>> well, adam, u.s. officials continue to push greece and its creditors to take difficult steps to find a compromise in the country's debt crisis. senior treasury officials telling us they are pushing both sides that would require greece to continue structural reforms to its economy while at the same time getting creditors to provide greece with some kind of relief on its more than $300 billion in debt. officials would not say what proposals they specifically endorse in debt relief but some of them circulating out there on debt relief include negotiating outright reductions in the value of debt itself, so-called negotiated haircuts. also lenthening the maturity of the debt or cutting interest rates on it to help make payments easier for greece. the u.s. favors a balanced approach with pragmatic engagement and pragmatic compromise to help get the greek economy growing again. adam? >> peter barnes in washington. thank you. >> well the white house moving to calm contagion fears in the u.s. here today. >> th

over to you, adam. adam: no deal.state john kerry fails to reach a nuclear agreement with iran by today's deadline. we're live in vienna on more what will happen next and secretary kerry had more time than any other day to get the deal done. we'll explain why it doesn't just feel longer, it is longer. ♪ multiple medications, does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene, available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. remember, while your medication is doing you good, a dry mouth isn't. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. adam: as we americans prepare to celebrate the fourth this holiday weekend, government officials urge all local law enforcement warning after possible terrorist attack. joining me to discuss this is retired u.s. navy captain, chuck nash, military analyst for fox news, jillian turner. form

and jane adams.and starting with john adams at the beginning now john adams his relationship with democracy was somewhat ambivalent. he was sort of an elitist democrat, if anything as leader of the federalist party. he posed kind of the more ground-up, jeffersonian democrats and, as a matter of fact the word democracy among federalists was a bad word, the dem accuratic -- democratic and republican societies. so his view of government is definitely it's not like common people make all the decisions, it's really a republican view. common people elect republican leaders who are wise and virtuous, and then they make the disinterested decisions. and that's the vision that sort of gets degraded. now i look -- go over to the end, and you have jane adams and before that the ethical culture. and these are much more grounded in common people and it's sort of a very different concept of democracy. and i think a lot more pluralistic too, because adams was also the author of the massachusetts constitution which i

when john adams was an old man he wrote to thomas jefferson who was an old man and adams said in his letter, "who shall write the history of the american revolution?" who shall ever be able to write it? and jefferson responded to adams by saying nobody except maybe in its external facts. so it's quite a challenge to write a book on the american revolution of john adams and -- if john adams and thomas jefferson didn't think anybody could write a book on it. [laughter] but, in fact i think they put their finger on the problem that faces all historians. we weren't there when the events took place. not all of the documents have survived. we can't talk to people who were active in the american revolution. but nevertheless, a great deal of material has survived from the revolution; the papers of most of the founders, there are newspapers, some of the participants were interviewed by newspapermen in the aftermath of the revolution. so there's a lot of documentation. and while we, like any historian writing about any event there probably are going to be some gaps. i think we make a pretty go

adams had written. a little bit different. i think there was a cultural continuity but had to do at the ethic of moral agency, but then it is a slow unspooling at the implication of this idea. on the matter of voting will go to william henry channing. this is the rise of the democratic party and brad voting so you have universal white male suffrage. and now they are waived because the federalist party is over. they don't think most people should vote. that is because they are afraid of what happens, which is the democratic party do what they wanted. so they instead wanted them to be educated. it is no coincidence that all the common school movement develops read about the tenets universal white male suffrage. these immigrants will become voters who may need to be educated. the democratic portion is in the sacredness of each individual. the mechanics of who should go or not obviously have to get debated and hammered out over time. john adams, you called an elitist. i meant to say this. when elections to

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adam: it does not matter. the fed will move data .ndependent that has been clear for the last couple of months since they changed the language. me.oes not really matter to if i give you a list of statistics about the u.s. economy and i asked you what the interest rate should be, it it would not be zero. they will change it ultimately because they need some conventional policy. -- i do notlly know really care that much. as long as you leave earnings can grow, it is ok. grow, ite earnings can is ok. should investors care about what happens with the job report? adam: of course, not. but they will. one thing that has bothered me about the jobs data, we do a census every 10 years. we cannot even get it right. tomorrow, there will be all kinds of spasming. i do not think it matters at all . the economy is likely to be better in the second half of the year. there are some key variables. 210, 220, is 200, could care less. >> how is the economy going to perform from now until september or december? not just focusing on

adam: i would say so. the technical legal construction argument may not have lasting precedential resonance but the symbolic resonance, the centerpiece of the obama legislative legacy being upheld by a supreme court thought to be hostile to president obama is super significant. charlie: scalia also said that the law should be called scotus care. adam: he really thinks that his colleague and friend, the chief justice, has gone out of his way to twist first constitutional law and next statutory interpretation law to rescue a law that justice scalia seems to have no sympathy for at all. you know, there is some truth in that. president obama, while a senator, voted against the nomination of chief justice john roberts, but the chief justice has returned that favor in a very gracious way by twice of affirming the affordable care act. charlie: the court this week is probably going to announce what they think about same-sex marriage. will that be an historic decision as well? adam: that is probably a once in a dec

le saluda ramÓn adame.ame: beatriz ferrari es no tiene todos los detalles de esta jornada beatriz: si alguien quiere deshacerse de alguna pistola o arma que tenga en su hogar para que se entregue a manos del alguacil. entregaron a las autoridades en una hornada organizada por la oficina del alguacil. >> lo que queremos es sacar las armas y enseÑar para proteger a los niÑos que estÁn en las casas. que las armas no estÁn cuidadas. alertaron los peligros de tener armas sin haber tomado los recaudos necesarios y se esperan prevenir accidentes trÁgicos. a veces de armas, las levantan, y las usan, contra otra persona. o para ellos es la seguridad de los niÑos. beatriz: este es el tercer evento que realizan en el condado de santa clara. por cada pistola le dieron 100 $ y por cada rifle de asalto 200 $. >> no saben quÉ hacer con las armas. son armas que no queremos que lleguen a la calle. se entra a una casa para robar. una de las grandes cosas que se llevan, y es lo que esperamos beatriz: aun los que no participar

adam: i think it doesn't matter. i think the fed is going to move data dependent for the first hike and independent after the first hike and that has been clear since they change the mind which. it does not matter to me. if i give you a year, if i give you a list of statistics about the u.s. economy and ask you what the interest rate should be, it would not be 0%. it does not matter what the imf says. they will change it ultimately because they need to have some conventional policy when there is another downturn sunday. i do not know when they do it. i do not care that much. as long as you believe that earnings can grow, it's ok. i think earnings can be higher this year the next year, so i think it should evolve with equities. joe: should investors care? adam: of course not. but will they? of course they will. i do not want to get too technical. what has always bothered me about the jobs data, we do a census every 10 years. we cannot get it right, and somehow tomorrow if it is 5000 off, there will be all caps of sadn

was segregation the right place for a person like adam? >> you just defined why we don't like to use segregation. but sometimes it's necessary. mr. brulotte was engaged in some very, very serious behavior while he was in general population, so without a doubt it was the right place for him. >> did he spend too long in seg? >> you know, that's a real hard question to answer. there's a lot of gray area in some of the decisions that we make. there's no exact science to any one of these guys. you have to try to figure them out as we go along. but ultimately when we're moving him back into the general population, we have to be certain that the staff are going to be safe, that the other inmates are going to be safe and that he's going to be safe. >> before you went to seg, did you ever imagine that you would cut yourself like that? >> no, never. i didn't even know what it was. and i seen a couple people doing it, so then i started doing it. >> do you think it's changed you forever? >> i don't know. have to find out. can try to be normal again. j

adam: it does.wo experts on the economy in europe have had a good call about what could happen there and you have this sort of holy of beingthey call it, in the euro and being in power and making demands, but one of those things has to change. ultimately, we think that equities should trade more substantially with european equities. scarlet: what kind of premium? can you quantify it? adam: in the last 13 years you have traded forward earnings. you had a big european stock trade go on for quite some time. there are all these things and what people forgot is there is no path to a fiscal union and there are still some challenged nations in there. i think you have never several beats and the economy will get cleaner. -- numbers that will be and the economy will get cleaner. that is pretty good, i think. so far, the market is not reacting too much. is janet yellen going to delay the rate hike because of what is happening in europe western mark adam: -- in europe? into this has played right the call and e

of course, adam joseph has full double scan story and latest from accu weather. lets start with dann cuellar live from brookhaven delaware county where the mayor has declared a state of emergency. >> reporter: that is right jim. and everyone is without power in brookhaven. in one has power. they are walking around with flashlights trying to watch recharge their cell phones on their cars, and this is largely the reason y you see this giant white oak over a hundred feet tall, came crashing down on power lines and suv, this is the scene that is very predominant across brookhaven tonight. it is sheer mess. they are asking people to stay outside unless they absolutely have to be inside here tonight. first the strong wind moved in shaking trees all around, and then they, seemingly turn tonight as skies darkened and unleash a torrential downpour. brian mason was on his way to the softball game when he he saw storm clouds heading his way. >> i saw lower clouds were moving very fast underneath me or underneath top cloud. i ran back to go get the kid. i a said this is in t

adam lambert o.rom "ghost town." didn't you love "ghost town"? wasn't that -- >> thank you. thank you. thanks. >> third album. >> yeah. >> "the original high" and it's all about chasing that first. we all seem to do. >> that thing that makes us happy and alive.hat is to you. >> right. >> yeah. >> so tell us -- we'll leave it at that. we'll leave it -- we'll so leave it at that. i was telling you this you're fabulous -- >> you're fabulous. >> no really. so talented and i love this is a little more intimate. >> it is it is. i wanted to pull people in yeah i wanted to get the listener and make them feel like i was singing in your ear a little bit. >> isn't it about getting more and more comfortable in your own skin. >> it is and being an artist you know i'm doing this for six years. "idol" was this crazy experience such an adventure and coming off it it's been an up and down side-to-side journey and typing a new groove. >> yes, he is. >> oh my goodness. do you want to hear another one? let's hear the ti

lets go to meteorologist, adam joseph at the big board adam some of these storms are hitting hard but. >> they are moving fast to the east at 30 to 40 miles per hour. you mention the new tornado warning it was just issued until 6:30 p.m. radar indication that a tornado or rotation in the radar is just south of the philadelphia international airport moving to the east towards runnemede and berlin and to the west of medford lakes thank is gloucester and camden county and the western part of the burlington county until 6:30 p.m. the philadelphia international airport you can see some of the runways here, that is where the

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adam two s. why things exist in with ultimate we are here for than 100 -- so his point is these sometimes live in confrontation with each other. we do live in a culture that supports adam one and sometimes ignores adam two. i would add in the people condition understand that adam one and adam two operate by different logic. adam one operated by an economic logic which is straightforward. leads to reward. adam two list by inverse logic more logic and not an economic one and it is filled with conversion certificate received, surrender some at such as updating strength within yourself conquer desired success can lead to the greatest failure. that it can lead success which is humility in learning. to fulfill yourself if you forget yourself. in order to find yourself yet to lose yourself. his point is just to balance these two things. we live in a culture where it is so competitive, where the noise of mutation, silence is drowned out, still a silent voice inside. the meritocracy want you to be big bud

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adam tracking severe weather moving in adam. >> we're rocking and rolling in central park central partsania. we are watching this line and as it's progressing to the east it is issuing some warnings in central and some eastern parts of pennsylvania. right now there is a tornado warning in effect for schuylkill county which is just to the north and west of berks county with these storms that you can see now approaching harrisburg and it will be a couple more hours before these storms approach to the south and east. however, as those storms are approaching, the national weather service has just posted a tornado watch now for lancaster county, berks county that includes all of reading and the surrounding locations of berks county, the lehigh valley including reading, northampton county and up into the poconos. this until 10 o'clock tonight an tornado watch means the possibility is there for storms to turn severe and then if they do turn severe, there's enough rotating winds in the atmosphere today for them to possibly produce tornadoes. doesn't mean it's a definite but we're watching it he

lets go to meteorologist, adam joseph at the big board adam some of these storms are hitting hard but they are moving quickly. >> they are moving fast to the east at 30 to 40 miles per hour. you mention the new tornado warning it was just issued until 6:30 p.m. radar indication that a tornado or rotation in the radar is just south of the philadelphia international airport moving to the east towards runnemede and berlin and to the west of medford lakes thank is gloucester and camden county and the western part of the burlington county until 6:30 p.m. the philadelphia international airport you can see some of the runways here, that is where the rotation is south of the runway over the river near gibbs town and in between gibbs bro and moving to the east at 6:00, mantua 6:04, and woodbury at 6:06 and sewell at 6:06 and the winds are being syphoned into the storms here into the philadelphia international airport heading south of downtown gibbs town along 295 towards mickleton and mantua and here is the new jersey turnpike, it's split between 295, and the new jersey turnpike downtown mickl

adam joseph is live on city avenue with a first look at your accuweather forecast. hey adam. >> i hope you enjoyed it because it was a brief relief of the heat and humidity and now the clouds have pushed in and the sun will not return until friday, much cooler than the last two days, and 81 in the low high valley and at the shore with the wind coming in off the water, only 73 on the boardwalk and 72 in sea isle city. if are you headed out, clouds at 7:00 and 9:00 74 stepping out to 72 degrees double scan live radar shows fractured showers in the center part of philadelphia and more steady rains in the ohio valley and this is a warm front and energy in the atmosphere. on thursday thursday as we look to the accuweather forecast we'll have a morning round of rain tomorrow and it's drier friday and saturday and right now for father's day. and it looks like downpours for dad, we'll tie in the morning rain and we'll go through the weekend forecast coming up in just a little bit. >> okay adam, see you shortly. >> a box van carrying puppies crashed on the pennsylvania turnp

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and, boy, our birthday girl was just serenaded by adam lambert. >> by adam lambert. >> it doesn't gete, i have a feeling highway 1 and 13 will be busy. main street in manayunk will be closed pretty much all weekend for the arts festival. several other things going on this evening could make this evening,'s ride trickier than this morning cancer certificate at the mann and new kids on the block concert and phils game, delays on i-95 southbound and crash in quakertown at broad and hi,y drive. have a good weekend matt. >> you too matt. >> reporter: karen rogers is here with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: hey, matt, it's sticky and # -- 73 degrees, we could see a shower or thunderstorm at any point. most of the day is dry. warmer than yesterday that's for sure, 87 degrees is the high. tomorrow we start off with partly sunny skies and overall it will be mostly cloudy, high of 83 a chance for a couple of showers at the end of the day. 89 degrees is the high, this is when we get the tropical moisture. first half of the day is the wettest and sunshine at the end. >

we'll hear from adam, he is standing by now. those tall ships coming in should be a nice way to set sail in philadelphia. >> and if it does rain i'll blame sharrie. clouds are increasing and the rain should hold off until tomorrow afternoon sky 6 hd in center city, this is a beautiful sight, the atmosphere is exhausted after the storms that rolled through yesterday here are the wind gusts with the straight line wind damage with hurricane force in medford at 75 miles per hour and near hurricane force in delaware county, and king of prussia 70 and same for hammonton and glassboro, and the wall of wind arrives with the line of storms. right now 83 in philadelphia and same for millville and same for allentown and wind from the northwest and no sea breeze this afternoon and beautiful at the shore and temperatures in the low 80s, satellite and radar the brilliant sunshine out there and a few high clouds streaming through and the cloud cover will set up for a spectacular sunset this evening and clouds are increasing not late tonight bu

. >>> a fourth grade teacher at oyster-adams bilingual school in d.c. has been arrested on sexual charges. the parents are shocked and are beginning to speak out about the allegations against the popular teacher there. delia goncalves has more. >> reporter: school administrators line the sidewalk outside the school to keep us from talking to parents but we spoke to a lot of them who talked about mr. pena, a teacher popular with the students. [foreign language] >> reporter: a diverse community of parents dropping off children at oyster-adams bilingual school today, many hearing for the first time that giovanni pena is facing second degree child sex charges. [foreign language] br patricia says her son was in his fourth grade class last year and he was a great teacher. >> we love mr. pena and a 100% support him and i'm sorry to hear these charges. >> he's a great person. i actually had him as a neighbor as well. always had great interactions with him. >> reporter: according to the school's website pena who lived about a mile away from the columbia heights

>> this week on talk to al jazeera katrina adams, she sits atop u.s. tennis as chairman of the board, ceo, and president of the united states tennis association. >> it's been 133 years since we were founded, so it is an honor to be the first... i don't think i have to fight for it uh...i was just being me. >> adams' climb to the top took a decade, and now the first african american and former professional player to lead the national governing body is busy setting the agenda for her two-year term. >> accountability, behavior, and communication. >> as the youngest person to hold the post, adams wants to use tennis to transform lives. >> it's about providing kids an opportunity to be better individuals not just better tennis players but better citizens. >> she is also hard at work trying to expand the game. >> part of my goals, are making sure that we grow our hispanic base here in the u.s. the fastest-growing population. >> katrina who grew up on the west side of chicago reflects on her introduction to tennis, and first playing in the nationals. >> i was such a cocky little kid not sayi

i would invite any young women who wishes to have uneasy quiet young like not to marry and adams. i knew what ever i did the letters would be great but i didn't know what the book was so i started thinking about again my own growing up here after world war ii and the effects of the war were physically present. the moral was covered with temporary buildings and they had initially gone up to world war i and more had been added in world war ii. i remember asking my parents what temporary meant because they didn't seem to be going anywhere and they were if there for a long time until the big buildings were built on independence avenue so you saw physically how the war had increased the government and made the city of bigger more important city and we knew the stories or at least learned the stories of rosie the river and the government girls who came into town in larger numbers, to staff of bureaucracy and i knew because again i covered it and had written about it, i hadn't covered it before these conventions but i had written about them, after the war the women's movement really did

adam? >> reporter: i just want to add to the conversation that you're having regarding the situation at the jail and how they will once again look at the rules and regulations. we know they were no longer shaping lights in the cells because the prisoners said, you know, we are trying to sleep if you shine a light in our cell every hour, we just can't sleep. they stopped shining lights and also allowed not to have their heads showing. they were allowed to sleep with the covers over their head because they said it was just too cold at night. so, they were allowed to do that. and then we learned from several reports that two of the guard towers on the night of the escape were unmanned. so, all of these lapses in security were happening. you can bet that all of those will be looked at as they make sure. and also, the block they were on, the honor block. some described it, former corrections officers that spoke to nbc, stephanie gosk, described it as a block party. they were listening to music.

adam you could rock that one.o a whole multi-colored thing if you just can't seem to make up your mind and if you can't commit to the whole coif, these guys are rocking just the beard dip. going to show you right here on the big board. kind of a splash of color. rick i felt like the mustache a little splash. >> when i eat cake sometimes i get like a -- right here. >> we'll have to pick a color for him. >> we'll think about that. >> let me know. >> fuscia. >> oh, fuscia. >> how do you like that? >> i'm not sure. that's purple i- >> yeah, close to purple. let's get another check on the roads tonight. >> matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center with an upday. what do you think, matt. >> drivers are seeing shades of red this evening because of a very colorful afternoon commute that's for sure rick and sharrie. colorful meaning lots of issues as you head home including this crash on 95 northbound side. you may remember earlier we had a disabled vehicle northbound by allegheny. luckily that's out of the way as is

and a lonely adam joseph is standing by live in avalon with more.er: yes it's lonely it is wet and it is cold and it is windy and as you can see behind me look at the sand, it gives you the indication as to how strong the win is here blowing the sand creating quite a mess for the bottom of my pants and shoes here but i promise you the weather will get better into the upcoming weekend and melissa magee when around to find out what is happening down the shore this weekend. check it out. >> dine around the island and enjoy some good eats during seven mile restaurant week, the fifth annual event with 39 restaurants participating satisfy your taste buds with breakfast or lunch specials or free fixed three course dinner menus. it runs through june 7th. >> ahoy maties dress up in costumes and head to tucker ton fon the family pirate festival. the sea port will be transform nood a swashbuckling good time. enjoy entertainment, arts and crafts and treasure hunts. the fun for the family starts at 11:00 a.m. and ends at 5:00 p.m. hope to see you this weekend do

adam is over here switching it for me. the ominous clouds with this cell that again we've been seeing the rotation popping up and then we lose it for a little while and then it pops up again. so that tornado warning does continue until 5 o'clock for salem county. if you're just tuning in now this went into effect about 10 minutes ago. it continues and i guess we don't have that shot right now but we'll show it to you as we dig into see a little bit closer un. now i want to show you wider view on double scan live that you can see that we are looking at a lot of cells popping up, one reaching the coast right now, another one across new castle county into salem county. that's one we're really concerned with now because the tornado possibility because we've seen a rotation with that cell. so that tornado warning continues for salem county. this very small area until 5 o'clock. since we've seen the potential for a tornado developing. pennsville right now you're really right under the gun and again you see a little bit of a curv

. >> adam: what the hell's going on here? i didn't. >> ashley: please don't start this again. >> billy: but you still haven't explained what you were doing in the park. >> adam: billy, i was taking a walk. is there a law against taking a walk? >> billy: no. you just happened to run into jack in the middle of the night right after he got shot? >> adam: that's exactly what happened, okay? and, quite frankly, you should be grateful that i did run into him. >> billy: i should be grateful? >> adam: that's right! he was gonna bleed out! >> billy: do you expect any of us to believe this? >> ashley: okay, stop! >> adam: it's what happened, billy! >> ashley: there's a bigger question here. what the hell was jack doing in the park at that hour? >> marco: what are you doing marisita? >> marisa: what i should have done long ago. >> marco: you're going to shoot me for leaving you behind? >> marisa: i'm turning you in marco. everyone will know you were behind this plot to replace jack abbott. and jack getting

cecily rick, adam and karen will host the fourth of july jam. roots will be joined by miguel jen never net telling and surprise acts. our coverage starts at 7:00 p.m. especially good week to be in philadelphia. >> yeah, no question about that. we hope for good weather that night as we turn to one of the guys who will be involved in that special coverage as he is each and every year. >> hi, adam. >> gosh, i hope i can deliver by the end of the week. this week looks rather unsettled. not going to be like what we had on saturday but it will be wet at times almost every day as we go through this week. a as we look at sky6 on our temple university camera all is aglow with that sunshine, a few clouds and the low humidity but what a change from yesterday and especially saturday. we've got the low humidity. we've got very comfortable temperatures. 80 in philadelphia, 77 in allentown. as well as reading. 80 degrees right now in dover and upper 70's at the shore with that wind coming in out of the west-southwesterly direction. big change from month to mon

never trust adam jones with the pie in his hands. mascot learns the hard way. to the game now, eighth inning tied at two. adam jones hadn't homered since may 11. changes that. it's all pie. sole ore home run right there. seventh of the season and the o's, they have a 3-2 lead. bottom of the eighth now, zach britton on the hill. jonathan millar representing the go-ahead run at the plate and can't handle the low heat. o's snap a five-game losing skid and they take this one by a final score of 3-2. for the last few years around this timeoked forward to pierre gargson's annual all-white party benefiting the boys and girls club of greater washington. tonight players coaches and leaders around the community

let's turn to adam i understand the crowds have been really vocal now. i'm curious if there is anyone on the other side. we know a lot of religious groups were against same-sex marriage being legalized country wide. >> i just asked the same question myself stephanie, because when you look at the crowd right now, it just seems overwhelmingly with people in favor of same-sex marriage. there are a handful of people that are not. concerned women for america, they have a small presence and a couple of other people representing other religious organizations, but that's about it. one man on the front line was daniel. you are kind of a supreme court junky. and you are a gay rights supporter. what was it like for you to standing there on the steps of the supreme court when this happened? >> it is an extraordinary feeling. i was here two years ago when the decision in the defense of marriage act and prop 8 came down, and there is a very different feeling -- >> how so? >> people expected this decision in a way they absolutely didn't two years ago, and i think that

viola davis, adam scott is here.eat the cleveland cavaliers in front of a sold-out crowd of almost 20,000 fans. it was a very tough ticket to get. so when our friend, the very funny hannibal burris who has a show on comedy central on july 8, asked if we could get him a ticket, we said yes, we can get you a ticket, but in exchange we need something from you, and this is the something we needed from him. ♪ ♪ his name is hannibal ♪ he's watching basketball >> hey, what's up. it's hannibal burris. i'm here, game five. oracle arena. warriors/cavaliers. yeah, i thought i'd be court side or at least fifth row. but jimmy kimmel's cheap ass got me up in the [ bleep ] nose bleeders. i could have bought ditickets i the parking lot. let's go. ♪ >> sports. i'm a basketball fan, and i'm sweating more than brendan haywood is right now, because he's chillin', and there's absolutely zero chance brendan haywood gets into the game unless mozgov dies and the other dude dies. three, three people have to die from seizures tonight for bren

this is a picture of a funnel cloud over route 202 we get right to meteorologist, adam joseph standingboard. >> it's an active afternoon with thunderstorm warnings and tornado warnings right now there are no warnings in effect for severe weather, not happening in our viewing area but there are still strong storms passing through on double scan live radar in a couple of locations, one near woods town and glassboro and 55, you have heavy rainfall and gusty winds. we are tracking this cluster of storms this was originally severe as it moved over chester and media over the southern part of the blue route south of route 1 heading towards the airport in center city, at 4:38 not severe and still a dangerous storm a lot of lightning with this heavy rainfall and also some gusty winds. as we look at photos coming in this particular photo from jessica was sent to my twitter page golf ball-size hail and in whitehall township a state of emergency is declared. do not travel anywhere near whitehall, pennsylvania, over 10,000 customers without power and they had tornado warnings. lightning safety when

it's quite a dreary week but good timing for the weekend. >> thank you adam. finally young danners had a chance to experience firsthand all it takes to be a dancer in a broadway show. >> seventh and eighth grade students received a lesson of cast members from the musical the lion king, it's playing at the academy of music through sunday june 14th. saw simba there somewhere. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, adam joseph, and ducis rogers and join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan ducis rogers adam joseph and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. started my camry. remembered the choices i've made. to be bold where others are scared. to show her right from wrong. and realized my little girl had become an amazing human being who will make choices of her own. toyota let's go places. >>> tonight we're on the scene. two major crashes, both deadly on american highways. a rig crossing the immediatemedian smashing head on into a tour bus. while in the south, another bus s