>> logan: he said he had a different approach with every artist. >> seeff: that's great. >> logan: stevee this: >> steve martin: but don't you know, i'm a wild guy, having some fun here tonight. >> seeff: comedians are the most challenging-- people-- at that point for me to shoot. because you're not actually in the dialogue with them. they are performing. okay, another double, please, from the bar. when i work with a-- comedian-- i become their audience. >> martin: hey, norman. i'm getting a little pissed about this drinking thing. sure, i am on this stuff, but if you don't dig it, hey, i'll leave and you can take pictures of this wall back here all night. >> logan: is he messing with you? >> seeff: well-- you never know when you're in the middle of it. ♪ ♪ >> logan: norman seeff told us he remembers all his sessions, but it meant the most to him, when he made a personal connection with his subjects, as he did with ray charles. >> seeff: you know what? i think we got the session. >> charles: okay, baby, yay. say carl, we have a question about your brokerage fees. fees? what did you have

so, that is luke smith, the mayor of logan, dealing with the floodwaters. bonfire exploded at a carnival held in northern paris. video posted on social media showed the bonfire blowing up seconds after being lit. according to le parisien newspaper, a mother and her child are among those seriously injured, and the town's mayor has also been hurt. now, for bob dylan, it was definitely a case of better late than never. bob dylan has finally collected his nobel prize for literature in person, during a very private ceremony in stockholm. he was awarded the prize last year, but failed to travel to sweden to pick it up. anthony curtis gave us his take on how the board was finally accepted. —— award. dylan just has a very strange stance towards things like this and i think —— i think there was a sense certainly in the immediate response that he was supposed to express some sort of gratitude and i think at this stage, and again those kinds of expectations are the kinds of things that dylan has been trying to elude for a long time, so i think i feel like he didn't wa

to be problems with people from other schools such as conley- caraballo coming to logan. the co-superintendent says they are addressing campus safety concerns at logan and will make changes.sot some things can be done immediately and will be done this summer but some things are going to take longer but we absolutely know we have to change the physical structure of that school.the district plans to create a peace board for a diverse group of students to try and work out their problems in meetings among themselves. they also plan to purchase cameras and allow students the opportunity to record their perspective on campus and in union city.in a sort of student video contest. sot people are looking for quick fixes but a lot of it just comes down to empathy and understanding.some though want answers quicker.sot no offense to these meetings. i think these meetings are great but we need to find solutions now. not six or 12 months but we need to do something today.the co-superintendent told me this was the largest crowd they have had so far. they say the more participation the be

a short time ago, i spoke with luke smith, he's the mayor of logan in queensland.eah, ithink yeah, i think that 1974 was our record setting year in queensland. both the rivers that run through the city of logan are in an unprecedented stage and both rivers have broken those records since 1974, it's the first time we have seen this flood levels at this height in the city of logan area. and i've seen that the flood levels have receded in northern new south wales, but where you are over the border in queensland, communities along the logan river are very much on high alert. that's correct. it's a very strange situation. the city is in a very strange situation. the city isina a very strange situation. the city is in a state of flux. half of the city has experienced the flood waters and those waters have receded. we're working with communities down stream from the logan river who are about to experience inundation. while half the city is wanting to clean up, the other half haven't experienced it yet. there's places further up, rockhampton and the like, they're bracing f

so it is the first time we have seen these flood levels at this height in the city of logan area.ter levels are receding in northern new south wales, but where you are over the border in queensland communities along the logan river are very much on high alert. yes, that is correct. it is a very strange situation, the city is in a state of flux, while we have halved the city who have experienced the floodwaters, and those waters have now receded in the albert river. we now have a situation where we are working with communities downstream from the logan river who are about to experience inundation so half of the city wants to clean up and the other half are waiting to experience that. absolutely and places further north in rockhampton and the like, they are bracing for some pretty extreme flood levels. absolutely, and that is what — it is a very strange scenario. the cyclone has gone, it has moved out, it is not raining. the sky is clear. and, you know, one week on we are now experiencing the devastation of what that cyclone did. so up in rockhampton they are bracing now and working

gunman in the logan section shot up cars and critically injured a man. some of the bullets flew into the window and bet post making for -- bed post making for a rough waking for a man who was simply sleeping in his bed. jeanette reyes has more on the scene. >> reporter: a scary night for a neighborhood, one man is in critical condition fighting for his life. another narrowly missed being shot while he was asleep in bed. thpg a couple -- this happeninge of blocks away from the police station. gunshots rang out near the intersection of north 15th street and comlynn street in the logan section. at 18th street, two men in the car tossed out two guns. a few blocks down they were detained by police. it was clear at the scene there was a hail of gunfire. nearby cars were riddled with bullets. police found a window with a bullet hole in it. it narrowly missed a 57-year-old man found inside. he woke up to the bullet lodged in the bed post. police found there was a gunshot victim. they received a call from einstein about a 29-year-old victim with multiple gunshot

. >>> breaking overnight, gunmen in the logan section shot up cars and critically injured a man. some of the bullets flew into the window of a home and into the bed post of a sleeping man. jeanette reyes is live at northwest detectives with more on the story. georgia -- jennette. >> reporter: good morning, tam one man is fighting for his life, another recovering from the shock of a bullet narrowly missing him all this happening just a couple of blocks away from the police station. philadelphia police say around 11:30 thursday night, gunshots rang out near the intersection of north 15th street in logan section. 18th and comlynn police say two men in the car tossed out two guns. a few blocks down they were detained by police. it was clear back at the scene there was a hail of gunfire. nearby cars were riddled with bullets, police even found a window with a bullet hole in it. it narrowly missed a 57-year-old man found asleep inside. he woke up to the bullet lodged in his bed post. police were surprised to find out while investigating the shooting there was in fact a gunshot victim.

logan: and for your work on this. [laughter] i'm a sociologist here. -- ibeen about 12 years have been here about 12 years. i was first drawn to look at race and gender in presidential politics during barack obama's first run for the white house. studies ono parallel on obama.other topics the first was based on analysis of newspaper articles, blogs, and other forms of public commentary where reporters and bloggers furiously debated the racial meaning of obama's candidacy and his presidency for the u.s. and for whites in particular. politics, etc., and they asked what kind of black person is he, what does this mean for the u.s.? i wrote a book based on the analysis of this which came out in 2011. at the same time, i also started an interface -- interview based study which is parallel to the work i am doing and presenting today. rather than focusing on the news media and online platforms, it was based on an in-depth, series of in-depth interviews of college students and i found, as i was doing the media-based research o

to be problems with people from other schools such as conley-caraballo coming to logan.he co- superintendent says they are addressing campus safety concerns at logan and will make changes.sot some things can be done immediately and will be done this summer but some things are going to take longer but we absolutely know we have to change the physical structure of that school.the district plans to create a peace board for a diverse group of students to try and work out their problems in meetings among themselves. they also plan to purchase cameras and allow students the opportunity to record their perspective on campus and in union city.in a sort of student video contest.sot people are looking for quick fixes but a lot of it just comes down to empathy and understanding.some though want answers quicker.sot no offense to these meetings. i think these meetings are great but we need to find solutions now. not six or 12 months but we need to do something today. the co-superintendent told me this was the largest crowd they have had so far. they say the more participation the bet

phillip mena, abc news, logan county, oklahoma. >> the 40-year-old deputy leaves behind a wife and three children. of course all of his comrades on the force as well. >> relatively small area, north, north of oklahoma city right. >> in oklahoma city metro area. definitely rocked law enforcement across the entire part of the metro. >> imagine a lot of people know each other around the parts. >> yes, absolutely. >>> coming up in the next half hour, is bill o'reilly's job in jeopardy. ? new questions the biggest star at fox news fights back against another accuser. >>> a series so many teens and parents are talking about right now. why some say the show about a teen's suicide could do more harm than good. you are watching "world news you are watching "world news now."ere! i'about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. and if you want, pour a little more, because this scent lasts for 12 weeks, which is longer than any relationship

logan. also la la land came out on blue ray this week. there are great films to see. they tried to keep it from me so i wasn't paid to see it last night. heather: we were just talking about the fate of the furious. did i go to the movie theater to see that one. i did love the rock i was iffy on that one. but la la land amazing. >> i'm a fan of that franchise. i grew up on the fast and furious franchise. i feel like it's been around for 16 years. i love the idea of how absurd these films have come over the years. the rock when he redirects that torpgd with his bear hands one of the craziest things i have ever seen with n. my life that scene was awesome. jackie: all right. well, thanks, kevin we appreciate it. >> thanks. heather: now it's time for the good, the bad and the ugly for you. up first the good. a 14-year-old brain cancer survivor stealing the show at the nfl draft announcing the ravens draft pick. >> with the 16th pick in the 2017 nfl draft, the baltimore

>> which jake just bought for logan. >> no, no. what is this, bro? how expensive is that? that's six figures. >> yo, stop. stop, stop, stop. jake, bro. >> heez are the modern day rock stars. >> it's a prank. >> and there it is. >> this should be a prank. >> yo. stop. jake, jake. >> god, it's beautiful. >> he breaks down crying. >> no! >> they even have a video with

two of the players are back, joe and logan. of them, at least will be there for the whole season. this guy lost several teeth recently, he had extreme dental surgery. >> i want to get back tomorrow but it's not realistic at this time. so we are going to try to get back as soon as possible. i do not know when that is going to be but i hate watching games. i am going to try as best as i can to get back. >> i did not think it was going to be bad. the training staff said i was doing well. i feel good today. we will see if i feel good tomorrow morning. >> you have to feel for logan, it's going to be a while for him. >>> meanwhile, if there was ever a guy sent to wear a raiders union form it would be lynch. he might get a seventh round pick in exchange for him coming to the team. >> he will be back. >> i am a traditionalist when it comes to baseball. the head first slide always seems dangerous, check out this final piece of video. head first sliding gone wrong, this is akron versus buffalo. that head first slide does not work out for

at fort logan, there was also an individual one might say was the buffalo soldier's buffalo soldier, jeremiah jones. jones has spent all his adult life as a black soldier in uniform. he had risen through the ranks highest you could go as an enlisted man, sergeant major of the ninth cavalry, and ultimately became a specialist, the man in charge of firearms, ammunition, all the things soldiers need in battle. he would serve his last post here at fort logan, dying march 20, 1906, unremembered, yet so one of the great men of the time. so this is part of the colorado story that is just a microcosm of the largest story of buffalo soldiers in the american west. i challenge you, no one has written the definitive story on not only the black soldier in like the very much excellent work on buffalo soldiers in new mexico, the larger story of the relationsnal -- between blacks, whites, indians. with that, i am at the end of my tale, and we will open up questions. keep them to a minimum, and my colleagues in passing amongst you with a microphone. -- they don'tme trust me, and i don't blame them ,

>> which jake just bought for logan. >> no, no. what is this, bro?ow expensive is that? that's six figures. >> yo, stop. stop, stop, stop. jake, bro. >> heez are the modern day rock stars. >> it's a prank. >> and there it is. >> this should be a prank. >> yo. stop. jake, jake. >> god, it's beautiful. >> he breaks down crying. >> no! >> they even have a video with their mom talking about this. >> i'm waiting for the shoe to drop here. let me see the title. i want to see the paperwork. >> finally he realizes, no. this is really my car. my bro really did just buy me a lambo and he starts krieg like a baby. >> oh, my god. >> even if it is a prank, you have a key to a lamborghini in your hand right now. go now. >> don't cry. >> i'm not

to be problems with people from other schools such as conley-caraballo coming to logan. the co- superintendent says they are addressing campus safety concerns at logan and will make changes.sot some things can be done immediately and will be done this summer but some things are going to take longer but we absolutely know we have to change the physical structure of that school.the district plans to create a peace board for a diverse group of students to try and work out their problems in meetings among themselves. they also plan to purchase cameras and allow students the opportunity to record their perspective on campus and in union city.in a sort of student video contest.sot people are looking for quick fixes but a lot of it just comes down to empathy and understanding.some though want answers quicker.sot no offense to these meetings. i think these meetings are great but we need to find solutions now. not six or 12 months but we need to do something today.the co-superintendent told me this was the largest crowd they have had so far. they say the more participation the be

>> we are on the scene of breaking news, one person shot in the logan section, stray bullets from from the gunfire makes it a close call for are a sleeping man. >>> police search for a man who grabbed a woman walking down the streets. >>> we have traffic troubles on i-95 in bucks county. police are averting traffic as they investigate a deadly crash. >> good morning, everybody, it is are friday, april 21. we have karen rogers in for david murphy matt pellman is watching i-95. >> reporter: not a happy time for i-95 northbound it's blocked at 413 in bristol township because of a fatal overnight accident that happened at 1:00 a.m. this morning. action cam live on the scene. you can see the accident. it was a one-vehicle accident, but four people were in the car, as i said one of which was killed. the vehicle lost control before 1:00 a.m. you can see the wheels in the air, they are investigating out here right now. they are forcing all the northbound traffic off on to 413. you can't keep going northbound on i-95 up into bucks county. coming back out hear, what i am recommending instead is

cell phone video captured logan clark waving knives atful lowe students moments before he was struckad a stroke and was left in the hospital with brain issues. mireya villarreal has an interview with him and his family you'll only see on "cbs this morning." >> reporter: talking is tough for logan clark these days but he has no problem remembering the morning of december 7th. cell phone video captured the 14-year-old waving two knives into a crowd of students at a high school in reno. moments later a school district officer fired a single shot. when you went to school that day, did you feel like you had to protect yourself? >> yep. >> reporter: clark's mother and grandmother said he took the weapons to school after repeated bully i bullying. >> when you hear people say bringing a knife to school is not the answer to bullying, how do you respond to that? >> it's not the answer, but to a 14-year-old, it's not to hurt anybody with the knives but just to get them all of you. >> i'm not sending my son bringing knives to school whatsoever, but what i ask myself is what mareks the school off

a great picture from our sky 6 high above logan's circle. ducis rogers ready to talk about the first round pick. jeff skversky has reaction from eagle fans and walter perez talks about the spectacle, the nfl draft in philadelphia. >> ducis rogers, what do we know about derek barnett and what he can contribute to the eagles? >> he's a tenacious player that can keep up with the quarterback. on paper and on film he appears to be the real deal. some mock drafts him high asinine. barnett left tennessee in his junior season. he made an impact as soon as he got to knoxville. 13 sacks last season, 32 for his career. he broke reggie white's sack record. that's a big deal. barnett tells us he's done his homework on philadelphia. >> i heard the fans are passionate. i know i'm going to an organization with a lot of great players. i can't wait. i'm ready to get to work. everyone's telling me, enjoy the moment. i love football. i'm ready to get to what i want to do. >> he stands what what everyone in the city will see, what kind of player he is, unbelieva

the action cam was at the scene in the logan section of the city. fire broke out at 6:50 a.m., police arrived ahead of the firefighters and found a person trapped on the roof. officers along with neighbors saved the person. firefighters arrived moments later and put out the blaze in 20 minutes. there are no reports of injuries and no word yet on the cause. >>> your time, 9:04, firefighters had to rescue a driver after a car crash in new castle county, delaware. police tell "action news" the driver lost control at naamans road near the brandywine town center in paleyville. the car ran off the highway and hit a utility pole. the driver was trapped in the car had to be freed. not clear this morning the extent of the driver's injuries. >>> time 90 4:00 a.m., in other news this morning, philadelphia police say drunk driving is suspected in a crash that left two injured. two cars collided head on on the boulevard in the hunting park section at 3:00 a.m. police say a vehicle was traveling northbound near the north 5th street when the driver lost control an

>>> well, new this morning a man is hospitalized after he is shot in the neck in philadelphia's logan section, we will tell but the surprising thing that the victim to just next. >>> surveillance cameras captured moment man appears to grab a babe i in a center city restaurant. reason man noise stranger to the business and what police are calling for the couple to do this morning. >>> getting ready for draft, crews have begun preparations in the parkway we will let you know what impact that will have if you travel near the art museum. >>> today is wednesday, april 5th, good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. it was hard to see overnight not just because of the darkness but thick fog descent ed near northeast philadelphia and grant and academy. >> lets turn to lauren case toy see if that fog will be lingering and then to meisha to find outfit is impacting traffic. good morning to you both. >> happy hump day. i have to say coming in on the vine, i-95 i didn't see a lot of fog. >> i didn't see anything. >> so it is at least good in that area. >> yes, i just read what they tel

logan, who wrote the science fiction novel, pen, has always denied the charges.ty of causing death by dangerous driving. dean collins, who denied all the charges, was involved in a head—on crash in cardiff in which his stepson, joseph smith, died. the little boy was not sitting on a booster seat. an inquest has opened into the death of a jewellery expert on the bbc‘s antiques roadshow, who died five weeks after giving birth to her first child. 34—year—old alice gibson—watt was taken to hospital because of a psychotic episode. her husband has been giving evidence at west london coroner's court, from where daniela relph reports. alex gibson—watt, described in court as energetic, enthusiastic and kind. she was a jewellery specialist for sotherby‘s and her expertise had won her a slot on the bbc‘s antiques roadshow where she worked under her maiden name. it's always very thrilling when you see a piece ofjewellery, you know that it's fine. but everything changed after the birth of her daughter, chiara, in 2012. today, her husband anthony told the inquest of the deeply

in logan -- fox news katie logan. >>> families are happy to see one another after more than two monthss came after two members were on patrol in alaska, hoarding fishing vessels. there was snow and ice and freezing rain to contend with there. captain laura collins said there was another reason to be in the north near russia, china, japan, and korea. >> one of our missions is to make sure we project the presence. >> the captain said there were 26 mornings during their crews and no sightings of any foreign fishermen. but the crew was on board during the deployment while their own cutter was undergoing repairs. >>> we still have a massive time. >> reporter: how a san francisco supervisor has tried tone sure parody for pay. >> and a celebration ofdiversity and inclusion. why the san francisco symphony hosted a very special pride performance tonight. [ applause ] tthey are 100% made-to-order,hat which is 100% awesome. 100% beef burgers with fries from denny's. 100% seriously. >>> new at 10:00 tonight, san francisco's city hall lit up in the colors of the rainbow flag tonight as the san fran

now i will turn it over to professor logan. >> hello. i'm being timed and i will also try to tie myself. here we are five days after the inauguration. to discuss the recent presidential election in the new administration and i'm excited to be part of the conversation. thank you for inviting me. what i will do is prevent some preliminary results from a study that my research team and i are working on at present. the dynamics of race, immigration and gender in the presidential election. the study is still in progress, we are still conducting interviews. therefore we have not begun to conduct in-depth analyses of the data but there are few trends i can point out and some fascinating stuff coming up in the interviews and i will share that with you. what i will do in the time that i have is provide some background on me, the genesis of the study, discussed the study design and i will give you an overview of the sample. do not expect a lot of analysis trends. we do not trend yet but we have interesting stuff. i would like to acknowledge six me

since leaving office to discuss civic engagement and community organizing at the university of chicago loganenter for the arts. live coverage begins just after andshort pro forma session name. and we hear from press secretary sean spicer briefing reporters at the white house today, scheduled to start at 1:30 eastern time and we will take you there live as soon as things get underway here on c-span. more live coverage of the attorney general jeff sessions beating on workplace integrity and ethical standards at the annual ethics and compliance initiative conference in washington, d.c., which includes a discussion with former justice department officials from the clinton, george w. bush, and obama administrations. live at 3:15 eastern here on c-span. >> tonight on "the we recentlys," attended the state of the net conference in washington, d.c. and spoke with george sadowski and georgia tech school of public policy professor milton mueller about issues with internet use today. >> i'm concerned when countries try to shut up internet access, or when they try to monitor the internet in a major way.

logan couture...the toothless wonder...with the lexus ultimate highlight.ing of the sharkies, let's give you an update from game 5. sharks up north taking on the oilers the second period just got underway. san jose is currently up 2-1 finally, in case you were wondering, tiger woods has been out of the game for a bit. and it looks like it'll be a while before we see him again. tiger...done for the rest of the 2017 season...after undergoing another back surgery. this marks the 14-time-major winner's...4th-back procedure since 2014. there is no timetable for the 41-year- old's return. tonight at 10 i have some 420 inspired it's the 420, is it the kinder gentler eventhell no this has been hijacked by politicians it's ungodly if you see some trash pick it up and put it in the trash can we'll explore in the next edition of people behaving badly bones is next... then, we are back at 10:00 with the day's big stories, including people behaving badly, mark carpenter has sports and your four zone weather forecast with brittney shipp. it's the kron 4 news at ten ... r

sign up at 2155 township line road in logan.er cleanup is happening at the pleasantville new jersey rec center on wrighten avenue. this begins at -- brighten avenue, at 9:00 a.m. pleasant explores program and new jersey state police a part of the effort. >>> frogs could hold the key to fighting off food virus. >>> the future of the king of ending handle his wife and brother -- england, his wife and brother sit down for a frank discussion on mental health how the death of their mother impacted them. >>> a woman is trapped in a sinking car in north jersey, we have the details for you back outside live we go. sky6 live hd via the temple university camera giving you that gloomy gray look over the city. will it get better? chris has the answer for you coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast >> an will care transition and two off duty police officers called heros after they rescued a woman from a north jersey pond. three vehicles collided in eatontown, sunday night. married off duty jersey police officers, saw the cr

the shooting took place about 1 mile west of the interstate 35 in logan.n see they are, apparently this is the injured officer. we're waiting to get an update about that officer and as we get more news, will bring it to you. >> jon: we touched on it earlier in the hour, there are more calls for president trump to release his tax returns. angry voters and protests all of the country demanding to see them. a something the white house says is not going to happen. now even some republicans are joining those calls. let's debate it with former deputy campaign manager for martin o'malley, and the former deputy assistant to george w. bush. brad, the president has basically said he's not going to release his tax returns. he says he was elected, despite the fact that he hadn't released them, should he? >> no, not at this point. the american people have decided when they went to the polls whether this was a concerning factor to them. obviously, it was not. the president is on the other no legal obligation to do it as a candidate or president. as tradition. if congres

it's all the buzz at logan's square. >> are you ready for the draft? >> reporter: she plans on pouring a ton of draft beers while teams make their draft picks just outside her bar. >> i'm super excited. it's going to bring in a lot of revenue for everybody. it's going to be so much fun. >> reporter: the city of philadelphia is hoping this is the biggest and best draft yet, but even if it meets what chicago managed, it will be big. the windy city had 200,000 fans come down to its draft grounds. it generated $81 million in economic impact, plus 2,000 temporary construction and labor jobs. >> we're preparing to have one of the busiest weekends we've ever had in city tap house history. >> reporter: city tap house will have beer specials. they're expecting some big names to be staying at the hotel next door. >> a lot of the players that have been invited, along with their families. >> reporter: parkway museums will be open. you can get a $2 discount for wearing nfl gear at the franklin institute and free library is giving guided tours. >> i'm really excited

logan wearing that cage will play tonight. he looks good, just a few teeth knocked out.will be on the ice against the oilers. it's half an hour before that gets going. they are trying to get that momentum back, something that they lost in the late season. >> we are excited about the group that we have, we have some new bodies, every year is different but we are possive and hopefully we keep the momentum this year. >> at this time of the season, it's hard to explain how much excitement there is around this group. just being able to play in the post season, you know what kind of atmosphere you get. what ever building you go to. they are excited. >> we dropped the warriors behind the sharks because it is, after all, just a meaningless regular season conclusion, but it's against the lakers. no green. they want to make sure he is rested and ready but kevin durant will see some playing time. the warriors trying to get their 67th win of the season. they ended practice a bit early today. >> is like the last day of school. nobody goes to school until 3:00. we let them out early.

i think there's a logan action here and he didn't disclose his foreign income and his lawyer's tryingprotect him. i'd be floored if he came in and dropped the dime on the president. hit me with another tweet. has there been any evidence that has done any connection with russia and the trump campaign? keeping it real, because there's a lot of circumstantial evidence and frankly, i want to hear these witnesses under oath in flontd of a congress committee and then i'll tell you. if there's nothing, we'll move on. the questions are serious and i don't like how it's become such a partisan issue. at least we used to be united against a foreign enemy, like russia. i'll see you next week. pain used to shut me down during pick-up games. but with odor free blue-emu continuous pain relief spray, i can box out any muscle or joint pain immediately. blue-emu continuous pain relief spray, it works fast and you won't stink. . >>> 7:00 here in new york, 4:00 in the afternoon out west. great to have you with united states. i'm monica barrera. we begin with the latest twitter storm being churned up by p

melissa. >> melissa: kitty logan, thank you.uments this morning before the massachusetts supreme judicial court over whether local and state law enforcement can detain potential illegal immigrants at the request of federal immigration authorities. critics argue the practice is unconstitutional, but the justice department said it protects the public by taking dangerous criminals off the street. molly line is outside the massachusetts supreme judicial court in boston. molly, what's happening in that courtroom? >> reporter: well, the arguments have wrapped up for the day. now they're looking at all of the facts they heard today. they're going to try to determine whether or not authorities, law enforcement authorities in the state as well as trial courts have the authority to act on these ice detainer requests. on request for detainer from ice. or if doing so is unconstitutional. now, the attorney general's office, the aclu, the plaintiffs attorneys have filed briefs in the case. they made the overarchin argument that law enforcemen

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we're excited it's tomorrow at the logan from 5:30 to 8:00. >> i'll remind viewers that the bridge ofrage reception and silent auction is tomorrow night 5:30 to 8:00 at the logan in center city and check out our nbc 10 app. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> we're starting with a live look outside in cape may, new jersey. blue skies and plenty of sun overhead and another very nice day on tap. temperatures have been skyrocketing out there. take a look at our philadelphia neighborhoods. officially the airport we're at 65 degrees and look at center city. 71, and you're also in the low 70s and same thing for summerdale and port richmond. we are in the 70s here and some of us, i believe, by this afternoon will be around 80 degrees. here's our radar and satellite view, there are no clouds to track and no rain to track, and if i stretch all this all of the way out, come is why we can say with confidence it is a pretty dry forecast as we move forward. take a look at the temperatures we'll be hitting by this afternoon, 80 in center city and 79 in summerton and up to 78 degrees in lans

philadelphia police say gunshots rang out at the intersection of north 15th and calmly street in the city's logan section. two men in a car had two guns. it was clear there was a hail of gunfire at the initial scene. nearby cars were riddled with bullets. police found a window with a bullet hole in it. i narrowly missed a 57-year-old man asleep in his belt. police were -- in his bed post. police were surprised to find out there was a gunshot victim. >> we were notified by einstein hospital that a 29-year-old man showed up and was struck by gunfireness left arm and shoulder and left torso. >> reporter: the shooting victim did undergo surgery. he is in critical condition. authorities are not -- doctors are not sure whether he will pull through. the suspect who are detained are being interviewed by northwest detectives. >> breaking this morning, an suv landed upside down after crash into a tree in south jersey, this happened on the 1700 block of street road in gloucester township. the driver and the passenger inside the suv were both injured, an investigation continues this morning into why that dri

this picture of logan. wolverine, the x-man. it was a wonderful movie. i don't know what the guy's politics are, but religiously. we lack of the infrastructure to encourage and reward conservative artists. anybody who tells you that hollywood is all about money has never worked for hollywood. hollywood is not. it's about -- kathryn >> but there is a lot of money. there is. >> no matter what happens in a movie, even if it bombs, they make money. but artists, i'm not talking about the producers but the artists, they work to get girls, awards, invited to parties, all those things. that's the kind of thing we lack and the second thing is talking about rewriting the facts. hollywood and hbo is chief among these. has been rewriting history now for 40 and 50 years so that you have kids who think that jfk was killed by a conservative kabol because they have only seen the oliver stone movie. most great cartoons are costume dramas. dark knight trilogy, toy story, because they but we don't write history the way we see it at all. >> what do you see that encourages y

late in the first, logan with a chance to score here but he is denied by talbot. he had 16 saves.yed scoreless until early in the second. losing the puck on the power play and zach will score the short-handed goal. game got physical check out this hit by kassian, oh, that will leave a mark or two. in the third oilers score again while being short-handed. mcdavid makes a final 2-0 so edmonton tie he the series. game three is sunday in san jose. >>> giant catcher buster posey is getting closer to returning. he did practice today and will likely be activated on tuesday. you will recall posey got beamed during monday's home opener. these kayakers were having themselves a barbecue. giant cooking in the second. chris has been struggling at the plate but takes anderson deep to left for two-run shot. his first career home run. then in the fourth, brandon crawford leads off with another blast about that same spot. it was 4-0, san francisco. colorado rallied in the fifth with a bases loaded. steven hits into potential inning-ending double play but tony knocks the ball loose from joe panik.

cleanup scheduled in logan and swedesboro and wool . another clean up tea pleasantville new jersey rec center. pleasantville new jersey state police are part of the effort. >>> 5:40 a.m. if you're doing spring cleaning droant forget the bedroom -- don't forget the bedroom. >>> plus, strong storms rip roofs off the top of buildings in parts of the nation's heartland. criminals. >> reporter: gray, lots of clouds around this morning, patchy fog developing and periods of rain, some of it heavy at times. details right after this >> oh, boy look at your screen, several cars got caught in high floodwaters in oklahoma yesterday. the heavy rain caused roads to disappear under the water. several drivers who pushed through the murky water were forced to abandoned their vehicles as you see there. others were forced to drive away. >>> strong winds hit a town in rowan, oklahoma. storm knocked out power to homes and businesses. >>> chris sowers is tracking storm, rain this weekend. >> reporter: it's a 50/50 weekend. it's not terrible, you'll need the

katie logan has more. >> fighting in mosul was to the city. iraqi forces are fighting.ough battles against the remaining isis fighters. iraqi troops are pushing closer into western mosul. they will be controlling but despite recent gains is still a tough battle with an estimated 2000 isis fighters holding out. they are using suicide attacks against iraqi positions. hundreds of thousands fleeing their homes because of the intense fighting. yesterday u.n. secretary-general antony cucharis visited a camp near mosul. with so many seeking shelter camps are crowded and conditions are poor. the u.n. is pleading for more aid and resources to help those fleeing. some emergency plies -- supplies are getting to mosul but the u.s. says it's not nearly enough. only 8% of the programs is funded and iran's 400,000 civilians are still trapped in residential areas. because of these limited resorts some families are returning home the fighting is likely to continue for some time. the city is far from safe. their unconfirmed reports that a senior isis commander may have been killed in an

the white house has described the attack as reprehensible. >> bret: kitty logan, thank you. my house releasing a statement from president trump. "today's chemical attack in syria against innocent people as reprehensible and cannot be ignored by the civilized world. these heinous actions by the bosh or al-assad regime are a consequence of the past administrations weakness and the resolution. president obama said he would establish a redline and then did nothing. united states stands with our allies across the globe to condemn this intolerable attack." let's get some analysis on this from michael waltz, a veteran of the war in afghanistan, and green beret and author of the book "warrior diplomat, a green berets battles from walking to afghanistan." the impact, the significance of this and what it means for the war overall over there. >> i want to add to your point in terms the redline that we never enforced. inaction has consequences. tragic consequences. we knew in 2015 after the syrians had supposedly gotten rid of, with russian support, got rid of their chemical weapons tha

it's spring break for a lot of people and a great day for a walk at logan square or any part of center city. here is our action cam, nothing to complain about with this forecast today. >> david murphy outdoors on the terrace soaking up the sun. you have the details from accuweather. >> i was over at the campus earlier giving blood and everybody is in t-shirts walking around than is the type of day. satellite and little cloud cover rolling in fro

logan couture and thornton are game time decisions after skating with the team this morning.ut keeping it close to the vest won't fool oilers head coach todd mclellan who coached both players during his 8 seasons in san jose. >> logan will play for sure and jumbo unless they cut his leg off we'll see him at some point in the series. that's how he is. he's, um, he is an old school guy that will find his way into the series. i don't know if he will play in game one but we plan as if they're in. [ bubbling water ] >>> dorsal fin digest is back. this must be big. edmonton is in the play-offs for the first time since george w. bush was in the oval office. the sharks lost nine of the final 13 games. listen to those bubbles. [ laughter ] >> radio analyst told me on game day it's not as simple as just getting them on the ice. >> they need more than just those two guys to have a factor in the play-offs particularly in this series one. they have to have their whole team, their young guys have to behind a way to step up and play -- find a way to step up and play better. jones proved he

julie: kitty logan, thank you very much.frightening scene as one country declares a state of emergency after a river overflows from torrential rain killing more than 150 people. up next, the desperate search for those still missing. julie: plus, house speaker paul ryan urging president trump to reconsider his offer to work with democrats on health reform. our next guest, a republican congressman, will give us his take on speaker ryan's comments. >> what i'm encouraging our members to do is figure out what solutions get us to a bill that everybody can vote for and pass. that's the kind of conversations that are occurring. this is too big of an issue to not get right. ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, how waso good!en house? did you apply? oh, i'll do it later today. your credit score must be amazing. my credit score? credit karma. it's free. that's great! um hm. just whip bam boom, it's done. that apartment is mine! credit karma. give yourself some credit. ♪ ♪ julie: some headlines we're following this hour. colombian officials say more than 150 peo

we're along logan circle, the parkway where all these people are going. we're talking hotels and we're talking bebusinesses. >>> and all those people are smart to get out of there now because there is rain heading towards fill defl i a. we'll talk about this and a huge warm up straight ahead with your forecast. >>> i lost my son because of curiosity and my neglect. >> how one dad is a using a personal tragedy to spark a safety change . >>> tuns and tuns of people, jim and jacky. they were in all different jerseys. the fill dephiladelphiaens have up. 10s of thousands are making their way down from the draft that art museum steps. now walking along the parkway to the bars and hotels and some places are seeing double their normal business. local charities are also reaping the benefits. the sidewalks packed, the bars mobbed. >> it's controlled chaos. >> city manager told methey've been at max capacity since 2:00. >> it's been busy all day. >> reporter: out of towners reped their teams. >> we were doing good and once it got really going, it was dallas sucks. >

nfl will honor a local gold star family a man who grew up in the logan section of philadelphia was an avid eagles fan. his son and wife will join ron jaworski on stage to announce round 2 pick which is 34th overall. >>> it is muddy out here, we had a little rain, hopefully things will dry out. we'll hear from the local temple star who was picked in the first round has not happened to an owl since 2011. >> he looked great in his temple cherry and white. >>> we're following details of a drug operation in gloucester county. overnight the mantua police department warned residents that they would hear of loud noises as they disposed of an unknown substance. they surrounded first drive off berkeley road after 6:00. officials have not said what type of drugs were involved or any arrests were made. mantua township police will release more information later today. >>> a woman was killed by her own dog in lehigh county. this happened in a home in upper macungie township. the 03 1/2 boxer pitbull mix attacked the woman on his back deck. >> i throw him the ham bone, he doesn't take him, it just h

. >> philadelphia police are trying to figure out who shot a man overnight in the cities logan neighborhood. victim was shot in the neck along the 4900 block. medics rushed him to the hospital where he is now in stable condition. >>> today a jury will hear the first full day of testimony in the trial of accused cop killer eric frein. trial is happening in pike county. jury chosen in chester county. prosecutors say frein ambushed state troopers in 2014. killing one trooper and injuring another. >>> appeals panel will hear arguments on philadelphia's so-called soda tax. american beverage association and local businesses are challenging the tax calling it another sales tax passed on to consumers. city of philadelphia disputes that saying the tax is levied on the distributors. >>> following developments about a man's attempt to snatch a child right out of the stroller. philadelphia police want to talk to this baby's parents. captured a man trying to abduct a child sunday at a dunkin donuts. the man even yelled. that's my baby. that's my baby. police know who he is, but still need to talk to the