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bob do you think he will take walk or bennie. >> i think bennie. >> bennie. >> my money is on the bennie as well, thank you. >>> 6:06. pennsylvania governor tom wolf will attend a panel discussion on medical marijuana and harrisburg today. state lawmakers health professionals and advocate will take part. and governor wolf support legalizing and, and marijuana, and the republican lawmakers that lead that committee says he has in plan to take up the bill because he opposes legalizing any drug without approval, from the the federal government. >>> and an explosion is going off in montgomery county, man this fire was huge yesterday. fire fighters could not do anything about it, they just sit there and watch it. chemicals from one of those buildings now in the the water supply. >>> how crews try to flush it the out, weak give you an update on their work there in montgomery county. >>> it looks like a scene from the movie twister tornadoes touches down in oklahoma, the damage that we're seeing across the midwest. >>> lets get back to the chopper now. the train has left 30th street station. i b

so he was playing with benny goodman. >> you were there. >> actually in the early '80s, benny asked myather and i to open show for benny goodman. there were 16 shows and all these things started to happen that was exciting. i was in places with all these big jazz names and i was expected to perform. [ jazz music ] >> your father is 89. >> yes. >> and he's still playing. i see a picture of him playing. >> there he is. >> you play together still? >> still. if i can nail him down he'll play concerts with me. i think we're going to be in champaign, illinois, sometime in september. >> that's a very special thing. >> you know, that his love for the guitar, and how he wanted to--you know, not just be a soloist, but to be part of a group was an important thing for him. it was never like you need to play a solo on this, you need to do that. but can you play good rhythm guitar and back up a singer? and all of these other parts of the guitar became morning because that's how he liked. he liked to see the full guitar. >> you mentioned the beatles and i understand that paul mccartney has asked you

he was playing with benny goodman.s my father would open shows for benny goodman, things would happen very expediting, i expedite exciting -- exciting. i was expected to perform. >> your father is 89. >> yep. >> he's still playing. i saw a picture of him back there. and you play together still? >> still i just saw him over the weekend if i can nail him down he'll play concerts with me. i think we're going to be in sham paynechampaign, illinois. can you play good rhythm guitar and bake back up a singer, that's how he liked it, he wanted to see the full guitar. >> you mentioned the beatles and i understand that paul mccartney has asked you to cover a couple of songs. how does that happen? hey john? >> he sent me a letter. i said when fedex arrived i said mpl communications, he said, is it's from paul mccartney. he said "sign here." it was a letter from him it said i enjoyed your work on kisses on the bottom. i wondered if you would be interested in recording some of my postbeatle catalog. i thought we could call the am b

bennie king is survived by his wife of more than 50 years. >>> and now to the search for survivors instating earthquake in nepal. this morning the death toll is still climbing. at least 6,000 people are now confirmed dead. officials say there is very little time to find anybody who was still alive in the rubble. nepal is renewing its appeal to international donors to send aid. it needs 400,000 tents for temporary shelter along with grain, salt and sugar. [ bleep ]. >> oh, my god! what do we do? what do we do? >> just stay down! stay down. >> go pro video captures a moment on mt. everest when that quake hit. fortunately nobody there was seriously injured. >> and turned into a powerful tool, it's been activated for two days and in that time more than half a million people donated and raised more than $10 million in funds for the international medical corps. and so many people want to support relief and recovery efforts in nepal. if you'd like to donate you can text nepal to 90999 to contribute $10 or call 1-800-red-cross. >>> new food handling procedures are in place at an east tennesse

bennie king passed away in hackensack, new jersey on thursday.st saw success as a member of the drifters. he achieved his greatest fame as solo artist. king had 12 top 10 songs and is in the rock and roll hall of fame. bennie king was 76 years old. >>> one week ago bruce jenner made headlines telling the world he's transgender. well tonight he's facing a lawsuit. wrongful death suit filed by the stepchildren of kim how well he was negligent when he collided with her car on a malibu highway highway. authorities previously said the impact of the february crash pushed how well's car into oncoming traffic. she was hit by another car. this suit seeks unspecified damages. >> now to a happy ending two years in the makeing. that is how long ago jesse a hound went missing from her home in eastampton long island the case went cold until this week. when a rescue group found jesse about 50 miles away in a pour closed home in medford new york. jesse's owner live in texas but they can't wait to get their dog back. she'll night home to be reunite reunited with

nadia bennis is this orphanage's director. >> ( translated ): moroccan society does not accept unwedrs, so many prefer to get rid of the child at birth. for the children we find who are older than age two, we believe their mothers tried to keep their babies with them, but because they are rejected by their families and are unable to find a job, they decided to abandon the child. >> reporter: the children here are clearly well cared for. they have tutors to help them with homework and several nurses who run daily life almost as a mother would. but bennis says, concerns beneath the surface need tending. >> ( translated ): we try with the psychologists to handle certain problems, a lot of work is required to convince the child that he's not worthless, that there are people who love him. also speech therapy: in an institution, the children have fewer chances to express themselves, so their language skills are poor. >> reporter: the long term goal of this orphanage is to find these children permanent homes. but that's not so simple here in morocco. morocco, as a muslim country, doesn't pe

r and b legend benny king is dead. >> you may remember benny king from the drifters back in the '50save the last dance for me". his biggest hit was probably "stand by me." 76 years old say he died of natural causes. >>> we will be back with seven things to know before you go. >> first, abc 7 news just can't seem to escape... another sneeze attack... you may be muddling through allergies. don't get caught off guard. try zyrtec® dissolve tabs. powerful allergy relief, now in a tablet that starts dissolving instantly. zyrtec® dissolve tabs. muddle no more™. female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> it is 6:53. >>> whether just joining us or heading out, seven things to know before you go. breaking news in san mateo. firefighters are investigating a fire at an apartment complex. this is cell phone video. investigators say three adults and six-year-old were inside the unit whe

. ♪ >> you were exposed at a very young age to people like benny good man. >> right. >> how did thatpen? >> then also, just follow my father around, and so, you know, he was playing with benny good plan. >> in the early 1980's, ben knee asked us, my father and i would open shows for benny goodman about 16 shows. there were all these things starting to happen that were exciting. >> i found myself in places with less paul or clark terry all these big jazz names and i was expected to perform. >> your father's 89. >> yep. >> i still see a picture of him yeah you guys play together still. >> still. i saw him over the weekend. if i can nail him down, he'll play concerts with me. we'll be in champaign, illinois sometime in september. >> that's a very, very special thing. >> his love for the guitar and how he wanted to not just be a sole list, being part of a group was important for him. it was never like you need to play a solo or do that, but can you play good rhythm guitar and back up a singer, and all these parts of a guitar became important, because that's how he liked. he wanted to see

folks putting 40 minutes on the clock, coming in on the the benny, we have got the cars, the trains, patco high speed line, by the way running an adjusted schedule both today and tomorrow, and we are starting to see some volume over ben franklin heading into downtown at eighth and vine. sue talked about some fog, this is a live look down in delaware, this is along portion of the 202, just above the state line. it is hit and miss. the crystal clear. maybe only 2 miles away from here so be ready for. that live look at 476 through bryn mawr, picking up volume as we head down toward i-95 and air port. no problems at the airport. mass transit looking good. mike and alex, back to you. >>> 7:02. overnight another massive earthquake rocked nepal. country's home ministry reported 19 people dead and thousands of others are injured in this quake. 7.4 tremor sent people panicking to the street and right now police are telling everyone to stay in open spaces for safety. as they search for survivors. there are several reports of the building collapses and very strong after shocks. this quake comes

we are backup on the bennie as well into downtown.e and alex, back over to you. >>> do you see all of the bikes around town. philly bike share is a huge success. >> it is, the blue bikes. >> yeah. >> now they are talking about expanding, even though it has only been operating for ten days, jenny. >> reporter: yes, ten days so far. you saw my previous live shots we had two bikes. the now bike rack is getting more full. we have been seeing people stop by. a lot of people dressed for work, dropping their bikes off and some other people picking them up. it has been cool to watch people explore this new program even to stop by and read a little bit more bit. in just ten days since the in dego bike program launched more than 12,000 ride were logged and 2600 people signed up for a membership. >> we're just finished week one. in the first week we had 8,000 trips taken on in dego and as we come in the weekend we are expecting to surpass 10,000 trips taken by philadelphians on the new bike sharing system. >> especially cab verse uber on a day l

coming over the benny looking good, no problems into downtown philadelphia.ugh maple shade slow go. near washington township. route 42, in this area here is the black horse pike, it is not the freeway, it is the black horse pike leads up to the a.c. expressway. accident with some downed wires at watson drive. devon horse show bringing extra volume, during the day yesterday, jen out there ladies day, a lot of volume. nighttime when the kids want to go and jump the roads there, but police officers along that stretch. so stopping traffic to allow folks to cross safely. ready to race, nascar speedway see a loft extra volume in and out of the racetrack. so far so good at the airport and mass transit looking good at the moment. >> researchers discovered certain versions of birth control pills, synthetic or moans, associated with blood clots. yays thin, newer formulations, as oath aid with increased risks, trying to create safer pills by using the new err synthetic hormones. turning to entertainment news, man who appeared on catfish is expected in court today. >> th

benny. king was 76 years old.on the abc 7 news at 11:00, a fixture of marin county veterans groups is now under investigationencies after an investigations. -- based on his own history of service. has he been telling the truth? >> for him to pull something like that off over all these years would be, i guess he should be doing this for money as an actor. his militarism as far as i can tell is everything that i have seen and know about marines. >> i'm done talking with you! >> he investigates house the marine corps is taking action and that is tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> on a special "20/20," robin roberts sits down with taya kyle. american sniper made this domestic rated war hero a household name known as the most lethal sniper in u.s. military history, kyle was killed two years ago on a texas shooting range by a former marine and his murder trial took center stage and eddie ray routh was convicted and sentenced to life in prifshson. the hate and anger have subsided and the book is meant to put a face on v

same deal over the benny, construction crews have that right lane blocked coming out of the toll plaza but nothing out of the ordinary at this early hour on this friday morning. working on the turnpike though couple different spots between philadelphia bensalem and willow grove. they are working on the northeast extension between lansdale and mid county, again no major backups but single lane patterns that cone zone here at willow grove in the work somebodies when signs are flashing and crews are out there the speed limit is knocked down on all of the zones have the officers there making sure that everybody adheres to the the speed limit. a little will hint there for our friday morning. north on i-95 heading up toward cottman avenue, cottman avenue ramps from 5:30 to 6:00 with construction, they are working north and southbound with lane restrictions. coming from the suburbs looking good so far this morning, no problems at all on 422, 202 looking good from west chester up to kop and same deal in south jersey. we are off to a quiet start on a friday with mass transit running with no del

you can use the river line down to the patco high-speed line and take the patco line up and over the benny into toward downtown philadelphia. pack your patience, parking is going to be an issue septa throws out couple of tips like carpooling, or maybe having someone drop you off at some of the stations, because some of these smaller stations obviously don't have the larger parking lots. let's go now to the amtrak situation. service suspended again today new york to philadelphia, that includes all of the regional rails, and the asela express, the crash scene from yesterday still an active emergency crews here, frandford avenue close today vehicle traffic torresdale to castor, and watch for some local detours in that area. otherwise, we'll see a lot of ex interest volume up and down 95. yesterday was that wild-card day, folks saw what was happening, had a chance to take a personal day but i think we will see everybody trying to navigate back into the system today. obviously 95 runs parallel to the tracks. and we will see a lot the natural default for a loft folks. keep in mind there is the c

as well as the family of eugene and benny and jason and we're really looking forward to working with them in the coming years to renovate and to continue to look at this institution thank you so much come on come on for your investment and being part of that feeling too (clapping). >> appreciate it. >> we're just grateful to be part that this when we see how many lives voluntary changed as that neighborhood changes we want to carry on your grandfathers legacy so thank you. >> thank you, very much. (clapping.) anyone else want to say a word we have a motion and a second up. >> morning commissioners and community members i'm quentin i representative the united players with the filipino health initiative based in the south of market. >> i'll crisis from the center. >> and we want to thank the commissioner for the eugene recreation center it is a parlor in our community i've been around 90 for 10 of the 25 years i can say the rec center was the home the united playaz we moved your headquarters to the south of market due to lack of open space and the ability for our general youth in the n

bennis: can we hear from the audience? mr. fritz: certainly, but we have a panel of discussion was what i was thinking first in a sense. so actually, yes. peter, do you want to answer a few questions. mr. baker: i have a couple questions. i guess i'm curious -- tom and phyllis and maybe you guys can maybe bring this into sharper relief for us. tom, you were in iraq and you make the argument that someone made of a logical decisions that had been criticized afterwards with regard to the army and so forth. and your argument was if i remember correctly or stated correctly is that we went underresourced and we didn't properly commit to what was going to be necessary. i'm curious if you have other thoughts about what our understanding before the war of sunni versus shia, whether we understood the pot broiler that was there to be awakened whether you think more resources would have made a difference or how is this inevitable. and phyllis, i would ask you -- talk about they didn't ask the security council immediately after 9/11 to aut

bennis has a no hitter through the fourth.rfield in the fifth. the only part that what ball stays in. no hitter through five. we skipped to the eighth. no hitter is broken up by a call up cody asche. gets a base hit single. all ben this could do was laugh right there. he went eight innings. two hits. seven strike outs. the phils lose four-one but the story was how good chad bettis was. the phils couldn't touch him. >> we did hit some balls hard throughout the game. they made defensive plays. they had guys positions looked very good. sent fielder took away a couple of possible doubles out in the gaps. a couple of those dropped in could have been a different. we hit six or seven balls on the nose with good defensive plays that kept us off the bases. hard to get momentum without the base runners. so it would have been nice to have a couple of those fall in but they didn't. >> all right. it's never good to make guarantees in sports. it doesn't work out. well barely. it's good to think you're going all the way but keep it to yourse

why is that. >> the two women who are named plaintiffs were raped by bennie santiago. >> allegedly. >> that's why he was the named plaintiff, the named defendant in this. >> but the other officers, the allegation is that there were sexual abuse and rape. these are serious allegations yet the names of those officers -- >> we have evidence to back up those allegations. >> why not name the other officers. >> we opted not to because the women were not willing to come forward and be named plaintiffs. they're willing to support and provide evidence. they didn't want to be named plaintiffs. >> how did this happen? you know, i think a lot of people watch dramatic television and see, you know, scripted impossibilities. what are you alleging actually happened? because there are cameras everywhere in jails and prisons. there are witnesses everywhere. there's no privacy in these places. how did these thing happen? >> exactly. there's no privacy here. it's not true that there's cameras everywhere. the places where the guards tend to take the prisoners are places that are not covered by cameras. yo

sunshine up and over bennie working your way in toward philadelphia in problems or delays at all heres go to sky fox over the scene of a nasty accident here. this is in saint georges delaware along cox neck road. we have word that at least one person needed to be rescued from the vehicle here. thinks off to the main drag. we have police on the scene here's mergecy crews trying to get a handle on how many injured right here near an elementary school. lets go to the maps. we will tell you exactly where it is located on cox neck road right at clark's corner road all south of, wilmington just off of route one. so watch out for local detourness that area. also heading south this weekend down in dover it is nascar weekend we saw a big flood of folks heading in there, and we will see change over in and out of the dover through the weekend. outside a live look at i495, no problems rolling through wilmington there this morning west trenton line running with delays of 15 minutes this morning because of some switch problems. are you ready for breakfast on monday? i will go to nick and lou's pine

traffic during the height of our rush hour, no problems or delays here at the moment coming over bennie. we had an earlier opening at that coney palmyra now 6:15 we're set for an opening at burlington bristol bridge. so watch the clock, 6:15 is the time to beat. live look here at the schuylkill expressway. we had a mattress of some sort laying in the left lane, penndot truck pulled up and kick it up to the side. we are good to go leaving town on the the schuylkill expressway. take a a look at the fog we're dealing work down in delaware. this is along route one delaware's route one near route 52. we have patches, south of wilmington. live look at route 202 not far from the king of prussia mall, chesterbrook boulevard interchange nice and quiet from kop through west chester. nice look here at the city sky line as sun begins to rise. pack your stuff and get out. have you ever heard that before. >> my mother said it repeatedly. >> it is move out day on the campus of the university of pennsylvania, so grab the mini fridge and lets go they are shutting down spruce street all day between 34th

. >> like benny hill? hit him in the headlining -- but hit him in the head, like take a stipulate and like flame poison, like that, dragon poison. >> yeah. i drink so much of that. >> jon: on the show? >> wine on the show. >> jon: the series now, it veers a little bit away from the books now, a little more -- >> in a lot of ways, yes. >> jon: in many ways. >> jon: i was surprised to see there is now a boy wizard named harry in it. >> which seemed a bit of a departure. >> yeah. the whole season this year is in a restaurant like my din we are andre. >> jon: you are just sitting there and talk the whole time. does she have like, does george ever stop by and -- >> no. he used to. he is busy lately. he is writing his book. >> jon: i mean, my heart goes out to george because boy oh boy, that's a lot. >> the fans are very hard on him. it is lovely because they want those books, but hey, they have got to ease up. >> you know what it is too, i think the reason insatiability and once people get ahold of it like, and

laura: how would you describe the fault line benny's nepal and causing the earthquakes?rofessor furlong: it is part of the collision with india to eurasia. the fault line is almost horizontal. it is almost flat. it tilts by a few degrees. a.b. 10 degrees. there is a big area under nepal that has this big fault. major parts have ruptured. laura: do you have any idea why they have ruptured? professor furlong: we expect them to rupture periodically over hundreds of years. it is part of the plate boundary. periodically we have these big earthquakes when they split. why one particular section goes, is something that we wish we had a better handle on. the reason that today's went is related to the fact that it is on the edge of the event that happened a few weeks ago. laura: for the people in nepal desperately trying to get back on their feet, could they expect more aftershocks? professor furlong: unfortunately, that is a problem one we have a big earthquake. there are almost always some aftershocks. some can be like the one today pretty large. they're usually like this on the

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even as she got her first official rival, bennie sanders. >> we're in this race to win. >> reporter: he's not your typical politician. at one time socialist mayor of vermont challenging clinton from the left over her fund raising and possible conflicts of interest. >> we now have a political situation where billionaires are literally able to buy elections and candidates. >> reporter: even as hillary clinton is running away from her husband's policies. on wednesday blaming his 994 dr 994 crime bill for some of the problems in baltimore. >> reporter: on trade he's known for nafta. she's skeptical. >> any trade deal has to produce jobs and raise wages and increase prosper thety. >> reporter: as she moves, she hopes to block support for senator elizabeth warren. a constant krit. bernie sanders has his own fan base. >> how much does it cost to go to college in scandinavia. a guy said well in sand knave ya, they pay you to go to college. >> that was andrea mitchel reporting. after bernie sanders announced his run, clinton tweeted out agree with bernie. the focus membership on helping the m

the benny, patco high speed line they are single tracking over the bridge here, this morning. that is that special thursday/friday patco high speed line schedule where it is developing 20 minute gaps at times. southbound i-95 heavy from cottman through girard, the schuylkill running slow from conshohocken to city line. keep in mind stotesberry regatta in town, kelly drive closed to vehicle traffic until sunday night. all that extra volume using the schuylkill expressway. through the weekend, it is wilmington grand prix bike race in wilmington with local detours and street closures over next couple of days, radnor hunt taking over malvern all day tomorrow so that will bring extra volume and delays. right now eastbound 422 between oaks and king of prussia, 11 minutes in toward king of prussia and north on 202 from west chester up through the schuylkill, mike and alex. >> don't forget the preakness. >> preakness is in the evening on saturday good that is right. >> it is down in baltimore but we're having a party over piazza at northern liberty. >> i will be hosting preakness at p

benny hoff and several others one the requests that came out from the students themselves in our campaigns with them in trying to ascertain from them what do question e they want out the city what can we do to work with them to make sure they understand that we are working for their success we want their talent to come out and to be supportive and to be initiative in our city and because of all the national and local xhfktsdz regarding everything from police brutal so discriminates clearly that was the topic of the day we asked our students to comment on that they told us not only did they feel that there was tension but they also felt that we need more public safety officers and police officers that look like them and recognize who they are and can work in the community with youth as they grew up and know them by hair first names and understand where they are and hang out with them so they can utility that all custodies don't have a background that will be challenging to public safety issues and so we began conversations about something that hadn't had an opportunity in our city for over

. >>> an attack was reported in benny in the northeast of the country.ore than 300 people have been killed in the past three months. the attacks have been attributed to muslim rebels of the allied democratic forces. >>> yemen's government has recalled its ambassador to iran. it believes iran is backing houthi rebels in yemen. meanwhile they say the houthi rebels have violated the peace treaty several times. what can you tell us about iran's ambassador being recalled? >> reporter: the yemeni government says that it was concerned about what it describes as iran's growing influence in yemen. yesterday president hadi said that when he was in power in sana'a, his government seized ships carrying weapons from iran to be delivered to the houthis, and they have arrested many people in the capitol sana'a with ties with the iranians. this also comes against the backdrop of their latest ship that was sent by the iranians and the iranians saying that they won't allow the international coalition to inspect the ship. the saudis and the yemenis say they want to inspect

singer benny king. it was an iconic song even before the movie, "stand by me." ♪ darling stand by me ♪ ♪ oh stand by me ♪ >> he was best known for that song, and those three words, stand by me. one of the most popular r and b songs ever recorded. originally recorded for the drifters. but it turns out, they didn't want "stand by me." he didn't record it until later, when he went solo. he was born in north carolina moved to new york city at 9. discovered in his father's harlem diner. years later, describing the moment he recorded the song with tears in his eyes when it ended. he said he had tears in his eyes. >>> still much more ahead on "world news tonight." the deadly fall at the grand canyon. the tourist plunging about 400 feet. new details coming in. >>> and the parking garage collapse at the famous water gate complex. >>> and not a bad day at the office for this group. how much will each of them go home with after hitting the lottery? i hope everyone contributed. making a fist something we do to show

whitman or bennie.where we are set up this afternoon, for the presidential visit right here just north of that ben franklin. we will see road closures, detours and motorcade, so stay away from admiral wilson and 130. stay away from the bennie as well. yes, michael. >> sue serio, could you google something for me. >> of course, that is what i live for. >> when was the last time the president of the united states was in camden, new jersey. any guesses? >> what are you saying? >> let's get out to steve because a train is pulling in. >> let's do it. >> steve, are you still in trenton? >> reporter: , yes, mike we have perfect timing because there is an amtrak train running from trenton to philadelphia so, going both southbound and northbound, and in between these two great cities for the first time since tuesday night's derailment. so you are seeing amtrak back in business. the tracks below us, a lot more busy then they had had been for past six days. lets go to some video this was a welcome site for people

look live at the benny stack up from down side into eighth and vine, if you are leaving pottstown, anident eason 422, normal delay trooper road on in, the blue route, heavy between route one down toward i95, an accident along route one at haverford road. we talk about the dad vail, again, close the kelly drive right after the rush hour, to vehicle traffic. yes, you will be able to go up to the closure point but then they we have you through the ballpark there through fairmount park. that's total ways of time if you are going to be using this for the weekend, casino. get yourself in and out of town. so stick with the martin luther king drive, the schuylkill, all of the folks here in town for the regata, obviously they'll be busted back and forth. a the lovings going on, on the river there is weaken. mike, alec, both to you. >> rolling on the river. i want, every now and then, certain angles, i do have little double chin. but afraid of surgery. >> new thing you can do with that. >> i'm all ears. >> so jen will show us. >> i'm all chins. >> hey, guys. >> good morning. this thing was like

benny is a crime reporter with the "philadelphia daily news." are you at the scene? >> hi don, i'm at the scene. >> what do you have for us? >> well as i'm sure you can imagine, nearly every agency in the city that responds to emergencies is here. and as you said people didn't know what was going on for the longest time. and some of the people coming off the train, people who had been on the train, weren't sure what had happened. >> vinny, stand by. i want to get to our mary schiavo, who is with the department of transportation. mary we just heard from the mayor and the mayor, again, a quote saying we do not know what happened and we don't know why and we're not going to speculate. the entire time we were sitting here talking about this no one really had any information as to what was going on not even the folks in charge and they're still trying to figure it out. >> we believell that's true except we did get a lot of information, and now the other reports about the csx train has been ruling out. there were reports of other trains on the track, et cetera. we do know

today we caught up with lineman bennie logan who believes that fans will eventually come around to chip's rehaul. >> they are so used to one certain thing, so you change it up, it is hard to them add just to it. but when shady is traded, everybody was bashing him why would you trade him. then we pick up demarco murray then people just are in the used to change. it is different. so once he makes changes and establish what he wants to do more people will buy into it. >> the union goal keeping situation takes another bizarre turn, mbolhi was back to the team and he return to europe to be with his family. third string goal keeper, lasalle a alumni john mccarthey has played the last five games. full slate of playoff action tonight, kimmo timonen and black hawks looking to win a third straight game against minnesota, followed by anaheim and calgary in the other western conference series. >>> on the hardwood it is wizards and a hawks at 8:00 p.m. wizard up one to nothing. then mvp step curry and golden state warriors looking to take two to nothing series lead over the memphis grizzlies. there is

today lesley caught up with dee and if seive lineman bennie logan who believes that the fans will eventually come around to chip's row haul. >> so used to wanting certain thing. you change it up much it's hard for them to adjust it. when shady was traded everybody was bark. why would you trade him. why did you do this when you picked up demarco murray all the talk just ceased. people not used to change and different thing. once he makes changes and establishes what he's going to do more people will buy into it. >> they'll buy into it when he wins a few games. >> that's all that matter glass nice little hot start. >> winning cures all ills. >> yes, it does. >> beasley thanks. ♪ >>> west philadelphia art gallery is transformed into a fiesta tonight for cinco de mayo mayo. party goers enjoyed mexican food from chef joy para and drank and dancing at the urban art gallery where artists displayed mexican and spared art. the holiday mark the victory over the fans and the battle of pueblo in 1862. >> music poured from a cough calf if i in fishtown. >> they celebrated 10 years of developing young mus

our leslie van arsdal caught up with bennie leg an believes fans will come around to chip's make over. >> people are so used to wanting certain things. he changes it up. it is hard for them to adjust to it. like when a shady was traded, everybody was bashing why would you trade him. why would you do that? when you pick up demarco murray talk just seized. people are not used to change, different things. once he makes change and establishes what he will do, more people will buy into it. >> all about racking up some w's. >> we will talk more in our next hour, erika, back over to you. >>> companies are starting to take advantage of the changing relations between the u.s. and cuba. the new way you will be able to travel to that country. but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3. when we take these tests we don't actually do anything. we use the tutorials. one of the tutorials showed things like how to change the background color in an online test environment and it takes time away from learning math and science and english and all the things that i really enjoy learning. they can

today lesley caught up with dee and if seive lineman bennie logan who believes that the fans will eventuallynd to chip's row haul. >> so used to wanting certain thing. you change it up much it's hard for them to adjust it. when shady was traded everybody was bark. why would you trade him. why did you do this when you picked up demarco murray all the talk just ceased. people not used to change and different thing. once he makes changes and establishes what he's going to do more people will buy into it. >> they'll buy into it when he wins a few games. >> that's all that matter glass nice little hot start. >> winning cures all ills. >> yes, it does. >> beasley thanks. there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but

singer benny king. ♪ when the the night has come and the land is dark ♪ >> it was an iconic song evenore the movie, "stand by me." a coming of age script with a song that had already defined a generation. ♪ darling darling stand by me ♪ ♪ oh stand by me ♪ >> ben e. king was best known for that song, and those three words, stand by me. one of the most popular r&b songs ever recorded. it was originally written for the drifters. he was a part of that group. you remember, "save the last dance for me." but it turns out, they didn't want "stand by me." he didn't record it until later, when he went solo. the fourth most played song on american radio stations in the 20th century. he was born in north carolina, moved to new york city at 9. discovered in his father's harlem diner. years later, describing the moment he recorded the song, with tears in his eyes when it ended. ♪ just stand by me ♪ >> he said he had tears in his eyes. we've been playing the song all day in the newsroom. >>> still much more ahead on "world news tonight." the deadly fall at the grand canyon. the tourist plunging abou

. >>> a sad day for music lovers as rhythm and blues legend benny king has died. ♪ darling standby methe singer best known for the classic song "standby me" passed away yesterday in jj. he's also known for hit songs like save the last dance for me and there goes my baby. not releasing details on his death. >>> uber's office was raided by authorities today. according to the wall street journal, officials took cell phones and others during the raid. it was part of a broad crackdown on all illegal taxi services. but the government has yet to regulate the business. rjs a bay area university is getting a cash infusion. jeff mil ser donating $25 million to his alma mater santa clara university. he wants the mownney to be used to train and mentor global entrepreneurs trained on making the world a better place. university officials it's one of the largest donations in the university's history. >>> campus looks beautiful. >> jeff ranieri is with us. it is friday. 6:42. the weekend is here. >> it's all i can think about. getting to saturday. we have great weather, no matter what you're doing. g

we are looking good on the bennie coming into downtown philadelphia no problems at all. keep in mind through the weekend manayunk regional rail lineman i young norristown line is running on an adjusted schedule. they are doing work on power lines if you lookerring for something to to tomorrow we have the rittenhouse row festival, south street festival, science festival on the parkway, ms walk, that will bring us crowds and septa bus detour is a long the the way. sunday the broad street run, they will hut down broad street. parking down here at stadium complex we have a free broad street subway line up to the start line and race down back to where our cars are park and keep in mind that the buses will be detoured as well throughout the entire day there on sunday, chris and alex back over to you. >>> a lot of people have been asking, we have been preparing all week. >> yes good first pitch last night. >> how did you you do. >> let's see, how about we just take a look. >> we are at wilmington blue rocks stadium here. i'm so excited. there is one little problem. it is really

here's a live look of the bennie coming from south jersey splashed with some sun glare but we have right lane taken out with construction on the upside. otherwise schuylkill expressway starting to see delays inbound because of some sun glare, 8 miles an how the out of town and zoom into an accident on the roosevelt boulevard southbound at adams where the old sears building used to be. westbound on the pennsylvania turnpike watch out for debris right here near willow grove interchange in that construction zone. otherwise mass transit and airport looking g mike and alex, back to you. >>> new this morning crews are investigating a wall collapse in philadelphia's east germantown section. bricks fell on the sidewalk along 800 block of east locust avenue overnight, but thankfully no one was hurt. >> yeah, bricks fell down. >> yes, it collapsed. >> yes. >> someone could have been hurt. >> but they weren't. >> 7:03. >> frightening scene for neighbors of the prank forward neighborhood. it is of the toddler standing on the roof of the home by him self. >> so people ran over. they didn't fall off.

jammed woodhaven in toward downtown for the folks on the jersey side, extra volume up and over the benny. fire location, right now, in north philadelphia. folk from the suburbs, 422 heavy collegeville in through king of prussia. mike, alec, back to you. >> back to the train wreck now. we have jenny over at temple university hospital. eight people still in critical condition. steve is at the scene. what we did last time, we have skyfox up over the scene. i know you can't see it because you don't have a machine tore, but i can talk you through it. there it is, working open another car there, load the train car, there is a flatbed truck, i mean a long flatbed right next it the crane, crane up against one of the cars, there they lift it on to the flatbed, and take it to wilmington. >> it looks like, i know, just pan dollars off, car number two, that they're trying to lift up on there now. >> and the last twin car, seven working on, as well, steve. >> well, let's stay with the helicopter shot. because what i am about to tell our viewers if they hadn't heard it from the news conference yesterd

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coming in on the bennie, sock with fog, headlights coming into philadelphia, you, will this fog stay with us all day licensing here. >> not all day but we're in the soup for a couple more hours this morning. a lot of moisture in the air but not a lot left to look at on radar, just a few drips, drabs, here and there and a few left over showers from what we had yesterday, montgomery county, bucks county, we are not seeing too much left at the jersey shore. lets check temperatures. sixty-three in philadelphia at the airport. upper 50's to the north of us but little milder to the south of us, mid 60's for new jersey shore and for dover, delaware at the moment. as we look at past seven days we will see that we have had a warming trend, like yesterday, we got up to 87 degrees, average high is 75. we will above average today but below average tomorrow and thursday. back to mid 70's by friday. after the holiday weekend, friday, saturday, sunday look great. not too hot which is comfortable, perhaps for your backyard barbecue and then for memorial day itself for ceremonies and parade that are