construction, 422 westbound, between the schuylkill and oaks, also construction eastbound, between oaks and trooper. make note of that, as well, over night construction, hopefully will get cleared out of the way. make note it is still out there. then 95, before girard, looking good. looking really good for those of you hitting the roadways this morning, jim, over to you. >> thanks so much, meisha a if any villanova professors are watching, please cut your student break this morning, the campus was absolutely bonkers throughout the night. >> yes, the game came down to the final seconds, with nova pulling off one of the best finishes ever. they say, we'll ask pat gallen about there is check out the pal i have john, wildcats hit three pointer at the buster win it all. pandemonium. roof almost came off that place. pat with this miracle finish, best finisher? >> best finish of all time, college history, yes, believe it, guys, did you stay up and watch in? >> no, i woke up about 10:00, 11:00 saw were you tweeting. >> i was up all night. >> i figure. >> up all night. very little sleep. it was

the oak worm is all over the place.erts say it's the worst infestation since 2008. >> and they can be a really big threat for oak trees. >> they look harmless, but the oak worm is on the attack. >> that will impact trees that are stressed. >> he says oak worms can defoel yat a live oak. >> it's a cater pillar in a larvae stage that chews leaves. >> danny has trees that survived an investation. >> it took leaves off the trees and caused them to look like they were dying. and they managed to heal without any kind of medication. >> here on the peninsula, they're finding these guys all over the place on clothing. and homes, first sign of trouble, cocoons. they climb up and begin to destroy the leaves. krashth an arborist. >> if not treated they'll turn into boths but not before the damage is done. >> if you're looking for a job, or know someone who is, twe have a great opportunity. hundreds of jobs are available, free to attend. experts available to help you with your resume. we have information on abc7news.com. >> upside,

the oak worm is all over the place.station since 2008. >> and they can be a really big threat for oak trees. >> they look harmless, but the oak worm is on the attack. >> that will impact trees that are stressed. >> he says oak worms can defoel yat a live oak. >> it's a cater pillar in a larvae stage that chews leaves. >> danny has trees that survived an investation. >> it took leaves off the trees and caused them to look like they were dying. and they managed to heal without any kind of medication. >> here on the peninsula, they're finding these guys all over the place on clothing. and homes, first sign of trouble, cocoons. they climb up and begin to destroy the leaves. krashth an arborist. >> if not treated they'll turn into boths but not before the damage is done. >> if you're looking for a job, or know someone who is, twe have a great opportunity. hundreds of jobs are available, free to attend. experts available to help you with your resume. we have information on abc7news.com. >> upside, go inside stanford's cool ex

he says oak worms can completely defoal yat a live oak, especially problematic for one that's endured four years of drought. >> it's a caterpillar basically in its lar val stage that defoal yat trees. they chew leaves. that's how they grow. >> reporter: jamie has a number of beautiful oaks at her home, tree that's survived an oak worm infestation a number of years ago. >> it took the leaves off the trees. it caused them to look like they were dying. and fortunately they managed to heal themselves without any kind of medication. >> reporter: first sign of trouble, cocoons, lots of them nestled in a tree. once the worms hatch, they climb up and begin to destroy the leaves. >> you have to contact a qualified arborist if it's in your tree. if it's on the structure, that would be a structural pest control operator. >> reporter: if not treated or destroyed, they will eventually turn into moths and fly away, but not before the damage is done. in menlo park, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> a new report says california is making progress when it comes to air quality, but it still has a long way

this is eastbound traffic parked from oaks to first avenue. there's a crash we'll see if it cleared yet and talk about the situation at the delaware memorial bridge. >>> a popular video game console is about to become an collector item along with the atari in the attic. that's next in tech bytes. >>> welcome back you're taking a live look here, out across the platt bridge. the commute is getting going, matt likes it when we used big words or interesting words to describe the color, i'm going to call that shamborgue. >>> that's a wonderful word. >> reporter: today, matt and tam, have a poem in your pocket day. it's a poem in my pocket about the delaware memorial bridge. in regards to the delaware memorial bridge we say, why, it's much like that infamous figure skater we want to cry. why the work continues to sure up the suspension ropes for a ride across the river improved are our hopes for now, two lanes are open when all four will be who knows, all is certain until they are, the traffic still slows. >>> is that in blank verse. >>> i don't car

and it just--being that i work at oak grove school district, it was a nice link. damian: and it snowballed from there. tell us what you've gotten out of it, and are you one of those who was in a shell and now is an extrovert? nayeli zuniga: yeah. this program helped me a lot. it inspired me to become a wonderful woman like the leaders of the group. it helped me gain confidence in myself. it's much more easier to speak among a lot of people now because that helped me a lot. being in that group, we would speak and, like, talk about our culture and what we do, the different things we do in our culture. it, like, helped me gain a lot of confidence in myself. it just helped me a lot and it was inspiring listening to all these wonderful stories about these women and how they become the person they are now. it's really nice listening to different things, like how they've overcome everything and how they become the great person they are. damian: yeah, they want you to go ahead and succeed. you know, i have two girls. they're ages 8 and 10, and they're all into girl power.

and while they may bother people they can be a big threat to oak trees. abc 7 reporter laura anthony has more on the story from memo park. >> reporter: they look harmless enough, pretty even to some people, but on the peninsula the oak worm is on the attack. >> the pests will attack trees that are stressed. >> reporter: he is an arborist and says that the oak worm can completely tear up a live oak, especially one that has had problems from the drought. >> it is a caterpillar in its larvae stage, they come in leaves, that is how they grow. >> reporter: she has a number of oaks at her piedmont home. the oak worm was a problem years ago. >> it took the leaves off the trees because it caused them to look like they were dying. and fortunately they managed to heal themselves without any kind of -- medication. >> reporter: here on the peninsula, they're finding these guys all over the place, on people's clothing. on their cars, their homes, but the biggest threat remains to the trees. first sign of trouble, cocoons, lots of them nestle dna tree. once the worms h

five oaks have been decimated. >> up to 70% of oaks are dead in the coastal forest.e are talking about tens of millions of trees. >> el niÑo rains have left standing water and more rain coming. a professor says it is a professor says it is a prescription for accelerating the disease. >>> scientists rely on the california coastline to spot sudden oak death. uc berkeley wants volunteers to ultimately defeat this nemis. >> this is a sound project. >> there will be many one hour classes held. the first tomorrow in berkeley and the other in harenda and no less than the landscape of california is at stake. >>> tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> and if you want to help fight sudden oak death you can be a citizen scientist, go to ktvu.com and click on web links and you will find classes in your area. >>> car makers and consumer watchdogs testified about self driving cars on capitol hill. google has been testing self driving cars around headquarters for months. the u.s. secretary of transportation hopes to develop a national policy by summer without killing innovation. a trade o

live in west oak lane, vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. me time the gop candidates are turning their attention to new york. ted cruz had a rally in new york and donald trump was also in the area last night with a rally on long island. polls show that trump has a huge lead over the 50% mark in fact in that state. >>> police in northeast philadelphia are looking for the vandals that damaged almost 200 cars, all of them were inside a local repair shop. chad pradelli is live with the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: brian, this mako shop repairs vehicles that are already damaged but when the two owner asss arrived they found windshields smashed. these two dozen vehicles on the 100 block of bustleton. >> we go to the cameras and see when it went down and the way the cameras were set up it didn't catch these guys on how they were walking along all the cars you see the footprints on the hood. it's set up for a motion like detecters, it was set to where it just didn't pick it up. >> they say it's not the first case of vandalism, but neve

crash main street at oak drive. a wreck eastbound at hanover street with restrictions. 32 miles per hour there. westbound on 422 am knee township berks county -- aminity berks county a crash there. >>> officer james mccullough is on the menld after a night -- mend after a night where he was chasing a suspect. two suspects are in custody at this point. annie mccormick is live outside of penn presbyterian hospital where officer mccullough is being treated. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam, that's right, two suspects are in custody, but there might be a third that police are looking for. this is one tough police officer. police tell us that after he was shot in the leg, he continued to fire off more shots in the direction of those suspects then he tended to his own wound by putting a tourniquet on his leg before he was rushed to the hospital. this is the scene salford and market where gunfire erupted between a robbery suspect and philadelphia police. it started with a woman flagged down two officers

have any of you drive down oak in the morning? it's backed up to divisadero many days and nothing coming from you all to fix that problem and you are going to dump all of these buses onto oak. you will be taking on parking in front of a 20-unit section h housing apartment building with over 50 people living in it and many of them are disabled and elderly. so computers will be standing right in front of their building and the buses will be pulling up for 4 hours everyday in the morning. i'm opposing this and ask you to reconsider a better location on oak street and also work with the dwp about your tree problem. i was told that you looked at another location but the trees maybe in the way. please talk to them about it. >> next speaker, please. >>clerk: ( calling names ) public speaker: good afternoon, my name is susan epstein. i'm one those of unlucky souls that supervisor scott wiener referred to earlier. although i do support the shuttle program in general, i'm opposed to these corporate buses blocking access to my own garage and

still some construction outside on 422 at oaks. no problems coming up 202, mass transit, trains are rolling on the subway and market frankford line. everybody else we are ready for a morning rush hour. now 422 i mentioned still a work crew out, they will be back outside again after the morning rush hour between oaks and route 23. also there is still work on 42 and 295, maybe another half an hour or so for gang left over there in bellmawr. looking good on the turnpike i-95 and schuylkill, in problems at the moment. we have a break from the paving project over the weekend on the kelly drive because of a regatta, they will be back later on after the rush hour and we will have that uneven pavement through the morning rush hour. jammos tonight, two big games. flyers/capitals. phillies/mets. both games getting underway at 7:00 o'clock in south philadelphia. the chris and lauren, back to you. >>> we have more breaking news, bob, after a philadelphia police officer is line in the duty officer james mccollough tried to a rest a group of men

bill clinton will be in the area today he is stopping in west oak lane to campaign for hillary. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> donald trump is back on his home turf in new york city. he whipped up the crowd since ted cruz trounced him in wisconsin. cruz spent time in the bronx talking to voters. new yorkers go to the polls in 12 days. >>> new video into "action news" showing a car wrapped around a utility pole in trenton, new jersey. this happened along route 29. the driver crashed sideways into the pole and hospitalized in critical condition. it is unclear what caused him to lose control. >>> this is a shake up at the top of the philadelphia 76ers, gm sam hinkey has handed in a 13 page letter of regular ignition, he was behind the team's losing season. word is hinkey stepped down amid rumors that the sixers chairman wanted to replace him with his own son. he didn't last three full seasons and leaves the sixers with the worst record in the league 10-68. >>> villanova students are getting another day off to celebrate the national champions. they canceled classes tom

police responded to a call of shots fired on indigo oak lane. officers found one woman with a gunshot wound before 1:00 this morning. the woman was taken to the hospital where she later died. one man has been taken into custody. >>> turning to politics. state republican party officials are hoping today's convention goes a little smoother than yesterday's. donald trump's presence led to five arrests outside the burlingame hyatt, while john kasich enjoyed an orderly reception. we have the story. >> ohio governor john kasich opened with a quick confession. >> i do have to tell you, i love california. >> during an earlier media briefing he touted his recent endorsement by the hispanic chamber of commerce. >> do the republicans actually think they can win an election by scaring every hispanic in this country to death? >> in third place, kasich insists he has a path to the nomination, and a far cry from today's drama leading up to donald trump's platform. >> we don't want to give him a platform for his anti-migrant, anti-muslim, anti-rhetoric. protest

have any of you drive down oak in the morning? it's backed up to divisadero many days and nothing coming from you all to fix that problem and you are going to dump all of these buses onto oak. you will be taking on parking in front of a 20-unit section h housing apartment building with over 50 people living in it and many of them are disabled and elderly. so computers will be standing right in front of their building and the buses will be pulling up for 4 hours everyday in the morning. i'm opposing this and ask you to reconsider a better location on oak street and also work with the dwp about your tree problem. i was told that you looked at another location but the trees maybe in the way. please talk to them about it. >> next speaker, please. >>clerk: ( calling names ) public speaker: good afternoon, my name is susan epstein. i'm one those of unlucky souls that supervisor scott wiener referred to earlier. although i do support the shuttle program in general, i'm opposed to these corporate buses blocking access to my own garage and

all this stuff and just outside the window, a mighty oak.aid that beneath this tree london wrote ten of his 60 books and plays. >> love that tree and the view from here. >> reporter: it takes a jack london fan to appreciate the connection and chuck is one of them. he is a volunteer at the state park where people come to visit his home and see the tree. >> it's amazing that something can live 500 years. >> reporter: the question has been how much longer? jack london's oak has been showing its age to the point where a few years ago, the state considered cutting it down. but even if the tree would come down it was still producing acorns and that meant home. >> oaks don't do well from asexual reproduction. acorns are our only shot of maintaining the genetics of the tree. >> reporter: this is sam who manages the nearby nursery. she helped with the acorn effort. but to everyone it felt like a long shot. >> most of the acorns were likely to be unviable. >> reporter: so read this tag beneath a new sapling. >> a miracle? >> a minor one. >> reporter:

construction 422 between 202 and oaks and eastbound between oaks and trooper another one that is overnight construction that should be clearing out of the way sometime soon. the thinks where i want to pull your a tension. emergency suspension road construction on the delaware memorial bridge. make note. it started yesterday. it should last for several days. three southbound left lanes are closed so affecting you from new jersey coming into delaware. only one is opened. commodore barry bridge will be your best bet but make note because this is really going to slow you down, three southbound left lanes are closed, jim, over to you. >> thanks, meisha. new this morning search is on for cause of the house fire in warrington, bucks county. >> there are in reported injuries, luckily but a lot of damage. >> this shot was tweeted out by lieutenant david back from the philadelphia police aviation unit and viewer video from the bucks county news feed shows fire fighters, fighting the fire ol pal mean owe drive. it took fire fighters an hour to get it under control. >>> in other news classes in the ro

. >> reporter: if losing one son isn't pain enough, aida oaks stopped to say imagine losing two, jaredaks in october of last year and his 17 year-old brother kane in november of 06. >> the message i want to get is it need to stop, okay. there is too many babies that are killing and dying for no reason. rorrer report mayor jim kenney lost a nephew to violence many years ago and knows something about the pain it causes. he came here to comfort families but knew there was little he could say to make the pain go away. >> my prayers are with you and the city and all of the people who have been touched by this violence. it is a senseless loss. >> ♪ >> reporter: whatever the solutions may be for many families here, one thing is unmistakably clear the social tied of the country to have change. >> how many families this has to affect in order for serious change to take first. >> reporter: at first unitari thean church in center city, dann cuellar for channel six a "action news". >>> see the moment history is made, first time a rocket returns to earth, and sticks the landing, at sea. >>> navy se

read the tag beneath the other oak sapling. how perfect fromy÷ the home f prolific writer most prolific tree. state park in so comb county abc 7 news. >>4j up next at 9:00. details on the high end wine fest that involves bottle worth fest that involves bottle worth thousands of dollars each. >>> northern california seismic expert back from equador after observing damage caused by this earthquake. structural engineer says half of the country buildings and infrastructure had damage from the april 16 quake. he says should a quake of similar magnitude happen in the bay area resident have a better chance of survivling but will need a place to live when the shaking stops. >> buildings move, shake and actually design to have certain permanent displacement. if that happens nobody can live in the buildings or work in the buildings. so yes you will see exact same thing here. >> he frequently travels worldwide to city hit by earthquake to provide engineering guidance for local officials. federal prosecutors indict two bayfÑ area men in th

right now, oak, mostly oak pollen. >> doctor, we thought it would be a little easier, because of the weather, it has remained cold but it seems like it is making things worse. >> well, actually it is really the sunlight that makes the difference. the trees don't care if it is hot or hold but the amount of moisture and the hours of sunlight. so the oak, the popple, the maple trees. they don't care about that. >> seasonal allergies and what ou never had problems like i have now, until i moved to this washington, d.c. area. do symptoms go away if you move from one area of the country to the other or increase? >> well, people, generally, take their allergies with them, for example, people used to move to arizona to get away from their allergies, and that worked for a while, until they had all of these trees planted in arizona, and now they take the allergies with them. they have to go to alaska with a short pollen season. >> so doctor, what is the releave? is it shots only the answer? or do any of the over-the- counter meds work? >> well, they do. in fact there is more over-the- counter

but maybe not the specific location of white oak canyon. let's take a look at this park map for perspective. let's start up here. this is front royal. the north entrance of a very popular one. and we are located now where the heart of the search b42 miles -- about 42 miles south. just south of the thornton gap entrance, had is just west of speryville, virginia. no luck, we are toll, in today -- told, in today's search. reporting live from shenandoah national park, andrea mccarren, wusa 9. >> that is tough terrain to have to go through. >>> we have several breaking news just into our newsroom. the same man allegedly shot and killed a teenager at the deen wood metro in march is now charged with the murder of an off-duty secret service officer. police say 17-year-old maurice bellamy was attempting to rob arthur baldwin, when he shot him in december. court documents show the victim was sitting in his vehicle on the 4700 block of first street southwest, when three men approached him and robbed him. bellamy and three more times by another person.

eastbound traffic heavy from oaks to 23. you see you're traveling at 23 miles per hour. in plymouth township, montgomery county. we have new construction starting tote at conshohocken road at ridge pike. stick to allen wood road as the alternate for that. 6767 an accident blocking the -- 676 blocking the center lane approaching morgan boulevard. we expect it to spill out on 42 northbound, as well. a handle -- handful of issues. no weather relace the problems -- related problems, 50 degrees, sunshine and clouds, 80 degrees a warm day ahead. >>> occupies -- autopsy are expected to be completed on 8 family members killed in rural ohio. authorities say they were thought out well planned executions. several marijuana growing operations were found at the crime scenes. officials are following up on more than 100 tips, but so far the killer or killers are still out there. they've told residents that they are safe, but to arm themselves if they are fearful. >>> this is new, the subway station in brussels belgium is back open since the deadly terror attack. the security remained h

we were there for a special preview screening for the boys and girls club from oak lean.ted film. mikal finney emceed the event. the movie opens in theaters next friday. >>> a viral video of a baby in seattle seeing his mother for the first time is melting hearts around the world. >> hi, honey. >> four-month-old leo gives mom a big smile. awful this made possible with a special pair of glasses with rubber rims and no screws or sharp edges. sweet. >>> we'll take another look at live doppler 7hd and see if the rain is in your neighborhood. here's drew. >> it's been working overtime. we have a swath of moderate rain moving through the heart of the bay area. like take a tour of the wettest spots. you can see the spots of orange and yellow, they're the heavier showers, live doppler 7hd is picking up and she showers are moving from an east to west fashion so over san francisco, pops of yellow, and a couple downpours have developed in the north bay at this hour. the wider picture, as we zoom out on live doppler 7hd, shower moving east to west and we are watching this cluster of

especially oak trees last couple of days.st pollen counts of the season washed out this morning by wonderful showers coming gardens getting dry. nothing like good, old, natural rain coming down to quench the thers of the ground, and it's doing that right now across northern virginia. much of maryland and the district. but you can see there's a drying trend behind this from frederick up to hagerstown, winchester drying out, from the blue ridge east, still raining from along 6 66, beltway, frederick county line, the beltway getting wet. quickly moving south and east. another hour before it finally exits the metro area. hour-by-hour timing, showers coming through 10:00, 11:00 this morning. a few more minutes it will continue to move through. by noontime, much of this in the area in the rain zone will be passing south and east of the metro area. then by 2:00 this afternoon, that's when we'll see breaks in the clouds and sunshine breaking out throughout much of the region. the rest of the afternoon, increasingly sunny and a little

and just outside the window, a mighty oak. >> he love the tree. love the view from her.nspired him. >> it says a jack london fan to appreciate this. people come to see the home and see the tree. >> it's amazing something can live 500 years. >> the question has been how much longer? jack london's oak has been showing its age to the point a few years ago the state considered cutting it down. the end appeared imminent. >> but even if the tree had to come down, it was still producing acorns, and that meant hope. >> oak's don't do well from sexual reproduction so the acorns were our only hope. >> she helped with the effort but to everyone it felt like a long shot. >> the tree was so old, most acorns were unlikely to be viable. >> take a look and read this tag with a new sapling. >> a miracle? >> a minor one, yes. >> this weekend the miracle sapling with the old dna moves to the prepare serve but there's a double twist to it. it turns out that after judicious trimming, rumors of the big tree's death may have been greatly exaggerate. >> it won't be here for ever but we can't te

on the shoulder that was causing a problem eastbound at oaks, 422 looking better right now. i know that's a dark ride in this morning, roads are wet in spots watch for that with it being drizzly in areas. state street we have an accident in upper pottsgrove township. we have a couple of early morning accidents and roads being damp especially in south jersey, the drizzle between 295 and 168, we have an accident. we have one on 70 westbound past 295. both highways we're looking at accidents that are causing problems especially in south jersey, matt. >>> new this morning, two people are in custody in connection with a shooting in philadelphia's frank forford section. a woman opened fire on a man after midnight. she hopped into a car with another man and drove off. police tracked down the vehicle and the people in it about an hour later. the victim was shot three times and expected to survive. this happened 200 feet from another shooting that happened late wednesday night. they do not believe the incidents are relatedded. >>> "action news" learned three students will be charged

mostly for oak and pine pollen now.hances not much of a threat for rain today even with the front coming by. really the biggest impact will be a gusty northwesterly wind this afternoon into this evening. raising fire danger. heist chan highest chance for rain shows up on friday. some rain chances may linger in to early saturday morning, but i think most of the saturday is looking good. high fire danger until 8:00 tonight, a red flag advisory up for carroll county, anne arundel, northern maryland and much of eastern shore. be extremely careful if you're a smoker, use your ashtray, not the windows to put your cigarettes out today. right now it's 60 in hagerstown, 50 in gaithersburg, 46 now in manassas. 49 fredericksburg. 57 at reagan national. so as you plan at your day today, a nice cool comfy start here this morning. but a quick warm-up coming. we'll be in the 70s by 11:00 a.m. and a gusty northwesterly wind today, even with that, temperatures should still once again get well up into the upper 70s and low 80s. tomorrow

have any of you drive down oak in the morning? it's backed up to divisadero many days and nothing coming from you all to fix that problem and you are going to dump all of these buses onto oak. you will be taking on parking in front of a 20-unit section h housing apartment building with over 50 people living in it and many of them are disabled and elderly. so computers will be standing right in front of their building and the buses will be pulling up for 4 hours everyday in the morning. i'm opposing this and ask you to reconsider a better location on oak street and also work with the dwp about your tree problem. i was told that you looked at another location but the trees maybe in the way. please talk to them about it. >> next speaker, please. >>clerk: ( calling names ) public speaker: good afternoon, my name is susan epstein. i'm one those of unlucky souls that supervisor scott wiener referred to earlier. although i do support the shuttle program in general, i'm opposed to these corporate buses blocking access to my own garage and

she chose the newly established oak ridge cemetery in springfield, illinois. there were hard pressures to bear the president in washington. and then, to mary's horror, a monument association springfield consisting of a contingent of old lincoln friends developed plans to build a two and monument in downtown spring field. mary was furious, and her son robert was also furious. mary was intent on exercising her right as lakin's widow. in june of 1865, she wrote illinois governor richard oglesby, this is what she wrote to the government illinois. i feel that it is due to candor and fairness that i should notify your monument association that unless i receive within 10 days an official assurance that the monument will be erected over the tomb in oak ridge cemetery, in accordance with my often expressed wishes, i will use my consent to the request of a national monument association in washington, d.c., and have the sacred remains deposited in the vault prepared for president washington, under the dome of the national capital as early a period as is practical. not ex

oak is still the main offender. so if you are suffering from this, go by an oak tree. give it to them. tell the oak tree what you think about that. lower level of grass. the weeds are absent. low levels of the mold spores. of course you know what happens this time of year? the tree pollen will pollinate out and then the grass will go crazy. look at the deficit rainfall. this is interesting. be low average at the reagan national airport. since march. three inches below at reagan. two and a half below at b.w.i. the next chance of rain won't come until friday. that is giving us a 30 to a 40% chance of scattered showers. look at the summary numbers. 88 in charlottesville. 82 in baltimore. 84 at reagan national. bay water is 58 degrees. if you take warm air and even for a short period of time move it over th waters, it will cool it down. annapolis is 75 at lexington park. naval air station is 78. a lot of warm air in eastern part of the country. things are changing out west. active with the frontal systems. it will only change the wind direction. the high pressure is giving

the bill provides 57 5,000,000 for for the uranium processing facility in oak ridge. it keeps the project on track to be completed by 2025 at a cost of no more than 6.5 billion. to the legislation also advances our efforts to clean up hazardous material at cold war sites, a total of 5.4 billion to support cleanup efforts. mr. president this bill adequately funds our nation's energy and water priorities. fully complies with the spending limits established by the budget control act, the budget control act continues align spending for the appropriated dollars that is the bottom line there, the blue line there that is been flat since 2008 and only grows with the rate of inflation for the written next ten years according to the congressional budget office. that blue line is not not the source of the federal debt ae problem. for t it's the rest of the line which spends three times as much is the amount of money that we are spending the 12 appropriation bills we will be doing voting for the next two weeks. i think senator feinstein for her leadership and cooperation. i urge

for now live in oaks, anita oh, "eyewitness news". >> hopefully you get awards for that cbs-3.ught that was very creative. >> and as anita mentioned, you can see brick fest live this weekend if he philadelphia expo center in observation oak, particular rhett $22, children two and under are free. >> and we are back with the best time to get outside and enjoy your saturday. stay with us. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com ♪ >> today is the best day of the weekend, few peaks every sunday, 63, still cooler than after ram, tomorrow, off and on periods every rain, not conducive to the broad street run. maybe next wentz woe get close 70. overall pal earn unsettled, cooler than average. >> i cross my fingers fo

she had been fast asleep in her springfield home until this large oak tree fell right into her upstairsmaster bedroom landing about a foot above her. i got up on my knees actually and pushed some of the piecece essay way.ay. > of the ceiling. >> of the ceiling.>> i had to crawl on my hands and knees to get around the doordoor because it had come off its hinges and then i just came downstairs. > this is the between slivers of wood shehe somehow crawled through to getu to her stairwell. she didn't have glasses or shoes and it was very dark. you respond quickly, i think, tk something like that and you don't necessarily take in everything. you know what you need to get moving. you need to get out of there. and that's oh so that's what iht did.di somehow she survived it allt a without even a bruise. this is my big injury. welladays set to urn turn 80 years old next month.mont even though her house needs a lot of work in am ways it seems like her birthday present. my mess is a mess, but i'm not. she says she's the not even sore today. this is the house that she hasse lived in for 30 years.yea

in white oak, derrick ward, news 4. >>> here's the thing about the forecast this week. there's a lot of rain chances. unfortunately, not a lot of rain definites. we're going start off with warm tempd it will be very chilly out there. tomorrow will be the best day out of the workweek. we're in the low 80s. we'll have plenty of sunshine. for most of us, it is a dry day. tuesday it is hot. highs in the mid 80s with scattered showers and thunderstorms likely around mainly during the afternoon and evening hours. wednesday will be our transition day to some cooler weather to finish off the workweek. tomorrow the weather having a low impact on your day. plenty of sunshine. mostly sunny skies to start. a little bit more cloud cover during the afternoon hours and about ten degrees warmer than we were today. 60s and low 70s. we continue to track those temps across the region right now with 67 in the district. 70 in manassas and leesburg as well. 7:00 a.m., comfortably cool with a temperature around 52 degrees. definitely needing the s sunglasses for your monday here we are tuesda

. >> reporter: this woman is shaken after her home on 80th street in glen oaks queen was blaze add. she described what happened. >> everybody was upside-down, everything top to bottom. >> reporter: the entire family went out in celebration of her upcoming wedding and returned to a once locked door open. >> there was a lot of julie and things we had for the -- jewelry and things we had for the bride and groom sides. >> reporter: something similar happened in january. john called the police when his neighbor's home was ransacked while they were on vacation. >> they took out the air- conditioner and stole everything. >> reporter: police connected 16 burglaries all following the same pattern all in the 105th precinct since january surveillance photos, they have an idea who they're looking for. police say this woman targets homes typically entering through windows or unlocked back doors grabbing cash and small valuables specifically jewelry. neighbors believe there may be a common tie. [ indiscernible ] >> people keep a lot of gold at home. >> reporter: they don't know if it's racial but

we know they've been searching a large area of that white oak canyon trail a very rough terrain in shenandoah national park again they searched saturday, sunday and monday. still not very many updates from them. we know that fairfax county fire department really kind of hands off in the search there. but a small volunteer team with search dogs is asked to go and help and they are doing that. the vigil tonight is 7:30 and members of the to attend. back to you guys. >>> 4:51 is the time a look now at other stories we're working on. this week marks one year anniversary of freddie gray's death. a trial hearing for two more baltimore police officers charged in the death of freddie gray set to begin. a hearing this afternoon for upcoming trials of edward nero and brian rice. one trial set to begin the 10th and one july 5. >> meanwhile police in baltimore investigating another violent arrest caught on camer camera. this shows an officer dragging an 18-year-old from the doorway of home over the weekend. police say they knocked on the front door after seeing the young man and another person entering b

white oak canyon. it's called a canyon for a region.e searching the canyon area and it's very rough terrain.

there will be an issue downtown past oak street where we have a crash.bound we have a crash there. two crashes in the downtown area. that is our weather data shows you'll have slick conditions there to san francisco. we are showing 280 slicker than 101. we are looking at the south with an easy drive. it's friday. that will kick in later for silicon valley. you'll have your slowest spots and we'll track them down. back to you. >>> the less drama on friday the better. >> next, high-tech school and fight against the zika virus. >> details of the president's rare visit with the royal family. >> a live look at at&t park. the struggling giants look to right the ship tonight welcoming in the miami marlins. giants legend and her king barry bonds making his return to the ballpark for the first time since taking over as the marlins' hitting coach this offseason. catch the action here on nbc bay area. our coverage begins at 7:00 right after our 6:00 newscast. a belated happy birthday to the queen - from our president. president obama and the first lady, will be in

we're live in white oak, derrick ward, news 4. back to you. >>> another arcing insulator fire brought metro service to a halt. this time it happened in the friendship heights station around 8:00 last night. firefighters worked ventilate smoke between the tenleytown and friendship heights station. a train operator actually reported the problem and the train was stopped and everyone for the off. metro closed all stations between van ness and. so far is doesn't look like service is affected this morning. >>> this morning 19-year-old volunteer firefighter kevin swain is back home with his family. he spent more than a week in the hospital after he and another firefighter were shot on the job. his fellow firefighters were by his side as he left the hospital on saturday. darcy spencer has more on how he's doing. eight days after being shot on an emergency call. he was smiling and shaking hands as he made his way to a fire engine for the ride home. surrounded by his fellow morning side firefighters. >> got to be the brightest point at the

that is good news. 422, between 202 and oaks. eastbound right lane was compromised, westbound left lane was compromised but that is getting cleared out of the way. we have gaper delays and volume by the time this is a completely out of our way. looking at the the vine this this is one of the areas i was looking at that was closed. we are opening up now in the westbound and eastbound direction. great news, the those that take vine i may self self included. you can see cones in the roadway. make knows of that. that will get busy pushing more in the 5:00 o'clock hour. construction here king of prussia road closed between lancaster avenue and madison ford road. use an alternate. your best, alternate around this right now will be north wayne avenue. make note of that for those of new and around that area street road westbound between, rich lou road ape hulmeville road, one lane, is block here. brook, back over to you. >> thanks, meisha. >>> a wild chase end in a crash, and forces a police officer to go from one enforcement mode to lif

bernie sanders, trump, and kasich, campaigning in oaks after stops in reading and scranton, and kasichthe area, and trump has an event tonight. it's all part of a blilits lead up to the primary april 26 is the day. just five days until voters head to the polls. we have team coverage with drew smith in harrisburg, but randy gyllenhaal is live in oaks where sanders is set to speak in a little over two hours. crowds gathering yet, randy? >> reporter: well, if you're with us at 5:00, you would have seen a thousand people behind me waiting to get in. at this point, they have gone through the security into the rally, and the senator set to arrive here in an hour and a half. it is his first stop in the philadelphia suburbs. >> can we count on you saturday or sunday? >> sure. >> yeah? >> reporter: in the crowds of hundreds, volunteers sign up local voters to go door to door in the crucial coming weekend for the campaign. >> of course, you know, this is a delegate game so we have to get as many as we can. we cannot afford to lose pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: sanders is mak

. >>> a fire destroys a large home in the white oak area of silver springs. flames broke out around 4:30 this morning sending one person to the hospital. surae chinn reports. >> i couldn't lieve it. i hear some racking noise from the outside. >> reporter: ty lee saw someone was breaking into her checked everywhere. >> reporter: but the real threat was the fire destroying her neighbor's house and inching ever closer to hers. >> i can feel like the breaking window flying over to my side. >> we thought it was going to explode and spread. >> we were afraid. >> i just called 911. >> reporter: by the time the firefighters arrived the 1100 block of sherwood lane, the house was a ball of fire. >> it was so rare reaching up to the sky, it was unbelievable. >> reporter: firefighters came banging on the home to wake him up. >> he told me to get out of the house immediately. >> there is a partial collapse, we backed everybody up. >> reporter: then the entire roof gave way. >> i had that and i grabbed my house shoes and came outside and saw the huge flame. i have never se

construction 422 between 202 and oaks, left lane compromised, end dot, moving around out there, and i'll let you know as soon as it clears, this is one we crack into the 5:00 hour, it will slow you down, so i'll let you know it does ease tension, but right now again the volume levels on friday morning specially just aren't there at this time. accident where we had one cleared on the schuylkill westbound off ramp to city avenue looking g good on schuylkill right now, see it change in a little bit. another place where we did have accident that's also cleared, new jersey turnpike northbound past height town, one still out there, skippack pike at north wales road. jim, over to you. >> while bill cosby sexual assault trial is on hold, heads to court for another federal battle. wants a judge to avoid the secrecy clause surrounding their 2006 settlement. each side accuses the other of violating the pact. in today's hearing, a judge will decide which evidence can be used in the case and hear motions on the lawsuit cosby filed against accuser andrea con stein and her mother and lawyer. in additio

her car was located saturday evening in a lot at the base of the white oak canyon trail shenandoah national park 90 minutes from woodbridge home she shar friends tell us nicole was athletesic and enjoyed trail running and hiking. >> streltions of that job are really, really difficult so sometimes she would like to get away and to run and challenge herself to get away from that stress. and we're hoping that she is there somewhere needing our help now and that's what we feel the only thing we can feel. there's no indication that we know that nicole was sad or needed to get away. just there's -- it's a stressful job and that's what we're hoping. >> and there's been such an outpouring of community suppor support. nicole's husband is virginia state police sergeant on facebook he thanked everyone and said certain le he was overwhelmed by all the messages and could not individually answer each and every one of them. nicole's sister starts aid web site findnicole.com and the update here this morning scheduled for 10:00 it is going to be from fairfax county fire and rescue and fairfax country police

her challenger bernie sanders has events in reading and oaks, republican john kasich will be in media this afternoon, king of prussia later on tonight, our "eyewitness news" team on the road to various events and we'll have team coverage later today right now the latest from the campaign trail, from "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch. >> andand with the countdown clocked to the pennsylvania presidential primary next tuesday, ticking, all candidates are coming in, looking for a win. in fishtown wednesday, frontrunner hillary clinton address dollars packed crowd at the philmore, her speech, presentation of her platform, including raising wages, fighting terrorism and stemming gun violence. >> we're going to work for cop re hence i have backgrounds checks, closing the gunshot loophole, closing the on line loom hope, closing what's called the charleston loop home. >> bernie sanders also set to chris coste the keystone state today, with town hall stops in scranton, reading, and oaks, montgomery county. at rid ends how square wednesday, supporters in the ben and jerry high school found

but 422, past oaks, looking good.en franklin bridge, beautiful shot here with all of the light looking very, very good. because it is so slow moving. not in terms of how fast you're going but in terms of volume levels. look at this, crossing the bridge from the westbound, going in the westbound direction from jersey, looking very nice, you're in great company thinking about headed out to the bridge right now. great news speaking every bridges, emergency work completed on the delaware memorial bridge. so, three southbound right lanes now open. you have just lost that left lane. and that's going to be closed for quite some time. also, speed restrictions that was 35 miles per hour now bumped up to 50 miles per hour. not bad to wake to up on a friday morning, jim, back to you. >> thank you so much, meisha a at the franklin institute celebration every science and technology. >> the institute saluted accomplishment of eight global pioneers with the prestigious franklin institute award. the award ceremony comes as the sixth

and outside of the window, a mighty oak. it's been said london wrote 10 of 60 books and plays. >> love the tree and the view. this ranch is irspining. >> it takes a fan to appreciate the kuks and this is where people come to see the famous tree. jack london's oak has been showing its age and the end appeared imminent. it was still producing acorns and that meant a lot. >> to everyone, it felt like a long shot. >> the tree was so old, most were unlikely to be viable. >> so this weekend, it moves to sonoma open space preserve. >> it could be another 100 years. >> back in the nursery, an unexpected bounty. >> there are 15 here. >> how perfect. from the home of a writer a pro livic tree. >> that is interesting. >> yes. it is. >> clear skies over the bay area now and it is windy. state wieshgd most warmth will be in the northern two thirds of the state. and we'll have highs from low 70s on the coast where it will be breezy again to upper 70s to almost 80s around the bay. looking for fun events this weekend, how about sunday in sa