i'm ben brown live in brussels.to those leaders just one minute to agree they are negotiations stand on brexit. labour leaderjeremy corbyn urges young people to "claim theirfuture" by voting labour in the general election. theresa may is campaigning in scotland for the first time since calling the election. ukip leader paul nuttall is to stand in boston and skegness in lincolnshire. one of the men arrested in a counter terrorism operation in north london had been suspected of attempting to travel to syria to join is. also in the next hour, the heavyweights head for wembley. around 90,000 people will pack into the stadium tonight as anthonyjoshua faces wladimir klitschko in the richest bout in british boxing history. a plane makes an emergency landing in florida after a problem with its landing gear. and at 3.30pm, click investigates a company claiming to offer ‘absolute security‘ and discovers all is not what it seems. good afternoon. 27 european union leaders in brussels have unanimously agreed terms for britain le

my colleague ben brown is in brussels.ty amongst the 27 is the watchword 7 unity amongst the 27 is the watchword? it really is. there have been so many summits in brussels that have dragged on through the night, really contentious and argumentative but not this. the 27 remaining leaders, not including britain, decided in one minute on the guidelines, the negotiating guidelines they will proceed with to negotiate brexit with the uk over the next couple of years. this underlines, as they have said over and over, that they were united about what that strategy should be. you mentioned the french president, he said we must not be punitive to britain but he said he wanted to make it clear that britain will be ina make it clear that britain will be in a worse position after leaving you than it is today inside. let's get this report from damian grammaticas. it's taken just one month since theresa may's letter triggering brexit was received here, and the eu leaders now have their brexit position ready to go. translation: there is d

i'm ben brown live in brussels.t took the eu leaders just one minute to agree on their brexit negotiating strategy. theresa may is campaigning in scotland for the first time since calling the general election. jeremy corbyn defends his style of leadership — saying other leaders give in to powerful vested interests. ukip leader paul nuttall is to stand in boston and skegness in lincolnshire. one of the men arrested in a counter—terrorism operation in north london had been suspected of attempting to travel to syria tojoin is. also in the next hour, the heavyweights head for wembley. around 90,000 people will pack into the stadium tonight as anthonyjoshua faces wladimir klitschko in the richest bout in british boxing history. and at ii.30pm we'll bring you india's millenials, where the bbc speaks to young adults from mumbai, from across the social classes, about their hopes and dreams. good afternoon. welcome to bbc news. the 27 remaining european union countries have unanimously adopted guidelines for negotiating brit

i'm ben brown live in brussels. labour leaderjeremy corbyn urges young people to "claim theirfuture" by voting labour in the general election. theresa may is campaigning in scotland for the first time since calling the election. ukip leader paul nuttall is to stand in boston and skegness in lincolnshire. one of the men arrested in a counter terrorism operation in north london had been suspected of attempting to travel to syria to join is. also in the next hour, the heavyweights head for wembley.

i'm ben brown live in brussels. it took those eu leaders to agree the brexit strategy.calling june's general election. jeremy corbyn defends his style of leadership — saying other leaders give in to powerful vested interests.

ben brown is in brussels.d front from the 27th and a set of challenges for the uk coming from that meeting. they really wanted to show that they are very united indeedin show that they are very united indeed in the negotiating strategy or those couple of years on brexit. there have been plenty of summit in brussels that have been long and arduous and acrimonious and contentious. this was not one of them. it was all overjust over three hours and from the moment the 27 had sat down and minute to agree to that 8—page document that sets out the negotiating guidelines. there was applause at the table when they agreed to that. the chief eu negotiator said we are ready and we are together. the german chancellor afterwards was asked about germany's attitude to britain during these the quotations are like the attitude of the eu and she said there was no conspiracy against the united kingdom. damian grammaticus reports. it's taken just one month since theresa may's letter triggering brexit was received here, and the eu

i'm ben brown. the headlines at 3pm: theresa may accusesjeremy corbyn of not being up to the job of prime minister. but he has hit back saying the tories only represent the rich. the election on 8thjune is a choice between a conservative... yes, between a conservative... yes, between a conservative government for the few and a labour government that will stand up for all of our people. the choice is clear — every vote for him isa the choice is clear — every vote for him is a vote for a chaotic brexit. every vote for me is a vote to strengthen our hand in negotiating the best deal for britain. labour promises a pay increase for nhs staff — and no tuition fees for student nurses and midwives — if it wins the general election. jeremy corbyn will not take part in an opposition leaders debate. his spokesman says he's willing to go head—to—head with theresa may but mrs may has already ruled that out. the bbc understands that lee charnley, newcastle's managing director is among several men arrested. it fol

i'm ben brown live in brussels. i'll bring you the latest developments here.erjeremy corbyn urges young people to "claim theirfuture" by voting labour in the general election. theresa may is campaigning in scotland for the first time since calling the election. ukip leader paul nuttall is to stand in boston and skegness in lincolnshire. it's emerged that one of the six people arrested in a counter terrorism operation in london on thursday had been suspected of attempting to travel to syria tojoin is. also in the next hour... the heavyweights head for wembley.

earlier my colleague in brussels, ben brown, spoke to markus becker from the german publication, derthat he believes the united front being presented by the eu 27 is genuine. the contents of the guidelines were well known beforehand so this summit has shown they are united so far. we will see how long this unity will hold when the real negotiations begin. do you think it might not hold? you think my big differences between the countries? there are and a lwa ys between the countries? there are and always have but i think that the unity of the eu, especially in the view of what happened in the last few years is so important for those countries that they think will remain unified more or less. many people see germany is the most important country in the european union and directs policies in some sense. what is the sense? we had from angela merkel there is no conspiracy against britain but what is the german pew, what do you think? -- is the german pew, what do you think? —— view. is the german pew, what do you think? -- view. she is right that is no conspiracy. britain asked to leave t

my colleague ben brown is in brussels. thank you very much.s a pretty brief summit here today. really, the remaining 27 countries of the eu are deciding and finalising their negotiating strategy, for the brexit negotiations. donald tusk saying that we cannot sort out the future, we cannot talk about the future trading relationship with the uk until we have sorted out the past. specifically, he said that means the divorce settlement, as it has been called, the financial payment that britain has to pay to the eu before leaving, which could be as much as 60 billion euros, and also mr tusk stressed that there has to be substantial progress on deciding the future of eu nationals living in the uk. we also need solid guarantees for all citizens and their families who will be affected by brexit, on both sides. this must be the number one priority. for the eu and the uk. and the commission has already prepared a precise and detailed list of citizens' rights we want to protect. and finally, we need to remain united as eu citizens. it is only then that w

my colleague ben brown is in brussels. good morning to you. good morning to you.aders started to arrive at this summit, the summit of the 27 remaining eu nations. britain is not here at this summit because it is to stamp and finalised how the eu negotiates the brexit talks with the uk over the next couple of yea rs. the uk over the next couple of years. donald tusk has made it a very clear that they cannot have paralleled talks on a trade relationship and the divorce settlement, which could cost as much as 16 billion euros. the donald tusk has said that, really, the relationship with britain, the past has do be sorted out before the future can be spoken about. he has also said that apart from the financial settlement, there has to be agreement, particularly on the future of eu nationals living in the united kingdom. we also need solid guarantees for all citizens and their families who will be affected by brexit on both sides. this must be the number one priority. for the eu and the uk. and the commission has already prepared a precise and detailed list of citizens

my colleague ben brown is in brussels. thank you very much.he leaders of the 27 remaining eu states are now here for the summit, a very brief summer, just over three and a half hours, just to finalise the eu's negotiating position with britain over brexit. we have heard already from the european council president, donald tusk, who was saying that there could not be parallel talks, which is what britain had wanted, and a future trade agreement and the terms of the divorce settlement. he said britain has to pay its divorce settlement or at least agree, make substantial progress on agreeing what the divorce settlement should be before moving on to discuss the future, as he put it, in terms of a future trade agreement. he said there also has to be sufficient progress on deciding the future and guaranteeing the future of eu nationals who are living in britain. we also need solid guarantees for all citizens and their families who will be affected by brexit, on both sides. this must be the number one priority for the eu and the uk. and the commission

earlier my colleague in brussels, ben brown, spoke to markus becker from the german publication, der said that he believes the united front being presented by the eu 27 is genuine. the contents of the guidelines were well known beforehand and so this whole summit, is an act of self—reassurance and it worked, i think, because the were able to show that they were united so far and i say so far because we'll see how far along this unity will hold when the real negotiations begin. do you think it might not hold? you think there'll be differences between the countries? of course, there are and always have been. but i think that the eu's unity, especially in the view of what happened in the last couple of months and years, it's important for these countries that i think they are going to remain unified, more or less. many people say germany is the most important country in the european union and it directs policy in some senses. we heard from angela merkel as the summit ended, saying, there is no conspiracy against britain, but what do you think is the german view? i think she is right in

i'm ben brown live in brussels.st time since calling the general election. jeremy corbyn defends his style of leadership — saying other leaders give in to powerful vested interests. ukip leader paul nuttall is to stand in boston and skegness in lincolnshire.

in brussels tomorrow, to try to adopt a joint negotiating position on brexit. 0ur correspondent ben brown. it isjust an extended working lunch with the leaders of the 27 countries will sign off this negotiating position on brexit. there has been a lot of preparatory work on about by the eu 27 including foreign ministers and europe ministers who met in luxembourg earlier this week and donald tusk, the council president, making it very clear to the britain cannot have parallel talks on a future trade relationship at the same time as talking about the terms of its divorce settlement from the eu. that includes the divorce bill. the divorce must be taught about first and substantial progress made and then they will talk about trade. he said before discussing ourfuture then they will talk about trade. he said before discussing our future we must first sort out the past. pretty clear from donald tusk. must first sort out the past. pretty clearfrom donald tusk. let must first sort out the past. pretty clear from donald tusk. let us talk to our european correspondent. the eu 27 trying to see all t

i'm ben brown, and in the next hour — president trump's daughter makes herfirst international trip —ng given an official position in her father's administration. ivanka trump takes the stage alongside angela merkel — as an official adviser to the us — but she's forced to defend her father's attitudes towards women. and why regular moderate exercise is the best way to keep your brain sharp, if you're over 50. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. theresa may has said "wales is important for britain" as took her general election campaign to traditional labour heartlands. speaking in bridgend, in south wales, she said a vote for any other party would be a vote for "a weak and failing jeremy corbyn". she also said that welsh votes would strengthen her negotiating position over brexit. it comes after a poll suggested a search for conservatives replace labour as the largest party in wales at the general election. and our chief political correspondent vicki young is in bridgend where a short while ago theresa may made a speech. the very fact she is their campaigning suggests she does beli

our correspondent ben brown joins me now from brussels. good afternoon. good afternoon.isters meeting in luxembourg. —— negotiations. there will be a brief summit tomorrow here. donald task has written to the 27 making it clear that britain cannot go she ate in parallel, the future trade deal and the terms of its divorce. —— cannot negotiate. we must first sort out the past. that is the way the eu sees out the past. that is the way the eu seesit out the past. that is the way the eu sees it and that is their negotiating stance. our correspondent is with me here in brussels. the eu 27 seem united in the way they want to negotiate brexit. they are. it is what we will see today and tomorrow from the leaders when they agree these guidelines. they will be agreed within minutes of the leaders gathering. there is not much they need to discuss on this. what you have to remember is, in the nine months or so, the eu side has been preparing for this. they moved very quickly after the brexit vote. they have been holding summits to look at the issues. all of those have pushed the issu

our correspondent ben brown is in brussels.. a pretty short summit in which they will nail down their negotiation position, they're negotiating guidelines, on brexit over the next couple of years. let's talk now to camino mortera—martinez from the think tank the centre for european reform. thanks for being with us. what do you expect to come out of this summit tomorrow? i think tomorrow we will see more of what we have seen for the last months, which is a very united 27 with a very clear set of priorities, including citizens' rights, the eu budget and a number of other things. a very strong and united europe with a very clear mandate. and what is the thinking? angela merkel, the german chancellor, has said that some people in britain seem to have illusions about the sort of deal they can get, in other words britons might be living in fantasy land. yes, i think that the cleavage between expectations and reality is quite big. the perception that we have in brussels is that some in the government might think they can achieve more

i'm ben brown.ies only represent the rich. the election on 8thjune is a choice between a conservative... yes, between a conservative... yes, between a conservative government for the few and a labour government that will stand up for all of our people. the choice is clear — every vote for him isa the choice is clear — every vote for him is a vote for a chaotic brexit. every vote for me is a vote to strengthen our hand in negotiating the best deal for britain. labour promises a pay increase for nhs staff — and no tuition fees for student nurses and midwives —

ben simmons play? the sixers got right to the point. brett brown simmons at point guard next season. he says ben has always wanted the ball and is a great passer. president brian cholan gergelo ben could be a once in a lifetime player. >> he's a transformational type of player, potentially, at that spot. not dissimilar to what magic brought to the point guards years and years ago. >> it's going to be tough but i definitely want to learn it. >> reporter: the sixers expect joelle to be ready to go. with the nba expanding the season to back-to-back nights, joelle may be able to do that for the first time. >> i don't think just forecasting that back to backs may be an issue, but there may be the occasional time where it might not be a good back to back for him to participate in. >> reporter: the sixers have the worst record in the nba over the last four seasons trying to rebuild. and they believe they are ready to take the next step. brian says brett will be the man to lead them. >> it's incredible what he's gone through to get to this point. i'm excit

in a moment the news at one with ben brown. first, the weather.ut generally cloudy with some showers around will stop for the east of the country, some heavy showers with the trouble of thunder. kabul broken in scotland to allow some sunshine through. into the night, the heavy showers for the east of england will push southwards, fading a little bit. keeping the cloud into the morning, keeping the temperatures up. in the east, there could be a touch of frost in some rural areas, the sickly on the hills. by and large, bright day. one of two isolated showers close to the north sea coast. always a bit more cloud around for the south—west and west of the country. most of you will have a dry day on friday, the winds are lighter and it will start to feel a touch warmer. milder still as we go into the bag, they weekend. tempered by more of the breeze. while there will be a lot of dry weather around, rain is in the forecast. the convocation is around how quickly that comes towards us and how far north it goes. that is due to this developing every of low p

the sixers got right to the point. >> i think that ben simmons has a chance to be a matchup night man. >> reporter: brett brownimmons at point guard next season. he says ben has always wanted the ball and a great passer. president brian kang lowe says ben could be a once in a generation player, like a former lakers hall of famer. >> he's a transformational type of player, potentially, at that spot. not dissimilar to what magic brought to the point guard spot years and years ago. >> i definitely want to be a point guard and be one of the leaders. it's going to be tough, but i want to do it. >> reporter: the sixers expect jo elle to be ready to go. and with the nba expanding the season to lessen games on back-to-back nights, joelle might be able to do that. >> i don't think, just forecasting, that back-to-backs will be an issue, but there may be the occasional time it might not be good for him to participate in. >> reporter: the sixers have the worst record in the nba over the last four seasons, trying to rebuild and they believe they are ready to take the next step. brian says brett will be the man to lead him.

. >> i think that ben simmons has a chance to be a matchup nightmare. >> reporter: brett brown plans lay ben simmons at point guard next season saying ben has always wanted the ball and is a great passer. the president says ben could be a once in a generation player. like a former lakers hall of famer. >> he's a transformational type of player at that spot. not dissimilar to what magic brought years and years ago. >> it's going to be tough but i definitely will earn it. >> reporter: expecting him to be ready to go and with the nba expanding the season to lessen games on back-to-back nights, joelle may be able to do that for the first time. >> i don't think just forecasting that back-to-backs will be an issue, but there may be an occasional time where it might not be a good back-to-back for him to participate in. >> reporter: the sixers have the worst record in the nba over the last four seasons, trying to rebuild, and they believe they are ready to take the next step. brian says bret will be the man to lead them. >> incredible what he's gone through to get to this point. i'm excited f

will come back if the fares are lower. >> brown: they will be watching carefully. >> exactly. >> brown: benmutzabaugh, "usa today," thank you very much. >> thank you. >> woodruff: white-nose syndrome is a disease that has been killing millions of bats across the northeast since 2006. last year, the disease mysteriously appeared in the seattle area. as michael werner from public media's earthfix desk reports, researchers are racing to learn what west coast bats are in for. >> reporter: it sounds unlike anything else in nature, but for john huckabee, it's the sound of a very uncomfortable patient. huckabee is on the lookout for symptoms of a deadly and contagious disease. a disease that kills bats by the millions. >> there are a few small, deep pigmented areas of scarring, but overall, looks like he's in very good shape. >> reporter: this silver-haired bat doesn't seem to be a carrier. but a few months ago, a little brown bat arrived at his office outside seattle. >> as i was examining it, i saw that one of the wings had a lot of contracteur and some wounds, some lesions on the wing that were

the sixers got right to the point. >> i think that ben simmons has a chance to be a matchup night man. >> reporter: brett brownimmons at point guard next season. he says ben has always wanted the ball and is a great passer. president brian colangelo says ben could be a once-in-a-generation player, like a former lakers hall of famer. >> he's a transformational type of player, potentially, at that spot. not dissimilar to what magic brought to the point guard spot years and years ago. >> i definitely want to be a point guard and be one of the leaders. it's going to be tough, but i want to do it. >> reporter: the sixers expect joel embiid to be ready to go. and with the nba expanding the season to lessen games on back-to-back nights, joel may be able to do that for the first time. >> i don't think, just forecasting, that back-to-backs will be an issue, but there may be the occasional time where it might not be a good back-to-back for him to participate in. >> reporter: the sixers have the worst record in the nba over the last four seasons, trying to rebuild and they believe they are ready to take the next step. br

the sixers got right to the point. >> i think that ben simmons has a chance to be a matchup night man. >> reporter: brett brownt point guard next season. he says ben has always wanted the ball and a great passer. president brian colangelo says ben could be a once in a generation player, like a former lakers hall of famer. >> he's a transformational type of player, potentially, at that spot. not dissimilar to what magic brought to the point guard spot years and years ago. >> i definitely want to be a point guard and be one of the leaders. it's going to be tough, but i want to do it. >> reporter: the sixers expect jo joen elle to be ready to go. and with the nba expanding the season to lessen games on back-to-back nights, joelle might be able to do that. >> i don't think, just forecasting, that back-to-backs will be an issue, but there may be the occasional time it might not be good for him to participate in. >> reporter: the sixers have the worst record in the nba over the last four seasons, trying to rebuild and they believe they are ready to take the next step. brian says brett will be the man to lead them. >

ben franklin parkway. patrick. >> reporter: good aft the cleveland browns are on the clock now.e will await the first pick at 8 o'clock but at noon the doors open here at the nfl draft experience. fans started filing in. as you take a look at the scene you can see the jersey setup, all 32 teams in attendance. you can stick your head in there and take a photo. so much here to dollar at the draft experience. you have locker rooms on both sides. you have in the far corner what we got a look at this morning is the nfl combine where you can test yourself with the 40-yard dash. you can also do the vertical jump, you can have fun like a kid and you can do that throughout here as we mentioned 26 football fields long but when the philadelphia eagles do it tonight as you -- get the 14ing fifth in the draft is a big one. will they surround carson wentz with a weapon. will it be a running back like christian mccaffery or wide receiver like mike williams out of clemson or they could go defense as well. we have been talking about so many different names, defensively speaking and keep an eye,

. >> this morning group walked across the ben franklin bridge to remember dr. king. reference david brown says it is a day to promote peace throughout the sit. >> i actually good time to kind of connect with other people, all of the neighbors in philadelphia, and given some of the polarizing times which we live it, gives us opportunity to really to renew our equipment to work for peace in our neighborhoods. >> and the annual bridge walk for peace is the longest running commemoration of the assassination of doctor martin luther king, jr., today also marks the 50th anniversary of dr. king's famous speech beyond viet nam where he denounced america's presence in viet nam. philadelphia mayor jim kenney recognizing volunteers today for their positive impact on the community. the event at city hall this morning, sort of the fifth annual mayors day of service recognition. that's the day shared by cities across the count troy honor the work of non-profit and national service work, hope to inspire more philadelphians to serve their communities. >> so do you like free stuff? who doesn't? >> coming u

now brown said they will not spend stupid money for free agents, ben simmons will play point guard next6-foot 10 he will be a problem to guard defensively and brian colangelo compared his skills with the best point guard in league history. >> we have got someone with his unique skill set, his skies, strength, power, he is, a transformational, type of player potentially at that spot. and not dissimilar to what magic brought to the point guard spot years ago. >> so what is future for jahlil okafor with this team? ja did miss last 11 games with the knee soreness and team tried to trade him at deadline but couldn't. brian colangelo says they are still opened to trade jahlil. >> he find himself in the situation where is there a pretty big roadblock ahead, so again, openly we have discussed, you know, scenarios with his agent that we could find something mutually beneficial but if not we are happy to have jahlil as part of the organization. he is a great kid. >> he just got to go with the flow. >> yesy like all of our guys. >> yes, we will see what happens in the draft. >> very interesting. >

and pick up the guy in free agency and brown cannot promise this is the right move but is comfortable so they are giving it a shot listen to this mike. >> i think benas a chance to be a match up nightmare because he is 6-10 and they will have a 6-10 point guard if i say 6-4 like it doesn't sound as wild and so i'm really excited. >> he's a transformational type of player potentially at that spot. not dissimilar to what magic brought to the point guard spot years and years ago. >> i did a little homework. >> at least somebody on the show did free agents you can get next year as a point guard chris paul and you want chris paul kyle lowry and go george hill or jeff teague or you can go drew holiday if you are in a bargain basement type of hunt to have him play drew holiday and ben simmons sharing the point guard role and drew off the ball it might not be bad you have gordon hayward at porter if you are in the market for a forward and a couple free agents they can sign and don't have to jump the guard and add a free agent and did the draft with this. >> available in the draft and obviously the sixers they feel like they should be a team that is going t

ben simmons is healthy. he's been cleared to resume for basketball activity to be on target for next season's opener. brett brownls it excellent news. the sixers have not determined if he will play in the summer league. >> i'm looking forward to getting back on the court and a big season. i'm appreciative of all of the support around me, family, friends, sixer staff. they did a great job. >> so does ben simmons look ready to play or what? before the game tonight in new york, taking candy from a baby. taking on a knicks fan, take that. goodnight. ben simmons looks ready to go. >> the kid will remember that for a long time. forever. "jimmy kimmel live" next followed by "nightline." music from john may i don' mayo. "action news" continues at 4:30. for adam joseph, ducis rogers, cecily tynan the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. have a good night. ♪ ♪ >> important message for women and men ages 50 to 85. please write down this toll-free number now. right now, in areas like yours, people are receiving this free information kit for guaranteed acceptance life insurance with a rate lock through the colonial pe

the browns get to make that call. sky force 10 over the ben franklin parkway. the family fun is already underway. >>. >> the nfl draft experience opened up to fans on the parkway earlier this afternoon giving people a chance to get in ob all the action without having a ticket. >> jim rosenfield and jacqueline london are there for all the action right now. >> they join us live from our draft headquarters on the parkway. >> we are live along the ben fra franklin parkway. >> the main event will determine these athlete's futures is is less than four hours away. it you don't have a ticket, you can come down to the parkway for the nfl experience. kick a field goal, run the 40-yard dash and new this year, ride up 100 yards zip line. i'd do it. >> i'll do it if you do it. >> team effort. >> deanna durante was there as the first of the fans got to experience the fun. she joins us live with more about the party on the parkway. >> if any indication, there's probably a lot of empty seats in schools around the tri-state area today. many parents probably pending some interes

. >> the playoffs, brown says the number one goal is to map out a plan for number one overall pick, ben, so he's ready to be the starting point guard next season. >> i think that ben simmons has a chance to be a matchup nightmare. because she's six foot ten, what? you're going to have a six foot ten point guard. if he's 6-4, doesn't sound as wild. i'm really excited. >> he's a transformational type of player, potentially, at that spot. not dissimilar to what magic brought to the point guard spot years and years ago. >> did brian just compare simmons to magic johnson? can't wait to see him. >>> the union, still to come in sports, they can't wait for that first win. is it coming >>> all right, come on, let's kick it into gear. union have not won a match since last august. it's been a long time. the union are off to the worst start in major league soccer. looking for the first win tonight against new york city. down one, 90th minute, running out of time. how about david villa from midfield. you're to the going to believe it, from 53 yards away. are you kidding? over andre blake. union lose

. >> the playoffs, brown says the number one goal is to map out a plan for number one overall pick, benso he's ready to be the starting point guard next season. >> i think that ben simmons has a chance to be a matchup nightmare. because she's six foot ten, what? you're going to have a six foot ten point guard. if he's 6-4, doesn't sound as wild. i'm really excited. >> he's a transformational type of player, potentially, at that spot. not dissimilar to what magic brought to the point guard spot years and years ago. >> did brian just compare simmons to magic johnson? can't wait to see him. >>> the union, still to come in sports, they can't wait for that first win. is it coming tonight? highlights, next. for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ we do business

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a group walk across ben franklin bridge to commemorate doctor king's a as nation this morning. reverend david brown says it is also a day to promote peace throughout city. >> good time to connect with other people, all of the neighbors in philadelphia, and some of the volatile and polarizing times in which we live it gives us an opportunity to renew our commitment to work for peace in our neighborhood. >> annual bridge walk for peace is the longest, running commemoration of the assassination of doctor king. today marks the 50th anniversary of doctor kick's famous speech, beyond vietnam where he denounced america's presence in vietnam. >>> a local school nurse is being hailed a hero after spotting the symptoms of a life threatening disease in a kindergartener. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more from the children's hospital of philadelphia. >> reporter: six year-old nathan campbell is showing leukemia hoist boss. cancer is in remission and thanks to intuitive staff at his elementary school his family expects nathan to make a full recovery. collinswood kindergarten teacher kathy keller su

brown said his number one goal this-season is to map out a plan for ben simmons so he is ready to be the point guard when next season starts. >> i think ben simmons has a good chance to be a matchup man. he is 6'10". if i say 6'4" it doesn't sound as wild. >> he is a transformation type of player potentially at that spot, not dissimilar to what magic brought to the point guard spot careers and years ago. >> reporter: are they compare simmons and magic johnson? can't wait. >>> union have not won a match since last august, off to their worst start in major league soccer. 90th mining they are running out of -- 90th minute, they are running out of time. this is 53 yards away, are you kidding me, wow, over you on day blake and in. union lose 2-nill. they have not won a match since august, they are 0-4. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >>> a nevada teen wants free chicken nuggets from wendy's for years, to get it he will need to get a whole lot of help. >> they have great texture and flavor and many different sauce types. >> reporter: last week he tweeted to wendy's how

brown said his number one goal is to map out a plan for number one overall pick ben simmons he is ready to be the starting point guard when next season starts. >> ink ben simmons has a chance to be a matchup he is 6'10" he is a point guard. if i say he is 6'4" it doesn't sound as wild. i'm excited. >> he is a transformation type of player potentially at that spot. not dissimilar to what magic brought to the point guard spot years and years ago. >> reporter: cannot wait. >> reporter: union are off to the worst start in major league soccer. unioning -- union looking for their first written against new york city. this is 53 yards away, are you kidding me? wow, over andre blake and in. union lose 2-nill they have not won a match since august since they were 0-10 and 4. >>> that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >>> a louisiana church awrched you do -- offered a unique service on friday, the pastor offered through drive-through prayers. hand to hold, the congregation believes the drive-threw prayer service can bring hope to others beyond the church wall. happening on "action new

now brown said his number one goal is to map out a plan for number one overall pick ben simmons readyd when next season starts. >> i think that ben simmons has the chance to be a matchup night man because he is a 6'10". if i say 6'4". it doesn't sound as wild. >> he is a transformation type of player at that spot not dissimilar to what magic brought to the point guard years and years ago. >> reporter: can't wait. >>> let's kick this into gear, union have not won a match since last august, they are off to the worst start in major league soccer. they are looking for a run against new york city. from mid field, this is 53 yards away, are you kidding me? wow, over andre blake and in, union lose, 2-nill. they have not won a match since august. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski. have a great day! >> it is 6:28 we've got much more "action news" saturday morning coming your way in just a bit stay with us we're coming back after this break. z26vfz z5yz y26vfy y5yy >> a house fire injuries a person in montgomery county. what witnesses say whap when -- whap happened when police got to the scene.

brown talks about what that makes that guy so so special. >>> i'm at the sixers and the nets game and hasn't been the season we all wanted. benbiid gone. but we've got great surprise this year. dario saric is going to be a boss. he's going to be a really, really good player. he's out here shooting around right now. he's back to back eastern conference player of the year. look at ben simmons over there telling me what to do. guys joking around they love this guy. they love what he brings to this team and earlier today brett bound talked about why this guy has been so good and why this guy is so so special. >> he plays hard. he's just beyond competitive. he wears his heart on his slee sleeve. he cares. the word that most comes freely is competitive. he is a close cousin of tough. especially in this city. if you don't have that, you got no shot. >> and i'm sure the sixers had their eye on this game. unbelievable college finish. the redemption tour. that's right. north carolina got it done after suffering a tough tough loss last year to villanova. today roy williams talk about, hey, that game last year is why we won this year. >>

. >> why in philadelphia for chris brown's party tour rapper fabulous met up with sixers rooky fabulous. >> fabulous. >> and, fab. >> fab. >> yes, bengether. apparently fab. >> fab. >> yes. >> anyway, fab. >> that is how he does it in the rap song. >> he kept the point guard waiting, yeah. so in an instagram picture posted sunday night, fab poked fun at simmons injury ravaged rookie season writing when ben simmons asked you why you had him sitting out in the hallway so wrong, you can tell him shouldn't you be used to sitting out, by now. >> wow. >> but you know what ben simmons he had a clap back. he wrote, his own page that he wished future performed, instead. he wrote this, when you don't look at set list and see artist starting with f and you think it is future but it just turnout to be fabulous. >> good one. >> wow. >> hey, speaking of future, will he join kendrick lemar this summer when kendrick comes to philadelphia. >> oh, you do you think they were going to do that. >> they were at coachela. >> look at you with future knowledge. >> we cannot see the future on this one. >> we're not fortune tellers. >>> oh, babe think little

brown tried to answer that today. >> i don't know. i think let's talk about what the team is and let's see who we draft and let's see people's hell and let's see, you know, benmons as a point garter. and then we can talk real. >> which brings us to the future much sixers big mange legal okafor who i'm honest nobody is more happier to see the finish line than jahlil. here's president of basketball ops brian cole angelo on the future of okafor and the sixers. >> we're happen to have jahlil as part of this organization. he's a great kid. he's got to obviously get more of a platform and a base of health with respect tox you know, his knee and maybe just over all his conditioning to put himself in a position to, you know, succeed. >> and finally, somebody needs to climb up the pole and grab marshawn lynches spikes. lynch he's calling it a come back. reports have him returning to the nfl to play for his hometown team the oakland raiders. trade would have to be completed from the seahawks but reports say that's not a problem. it's good to have him back in the league. >> can't stay away. don't call eight come back. right. >> need that money. >> money, money, money s

brown tried to answer that today. >> i don't know. i think let's talk about what the team is and let's see who we draft and let's see people's health and let's see, you know, bennt guard then we can talk real. >> love that answer. >>> all right. nhl hockey. nfl playoffs and march nedness are pretty good, nothing better than play off hockey. if the flyers are better it's even better. even without the flyers the show must go on and that's good one at that that's for sure. penguins and blue jackets game two in pittsburgh. former flyers goalie sergei bob tries to handle the puck by himself that's a bad idea. penguins all over it. sidney crosby with his 50th career play off goal. penguins within four-one lead the series two to nothing. head north of the border rangers and canadiens and this one went to overtime. game of the night tied at three. watch this. all that traffic right there. montreal alexander, gets the rebound and the goal. canadians within four-three in overtime series tied at one piece. >>> finally, we end with the philadelphia union looking for their first win of the season and ladies and gentlemen it's not going to happen tonight. that's for sure. a

brown told me today we should pump the brakes on any predictions. >> i don't know. i mean, it would be not wise to even guess because that's all it would be. nobody has seen bened a second. and i think to be sort of, you know, delivered to an area that you make a statement we're going to do this, that's not me. it's not me and it's certainly not smart. >> will it be smart to have an almost 7-foot point guard? the big buzz is their big plans to make ben simmons this team's point guard of the future. the coach's eyes light up when he thinks about the problems that might cause for other teams. >> i think if ben simmons has a chance to be a matchup nightmare because he's 6-foot 10, it sounds like what, they're going to have a 6-foot 10-point guard. if i say he's 64 f-like it doesn't sound as wild and so i'm really excited. i think the city should be excited to see what we have in him and see if we're onto something with him at this position. >> we are. i just hope we finally get to see him play. >>> philadelphia union hoping to finally crack the win column tonight against new york city. union on a losing streak. they have an mls worse two points to start the seas