alfred's mother discovered little girl in their basement right after she reported to police that alfred took her car, later police found alfred in the back of the police car, police say he told them quote i did something stupid that little girl is on life support >>> police in jupiter, florida released tiger wood dui arrest video. dash cam shows the golfer, struggling to execute field sobriety test early monday morning. wood was arrested for suspicion of dui and released on his own recognizance. his blood alcohol level was at zero. wood had an unexpect reaction to a mix of prescription medications. >>> a noose has been found on the smithsonian in washington d.c. for second time in a week most recent it incident at natural museum of african-american history and culture. group of visitors found tonight the segregation section of the history galleries yesterday. last friday an officer found the noose hanging from a tree in another location at the smithsonian's property. >>> unless d.c. northeastern pennsylvania man arrested at trump hotel after police say they found an assault style rifle

had alfred stole her car. well, later police found alfred sitting in the back of the police car. he told them quote, difficult something stupid, his sister remains on life support. >>> the chief of maple shade first aid squad is accused of stealing more than hundred thousand dollars from the group. five three-year old joseph breeze took the money over a six year period and used it for personal bills and expenses, and, burlington county, prosecutors say freed was only member of the access to the account. freed faces court hearing july . >>> and, some pass evening hours were on the inaugural iceland flight from philadelphia are finally in iceland this morning. these are pictures from boston 's logan airport where passengers took off last night for iceland's capitol. additional pass eveningers from fail arrived in iceland on a different flight. tuesday's flight from philadelphia to the capitol, diverted from boston after a strange smell was noticed in the cabin. philadelphia mayor jim kenney and his staff were am

they really love you. >> seth: so your character's name is alfred. in the show a lot. now when fans of the show recognize you, do they -- do you get paper boi or do you get alfred? >> i get paper boi a lot. but sometimes i'll get paper bag. >> seth: uh-huh. [ laughter ] >> i'll get paper back man. i'll get -- i'll get -- >> seth: this is how my mom talks about rappers. >> you know what i mean? like i was like, you know, i saw -- there was this one person that came up to me and they were like, "oh, yeah, you play that boy that's about paper, right?" [ laughter ] it's like, yeah. sure. >> seth: but this is not your first time having a character with a name that is a little weird to get called in the streets? >> no. >> seth: you were in the original production of "book of mormon." >> yes. >> seth: one of the most -- the greatest broadway experiences i've had in my life. >> it was -- it was amazing. >> seth: and your character in that show -- we will beep it. >> you will beep it? >> seth: we will beep it. >> okay. my character's name in the show is gener

[alfred] what is the life blood of any community? it's business., but small businesses, like mine. margaret! cups! [alfred] we on this island are strong. we're self-reliant. sometimes, we're plain bloody-minded. but we also believe in helping each other. and i don't mean by state handouts. [girl 1] margaret, do you want to come to the pictures? [girl 2] she's not coming out, she's got to study. - miss hoity toity! - [laughing] [alfred] never run with the crowd, margaret. go your own way. [echoing] go your own way. [girls laughing] [alfred] never run with the crowd. open it then. i've got a place at oxford. [sobbing] don't let me down, margaret. mother! my hands are still damp. "margaret roberts." oh! - tea. - margaret! cups! - [indistinct chatter] - [laughter] [denis] they're talking about you again. wha... what time is it? sun's not quite over the yard arm. - it's time for tea. - [phone rings] - [sighs] - look, margaret. what have you got on your head? found it in the cupboard, and thought, bugger it, it's friday, why not fancy dress? [margaret] y

do, i think you know, we're on alfred's couch out in the field.ave on me, it's mine. [ laughter ] >> seth: so there's no -- there's no makeup coming over with a spray bottle? >> no glycerin, no spray bottle, like none of that. it was like -- i was like, that's method. [ laughter ] it's method. >> seth: and you -- i've heard you say that atlanta is an anomaly for a southern city. how would you describe atlanta to people who haven't spent a lot of time there? >> you know it's really interesting is that it's in the south. it's in georgia. it's in the bible belt. but it's so turnt all the time. it's so -- [ light laughter ] like it's so great. you know, the food is great. the fashion's great. the music scene is amazing. and you know, everything is pretty much black owned and black supported. and you get to see yourself reflected back to you down there. you know? i went to morehouse college. and there's a lot of hbcus down there. but it's like the melting pot. anything that you want or want to be, you can do in atlanta. >> seth: have you spent time the

by the time alfred baldwin had notified them, it was too late. and they had to run and hide like rats. >> we're rolling down this hallway checking the offices on both sides of the hallways. making sure nobody's hiding from behind us. i was startled by an arm hitting next to the glass on the partition. it scared the living ba "come out with your hands up or i'm going to blow your head off." ten hands came up and came out and that's where the arrests occurred. >> the five burglars arrested inside the dnc, mccord, barker, sturgis, martinez, gonzalez. this was not your normal, typical burglary. there was bugging devices, tear gas pens, many rolls of film, locksmith tools, thousands of dollars in 100-dollar bills consecutively ordered. >> who goes into the democratic national committee looking for money? or looking for jewels? no, you go there looking for political information. and who wants that? your opponent, naturally. >> people weren't saying, oh my god this is clearly going to implicate richard nixon. it seemed bizarre. it would take some enterp

. >> you may not recognize the name alfred welbing, but your chapped lips may know his product.. he started carmex in 1937. little did he expect the worldwide distribution his invention has today. 80 years later, carmex is still owned by alfred's family with his grandson paul running the show. we speak with paul about reaching out for sdperts for help and why you shouldn't rely on voice mail in this learning from the pros. >> reach out to experts for help. i'm an art major finding himself run ago business.. i had to learn everything. literally everything. i absolutely couldn't be doing my job without the advice i get from people. so when i started working here, i would call up -- i started i think first for the bankers and say, so, tell me how you do business. what's it about? and then insurance people. so tell me about insurance. and, well, here is how it works. here is what you do. if suppliers came in, i'd take them out for lunch and they would at the me about their products. that was a huge help. should a ceo be okay with asking for help? and i would say, absolutely. hire sma

alfred right here was arrested later. little girl remains in critical condition. >>> happening today, that helicopter pilot who who his life when his chopper went noun delaware will be laid to rest today. thirty-seven year-old his name is michael murphy, he is dad from franklinville, new jersey , only person on board when that chopper crashed right there in the drainage ditch in the industrial area, right behind a post office on quigley boulevard, calling hours from nine to noon at christ the redeemer parish assumption church and it will be a mass of christian burial following right after that. >>> no lines, no tigers, but, bears, on. , my, pennsylvania gaming commission is looking high and low, for that guy. >> yes. >> even spotted near some houses, a playground and some people worried. so our sabina kuriakose is on the bear patrol. >> reporter: it is not quite the quiet afternoon the borger family was going for. outing wie kid took an unexpected turn when. >> they came over and said is there a bear sighting do you want

you remember it began yesterday morning when alfred's mom called police to report her cast was stolenrom the 5500 block of north america strewn. when police arrived the seven year old girl girl was found un considers floor with a bag over had the hospital. she was rushed to the hospital, but her father told yours he was brain dowd. >> later he was fonder to 35 police cruiser. he told officers that did he something stupid. >> alfred's mother reportedly told police he had been having problems with drugs recently. >> well a south jersey school teacher facing charges of accused of taking up skirt pictures every his student. police say eric howell took the video of girls in his classroom and in hallways that lenape high school. we first broke this story about the investigation, earlier this month. well, it was true. howell taught chemistry, the school has been dollars are banned him from its property, and of course, any events. >> inside the terror, video showing the months first responders risk their lives and returned into the ends of the worse mass shooting in us history as we approach

alfred's mother found the girl in her basement after alfred took her car. late pour lies satisfaction they found alfred in the back of their police car. that little girl is on life support right now. >>> down south a wild shooting inside a texas car dealership end with beam dead. deadly encounter was caught on video. we have to warn you video you are to see may be difficulties turning. >> it is hard to watch and hear. >> customers and employees duck for cover as the gun fire rang out, in greenville just outside dallas this happened on tuesday. authorities say two-point hunters were trying to capture ramone hutchinson a wanted fugitive from minute so the a all three men involved in the shooting died at the scene. no one else was injured. >>> make sure you are touching the toe on each step keeping your arms by your side. >> that is dash cam video of tiger wood arrest in jupiter florida early monday morning that shows the golfer walking the line during a sobriety test before he was placed in handcuffs and ticketed for dui police found wood pulled over asleep a

by the time alfred baldwin had notified them, it was too late.des of the hallways. making sure nobody's hiding from behind us. i was startled by an arm hitting next to the glass on the partition. it scared the living ba jesus out of me. "come out with your hands up or i'm going to blow your head off." ten hands came up and came out and that's where the arrests occurred. >> the five burglars arrested inside the dnc, mccord, barker, sturgis, martinez, gonzalez. this was not your normal, typical burglary. there was bugging devices, tear gas pens, many rolls of film, locksmith tools, thousands of dollars in 100-dollar bills consecutively ordered. >> who goes into the democratic national committee looking for money? or looking for jewels? no, you go there looking for political information. and who wants that? your opponent, naturally. >> people weren't saying, oh my god this is clearly going to implicate richard nixon. it seemed bizarre. it would take some enterprising young journalists to ferret out the importance of the story. >> woodward and bernst

. >>> las Últimas encuestas ponen en primer lugar alivod a alfred ma zo pero no va solo regina lo empatÓ>> y aunque las encuestas dicen que la pelea serÁn entre dos candidatos lo cierto que todo puede suceder porque el 20% de los votante no han decidido y han dicho por quÉ quien votarÁn >>> es un secreto >>> no lo dicen porque que la elecciÓn quedo marcada por corrupciÓn que se lanzaron unos a otros, la mismas encuestas indican que el 70 porciento de los mexicanos no kob confÍan en los polÍticos >>> siempre prometen cosas y no cumplen nada. >>> dicen que no votarÁn por el mejore candidato si no por lo menos malo. en mÉxico raÚl torres, noticias telemundo. >>> la capital de afganistÁn sufriÓ hoy un brutal atentado el peor de los Últimos aÑos. un ataque suicida con un camiÓn matÓ a 60 personas en medio barrio de kabul. la explosiÓn ocurrio en momentos donde las calles estaban totalmente congestionadas la mayorÍa de las victimas fatales eran civiles muchos de ellos mujeres y niÑos ningÚn grupo armado se ha autorizado este ataque. al regresar no solo manejar ebrio tambiÉn ponerse al volante

police arrested alfred yesterday when they found him in the back seat of a police car at the 35th district. >>> officials say bogus bills are popping up around the area. they started at genuine smaller bills and they forged to look like 100-dollar bill. they will pass the ink test. secret service cruise magnifying glass. >> the water mark that is on the five dollar bill will remain no matter what they do to the counterfeit bill. $45,000 of counterfeit money is passed weekly through the philadelphia region. >> 5:38 a.m., we should know by 3:00 p.m. whether president trump will pull the united states out of the paris climate accord. as a candidate he said he would back out of the deal. pope francis strongly encouraged him to remain in the deal. the president is expected to withdraw, but a plan has not been finalized. >>> time to turn to karen to take a look at accuweather and today looks great. >> reporter: i come bearing gifts. would you like to see? sunrise three minutes ago. let's take a look we can all enjoy it. storm tracker 6 live we're dry through the region. let's go outside and see

alfred hitchcock and the birds! nothing on that scene. early on, matt cane pitching well until the 6th when he was taken deep by mark reynolds, the 3 run jack, and the lead disappears. however in the bottom of the 8 8th. giants were down just 3-2. tomlinson was just inserted into the game. soft liner to right. the belt, the tieing run. you to see this shot. -- you have to see this shot. isn't baseball to be fun? this guy is just miserable. that was just a few minutes ago before i walked in. the astros and a's going and it. hardin checking it out. he was runner up in the nba/mvp award. and springer mvp for the astros. in the 6th inning, bases loaded. ryan healy and his young career, just one hit with the bases loaded. here's the second one, leaves the premises, grand slam, his 18 18th. 5-1 lead. 6-1 in the 9th. how, springer had a 3 run homer. they threaten, but it's the old 3-6-1, slick double play by the a's, not known for fielding but they pulled it offment four straight wins for the a's. >>> these are kind of nervous times for golden s

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sam iralfred's -- samir alfred' son took her car without permission and he had had problems wnto her home to retrieve the vehicle information and found her 7-year-old daughter unresponsive with a plastic bag over her head. thhi in critical condition. >>> philadelphia police are looking for a student who hit his principal in the face while the educator was trying to break up a fight. this happened wednesday afternoon outside the filter academics plus school in germantown. a school official said students ganged up on the president and hit him with a brick. boone suffered serious facial injuries and needed eight stitches. police have a description of the student they're looking for. >>> in new castle county, a man is charged with impersonating an officer. police say joseph dooley told a woman to move her car away from a restaurant last week and called her a racial slur. dooley said he was a new castle county police officer. >>> happening today, construction along septa's kenwood regional rail line will shut down the tracks for the next week. today through next friday, no trains will be

. >>> the pontiff appointed monsignor alfred shlerd as the fifth bishop of allentown. ordained in allentown in 1987. he says his focus will be to bring young people to the church and help those hurt by abusive priests. he will be installed at the cathedral of saint katherine of siena in allentown august 31st. >> time to get going on your first look at business. a delaware bankruptcy judge is allowing air bag maker tack today the to move forward with its reorganization plan. that includes the sale of most of its assets to a chinese owned rival. the move follows a worldwide recall by the company after it was found that their products could explode too forcefully sending shrapnel into people. the faulty inflaters have been linked to at least 16 deaths and nearly 200 injuries. >>> turning to the stock market the call yesterday to delay the senate vote on the healthcare overhaul bill until after the fourth of july, that spurred a bit of a selloff and futures today are pointing to a lower open as well. >>> now, the iphone eight is not expected to go on sale until september b

alfred went. from just killing factory in april one thousand nine hundred forty four up until then the inner workings of the death count. secret document revealed to her feet and scale of mass murder being carried out. now the story. for to get. has been documented in the film destination and i filmed over fourteen years. in treating. battling the nazis with russian forces i spoke the film's director. as well as holocaust survivor at. the passion a weather service in mount holly new jersey has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for eastern berks county in eastern pennsylvania northwestern montgomery county in southeastern pennsylvania lehigh county in eastern pennsylvania west central northampton county in eastern pennsylvania until three thirty pm at two forty nine pm severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from maryland hartsfield to lease more to near fairview heights to near sinking spring moving northeast at thirty five miles per hour answered sixty miles per hour wind gust

concentration camp the auschwitz report was written by rudolph and alfred wetzler. to escape from hitler's largest killing factory in april one thousand nine hundred forty four top until then the inner workings of the death count were closely guarded secret document revealed the geography and scale of mass murder being carried out. now the story of those who suffered and for to get naziism has been documented in the film destination unknown filmed over fourteen years it features interviews with holocaust survivors including partisan fighters battling the nazis with russian forces i spoke to the film's director clare ferguson. as well as holocaust survivor at. the death watches the horrors of three of hitler's death camps i wanted a technical light for the business news gathering at the time and i couldn't get hold of the company to be a couple of weeks and they were celebrating the new year. obviously i knew when to pick when i eventually got hold of the company who said we would close close for the jewish holiday. and within minutes scott talking about the holocaus

alfred writes, kennedy was a joke when she was on mtv and nothing has changed. alfredalfred.an says, glasses don't make you smart. kennedy: yeah, but martness does. lastley. david's parting words, kennedy is a stooge. my gosh, you are right. coming up, emmy award winning host to tell me about his nat geo extravaganza. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. for me, chantix worked. it reduced my urge to smoke. compared to the nicotine patch, chantix helped significantly more people quit smoking. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some people had changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, agitation, depressed mood or suicidal thoughts or actions with chantix. serious side effects may include seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking or allergic and skin reactions which can be life-threatening. stop chantix and get help right away if you have any of these. tell your healthcare provider if you've had depression or other mental health probl

alfred writes, kennedy was a joke when she was on mtv and nothing has changed. alfredalfred.ses don't make you smart. kennedy: yeah, but martness does. lastley. david's parting words, kennedy is a stooge. my gosh, you are right. coming up, emmy award winning host to tell me about his nat host to tell me about his nat geo extravaganza. ♪ whoa that's amazing... hey, i'm the internet! i know a bunch of people who would love that. the internet loves what you're doing... ...so build a better website in under an hour with... ...gocentral from godaddy. type in your idea. select from designs tailored just for you and publish your site with just a few clicks-even from your... ...mobile phone. the internet is waiting start for free today at godaddy. >> the adventure of a lifetime. >> a lot of action here. kennedy: that's a taste of how exhilarating the animal kingdom can be. it's "live" happening july 9. 50 cameras will be set up across six continents to present the first ever live broadcast of the world's wildlife. they will show us what happens when cutting-edge technology meet the u

. >> this is conservatory where alfred i dew point and jesse would have breakfast every morning.ooks like inside out, like gardens are inside the house and looking in the gardens, having breakfast. >> the work on the walls. >> absolutely. >> i couldn't fess i didn't know this was a thing people could visit, that is not an unusual impression. >> behind the walls nobody knows what goes on here but it is within of the delaware's best kept secrets. it is one of the most beautiful attractions in the area we are number one rated attraction but for more people who don't know about us. we are delighted to let people know we are behind those walls >> you can come in, walk around a little bit. >> absolutely. >> there is a giant man cave downstairs but for that we need someone, walking down there, correct. >> it is all self guided, people can walk through at their own pace we have a 77 room mansion about half of the rooms are opened to the public and we're opened tuesday through sunday, for tours, and love having people just as dew points did. >> thank you so much for letting us see it. guy

. >>> talk about this cyber attack via skype alfred, good afternoon to you. >> good afternoon, how are you? >> great. so do you think that we are facing this global epidemic of cyber attacks, that the internet at this moment is not secure in our day and age? >> well i think the -- i think you will be fine going on websites, but i think, you know, as far as malicious e- mails you should be watching out for that, for anything targeted towards people individually. but as far as websites go, the internet you are more likely find this ransom ware attack on its own wasn't done through any browsers or google or anything like that. it was more so on your computer's network onity own. so if you and i worked at the same time and i accidentally downloaded this ransom wear it might have spread through basically our own computer's network as opposed to me just going on any website or anything like that. >> there is no specific government service or consumer retail giant being threat owned, is that more troubling or less troubling, no one particular target here? >> i think that's a lot more troublin

this man 18-year-old sameer alfred was arrested for the assault of his sister. she was found if their olney home with a bag over her head. police were called to the 5900 block of american street yesterday morn big a woman that said her son stole her car. moments later the woman discovered her little girl in the basement and the girl is said to be in critical condition. >>> a bear seen wandering through yards has people in bucks county on guard. the drone 6 is flying near east swamp road where the bear was spotted this morning. nora muchanic talked to a man who was shocked when he encountered the man in his yard. >> reporter: sharrie, this antique ez dealer has lots of animals if his yard but they are statues not the real thing so imagine his surprise when he came face-to-face with a live bear. >> i went to pet my dog but it was not my dog it was a bear. >> he owns the antique store in buckingham. and he was working and thought he heard his dog chewy at the door. >> i reached out to touch my dog and that is where the bear was and i jumped back and hit him. punche

police arrested alfred yesterday when they found him in the back seat of the police car at the 35th police >>> secret service is warning businesses about bogus bills. they can trick the counterfeit pens. real bills are farndle -- forged to look like 100-dollar bills. >> water mark that is on the five dollar bill that will remain no matter what they do to the five dollar bill that will remain on the counterfeit 100-dollar bit. >> secret service estimates roughly 45,000 to $50,000 counterfeit money is passed weekly through the philadelphia region. >> 638578, president trump has tweeted that he announce at 3:00 p.m. whether he will pull the united states out of the paris climate accord. as a candidate he promised to back out of the deal. european leaders have strongly encouraged president trump to remain in the deal. a white house official said yesterday that the president is expected to withdraw, but a plan has not been finalized. >> time to turn to karen rogers great day if you want to get out and get something done outside. >> reporter: i've been on social media looking at is sunrise pictu

. >> there's a lookout, alfred baldwin, who's supposed to warn the burglars if there's trouble.ds to the call, they're not dressed like police officers. so baldwin doesn't even notice them until they're upstairs. >> you've got a door down there, taped. we found the eighth floor tape, we found the sixth floor tape. our adrenaline is pumped. >> okay, this was the hallway door, we came into the democratic national committee. >> we get to this room here, i kick the door open. >> i pulled my revolver, the desk was all ransacked, and disheveled, and messed up. as it turns out, probably every room in the dnc was like this. and we found out later that they were always messed up. >> we were in contact by transceiver with our men inside the watergate and also with the lookout, mr. baldwin, across the street. >> he was watching a show called "attack of the puppet people." >> and he was glued to the tv set. so by the time he -- they broke in and he looked back out, he saw lights coming on in the dnc. >> the actual reception room lights up, which i can see directly across from where i'm stan

whom told me anything about why was and so it wasn't until i met and then baldwin, richard rife and alfredllison that i started to understand who i was and then later toni ravel morrison, so for me baldwin brought me to back studies like he is the one they gave me some ideas that became fruitful for the ways in which i would think about identity and music. i meant music college, so i could about music all the time, so i went to start with asking roberts and christopher to just reflect on the importance of baldwin. like why are we here this morning and then we will move to discussions about film and literature, so just sort of a quick general reflection on baldwin. >> film guy. i'm no expert's, but i-- and i have read a bit, but i was refreshed like a lot of people with the film and i grew up white, obviously, in the south. missouri is sort of the south. had lived in new york for many years, new york city and around new york where a lot of people pretend there isn't racism in new york city. of course there is, but where i grew up it was obvious all the time that there is racism and that bec

. >> a member of ms 13 entering alfred plea in murder of teenage boy in sterling. it allows jose diaz to maintain innocence. morano was shot and killed in 2015. he is set to be sentenced next week. >> we now know what caused a townhouse fire fire in reston virginia it started in a recessed light fixture. a firefighter fell through the floor while battling flames. he was treated for minor injuries and released from the hospital. it cost 500, >> prince george country police are investigating a deadly shooting in oxon hill. investigators say someone shot and killed shaheen body last night in the 5200 block of leverage street. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. so far there are no arrests. according to facebook page he was a graduate of hamilton university and member ever the oxon hill band alumni association. that group plans to hold a candlelight vigil for him on friday. >>> tonight a maryland man is charged after police say he tried to run over a officer and rammed into the patrol vehicle. this happened last night in parking area. harrison bartlees fa

so he ends up becoming close to alfred pleasanton and he comes back and pleasanton brings him onto his staff just as he becomes the commander of the cavalry corps of the army of the potomac. again, luck, timing, something that custer himself called custer luck came to his aid. he has got merit that key to his rise is who he knows and who likes him. when he is with pleasanton, he misses out on the chancellorsville campaign, but he does take part in the fighting that leads up to and invasion of the north in 1863. he takes part in the fighting at all the in which pleasant tea's order to break through the pleasanton'sn -- order to go through the calvary screen and find out what he is up to. combatgage in this close which typifies most of the calvary on calvary fighting in the civil war. again, when they are mounted they are able to close quickly, they engage in close range contact, and this brings up something else about custer. he is himself a fighter and very talented one. at a time when of course long-range must -- long-range rivals, muskets, we are not seeing one style of warfare yet b

you are my favorite jimmy over jimmy fallon and jimmy carter and my second favorite butler after alfredas not butler's personal phone. it was just another phone that butler happened to have.(darya) the los angeles lakers introduced rookies thomas bryant, kyle kuzma and josh hart on thursday. after the team tweeted out photos of all of them and their jerseys, some lakers fans called out bryant. fans don't like seeing the last name "bryant" on the back of a jersey that doesn't belong to kobe bryant. ( darya ) and take a look at this. the celtics have a look another bird on their team also. wonder if fans will want larry birds name retired too.( darya ) jeremy lin has changed his hair a lot over the past few years... and now it looks like this. he says it's "like an asian professor snape or asian snoop dogg or something. can't put my finger on it exactly."(darya) crazy videos of marshawn lynch at raiders practices have already been shared since the seahawks traded him to oakland. here's another one of lynch working off the field. speed trainer luis badillo jr. shared this on wednesday. it'

pope francis appointing monsignor alfred schiller as the fifth bishop of allentown.he 55-year-old is currently diocesan administrator and the first local priest to lead the diocese. schiller wants to focus on bringing younger people into the church and helping those hurt by abusive priests. >>> the roads around philadelphia are not for the faint of heart, right? and now a new survey proves what we already know. we're kind of rude to our fellow drivers. >> i found this out i guess the hard way. >> right. >> the fact is the entire state of pennsylvania got a failing grade in the survey. >> admit it. you've done it you've cut someone off on the road. maybe you stole that prime parking spot at the mall. >> why are pennsylvania drivers so rude? >> i don't have to answer that question. >> if you didn't know already, drivers around here are, well, pretty rude. >> cutting people off. gestures that go on with it. >> what makes rude driver. >> cutting people off and not using your signals. >> a survey done by the no non-profit cars for kids foundation asked drivers about their

pope francis appointing monday senior alfred slurt as the bishop of allentown, currently administratorlocal priest to lead the dioces. he said he want to focus on bringing younger people in the church and helping those hurt by abusive priests. >> 4:21, something pretty cool. there is real need 17th century cabin up for sale in gloucester county. but before you write that check, it is going to set you back close it $3 million. but it comes also with a catch. it is a really historic log cabin, i think the most historic in the whole darn country. it is tuck away south of philadelphia across the delaware in gibbstown, new jersey, and inside there are the neatest artifact dating back at least 150 years before the colonies rose up against great britain. so it has 1.3 acres, owned by harry and doris hink. it was bought 150 years ago. >> i'm 88 years old. and, why, we wanted to come to somebody that will take care of it, just lick we took care of it. >> he's not physically able to do a lot of thing that he used to be able to do. >> pretty neat. so, it can be yours. the asking price: $2.9 milli

here with dc fire and ems lieutenant alfred wright is joining me.. >> so thank you for coming out here and joining us on this beautiful friday morning but we are hear to talk about an important topic that is safeties were get into the summer months. as part of dc fear and ems, what sort of message do you want to get out to citizens before they take to the water this summer? >> with all the traffic we have, we want to encourage people to come out enjoy it. but be mindful of all civilian populous we have around went don't want people to have too much fun, but have some fun out here enjoy themselves in the nice waterways. >> this is very populated eye area right along the georgetown waterfront. what are things that people need to keep in mind when they are boating around so many pedestrians? >> remembering that they must always control their speeds to be mindful of all of the people we have down here. d.c. is a busy place. we do know now and one of our many issues is we have a lot of people who come out here that don't understand that there are rules o

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kayla hicks brother specialist zachary alfred hicks flew in from germany to surprise his little sistery. walked on to the stage when she& was about to receive her diplo diploma. making already wonderful day even better. >> i coordinate width my mom at first and then she coordinated with the school. just felt amazing. honestly, it was heart warming. >> her face sure says it all definitely heart warming in addition to kale lee 107 other students from camden academy charter high school graduated to night. congratulations to them all. >> skyfox in ortley beach in toms river one of the new jersey's beaches hit hardest by super storm sandy and getting the hip it needs. officials began dumping sand as part of 14-mile beach and dune project. total repairs cost about $128 million much the beach will close 1,000 feet at a time. >>> speaking of beaches, let's check out delaware rehoboth. tomorrow won't be a day to hit beach either. kathy orr has the forecast coming up in 15 seconds. >> cool humid night across the region. temperatures falling back into the 66 and temperatures today only made make

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. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation.porting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> carnegie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and security. at carnegie.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: after months of legal and political wrangling, president trump's executive order banning entry into the u.s. from six muslim-majority countries goes into effect tonight. earlier this week, the supreme court gave a partial green light to get started, ordering those with bona fide family or business ties to the u.s. be granted entry. today, the trump administration laid out which connections count. to discuss these guidelines is yeganeh torbati. she covers the state department for

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at rook wood park, love ice cream, portion of the proceeds of the two day event benefitted the alfred. dupont hospital for children. >> nice. a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> well later this morning, ceremony will honor veterans from the korean war from our area. >> the war began 67 years ago, yesterday. this is video from last year's ceremony. the korean war claimed the lives of 5 million soldiers and civilians between june 1950 and july 1953, her to than 600 were from the philadelphia area. today's tribute begins at 11:00 at the korean war memorial on pens landing. >> thank you for your service. >> indeed. >> well, pictures of camping with families suddenly someone complains they've been stunning by a bee, doctor rob danoff is here, will tell us the most common things people will do next that could make things even worse of the plus, he'll have other ways to stay safe outdoors. >> plus, chaos in a california mall. when a bunch of fight break out. what officers had to do next to try to get these brawls under ♪ having a baby. caring for your parents.