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blocked and we have construction eastbound between valley forge and downingtown and between ben sale ep emandillow grove the left lane is blocked there. in the world of septa regional rails resumes today. the following schedules were put out june 19 except for media elwyn and the weekend fare collection still in place at all center city stations make note of that and take in a quick peek at the academy. jim, brook, back to you. >> thank you, meisha a catholic church in new york city is carrying on one of the be loved traditions. >> the ble blessings of the animals. >> this is unusual scene outside. >> it included doves, cats, birds and others unusual for street of new york. the blessing take place opt feast day of saint francis of assisi. >> i covered that a few years ago and they brought an alligator in. >> you stayed in the vicinity. >> yes. >> septa riders listen up. >> changes to rail schedule started and what you can expect this morning some of the silver line five cars return to service. >> and the newly mentioned trump d.c. hotel gets vandalized. >> schools in our area on alert after s

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watch live on c-span, watch live c-span.org,emand at and listen live on the free radio app. >> "washington continues. up thee will wrap program talking about present to politics. in particular, is the presidential campaign bringing out the worst in people? we asked the question because of a poll that came out this week from monmouth university. just some figures from that poll , some 7% in that poll said that they have lost or ended a friendship because of the contest. 70% in the poll saying it has brought out the worst in people in 2016. join the conversation, (202) 748-8000 for republicans. democrats, (202) 748-8001. , (202) 745-8002. third-party coun candidates, (2) 748-8003. huffington post went a step forward with their headline saying, "a lot of people are getting into fights over the election." host: what do think? charlie is first up on the independent line. caller: it is definitely divisive. i do not think that is a bad thing. we cannot let donald trump get away with this. he is very divisive. liess been allowed to tell . the lies he is telling about the immigrants, that they are