make it a crusade. >> but abbey, one of the things that is never fun is the media. i mean she's going to have intense -- >> that chase today was unbelievable. >> look at this video of reporters chasing hillary clinton's van. it went viral. it played out on msnbc. watch this. >> they're going around to the back so we're not going to -- you can see the media running behind me here to chase the scooby van. she's going around to the back. >> wow. >> we'll see her very soon. >> guy in the orange pants is pretty quick. alex i'm looking at these people. wow. orange pants, he's really outnumbered now. >> abbey, has any candidate ever faced this kind of media scrutiny and frenzy that mrs. clinton is about to face? >> i've never quite seen anything like that. it reminds me of when my dad was running. the governor can probably speak to this too. there are reporters everywhere and they will do everything they can to catch you. i remember rachel maddow she had a hood on trying to get my dad. she waited for the right moment grabbed my dad. you've got to do your job as a reporter

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zanin: it feels very downtown abbey to me. a brief note about her child. she did see tony has a young man before he shipped to the korean war. he had grown into a beautiful young person and unfortunately died fighting to the last minute. he died with honors and was a true hero. she was comforted by that. but it just breaks your heart when he think about the baby being taken away from her. >> questions for natalie? >> we have one here. >> i didn't remember from the beginning, what year was she born? ms. zanin: 1910. >> she was in her early 30's during the 1940's. >> what happened to her daughter? ms. zanin: her daughter died. denise was very unhappy. as it can imagine, your mother just abandons you and goes off to live her life. in some ways, i think betty is repeating what cora did to her. she ignored the children in favor of the social world. she is able at some point to compartmentalize and to say, that part of my life, goodbye. done. i am going to work with intelligence. almost as if denise doesn't exist for her. >> how were they in possession of the fa

zanin: it feels very downton abbey to me. a brief note about her child. she did see tony has a young man before he shipped to the korean war. he had grown into a beautiful young person and unfortunately he died fighting to the last minute. he died with honors and was a true hero. she was comforted by that. but it just breaks your heart when he think about the baby being taken away from her. she is so lady edith, i can't stand it. >> questions for natalie? about cynthia? or elizabeth. >> we have one here. >> i didn't remember from the beginning, what year was she born? ms. zanin: 1910. >> she was in her early 30's during the 1940's. ms. zanin: yes. age did not dim her. >> what happened to her daughter? ms. zanin: her daughter died. denise was very unhappy. as you can imagine. her mother abandoned her and went off to live her life. in some ways, i think betty is repeating what cora did to her. cora ignored the children in favor of her social world. betty is doing the same thing. she is able at some point to compartmentalize and to say, that part of my life,

it is like having royalty among us, our own version of "downton abbey." ladies and gentlemen, please help me welcome, mr. david mccullough. [applause] mccullough: thank you. thank you. thank you very much. i want to thank the university first of all, for the honor of taking part in this program. this series. and thank all of you for coming out on such a fabulous day. i just got here from boston. [laughter] so you know how thankful i am. one of the clearest lessons of history is that there is no such thing as a self-made man or a self-made woman. and that almost everything of value is accomplished as a joint effort. very rarely does anybody ever do anything alone. and i know that from personal experience because in my career, beginning back in the time when john kennedy was president, i have been assisted in every way professionally in my work by my editor in chief and my, the star i steer by, my wife rosalie. and i would like her to stand up and let you -- right down here. [applause] we have five children and 19 grandchildren. and she's mission control. [

he spent funds to renovate his office to look like "downton abbey."ugh, if he is a real "downton" fan, he should have know he'd eventually be killed off. [ laughter ] nobody lives forever at "downton abbey." [ applause ] pennsylvania police say the penn state fraternity, kappa delta rho ran a private facebook group for drug sales, a private facebook group for drug sales called "covert business transactions." [ laughter ] which is like trying to hide your porn by putting it in the folder called "people in states of undress." [ laughter and applause ] a flight from washington, d.c. to denver made an abrupt u-turn and landing after a pastor ran through the aisles yelling, "jihad, jihad." passengers say they were scared by the guy yelling, "jihad." but the abrupt u-turn really calmed them down. [ laughter ] nothing makes me think is everything is okay than a 180 in a plane. [ laughter ] turns out he was only yelling it because they only had pepsi. [ laughter ] he wanted a coke. he wanted a coke. [ applause ] i don't think it calls for a jihad. but, people

the cast of downton abbey is here. thanks for the generous donation -- speaking of aaron, you may notice i'm a little tan. i just got back from the most fabulous trip that aaron took me on, and i from a instagram photos to share with you, so. you are probably familiar with this picture of him surfing in hawaii. see, there's me. i didn't even need a surfboard, i just use his abs. then he went diving into this swimming pool he had built. it hurt when i landed. here is me and aaron skydiving. he said his made his own parachute out of gifts his constituents made him. his netsuite? -- isn't that sweet? here we are at the eiffel tower. paris is so beautiful. mr. president, you should think about going there sometime. i hear the weather is nice in january. here we are in our trip to california. we must have done this for hours and hours, just so much wasted water. fun. here we are at his own dinosaur island. here we are after hunting the dinosaurs. is that -- brian williams? what you doing, you rascal? aaron and i, we had so

abbey johnson from huntsville, texas. john o'connor from lawrenceburg, missouri. travis hartman from brooklyn, new york. laura langill from ontario, canada. elizabeth shelton from bellbrook, ohio. and meredith turk from cleveland, ohio. from northwestern university -- >> how cool is that? you're up there and receiving an award. you're being hugged by the first lady of the united states. shaking the president's hand. i mean it doesn't get any better. these people worked hard. >> we earlier criticized the amount of scholarship money, but it's priceless to be hugged by the president, first lady. what an inspiration. i love it's such a diverse group of students. >> absolutely. >> we're talking about the first lady's duties at this dinner. michelle obama loves education. she said the secret to achieving anything great in life is through education. she just said that a couple weeks ago when i heard her speak at an event. for her, this is the part she loves most. >> she's always great with kids. you can tell it's a great comfort zone with her. she may not love the press,

like something out of "downton abbey," arthur insists betty try to lose the child.this is in betty's words. she wrote later that arthur insisted she ride on horseback very fast and jump off of stairs, run until she was exhausted. i find this a bit incongruous with betty's nature, however. i think this might be her looking back. betty was a very strong person and i cannot imagine her attempt to lose a child. when she sees her doctor, he says ,"you will lose your child and you will die. you must take care of yourself." that is the end of it. she goes forward, has the baby. arthur insists no announcement will be made of little anthony george's birth. nine. -- none. in fact, they will not raise the child. a family will be found. they place a notice. a family is found. in the village of shropshire. they will raise the child. betty is never to see him again. arthur will not speak of the child. he will not visit the child. betty is heartsick over this. he insists this is the way it'll be. she makes visits to see the child. she tries to observe him from a distance. she late

they found the 21-year-old alive at 59th abbey cobbs creek parkway covered with a blanket and laying next to a bible. police say his mom 41-year-old left him there on monday and went to maryland to visit her boyfriend. the 21-year-old has cerebral palsy and confined to a wheelchair and can not speak he with was left in freezing conditions for nearly a week. the school became concerned when he did not show she was contacted by a family member and according to family, she said her son was with her in maryland. maryland police say she was not injured, but taken to the hospital friday by authorities saturday night philadelphia police i should the warrants for nyia parler's arrest. >> our investigators have been in contact with philadelphia police department officials and investigators and that will continue until treatment is completed and she is deemed to be released. >> reporter: now nyia parler faces serious charges including neglect of a care-dependent person and kidnapping and aggravated assault. we are told there's another 16-year-old child of hers that did live in the house in the

you really do get a sense in the way a lot of people are infatuated with "downton abbey" you get a senseresting look inside. >> i'm going to read it. brianna keilar thanks so much. question now, will this provide more fodder for hillary clinton's run for the white house? in an interview with politico paul took direct aim at hillary clinton's character and honesty saying "there's a lot of stuff there that is going to shake the confidence of americans in her ability to lead in an honest fashion." rand paul went onto say i think a lot of americans are going to say that doesn't pass the smell test. with me to talk about this and more democratic strategist former communications director for john edwards and also joining us cnn political commentator who is the executive editor of "the national review." welcome to both of you. >> thank you. >> thanks for being here. chris, have you read the book yet? >> it's not going to be on my must-read list. i can tell you that right now. >> come on. why? >> well i mean listen i love gossipy stuff as much as anybody but this is what this is. it's gossip uns

also a little bit on doubten abbey, this past season. we will talk about the the various things that forced jews out of the palliative settlement. it's a way of telling the story of jewish immigration into england. >> interesting. what else? >> i am working on my first major show that's going to open in about a month. it's called night begins the day which we thought was a poetic way to title something because most of us think of day starting at sun up. in jewish tradition the day begins at sun down. that we took as a metaphor for artists mixing everything up and challenging our everyday assumptions about reality. the show was inspired by the notion of the hebe row word for awe and feeling small in the face of creation. it rhymes with the notion from the 19th century of the sublime. when people discovered the incredible beauty of the earth and the incredible scale of the universe. we use sublime now as a word to mean nice. in the original use, sublime was a mixture of terror at the smallness of human existence. we have 25 artists who are

. >> reporter: let's take you outside abbey -- and saved you sometime.is the blue route approaching the mid county tolls. if you're clear and dry. you have no issues on the blue route. we have a work zone that's left on the northeast extension northbound past quakertown and crews are blockerring the right lane -- blocking the right lane, watch for that. mass transit is on time, dave. >> reporter: that's good news, we're looking at temperatures close to 50, 57 by 9:00 a.m. it will be cooler than yesterday. we'll see a high of 69 degrees around 2:00 p.m. a similar number by 3:00 p.m. and back down to 63 by 6:00 p.m. breezy, but not overall any big problems, as we take a look at the east coast we're looking at scattered showers activity. as you look for severe weather in the central portion of the country where we often see it we're not seeing it today. on the big board at the airport no major delays. >> in "healthcheck" could a simple shot get rid of your double which i chin. it breaks down fat cells. it will be on the mark by summer. >>> powder contains s

who was insulting you, the dowager from "downton abbey"? ( laughter ) that's really old school.ou know, now that i think about it, i do remember people attacking her pretty quick. >> when the story broke in january 1998, it broke online. it was the first time the traditional news was usurped by the internet for a major news story. i was patient zero of losing a personal reputation on a global scale almost instantaneously. >> larry: that's true. she lost her reputation instantaneously, and yet the jokes lingered well past their cute phase like the frankie muniz of punchlines. ( laughter ) ( applause ) so wrong. so wrong. no don't clap for that. really don't clap for that. that is wrong. but the real shame here isn't on lou's actions 20 years ago. it was the way this country and our media oftrasides a young girl for doing something foolish but not worthy of ruining her life. and the worst part is, if she did it now in the age of the internet reality tv, we'd be begging to keep up with her like a kardashian. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ real fruit in silky smooth

abbey: i typed my name and ancestry opened the door to the world's largest online collection of familyistory records. discover your story today at ancestry.com. tonight's mystery round is brought to you by capzasin-hp. i avoided steps. i hated pickle jars. then my pharmacist recommended capzasin. announcer: block arthritis pain for hours with capzasin-hp. [ lid pops ] [ cheers and applause ] sounds good. all right, everybody. "event" is the category for the next round and team three is gonna start here. eric and kristie. r. yes, three r's. s, please. uh...yeah. there are two of them, so you can pick up that wild card. you have $3,700. eric: we'd like to buy a vowel. mm-hmm. e. one e. uh-huh. well, let's have a letter. n. there is one n so the question is -- you may discuss this -- $4,450 is what you risk. there's a 50/50 chance of 10 grand back there. it could also be a bankrupt. what are you gonna do? we're going for it. all right. go for it. pick it up. let's hope we see the $10,000. we see... the $10,000. [ cheers and applause ] right down there if you would. you also have some spen

it happened near the abbey tavern on fifth and geary after midnight. a member of our staff went to the scene and shot this video. there were several police cars outside of the bar with officers interviewing people and gathering evidence. police have not released details about what happened. >>> bay area faith leaders slept on the streets of berkeley in support of the homeless. they say the city should do more to help those in need. the vigil was prompted by video showing a -- showing a berkeley ambassador beating a homeless individual. >> we were just stunned to see that an organization being funded to keep our downtown area supposedly civil is obviously failing to do so. >> the demonstrators say there's been criminalized sleeping on the street. >>> happening now a stretch of san francisco's busy van ness avenue is completely closed for a major weekend construction project. the closure is between geary and post street. traffic will be reroute and that could create delays on franklin, goff and poke streets. muni and golden gate buses will be allowed to

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fans of "downton abbey" may not like the idea, but it has a lot of support from scottish voters. >> thecottish highlands have seen many a battle. now another is brewing over land reform. much of the land is held by a few individuals here, but that could change if the scottish nationalist party has its way. >> it's a gradual change that could make scotland more prosperous and bring the gap between rich and poor closer together. >> a whiff of class warfare hangs in the land. landowners fear or their estate -- for their estates. >> i don't see why somebody else should decide for you what you wish to do. >> but scott's -- scots'view of the matter depends on which side they are on. max of communism but is meant to save small communities -- it smacks of communism, but it is meant to save small communities. many homes here lie abandoned and are falling apart. 100 20 square kilometers on harris belong to a family who lives in england. this resident is unhappy with the state of things. >> this is the opposite of what we would like to see happening there. we would like to see the place get regene

reporter: you can see who crosses london bridge or the iconic seabright crossing at abbey road, madeamous by the album cover of the beatles. private and domestic webcams provide a close to real-time insight into the lives of londoners, including of course trafalgar square. after all this surveillance frenzy i decided to withdraw to the one spot on trafalgar square where it all began. here i can monitor others but no one will see me. at least i thought so. georg: i think we are done. reporter: who knows when your own mobile really switches off and stops watching you. damien: being spied upon by our own mobile phones. if you have thoughts about that or any of our stories, do get in touch on twitter or send me an e-mail via our website. sharon in the u.s. him out to say she was touched by the story of hakima, a lady who transports heavy loads on her back, and wants to help her by a rickshaw. we are still in touch with hakima, so i will e-mail you details about how you can do that, sharon. since the terror attacks in paris early this year, security forces across europe have been keeping

of congress, illinois congressman and doingie houser want a be aaron schock famous for his downton abbeyut instagram feed has come to a decision. >> congressman aaron schock is resigning from congress. >> i do this with a heavy heart. >> he said the constant questions over the last six weeks have proven a great distraction from has made it too difficult for me to serve the people of the 18th district with the high standards they deserve which i have set for

that "downton abbey"-inspired office makeover.ow word one donor is suing, trying for a class action lawsuit, asking that thousands in donations be refunded. >>> supreme court chief justice john roberts reporting for jury duty. he showed up in maryland this morning just like the rest of us. he was not selected. >>> and the truth tonight behind that blistering video of dennis quaid, seen by millions. >> i am acting here and this [ bleep ] -- >> that on-set meltdown. the answer revealed tonight. the video, part of a prank from the website funny or die. >>> when we come back here, imagine going from one child to six in a moment. the historic quintuplets tonight, and their exhausted parents standing by. ♪ bring your vision for the future to life. for more than 145 years, pacific life has been helping families achieve life-long financial security with innovative tools and strategies. talk to a financial advisor to protect your family and plan today. pacific life. the power to help you succeed. pacific life proudly presents "humpback wha

of congress, illinois congressman and doingie houser want a be aaron schock famous for his downton abbey style office and pimped out instagram feed has come to a decision. >> congressman aaron schock is resigning from congress. >> i do this with a heavy heart. >> he said the constant questions over the last six weeks have proven a great distraction from has made it too difficult for me to serve the people of the 18th district with the high standards they deserve which i have set for myself. >> jon: really, really really? the constant scandal questions are too much of a distraction. not the zip lining through a rainforest or parasailing in argentina or chilling with buddhist monks in myanmar. you served three terms in congress while apparently also competing on the amazing race. but it's the questions that have you all [bleep] up. i can't work like this! still i imagine resigning is the hardest thing schock will ever have to do except for perhaps cleaning out his desk. anybody know the best way to bubble wrap fee santa feteders anybody? i have to say i didn't think it would come to this.

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> well, if you've never seen the inside of the famous abbey road recording studio now is youre to give fans a virtual tour -- i don't think it's quite the same thing -- of abbey road where some of the most famous bands have recorded. it guides tourists through the venue's three main studios. i think virtual reality's going to be taking over the world and you never have to buy a ticket to see anything again. gregg: absolutely. you can stay in bed all day. i vote for that. [laughter] thanks everybody. martha: buy eastbound. "happening now" starts now. jenna: well potential leaders with their eyes on the oval office crisscrossing the country, listening to voters and pitching ideas in three critical states today. good morning and welcome to "happening now," everybody, i'm jenna lee. jon: and i'm jon scottment we're watching the long and winding road to the white house starting in new hampshire where hillary clinton will be heading soon. new jersey governor chris christie also in the granite state this week. florida senator marco rubio former texas governor rick perry and former fl

he decorated his office in the style of "downton abbey."seeking class action status to force schock to return cam bane contributions. >>> this morning the "san francisco chronicle" has a full page with a message for the pope. in an unprecedent move more than 100 catholics are asking for the hope to replace ar bishop cordilone. >> "the detroit news" says general motors is shielded from paying up to $10 billion in claims tied to faulty switches. a federal judge ruled yesterday that a 2009 bankruptcy order protects the carmaker but some car owners claim they can file a lawsuit but only after 2009. >>> the ferry was carrying 173 passengers when its propulsion failed during the evening commute. the disabled boat drifted in the water north of seattle for more than an hour. a tug boat finally arrived to guide it back to the dock. >> i saw it. it was a half a mile from the dock. can you imagine being that close. you'd probably want to say, let me out. >> a man burned his car trying to get rid of bed bugs. it was apparently an accident. he poured al

the wages were three times what i was making in abbey moore in scotland. i would be up early, usually by about 5:30, making sure everything was shipshape and in order for their breakfasts. i don't like anything sloppy. you would check the supplies for the day. head into riyadh. in between, i'd go and visit friends who were also working for the company in other compounds. you were told quite categorically that it was a dry country. i found that it wasn't really that difficult to get hold of alcohol. one of the very first parties i went to was on a compound. like most in the village it was surrounded by its own walls with a very large steel double game. so you were completely self contained in there. people in bikinis sunning themselves by the pool. you would just forget that you were in saudi arabia. >> gordon, how are you, man? wine? >> i thought, whoa, where's this come from. i'd love a drink, thank you. >> enjoy it. >> apart from being there for the exceptionally good wages i regarded this as a sudden bonus. people were brewing their own homemade wine an

abbey.u know you're -- >> reporter: will guard for from "the good wife." all popular characters who met an intimely demise. shonda rhimes said i absolutely never majd saying good-bye for our mcdreamy. >> wait for me. i'll be back before you know it. >> reporter: uh he will not be back. >> it's a dream. i want to believe, it's a dream sequence. >> they say it's natural progression. it became time. she kills off characters. >> it happened in "game of thrones" all the time. as was pointed out. >> who else can you remember? >> romeo and juliette. >> my goodness. >> she's going to see him. he'll see her. >> we were here. you tuk us there. >> every time. somebody's going the agree with me. >> shakespeare of prime time tv. >> thank you, t.j. >>> coming up everybody. huge, we're so excited. our huge avengers takeover in times square. the stars of the superhero block buster are live with big surprises you continue to want to miss. >> no one's going to die. >> where forart thou? lowe's presents: how t

the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 65 breezy abbey cooler. 73 tomorrow, spotty showers andnderstorms. all that is gone monday night. tuesday sunny and breezy, 67 is the high. 65 wednesday, 59 thursday, bright and cool friday and saturday guys. >> the former marine who lost his right leg and several fingers and toes is going to scale mount every everest his first attempt was last year when an avalanche killed 16 sherpa guides. >> an ipad owned by pope francis brought in big bucks on the auction block. a mystery buyer paid a little more than $30,000 for the pope's ipad. it's engraved. thses not this is not the first time a papal souvenir sold for a lot of money. a motor cycle donated by francis fetched $200,000 at auction last year. >> we have traffic headache alert for you this afternoon. drivers in chester and manage -- montgomery counties will have to figure out another way to get to work monday morning. valley forge road bridge over the pickering creek is too damaged to repair. highway officials will build a new road in its place. it will be closed between moore hill driv

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rain in the morning abbey spotty showers and gusty thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening.e are back to the sun 67 degrees. wednesday, increasing clouds wednesday, 65 degrees. spotty shower, thursday, mostly cloudy, another spotty shower around, not a washout. 59 degrees friday, and saturday, in the 50s. >> april showers bring may flowers. >>> those who have children on the autism spectrum has grown. they are moving into at -- adulthood is growing across the country. >> reporter: like many college students andrew changed his major a few times he has a love/hate relationship with math and fantasy novels. andrew represents a new college student one dealing with autism. the philadelphia autism project recent report statements that in pennsylvania alone 20,000 autistic children will become adults by 20 20. while there's a stronger network for younger children, for orderly children that's still in the works. >> there are huge gaps for what is needed. >> reporter: gale stein said the wide variation present a major challenge. are a -- regardless whether a youngster is college mate

. >> he is incapacitated not a threat at this point lay him down on the ground abbey call a ambulanceaken care of. don't just throw him into a paddy wagon like an animal. >> police said gray suffer received a medical attention at the spot where he was arrested and instead put inside a transport van handcuffed and without a seat belt. >>> family and friends dedicate a philadelphia mural in honor of a mother and three children killed in a crash last year. annie mccormick has the story from the tioga neighborhood. >> we're celebrating their life and segly what they -- legacy what they set out to do before the tragedy hit. >> reporter: last july this was the scene when a carjacked vehicle slammed into a fruit stand run by siblings and their mother the family was trying to raise money to build a playgrounds. today family and friends played in the very spot where the city created a mural in their honor. >> my cousin was doing something to help the community. we wants to continue on their legacy. >> on behalf of everyone in mural arts i meant to play respect to the williams and reid and moor

it's chilly, the winds are blowing, temperatures in the 40s abbey windchills in the 030s.allgame be aware that. millville, 45, reading 41. allentown, 42. poconos, 34, beach haven 44. here's satellite and radar, a little bit of rain to the south actually just south of washington, d.c. pushing through the virginias, rain is possible through the state of delaware and salem cumberland and cape may counties over the next hour or two. otherwise we'll see combination of sun and clouds. look toward the left-hand side of the screen. the shades of white it was snowing this morning west of state college actually from johnstown to pittsburg. it was sticking to the ground. now that the sun has come up, the angle is high, obviously terms are warming you don't see the shades of white it's turning to green we're transitioning over from light snow to light rain. very impressive to see that this late in the months of april. pollen count on the hides today and tomorrow -- high side today and tomorrow. the phillies taking on the braves game two of a three game set. temperatures dropping in th

like a british show on pbs, but this is no "downton abbey." ♪ [ music playing ] >> and just like thatome to the part of the show where most viewers say, this is cnn? check out the black bars on her. she's practically oozing censorship. >> once the wrestling begins, i get the idea, that lucha libre makes the wwe look like a girl scout jam boree, there is the clown, the chupacabra and a guy called dirty sanchez who has got to be seen in person to truly be appreciated. because we sure as heck can't show him to you here. and the show employed hipster l.a. comedians who emcee the goings on. while i'm waiting to join the ring, comic jeff davis cheerfully offers a soothing bro-mide. >> a guy for the first time brought him in the ring and proceeded to rip him to pieces. >> he was a big guy. they don't go easy on you. they really go after you. my advice to you is to get the hell out of here. >> that was jeff. >> i'm nervous. >> it's mike rowe, everybody! ♪ [ radio chatter ] ♪ [ male announcer ] andrew. rita. sandy. ♪ meet chris jackie joe. minor damage, or major disaster, when you need us most

mcveigh was convicted abbey given the death penalty and and you telled in 2001. nickels was convicted and serving life in prison. in the years after the tragedy oklahoma city banded together to turn the tragedy into something positive. they built this solemn memorial on the site of the former federal building dedicate dedicated five years after the bombing took place. each victim is honored with a symbolic chair including 19 smaller chairs in honor of the children that died. the selfless actions that took after the bombing became knowns oklahoma standard. organizers are asking everyone to recommit to that standard a principle that lives on two decades after terror ripped through this city. and a number of high profile speakers are expected today including the current director of the fbi and the current secretary of the department of homeland security. the keynote will be delivered by former president bill clinton who was in office at the time of the bombing. live from oklahoma city, i'm ryan nobles back to you. >>> "good morning america" will have more on the bom

or the boulevard this morning that's nice abbey clear at this point. in southwest philadelphia some of the downed telephone pole from the earlier crash at island and woodland, 70th and route 13 is the alternates. this is the scene in belmawr camden county starting to get damp along the 42 freeway but no northbound delays yet. >> let's go back to something you just talked about. the action cam arrived at the crash site in south philadelphia. an suv slammed into a pole sheering one of them. the driver and passenger had to be rescued at island and woodlands. police and peco are on the scene. the pole is down on the street and the car is crumbled at the scene. >>> we have other breaking news, a good time at a north philadelphia house party until gunfire broke out overnight. two people are in the hospital, one in critical condition. eva pilgrim is live at the temple university hospital with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, tam two young men are at temple university hospital recovering after a house party off temple campus ended with gunshots. it happe

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