>> this will help adam. that's a good one, johnny. >> t longest winless drought of his pga tour career is going to continue. nevertheless though he's not i he's in contention. he can feel it coming to a point, mark, where he feels like a w is not far off. >> i don't think he'll be too disappointed. >> not too much break here. >> little slow. >> so a closing bogey 5 for mickelson. just two birdies on the day. round of 70. begins with season with three top five starts. and in with bubba watson, who is in at that 11 number and signing ing autographs. here we go. this putt for back to back wins and remember, runner up, to >> the only thing he could have asked for more was foil make it. i'm not sure phil's putt really helped him. you're right. you just can't give the hole away at all. hit it firm. >> we'll see if this stroke works with the short putter. [ cheers and applause ] >> got it. he's 2 for 2 in florida. there. out. >> what a blessed four that was. hitting that back and the little puffy area where it didn

>> this will help adam. that's a good one, johnny. >> the longest winless drought of his pga tour career is going to continue. nevertheless though he's not going to be too disappointed. i he's in contention. he can feel it coming to a point, mark, where he feels like a w is not far off. >> i don't think he'll be too disappointed. >> not too much break here. >> so a closing bogey 5 for mickelson. just two birdies on the day. round of 70. begins with season with three top five starts. and in with bubba watson, who is in at that 11 number and signing ing autographs. here we go. this putt for back to back wins and remember, runner up, to bubba, at riviera. >> the only thing he could have asked for more was foil make it. i'm not sure phil's putt really helped him. you're right. you just can't give the hole away at all. hit it firm. works with the short putter. [ cheers and applause ] >> got it. he's 2 for 2 in florida. we still have rory mcilroy back there. it would take a miracle hole out. >> what a blessed four

>> this will help adam. that's a good one, johnny. >> the longest winless drought of his pga tour career is going to continue. nevertheless though he's not going to be too disappointed. i he's in contention. he can feel it coming to a point, mark, where he feels like a w is not far off. >> i don't think he'll be too disappointed. >> not too much break here. >> little slow. >> so a closing bogey 5 for mickelson. just two birdies on the day. round of 70. begins with season with three top five starts. and in with bubba watson, who is in at that 11 number and sign g ing autographs. here we go. this putt for back to back wins and remember, runner up, to bubba, at riviera. >> the only thing he could have asked for more was foil make it. i'm not sure phil's putt really helped him. you're right. you just can't give the hole away at all. hit it firm. >> we'll see if this stroke works with the short putter. [ cheers and applause ] >> got it. he's 2 for 2 in florida. we still have rory mcilroy back there. it would take

host: and marbury is a proxy for adams, so it is really adams versus jefferson. we should tell you that this story ends amicably between jefferson and adams. if you don't know this part of it, the two men continued to correspond from respective parts of the country throughout their years. they ended their lives on the same day. this is always a wonderful footnote to the life stories. they both died on the fourth of july on the 50th anniversary of the declaration of independence, and they had come together intellectually at the end. it's great to put that in there. you write in your book that despite the fact that thomas jefferson went over to the state department, president jefferson never wanted to meyer his presidency in a debate about the judiciary. but that changed when william marbury filed suit. why? >> in december 1801, william marbury and three other individuals who drop out of the case in the popular history, but were supposed to be justices of the peace, they filed suit against madison, in his role as secretary of state. december 1801 is a very key peri

. >> adam: and big, blue tears, wild cat nation in mourning, this morning. ncaa tournament run comes to an end. >> reporter: it is a busy morning here in the kitchen of sacred, heart church as they italier. >> liz: if only this was like we will be hearing from megan, i'm liz bonis >> adam: and i'm am adam bonis, cold over night and we will feel the warm up coming here is brandon orr with the no-wait weather >> brandon: it is certainly, no precipitation like we did yesterday, like when we had the rain, mixing with snow at times, and especially east and north of downtown, you can see the precision, doppler 12, hd tv and at least, downtown for the time being and that is the way that it is going to stay for most of the day today. 28 at the airport, and cooler north of downtown, and warmer to the south and west, where it is right at 30 degrees, and at 31, and so no matter where you are, you are freezing and a hard freeze in the location and harrison coming in at 27 degrees and we actually have a report of i, 74, near harrison, and the icy conditions, and any moisture left over from rain,

>> this will help adam. that's a good one, johnny. >> the longest winless drought of his pga tour career is going to continue. nevertheless though he's not going to be too disappointed. i he's in contention. he can feel it coming to a point, mark, where he feels like a w is not far off. >> i don't think he'll be too disappointed. >> little slow. >> so a closing bogey 5 for mickelson. just two birdies on the day. round of 70. begins with season with three top five starts. and in with bubba watson, who is in at that 11 number and signing ing autographs. here we go. this putt for back to back wins and remember, runner up, to bubba, at riviera. >> the only thing he could have asked for more was foil make it. i'm not sure phil's putt really helped him. you're right. you just can't give the hole hit it firm. >> we'll see if this stroke works with the short putter. [ cheers and applause ] >> got it. he's 2 for 2 in florida. we still have rory mcilroy back there. it would take a miracle hole out. >> what a blessed f

>> this will help adam. that's a good one, johnny. >> the longest winless drought of his pga tour career is going to continue. nevertheless though he's not going to be too disappointed. i he's in contention. he can feel it coming to a point, mark, where he feels like a w is not far off. >> i don't think he'll be too disappointed. >> not too much break here. >> little slow. >> so a closing bogey 5 for mickelson. just two birdies on the day. round of 70. begins with season with three top five starts. and in with bubba watson, who is in at that 11 number and sign g ing autographs. here we go. this putt for back to back wins and remember, runner up, to bubba, at riviera. >> the only thing he could have asked for more was foil make it. i'm not sure phil's putt really helped him. you're right. you just can't give the hole away at all. hit it firm. >> we'll see if this stroke works with the short putter. [ cheersnd he's 2 for 2 in florida. we still have rory mcilroy back there. it would take a miracle hole out. >>

>> this will help adam. that's a good one, johnny. >> the longest winless drought of his pga tour career is going to continue. nevertheless though he's not going to be too disappointed. i he's in contention. point, mark, where he feels like a w is not far off. >> i don't think he'll be too disappointed. >> not too much break here. >> little slow. >> so a closing bogey 5 for mickelson. just two birdies on the day. round of 70. begins with seaso with three top five starts. and in with bubba watson, who is in at that 11 number and signing ing autographs. here we go. this putt for back to back wins and remember, runner up, to bubba, at riviera. asked for more was foil make it. i'm not sure phil's putt really helped him. you're right. you just can't give the hole away at all. hit it firm. >> we'll see if this stroke works with the short putter. [ cheers and applause ] >> got it. he's 2 for 2 in florida. we still have rory mcilroy back there. it would take a miracle hole out. >> what a blessed four that was. hitti

>> this will help adam. that's a good one, johnny. >> the longest winless drought of his pga tour career is going to continue. going to be too disappointed. i he's in contention. he can feel it coming to a point, mark, where he feels like a w is not far off. disappointed. >> little slow. >> so a closing bogey 5 for mickelson. just two birdies on the day. round of 70. begins with season with three top five starts. and in with bubba watson, who is in at that 11 number and signing ing autographs. here we go. this putt for back to back wins and remember, runner up, to bubba, at riviera. >> the only thing he could have asked for more was foil make it. i'm not sure phil's putt really helped him. you're right. you just can't give the hole away at all. >> we'll see if this stroke works with the short putter. [ cheers and applause ] >> got it. he's 2 for 2 in florida. we still have rory mcilroy back there. it would take a miracle hole out. >> what a blessed four that was. hitting that back and the little puffy area w

>> this will help adam. that's a good one, johnny. >> the longest winless drought of his pga tour career is going to continue. nevertheless though he's not going to be too disappointed. i he's in contention. he can feel it coming to a point, mark, where he feels like a w is not far off. >> i don't think he'll be too disappointed. >> little slow. >> so a closing bogey 5 for mickelson. just two birdies on the day. round of 70. begins with season with three top five starts. and in with bubba watson, who is in at that 11 number and signing ing autographs. here we go. this putt for back to back wins and remember, runner up, to bubba, at riviera. >> the only thing he could have asked for more was foil make it. i'm not sure phil's putt really helped him. you're right. you just can't give the hole away at all. hit it firm. works with the short putter. [ cheers and applause ] >> got it. he's 2 for 2 in florida. there. out. >> what a blessed four that was. hitting that back and the little puffy area where it didn't ki

>> this will help adam. that's a good one, johnny. >> the longest winless drought of his pga tour career is going to continue. nevertheless though he's not going to be too disappointed. i he's in contention. he can feel it coming to a point, mark, where he feels like a w is not far off. >> i don't think he'll be too disappointed. >> not too much break here. >> little slow. >> so a closing bogey 5 for mickelson. just two birdies on the day. round of 70. begins with season with three and in with bubba watson, who is in at that 11 number and signing ing autographs. here we go. this putt for back to back wins and remember, runner up, to bubba, at riviera. >> the only thing he could have asked for more was foil make it. i'm not sure phil's putt really helped him. you're right. you just can't give the hole away at all. hit it firm. >> we'll see if this stroke works with the short putter. [ cheers and applause ] >> got it. he's 2 for 2 in florida. we still have rory mcilroy back there. >> what a blessed four that w

adam hochschild. adam: a moving story about clarence kaelin. he enlisted to fight in spain, he went to spain with a school friend of his from wisconsin. his friend was a physics instructor at the university of wisconsin and he was killed, one of the last americans killed in spain in the late summer of 1938 and he was buried there. his grave is the only known the grave of an international volunteer in spain that survived destruction under franco and his nationalists during the long franco's rule. it was hidden by spanish villagers. it was capped,d tended, flowers put there, carefully hidden for decades afterwards. clarence kaelin went back several times in later years to visit t his friend's grave and asked that whehen he died that e be buried next to it. today, you can find these two gravestones side-by-side. amy: when clarence talked about john, he wept. adam hochschild is our guest. his book is "spain in our hearts: americans in the spanish civil war." when we come back from break, we will ask can about the ceo of texico. what did texico have

. >> anchor: >> adam: hillary clinton also making a stop. >> the heart marathon is under way, and a lot of events, we will tell you about this coming up. >> liz: good morning thank you misty outside and a big day for political rallies. >> adam: absolutely, a big day across the tri state we will have those stories and more, and i want to get the check on the forecast and so a lot of rain over night, and meteorologist brandon orr with the no-wait weather. >> brandon: there is good news, though, we had steady rain over night and it came down heavy at times and in fact there was a flood advisory issued for downtown, as weed a band of heavy rain, and a pretty short period of time and no wide, spread, reports of flooding and we are just talking about the drains that are clogged and things like that. right now, we will dry it out, at least, over downtown, and i don't see any blue, other than if you go he to flor ens and that is where we have a couple of showers and these are mainly the sprinkles moving there you and for the most part, we are done with the heaviest of the rain, and the heavy st

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. >> adam: duck and line, the high turn out, leaves the voters stuck in the big time traffic jams. >> reporter: it is the last day for the bath fest and we will give you the list of the events coming up. >> liz: good morning, cincinnati thafrngsz for sharing part of your sunday, you know where she is, she is at something spring. happening and i'm adam clements and the forecast that we are looking at today. >> brandon: good and it is going to get as the weekend goes on. >> adam: here is brandon orr with the no wait weather >> brandon: it is going to be warmer and we saw the rain fall and not so much the case and even though it looks like rain, 37 degrees and lots of cloud and it will start to break up at least a little bit later on today, and i think that we will get the peaks of the sunshine and look at the temperatures and now we have the 30s across the area and as i mentioned 37 at fayetteville. and in the 20 and that is a big difference over a short area clouds. we will have the clouds at night and tends to keep the temperature up. and you can see that clearing over there. and that

adams himself would be inaugurated. he would have a difficult presidency because now really we are seeing the throws of political fighting going on. but it happened peacefully. we proved that constitution worked. we proved that we could continue in times of difficulty like this that we could continue forward with the system in place. in 1800, they would leave this building and move to the current capitol in washington, d.c. adams and jefferson would have another difficult election at that time. this time jefferson winning. he would be the first president inaugurated in the new capitol of washington, d.c. but these years in philadelphia are setting the tone for the rest of our early history. and all the way up to today. so the room itself will start out as a courthouse. so this would have been a courtroom. but around the time this building is finished construction, it's being built during the constitutional convention. so when they are finished construction is around the time that philadelphia offers it to the u.s. gover

adam: but is a great point.trump does not have the strongest amount of damage in any of the states that voted so far. he has gotten so much media coverage and people are able to if they want to support him even if they weren't contacted by the campaign. this will be really important going back, you mentioned how ted cruz is really organized. kasich does not have the organizes to be -- materials to be organized. and ted cruz does. if trump does not come into the convention with the 1237 number, i don't think he has the organization to make sure his delegates are going to stay with him throughout the convention process. host: whether or not is it is convention -- contested, the chairman aims to beat switzerland-- be with his role. our minds around the idea that this could very well become a reality, and therefore those of us involved in the convention into respect to that. he spoke to reporters on capitol hill during a briefing. here is what he had to say. [video clip] >> i learned after becoming , so ir of the co

>> this will help adam. that's a good one, johnny. >> the longest winless drought of his pga tour career is going to continue. nevertheless though he's not going to be too disappointed. i he's in contention. he can feel it coming to a a w is not far off. >> i don't think he'll be too disappointed. >> not too much break here. >> little slow. >> so a closing bogey 5 for mickelson. just two birdies on the day. round of 70. begins with season with three top five starts. and in with bubba watson, who is in at that 11 number and signing ing autographs. here we go. this putt for back to back wins and remember, runner up, to bubba, at riviera. >> the only thing he could have i'm not sure phil's putt really helped him. you're right. you just can't give the hole away at all. hit it firm. >> we'll see if this stroke works with the short putter. [ cheers and applause ] >> got it. he's 2 for 2 in florida. we still have rory mcilroy back there. it would take a miracle hole out. >> what a blessed four that was. hitting tha

and adams, no, you can't do that. >> rose: adams was the ultimate realist about things. >> yes, he was. he once described someone as a mountain of the salt of the earth, and that could also, i think, be said of him. to me he's like a character in dickens -- he's grumpy, he's funny, he's full-form. he's not a silhouette. he's not a cardboard figure. if you were to cut him, real blood would come out. his love for his family and particularly his wife is quite wonderful. it's one to have the great love stories. >> rose: he loved his farm. he loved to build walls and move trees and all the -- but it's small farming. it's new england. very different. the difference between a new england free holder of the 18th century and a virginia planter was far greater than most people understand. it wasn't just one owned slaves and the other didn't. i should point out adams is the only founding father that never owned slaves on principle, as a matter of principle. he was a man of principle and he would live and die as one. >> rose: doris kearns goodwin is here. she won the pulitzer prize in history for

with adam's traits he had the potential to be anything. but drugs began to creep into his life when he was in high school. the worry we felt watching adam struggle, is replaced by a deep feeling of struggle knowing we will never see his smiling face again. i wanted to let the world know adam died from a drug overdose. was it be a prideful thing, no. but we needed the people to know. >> we knew it was going ogo for drugs. she stole from us many times. either boyfriends helped her, friends helped her and prostitution, that's that was the only way she could get money. when she died she was with someone. she was in the bathroom and he found her. they have to get money any way i can. >> i would continually confront him about it. i would prefer not to have him around, would i have to lock up the change jar and lock up my purse. it's unfortunate to deal with that. families slowly accommodate the addict and before you know it you're living as a prisoner to this person's addiction. >> i never never in my -- ever thought that adam would do heroin. s

adam may, al jazeera, baltimore. >>> next up here, the worst of two evils. we consider the options for heroin addicts in new hampshire when the only shot at finding a cure is behind bars. >>> and later a surprising legacy. the memorials to love, loss and why survivors want their final words to speak the truth. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >>> you've heard about the city of baltimore's struggles with heroin. now we look to the northeast where even the farmlands in states like vermont and new hampshire found they, too, have been caught up in the spread of opiate addiction. already one of the most addictive drugs in the world, heroin has become more available, cheap, and pure. the consequences are evident in new hampshire where the state struggles with record numbers of overdoses, even more worrisome, finding treatment has become even more difficult. "america tonight" takes you inside the place that has become

adams. ultimately congress decrees on may the 14th, 1789 that washington should bear the unadorned title of the president and mrs. washington often known as lady washington became very firmly mrs. washington. towards the end of may martha set out for new york. she took with her her two grandchildren nelly age 10 and george washington age eight. as you all know far better than i they were the children of her son jackie who had died of camp fever or type this shortly after the victory at york town and the washington's ever since his death had given a home to these 22 are worth the youngest two of his four children. lewis, one of the presidents many nephews recorded martha's departure from mt. vernon. the servants of the house and a number of the field because took leave of their mistress. numbers of these poor wretches seemed greatly agitated, much affected, my aunt equally so. when the party stopped at abington the plantation were martha's older granddaughters lived the promotion was to great

adam woodbury--"it's really been surreal. i mean i really couldn't ask for a better experience that i've had. hopefully they just see me as a winner. a guy that laid it on the court every night out and tried to play as hard as possible." mike gesell--"what i really want to leave on this program is to be remembered as a guy that did the right things and left an impact on the program and made it a better place." fran mccaffery--"they've done everything that i've hoped they would do. they changed the future of this program. i mean we were at a cross roads. nobody really saw that coming until those guys got here." jenna: come...trips to state were on the line tonight in the tri-state state were on the line tonight in the tri-state area.....alex has the highlights next in sports. (fred) would you say today was more like a lion, or more like a lamb? the answer, and a look at a warmup next week, coming in just a few minutes. port neal welding company skycam hd from the ho chunk centre. the sun finally came out! 28 was the high today

i found that i wanted to write about john adams. was discovering, which maybe i should have known, the extent to which he tells us what he really feels. unfolds his inner life as well as his political life, brings us into his confidence with a candor that is extraordinary in any century, but certainly in -- was rare among the prominent people of that time, so it is possible to know john adams, and especially because of what he wrote to his wife and what she wrote to him, that we are able to know john adams better than any of those principal figures. there is a moment when he was in worcester as a young schoolteacher, 20 years old. he says i vow to rise each , morning with the sun and study holy scriptures every monday, -- wednesday, and friday, and i will read the english poets in the days between, and i will gather myself within myself and address myself to doing better. and all so forth and so on, and then the next day, he was right, -- rights, dreamed away the day. slept most of the time. i suddenly thought, there is my guy. and

this is the queen of all bribe taking in all history. >> be careful. >> before i bring you in, adam. want the audience to take a listen to one of hillary backers from wall street and he's pla explaining how the wink and the nod actually works. let's listen. >> try to get elected and get the nomination. i think if you go back and look at your state when she was the senator in new york state, i think you would say she's probably one of the best senators that wevñ had. if you're running you have to win. as long as you read the tea leaves the right way. >> that was john mack. no one is more wall street than him. what do you say? >> i understand what he's arer saying and i agree. i think we should be careful with our language. bribe taking is a criminal, a criminal offense. a wink and a nudge is not. and none of this surprises me. this is not a news story. i'm going to say that she's been bribed by wall street her entire public career. >> is she going to get away with this stuff? >> well, young people, my generation says no. that's why they're voting in droves for bernie sanders. because

he would've probably guaranteed adams's reelection.hen he succeeded in keeping us from going to work with france, after the humiliations of the he feltd xyz affair, that he save the country from a colossal blunder. he was right. but it was at the expense of his own political fortunes. charlie: where did he place that effort in terms of his own historical legacy? >> where? he thought it was number one. he was proudest of that of anything he had done. other historians agree, it really does rank as an extremely brave, politically courageous act. a true profile in courage. charlie: there are some things here. dams is them you, a best subject i have ever had. i could sit down and write another book about him and not the redundant. imagining,most above the quantity of the material. there are over 1000 letters between john adams and his wife. they were marvelous letters. neither one was capable of writing a dull sentence. charlie: tell me about her. >> she was extraordinary. she could hold her own intellectually with any of the brightest peop

adam: but is a great point.rongest amount of damage in any of the states that voted so far. he has gotten so much media coverage and people are able to if they want to support him even if they weren't contacted by the campaign. this will be really important going back, you mentioned how ted cruz is really organized. kasich does not have the organizes to be -- materials to be organized. and ted cruz does. if trump does not come into the convention with the 1237 number, i don't think he has the organization to make sure his delegates are going to stay with him throughout the convention process. host: whether or not is it is convention -- contested, the chairman aims to beat switzerland-- be with his role. our minds around the idea that this could very well become a reality, and therefore those of us involved in the convention into respect to that. he spoke to reporters on capitol hill during a briefing. here i >> here is what he had to say. speakerd after becoming so i will obviously have to bone up on all of the

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thanks adam. >> thank you adam. >>> up next a woman in jail for an attack on a gay couple asks a judgeer out. today she got her answer. >> a philadelphia staple goes to new heights. a celebrity chef does the cooking at a cheesesteak landmark and wait until you hear what was on his sandwich. >> and remember "action news" is about interaction with you. follow us on social media for the latest headlines, accuweather and breaking news also to communicate with us. on facebook we're 6abc "action news" on twitter we're at 6abc. join us and be part of "action news." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> the woman convicted in an attack on a gay couple in center city will serve her full jail sentence. katherine knott is serving five to 10 months in jail for herniate that 2014 beating. her lawyers argued that was excessive and wanted probation instead but today a judge ruled the sentence will stand the judge said that knot's crime affects all of us and that she did not take responsibility for her actions. >> from our delaware news room police arrested a woman they say tried to rob a 71-year-old man while used an atm in

it's adam driver! >> yeah, just like that. ( laughter ) ( applause ) yeah. >> stephen: the new movie it's new movie, of course, people know you from "star wars" and from "girls." and the new movie "midnight special" is another science fiction movie where you're playing an n.s.a. investigator trying to find a child who may have alien powers or something like that? >> something, yeah. >> stephen: a lot of times people say that science fiction is, like, some people deride science fiction as a genre that doesn't have serious ideas, but i love science fiction. i think it does have serious ideas behind it. what do you think the idea behind this movie is? what would you say the idea behind this movie is? >> i know what jeff says -- >> director? >> yeah, jeff nichols, was really about him struggling with letting go of his son. so it was a big metaphor for that. >> stephen: is his son okay? >> yeah, no, no. just the -- >> oh, growing up. >> growing up and and eventually he or not leave the house, i guess. >> st

white sox star, adam laroach left a major league salary for his son.$1 million a month but is leaving the business? why white sox manager asked him to stop bringing his 14-year-old son to the ballpark, he brought him all the time and he even had a locker and when managers asked him to dial it back, to zero. thank you lord for baseball and giving me way more than anything i deserved. hashtag family. it's going viral today. and a dose of happy tears, an emotional and life changing day for a woman able to hear for the first time today thanks to a cochlear implant. andrea diaz is crying and then hears herself speak for the first time in a long time and she also hears her boyfriend kevin for the first time and the very special questions he had for her. >> i wanted to make one of the first things that you hear -- >> because i love you so much and you are my best friend and i want to ask you to marry me! >> yes! >> there it is, the big answer -- yes. this video going happily viral since the university of mississippi medical center shared it on their facebook

lets head outside to meteorologist, adam joseph, and adam these are the warmest temperatures of the year so far. >> the warmest march we have seen in four years as well. this is pretty exceptional and temperatures will only get warmer. as we look at the numbers so far in philadelphia. this was may-like today. 74 degrees. the official number still yet to come in. and again the first 70 plus degree in philadelphia since 2012. as we look at other numbers, we are on the brink of 80 degrees in washington, d.c., 77 in richmond and 77 in roanoke and look at new york city, the warm front has not pushed through there yet. they are only sitting in the 50s. the morning clouds and the front taking control as the front moves into new england overnight. as we go through the evening and overnight and early morning hours. temperatures near 50 degrees as we start your wednesday morning, that sour normal high temperature for this time of year. we'll chat sharrie about some unbelievable numbers the next two days. we moved them up from yesterday. we'll show you coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >>

i spoke to reporter adam such -- i spoke to adam in san francisco. nation builder is a software that serves as kind of a digital hub for a campaign. so you can build a website, send , e-mail, monitor social networking, and you can ingest all of this other kind of data that campaigns nowadays gather on voters. and basically the thing you are , trying to do here is put together a profile on voters so that you can appeal to them about things that they care about in the hopes that they will vote for you, donate some of their time, give money. many different things. it is a way which campaigns can slice and dice the electorate to their benefit. carol: talk to us about the individual who actually put this together. because he has an interesting background. adam: yeah jim gilliam who , created nation builder is a really fascinating person. he grew up in a christian fundamentalist family. he belonged to jerry falwell's churches. and he went to liberty university in virginia. and then, when he was at school he became ill and got sick and , his mother at the t

that's where adam joseph is live today with the first look at the accuweather forecast. hi, adam. >> reporter: yeah, maybe winter-like out there especially this morning outside but as you mentioned spring has bloomed at the pennsylvania convention center as the phs philadelphia flower show is back in town, opening doors tomorrow to the public. this year's theme is explore america as they celebrate 100 years of national parks. more about this exhibit behind me in one second, but first let's take a look at the satellite and radar because the sunshine is returned in some locations after the clouds and that morning snowfall, and the storm that is really blossomed to our east, you can see almost has a center to it now with those winds wrapping around it pulling some drier air now in from the north. thankfully we just missed this massive storm though it did bring some heavy snowfall amounts especially in southern areas. totals in philadelphia just under an inch wilmington about an inch and a halves lindenwold in new jersey just over two and a half inches, wayne 1.2 and in cape

jalen adams hit one from three-quarters court to force that fourth overtime.win 104-97. >>> saint joe's and george washington. phil martelli in search of career win number 400. did not look good early. gw15 3-pointers. hawks down by as many as 16 in the first half but they mount their biggest come back of the season. they outscore gw51-31 in the first half. hawks win 86-80. they've got dayton up next. >>> we got an inkling of this last night. today we get the bad news. sixers rookie jahlil okafor is out for the season. the sixers say okafor will undergo a minor arthroscopic procedure on his right knee sometime soon. he will not resume basketball activities for six weeks, there are only five weeks left in the season. he was averaging 17 and a half points a game. >>> the flyers begin the night three points out of the final wild card spot in the eastern conference thefts lightning in tam pennsylvania. the flyers have not won there in five years. >> they've been the best team in the league the last maybe 10 games so they going to want to come at us and make sure t

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but adam woodbury puts it back in at the buzzer. probably got away with a pushoff. temple loses at the buzzer 72-70 so the owls are done. nova and unc ashville all week jay wright has had to hear about his recent lack of success in the tournament. first half bridges with the steal. november is a is up by seven. at the end of the first half when it's your day it's your day. ryan arcidiacono scores 14, daniel ochefu scored 17. nova wins 86-56. nova advances to play iowa on sunday. saint joe's take on cincinnati tonight out west in spokane but what a tough loss for temple today. >> and we're going to go live to the temple campus to "action news" reporter gray hall and for temple fans gray it just doesn't get much tougher than this. >> reporter: it does not, jim. just heartbreaking and really sad time here as students watched that game, they were on the edge of their seats. that were all hoping for the best, hoping for a victory. it was not to be so and of course temple fell to iowa. take a lift the tone students as they reacted to the loss. >> it was fantastic. i'm rea