it is a real living wage because it is based on what it actually costs to live in the uk, it is a separatey, and the rates are £8 45 in the uk, £9 75 in london. why is your rate significantly higher than the government ‘s? it changed its name to the living wage not long ago. government ‘s? it changed its name to the living wage not long agom is around £2 higher than the current government minimum wage. and that is because it is based on what it actually costs to live. it is calculator is completed separately to the minimum wage and is based on a basket of goods and services, what the public think is needed for a decent unacceptable standard of living, and that includes things like food, transport, childcare, all those everyday living costs, to make sure that when someone is earning a real living wage cannot struggling to get by the end of the month. what do you say to employers who say that going up to £7 50, never mind your rate, is difficult for them? we have businesses that are already choosing to be our rates, they are voluntary, and researched the says that 93% of those businesses rep

we're taking a live like via sky6 live hd the commodore barry bridge. this is my favorite shot. so beautiful outside. it's set up to be a decent day, it is friday, congratulations for making it. >> we did it together. >> karen help us finish the week, will you? >> reporter: for those of you who are barely making it we'll help you through the rest of the morning. looking outside live, this is the 30 bypass, live in exton, chester county, traffic is moving well. official sunrise ten minutes away, that's eastbound traffic heading toward 202 moving nicely. if you're in reading we had an accident slowing down 422 eastbound near lorraine road. no delays on 422. no delays on the boulevard extension that's southbound traffic heading toward the schuylkill expressway. moving very nicely. building volume i would say, but no delays just yet. this is 295 at 168 as you head toward 42. building volume, not jammed, an easy nine minute ride between 259 and the 42 free away. looking at i-95 the schuylkill expressway, 42 no delays just yet. we'll see how many people are working today, so far we're

now you're living in cambridge. with a little bit of distance, do you look and say, "wow, i really was affected by my time in cuba"? or are you thinking, "wow, i really miss cuba," you know? i mean, what's the balance for you? >> i think i was really affected by my time in cuba, just kind of worn out. >> hinojosa: can you tell me about that? >> yeah, you know, i came here... you know, i came to cambridge for this fellowship at harvard, which is fantastic. >> hinojosa: the nieman fellowship. >> the neiman fellowship. and, like, the first few weeks i was here i slept all the time. i was just exhausted. you know, because it was a lot of hard work for a lot of long years. >> hinojosa: there was, like, an emotional, a psychological exhaustion? >> yeah, i think that was part of it, too. and physical, you know? it's just like... i don't know. covering a place like cuba, you're kind of waiting for the big story all the time, you know? you know, we're watching fidel, you know, because everybody's like, "when..." you know, "w

she can find a place to live. it is all the economy. guarantee you when you are 27 you don't to live with your parents. you want to be out on your own. if the economy was better she wouldn't be here and check the there. dagen: gary minute he is a tyrant. john? >> benevolent tyrants. >> i want to be on a fishing show with chuck's grandkids, sounds like fun. quite appealing in dallas. good for parents like chuck and gary be that have the ability to take care of their kids but for the most part the majority of this group not given too much credit. we had the greatest generation hail bullets in the antiskid the living with mommy and daddy these days. i'm not a fan of these millennial's. dagen: tenderfoot to need coddling. change of the rent is too high the percentage of people doing this in new york and new jersey, did they gets all the bad bill of goods and get worthless degrees? sure. we have a serious problem with the birth rate, kids pay taxes to take care of social security and medicare and get home is why the birth rate is low, where

>>> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> well, we have closure in regards to the search for steve stephens. >> the so-called cleveland facebook killer is dead. police say he shot and killed himself in pennsylvania as police surrounded him after a chase this morning. thank you for joining us. >> the three-day man hunt for the suspect who allegedly killed an innocent man on facebook live ended in erie, pennsylvania today, 90 minutes from cleveland. >> reporter: steve stephens, the man at the center of a three-day man hunt shot and killed himself today at pennsylvania state police spotted him and pursued the suspect. >> pennsylvania state police officers received a tip that the vehicle that we were looking for, the white ford fusion, in a mcdonald's parking lot near erie, pa. the vehicle fled from the area. there was a short pursuit in which the vehicle was stopped. as officers approached that vehicle, steve stephens took his own life. >> reporter: suspected of killing 74-year-old godwin sunday taking a video of the killing and posting it on facebook. a national man hunt ensued, the

we'll show you the live picture, next. live look outside... san francisco international airport.om fesitval in san francisco. come out and celebrate japanese american cluture. it's all happening at the japantown peace plaza from 10:00 to 5:00, it's free to attend. take a look at this... april the giraffe gave birth to a baby calf at a zoo in new york. more than a million people around the world watched live as it happened earlier this morning. the 15-year-old giraffe delivered her calf without any problems. it is april's fourth calf. the zoo has not yet released the gender of the calf. we have been live streaming april in her pen since february on our website at kron four dot com. the zoo is having a contest to decide on the a name for the calf. ( marty ) you are taking a look at a commercial made by some bay area students. this was created by the motivated young leaders at the boys and girls club of the peninsula. and they visited the kron four newsroom yesterday. and with their eyes on college this crew is still growing their own skills. the summer high school readiness program

>>> live where you live, this is "abc 7 news." >>> a woman screams shatter the calm in a quiet san francisco neighborhood prompting a stranger to come to the rescue during an attempted abduction. good evening and thank you for joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. police credit the good samaritan from preventing a kidnapping. it happened over the weekend as the woman was walking on steiner streetd. >> new at >> reporter: the victim is stave. still a terrifying ordeal and police wasted no time tracking down a suspect. it was just before 9:00 p.m. saturday on steiner street. a woman was walking up the hill when a man grabbed her from behind and tried to put her in his truck. david cobert was in his living room at the time. >> i heard a woman scream loudly for about seven, eight, nine, ten seconds. >> reporter: but it was apparently the actions of an approaching motorist that scared off the attacker. he turned on his bright and began honking his horn. the man ultimately let go of the victim. >> i think it is fair to say were it not for their intervention it is likely he would have succe

he was a frequent guest on "jimmy kimmel live."headlined casinos in las vegas and atlantic city. a legend of his business was 90 years old. >>> in washington today, president trump's supreme court nominee will in fact face a confirmation vote tomorrow. senate republicans invoked the nuclear option rewriting the chamber rules to allow neil gorsuch to ascend to the supreme court. they voted 55-45 to block judge gorsuch to move forward and he would have needed 60 votes and they republicans voted to eliminate the 60 vote threshold allowing them to proceed with a simple majority. they fear the long-term implications of this, and call their opposition a double standard. >> i'm sure we will continue to debate what got us here. i know that in 20 or 30 or 40 years we'll sadly point to today as a turning point in the history of the senate and the supreme court. >> there cannot be two sets of standards. one for the nominees of democratic presidents and another for the nominee of republican presidents. >> what senator mcconnell is referring to

also follow the hearings streaming live at c-span.org or listen live on the c-span radio app. join c-span saturday for the annual white house correspondentents association dinner. our live coverage begins at 9:30 p.m. eastern and senior daily show correspondent mminhaj attends the diener. prum says he will not attend. it was back to ronald reagan who did not attempt since he was recovering from a assassination attempt. in a statement the president says the whca takes note of president drum's announcement on twitter that he does not plan to attend the dinner which has been and will continue to be a

most importantly, continue living your lives and fulfilling your dreams. i would like to say hi to my daughter. [applause] >> thank you jessica. it was a beautiful reflection, and for the vision and determination that you have brought to helping all of us better know your family and the person whom it whose name now marks this building, isaac hawkins. today, in gathering to dedicate two buildings in the heart of our campus for isaac hawkins and anne marie becraft, we honor to individuals. their lives, their stories, their families. we recall the injustices they faced in our role in them and we bear witness to a history that have forgotten. we do this in the context of the university community, a place animated by a shared commitment to push against and push through blocks to understanding, blocks to knowing, blocks to freedom, blocks to human flourishing. we have a responsibility in the pursuit of inquiry and the formation of our students and the service to others to question, challenge and critique received knowledge. we have a responsibility to seek a de

you can get live radar and breaking news push alerts. you have to do is download the free - kron 4 mobile app. the 49ers have cut ties with yet another player, arrested for a violent felony. defensive back tramaine brock is no longer on the team, after police arrested him for domestic violence late last night. kron four's spencer blake is live at levi's stadium tonight. spencer, we know there have been áseveral other players in similar situations in the past few years. certainly not something you want your team to be known for. but some bad apples within the organizationseem to be making the wrong kind of name for themselves. santa clara police say 49ers cornerback tramaine brock is the suspect in a felony domestic violence case. thursday night, they responded to a 9-1-1 call and found a woman who had visible injuries. "what it is, it's like, 'another one?!' i thought this was over. it's been a common theme."they arrested brock on suspicion of felony domestic violence.he's now in the santa clara county jail."as an organization the 49ers

it's a voluntary choice to live abroad. can have their pension paid whereever they choose to live. the rules governing the uprating of pensions are straightforward, widely publicised and have been the same for many years. the government's position remains consistent with that of every government for the last 70 years, and the annual cost of changing the long—standing policy will soon be an extra half £1 billion, which the government believes cannot be justified. now it was back in 2015 that the car—maker volkswagen was found to have installed what are known as defeat devices in its diesel models, so that they would pass emission tests. the matter has been under investigation by the transport committee, who have interviewed the company's top uk executive, paul willis, twice. compensation for uk customers is a critical issue, and mr willis was full of apologies on behalf of the company when he first gave evidence to us in 2015. since then, as i've said, his tune has changed dramatically. in fact, it is now vw‘s position, stat

now going outside live and the clouds are hanging tough as we look live at sky 6 hd. the energy stadium. a lot of low clouds this morning and fog was an issue. temperature 55 degrees and dew point 51 and the air nearly saturated and the winds are out of the northeast light at 6 miles per hour and the ocean temperature 54 degrees. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we are socked in the clouds and a few hours of rain that moved out through your morning commute but as you look wider, here is the front that crosses through the area, a live look at the eastern satellite. the front is out to the west. and as that draws near it could trigger a shower or thunderstorm in one or two places. and you see the winds are still out of the east-northeast in filled and we are just at 55. and go to the south raleigh 82, the warmth is there and we are not able to get in touch with that yet. the wins are outs of the east-northeast. if you travel farther south of the city, south jersey and delaware you'll be closer to the warmth and it's numbers are higher, north of the city highs

i live in district 1. i lived in the space of ten square blocks of district 1 since 1981. throughout my years in the city i see students in my neighborhood and muni and all around town. i earn my salary in the city and spend the salary in the city and i spend it exclusively in the shops on geary boulevard and clemson street. my neighbors know me. i know my neighbors. unfortunately it's the ground zero for evictions and there are five vacant units and as a result of evictions. so what what happens now? what happens when i am ousted from my apartment? in all likelihood i can't remain in san francisco. the time and expense of commuting considers me to consider the feasibility of working in the city. san francisco unified is experiencing way too many vacancies in educator categories. how do we provide safe and supported schools to the students and families if we can't afford too live here? the affordable housing crisis is real. it's way too real. too many of educators of forced out of the city. we need housing assistance now in order to insure safe and supportive schools for o

at that point, betty's daughter, who had been living with arthur, came to live with her in france. and that was a big mistake for both betty and the daughter. anyone else? >> on the way over, i will ask my question that i asked when you first gave this talk. which actress portrays betty in the film, in your mind? howard: the film rights were bought by sony pictures, and the movie is being written by a man named johnny pereyra. his movie called "miss sloan" opens in two weeks, getting good reviews, starring jessica chastain. a good morning america announced the jennifer lawrence is going to play betty, and i think that would be super and so do all the bursars and my children's colleges. -- a bursars at my children's colleges. >> was bruce related to the new england bruces? howard: no, brousse is b-r-o-u-s-s-e. >> another question to your left. >> what was the significance of the wardman park hotel in washington to betty? howard: betty, after she left the house in georgetown, she had moved into the wardman park hotel. she told her oss handlers it would be cheaper. the reality was tha

we have been on facebook live, and i will be taking questions live starting now. >> it is wild. what the mechanic said going from one on two a year to ten a week -- >> absolutely, and a wide range of cars with a lot of taj. >> thanks, dan. >> the most devastating effect from uncontrolled climate change would put many parts of the bay area under water by the year 2100. that's according to a new doomsday pretiks of a worst case scenario by the national oceaning and atmosphereic administration. this is san francisco. the blue areas on the map shows part of bay area inundated by water should sea levels rise by 10 to 12 feet. most of east bay would be under water including oakland airport and most ofal ah immediate ah. along the peninsula and south bay, just as bad. the scenario would put all of foster city and red wood shores under way. >> that's eye opening. no rain in the immediate forecast. >> no, meteorologist sandhya patel is here with what is headed our way. >> nothing but sunshine and warmth. check out the trend for concord, 76 degrees tomorrow afternoon. consider it the cool

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he did not live with this grandmother. he was living with his other grandmother and the vic testimony. we spoke with cunningham's brother on the phone and he confirms what court records describe her, a living situation that was quickly spiraling out of control. cunningham was involved with sera members inside the home. in one instance he said he was going to kill a family member who was staring at him. this took place after the grandmother left to go to a doctor's office. on another occasion he reportedly pulled a knife on a family member much that's when he was told he had three weeks to move out. he used a black and silver knife to kill the victim, 79 year old david norwood. >> the knife was later found in a bin. >> a tip came in saying a suspicion person placing the knife in the bin. >> that woman identified herself as malcolm kung he on oh excuse me, david norwood's granddaughter. we did speak over the phone to malcolm cunningham's brother, he is in vancouver but says that cunningham did have some problems going on. th

bridge.at the bay look outside taking a live ( robin ) ( robin ) taking a live look outside at the bay bridge. taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. taking a live look outside at the richmond bridge. . . ( robin ) the state of california has just approved a major hike in the gas tax. the measure passed the state senate on a 27 to 11 vote last night. governor jerry brown led an intense lobbying effort for this measure after introducing it just last week.<> ( robin ) the tax is expected to generate roughly 52- billion dollars over 10- years. it raises the price of gas by 12 cents a gallon and 20 cents a gallon on diesel fuel. there is also an increase in vehicle registration fees. plus, owners of hybrid and electric vehicles have to pay a flat fee. the bill still has to be signed by governor brown. the gas tax increase will go into effect on november 1st. and the increase to

i spoke to several people that live in the yellow house and one woman lives on the first floor and saysas quite traumatized by the fire this morning. >> really upset. i lost a friend in the ghost ship fire, so this is, like, bringing a lot back. yeah, i lived here for three years, so this is, like, my home, and it's really upsetting. >> i hope the door and i saw a lot of smoke, and that's it, i don't know what happened. >> reporter: that second woman lives on the second floor of the building and she says her upstairs neighbor came banging on the door and saw flames outside and evacuated immediately. the downstairs neighbor tells me the man that lives in the attic space where the fire started says a candlelit a curtain on fire. it's a very chilly and damp morning, so trying to find shelter for these people that don't have family or friends to go and stay with right now, and there are teams on scene investigating the cause of the fire and we will bring you updates all morning, and kate richmo richmond, abc7 news. >>> and then the other top story, the weather and the damage left behind. a

as good as we live, but the black lives matter thing really passed us off.i'm sorry cspan. when president obama mentioned travon martin, that made us mad. they were saying one thing about economic anxiety but they started to feel like president obama wasn't representing them when he began to talk specifically too black people. they didn't really want to put their lives in with black people in the first place. if you think about, obama. we got very high votes from latinos and asians and he got some white votes and not put him over the top. those voters who voted on a sense of economic anxiety, it trumped their racial anxiety. this time it did not. i think that's the difference that we can somehow say that because someone once voted for a black man or has a black friend were once went to a movie with black people that they don't have racial anxiety, it's just not true. i'm not trying to be funny but it just doesn't work that way. i talk to women who work with latinos but they want him to build a wall. they believe in freedom of religion but they want the musli

they live three years longer. if they smoke, drink, or overweight, researchers said every hour you run adds seven hours to the life span. it plateaued after four hours a week. no trying to run forever to live forever. see someone running nonstop. >> you might get to 120 how you run. the south bay and a milestone today. the upgrade complete at the airport. >> netflix looking to cash in on fan favorites, and putting shows in a new industry. >>> and a live look outside with our emeryville camera looking across the bay in san francisco. the rain stopped. showers are lingering, but more showers are ahead. we'll get today's accuweather forecast coming up. >>> volkswagen ceo vows they will recover from the emissions cheating scandal and promised it happens with the new vehicle. the ceo of volkswagen of america announced plans to roll out a new suv in the u.s. manufacturing takes place at the factory in chattanooga, tennessee. the factory did not say how many jobs would be created or when it's to be released. netflix is e

people used to live like that. i'm on this piece of iron. >> anthony: bob, aka captain bob, is still here and still living on his boat in the miami river. >> travis: we sit out here and we look like we're enjoying ourselves, but it is really hard work. just sitting here looking pretty, it's not for everybody. but yeah, it's a good life. >> anthony: i've had many friends over the years who live on boats, work on boats, but these were just degenerate wind addicts. this is more of a lifestyle choice for you. >> travis: it is. it's got a machine shop on board. i kind of wanted to go down to the bahamas and get the boat to earn its own keep. of course the economy tanked, now i'm living on it. [ laughter ] >> anthony: the steel hulled achievement doesn't do much moving around these days, but it might have to >> anthony: who else lives like you? >> travis: it used to be very common. it is getting scarcer. >> anthony: how long do you think you've got? >> travis: six months, a year? >> anthony: yeah. >> travis; that complex

who was living there at the time? what is the conceivable relationship between the things got out of the ground of the people living there and what did this mean to them. i mean, this obviously, this bowl meant something to the humphries. so we are getting a little insight to who they are. i think you will be elaborating on the humphries in this space. telling the stories. we know enough to be able to bring them to life. in a three-dimensional way -- >> but of course, life goes on after the revolution in philadelphia. >> it goes on. and mrs. humphries, even though she'd done the three months of hard labor. if she had done it, we don't know. she lived into her 90's in that same house at that same address. fortunately, there was another privy closed after her death and after the death of the people who lived with her. her great-niece lived with her and her husband was a mariner. they had very different kinds of things. this is staffordshire. this was imported from england. what i love best about this group of artifacts

be sure to watch live 7:00 eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. >>> the los angeles times has been putting on the fest valve books for more than 20 years and it has become an institution that's part of the community and if -- and it's a way that we can celebrate with the readers of the paper and with the city as a whole. the very notion of reading. and today when the idea of their being something called fake news is out there, i think that books help us celebrate the way that words and facts are grounded in story telling and in history. >> watch our live coverage of the los angeles times festival of books all weekend april 22nd and 23rd on book t vrk on c-span 2. >>> fresh marn congressman drew ferguson represents georgia's third district which covers an area southwest of atlanta. we spoke to him as part of a series of interviews we're conducting with the new members of congress. this is ten minutes. >> congressman ferguson, you are from west point, georgia, born and raised. what's west point, georgia like? >> it's a remak mar

that is the world you live in, the world we live in, and what we take for granted. it has now become so commonplace. it becomes easy to attack the little flaws, the challenges, the pauses that take place, the tiny reversions that take place when you have a world like that. just look at the big picture, steven pinker, harvard professor, colic of meals wrote a book and he meticulously calculated that we are now living in the most peaceful each in human history. violence, political violence, war and terrorism is down 75% compared to for five decades a ago, it's probably don't 90 or 95% from 500 years ago. or so he claims. i'm not sure the data from the late middle ages is not very good. i'm not sure one can speak with confidence about that. but he is a harvard professor so, i trusted. [laughter] when you look at the expansion of this world you see the power, the endurance and appeal. it started as i said without the great soviet and without most of the third world. by the 50s and 60s countries began to realize that in order to grow fast you needed to be part of it. jap

thank you. >>> how about a live look outside.ve at center city from our camera atop temple university. meteorologist cecily tynan with the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast next. >> ♪ >> the ♪ >> cecily you were just life on facebook -- live on facebook unsaid there's good bad and ugly. >> i've got the good, bad and the ugly. there's more good than bad and ugly. at this point sunday is looking kind of ugly. several days away. >> we'll worry about that then. >> let's start with the good. exactly. the action cam was in fairmount park this afternoon where this is good. we got rid of the showers. the clouds are beginning to thin out on the skies are starting to brighten somewhat and we'll have plenty of sunshine tomorrow. so, storm tracker6 live double scan showing nothing more than a few scattered light showers, parts of kent county delaware, most of the showers moved out pretty quickly this morning with that cold front and temperatures behind the front not nearly as summery as yesterday. yesterday philadelphia 87 degrees. today

ozturk: i'd prefer to live without police protection. still believe i can, but of course i'll seek advice. i hope that what's happening now doesn't become the norm here in germany. reporter: she refuses to give up the fight for democracy in turkey. in her hometown of wetzlar, she's received either with a noncommittal shrug or sometimes outright rejection. ms. ozturk: a lot will have to be done after the referendum too. we have to establish a culture of debate, political education. we need a respectful culture of debate. we need that here very badly. reporter: in the meantime, she'll continue to call on her fellow turkish citizens in germany to vote "no" in the referendum, and campaign for their right to express their opinion without fear -- something that's become almost impossible in turkey. michelle: for many of us, a garage is a place we use for storage or more likely, to park our cars. but for some russians trying to make a living in a troubled economic climate, it's a place for business. they are often transformed into anything from

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storm tracker6 live double scan shows we are dry.s we take a look outside we have sky6, the battleship new jersey, grand old lady along the camden waterfront lit up nice and bright. your current temperature in philadelphia is 60 degrees. that's pretty good even the cooler suburbs are in the mid-50's at this point. winds south-southwest at 8 miles per hour, not all that strong this morning. and satellite shows you while there is some high thin cloud cover just out to our west and some of that might filter through today, once again we're looking at a decent amount of sunshine just like we got yesterday and once again, we are going get very warm this afternoon. we're going for a temperature at 8 o'clock of 56 degrees. we'll probably drop a little bit but then we're back up to 66 degrees by 10 o'clock and by noon, lunch on a park bench again, folks, 73 degrees for your lunchtime temperature. and by 3 o'clock, 82. today we're going to get to 84 and in will be around 4 o'clock if we manage to hit that 84, it will tie the existing record fo

. >>> and sky 6 hd looking live at a dreary scene. the the center city skyline, it's hard to see because of the heavy rain moving through and accuweather is tracking the potential for damaging winds. lets get the latest from david murphy. >> on the big board. stormtracker 6 live double scan over the last couple of hours we are in a lull and we saw showers and hard hitting thunderstorms. that that they are producing strong wind gusts. there is strong activity connected with these and they are producing heavy rain and. this is pushing past the media. the seat of delaware county and heavy cells extending through jenkin tonight and downingtown and westchester and the movement is from the south to the north. the one thing helping us is that these heavy cells move quickly 40 to 45 miles per hour. when they get on top of you they don't last all that long and when they pull away it allows the roadways to recover a bit. if we go out wider to the north allentown, quakertown and green lane on the northern edge of montgomery county and doylestown

urged on by soldiers, people living in the city of mocoa run for their lives. time to collect possessions, because this is what's coming. deadly mudslides have engulfed parts of southern colombia, submerging homes, businesses and people. 0ver150 are dead, and hundreds more are injured. as rescuers continue the search for survivors, the president today declared a state of emergency across the region. unusually heavy rains flooded the mocoa river, bursting its banks and those of three tributaries. it created what eyewitnesses called an avalanche of mud that has pulled buildings apart, devastating towns and leaving residents amazed and appalled in equal measure. as families continue to flee, the emergency services pick their way through the debris in treacherous conditions. the red cross have tonight warned that the death toll is likely to rise. a teenage boy has been critically injured in a gang attack in south london. it's understood the boy was set upon at a bus stop in croydon after the group discovered he was an asylum seeker. police are treating it as a hate

. >> exactly where we live.ank you very much, scott. we're glad you're here as well. skaud examines our president's tweets, executive orders and speeches. you can share your thoughts with him on twitter. @scottmcgrew. >> this is a story you'll love and many people will love to hear. schools getting ready for one of the highlights of the year, prom. >> a lot of kids have already had it. in some cases. even the dates made for prom can be put on the highlight reel. >> can i take you to prom? >> yes? >> a fine lit looking group. they asked their dates to prom at livermore high school this week. the group of lucky young ladies are special needs students who received flowers from the young men who asked them to go. lots of surprises there. >> nice. >> do you remember your prom date? >> i do. i remember u i waited in the last minute. >> still said yes? >> i know it's hard to believe. i didn't bring flowers either. >> you do have a date scheduled for your wedding. >> i do. >> and she said yes. i'm so excited. i'm excite

live at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> tuesday a look at how healthcare providers choose the best treatments for patients and how research plays a role. the bipartisan policy center hosts that live at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on into. >> have a seat. there are seats on the wings of the room for people who need a place to sit. you're welcome to stand up course. it's great to welcome everyone to this evening of conversation and discussion about our christian witness in the 21st century. and the occasion is of course, the new book on the benedict option. before i introduce our eminent speaker i want to thank the cosponsors of this event. my name is rusty and one of the sponsors is first things magazine that i edit. the american conservative and i would like to thank those of us that tried to think about how to move forward in very tumultuous times of deep change not just in our political culture but also there is a sort of spiritual earthquake abroad in the west in our society and we are trained to think

i lived there since i was two.ust can't believe it, man. >> my husband said it was something big and then i just opened the door and all these fires. when i came out it was shooting up into the air. it was really bad. >> reporter: and the home is a total loss. it actual coastal low completely -- actually completed collapsed. multiple residents have been displaced and we're told red cross is on scene to assist but we haven't been told yet exact how many residents have been displaced. we'll let you know as soon as we get confirmation of that. reporting live in pennsauken, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." >> jeanette, thank you. >> ♪ >>> new this morning a man was shot at point blank range in the city's olney section. it happened around 3 o'clock this morning on the 5900 block of north seventh street. police say the victim a 27-year-old man was shot once in the shoulder and once in the back while hall walking -- he was walking up to his home. >> the victim fled on foot south on seventh street with the shooter ch

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this is live doppler 7 not picking up on any showers yet.ould have mist and drizzle in your neighborhood. right now the numbers are mild. 54 mountain view. you heard about the delays at sfo but the tarmac not wet yet. 52 in livermore. this morning the best chance of rain is in the north bay, from marin to sonoma sliding south and east throughout the early afternoon. and then by about 3:00, 4:00, the evening commute, and things begin to settle down and we could see a few breaks of sun. with the cloud cover today, the coolest and cloudiest day, low to mid-60s, overnight tonight and clearing and that sets the stage for big changes for the week ahead. 51 in san jose, and i will have your accuweather 7-day forecast coming up. >>> a couple issues in the hayward area. one on either side of 880 just north of a street. the northbound side somebody lost a large amount of what looks like wood and hay in the two middle lanes and that's a dangerous situation. southbound side in the same area, we have reports of a motorcycle crash with some injuries, so a

farah says the christian families living on the street fled when is arrived.or their own safety. is have been using small drones to drop grenades on both security forces and civilians. although the damage is usually quite small, there is a lasting psychological impact. it is not long before the iraqi intelligence agents track down their first suspect. shouting. the agents learn there are more men in the house. three suspects are rounded up at this address, including a teenager. a warning shot. it seems in this area, everyone is treated with suspicion. in total, the agents arrest six men. they wouldn't provide us with details of their crimes but told us it took months to build enough evidence to justify a raid. it is difficult for me to see the people of mosul become used to violence on their doorsteps. it seems like every street in my hometown has its own story of brutality. has its own story of is brutality. but restoring safety won't be easy. today the army is all too aware of its past reputation. i am taking a tour of the city with a field marshal in charge

(nat) "for my world to live, yours must die."t trailer for "transformers: the last knight" is out and packed with new footage, including more of the big optimus prime- bumblebee battle and shots of the famed robots with king arthur and his knights. the latest installment of the franchise hits theaters in june. (nat)josh brolin is joining ryan reynolds and the cast of "deadpool 2" as the villain, "cable." it'll be the second marvel character he's portrayed. brolin plays the bad guy "thanos" in other marvel movies. in hollywood, i'm douglas hyde. (james) coming up... two san francisco police officers are now cleared of a 2015 deadly shooting. the reason why ahead. and.. new details on the deadly classroom shooting in san bernardino. the condition of the 2nd boy who was shot. and a look at your weather, next. and here's a live look outside...san mateo we're coming up on 4-30... here are the big stories we're working on for you this morning... nearly one month after fremont police shot and killed a pregnant 16- year-old girl, the fam

this is our live weather camera towards the ac transit. you can only see half of the pyramid which leads me to believe that the ceiling has to be down to about 500, 600 feet which means it's encompassing the golden gate bridge at this hour. temperatures into the 50s. 10 to 12 miles an hour across the rim of the bay. 13 antioch now at 20 in fairfield. winds will be breezy all day and variable up to 20 miles per hour. now, meanwhile, temperatures across the board from the 60s at the beaches, 60s around the peninsula. high 60s santa clara valley. 67 degrees at concord, clayton and walnut creek. you're betting wet in cloverdale at 67 -- you're getting wet in cloverdale at 67 degrees today. we have a huge weather pattern change coming up in the forecast. here's jaclyn. >>> good morning. we are take a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. from carquinez bridge to the maze a travel time under 1 amins. 15 minutes. before powell street at the berkeley curve caltrans has two lanes closed until 5:45 a.m. we're already starting to see slowdowns ther

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sam sweene h latest from the live desk. this suspect has been barricaded in this middlletown delaware house since early yesterday. overnighht police blew off the front door, but werent able to go in. here's what we know. around noon yesterday a 32 year old delaware state trooper approched a suspicious car in a bear delaware wawa parking lot. 2 people were inside. one exited the car and shot the trooper multiple times then took off. the trooper died shortly later. police moved in and took one suspect into custody, but the man got away. he made it 15 miles. police found him in a house in middletown delware where he has been barricaded since. reports say hes been firing at officers. delware state police tell us no one has been injured. this is a developing a story. as we get new information, well let you know. it's the airline seen. a passenger violently pulled off a united flight. now -the airline is taking action, by making changes suzanne kennedy is live at dulles airport with what's being done to make sure this doesn't hap

i live with my family, that's where i live.agar, he was living with his family under tarpaulin on the side of the street. sagar‘s parents sold garlic and scrap metals to get by. sagar was determined to make a better life for himself. my favourite cricketer is yuvraj singh, he plays forthe indian team. my goal is to be a doctor. as adult: i remember i was a little kid 12 years ago. we were living in the slums at that time. now, our government has rehabilitated us to mankhurd, on the outskirts of mumbai. mankhurd compound is a development of 65 buildings, created under the slum rehabilitation act. it's home to over 30,000 people. there is little sanitation and a limited water supply. but for sagar and his family, it's a step up. we have our own home, we have four sided walls, we are safe. but this place is where all the people from the slums are put together. so, all the people from different communities, different mentalities come together. in the last ten years, things have changed. i have changed. when i was a child, i wanted

sky6 live hd taking a live look at 15th and jfk from our city hall camera. it is 5:42 a.m., 65 degrees, won't be as warm as yesterday, but still feeling pretty good out there. >> how you doing, karen? >> reporter: i'm doing great, i missed you matt, i'm happy you're here and i am happy to be away from the home life and here at work. just being honest on a monday morning. route 100 at commerce drive, traffic moving nicely this morning in exton, chester county. no big problems out there. we're watching for showers, we're dry right here, route 100, no issues traveling. construction crews working on the northeast extension southbound between the turnpike and mid county blocking the labels from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. doing bridge extension on the northeast extension. this is the boulevard extension southbound traffic heading toward the schuylkill expressway moving nicely at this point. no delays on the schuylkill expressway, so the boulevard heading near that area is moving nicely, as well. in west chester we have cruise blocking both directions of 926 stick to l

live pictures to show you here. some of the road closures in place right now because of a landslide. several homes have been evacuated. this is happening near banning drive today in the bay's rick moon monitoring the situation. he's talking to crews trying to prevent further damage. he'll join us with a live report at 6:30. >> in the meantime, we like to check in with kari hall tracking the timing of this storm. and when is it going to start to die down a bit? >> we will start to see a lot of rain tapering off right now as we speak. we're not seeing the heavy rain we had last night. the wind warning has expired but it is still breezy out there, and we're getting a look at what it looks like as you step out the door at 6:01 in the south bay. you can see the raindrops on the camera lens. the peninsula, the roads are still wet, and in the tri-valley, we have cloudy skies with light coming down. looking at san francisco, still windy. 56 degrees. in the north bay, you can see the clouds with some spotty rain. also as we

i want to take you to the live imagery on storm tracker 6 live, most of the showers are in south jersey and delaware, they are going parallel to i-95 and the turnpike. a little more coming out of delaware, but over the next couple of hours we'll be drying out. as we look outside we have sky6 live hd the ben franklin bridge, a few clouds early we'll see improvement today, the kind that tam is looking for. temperature, 66 degrees, very mild as you step outside, some of you might want a light jacket, not too bad. winds out of the south/southwest 6 miles per hour. you can see the rain pushing from the south up to the north, a little bit more of that to the south that will continue to slide north an out to sea. we think a couple of hours of precipitation, you see on the satellite there's breaks in the clouds and we expect the return of sunshine. overall partly sunny, 68 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 75 degrees, it's a quick warmup today. noon, almost 80. 3:00 p.m., 83 that will be the high today we'll sit on that for an hour, an hour and a half this afternoon. 6:00 p.m., 81. a nice day fo

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that would of made live easier for those who live and work along the parkway. >> it's exciting, but we actually wanted to go see the rocky steps and they're taken. >> reporter: they're taken for awhile. >> yeah. >> reporter: but this location is the picture postcard of the city. it's important to philly tourism officials. besides many of those who call this enabled home have gotten used to the occasional chaos. >> you hear hammering in the morning but i mean, they're usually pretty good about it now. you don't get woken up at unreasonable hour report rt you actually get a pretty decent view of the festivities. >> oh yeah. great. >> reporter: three day draft and nfl experience is expected to draw lots of fans and generate lots of money for the city. we'll see. but for now at least cynical philadelphians seem to be happy about hosting fans of america's most popular sport. >> positive. positive. definitely. ain't nobody shooting nobody. just having a good time. >> reporter: we will see. now, at 7:00 o'clock night even this outer lanes of the parkway will be shut down and this closure will

the action cam is out there, we're live on the scene we see police and the barricades as we look live at spring garden, 23rd and pennsylvania satisfy. you can see the restrictions in place. spring garden westbound is shut down at pennsylvania avenue you can't continue to the oval there. right from -- in front of the art museum stems they are buildings a theater. we have one lane blocked on kelly southbound and one on the benjamin franklin parkway between acrens over and -- eakens oval and kelly drive. this is phase one already starting this morning, we'll be live helping you this morning through the restrictions. i meant to take you live 422 at trooper are building volume around the region and roads are dry, so looking pretty good. >> starting with our breaking news, the good feelings after a family getting together ended in north philadelphia. a driver smashed into them as they were leaving the party. they are both in the hospital. the driver who fled the scene is under arrest. katherine scott is live outside philadelphia's accident investigation unit with more on the story. good mor