. >> you know, adam looked at me. he goes, we're going back home and we're going to play a baseball game. when we know what's going on over here. >> baseball wasn't as important after that trip? >> it wasn't at all. >> a lot of people are shocked the fact that two baseball players are doing this. yeah, i don't get it. why not? why not us? >> reporter: even though they have no experience, boyer says he feels he and laroche can make a difference. laroche and boyer are two of the latest celebrities to go undercover to try to save child sex slaves. >> we have it all planned out. >> reporter: "nightline" was part of one such mission in 2014. my colleague david wright went to colombia with a non-profit group operation underground railroad. actress laurie holden from the tv show "the walking dead" was part of that group trying to save child prostitutes. >> have you ever done something like this before? helping to get girls out of the brothels. but i was trained by a navy s.e.a.l. when i did "the walking dead." so i feel like

he now approaches the victor, john quincy adams. >> adams looked uncomfortable.ought there might be an explosion of temper from jackson. >> but he could be very controlled when it fit his motivations. you don't want to see him like a sore loser but behind the scenes his advisers were thinking about the next election four years away and how to position andrew jackson to crush this man. >> see how he secured his race for the president on the race for the white house tonight at 9:00 p.m. "in a recent flag football game with my family, i ran up the score, pick-sixed my daughter 3 times, and blocked 8 punts. did i cross a line? flag, i get it. you simply wanted to recreate the thrill of the nfl... all over your family. don't fret: training camp opens soon. but, it might be a good time to spring for a puppy. >>> this brings me to my question of the week. other than china's, how many currencies have been branded world currency status? two, three, four or five? stay tuned and we'll tell you the correct answer. this week's book of the week is midnight at the palace. the b

he now approaches the victor, john quincy adams. >> adams looked uncomfortable.he thought there might be an explosion of temper from jackson. >> but he could be very controlled when it fit his motivations. >> i hope you are well, sir. >> but it was all play-acting. jackson even made a kind of disarming remark. he had his wife with him and he said, i give you my left hand. >> because as you can see, my right is devoted to the fair. >> you don't want to seem like a sore loser, but behind the scenes, his advisers were already thinking about the next election four years away and how to position andrew jackson to crush this man. >> humiliated, jackson heads home. >> jackson's fury over being deprived and the american people being deprived of the presidency drove him for the next four years. >> rachel jackson was hoping that now he would give up that public ambition and simply be her husband. >> but jackson has no plans to retire. he believes that a dangerously divided america needs him. >> jackson represented people who are dispossessed, all of those people who had go

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adam: it looks like he is doing well in terms of fitting into the culture of the state.hem create any big moments yet, but maybe he does not need to. he seems to be a better fit for the state than cruz or kasich. he has been involved in the media culture of new york since the 80's, and has been close to the gossip columnists and political reporters. he knows how the place works. as we talked about before, it is much different than it was, but there are similarities. he knows the dynamics and politics of the state, he is played that well, and it shows. john p: he has also playing the world largest, unforced error. cruz saying he represents new york values, that was poor short-term and long-term thinking. to say he has new york values, new york values are bad, he has gone down in the polls. mark: thank you, both. coming up, former ted cruz spokesman tyler joins us more for more on the public in race, after this. if you're watching us in washington dc, you can watch us on the radio at 99.1 fm. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ mark: joining us now to talk more about where the pres

look live outside. sky 6 hd showing you the commodore barry bridge meteorologist, adam joseph has the update from accuweather. a little child with big dreams. dwight evans. first a community activist. a legislator at 25. always looking out for us. he worked to create a thriving commercial district. and he's brought new grocery stores to underserved areas. dwight evans is committed to revitalizing neighborhoods in all of philadelphia. he'll be a block by block congressman for us. i'm dwight evans and i'm proud to approve this message. . >>> meteorologist, adam joseph is back now. >> it's hit or miss for rain and brighter especially later tomorrow into the second half of the weekend. as we look live at sky 6 hd, we are going to spy on these folks here. they are getting ready for a wedding maybe? >> let go crash it. there will be food i'm sure. >> it's happy hour somewhere in the world. right now it's dry down there and the sun is kind of glistening thereof the water a little bit and hopefully it's this evening. they could squeeze it out and there could be showers lingering in cape may. not a lot of rain pushin

adam barron. >> we're looking at this decision coming just two weeks before peace talks are sent to start. we're seeing the replacement who is one of the few, i would say, political figures in yemen who even despite the war, he's being replaced by his now adversary ali abdullah saleh considering the background it is suggested that even as we're having these peace talks on the horizon, that there is this possibility on the other hand that the battle could be building up. >> a spokesman for the al-qaeda linked al nusra front has died. he was reportedly killed with 20 other fighters in idlib. it comes as al nusra front killed 50 other soldiers in aleppo. we have reports on the battle of syria's largest city. >> al nusra front fighters. it's a fight to gain control of the town of pro syrian forces with the help of the russian air force. al nusra's tanks began to shell their enemy's positions from a distance. the battle has started. but it will only take hours for them to take control of the highest point, an area that overlooks the town. they suffered heavy losses. >> we managed to seize contr

adam. you pointed out it is very important. explain how on the republican side, what is the state of the california republican party? what will it lookecause people think of california as a blue state. thoseon't understand what 53 congressional districts can do. talk about that a little bit. adam: first of all, it is a minority party. they have less than, i believe, independent registered voters. it is diminishing influence, they don't control the governors or the house. it used to be the center of attention. right now, in this state, i think probably like new york, it is a congressional district -- which means, trump is going to do very well, and win delegates. i cannot see him sweeping the whole state. there are parts of the state where cruz is doing very well, congressional districts, again. so there will be mixed results. my guess now, trump is the overall popular vote. we will come out with a significant number of delegates, but not a sweep like they will get in new york. john p: if that is the result, then cruz is in a lot of trouble. if earlyan't build -- part of may and june is still trump territory, and he is closer to a maj

look at the beautiful sky. lots of sunshine today. meteorologist adamok at how the rest of the week is shaping up in exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast next. ♪ hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm ♪ let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together ♪ [ cheering ] ♪ i've got some real estate here in my bag ♪ ♪ counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike ♪ ♪ they've all come to look for america ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ all come to look for america ♪ ♪ all come to look for america ♪ ♪ all come to look for america ♪ i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >> quite a stretch of nice weather we've had. adam joseph here to let us know if we can stretch it out a little longer. >> we will. at least four more days before we have a chance of rain. most of this week looking equally as nice. action cam in farm country in southern new jersey in vineland as some of the early crops are thriving. however you take a close look at that dirt it's very dry, definitely need a good soaking of rain to push in but right now as we look at double scan live radar not finding it

first up, james traub with a look at john quincy adams. >> james traub is a contributing writer for the "new york times" magazine where he has worked since 1998, and is a regular columnist for foreign policy.com. his books include the best intentions, kofi annan, and the u.n. in the era of american world power. the devil's playground, a century of pleasure and profit in times square. city on a hill, and the freedom agenda. in his review of "john quincy adams: militant spirit," sean, the author of the rise of american democracy, wrote -- sorry. james traub's new blog of the of john quincy adams is especially strong. adams was a complicated he wrote, a patrician, visionary but also a militant spirit. one of the most important diplomats in all of american history here can finally slavery's greatest enemy in american politics. he does justice to both the man and his time, but the historian complexity and the right i forgot in detail. after his talk and question and answer, if we have time, mr. traub will be signing copies of his book one level up outside the national archives store. please

. >> the weekend guys is looking nice. oh and adam. i have to toss to adam. >> how could you forget about me? >> sorry forgot about you. >> i bought a new piece of property and now are you not invited to it. just kidding. this is the tulip tree house, one of 12 features that makes up enchanted woods that is three acres on the property of winterthur. there are parts of this enchanted woods a magical place for kids to check out. you have the tulip and tree now is is that a frog? >> yes and fish too. >> we'll look for fish and frogs and we are going to go -- >> they are different colors and we'll go over to a cottage where we are going to crown a king and a queen to sit on the throne coming up. who will it be? >> me! >> you! >> that looks like fun. >> address adam is having a ball. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again, here is what is happening on "action news" thursday night. presidential politics in pennsylvania, the democratic and republican campaigns

kennedy: you make adam west look like michael caine, whatever that means. republican elites hope for a brokered convention, contemplating a fresh face, to bring in as their candidate, ben dom inic a grave warning. and it is true she can't see herrine reflection, and demi moore and others accidently register for ultraconservative party, founded by a segregationist, we're just getting warmed up, it is going to be fun, i am kennedy. we just heard from ho jorge cloone clooney. >> wake up. >> we naidoo new yorkers. we need new yorkers, it time to vote, show up represent. >> i am not even admitting she is getting the nomination, i am not going there. >> i am going to stay in crazyville. what? let's ask our monday party panel, jimmy faella is here, and michael moynihan. also pod cast host. fifth colony. >> yes. >> these -- so, welcome. >> great. >> thank you. >> great week, great night, let's talk about spike lee. susan si -- sarandon. bernie sanders supporters are they trying to annoy hillary clinton voters to death. >> they are huge stars, i wonder where charlot

adam joseph is inside of heller caverns today. this looks like fun adam. >> you talk about the temperatures outside. one thing rick and monica, when you are 100 feet under the ground in this cavern also known as a cave, it's a constant temperature of 52 degrees, we are in the crystal chapel. i'm getting wet by the drops coming down. this particular room they held parties. this particular cave was explored and discovered back in 1883 and in 1889 the local residents would come in here because it was cooler and they had a wooden dance floor and have square dances in here. where dan is where the band would set up. this is a frozen water fall a mixture of iron and calcium and zinc that almost flows like a water fall. then is oscar the turtle. it does look like a turtle in person and you have a head and eye and flippers there and shell. but i'll tell you a lot more when we give you the accuweather forecast. this is still active, 250,000 years old and still growing today. have you to come check it out. we'll have the seven day in another room in ju

it's looking stunny. lets go to adam joseph. >> cool today but the numbers start to climb and the place to be will be the shore. it's looking sun soaked. a bit of a cool breeze in atlantic city and the ocean is cold and the camera is bouncing a bit. but if you are in the direct sun still feeling pretty nice. the number in philadelphia right now sitting at 57 degrees and very dry air with the dew point low at 23 degrees. there is that southeasterly wind off the ocean of 49 degrees, it kinds cools the boardwalks and the pressure right now is falling pretty quickly at 30.01 inches. as we look at other numbers, right along the immediate shore, you can see the sea breeze kicking in and cape may 49 degrees and the sea breeze does colied in western parts of burlington county. and once you head inland the numbers jumped into the mid to upper 50s for millville and wilmington and the lehigh valley 63 degrees. there is an area of clouds that are developing and they are quickly skirting to the north but overall the high is keeping u

adam. >> pretty perfect weekend when we look at those temperatures. it was 70 both yesterday and today. average being 67 degrees. the right around normal. just a couple degrees or two above but we will not complain a lot of sun today, early showers, on saturday, gave way to pretty nice saturday afternoon, across much of the area. we still have a southerly win, it was really cool at the shore today with temperatures only in the 50's there, and everyone back off in the 50's. fifty-two at the shore. fifty-five in philadelphia a. fifty-five in reading and wilmington. right now at 53 degrees. looking at storm tracker six live double scan we have a warm front, lift to go our north and west, and that is pulling some high cloud cover our way, no precipitation, in the near term here but also severe weather sparking with low pressure nero man had, kansas city. all thinks pushing to the east as we get into tomorrow night, and especially during the day on tuesday. but for the next 12 hours we will dip only to 48 degrees in philadelphia by tomorrow morning, and notice those temperatures already at 7

with all eyes on him adams wrote slowly looking about him friend and foe and at last, it is no part of intention to reply to the gentleman from kentucky at this time, what was his intention? i call, adams went on, for the reading of the first paragraph of the declaration of independence. the clerk began to read. when in the course of human events, he slowed, proceed, proceed. the court continued. whenever any form of government becomes destructive of those ends it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it. and then, adams's order came to a stop, it is their right, their duty to throw off such things. john quincy adams's father played a central role writing the declaration of independence, john quincy himself was very much alive at the time. his adversary thomas marshall. and had seen him as a fanatic as a connection to the founding documents and principles, more than that, of what those principles were. what did high treason he now went on to advocate the dissolution of government never mind the declaration had been written to justify the dissolution of colonial dominion, the r

defense band is adamant andd looking forward to fully defensing himself in this matter.e nature a fact-finding stage.g we are getting a lot of information retama. but mr. different band looks forward to having his day in court and for defensing his day. milli's pediatrician hadn identified injuries that appeared to have previously heeled. investigators say when they went to the daycare center differente band had removed milli's name from a bin con containing her possessions thrown out some bloody baby wipes and had herips he is being held on $2 million bale. > the montgomery county council held a ceremony this morning in honor of local cute remembrancee day. it was organized by members of of the jewish relations council. it presented. the first viewing of a 30-minutm documentary featuring memorize of six holocaust survivors who now live in the country. you should tell it to your children.ch you should remember those. you should remember the history, the good and the bad. and that'sçó why we have to remember this, the hope not toot kill each other.er. the internationally

different band is adamant and looking forward to defensing himself in this matter.at we're in a and getting a the look of information right now but mr. different band looks forwark to having his day in court andnd to defending himself. > in fact, in court today prosecutors revealed that milli legal ban's pedestrian has alsoa injuries that appeared to have been older and healed. investigators say that they went to different band's daycare center they found out that het e had thrown out bloody baby wipes had removed milli's name with a container with her belongings. and prosecutors say there werewe suitcases in the driveway. a hearing on this case isas scheduled for may. we're life in rockville. tom fitzgerald, fox5 news. > to the district where d.c. police took two people into custody this afternoon callingng them person's of interest in a morning stabbing near several d.c. schools in the petworth area. this comes just one day after a wilson high school student was t stabbed in a robbery attempt and another wilson student was robbed near school last week. matt ackland is in where the police

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adam is looking for ways to boost ticket sales get more young people into the theater. do more to attract them. one idea he's floating letting younger movie gore text during a film. asking 22-year-old to turn off the cell phone is like asking them to cut off their left arm at the elbow. he says amc might consider making auditorium texting friendly. >>> walt disney company offered a hint of what to expect in the new "star wars"attraction at disneyland. the company posted this 360 degree image of the construction site that is digitally enhanced with robot fighters walker and storm trooper. ground breaking on the 14 acre expansion. exact details of the new land haven't been released but disney officials his said the area will introduce attraction allow visitors to take control of the falcon for a customize secret mission. no official opening date yet disney of course is parent company of abc 7. >> that looks fun. >> another half hour of 7 news at 9:00 is next. coming up next. russian fighter jet fly aggressively over an american warship. the response. >> police department.

adam is gearing up for a bit of a music break. for good reason. >> how are prepping? >> i'm ready to be a dad. >> it's not always but it's what we're here for. >> i'm looking forward to ing to wake up before noon or 1:00 for the first time in his to go change his diaper. i think the baby is going to do more for adam than adam is going to do the baby. >> i don't know. are you okay with all of this going on here? >> we all love it. okay. well on monday, 11 contestants will perform on the on nbc but over on will jodiesweden after being rushed to the hospital. she got hurt during rehearsals and the mom was caught on tape. >> no word on whether or not she cleared to dance or she fears this is the end the road. >> one other quick update for you. you know all the drama surrounding michael strahan's departurelive. she was supposed to be headed out for a little getaway with her husband with all the attention learned she may head to another caribbean vacation you get your privacy. we'll see if she returns on tuesday as abc has promised. >> i think she'll be back. >> i know she'll be back. there's a thing called contract. she'll be back. >> the hit song that you didn't know that

nicole: that was adam housley. now let's look at the latest from the world of sports.ters got underway and jordan spieth defended his title. here are the leadeders of the reader board, under windy conditions at augusta national, the only bogey free round, avoided a bogey with a 15 foot cut on the 16th hole and dirty on the final hole, spieth shut 6 under 66 for a two shot lead, jason bay dropped five shots and had to settle for 72. rory mcelrlroy pulled within tw shots and made two bogeys s ove the last three holes. the golden state warriors still on track to break the gold record for most wins in the season, steph curry sced 27 as the warriors became the second team to win 70 games in a season, and break the season record o72 wins by sweeping the final three games. the masters is over for ernie els. he lined up a two foot putt on the first hole, unbelievably tough attempt to get the ball in the hole, quite agonizing to watch and resulted in a quintuple bogey, tween 9 on the whole, went on to shoot eight under 480. he later said it is unexplainable. nicole: the campaig

that is no night at 5:00 with lesli foster and adam longo. one last look at the forecast.k at those numbers. >> nice. if you wanted to vacation in get today here in dc. >> welcome to san diego. yeah. >> enjoy the warming temperatures. they will be up around 70 sunday. >> she is melissa nord, i'm mike hyde kids: he came here from rocky mount, north carolina. married 27 years. raised 6 kids. including 5 boys. he had grandpa move in with us. glenn: we loved having him as part of the family. it's what you do. kids: in congress, dad will protect president obama's legacy. ity and medicare. glenn ivey will never quit on you; and we should know, we're his kids. glenn: i'm glenn ivey and i approve this message. i'll take on the republicans for all of us. >> billy: what happened? >> phyllis: you know, everything's just going to hell. >> billy: the lawsuit? [ sighs ] so, who was it -- jack or summer? which one caved and outed us for lying under oath? let me guess. probably jack, right? trying to teach us a lesson. >> phyllis: no. my loyal and loving family stuck to the story and said

i have my swag, i am going to look for adam levine after we wrap up here.peaking of swag, around town they cannot get rid of the oklahoma sooner industry fast enough. sorry sooners, they are taking 50% off this stuff. in the meantime, the wildcats are waiting for the championship merchandise to come out on tuesday. today was all fun, tomorrow it is all business. one more win, let's go wildcats! we are live in houston. alicia vitarelli, channel 6 "action news." i am bringing this back to the studio. >> go find adam levine. if anyone can do it it is you. >>> and show us how you are cheering on your wildcats. share it with us using #6abcaction. and alicia vitarelli and jeff skversky bringing us live reports from houston throughout the day. >> looking forward to it. >>> and much more to come on "action news." one of soccer's best-known athletes in trouble, what abby wambach said after being busted for dui. >>> and a chase along san francisco's bay bridge and the adorable ending. >>> and how the wildcats are getting read yeah for tomorrow night's championship ga

. >>> plus, a look bump mrs. adam levine instagramed this shot.e're hearing she is having a girl. >> any baby names? not yet? >> and finally, some royal cuteness. four british royals and add a stack of books and the most adorable photo of prince george yet. queen elizabeth turns 90 tomorrow and to celebrate, ten new stamps will be released including cutouts from this florida. the prince of wales, the duke, and prince george will each get their own postage stamp. it's not hard to guess which stamp will be in high demand. just look at that face. no doubt about that. oh, my goodness! he has his dad's chubby cheeks. so cute. >>> "people" magazine has picked the world's most beautiful woman and it's jennifer aniston. she made cover ohe magazine during the last season of "friends." this time it's sweeter. she has her happiness, her man, and another most eautiful cover. >> il feebeautiful finish a great workout. >> it takes work keeping bod beautiful. she's on three different covers of "people." and confesses she's never loved her booty. >> she calls it

campaigns we have had to this day where thomas jefferson hired a writer to a sale john adams as a hermaphrodite looking either like a man or a woman. the attack him to get into bed so does speak with aquino for the new american democracy in the federalist attacked jefferson for being an atheist the you had to hide your daughters he was promiscuous. one of my favorite of all time where they basically said he was dead. [laughter] you cannot vote for him. he is dead. [laughter] but as it turns out there was a message to their madness because in fact, it was in jefferson but the slave whose name was alsoso poomas jefferson. so there for what they were pointing out was the fact that thomas jefferson the great republican was a slave owner. the rumors about sally having had not come out yet but they would surely within the next couple of elections is seems the writer the jefferson hired turned against him and he began to write against jefferson himself in soon after was out -- found floating dead in the james river nobody found out what happened although he was an alcoholic. thinking of donald trump today ros

and we will look at the live of first lady adams in brooklyn, new york. we will be back in new york city friday for new yorker staff writer report on the literary curriculum that most engaged students at three different high schools over the course of an academic year. next saturday we are live for the annapolis book festival. and that is a look at some of the authorer programs booktv will be covering this week. many of these events are open to the public. look for them to air into the fear future. >> booktv took a tour of the folger shakespeare library in washington, d.c. it holds the largest shakespeare collection in the world. here is a portion of that. >> this is the most complete volume of shakespeare work and it is important his friend assembled it because they had a better idea of what he liked. they said here is comedies, histories, and tragedies and helped us as literary critics. this engraving was part of the book. it is missing from some copies. it is very valuable in and of itself. ben johnson, who knew shakespeare, said this is the likeness o

transportation reporter adam tuss is live at baileys cross roads with a look at how this is supposed to work. adam? >> reporter: that's right. if you drive or just come through this corridor you know it is a tough ride on most days. we have the cars out here. planners are trying to think about different ways for everyone to get around our region. that's what this project is all about. they envision it to be like the new bus lanes and the bus network that opened up along the route 1 corridor in arlington and alexandria, they have their own lanes, their own stations. listen to the way that some people describe how you should think about this project. >> it will link that whole part of northern virginia together in a way that the purple line is intended to do in maryland, to not only speed commuting, but also encourage more people to use transit. get out of their cars. >> think about this like purple line in northern virginia. that's an interesting way to look at it. really, pat, it's about giving people choices. that's what people want to do out here. >> right now, what's the next step

adam longo. how is it looking topper shutt. >> not everyone will see a storm but let's talk about the weather. the polls open at 7:00 a.m. and close at 8. if you scared of the showers get to the polls before 1:00. 82 by 2:00 and then maybe an isolated shower and maybe about 50% of our viewing area to the north of us especially. 7:00 tomorrow morning, fantastic. 66 downtown, 62 in gaithersburg and 50 in manassas and 50 in fairfax. a few clouds lingering and actually kind of move in along i-81 and we are in the mid-70s by 9:00 and by degrees downtown and 84 in manassas and 83 in sterling. we will talk about the possibility of more weather alerts. and we are talking about -- why don't you down load it. the weather alerts and you will get the doppler and anything you see on air and breaking news you can get on your phone. >>> topper, thank you. a controversial gunshot in arlington, virginia is now suing a handful of critics for what they say amounts to defamation and liable. is it harassment or free speech? wusa9 allison barber has more from lion park. >> reporter: nova armory opened to a lot of t

adam levine! you're a stud, straight off the pages of "gq" right there. looking good. [ cheers and applause ] sharp. sharp as a tack, my man. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and i can tell why you're in a great mood because this is great news. you're going to be a dad. >> i'm going to be a dad. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: congratulations. i think you're going to be a a fantastic dad. are you excited about that? >> i think so, too. yeah, i'm super excited. so much fun. >> jimmy: have you always wanted to have kids? >> yeah. it's always been part of the plan. >> jimmy: yeah. do you know if it's a boy or a a girl? >> it is a girl. >> jimmy: is it a girl? [ cheers and applause ] i have two little girls. the best thing that will ever happen to you. >> so awesome. >> jimmy: it's so fun. and how's your wife doing? how is -- >> she's good, man. she's eating a lot of watermelon. a lot of watermelon. [ laughter ] you know, 'cause you get random cravings for stuff. and it's just like, so much >> jimmy: that's not a bad. watermelon's a good one. >> it's delicious. >> jimmy: yo

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working here and every opportunity he gets, if he needs somebody knew in the kitchen he'll say look, chef adam taught me everything that i know and he makes pretty much all of our wraps. i mean, he came in, he had no experience with cooking and now he makes 20 to 30 wraps in the mornings. he gets it. and honestly, it gets me a little emotional. >> all it takes is one person to make that choice to make a world of a difference. >> they were saying it was about getting people involved in the community so there you go. difference. >>> still ahead tonight at 10:00, there's an unwanted message on one customer's starbucks cup. >> the info one man said was added to his order and what he wants done about it. >> and tax day just over a week away now. as you get ready to file those, there's a commonly overlooked deduction that you might be missing. we'll show you what that is when we return. the man ordered a grande white mocha claims the words diabetes here i am. the man says it reminded him of his >> seeing it and knowing the struggles my sisters went through. >> the man said he doesn't need an apology

adam. a beautiful day. >> look at this crowd. you guys have fun? you getting ice-cream?es. >> you have a low battery, are you taking a lot of pictures? >> yes. >> sorry can't bring back ice-cream, it will melt. >> thank you adam. >> pack it in the freezer oh never mind. can you follow us on social media for the latest headlines and to communicate with us, on facebook, facebook.com/6abcactionnews and always be part of "action news." modres: the cost of living the pay stays the same. i have to work extra hours just to make ends meet. it's a big struggle. one person that really gets this is katie mcginty. she came from a working-class family. she was ninth of 10 kids. she gets it. she'll fight for equal pay for equal work. katie mcginty will protect social security and medicare. that's why president obama and vice president biden support her, too. she'll make a heck of a senator. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team are standing by with these stories. protesters are rally and blocking many streets in c

adam. thank you. >>> now we are taking a live look at the philadelphia international airport where flights are getting back to normal after two emergency landings prompted a temporary ground stop. "action news" reporter gray hall talks to travelers about the delay and he's live at the airport with the latest. gray. >> reporter: well, sharrie as you can imagine some heart pounding moments for those passengers this morning but everyone is relieved those planes landed safely and there were no injuries. this is not the type of selfie that you want to take on a plane, a passenger tweeter this picture as he woke up to an oxygen mask hitting him in the face. 54 people were on board american eagle jet flight 4801 headed to philadelphia from richmond when it was forced to make an emergency landing after the pilot reported smoke in the cockpit and cabin. the passenger applauded how the crew handled the situation but said he had to pop the emergency exit to evacuate the plane. he was just one of several passengers on two planes that were forced to make emergency landings at philadelphia international

how is it looking so far, adam? >> reporter: pretty good, barbara. retty impressive when you consider how many people actually turned out to ride this system. and when you take a look around at all thede actually around these stops, just seems to make sense that it will work. if a bus gets its own lane, and gets to roll around the traffic, it could make a difference. >> it will make it easier because we won't have to wait through all the regular commuter traffic along like route 1. so, yeah, definitely easier. >> next arrival in three minutes. >> reporter: the buses here come often. >> welcome aboard metro rail. >> reporter: and they show up on time. whole new screens give you a wealth of information. the bus stations themselves look like interesting transit stops. >> metro -- >> reporter: if you can keep a schedule while providing reliable transportation, then you may get a following. >> we'll see. i'm cautiously optimistic. >> reporter: janet lives right across the street from one of these new stops. she's using it to connect to the crystal city met