators are being used at this senior residence. today the mayor of greenwich township had harsh words for th

witnesses say the shooter fled in a tan grand marquis. police tracked down a vehicle matching that description on the 2800 block of tulip street and took two men inside the vehicle in for questioning. authorities say they have another piece of important evidence. >> the entire shooting was captured on private surveillance cameras. those cameras clearly show the victim getting shot and the victim running into the beer take scrowlt store. >> so far -- takeout store. >> so far police have not made any arrests. >> the grueling search for a convict is over, david sweat has been cap youtured alive. katherine scott has the details on what was a dramatic arrest. >> reporter: that's right, tam sweat was captured after being shot twice by a state trooper. a lot of relief this morning now that the search for two convicted killers has come to an end. a manhunt is now over in upstate new york escaped convict david sweat was captured yesterday afternoon a mile and a half from the canadian border. two days prior richard matt was shot and killed by a bor

witnesses say the shooter fled in a tan grand marquis. police tracked down the vehicle on the 2800 block of tulip street and took two men in for questioning. they have another important piece of evidence, as well. >> the entire shooting was captured on the private surveillance cameras. the victim was shot and ran into the beer takeout store. >> so far police have not made any arrests. >>> financial markets in this county and overseas are sinking because of the markets in greece. they will keep all banks closed for the next 6 days. katherine scott is live in the satellite center with that story. >> reporter: the situation is so bad, people are flocking to withdraw money from the bank. so many people withdrew money from the atm the county stopped all transactions there too. this morning people will begin to use atms, but only take out 60 euros. banks will remain closed for a week. greek citizens can still use credit cards but many retailers are not accepting them. the county is riddled with debt and likely not make a large loan payment on t

look at that nice view from the marquis de lafayette in cape may. clouds in the distance. sunshine is what you'll see. we are just over half an hour away from sunrise this morning. 64 here at nbc 10. philadelphia international also 64. look at the 50s. pottstown is at 59 degrees andrk 60 in wilmington and trenton. sunshine will be bright and the temperatures will respond. but the humidity will stay low. we'll see a westerly wind at 8 miles an hour 10:00. 76 degrees and a 10 mile-an-hour pleasant breeze at 1:00 this afternoon. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i'm back in ten. let's get to injure traffic, first alert for traffic report reporter. >> we are watching the vine street expressway. there's no cars going through at the moment. the construction is beginning to lift through the area. they have left some vehicles by. definitely a good thing. you murt have small delays but our total drive time is factored in here. about a three-minute trip if you're headed that way. from 95 eastbound is doing the same as well. this is out until 5:00 a.m. watch out when yo

the theater in moraga announced on its marquis yesterday it will closing soon because it can't afford the 60 percents rent increase. the theater's website says it was built in the 1950s. no word on the future of the theater. >>> a reminder to you if you have a consumer problem or question call our hotline 888-5- helps-u. volunteers are there right now. >>> ' family demanding answers after their new puppy died after days buying it off craigslist. what your rights are when you buy a pet online. those stories and more tonight at 5:00. >>> and that's it for >> caroline: hey. >> ridge: good morning. >> caroline: wait, what? [ sighs ] i laid down after physical therapy. i must have fallen asleep. >> ridge: i didn't want to wake you when i came in last night. >> caroline: mm.

. >> the marquis lafayette came to help fight the british in the revolutionary war the city tavern dinner including four courses of traditional fair. a salad course made with cucumbers and bib lettuce and a traditional dressing. and for dessert they use thomas jefferson's cream brulee recipe. >> catch fyi philly saturday at 9:00 and then again on sunday. >>> coming up the beach boy, wilson sits down with alicia vitarelli and looking live at the jersey shore a lot of people are on the beach in atlantic city. and why not, the weather is nice enough. david murphy is tracking a jump in the temperatures perhaps the mid-90s later this week. >>> david murphy is back now. >> stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you with the tranquil low humidity air, no precipitation, we are looking at the fort in delaware state fort, a great job of restoration one of several colonial era forts in the region. 80 degrees is your current temperature in philadelphia and the dew points are in the 50s and that indicates lower humidity air and more comfortable out there, despite the fact that we see the numbers zoom.

check their for the coalition from jimmy's led by committee housing organizers appear: and fernando marquis grassroots program like bishop but also [inaudible] and from labor mike hastie and others. i think it significant programs really appreciate so many people from their [inaudible] the teachers union working on workforce housing as a key part of the project. the appreciative of other developers looking at our housing balance under the leadership of many of the supervisors here as well. i also wanted to thank supervisor kim and sip is a goat anti-displacement coalition and tenant organizations for the just cause 2.0 measure. i think it is helped with the current displacement and eviction crisis that we need to do much more. i am really appreciative that is move forward as well. addressing the fears of displacement and the huge speculation going on harming many of our neighborhoods. lastly i want to invite everyone to the second of the richmond district movie night park city family is what we call. were showing the fantastic mr. fox wes anderson's best pastor masterpiece destroyed by thos

look at that nice view from the marquis de lafayette in cape may. clouds in the distance.hine is what you'll see. we are just over half an hour away from sunrise this morning. 64 here at nbc 10. philadelphia international also 64. look at the 50s. pottstown is at 59 degrees andrk 60 in wilmington and trenton. sunshine will be bright and the temperatures will respond. but the humidity will stay low. we'll see a westerly wind at 8

on american artifacts, the ship that brought its resident general marquis lafayette to america in 1780 were there to see the replica of the ship and hear from its crew. get our complete schedule at www.c-span.org. >> i am not one of those who believes in the psychiatric examination of people. i believe that most of these people, these historians should be on the cards themselves rather than to psychoanalyze people they have never met. onvia hand, when i meet people, i do not judge the on on whether they have a firm handshake or eye contact. what i try to do was listen to what they say. you do not learn anything when you are talking. you learn a great deal when they are talking. >> one of the atrocities of richard nixon is that he was not very self-aware, that he was self-conscious. mixing did have a psychiatrist. he was not technically a psychiatrist. the doctor said he was careful not to have make something he was analyzing him. but nixon had psychosomatic illnesses in the 1950's. his head and neck hurt and he could not sleep. he was given mild therapy. even though went to one, he hat

the holman correctional facility in alabama, he was carrying on a sexual relationship with inmate marquis nobles. >> when i first met him i told another one of the girls, he has pretty feet, you know. i have a foot fetish. i'm in to feet, man. i'm into the feet. i like feet. as far as the sex part is concerned, it is very, very frustrating and uncomfortable, especially if it's something you really want to do. basically it's done quick, and quietly. >> for prison officials, sex is a complicated topic. >> i don't think you really crack down on homosexuality. you can't stop it. you can prevent it from happening openly. if the relationship is not causing a problem, generally we don't do anything with that. if they are not opening having sex, you can have a relationship that doesn't have sex involved. >> but mason believes it's the lack of sex that leads to the unrest among inmates. >> that frustrates these dudes. there's not a man that i know from 8 to 80 right now that wakes up and don't have an erection in the morning time because that's what happens. you're dealing with reality. when a man

that's a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. most of the area is dry, though cloudy and the showers that are at the shore are light showers this morning. the heavier rainfall has already moved offshore. so the forecast calling for lots of clouds and occasional showers are possible. 70 degrees at 9:00. there's a slight chance of a thunderstorm more likely you'll just see clouds and 75 degrees at noontime. and it's going to be a cooler day overall today. i'll show you one that changes. you have the seven-day forecast coming up in just a little bit. when i come back your hour-by-hour future rain. jessica boyington is watching the traffic. >> we actually are still seeing residual effects from tuesday fight's storm. out in greenwich township on 295 we have a couple exit ramps closed down. exit 15 at tomlin station, exit 16 at swedesboro road and exit 17 at harmony road as well. out in new jersey and cherry hill route 70 westbound still dealing with ongoing construction between south cornell and mcclelland avenue. as we look at 95 aro

this is cape may of course from the marquis de lafayette. this is center city philadelphia. see, there's a flag there. that's atop the aramark building that is normally much easier to see. the flash flood watch is going to be expiring at 6:00 a.m. the reason well we're not seeing anymore heavy rain in the area. the yar we're going to be watching most though is up to the north and west. that area is appearing to grow and our computer models suggest that that, indeed will happen. the areas that got hit the hardest generally between philadelphia and dover and atlantic city. some of those places got up to 6 inches of rain. and you can see how cool it is. the temperatures are way down. we are in the 50s across most of the area and it's going to stay in the 50s to only the low 60s for much of the day. so you might want to take a coat. i certainly did, and i felt nice when i needed it. "nbc 10" first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington may have better news with the traffic. >>> we're doing okay so far for the predominant part of the morning here glenn. we have one of our first

that's a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. it will be low 80s at the shore today. a nice warm day. beautiful beach day. i think the showers avoid the shore. different story for philadelphia and areas north and west. these are showers that are tracking it. thunderstorms, too, in northwestern pennsylvania. it's a line of showers that will be making progress moving towards the area. at that hour we could see spotty light showers in the allentown area moving through reading, the heavier weather will be off to the north and west at that hour. as we go into the early afternoon hours, this is when we could start seeing heavy downpours, possibly damaging winds roll through with thunderstorms. the threat will mainly stay farther north and west. 3:00 this afternoon and into the evening hours. the best chance of seeing stronger storms will be farther to the north and west for the allentown and reading area. philadelphia will be a warm day today. we could see spotty showers, bring the temperatures down by 6:00 this evening into the upper 70s. neighborhood by neighborhood forec

. >>> this is a live picture from cape may and the marquis de lafayette is one of the areas that hasn't seen much rain but you're going to get your share later today, tonight, tomorrow. we'll time it out for you hour by hour coming up. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn hurricane schwartz. >> well, parts of the area got heavy rain and thunderstorms last night, some this morning. more will come this afternoon, tonight and tomorrow that's why we have the first alert out through tomorrow for showers and storms causing some localized flooding. there's a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. we're also getting some fog developing. the clouds have been getting lower and lower in the sky. 70 degrees and raining in philadelphia. the wind out of the south at 9 miles an hour. and it's pretty cool up to the north. 61 in allentown. 62 in trenton but it is near 70 in philadelphia and a little warmer than that in dover, delaware. dover is going to get probably into the mid 80s today. and you can see the cluster of storms that we had, the worst of it was in new castl

that's a view of cape may from the marquis de lafayette hotel.those fast-moving storms on track for this evening at the shore. we're on track for a hotter day today, 78 degrees right now in northeast philadelphia. reading is at 70 while it's 73 in pottstown. a few 60s north and west. they won't last. quickly warming up for middletown. 77 and 76 in woodbine. a warm start and a stormy afternoon. we're watching the radar and you can see the line of storms that is off to the north and west. before theyç move in heat and humidity gushing into the area. the wind is coming out of the south and look at the fast warmup. by noontime today, into the 90s and we'll be watching at that hour for areas north and west for showers and thunderstorms. now, this is just updated information. the hour-by-hour forecast showing the new timing of the storms could be popping up as early as 1:00 this afternoon in philadelphia. but that's not the only time in the area 2:00 this afternoon, storms still a possibility during the afternoon at 4:00. there will also be scattered s

. >> the french tall ship brought french general marquis from france to america during the american revolutionday a replica of that shep arrived at mount vernon where it will be on exhibit and open for public tours. it's the latest stop on the ship's 12 journey up the east coast. we hosted the list of all of the stops on the area on our nbc washington app. just search tall ships. >> and isolation for a woman with a rare form of tuberculosis. what is being done to make sure that no one else is infected. >> and did they have help? a person of interest now being questioned about the prison escape in new york. >> i'm jim and back at the live desk with the latest on the bad crash. chopper four is live over the scene right before you get to old crane highway. we are told that a vehicle went off the road and over the guardrail. if you look closely you can see that it is actually in those woods there. one person was trapped inside but emergency crews were able to get him out and rush him to the hospital. police are asking drives to avoid this area. major delays are expected. >>> doctors at nih today d

what we're standing by for in the case against uva student marquis johnson. >>> a teenager is speaking out after the loss of his arm. and wait till you hear his attitude about moving forward. >>> a live look outside. a beautiful sunrise on the way. will the sun be in your eyes on >>> i can be see it coming. right after that i felt it on my leg. and then i saw it had attacked my arm. >>> new this morning, you're hearing from a 16-year-old boy who was attacked by a shark off the coast of north carolina. a shark bit his arm while in waist-deep water on oak island sunday. doctors amputated his left arm. the boy is one of two people attacked by sharks on sunday. a 12-year-old girl also lost her arm. >>> well soon you can take a car2go in arlington. the board of supervisors plans to test it. car2go you althoughlo allows you to take a car from one place and drop it off. >>> it's a heat wave that's done? that's the question? >> isn't that crazy in the month of june? storm 4 meteorologist chuck bell. >> reporter: it's out to the mid-july levels and it's only june. it was 96 yesterday. we'll be

a chance to see the french ship that has ties to our area, it brought over the french leader the marquis delafayette. >> there were so many different structures with all the different vessels that passed by and it was unique to see here. >> a combination of learning about these different types of ships, barks and maritimes and schooners, and it's a great event to have back in our area, which hasn't happened since 2000. >> if you want to come down, there is plenty of time. they are still docking as we speak and the rubber duck is coming down. and there is a lot going on on land. >> the not tying and cannon firing. >> it scared us because they are shooting them from the uss new jersey. >> it's a great day to be here on the battleship new jersey. >> it's real steel. >> i would love to sword fight. >> we asked them but they said it went happen. >> there is a ferris wheel and food. hope you can come down, it was a breath take can sight as they docked here. >> looks like a lot of fun guys. >> the supreme court issued a ruling in favor of president obama's health care law the justices said the

famous for carrying the marquis doe lafayette in the war of 1870. and the largest rubber duck is 61 feet tall and weighs 11 tons and is hanging out on the new jersey side. >> it will make the delaware river its bathtub. >> you like that right a great big bathtub join us for the televised special we'll all be there at 12:00 you can see it all here on 6 abc, and it's a great day along with the parade of sale is a great festival happening through sunday. join us tomorrow. >> we are looking forward to it. should be a great day out there. and nice weather as well. we'll hear from adam, he is standing by now. those tall ships coming in should be a nice way to set sail in philadelphia. >> and if it does rain i'll blame sharrie. clouds are increasing and the rain should hold off until tomorrow afternoon sky 6 hd in center city, this is a beautiful sight, the atmosphere is exhausted after the storms that rolled through yesterday here are the wind gusts with the straight line wind damage with hurricane force in medford at 75 miles per hour and near hurricane

reporter: 16-year-old marquis turner was on a date on friday night when he was walking with his date by the circuit court how here's. police say he pushed the girl up against the concrete wall in rates are. -- raped. her. there was a high definition camera right above the crime scene. he is charged as an adult. friday is date night at the regal sentiment -- cinaema. he allegedly pushed his date against the circuit court house and proceeded to taperape her. courthouse security saw that struggle on high definition cameras which recorded the entire allegedly rape. >> how stupid do you have to be? you what a day with somebody, it's a movie. does that equal sex? no. reporter: he said he was going to have intercourse regardless of her objections. jean arthur counsels victims of sexual abuse here. >> a person at 16 even thinking of being able to do that, i conclude be done understand it. reporter: turner is a sophomore at winston churchill high school and was in this apartment with his mother. neighbors are stunned. >> i'm very shocked. i think it is disturbing and i never would've thought

this is a view from the marquis de lafayette. lots of sunshine during the day.evening showers at the shore. during the day, the clouds in philadelphia and allentown will be on the increase as we head into the afternoon hours. these are the showers we're tracking. this line will be shifting to the east and areas north and west, lehigh valley into the pocono mountains, most likely to see showers, possibly strong storms developing during the day. thunderstorms moving through southwestern pennsylvania into central pennsylvania greenfield is seeing the lightning with the heavy downpours. that's what we'll see in some areas this afternoon. clouds in philadelphia will still be in place. filtered sunshine, thicker with a chance of scattered shoáq)s for allentown an reading. as we go into the later morning hours, heavy uppours for lancaster, berks county and into the pocono mountains that thrill will be in pennsylvania for the most part at 2:00 this afternoon. while there's a chance of a shower or thunderstorm in south jersey and delaware it's less likely today. we'll be

the first chapter about yorktown is the fact that these three young men -- alexander hamilton, the marquis de lafayette and another fellow named jack lawrence who are the washington men that the chapter's named for -- were probably, they're all in their mid 20s. they were very, very close friends. they had been with washington through all of the defeats and disasters and disappointments. but these three were probably the most outspoken proponents of putting black soldiers in uniform. jack lawrence -- john lawrence -- was a lieutenant colonel. he's there in yorktown that night. he's fixed his bayonet. he was the son of henry lawrence, the president of congress. and henry lawrence had made his fortune trading slaves, shipping slaves to america as many as 8,000 is the estimate i've read. lawrence was sent to england and europe as a young man to be educated, got completely caught up with the ideals of the enlightenment and came back a complete abolitionist, writes to his father i don't want those slaves, i think we should sell them. he's actually given the privilege and the assignment by congr

that's a sunny view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. 80s this afternoon for the shore. but inland it's head for the 90s. the good news is the wind has shifted. wind is out of the northwest. that's drier air coming into the area, not particularly strong. in fact, calm right now in reading, pottstown and mt. holly. that flow will continue during the day. that's bringing the humidity down. yes, it will be hot but nice and sunny and more comfortable than yesterday. by 11:00 this morning, 82 degrees and 88 degrees and climbing at 2:00 this afternoon your your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back in ten minutes. heading out the door right now jessica boyington is watching your first alert traffic. problems out there this morning, jessica. >> we're starting to see a little bit, bill out in west philadelphia we're dealing with the multivehicle car crash. three vehicles actually involved. that's closing a portion of haverford avenue between 41st and 42nd street. injuries involved there as well. police activity on the scene. there's going to be an accident inves

look at that beautiful view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. sunshine will be bright for doylestown philadelphia, millville. 50s in millville. philadelphia is at 64. that number claiming into the mountains. farther to the south, you won't find clouds. sunshine for the delaware beaches and the jersey shore. forecast is calling for clouds and sunshine in the pocono mountains. 71 the high temperature for mount pocono upper 70s for allentown and quakertown. dover, vineland cape may, all into the 80s this afternoon. that's what we'll see for wilmington swedesboro and drexel hill into the low 80s this afternoon with lots of sunshine. it will be warmer this weekend. with that warmer, more humid weather coxs a chance for the fourth of july thunderstorms for the fourth of july. it looks like we'll get showers before we get to the weekend. the seven-day forecast when i come back in ten. >>> 6:10 this monday morning as folks grab their keys head out the door. >> you know the traffic is starting to pick up out there. jessica boyington is keeping an eye on

almost a million gallons a day will come out of marquis energy here in illinois. the epa numbers up. they asked for less ethanol to be blended in 2015 than was blended in 2013. that's not what congress ordered. >> no, congress ordered a step-up right into the 2020s. and now they're giving a waiver on that. we don't agree with that. >> is this killing you? you're doubling your capacity. this construction. >> we have positive margins. we're pleased wit about that. it's a great value to the consumer. it's a disservice that we're not continuing to expand -- >> talk to me about the value. what retail gasoline and retail e85. there's almost a 75% premium to regular gasoline. >> this is a bargain for the consumer. >> e85 is a great value. e10 is a great value. >> less energy though. >> you know, e85 gets less mileage. at that price differential, it's a great buy. >> i see the rail cars carrying your product to market. a lot of people say it's not a free market. the government mandates that we blend in ethanol. >> well, it hasn't been a free market for 100 years because t

that's a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. into the 80s today. the 90s, they're done.he cooler drier air helped create the storms yesterday. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast reading and quakertown, into the low to mid-80s this afternoon. less humid, much more comfortable for trenton mt. holly and norristown, all up to 85 degrees. 85 for atlantic city and vineland. rehoboth will be cooler 81 this afterthen. nothing but sunshine for wilmington drexel hill and swedesboro. philadelphia up to 87 degrees this afternoon. enjoy"t sunshine today. because i am tracking the next round of showers. the timing of those when i come back in ten minutes with the seven-day forecast. >>> about 20 minutes before 7:00. for obvious reasons we focused a lot of our coverage on downed trees and side roads. >> jessica boyington is watching what happened on i-95. >> we are seeing major delays on 95. this is approaching an accident scene around academy road. this drive time already almost 40 minutes. it's definitely early for that. from woodhaven road to the vine street expressway, you can s

see the access building on the right and one south market to the left where they just put up the marquisminutes. >>> work on regional connection for bay area commuters is quickly taking shape with much of the construction on the trans bay terminal completed underground. we're finally seeing it rise above street level. carolyn tyler updates us on what's going on. >> reporter: at first on mission streets in san francisco commuters are watching an icon raise rise, one that might make their trip into san francisco easier some day. >> you absolutely get a feel for what that experience is going to be when the tran is sit center opens in late 2017. >> reporter: dennis is senior project manager of the $1.9 billion new trans bay terminal project. its designed to be the grand central station of the west. a hub for bay area transit. on the upper levels regional bus lines will carry commuters to and from the city. underground cal train and high speed trails will bring commuters up the peninsula. >> we've poured almost 100,000 cubic yards of concrete in the last year for the train box. >> last august

we know that most of the marquis companies of wall street knew in the later stages, at least, of thisings had turned seriously south and they stepped over the line. that's what the sec has said. jose: and that led to the great instability and the financial crisis that exists today. jeffrey: we need the justice department to come in and take a real look at who broke the law, who didn't break the law, where there's responsibility, where were the boards of these companies? where is some accountability to get this right? glass-steagall, the banks, you couldn't have an investment bank and the regular checks and savings banks operating in the same business. jeffrey: serious and necessary regulation, including re-enacting the glass-steagall act, which forced the separation of the commercial banking from the casino. lillian: you wonder... how long will we accept this wildness, this--this... what do you call, living it up, at the expense of the 99%. narrator: over the last 30 years corporations' share of the nation's tax revenue have declined about 30%, while spending on lobbyists and politica

the marquis resumed his place alongside general washington and the continental army and was among troops, setting siege on the battle of yorktown in 1781. as you walk through yorktown >> oprah family believe in the value of humanity and the performance of history. people say we only need science graduates. that is very very wrong. history is a living thing. it has to be taught. there's a great danger that the story will be forgotten. most americans do not remember that there was more fighting here in yorktown -- more frenchmen fighting here than americans. the message from latvia to washington that led to the tipping point to the war that was ultimately lost. bringing those things back to public memory is something fascinating. >> i've spent the last eight years living in canada. every time i took the plane back-and-forth, one day i said i will do that and go by boat. i never imagined i would do that on a tall ship. i had everything to learn. i learned absolutely everything on that boat. it is amazing how much we have learned and accomplished in such a short amount of time. ♪ >> american

stephanie: they brought in marquis people.hey have had a love turnover but she has brought the cool back to yahoo! what we haven't seen is it in the numbers because we have had alibaba creating this aura over the stock that has not been an issue. cycle through that news over the next couple of quarters, and the pressure and focus -- stephanie: is not going to take time to move the ship around and buildings up? when you think about the massive success of instagram at snapchat and facebook, you have this enthusiasm and momentum. yahoo! has been around for quite a bit longer. erik: how many successful tech turnarounds have the been? -- have there been? one. apple. paul: aol was bought by verizon. maybe there is a verizon out there for yahoo! that will take a look at the core business and the 800 million users that come to yahoo! every month and say there is value there. stephanie: tim armstrong is really figuring out advertising. paul: that's right. stephanie: you've got mail. one of my favorite movies. erik: the ceo of yahoo! wi

the senators white house mikulski wyden, murphy coming murphy, here i go warner, baldwin, brown and marquis in offering the amendment will help ensure the united united states never again carries out coercive and abusive interrogation techniques. i'm pleased the senate will consider this amendment and i urge a vote created the amendment we are offering today is really very simple. it extends with congress in 2005 by the vote of 90-9 with the detainee treatment act which i believe senator mccain offered which banned the department from using techniques authorized by the army field manual and i banned them from using cruel inhumane and the treatment or punishment. the amendment also requires prompt access by the international committee of the red cross to any detainee held by the united states government. both of these provisions are consistent with united states policy for the past several years. but this amendment would codify these requirements into the law. president obama banned the use of coercive and abusive interrogation techniques by executive order in its first few days in office. a

cosponsors from the senator legg t., paul king flake heinrich, white house, mikulski warner, baldwin and marquis in darfur in an amendment that will help ensure the united states never again carry so coercive and abusive interrogation techniques or indefinite secret detentions. i'm very pleased the senate will consider the amendment and i urge and aye vote. the amendment today is really very simple. it applies the authorizations and restrictions for interrogations in the army field manual to the entire united states government. it extends what congress did in 2005 by a vote of 929 with the detainee treatment of fact which i believe mccain off third for amusing techniques not authorized by the army field manual and also then the government for using cruel inhumane and degrading treatment or punishment. the amendment requires prompt access by the international committee of the red cross to any detainee held by the united states government. both of this provision are consistent with united states policy for the past several years. this amendment would codify requirements into law. president obama b

sunday night at 6:00 on american artifacts, the french sailing ship brought representative general marquis de lafayette. we were in yorktown, virginia, to cover the replica of the french ship and hear from crew. >>> i'm not one of those who believes in the psychiatric examination of people. i believe most of these people historians should be on the couch themselves rather than to psycho analyze people they've never met. what i try to do. you don't learn anything when you're talking. you learn a great deal when they're talking. >> richard nixon was not very self-aware self-aware. dlchlt hutch necker said he was careful not to have nixon think he was analyzing him. but nixon went to him because he had psychosomatic illnesses he gave him mild therapy. even though he went to one, he hated psychiatrists and always denouncing them. he was afraid in a way of looking at himself in a realistic way. one of the reasons -- i don't carry grudges. hello? richard nixon was one of the great grudge carriers of all time. he lashes out at enemies. >> evan thomas author of "being nixon" talks about the inner

sunday at 6:00 p.m., the general marquis lafayette came to america in 1780.e were in jamestown to go of the replica of that friendship. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. >> while congress is out for the july 4 holiday break, booktv takes over prime time on c-span 2 featuring a different subject every net. monday the war on terror. tuesday, book publishing. wednesday, the digital age. thursday biography and memoirs. friday, science and technology. that starts monday, june 29 at 8:30 p.m. eastern. look for the latest on nonfiction books. booktv, television for serious readers. "washington journal" continues. host: david savage, your front page story in the "chicago tribune" says roberts once again shows independent streak. the wall street journal calls him a co-conspirator in executive lawmaking. guest: there are different ways to view this. when john roberts came on the court, he only wanted to get the idea across that we are justices and judges. he did not mean we are not -- it is not simple like calling balls like an umpire, it is that we are not on o