penn had to deal with it in one way or the other.nt to be and where my body should be and penn had to quiet risay, for this experiment, why continue you be the subject and i'll be the photographer? and she turned around and gave this look -- >> rose: and it worked. and it worked. >> rose: and there's the photograph. >> there's the proof. >> rose:. >> rose: she did the wonderful documentary where they photographed her inside an apartment, the door was open but you never saw her and the interview took place without seeing here. >> crazy. she's a powerful figure. she's popular with today's young people as she's a gender-bending young hero and she has the chance to be one of the more transformative figures of the mid 20th century now. >> rose: this is mouth for lawyer yell. >> penn was obviously involved in photographing beauty wherever it was and lauriel is stopping traffic. we live in a multitude of images, and as neil de grasse tyson said, there's a multi-verse and there is likely a multi-verse. that's where we are with photography to

penn was great with composition.ot just one figure but many is a hallmark of his achievement. this is a picture that is stunning. these figures are posed. he posed them by hand. he couldn't speak their language. they couldn't speak his language. he didn't say very much. he just literally went and moved their bodies and turned their forms, and he put the pictures together like he was a painter, sculptor. and he had his great understanding of light. photography is a light medium. it is, absolutely. they all say that. jeff: and penn always wanted to work with north light. he used available light when possible. those combinations of understanding of composition, the balance of light, and gravity and its effect, is what defines his work. jeff: the next slide is in fact the great photograph you all know of truman capote. jeff: we are at the beginning of penn's portraiture. it was a project for "vogue." penn created a weird set by putting two theater flats together by creating a very acute angle. he removed every other elem

. >> the family of the penn state student who died after a fraternity hazing ritual speaking out about those heartbreaking hospital moments. >> the nurse brought me forward, told me to kiss him good-bye. >> new details from a grand jury report that shocked his long-time girlfriend. who the family now says must be held accountable. >> they treated him like a rag doll, like he was road kill. >>> and made in the shade. fifth harmony singer normani kordei opening up about the interview mishap that led to months of cybertorment. >> i got bullied like terribly on social media. it was really ugly. >> how she turned her darkest days of catching shade and racist hatred into that perfect score performance on "dancing with the stars." >> 10! >> there you go. >> but first here tonight, the "nightline" 5. >>> and number 1 is coming jts . >>> good evening. and tonight you are going to hear wrenching words from a family living a nightmare. their beloved 19-year-old son tim piazza died after an alcohol-fueled night of hazing at a fraternity house in penn state university. for nearly 12 hours the frat

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>> no one. >> no penn state officials? >> no penn state owe efficienciofficials?u expected a different response? >> i expect people to care. >> you feel they don't? >> i feel they are covering their butt. >> after timothy piazza died, penn state restricted alcohol to beer and wine and put the fraternity on suspension. >> first of all, the changes they put through, we told them they had to. i keep hearing from president baron. i can't do anything to the fraternities. they are on private properties. universities need to take a tougher stance. don't say it is private property. >> reporter: the president has called the incident income presenceable. the frat was supposed to be a dry fraternity. a result of a suspension eight years ago. >> this was an alcohol free hazing free fraternity with an adult athletic trainer in the house. years of parties documented on the tapes. nobody paid attention to anything. i blame all of them. >> you referenced tapes. there were security cameras in the house? >> yes. >> and an adult sleeping upstairs? >> was he sleeping? who knows. >> y

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air force band full spuk -- spectrum played at penns landing.he concert and fireworks capped off the first-ever waterfront day at penns landing. some say they plan to make this the new annual tradition. >> enjoy the concert and fireworks and family and friends. >> i'm here i'm going to enjoy it, rain, sleet, snow, please do to the send in lightning. >> reporter: over at the vietnam war memorial they hold a ceremony at 12:30 p.m. live in penns landing, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you katherine. >>> there were a few umbrellas up along the ocean city boardwalk. soggy weather and sweatshirts didn't stop many from enjoying a few scoops of ice cream. >>> where you are marking the holiday take the 6abc free app with you you will find traffic cameras and storm tracker 6 live radar on your phone or tablet. >>> president trump is wreath laying cerlgton memorial cemetary at the t unknown. >>rseas trip he tweeted a firestorm aboutn kelly he doesn't know if the bac russia were true, if they criti. >>> a injured in a shoothwest philade.

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charlie: tell me about irving penn.he greatest picture makers of the 20th century in any medium. for me, it was a pleasure to work on this show. i think we knew a lot about penn. his worker. 165 covers alone. there something about him that i didn't understand, which is that while he was making those great fashion portraits, while he was doing pictures and portraits of citizens, the small trades, he was also making great still lives. he made extraordinary prints. he was a great image maker, but a splendid object maker. that is the story that comes out of the show. charlie: still life in color, and all the portraiture? jeff: most in black and white, except for cover -- color images -- cover images. that's his own story. what did a picture look like in magazine, and how could he transform it later in his life into a next ordinary black and white print? we learn from seeing it on the walls of the museum. charlie: what is the challenge to put together this kind of exhibition? you can do it chronologically, that's easy. jeff:

a penn state pledge suffering head injuries and then death. >> this did not have to happen. >>, his brothers waiting a reported 12 hours before any calls for help. text messages allegedly showing a cover-up. one student claims he was pushed aside when he tried to intervene. >> i was screaming and yelling, i was saying take him to the hospital. >> what he's now saying about that horrific night. >>> plus -- ♪ i want to see you be brave >> brave on broadway. grammy-nominated singer sara bareilles going from pop star to stage star with her hit musical "waitress." >> do you feel like a broadway star? >> oh, my god, no. no. crazy. stop. >> why she chose to take a break from her mega hit music career and what comes next for the super talent whose dreams keep coming true. >>> and class act. ♪ "super bass" singer nicki minaj proving super generous offering to pay college tuition for selected students who show her straight as on twitter. the lucky fans who received thousands overnight. but first here, the "nightline" 5. >> ♪ >>> good evening. and we're going to start here tonight with the horror that

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at penns landing a ceremony will takes place to honor the fallen military. the keynote speaker will be former congressman patrick murphy. plarcht -- last night the fireworks exploded over the delaware river after the air force band full spectrum played at penns landing. the concert and fireworks capped off the first ever waterfront day at penns landing for the memorial day weekend. some families say they plan to make this a new annual tradition. >> enjoy the concert and enjoy the firing and family and friends. i'm here, i'm going to enjoy it, rain, sleet, notice, please no thunder and lightning. >> reporter: at penns landing they will be holding a ceremony at the vietnam war memorial that ceremony is set to start at 12:30 p.m. live in penns landing, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. >>> there were a few umbrellas up along the ocean city boardwalk last night, but soggy weather and sweatshirts didn't stop people from enjoying a few scoops of ice cream. >>> where you are mark be the holiday take the 6abc free app with you with traf

katherine scott is live at the korean war war memorial on penns landing. , good morning, jennette and tam, there's a lot of to do around the area for memorial day. in the earlier events, you may get rained on. today at 11:00 a.m. at the korean war memorial at penns landing, a ceremony will takes place, the keynote speaker will be former congressman patrick murphy. last night fireworks were over penns landing, spectators stood under their umbrella enjoying the tunes despite the rain. cons sermt -- concert and fireworks capped off the first ever concert at penns landing. >> it was great to enjoy the fireworks and family and friends. >> i'm here i'm going to enjoy it, rain, sleet, snow, hell, please no thunder and lightning. >> reporter: at penns landing they will be holding ceremony at the vietnam war memorial that's taking place at 1:30. live at penns landing, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> ocean city's memorial day services scheduled for 11:00 a.m. at veterans memorial park, if it is raining the service will be moved to the tabernacle. >>> many are enjoying r and r on the

proudly it chose penn state university. penn state was selected based on scientific merit to establish the center for healthy children. it will receive a grant of $7.7 million over five years, and penn state has committed $p.4 million in funding -- $3.4 million in funding bringing the total to more than $11 million. mr. speaker, this is the first national center for child maltreatment studies. the award announcement came in april during the national child abuse prevention month. the research generated will impact lives nationwide and throughout the world. penn state president noted that they recruited the best and brightest researchers to work on this issue. the faculty will conduct cutting-edge research focused on the detection, treatment, and prevention of child abuse. and for training the next generation of scientist and child advocates. leading the research project is jenny noel, professor of human development and family studies at penn state's college of health and human development, and director of the child maltreatm

fallen veterans one at korean war memorial in penns landing. the ceremony starts at 11:00 a.m., the keynote speaker former congressman patrick murphy. you may see rain for earlier activities, the rain will push out by mid morning. it's not a washout. last night fireworks lit up the sky over the delaware river, they were the grand finale to the first ever waterfront day at penns landing. it was a little bit soggy at times, but fun nonetheless. the air force band played. people danced along under their umbrellas. not everyone came prepared with wet weather gear, but they did make the best of it. >> i came out with sandals, but look new invention wearing socks with the sandal, because i did not expect the rain. i'm out here, i wanted to see the fireworks, here we are. >> today we're going to be holding a ceremony at the vietnam war memorial not too far from here, also at penns landing that's set to start at 12:30. we're live at penns landing, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> new this morning, two men were stabbed multiple times one of t

that penn state wouldn't know these went on at fraternity?orious secret that hazing and out of control drinking were at penn state. the claim now that they didn't know anything, that it was a model fraternity is propostrous. >> so there is surveillance video of the hours tim struggled for his life. why is there surveillance video set up in the fraternity? >> it is an interesting situation. a donor length millions of dollars and recently sued to get his money back. he renovated the university or the fraternity house and then he also as part of the renovations wanted cameras. they added cameras to the house. so everything, not only this horrible night, this dark night but other nights which were a part of the investigation and reported in the grand jury report. so it was by some happenstance but by some foresight what were surveillance cameras, a good idea and something that would have been known to these young men but they didn't have the where with all to know what was going on in terms of being videoed. >> doesn't this speak to the culture t

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alicia nievez was in penns landing for the first annual penns landing waterfront day. >>> it's not the shore but there is beauty and being at penns landing this memorial day weekend. >> it flows. it's economical, and i knew that it would be a, i guess, a nice spot to be. >> the music. >> reporter: despite wet weather people enjoyed live music plenty of food like hanging out in the urban beach lounge with an outdoor skating rink. >> so far really nice, i was surprised about the band. >> energying and something better than staying at home on a rainy day. >> the big lure that brought people out >> the washington family like many partied the night away dancing in the rain saying they wouldn't have wanted to be anywhere else this memorial day weekend. >> easy family fun, you don't have to go with the traffic, go to the shore. >> the traffic heading to penns landing certainly a lot better than the traffic heading to the shore. and i'm not sure about the fireworks the fireworks here were is joy to watch. in penns landing alicia nievez cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> it sure was nice to see the sh

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no one. >> reporter: and no penn state officials?penn state officials. >> reporter: you expected a different response from them? >> i expected people to care. >> reporter: you feel like they don't. >> i feel like they're covering their butt. >> penn state has said that a representative from the university could not attend the funeral. of course, the family telling us they're very upset about that, the fact that they feel that the response from penn state has not been adequate. now, penn state says they have put measures into place to try and stop this behavior in the future. the family says those were requirements that they gave to the university. they demanded that those changes be made. >> they want something to come of this of meaning. they've lost their son, so what impact will it make going forward for other people's children? >> this is all they have of the memory of their son. >> sara ganim, thank you for the reporting. >> thank you so much. >> you can see sara's entire piece on cnn.com. >>> we are moments away from president

when you look at priorities, where does penn station rank?haven't seen a list of priorities from this administration. but you talk to anybody who follows infrastructure, they will tell you that the northeast corridor has to be one of the biggest priorities, if not the biggest in the northeast. there are been proposals to improve and station, that whole corridor. as a gateway project, 24 billion dollars proposal that would put a new tunnel at the hudson river, connect penn station. we talked to ray lahood, the former u.s. transportation , who said just because of the sheer number of people in new jersey, new york, who used that in trouble in the northeast corridor, but it's got a be the number one priority for the northeast. david: president has talked a public-private partnerships. that comes across as problematic in some places. there was an effort in texas to get one to repair highways down there. what does that tell us about how this might unfold nationally? competition with her before of private funding infrastructure spending? mark: the

this is penn state going into defense mode.y have a task force in 2015. they have known all of these problems underneath their nose. they have done nothing about it. nothing at all. they knew that they had fraternity problems. as to the claim that this is private property, something we couldn't control, that's also something that's not true. the fact of the matter is, when they needed to, they shut this fraternity down immediately completed it after tim piazza died. this was not an accident. this was not something that could have been just happenstance. this is something that was the logical result of a pattern of conduct known to penn state and ignored by penn state. >> martha: only have about 20 seconds left that have ever seen a case like this because we know these deaths happen across the country every year but there's this much videotape, this many text messages, this much evidence? >> i know of no crime that occurred over the course of 12 plus hours every bit of which are almost every bit of it was caught on videotape. th

live picture from penns landing, summerfest is under way. and people out enjoying everything from food and music to mini golf and you see there. about dozen or so people roller skating and could encounter a few sprinkles. and we have the all-important forecast. >> and begin with nbc 10 live on penns landing where the holiday fun is full swing. >> reporter: right. another year, transformed. the fire pits replaced by games like badmitten, and heating lamps replaced by things like umbrellas, but this is not -- if you like live music, walk a f blocks and go to the first-ever hoagie nation festival. ♪ >> reporter: just a glimpse of what thousands can expect saturday at the first-ever hoagie nation festival. >> i guess my sound is like sort of a -- got the acoustic thing, songwriter thing, strong r&b. es

they have opposed the proprietorship of the penn family. they proposed the wealth, remember a lot of the party were wealthy quaker merchants who controlled the quicker assembly, so they have a long history of opposing entrenched authority. traditional authority. that's in philadelphia and pennsylvania broadly. you can imagine, a lot of them will be coming from what ethnic group? >> the scots irish. >> yeah. a lot of them are either scots irish and have connections of people on the frontier, or, they are sympathetic to the cause. the kind of people that we have seen, and again, we don't know who it was at this point or if any of them were involved, but there were people who might be sympathetic to the kind -- to what these scots irish did during the massacre. they might be sympathetic to a lot of the problems that of the scots irish, the ordinary settlers on the frontier are facing. connect to that with the kind of democratic nature of this document. they have a long history of underrepresentation in the assembly. they feel like, because the

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penns win 7-0. that's not a misprint, 3-2 series lead. claude giroux, wayne simmons and flyers coming up in the world hockey championship against sweden. lundquist, the ranger goalie tackled right there. claude giroux skating off, disappointed like he did last month for the flyer in the playoffs. >> my goodness. >> all right. something. >> we'll work on that, jeff. thank you. still to come on "action news." >> we head to los angeles where we get a preview of the "dancing with the stars" finale. >> a man from wayne is celebrating 100 years. his secret to longevity. >> there was a solute to one music icon and the making of another in tonight's music awards. >> cher brought down the house tonight in las vegas as billboard honored her with a lifetime achievement award. at 71, cher says she's living the dream she had since she was four years old. it was a buying night for rapper drake. he performed at the start of the show and pulled in 11 awards. blake shelton was another big winner taking the award as best country artist. >> it's been a long

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nbc10's pamela osborne is live for us at penn's landing. tell us more about how people can get involved today and honor those who lost their lives. >> reporter: today at the seaport museum, there will be a ceremony to honor our fallen service men and women. that begins with a wreath laying ceremony at 2:00 this afternoon. that's not all. you're looking at video from last year's festivities. there are several events happening throughout our area today that are centered around the sacrifice of our service members. in lansdale, a parade steps off on main street at 9:00 followed by a 10:00 ceremony at memorial park. language horn and bristol -- langhorne and bristol bucks county has a parade. and the knights of columbus have a ceremony that begins at 10:00 this morning. we're working on a full list of everything that's happening. you can find that list on our website, nbc10.com. reporting live in penn's landing, i'm pamela osborne, nbc10 news. >> thank you. 5:03. yesterday's rain did not stop volunteers from honoring a memorial day tradition at

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. >>> campus tragedy, 18 penn state students indicted in a case of alleged fraternity hazing.ight of them have been charged with manslaughter in connection with the death of a pledge after a night of excessive drinking. much of the evening captured on video and via social media. i'll talk exclusively to the lawyer for the young man's family. >>> and another presidential election, another hack. cnn estimating 70,000 internal campaign documents of french favorite emmanuel macron published online. >>> plus, you remember the progressive slogan, when they go low, we go high? well that crashed to earth this week when stevphen colbert hit the president below the belt. has the left now joined the age of intolerance? >>> plus the house gop pushes through its unpopular replacement for obamacare, but analysts say this could lead to big losses in the mid-term elections. was it worth the political cost. >>> also the decision as to whether we get to see 3,600 secret files about the kennedy assassination, now rests with the con conspirator in chief. i'll explain. >>> 18 penn state's students

the problem was endemic at penn state.ay. >> reporter: the school acknowledging that alcohol on campus is a serious challenge and that frat houses are especially hard to control because they are privately owned. after piazza's death, penn state permanently banned beta theta pi adding new restricts for all greek organizations and putting a graduation hold on the students charged. the school also publishing this web page friday launching new alcohol education programs and promising we will not rest until we solve this problem. still, piazza's family says none of that can bring back their beloved son. and the university's president has called the details of piazza's death sickening and difficult to understand. penn state said administrators are giving careful consideration to the family's needs and wishes adding that the search for answers to this problem continues, george. >> okay, gio. thanks very much. joined by tim's parents evelyn and jim piazza and older brother mike. let me say at the start this story has hit so many o

live on penn's landing john rawlins channel6 "action news."> john, thank you. >>> meanwhile communities paid tribute to the men and women who gave their lives in service of our nation. >> ♪ >>> several hundred people took part in the narberth memorial day parade this morning. from a truck filled with patriotic youngsters to the local boy scout troop everyone took part even uncle sam made an appearance. >> fire. [gunfire] >> a contingent of revolutionary war soldiers showed off their skills at the newtown parade in bucks county. youngsters waved their flag as the parade went by. there were also some other unique forms of transportation here. >> ♪ >>> and this patriotic group led the parade through morrisville in bucks county today. people stood under their umbrellas on the sidewalk and watched the parade as it made its way through the street. police officers and firefighters also took part along with local boy scout and girl scout troops. >>> in folsom delaware county there was the stark reminder of the cost of freedom. hundreds of white crosse

amtrak will do the track and infrastructure repairs at penn station in july and august. yesterday, amtrak announced how service will be impacted including cuts in service between new york and washington and between new york and harrisburg. acela service will not be affected. the repairs were ordered after two recent derailments and numerous other delays. >>> a quarter of 5:00. this morning, i'm driving into work and not realizing that 676 is closed off. >> oops. >> yeah. let's check in with jessica to find out more. >> this is the last bridge they're doing, right? >>> you know, i don't actually know. we'll have to check in with that. either way, we'll have this for the next few days or so. right on time for when i come back and we get construction projects going. watching the vine street expressway around 24th, it looks like we've reopened some of it at least. i see cars moving by. there's still police activity in spots. i tried to check from the schuylkill expressway camera for that off ramp. didn't look like there was anything there. but either way, i think that's what