governor appoint will eakin's replace many. the wolf says the scandal is an abuse of public trust. in the newsroom, i'm jeff cole. iain to you. >> jeff, thank you. >>> the day sending much differently from how it began. more fog and drizzle this morning and temperatures made a jacket necessary if you were out there but all that is changing. let's check in with chief meteorologist scott williams. >> hi there iain and lucy. we saw lot of damp and dreary conditions earlier this morning across the area, but take live look right now at the philadelphia international airport. we're starting to see some peeks of sun out there and those temperatures are responding as well. finally out of the 40s. 53 degrees right now. that's our actual high temperature so far today. the average is 52 degrees. as we look at the satellite and radar you can see we saw a lot of low cloud cover out there. some afternoon showers. but most of that is lifting on off to the north and east and once again we're looking at some breaks in the clouds. temperature wise pretty uniform low to mid 50s out there. 52 degrees

eakin received the majority. i wanted to say something to follow up with jan. i've pushed for merit selection, as well. politics should not be a part of the system when we have judges/justices, but how interesting. politics are the reason that those two justices, mccaffery and eakin, are gone -- politics from the end of kathleen kane. it's not because, yeah, they received pornographic e-mails. it's an issue of judgment. but that alone would never have been enough to unseat a sitting justice of the supreme court of pennsylvania. it was kathleen kane who took those two men down with her as she is leaving. she made her mark, you know? i mean, say what you will about her, kathleen kane marked, branded the supreme court of pennsylvania. >> but i think that they marked themselves initially by doing these e-mails, i'm sorry -- this sort of like chummy kind of club of racists, sexists -- >> misogynists. >> all kinds of things. i take it seriously. these people are supposed to be looking at each individual, looking at the facts of the case and having some sense that eve

. >>> pennsylvania supreme court justice, michael eakin is resigning after a scannedle into pornographic emails. he served on the supreme court since 2002 and attorney general, kathleen kane is releasing hundreds of offensive emails sent by eakin and others. he is the second member of the high court to quit over the scandal over the last 18 months. judge mccaffrey retired in 2013 after being suspended in court for the emails he sent. >>> three religious members of the franciscan order are charged are allowing a brother to molest at least 80 children there. the molester committed suicide three years ago. those charges announced today by attorney general, kathleen kane, have you the full story. >> reporter: that is right. the attorney general says the three men knew about the abuse allegations for years but never told law enforcement and putting hundreds of children in danger. >> the attorney general found significant wrong doing. >> kathleen kane announced charges for three franciscan friars. >> they knew in a brother baker was a child predator and faced allegations of child molestation,

eakin will keep his state pension which is at $153,000 a year. he has six months to pay, the fine. >>> the atlantic city is moving closer to a financial crisis, as city and state officials continue to play the blame game. mayor don guardian says the city will run out of money april 8th and he says it will be the state's fault for not passing a financial rescue package. but governor chris christie says the city's problems stem from years of over spending. the christie says he will only sign a state take over bill if not amended by assembly democrats. mayor guardian says he is trying to determine what city services will shut down next month. police, fire fighters, and sanitation workers will continue to work, but without pay. >>> holy thursday mass was celebrated tonight at cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul. >> ♪ >> during services solemn and traditional rights took place. archbishop charles chaput performed washing of the feet, the act replicates jesus washing feet of his deciples to show that no one is a above serving their neighbor. >>

governor wolf will replay eakin on the court with the advice and consent of the state senate.eff cole, fox 29 news. >>> all right, jeff. >>> in burlington county emergency crews raced to the scene of a schoolbus crash near route 130 and lincoln avenue. that happened just after 4:00 involving a car wedged under the bus from the cinnaminson township school district. students were on board. an 11-year-old boy and a 1584 old sister on the bus and the bus driver went to the hospital as a free caution. the driver of the car also taken to get check out. >>> no vote yet on bill to legalize medical marijuana in pennsylvania. but the house expected to make a move in the coming days. as the house debated the bill today, governor tom wolf met with families and patients fighting to get it passed. people battling diseases who might find relief from medical marijuana told their personal stories to the governor and several lawmakers. if the bill becomes law, patients would be able to take the drugs as pills and oils and/or liquids but not in a smokeable form. the house is expected to continue

they were released by attorney general kathleen kane who found them on her office computer servers eakin who earned $203,000 year had been suspended with pay while he wait the trial embarrassment he's now avoided. >> his opinions and writings will with stan the test of history. what has happened to him and what has been done to him will not. >> reporter: the supreme court now drops seven to six members. governor wolf will rhee appoint his replacement with the approval of the state senate. the seat opens for an leck at the end of 2017. wolf tuesday called for an end to the abuse of public trust. lucy, back to you. more at 6:00. >> we'll talk to you then jeff. breaking right now mt. laurel, new jersey we go. skyfox over hainesport road where a truck has as you can see hit a pole. a stretch of that road between large montgomery boulevard and ark road will be down for the next several hours. you'll want to avoid the area. one person is hurt. we don't know how seriously. authorities are expecting the road to be closed for at least they say eight hours. >>> we have learn the name of the man ki

eakin's attorney say he has accepted responsibility for sending those emails. he has apologize the to the court, public, family and friends. >> headed to up chicago for another big game after huge game last night against detroit. could they pull it off as they push toward the playoffs? >> i'm so excited about the flyers. on such a run. >> you are excited about these lottery numbers. might win. grover cleveland here. yes, the handsome gent on the thousand-dollar bill. with 'cash4life', the great game from the pennsylvania lottery, you could win a thousand dollars a day for life! you could invest it, or save it for a rainy day. or you could buy a new car! and with drawings every monday and thursday, that means 2 chances to win every week. cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. you could win a thousand dollars a day for life. >> good morning, i'm howard eskin, last night for the flyers, three points behind detroit for the final playoff spot. obviously the game was big to the fans, too, to the wells fargo center, first period, about 11 minutes in against detroit.

we have no choice. >> host: douglas holtz-eakin, reaction.s >> guest: that's a million. there's a lot in million hereenn illegally. right now the immigration and customs enforcement is detaining about 250,000 illegal immigrants each year. only about 11,000 of those arere situations where the federal officials said they someone here legally. the vast majority are someone gets stopped for speeding ticket. they won their information to the system and find out they are here illegally. a lot of the detention and deportation being done almost by accident. our estimates, assuming you get roughly the same mix, a small fraction are let's go get them. we think this underestimate the scale of the problem. it takes a lot of consciouswo effort that will change the character of america.. if you think about the rates they would take to find peoplet. come intrusions into schools and homes. the social fabric would be different. a big budgetary costs.i'm an people forget this is about 6% of the labor force. we take 6% of your working capacity out of the economy and have a big decline in g

judge michael eakin had been suspended for his role, he is accused of exchanging lewd and offensive e-mails with friends in the state attorney general's office. the 67-year-old has served on the high court since 2002. governor wolf has not set a time line to name a replacement. >>> two women attacked near pennypack park days apart and police think it's two different attackers. by their description. the first attack happened last wednesday night around 8:30 on ron street. a man tried to carry a woman waiting for the bus saturday on frankfort avenue. pamela joins us live at the crime alert for women. >> reporter: police are telling me that they are looking into these two reported assaults but do not believe the two as you mentioned are connected. >> these woods, i heard stories about stuff happening around these woods. it's not like it's -- i don't think it's getting better. >> reporter: bruce works in the area of frankfort avenue near pennypack park. even he says he wouldn't want to get caught here after dark. >> it gets eerie quiet like almost scary quiet. >> reporter: it was after 10:00 sa

eakin's resignation is the latest fall-out since state attorney general kathleen kane began releasing emails to the media annette innings watchdog agencies. >>> mother teresa will become a saint this fall. pope francis set a date of september 4th, the over of the anniversary of mother teresa's death. pope francis approved a second miracle to her inner session last december. mother teresa ' missionaries of charities runs 600 orphans, more than 100 homes word wide, to care for what she called the poor he is of the poor. she won the nobel prize in 1979 she died in 1997 at age 87. >> kick the cigarette habit cold turkey may be the best option. according to the american cancer society, people who quit smoking all at once are more likely to be successful than those who cut down on cigarettes gradually. re circumstance chest assigned almost 700 smoke tears quit cold turkey or gradually. after four weeks, 39% of the gradual quitters had stayed off tobacco, compare that to 49%, 10% more, of the cold turkey group. there you have it. all right, still ahead this noon, the fonz is here, he just wa

. >> emily eakin studies how data influences politics. >> many republican insiders tended to be very exclusive and a little bit close-minded when it came to using new methodologies. however, after 2012, that changed. >> they are a super bowl team we ought to respect deeply. >> the obama campaign tested everything. they said they conducted more than 500 different experiments on their website. when they had a picture of president obama with an inspirational quote, they raised significantly more money than when they had the same page, but just a picture of obama. >> obama's data operation was lead by harper reid. >> the obama campaign's real heroes, harper reid, the technology mastermind behind obama's win. >> i'm an incredible person.ed, technology mastermind behind obama's win. >> i'm an incredible person. this is a very straight forward thing here. >> you got credit for obama's victory. >> i was just a cog. i just looked differently so the media didn't know what to do with me. >> the media same the romney campaign was high-tech. >> on election day, the campaign will activate a sophis

michael eakin is second member of the state's high court to quit over offensive e-mails he and others exchanged with friend and lawyers n2014, attorney general kathleen kane, began releasing the e-mails to the media and ethics watch dog agencies. justice mccarry retired after being suspended by the court in his role in the scandal. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is coming under fire once again. hundreds showed up to honor a new jersey state troop her died in the line of duty. but the governor was a no show. eye witt the necessary news reporter cleve bryan tells you the governor is responding to the criticism. >> i looks silly. >> reporter: the duo of trump and christie drawing criticism because christie was on stage with donald trump monday when he should have been attending funeral for state troop are sean cullen who died in the line of duty. >> always time to campaign but that is someone's death, that you should honor. >> you are governor of new jersey. you should have gone to show respect, even if you didn't know the man, he is still a state trooper. >> reporter: even head

independent collar for douglas holtz-eakin. >> caller: good morning. i've got a couple radical suggestions that will probably make me sound like a republican, even though i am not. the number one patent that needs done is to change the anchor baby law. that should be obvious to everyone. that can be done. the next day if they have this country is that are continually in turmoil, that are always sending refugees to us. if we can get the united nations to do something about that, they will invade the countries ourselves because that would be cheaper than what we are doing now. >> guest: to fairly radical proposals. one requires an amendment to the constitution or anyone born in the united states. i am not going to handicap the chances of that happening. second is, first is military ventures. i don't think we'll have much appetite. postcode you expecting a lot more in the campaign trail? >> guest: yes, if you look at the public in primary, it has been pretty thin on policy substance to say it as graciously as i can. the only thing that has come up with in

plus douglas holtz-eakin with eye-opening thoughts about the cost of deporting immigrants. dow futures up almost 43, nasdaq up 16, and the s&p 500 up 5. more "squawk on the street" live from post nine at the new york stock exchange when we return. , you can fly across town in minutes or across the globe in under an hour. whole communities are living on mars and solar satellites provide earth with unlimited clean power. in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. and if you thought that was amazing, you just wait. ♪ >>> welcome back. the battle for starwood is not over yet. anbang has come back with a higher bid for starwood hotels. shares up 2.5% in pre-trade. this is the latest in a bidding war between marriott and anbang. the nonbinding offer is worth 82.75 her share, when you add the value of a spinoff, the transaction is worth 88.66 a share. shares are trading around 84 and change this goes back to april of last year, this saga. every time it seems like, now we have -- no, now we have the final offer. anb

and the parkway from9bhs 16th t eakins oval. will be a popular weekend for celebrations. >> but be prepare forward extra police cracking down on drinking and driving. the southeast task forces conducting check points, starts tonight through next saturday. the dui task force consists of 70 police departments. >>> it's still nice out. those 80s are gone, though we're cooling down. >> it's okay. loving it. meteorologist dave price tracking the cooler weather. >> it's going to be a cool weekend. weather should be fine for the parade but we're going to tell you when the next time is going to be that it's warming up for you to don the t-shirt and head to the lake. >>> then all new on "nbc 10 news" at 5:00, pennsylvania state police watch an alleged burglary happen, now the case is at the center of a lawsuit. the nbc 10 investigators explain why with video you'll see only on 10. ♪ as a small business owner, here's one thing you can rely on: your business will change as it grows. whether its new space, more employees, or better equipmen

video shared with us by michelle eakin. she was at home in brentwood when she looked out the wii and -- window and this is what she saw. the arrest was made after other neighbors say the man went into a cvs store and shaved his beard and head before driving away. he is wanted for 15 bank robberies here in california. got away with $28,000. sources tell us a khalid el bakraoui ktvu viewer saw the report on the bank robberies, contacted police, and that set off a chain of events that led to this, the arrest of the man can't wanted for the bank robberies. >>> the battle between yahoo and a hedge fund is heating up. "the chronicle" is reporting that a slate of executives has been nominated for their board. well, the hedge fund wants yahoo to sell its internet operations and get rid of ceo marisa meyer. the board election will be held at the company's annual meeting this summer. >>> we are waiting to get an update on bart's ongoing electrical problem that has been causing disruptions between the pittsburg and north concord stati

. >>> pennsylvania supreme court justice michael eakin is stepping down because of a scandal involving pornographic emails. attorney general, kathleen kane has been releasing the emails. he is the second high court judge to leave because of scandal. governor tom wolf released a statement says that the abuse of public trust is unacceptable. today is another reminder why we should all work with urgency to restore the public trust in the judicial system and he will name a replacement in due time. >>> a popular diner in chester is closed this afternoon after a pretty intense fire caused a lot of damage, the fire broke out at the grape leaves diner in edge mont at 3:00 this morning. investigators say that the fire damage was contained to the restaurant and even leaving a hole in the roof but at one point the smoke started to fill the hallways of the days inn hotel next door and that had to be evacuated as well. >> we pulled the fire alarm because i did not hear that either, and then a crew assisted the hotel staff go room to room to make sure everybody was out of the hotel. very, very smoke

as you can see, they marched through traffic near eakin's oval and carried posters with messages for the police. it ended at united methodist church where they bet the local district attorney and other leaders. discussed a more trusting relationship between minority communities and law enforcement. >> when the cops come i get scared so i walk out of the way. >> it's not great seeing my people gunned down in the street unarmed. so for me as a black woman and black person this is important for me. >> the march was inspire bid the 1917 silent parade led by civil rights activist web deboy who protested against lynching and anti-black violence. >>> from the delaware bureau, an 88-year-old man died from the flu, the first flu death in the state this season, officials say it's been a recent spike in cases, the number doubling last week from the week before. >>> staying in delaware, environmentalist officials are getting ready for the start of what could be a very active mosquito season. crews will begin spraying near populated areas downstate tomorrow weather permitting. they will be in nor

judge michael eakin had been suspended for his role accused of exchanging lewd and offensive e-mailsfriends in the state attorney general's office. the 67-year-old served on the high court since 2002, governor tom wolf has not set a timeline to set a replaceme't. >> three religious leaders allegedly knew a monk was a sexual predator but put him in a job pj an athletic trainer. the men were part of the francis can base near holidaysberg five miles from altoona. kathleen kane announced the grand jury's findings, there are reports found they allowed baker to molest more than 100 they were charged with conspiracy and child indangerment. >> chanellie and chris telly engaged in efforts to protect the image and reputation of the francráh(p' fryers rather than act in the best nterest of the children. >> all three suspects have retired and live outside the state, baker committed suicide several years ago. >>> guests at a hotel woke up to smokeñfilling their rooms this morning. the grape leaves diner caught fire and sent the smoke into the hotel around 3:00. no one was hurt, everyone evacuate

justice michael eakin decided to step down after the attorney general released hundreds of the messages. some contained photos of naked women, sexually suggestive themes, and antigay comments. he apologized for his behavior. >>> a hiking trip takes a tragic turn in upstate new york. a 12-year-old boy killed by a massive boulder. it happened sunday afternoon in roaring brook falls. 6th grader conner mclaughlin was hiking with his uncle when a boulder fell about 100 feet from a cliff and crushed him. his uncle was also struck but survived. >>> president obama has signed a disaster declaration for new jersey tonight that will allow parts of the state to recover money spent during january's record setting blizzard. 17 counties as well as some nonprofit organizations are now eligible for federal funding for assistance due to the storm. the blizzard dumped three feet of snow in some areas. >>> coming up, wicked has been defying gravity on broadway for years but now the musical has reached a new milestone. >> it took years to build, but the brand new state-of-the-art hudson yard subway station

doug holtz-eakin.arco rubio and capitol hill making his first comments since suspending his campaign. we heard from him moments ago. he will fish out his term, but not run for the senate. side stepping a question about running again in 2020 and not considering being anyone's vp pick. >> would you consider being cruz's vice president? >> i'm not going to be anybody's vice president. i'm not interested in being vice president. i don't mean that in a disrespectful way. i'm not going to be vice president. not running for governor of florida. going to finish out my term in the senate over ten months, we're going to work hard here, and we have things we want to achieve, and i'll be a private citizen in january. ashley: not interested, marco rubio said in being anyone's vp, he didn't waste an opportunity to blast donald trump saying he's fracturing the republican party and needs to be stopped. rubio did not endorse any other candidate. we'll be right back. [plumber] i need to be where the pipes are. so i use

former congressional budget office director douglas holtz-eakin thinks is the bass candidate for youratino vote heating up in florida. why latest polls not looking good for marco rubio in his own home state. we're back in a moment. ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back. oil prices falling this morning. highes for the year. top story in the "wall street journal" reading, oil price rise could be its own undoing, warning of a possible production boom sending prices crashing once again. phil flynn at cme group with latest this morning. phil, we have got a pretty good move. >> we've had a really good move in this market. a lot is on the fact that u.s. production is falling. a lot of trackers have taken wells off-line. we're seeing signs that opec is actually freezing production already but there is a lot of question mark about what is going to happen. last year when we saw oil prices come back on, we saw the rigs start to come on in a big way. you know the question is, is that going to happen again and crash prices? that is the big question in this market. there is a even a term they're using in energy