but april has already been a long month for the airlines.ek, delta canceled more than 4,000 flights due to storms and computer problems, stranding tens of thousands of fliers and costing the airlines an estimated $125 million. and the violent removal of dr. david dao from a united flight at chicago o'hare on sunday touched off a worldwide firestorm of criminal for the airline and renewed focus on how fliers are treated in skies that don't always feel so friendly. passenger tallie cuzzort: >> it opened my eyes up to some of the things that airlines can do that woo we weren't aware of. >> reporter: to counter the bad press three of the major carriers scrambled to change its policy. gate agents can offer up to $2,000 and supervisors can dish out nearly 10 grand. american airlines is now promising it will never bump a passenger once they're seated. and united, who said sunday's controversial removal was actually to clear a seat for an airline employee, issued a new real requiring crew members to be booked at least 60 minutes prior to the flight

that's not april fools.d of hanging across the area, but the good news is, the rainfall from yesterday, that is moving out. weather by the numbers on a scale of one to ten, today, we'll give it about a six, once again, improving as far as the rain moving out but we still have the clouds really for much of the day. it's little chilly to start on this saturday morning as well. 40 degrees right now. due points in the mid 30's and winds out of the north about 13 miles per hour, jacket and swea stepping outdoors. winds right now out of the north and west. anywhere from ten to 15 miles per hour making it feel colder. take a look at this nasty storm system from yesterday. pulling away, most of the energy and the rainfall but well to the north, northern parts of new england, they will be digging out from six to 12 inches of snow, a little bit of snow for parts of the poconos mountains but look at ultimate doppler mainly dry and quiet for your saturday morning. we'll zoom in north and west around mount pocono looking

29. >> reporter: april 29, the images start coming up on the news.d you see first that day? >> well, i was working that day. we had a huge crowd begin to assemble, in front of parker center. a number of arrests were made. by the time i got home, my wife said, "what are you doing here? look. look on reginald denny being pulled out of the truck. i get back in my car and start heading toward the city, and the city was glowing, glowing from the fires. as i'm seeing my city burn, i feel very responsible because of, you know, what all the angst is about, the los angeles police department. >> reporter: several days of rioting left $1 billion in damage and more than 50 people dead. we're on the 25th anniversary of the riots. >> yeah. >> reporter: the last significant anniversary was five years ago. >> yeah. >> reporter: and within those five years, look at what's happened across the country in ferguson. there's images of the national guard going in. just this week in sacramento, there was an incident where there was allegedly excessive force used by police.

>> next budget hearing date for next week is april 20th. >> april 20th -- >> sorry april 20th. >> april 20th 2017 is the next budget committee. may i have a motion to continue. >> i'll make a motion to continue item 2. >> deputy city attorney. >> i apologize for interrupting. deputy city attorney andrew shen. to deal with the notice issues, at a minimum the committee should -- modify it to the 1500 mission street address. >> supervisor tang do you have any other comments? >> i'll make the motion to adopt the 1500 mission street address. >> supervisor you were speaking to that. >> i'll go ahead and make a motion to continue. >> so we have a notion amend which we'll take without objection and we have a motion to continue next week to april 20th and we'll take that also without objection. >> i apologize. just to clarify, i think at the clerk as office request they'd like to see an amendment to reference the address and section two as well. so instead of potential office building development, it would say 1500 mission street development. >> through the chair, i'll rescind my motion for the

we will see april showers on and off this week. lets get into it. good news for next 24 to 36 hours we are sitting pretty. storm scan three looks good we had a front coming through, very slow to clear, finally has done so, beautiful evening out there, especially from the city north and west where skies have cleared. you can see position of the front mainly off shore, right now as we zoom in locally a few sprinkles over kent county , delaware. things are still out there just a couple light sprinkles. more cloud in the south jersey and delair but sunshine to the north and west this evening. here's broad headville where it is nothing but blue skies, 66 degrees, beautiful evening there in the poconos, pretty nice in the city as well. temperatures were above average even with the rain and cloud this morning we still hit 71 for daytime high, 6 degrees above average, that record 95 from 2002, by the way we fell 3 degrees shy yesterday, we hit 87 the record was 90. we have a very warm easter but in the a record breaking easter sunday. temperatures right now

>> next budget hearing date for next week is april 20th. >> april 20th -- >> sorry april 20th. >> april 20th 2017 is the next budget committee. may i have a motion to continue. >> i'll make a motion to continue item 2. >> deputy city attorney. >> i apologize for interrupting. deputy city attorney andrew shen. to deal with the notice issues, at a minimum the committee should -- modify it to the 1500 mission street address. >> supervisor tang do you have any other comments? >> i'll make the motion to adopt the 1500 mission street address. >> supervisor you were speaking to that. >> i'll go ahead and make a motion to continue. >> so we have a notion amend which we'll take without objection and we have a motion to continue next week to april 20th and we'll take that also without objection. >> i apologize. just to clarify, i think at the clerk as office request they'd like to see an amendment to reference the address and section two as well. so instead of potential office building development, it would say 1500 mission street development. >> through the chair, i'll rescind my motion for the

of course it marks april fools' day.marched from the transamerica pyramid to washington square part. organizers say the goal is simple and the title tells you everything you need to know. they are celebrating stupidity. so they wear something silly and bring reminders of their own stupidity from the past year, like losing lotto tickets. a few hundred people took part in that. we'll be right back with a look at sports. live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> the goal of spring training isn't to finish with the best record. it is a to get into a rhythm, find a stride, whatever is needed to start the regular season the right way. but sometimes a spring record says a lot about what's going well and not so well. the cole see yum playing host to the im third and final game of the exhibition version the bay grij series. the a's struck first.

april 18, 1906. we remember those who suffered great losses that they but we also get to celebrate and that's one of the things that san francisco is very proud of its strength, its fortitude and its resilience to literally pick the city up and rise from the ashes after the earthquake and fires of 1906. i would like to acknowledge all you here today to carry on that history and that tradition.. i particularly would like to say thank you to mayor ed for making sure that all of and that her parents work together to be the strongest most resilient city we can. i like to say particular thanks to all the numbers of the san francisco fire department. those that came before me, those that are here today those that are retired.thank you to angie mann, truck one and rescue wanted the men and women in the neighborhood here for all the work they do every day. very much appreciate it. thank you. [applause] i see some members that will hopefully soon be joining the san francisco firearm and also fire reserves and

good day, it is april 3rd, 2017.e's sue at 6:31. >> you know who else wants to welcome you back. >> who. >> bus stop buddy. >> i missed him. >> he brought you chocolate muse because it is national chocolate muse day and it will not get wet because it will not rain. wear a light jacket. phillies jacket is a good idea or phillies cap because it is opening day of the season. hopefully they will get game in cincinnati, 45 degrees, with sunrise time, official, in just a few minutes at 6:41. checking other temperatures, very cold in mount pocono, below freezing there at 47 in wildwood. forty in lancaster. forty-five here in philadelphia it depend where it was cloudy overnight, in rain just yet but here's some heading our way, a lot of storms down in mississippi, alabama and that storm plus some to the west is coming our way and there is a chance of rain in senate toy day. sixty-three was yesterday's high temperature. today maybe not as much sunshine but it will be milder with a high of 67. we will talk about april showers,

the april fools' day storm. snow across parts of the northeast causing dangerous driving on the roads. rob marciano right out there in the thick of it. >> even the interstates are slick. >> he's bringing you the full forecast this morning. >>> buzzer beater, mississippi state's stunning win in the women's final four. >> she got it. she got it. >> the uconn huskies' historic 111-game winning streak shattered. the bulldogs now heading to the championships getting a locker room visit from robin. >> thank you for elevating women's basketball. >> msu's coach joins us this morning only on "gma." ♪ and i'm hanging on the moment with you i'm on the edge with you ♪ >>> hey, good morning. paula is off this morning. very happy, though, to have ace white house correspondent cecilia vega here on the desk. >> hey, thanks. >> good morning. >> happy april fools' day. >> thank you. this is no joke. >> no joke. >>> let's take another look at that buzzer beater overnight, again, this is no joke. a lot of people might think so. aft

a few april showers. april 1st, moving right along. we have a steady rain moving out of here, we have great news, but this morning we are still dreary, it will stay that way through the morning hours. we are 40 in the airport in philly. north wind at 13. we have a chill in the air. it does feel like the lower 30 's. is there left over showers, as the storm system exits the east cig still over berks county, reading and poconos seeing wet weather. freezing drizzle until mount pocono, maybe milk with a few wet snowflakes, cold air in place, stays in effect for monroe county until 8:00 o'clock this morning. just a head up there heading northward through the mountains through mid-morning. it is 31 right now in mount pocono. thirty-seven in allentown. we are in the lower 40's south jersey and delaware. so there is no threat of any icing, anywhere else, but today, still cloud around, few early showers, light drizzle possible and then some gradual clearing this afternoon but still temperatures staying cooler then average, and a little bit bree

coming out april 10.set it up and notify let's say that you are illegal. involved in an ice raid and you are being carted away. you hematocrit the but the upon on the app. notify your attorney all your are -- set up on the app. so pete: insidious raids happening everywhere and now we need an app. for it. abby: thank you, kurt. i think you are going to like pull something out of your sleeve any moment. i don't trust anyone this morning. >> not this morning. i'm not the guy this morning. we will post a light the stuff on facebook in a little bit, too. abby: thank you, kurt. pete: i' m worried, too about you right now. a new twist on kiss cam. the woman gets on one knee to pop the big question. abby: i love. this plus, are there any april fools pranks inel store for geraldo rivera? i hope. so and what is he doing on a lawn mower? you will find out next. clayton: that's a great question ♪ don't get busted singing christmas carols ♪ that's us ♪ that's right ♪ got to love this american ride ♪ both ends burning

we've made it to april which in a typical year -- we go from the wettest time of year, april's usually the hinge month as we go into a dryer pattern approaching the start of summer. however, downtown san jose averages about an inch of rain per year. coincidently, there's some changes through the second half of next week. right now we're seeing clouds and the rain staying off to the north. it will stay that way through the weekend. tomorrow we think a repeat performance, 40s and 50s for the morning, a little bit of coastal low clouds, a bit of patchy fog possible for our morning. high temperatures tomorrow, another warm day, irp 70s, 80s toward san jose. in the valley, highs in the upper 70s to lae 80s. pens lals temperatures in it is 70s again. late-day sea breeze will pick up. still some upper 70s and close to 80 into santa rosa. tomorrow we'll see a taste of the offshore breezes, a sign of high pressure. as we get into sunday night and monday you can see the areas in orange and red off to the north and north bay. the wind speeds will be up late tomorrow until monday. increasing wind

thank you, april. cecilia. >> i'm pregnant. >> jessica. >>

>> good afternoon, everyone and welcome to the sfrnz of tuesday, april 11, 2017, madam clerk please call the roll. >> thank you supervisor president london breed supervisor cohen supervisor farrell supervisor fewer supervisor kim no present supervisor peskin supervisor ronen supervisor safai supervisor sheehy not present supervisor tang supervisor yee madam chair we have quorum thank you, ladies and gentlemen, please join me in the pledge of allegiance. and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you madam clerk any communication. >> none to reporter madam president. >> any changes to the approval of the minutes for february 28, 2017. >> seeing none, a motion to approve those minutes by none oman move forward by supervisor kim colleagues, can we take that without objection? without objection those approval of the minutes will be passed after public comment. our special order 2:00 p.m. - no questions the mayor may begin to address the board up to 5 minutes. >> welcome mayor ed lee pr to the board chamber you have t

toss to veronica - foggy start - 80s today & tomorrow - hot start to the last weekend of april - will you be on the warm or cool side of the front sunday? cloudy, warm, and breezy. highs: 83-86 winds: s 5-15 g 25 mph tonight: thunderstorms 9pm to 1am then partly cloudy. lows: 60-66 winds: sw 5 mph friday: partly cloudy. warm. highs: 80-86 winds: nw to s 5 mph breaking overnight--- a overnight--- a delaware state trooper gunned down in a wawa parking lot... now the suspect involved is barricadded in a house and firing at police. sam sweene h latest from the live desk. this suspect has been barricaded in this middlletown delaware house since early yesterday. overnighht police blew off the front door, but werent able to go in. here's what we know. around noon yesterday a 32 year old delaware state trooper approched a suspicious car in a bear delaware wawa parking lot. 2 people were inside. one exited the car and shot the trooper multiple times then took off. the trooper died shortly later. police moved in and took one suspect into custody, but the man got away. he made it 15 miles. polic

simple word serious as day turns >> good afternoon, everyone and welcome to the sfrnz of tuesday, april 11, 2017, madam clerk please call the roll. >> thank you supervisor president london breed supervisor cohen supervisor farrell supervisor fewer supervisor kim no present supervisor peskin supervisor ronen supervisor safai supervisor sheehy not present supervisor tang supervisor yee madam chair we have quorum thank you, ladies and gentlemen, please join me in the pledge of allegiance. and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you madam clerk any communication. >> none to reporter madam president. >> any changes to the approval of the minutes for february 28, 2017. >> seeing none, a motion to approve those minutes by none oman move forward by supervisor kim colleagues, can we take that without objection? without objection those approval of the minutes will be passed after public comment. our special order 2:00 p.m. - no questions the mayor may begin to address the board up to 5 minutes. >> welcome mayor ed lee

highs: 80-86 winds: nw to s 5 mph- foggy start - 80s today weekend of april - will you be on the warm or cool side of the front sunday? today: am fog. partly cloudy, warm, and breezy. highs: 83-86 winds: s 5-15 g 25 mph tonight: thunderstorms 9pm to 1am then partly cloudy. lows: 60-66 winds: sw 5 mph friday: partly cloudy. warm. highs: 80-86 winds: nw to s 5 mph- foggy start - 80s today & tomorrow - hot start to the last weekend of april - will you be on the warm or cool side of the front sunday? today: am fog. partly cloudy, warm, and breezy. highs: 83-86 winds: s 5-15 g 25 mph tonight: thunderstorms 9pm to 1am then partly cloudy. lows: 60-66 winds: sw 5 mph friday: partly cloudy. warm. highs: 80-86 winds: nw to s 5 mph canceled-- again. a controversial speaker will not be taking te u-c berkley. coming up-- why the school may end up paying a steep price for the snub. plus, workers nearly buried under a landslide, as terrified drivers look on. coming up-- we'll tell you how one decision, saved their lives. creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources like solar, wind

it is sunday, april 16th, it is easter sunday. of you. it will be beautiful out there have not >> good morning to both of you >> love the pink. >> thank you. getting in the spirit of it. long sleeves might be a bit much, because it is very warm. records still pretty far away. i don't know why that was in there, we are going to be hitting a record. the record, 92. that's tough. as we take a live look on sunday, april 16th, it almost looks hazy out there. that summer type humidity is creeping back in and temperatures will warm well into the 80's. as advertised a very welcome easter sunday, it's already very mild and feels kind of muggy out there. you'll notice that. 69 in the quantico, 68 me leonardtown, 64 in cambridge maryland. we had a few thunderstorms that came through around 9:00, 10:00 last night north of washington. maybe you heard the rumbles of crossed your area. we have a few clouds out there this morning, there are showers waiting in the wings and we could see thunderstorm later the tonight. tonight, very warm easter sunday, so

good morning, it's monday 3rd of april.iations. we're live on the rock later. the price of doing nothing. how our physical inactivity is said to be costing the nhs £1.2 billion a year. the apprenticeship levy comes into force this week designed

it opens in select theaters april 7th and everywhere april 21st. how are you doing? >> how are you? how are you? >> jimmy: i'm doing well, thank you. >> good, good, good. >> jimmy: are you a guy that -- on april fools' day i thought i should do something. and i thought i'm not going to do anything. do you do anything? >> no, i got away clean with april fools' day. i never can think of anything too elaborate to do to people, and i don't necessarily care to be fooled myself. >> jimmy: do people try to do things to you? . >> i've been fooled before. >> jimmy: yeah? >> my parents got me good once. >> jimmy: that's fun when parents do things. >> you tell this story. the more you tell it the more you go this is really messed up. when i was 10, and i'm one of four, and my parents sat us down at dinner and told us we were all going to move to london. my father got transferred and we're all going to move. we started bawling. crying at dinner. and they kept it going. the whole dinner. probably for at least an hour. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: like d

it is monday april 3. let's head outside and look live at 880 in oakland and the beautiful bay bridge on this monday morning. >> it feels like a monday. >> everywhere i went people were saying is this april fool's. the boating season opens up this saturday. with it is rain. we have been watching this system since last week. you hate to give it hype but it looks like a major player. we could see up to four inches of rain. it is a major player. >> enjoy the sun for now. >> another day with temperatures unseasonably mild by ten to 12 degrees. good morning everybody. allergies have the best of me. let's look at the current conditions out the door. 40s and 50s is the bad side of the dry air mass. it is seasonal allergy time. 52 san francisco. we had clouds to the north of us that will begin to move through the bay area tomorrow. until then full sunshine from the beaches to our inland areas. mid 60s at moss beach. rock away beach through ocean beach 60 and low 70s. it is common across that rim of the bay. 70s in

it opens in select theaters april 7th and everywhere april 21st.lcome chris evans. [ cheers and applause ] how are you doing? >> how are you? how are you? >> jimmy: i'm doing well, thank you. >> good, good, good. >> jimmy: are you a guy that -- on april fools' day i thought i should do something. and i thought i'm not going to do anything. do you do anything? >> no, i got away clean with april fools' day. i never can think of anything too elaborate to do to people, and i don't necessarily care to be fooled myself. >> jimmy: do people try to do things to you? >> i've been fooled before. >> jimmy: you have? >> my parents got me good once. >> jimmy: that's fun when parents do things. >> you tell the story so many times you think it's funny. the more you tell it the more you go this is really messed up. when i was 10, and i'm one of four, and my parents sat us down at dinner and told us we were all going to move to london. my father got transferred and we're all going to move. we started bawling. crying at dinner. and they kept it going. the whole dinn

april has been expecting for 16 months. the new calf expected to weigh 160 pounds and stand at 6 feet tall. our website right now streaming the birth of april's baby if you want to catch it right now go to our website at 6abc.com. >> she likes you, gray. >> mother nature is going to be giving us kisses. >> sun kisses. >> reporter: warm temperatures, get ready for this, it will be the warmest eve seen so far here, the warmest in philadelphia is 82. i think we'll go far and beyond that as we head into sunday. there's a shot of the commodore barry bridge, lots of clouds and mild temperatures this morning. 52 degrees in philadelphia, a dewpoint of 42. pressure reading holding steady 38.38 inches. the wind in the city are calm. some areas seeing the slightest breeze out of the southeast at 5 to 10 miles per hour. low to mid 50s across the region. dover, 58 degrees, millville, 56. philadelphia, 52. cape may, 54. the mild air is starting to build to the west. we have a warm front that is kind of like this across central portions o

5:00 a.m., monday, april 10. matt o'donnell is off, jeanette reyes is joining us, here's what's happening. >> we're following two breaking news stories this morning, a driver is under arrest after police say he hit two pedestrians in north philadelphia. >> an suv damages several parked cars before crushing at an intersection in trenton. >> and a live look here near the benjamin franklin parkway where restrictions are in place as the city gets ready to host the nfl draft. >> it's going to be fun, but it's going to be a handful, karen rogers we'll have more on the restrictions be first up, let's talk about david murphy and the temperatures. >> reporter: good morning, we have a decent start a little bit of cloud cover around the region, a little more off to the west, but we'll maintain mostly sunny skies. we're starting off cool, after all it is april, we're down to 48 degrees in philadelphia. 42 in millville. in allentown, 40 on the nose. at least there's not much wind. what is coming in is coming up from the south

it is monday april 3.let's head outside and look live at 880 in oakland and the beautiful bay bridge on this monday morning. >> it feels like a monday. >> everywhere i went people were saying is this april fool's. the boating season opens up this saturday. with it is rain. we have been watching this system since last week. you hate to give it hype but it looks like a major player. we could see up to four inches of rain. it is a major player. >> enjoy the sun for now. >> another day with temperatures unseasonably mild

>> good evening we'll call tonight's board of education meeting to order tuesday, april 4, 2017, roll call. please ms. casco. >> thank you mr. cook mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. sanchez mr. walton ms. eng and ms. zaragoza thank you thank you. ms. casco will everyone please please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> section a accessibility information for the public as has been announced excuse me - munoz are reminded if they wish to address the board of education an individual can complete a speaker card prior to the item and present it to say the executive assistant speaker cards will not be accepted for an item already before the board section b we're going to hear if superintendant lee thank you thank you president walton and once again sort of like renovate my comments will be on the longer side please bear with me and thank you for being here. from the bottom of my heart let me be the first to congratulate doctor matthew's as the next superintendent of sfusd applause please >> (clapping.) >> and sorry if i'm stealing anyone else's thunder president

. >>> today is sunday, april 16th, happy easter everyone i'm jan carabao. feeling like summer to day for all of your outside activities so lets get over to meteorologist justin drabick with the eyewitness weather forecast. good sunday morning. >> good morning. >> just a great day to celebrate this holiday. >> you can feel the difference little muggy, so you will maybe be a little uncomfortable. not used to it. one day event we are talking about highs in the 80's. good timing on easter sunday. tonight maybe some rain chances and thunderstorm but most of the day should stay dry. we have church services, easter egg hunts this morning it looks gooding across the dell wear valley. we are waking up to cloud and fog but those should thin out and we will see decent amount of sunshine. lets look live at center city. setting up for a nice sunrise in 20 minutes or so. up to 61 degrees. big difference from the upper 40's from yesterday. look at that dew point, that tells us humidity in the air. it is middle of the summer dew point of 58 would be awesome. april, it is a

did you know, wawa's first store opened in april of 1964? >> it was this date in 64. and that was in delaware county, as i remember. right? sue? the first store no longer available. well, i was -- >> i stopped this morning. >> yes? >> great surprise. >> free. >> it is a free coffee day, off to good start. >> wawa looking good for its advanced age. we have number to tell but today. and here it is. we're going going double digits. even though cooler than the last time we were a ten, it will be seasonable today. feeling like spring for national scrabble day. yes, bus stop buddy celebrating with his tiles, i guess they're all blood together. four's, 50's out there walking out the door, little cooler than yesterday. temperature right now 49 degrees in philadelphia. 10-mile per hour breezes, but we are getting close to sunrise time at 6:26 this morning. other temperatures, 45, up in allentown, 46 in lancaster, 50 in millville. and to the north of us, we have 44 degrees in bethlehem, 49 in chester. so, no precipitation, let's get right to the forecast, going to be beautiful

the event is april 21st.here's all kinds of different questions from can you do the cha-cha slide -- >> hey! >> opinions on the oxford comma. that's essential. >> but to tell us more about this we have dan, i'm sorry d.j. dk, via skype "right this minute." welcome to the show. >> hello. >> so what is your event on the 21st of april. >> a formal dance every spring. music, dancing, good times. >> how many applications have you received so far? >> as of 7:00, we had 67. >> whoa. we have our work cut out for us, charity. >> is this open to guys and girls? because your bottle flipping skills are awesome. >> anyone is welcome to apply. >> what happens if you need a tie breaker? >> i would consider taking both but in the interest of good taste, we could do some sort of tie breaker. >> oh, that's cold. >> or interesting. >> i love she said you'd make a donation to charity. why did you include that in there? >> i like to include the ability to do good and something that could reach a lot of people. >> what are you loo

testing is due to start in april. eventually, the robot will even be able to assess the driver's physical condition. health-related data will be projected onto the windshield, including blood pressure and stress levels. >> translator: yes, let's do that. >> reporter: while driving, a display will give information on suggested routes. >> translator: this robot will watch over drivers and keep them alert and safe. we are speeding up our efforts to develop this technology so that elderly people can continue driving for as long as they want. >> reporter: aoki hopes his dashboard robot can go into production soon. >>> let's take a look at the weather forecast for the weekend. >>> that's all we have for now on nhk "newsline." i'm ross mihara in tokyo. thank you for watching, and have a good day. xÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑy ♪host: this week, "global 3000" is dedicated to women.we head to south africa's hippest hubs to meet young,female tech-whizzes. in india, we pay a visit to thekhasi, where women run the show. and in saudi arabi

april so popular now there's a line of april the giraffe merchandise available online.at percent able she gets of it. i would guess her agent didn't get a -- snow, probably not. >> you think the same thing. >> yeah, i think so too. that's it for abc 7:00 news at 5:00 and of course as i told you we're still monitoring the swigs i situation over at berkeley where those protests took place. our reporters are on the job there. thanks for inviteding us into your homes. we'll see you back here at 6:00. >>> tonight, show of force. breaking news north korea failing at its latest attempted missile launch following their major military parade showing off possible new weapons. as tensions rise our martha raddatz in the region tonight. breaking news. pro trump and anti-trump forces clashing in the streets. this as thousands of others march across the country including near mar-a-lago demanding to see the president's tax returns. breaking overseas the powerful blast killing scores of people including children in syria. the families trying to evacuate the region as a huge car bomb ex

pershing to president woodrow wilson april 10, 1917. dear mr.ill be an inspiration to humanity everywhere. but especially to the citizens of the republic. it arouses in the breast of every soldier feelings of the deepest admiration for their leader. i am exalt and my life has been spent in soldier in camp and in field that i may more worthily and more intelligently serve my country. and you, the great respect your obedient servant, john j. pershing, major general u.s. army. >> and from the diary of my great grandfather alvin c. york serialized in liberty magazine in 1927. >> i had no time to bother much about a lot of foreigners quarreling and killing each other over in europe. i just wanted to be left alone to live in peace and love. i wasn't planning my life any other way. i figured that if some people in the wolf river valley were quarreling, it wasn't any of my business to go and interfere. and europe was much further away. i never dreamed we'd go over there to fight. so, i didn't pay much attention to it. i didn't let it bother me until i r

doed she accepted the award and joined our district in april of 2015 so coming up on her second year anniversary and was charged with expanding the digital district plan to provide every student and school with assets to 21st century learning environment want to acknowledge some of the accomplishments with us within 5 most under her direction nearly 10 thousand employees and 57 thousand students shifted to a platform we also successfully completed the laptop educators program that provided 46 hundred educators with a laptop that's an accomplishment they oversee the migration to google apps and focused on managing the diversity of digital learning tools that schools use for students announce with the team and the department of the environment is building a digital backpack for extremely for tools and online resources and finally chief doed oversee the digital and the verizon foundation to create 27 anytime anywhere at the 3 of the middle schools through the initiative learning schools with closing the gap that partnership established a program for can i see one by one home didn't see

that's typical for early april.today, it will be noticeably warmer, once this high pressure system moves off shore, nice surge every southerly wind, that pumps the warmth up, all the way into new england, so we will make a run at lower 80s, especially tuesday afternoon, typical for early june, not early april. and record highs on tuesday, 84 degrees for philadelphia. so, we are going to get close. maybe we tie it, it is possible, have to see if everything works out as far as the sunshine goes, but just to watch out for clouds rolling in with the front. today, though, comfortable, well to the 60s, again, some spots hit 70. tonight not as coal, low 50's around the city. some suburbs will dip down into the 40's, early monday morning, but a rapid rye bound, monday afternoon, look at the high temperatures surging back up into the mid upper 70s 75 lehigh valley monday afternoon, possible summer warm spots tomorrow, maybe some of the backyard thermometers, bank thermometers may touch 80 monday afternoon. here is the reason

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. >>> a terrific tuesday out there, it feels like it is april going on june. we have team three coverage, we will check with meteorologist lauren casey in a moment but we will start with "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan live down the shore, well, cleve, it feels like summer. >> reporter: quite a bit like summer. we have a cool breeze off ocean but we saw many day trippers, just thrilled to get out to the beach, and remind us why they love the new jersey shore. >> all we need is sun if we get sun we will get people. >> reporter: thousands had same idea tuesday, beautiful weather, kid off from school let's make it a beach day. >> we love it. we love income ocean city. >> reporter: maria, organized this stroller brigade with her girlfriend from northeast philadelphia. >> it is a little crazy but awesome. >> reporter: thanks to easter break teens and tweens also showed up in mass. >> the beach is my favorite place ever. i definitely love it here more than anything so just to be able to be off from school and coming here it was a nice break. >> reporter: visi

. >> reporter: in fact starting april 19th inner lanes of the parkway will close, and by april 25th,ll lanes of the parkway will be restricted. twenty-first through 24th streets in this area will be shut down, eakins oval will be off limits as well as martin luther king drive. >> they are blocking off road, setting up bleachers, if we necessity bit ahead of time we will be like let's take fairmount avenue. >> thinks your warning. >> new we know. >> reporter: in the coming weeks pedestrians will have a harder time getting around too but many we spoke with say it is small price to pay, philly, once again gearing up for the national spotlight. >> it is progress, right. a little bit of inconvenience for the big event that i'm sure will draw a nice crowd and plenty of publicity for the city. >> the draft comes april 27th through 29th so do expect travel on the ben franklin reporting live from the live outside the art museum, jan carabao, rahel and jim, back to you. >>> head to cbs philly.com for latest news on the draft in addition up to dates own road closures, you'll find talk who the e

>> good morning it is mud, april 10. matt is off, jeanette reyes got the yellow memo and she is joining us. >> i did, we'll wake you up today. breaking overnight, police are tracking down a hit-and-run driver who fled the scene. >> sky6 live hd we're starting our workweek with summer-like temperatures that's never bad. >> let's find out about that from david murphy and karen rogers has the help with the roads. >> reporter: if you like a summer preview in your forecast you're going to get it. we had clouds spill through in the overnight hours, there's more off to the west. overall we're looking at mostly sunny skies, starting out cool, doesn't make sense, we had clear skies overnight and the winds were not that strong, you can still cool down in april. 48 degrees cool enough in spots to put on a light jacket. you will not need it all that long. we have winds that are lied, as we go into the afternoon, temperatures will zoom. noon, 70. 3:00 p.m., 79 we're expecting a high of 8 is today and that will clock in at 4:00 p.m. b

it is tuesday, april 18th, 2017. >>> a nationwide manhunt intensifies for a man who killed a stranger own posted the video on fabricate. >>> fraternity brother reveals what the killer told him the day of the shooting. >> vice president pence promises japan that the u.s. will keep north korea in line. the north koreans will keep testing missiles every week if necessary. >> oprah comes to studio 57. starring in a new body whose body transformed modern medicine. >>>

it is not unusual to have snow in april. we had it in april last year.d march was it will be a shock to the system. we have seen a general downward trend in temperature. last week that temperatures were soaring to their mid—20s. by day temperatures have started to sink southwards, cambridge being an example. at this time of year, given the sun is increasing in strength, you would normally expect the temperature to be rising through april. it will fall even further the last week in april and even into the start of may. this weekend is not too cold. there will be sunny spells and a touch of ground frost by night. the ground frost comes behind this week weather front. a bit ground frost comes behind this week weatherfront. a bit chilly ground frost comes behind this week weather front. a bit chilly in the north but plenty of sunshine and wintry showers across scotland. elsewhere a lot of cloud. there will be good spells of sunshine. we'll still see temperatures into the mid—teens in the sunshine. to the north of the weather front is colder air. the keep the

april has been pregnant for about 16 months.time now 8:12. today people in boston are marking the fourth anniversary of the deadly boston marathon attacks. quiet remembrances have been planned today to remember the victims. three spectators were killed and more than 260 others wounded when two bombs planted near the finish line exploded on april 15, 2013 spraying shrapnel into the crowds. >>> police in new york believe the gang ms-13 may have been responsible for the murder of four young men. their bodies were found mutilated in a park with one body said to be so disfigured that they could only be identified via the victim's tattoo. police announce as $25,000 reward for any tips that that lead to an arrest in this case. the investigation is ongoing at this time. >>> and a not guilty of double murder, that was the verdict a jury in massachusetts handed down yesterday in the case of former new england patriots star player aaron hernandez. he was convicted of unlawful possession of a hernandez's future though. he's already serving

she disappeared april 11th.olice say last time they know where she was, was when she was dropping off a fare in northeast philadelphia, just before 5:00 o'clock in the morning. but police say passenger has nothing to do with her disappearance. the police are also looking for her car which is a 2003 dark green four door subaru legacy right there the police say she has not answered her even if or made any contact with her family since. >>> dirt bike rider accused of hitting a young girl is facing charges. three two-year old douglass was arraigned yesterday. he hit the girl and grandmother on saturday and then carjack the driver at gunpoint. he had been running from police. he had been facing a number of charges including aggravated assault. both of the victims are still in the hospital. >>> well, how about the political protests across the country, one of them turned into a all out brawl in berkley, california. >> anti and pro trump supporters came to blows and punches and bottles crossed barriers there at lee nin

they say april showers bring may flowers.e'll have a ton of flowers in may. >> 9:46 philadelphia animal welfare society of paws is throwing a birthday party celebrating ten years of saving animals in the city and raising money to rescue many more. >> reporter: paws rescues roughly 3,000 animals a year at the cost of $900,000. >> paws is philadelphia's largest rescue partner. >> reporter: this thursday april 6 they are throwing a birthday bash celebrating ten years of saving lives. >> we'll have music and dancing, silent auction, we'll raffle of a pair of round trip american airline tickets. >> if weather permits partygoers can meet adoptable pets. anastasia was found as a stray. jeff is a playful 3 to 5-year-old pup who would do well this an active home. >> he is a smart boy just needs a home with structure. >> reporter: tasty a paw's longest resident. she was slow coming out of her shell. she was and still is extremely overweight. we're working on that. >> reporter: busy bee is a curious and playoffful -- playful kitty. >> r