how does a number like that change the calculus of the trump campaign, betsy?i think it makes them think more seriously about the possibility of him running third party, just because it shows that even though he is the frontrunner, there is still a significant chunk of trump supporters who are willing to go whatever he goes. last weekend one thing that struck me was how pointed and specific trump's spokespeople were go going after ted cruz. they spent upwards of 15 minutes at the rally ripping ted cruz, saying he wants to send your sons and daughters to war with russia. they're unequivocal about pushing this narrative that ted cruz isn't conservative, isn't acceptable. it sounds like they want to go after him if he pulls out a win at a contested convention. >> we'll put this quote up, but "the new york times" is reporting that prominent donors are holding their noses and voting for ted cruz. is this reluctant embrace of cruz enough to stop trump? >> i think what donors are seeing is cruz's potential inevitability. it's axiomatic now that trump is not going to r

when betsy and i decided i would put on a neck's edition of patent models in the building a few years ago, we thought this was a no-brainer because we could go to the smithsonian national museum

right now your best bet is the betsy ross. that's nice and clear. the rest of the bridges are doing well. nothing at least right now. here is cherry hill, new jersey, right around route 70 and kings highway. no problems in either direction or backups and 422 is doing okay also. still in the green. eastbound from 29 to the schuylkill, an eight-minute trip. more updates when i come back in the next ten. tracy. >>> a fight in the middle of the street in manayunk caught on tape. next, here who these two people are and why they resorted to violence. >>> how's this. >>> how about joe paterno, are we going to brung him back? how about that whole deal. >> hmm. that comment left some trump supporters confused. next hear what his campaign manager says he meant. the tthan the bottom have mo100 million americans.nt how does that happen? well, they use lobbyists to get special tax breaks. my plan -- close the tax loopholes and make them pay their fair share. seniors who've worked hard deserve the opportunity to stay independent, pay their bills, and most of all,

>> i think i heard betsy. baby? >> i think i heard betsy. my boys, hurry up; you're gonna be late for the bus! babe, we're pretty much on fumes till the end of the month. which one of these bills you want me to pay first? well, the gas company's not gonna ding us for 15 days. pay the power bill. you're a genius. remember, tonight's the night that me and the boys are gonna be home late. right, the birthday party or something. oh, scotty trevino. him and 20 of his closest buddies i got. an arcade, then burgers and a movie. good luck. thank you. and you remember what you're doing after work, right? yeah, coming home, drink a beer and watch tv. uh, no, you got to go to, uh, here. wojcik... wojcik polish bakery. yeah, we used to go there as kids when my old man did a stint in the 5-4. well, apparently, their chocolate cheesecake is amazing. okay. i want to have it for family dinner. okay, but family dinner's not till sunday, babe. why do i have to go get the cheesecake tonight? because they're not open on sunday

betsy also wants to show her performances to her niece in wyoming.er young students suggest youtube. i said youtube, what's that? that's how out of it we are. the first day hit 71 hits and then it started growing and we were like what is this? we didn't know the term viral video. it just went crazy and the next thing you know it's a million. >> nora's videos are so popular they come to the attention of a composer. >> he created music programs for the chamber orchestra in li lithuania for children. he wanted to do an orchestra piece that is based on nora's pl playing. >> and thus the catcerto is born. >> this is the first time its probably written for an animal. it could only exist because of the internet. >> when posted on the internet it receives more than 1 million hits and in october 2009, nora wins an aspca award for cat of the year. >> what an honor. >> in this dog eat dog world it's nice to see a cat succeed. >> they're creating t-shirts, calendars and books featuring nora. >> i'm going to write a positive book from nora's standpoint. it's how

betsy, let's cover new ground.think the way he can turn this around, pivoting back to national security in a hurry. as a woman, there are issues i care more been than these other issues, my pocketbook and my family safety. what do you think about my plan? >> i think that is a good plan. history has tested that plan, proven it pretty well. george w. bush made security moms a central part of his 2004 re-election pitch. in fact a super-pac that supports trump, cut an ad you might have well just written, a mom cleaning up after her kids and saying i want national security. i am worried about being safe. his numbers are so bad it will take a lot to change it but give it a shot. melissa: capri, give advice to the other side, we won't tell them. >> i'm sure they're not tuning in now. as pro-choice democratic woman there is not a lot of republicans can do. there is lot of conversation surrounding abortion debate this week. we have entire list, these three folks are obviously very pro- life. ted cruz bragged about is had wo

i-95 betsy ross bridge through girard avenue. a broken down truck blocking the right lane. penndot is out there helping. for now, the right lane is blocked. 13 miles per hour as we pull in the waze app. you can see the people complaining about the standstill on i-95 southbound where the broken down truck is blocking the right lane. aramingo avenue no problems reported that might be a better bet at this point. let's get out to the burbs with the suburban traffic report. we have a nasty crash at walsh road at 40-foot road by ralph's shopping center stay on cow path road. overnight construction has not cleared just yet. they were working overnight in chester route 1 oxford bypass new reassure facing 6-mile stretch. they have to mill before they can pave in chester county. 42 creek road in belmawr, northbound come the headlights. there's overnight construction on the ramp 42 northbound to 295 northbound scheduled to 8:00 a.m. that could give us bigger than normal delays on northbound 42. >>> tornados left damage in the deep south no serious injuries have been reported. at least

i'm here with betsy and mike. betsy has been a life long, is she getting her breakfast with some toast, waffles, after all that celebrating, that major win yesterday and bet thecy has been a life long villanova fan, had to come to villanova country to celebrate. tell me explain what was going through your mind yesterday did you think they were going to win and once you awe them getting it underway. >> yesterday was very exciting. we were going to a friend's house to watch the game with a lot ofville 'nova graduates. so i knew it would be exciting and as the game went on we were all looking at each other saying this is unbelievable. this is incredible, incredible, all of the shot that went in. they played remarkably. it was a very exciting night. >> now mike over here you are not necessarily the biggest villanova fan but villanova by proxy. >> i was a fan last night. >> reporter: did you think they were going to win, were you biting your nails, what was the group going to do. >> they were going crazy last night a l

head to the ben franklin bridge bridge -- betsy ross bridge instead. new schedules for septa regional rails. everything is on time as you head out the door. >> reporter: we're in the 40s, we're dressing the kids in sweatshirts root for villanova. bundle up if you're heading to the parade for villanova's victory. upper 40s by noon, it will be breezy. especially if you're in center city amongst all the skyscrapers, wind wrap through the buildings strongly. 43 degrees by 3:00 p.m. the high, 55 degrees. the high comes in at 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. matt and erin. >>> thanks so much, david. >> reporter: in "healthcheck" high school students who get too little sleep or too much sleep are likely to ennudge in -- en-- indulge in risky behavior. >>> a police chase in l-a included a convertible, tmz bus and selfies. >>> former president bill clinton clashes with the black lives matter protest. but first, america's money. >> reporter: stamps are going down. they dropped from 49 cents to 47 cents for a standard letter. a temporary price hike granted to the postal

my name is betsy after. i will be your moderator today. i'm waiting, publishing lifer. am a pu only wanted to be in publishing my whole life and have been in pretty much my whole life.sa i west coast agent, started out in publishing as an editor.at p i want to introduce our panelists. .. wanted to introduce our panelists. i will start with tom mayer, senior editor and vice president at www. norton who publishes literal fiction and nonfiction including history, politics, music, biography, popular science and narrative journalism. his books include the new york times bestsellers smoke gets in your eyes, building a better teacher by elizabeth green, whitey bolger and shelley murphy

joining me christopher hahn and betsy woodruff.he recent ratcheting up of the rhetoric could have a negative lingering effect going into the general elect? >> certainly. without a doubt. and we are seeing that in this contest in new york. sanders just had a massive rally and their estimates are 28,000 people there. the reality is sanders has been digging clinton. he realized the only way to take her down or be competitive is to go after her. to bring out that sarcasm. and that of course does lasting damage. >> you don't agree with that? >> primary happen. then there is a healing period, and then there is an elect. if the democrats are running against donald trump or ted cruz. new york is a closed primary. he will be 15 point behind her. he won't do much better than the race against andrew cuomo. charles: does that sing him from getting the nomination? >> he's one 8 out of 9 caucuses mostly. he won them. more people were at his rally in new york city than there were voting in those elections. charles: do those state count? we don't

when betsy and i decided i would put on a neck's edition of patent models in the building a few years ago, we thought this was a no-brainer because we could go to the smithsonian -- museum ofum national history and borrow its patent models. so sorry, wes, can't lend any. in our desperation, we turned to our friends in the u.s. patent office, and he said, you should contact alan rothchild who owns the largest private collection of american patent models in the world. we did just that. i went up to casanova effort today's, and alan and anne couldn't be more gracious and hospitable. they had built this wing on their house to display the patent models, and alan said, borrow anything you like. i spent two days selecting. it was a hard choice narrowing it down, and as you know, the exhibition was a great success here for two years. that's my personal contact with the rothchilds -- rothschilds. alan received a degree in pharmacy and went into the family business. threether established pharmacies in the syracuse, new york area, so allen was going to do that for a career, but while he was in c

the betsy ross can be your alternate. no problems on the walt or the burlington bristol. >>> here's what we know about the deadly amtrak derailment. the train has been moved from the tracks in trainer, delaware county. federal investigators recovered a data recorder and two cameras as they tryç and piece togethe what went wrong yesterday. two veteran amtrak workers using a backhoe were killed when train 89 hit them. investigators want to know why that veteran maintenance crew was working along live railroad tracks. monique braxton is live along the tracks in trainer with more on where the investigation stands at this early hour. monique? >> reporter: overnight we've been watching the movement here on the tracks in trainer, this over my shoulder, crews have been working on the actual tracks. they've also been moving the train north. the goal here is to have minor disruptions during the morning rush hour and to get that train up to 30th street station. >> we would like to offer our condolences to the families of the deceas

stick to the betsy ross bridge when that happens.accident involving a jackknifed tractor-trailer on the new jersey township nearly delaware memorial toll plaza. expect slowing with the right lane blocked. matt. >> thank you karen. >>> a medical call turned into something much more serious in west philadelphia this morning. medics arrived to find a man in his 20's shot dead inside a car. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live on the 1600 block of north red field street with the full story. annie. >> reporter: and matt right now we can hear family and friends distraught as police to remove the body of the victim from the vehicle. they're still trying to figure this all out and figure out a motive. what we do know is that neighbors called 911 after seeing the victim in the vehicle that was still running. they say that at first they thought he was sleeping or possibly dead but they thought it was from a medical emergency. they didn't think that he was shot. it was then that they called 911 and medics arrived scene. well, this is

>> yes, betsy. >> i rub the dashboard and say, come on betsy. >> you are just playing. >> yes. >>> bridal fashion weekend new york. get you down the aisle. >>> a check of the top stories. and vanessa murdock's forecast, morning continues at 7:00. when you want itchy, watery eyes and sneezes out of the picture, you go to walgreens for flonase allergy relief- over the counter in full prescription strength. with walgreens right around the corner, it's easy to get more complete relief in a flash. how's that for picture perfect? well... "perfect" might be a slight exaggeration. swing by walgreens for flonase that helps block six allergic substances, not just one. walgreens. >>> right now, breaking news. one man is dead following a police involved shooting in queens. we're live at the scene with details on the investigation. >>> a man wanted for slashing a cab driver is it -- believed to be connected to a homeless shelter murder. how police found a link between the two crimes. >>> another deadly earthquake strikes. this time in ecuador where the

jon: elizabeth, you said hillary is having, i called you betsy. you are saying hillary is having way more fun than bernie sanders in this campaign. >> actually vice versa. bernie seems to be enjoying the process of going after her. he has very few qualms about criticizing her in a pointed way so hillary seems to be cautious in a way that almost visibly seems to make her uncomfortable. went to see suggested after being prodded almost 4 times by a host where she suggested bernie maybe he was unprepared it was obvious it wasn't territory she wanted to delve into and bernie of course immediately fired back by saying how dare hillary suggest i'm unqualified. she's the one who's unqualified and and last month we saw what was a really telling moment where hillary accepted someone in a rope line, a person who attended one of her events brought up that she has taken money from lobbyists who have fossil us as their client and she says i'm so tired of bernie sanders lying about me. haven't seen a moment like that with bernie. he has woodland animals of birds

. >> okay, here we go, betsy. >> all right, well, that is kind of cool will. >> baby. >> no. >> thatmy baby. >> what about betsy. >> if you live in atlanta. >> that is another shade right there. >> what about bob. >> bobbies the traffic guy. >> that is a good name for a car. >> especially, yeah. >> buddy. we have all of these names here. we have a buddy and bob. >> buddy just get the me straight the to that cvs for that ept. >> what about old faithful and reliable. >> well, if they are good cars. they don't break down. >> that is weird. >> i never name my car but i necessity people who have. >> that is so silly. >> um-hmm. >> yeah. >> okay. >> well, the debate, by the the way, not this debate but debate is over we now necessity where you can find the best food in the country. >> can we get betsy. >> you do not the of to go far, lauren dawn johnson. >> all right, >>> i got to tell but good news. >> we have good news. >> so a few weeks ago someone reached out to me on twitter, so many social media things happening. hey lauren check out this group of chess players in wilmington at thoma

betsy, there is questions whether he is doing it the right way. lewandoski was on "fox news sunday" on sunday. he mouthed off something happened in florida a lot of people objected to. >> of those 99 delegates the chairman of the party in florida, who is avid and outward supporter of marco rubio, gets to appoint 30 of those delegates. i understand knows are the riles. donald trump won. now you have a person supporting marco rubio who gets to appoint 30 of the 99 delegates. david: first of all he is wrong. the head of the gop gets to appoint 15, not 30 of the delegates. he is not an outward supporter of marco rubio. so, he is wrong on that. but why focus on florida when he has so many delegates from florida when he could focus on colorado or indiana or west virginia? seems like unforced error by lewandoski? >> this is head scratcher here, which is larger problem of trump's campaign. there is basically no evidence they have a good grasp how to get sympathetic and supportive delegates elected. on first ballot virtually all delegates are bound. there

. >>> betsy woodruff. michelle, let me start with you. there's a gop, some gop official in florida, title i'm forgetting at moment, made some awful monica lewinsky reference -- >> on her knees. >> that hillary clinton in a trump debate would go down like monica lewinsky, disgusting. this is going to be everyday multiple times a day till november floodgates are just opening and we are just seeing the beginning of it. >> early on the clinton campaign said trump would be the candidate they could most likely beat and least want to run against. it's going to be so vicious and ugly. think about the amount of racism unleashed by obama being president and then think of all of the submerged jender anxieties of men losing primacy in the american system, and all of that, you know, that being crystallize in this contest between not just the first female presidential candidate but the first feminist presidential candidate, hate object for anti-feminists -- >> over decades. >> against this sort of like misogynist. >> self-styled. >> yeah. it's kind of

. >> in 1988, bill clinton considered a run for the white house but an aide, betsy wright, worry bhad would face. >> betsy wright sat bill clinton down and said i -- in-of-the name of every single woman you've had anything to do with that could be brought up against you as having, you know, sexual relations. >> but hillary clinton fought for issues and her husband even barging into an opponent's press conference during one of her husband's wre-elections campaig. >> he has consistently avoid add debate. >> who was the one person who didn't show up in springdale? give me a break. i mean, i think in we ought to get the record straight. >> they ran as partnership. uniquely equitable. both of them supremely political as they office. >> i proudly announce my candidacy for president of the united states of america. >> it was a tough campaign for both bill and hillary clinton with back-to-back scandals. >> one smoked marijuana. no, i didn't inhale. got away with that. dodged the draft. got a friend to tell a friend to keep him out of the draft. he got away with that, and the third, which was

we saw from the betsy ross bridge to approaching cottman because of a disabled school bus. longer than the southbound ride because of that bus blocking the right lane. and we're also watching for some flurries around, dave. >> all right, karen. well, as we take a look today is going to be a chilly one. we're still below freezing write now, still a # about 32 by 9 o'clock. wind chills in the low 20's upper teens and you can see a high of 46 degrees late today. a couple of snow showers around but it doesn't look like they're sticking. >> all right. the campus bookstore opens at 8:00 a.m. [laughter] >> going to rip it. >> congratulations villanova. v for victory. >> whew. >> ♪ katie mcginty knowshool, get the routine. by. her dad was a philly cop. mom worked in a restaurant. then, hard work opened doors. now it's not quite enough. but mcginty's working to change that, helping create thousands of new jobs. she'll always stand up for manufacturing, higher wages, and equal pay for women so opportunity never gets out of reach. katie mcginty for senate. women voters responsible for

northbound jammed from betsy ross bridge to bridge street. new accident i-95 accident northbound a multi-vehicle one. >> reporter: look at all the sunshine, maybe sun glare, too. 67 degrees by 11:00 a.m., a little cool to start out, sun and clouds, very warm later today, high of 80 around 4:00 p.m. winds light to moderate mix of sun and clouds. >>> hope up a good week. starting out good for us. >> reporter: two thumbs up. >>> okay. sysco and ebert, karen rogers, tamala edwards, david murphy, i'm matt o'donnell. have a good week. hey mom, i could use some basil. oh, sure thing, sweetie. life is eating out of a flower pot. wait where's the? right. it's being a food paparazzi. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet. as it should. and a takeout romantic. dessert! happy anniversary. life is mucho, and grande. life is eating, laughing, loving and a place to enjoy it together. why should we trust a like steve santarsiero who will say anything to win an election? after claiming credit for passing universal background checks for all gun purcha

here to talk about what prince meant to the city of minneapolis, is mayor betsy hodges.website you wrote for the residents of minneapolis, the loss of prince is too large to describe. his music brought untold joy to people all over the world, but in minneapoliss it different. s it harder here. prince was a child of our city. and his love of his hometown permeated many of his songs are pride in his accomplishments permeates our love of minneapolis. what a beautiful tribute. and mayor, that really does speak, and we can tell that that really comes from your heart and the hearts of so many there in minneapolis. so give us an idea, you know, hows it that he kind of really kind of transformed that city, you know, through his art, through his presence, even from the story of his own upbringing there, and that he would return even in his fame, and continue to live there. >> well, prince was of minneapolis and we are in many ways of prince. you know, he never left us. we have never left him. he went to high school in minneapolis, central high school, actually with my husband. yo

some blowing smoke is possible and the betsy ross bridge is possible. stay up on the tacony palmyra bridge, it's a better bet at this point. >> thank you. >>> we have breaking news out of upper darby, delaware county, chopper 6 hd has arrived at the scene here at the 700 block of 11th avenue at 4:00 police say there was a deadly shooting here. >> this all came to the attention of police when a call came in of a person being discovered facedown on the grown unresponsive. now the attention is here at this time. no word on an arrest or motive for this deadly gun fire. a deadly shooting happening in upper darby and we'll continue to watch that. ♪ i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms®. we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady brook farms®. no growth-promoting antibiotics, just honest, simple turkey. >>> all right now to the accuweather forecast on a sunny but cold

betsy has always been a staunch advocate of the patent models. her support is very appreciated. thank you from the museum of arrangements for tonight's event. a special thank you to elizabeth doherty. the inventor of education for the u.s. patent and trademark office. also, a very well deserved thank you for gareth brandon, the editor of our book who also wrote the introduction for the book. i believe he is here this evening from grudging guiles from california representing the public truth of their book. thank you both. also, on thank all of you who have come tonight to hear a program. the patent system adds interest to the fire of genius. this quote was by abraham lincoln. president lincoln actually had a patent. the purpose was to lift votes with the river. lincoln is the only american president who ever obtained a u.s. patent. it is april 10, 1790. president george washington had just signed a bill to create the united states patent office. for the first time in american history, the right of an inventor to profit from his or her invention was recognized by law. the constitu

in the construction zone here at cottman avenue, throughout the weekend they will work at cottman, betsyand also down near girard. now we had that nasty accident yesterday on the way home, on the new jersey turnpike, and this morning, another accident, this one is north bound though, up near exit number eight and mass transit, looking good, buses, trains, trolleys running with no delays, chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> it was in the playoff start the flyers needed to have. >> i mean lah for under dogs going in and it is on their ice, down in washington. we will lose the game two to nothing. big daddy graham looking at how we look in the first round. >> well, last night was a game that got away, that is what it was. they had four power plays early on in the game and they did not capitalize on any of them. that set the tone and made big difference. despite all that it is nothing, nothing going into the second period when the capitals scored on a very bizarre play that you could not blame steve mason on who was brilliant again. this guy is really having a year, super year and then s

so everybody is moving over to the left, already a backup from the betsy on into center city. the road are wet depending upon where you begin and end your trip here like at ben franklin bridge, those pop up showers, that have been moving across our area. roads could be slick. an accident in hatfield welsh road and 40-foot road just off of the northeast extension. a crash in the neighborhood at castor and unruh. through the weekend both saturday and sunday septa's warminster line will use shuttle bus necessary place of the trains along the portions of the line. where buses are used times will be add just ted. if you have good picks over the past 20 years post them tour instagram, facebook and twitter and use that #good day 20. bob over to you. >>> a baby boy back in the arms of his mother after being taken from her at king of prussia mall. >> this morning the accused abductor is behind bars. dave kinchen has latest details from the upper merion police headquarters, dave, good morning. >> good morning to you. we are awaiting, on more information about the suspect in this case, w

opening at that coney palmyra bridge, opening underway as traffic stopped on both sides, use that betsy ross as the alternate. left over from the weekend route 07 eastbound the jug handle at main street is closed because of the down pole and crews are still working, out on 422 between 202 and trooper road. they should be out there until 5:30. here's the latest from septa on the situation this morning. first of all there are only two of the four tracks passed that accident scene here in delaware county. so in bound wilmington trains are going to run with at least 30 minute delays coming into philadelphia a. the outbound services, will run express from center city, past the accident scene first stop will be marcus hook and then further south, into delaware. that is in order to get the trains back into delaware and quickly turn them around to bring the most volume occurring during the morning rush hour coming into philadelphia. expect delays there. amtrak northeast corridor, same deal. instead of four tracks, both amtrak and september air sharing the two tracks that are opened through the

the southbound i-95, 15 minute stoppages all night long right near betsy ross bridge interchange. crews out until will 5:00 o'clock. otherwise mass transit or airport looking g chris and lauren, back to you. >>> we have a developing story in southwest philadelphia this morning. the right now police are looking for person responsible for stabbing a man in the chest overnight. this happened, on the 6500 block of dicks avenue just after 2:00 this morning. victim was taken to penn presbyterian hospital and is expected to survive. there is no description of the suspect at this time. >>> runners, walkers, joggers, cycle will list, we could have a an extra eye walk ago long the schuylkill river trail. >> it is all about keeping you safe. dave kinchen joins us from boat house row with more on this. dave, good morning. >> reporter: thinks obviously a really popular spot for a lot of runners in the evening hours, and runners are coming together to fight the dangers lurking in the dark in the schuylkill river trail n recent months there have been reports of runners being held up, sexually a

it's run by a woman named betsy and her husband who is from italy.o betsy about what's happening here upstate and who you it is feeding into the political dynamics this year. >> we've been driving around, i told you. you see a lot of towns that look like -- things have been better. >> this is the first time in the last five years i've ever seen foreclosures here. there's probably about five houses in town right now that are being foreclosed. and the families are out. >> what does that mean for politics, for the election? do you think people want a change? >> i think people are so divided. people either see the one side. a total change is going to be fabulous or they want more help from the government, which is the other side. i've never seen it so split. >> do you see the attraction of donald trump around here? >> i do. and i think a lot of it is just an anger reaction. >> what do you mean by anger? >> they're angry there hasn't been change. they're not heard. they're angry things just stay kind of the way they are. they feel like if you shake everyt

done there coming into downtown philadelphia this morning south own i-95 same deal heavy from the betsyidge real tight through construction zone we had an earlier disable at allegheny avenue. here's an accident, black hill road, at neshaminy mall here, in the background. an overturned vehicle with the down pole. there is a live look at that i-95 delay out of the north east. if you use septa's norristown regional rail line new schedules will kick in on monday, so make sure you have a new timetable today, some paint work again today hopefully we will get painting done before the rain comes in or that will make a mess. they expect to paint lines on the schuylkill and vine street expressway. good luck with that during the midday. keep that in mind copping in and out of the city. what the is time line for the rain today? sue has the answer in 15 seconds. >>> we are looking at yeah, we had to do it, the purple train, out to our rain, nothing with precipitation in the the area at the moment. you can see the cold front that will make its way through the area later on and we have been saying thi

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slows again farther south from the betsy ross bridge into girard.lso watching a pair of accidents on the roosevelt boulevard. one is southbound at robin street chose to the boston market. then farther south past broad street a crash on the shoulder attracting a little attention but all lanes are opened n towamencin township just getting word of a vehicle leak something fuel along sumneytown pike at franklin street just off the northeast extension. so watch out for the crews responding to mop things up there. near honey brook there's a crash along route 10 compass road at lilly road. police remain on the scene of that accident. and they're still working on downed wires in hamilton township atlantic county. all but the shoulder is blocked along 50 southbound just south of the a.c. expressway. i would use elwood road or colon as an alternate on this tuesday morning. matt and tam. >> we begin with breaking news. passersby spot a woman walking down a philadelphia street with her throat slashed and a blood trail behind her. "action news" reporter annie mc

betsy, let me start with you.of the strange things, i had sort of lost track of the cumulative polling average in the five states that are out to vote today. there was a period of time where someone thought trump would contest, he's now up massively, all of this springboarded out of a state new york, that everyone knew he was going to win. what's happened since new york that's produced this coalescing? i can't get a read on it. >> i think he's just drowned out any other political stories that might have been able to grab headlines. when was the last time we had a ted cruz centric news cycle? the last time was when cruz and kasich said they were teaming up to take on trump. then kasich followed up by saying, kinda, sorta, but not really. even bad stories about trump, legitimately bad fighting, like infighting, maybe his staff hate each other, even those narratives seem to boost him. as long as he's getting coverage, regardless of the type of coverage, it helps him. you can't discount the cultures of these states. p

>> guest: betsy is the keeper of the keys. no one receives keys unless they need to go down to the vault, and no readers in this space will be going to the vault, because we provide readers access of the vault in aics-year space -- in a suggestion-year space that we need -- six-year space that we need to control very carefully. >> host: i see you have a friend here with you. >> guest: yes. officer baylor is here, and he'll be walking us down. >> host: security. so we're going below ground now, correct? >> guest: we will be going several floors below ground level. we have a vault that runs almost the full length of a city block. and that is where we keep our rare books and our manuscripts. >> host: now, michael, were all the manuscripts that we're going to see, were they collected by the folgers during their lifetime? >> guest: they started the collection, but we as an institution have been collecting for around 08 years. so it is -- 80 years. so it is a growing and dynamic collection. there's more to find. we acquire it and gi

again, the betsy ross bridge into girard, 10 minutes so far and that's just normal morning volume.ee a little bit of volume here as well on the roosevelt boulevard extension southbound approaching the schuylkill. also have a disabled vehicle right there on the northbound side just beyond the ridge avenue on-ramp but it's off to the side so not really causing a big problem. starting to see a crowd here on 42 coming northbound away from 55 up to 295 but the pace so far isn't too terrible. however, if you're out and about in brick township this morning, you are going to find a jam on the garden state parkway. that's because southbound approaching 549 all lanes are blocked because of a nasty overturned vehicle crash. 34 and 70 your way to get around that on this wednesday morning. tam. >> thank you matt. >>> breaking news. local verizon workers went on strike about 30 minutes ago. contract talks have started last year have broken down so now union members are out there on the picket line trying to tell management can you hear me now? "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live near

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there's construction in the area around the betsy ross bridge to richmond street. that will be closed until may. it's another month or so if you want to plan that into your commute. also 23 minutes. whether you're headed westbound or eastbound into the mid-60s between route 1 and here, tracy. >>> we're following breaking news where police say someone ambushed a deputy and shot him from behind. the deputy had parked hesitate patrol car. he was leaning into another patrol car when someone shot him six times. the deputy is expected to survive. we'll bring you any new developments on air and on the n n nbc 10 news app. >>> right now police are looking for the driver who struck and killed a man on a motorized scooter. the victim was dragged for about 200 feet from the crash. nbc 10's katy zachry is live outside. tell us about that. >> reporter: tracy, a few things happened overnight. first please found the vehicle that witnesses say hit and killed man who was riding on a scooter late last night and more recently we spoke with detectives who are wait for a search warrant

make sure you try whitman or betsy.dge problem they are closing burlington bristol bridge all weekend with construction, so tomorrow, through monday, if you are heading out to say wedding or maybe travel soccer or baseball, you will to have use that tacony palmyra or the pennsylvania turnpike. >> al he can and mike, back to you. >> we will check with bus stop buddy. >> that is all right. it is all good. it is friday. we're smiling like bus stop buddy. we have seen though some showers here in the city. there is a few around we will check on radar, temperatures you need to know in the 40's. make sure your rain coat is warm enough and you see heavier showers moving into lancaster county heading our way from the west. even if you are in the getting any rain right now, it sure looks glummy and chilly, 49 in the city, 8-mile an hour breezes. our high temperature to take about 54 degrees with cloud, scattered showers for the rest of the day. we will see if it improving over weekend and seven day forecast mike and alex, coming

also watch for some construction on the betsy ross bridge. the ramp to richmond street will be closed until may, which is coming up. definitely something we can still plan into our morning commute. we'll have details for you as soon as that becomes open again. vai? >> all right. thank you, jessica. >>> 48 degrees right now in philadelphia. seven minutes before 6:00. an education celebration. >> we'll tell you about the hundreds of science activities thisening across philadelphia week. >>> and don't forget, the bluecross broad street run is this sunday, may 1st. nbc 10 has you covered from start to finish. our coverage begins 8:00 a.m. sunday morning. if you're not running, don't forget to dvr it so you can catch yourself on the trail. nice. >>> and join us tomorrow for ready, set, run. the experts show us what runners need to do days leading up to the race. we'll also show you the best places to watch the race along the course and what's new at this year's health departmeweal expo. >>> just about 6:00 a.m. happening today, kids will be able t

watch for construction on betsy ross bridge eastbound, the ramp to richmond street is to close still. that will be closed until çmay. obviously something you want to plan into your morning commute. 422. most of the construction is lifted out of the way right now. watch for possible lane restrictions 202 or trooper road headed eastbound. eastbound from 29 to the schuylkill expressway, or obviously westbound, still an eight-minute trip with speeds into the 60s. the 42 freeway in deptford, northbound right in here, no problems 0 are delays towards the philadelphia area. this is around route 41. no problems headed northbound or if you're also heading to 295. we're good to go even through the work zone. more updates in the next ten. >>> new this morning, four people are in the hospital following an accident on route 1 in philadelphia. police say three cars were involved in the crash around 11:30 near henry avenue in east falls. all lane were shut down while crews cleared the scene. >>> 5:00 a.m. now to a developing story. there's just one hour until verizon employees plan to walk off the

nine at headlight in the southbound direction, past betsy ross bridge, you can see looking okay here. a lot of the camera shot actually seeing the droplet on the camera lens letting us know it is wet out there. burlington bristol bridge open, will close again saturday, sunday night, will be open tonight. jim, over to you. >> thanks, meisha a the eagles now officially have their quarterback of the future. >> the birds took carson wentz with the second pick in last night's nfl draft. wentz was on hand at draft headquarters in chicago of course for all of the festivities. taken right after the rams picked quarterback jared with the first overall picket, wentz's hometown of bismarck, north dakota went crazy at the news, and wentz, one thing about eagles fans. >> passionate, you know, that's all i ever hear how passionate they are. and i love that. they have high expectations, i have high expectations, i'm very passionate, and i'll fit in pretty well. >> if you didn't know the newest eagle led his north dakota state bison to it fifth straight scs title. just last year. yes, he threw for 17

the betsy ross bridge eastbound ramp to richmond street will be closed until may.ay be something that sets you back in the morning. otherwise, mass transit is doing okay. we are back in business for septa and amtrak, most trains, everything running on time. pat patco, d.a.r.t. and new jersey transit, we also are running on time with no delays. i'll be back with more checks of your morning drive. katy? >>> we're off to a cold start this morning, in fact, it will feel more like winter than spring today. pamela osborne is in philadelphia for us. you need the hat this morning. >> yes, you know, i was doing the hair down thing and it kept blowing all over the place. i figured why not, i might as well put the hat on. it is chilly. we've been out here talking to people about villanova. you can)see it's a little bit windy out here as well. for everyone just waking up with us this morning, you may get a bit of a surprise within you walk out the front door. people are moving around this morning. they're all bundled up as well. it's definitely a far cry from the 70 plus degr

construction on the betsy ross bridge eastbound ramp to richmond street. that will be there until may and it will be closed until that time. here's the pa turnpike, we're in the green, westbound, eastbound from route 1 to valley forge. construction projects also clearing out of the way there as well. >>> 4:32. today is the day baseball fans have spent all winter dreaming about, the day the phillies officially return home to citizens bank park. for the fans heading to this afternoon's home opener, the kids will have a few new things to enjoy. nbc 10's deanna durante is live inside citizens bank park with more. deanna? >> if you are watching the game or need to take a break, take the kids to some of the fan experience areas throughout the stadium. take a look. we got a sneak peek on friday afternoon. you can see that there's trivia, all kinds of games for the kids to play, they can even run the bases if they wantç to. we got an inside peek from some of the people at citizens bank who were able to tell us that they know most of the trivia but take a look wha

construction on the betsy ross bridge eastbound ramp to richmond street will be closed for another fews until may. also, 295, right around 130 over in west deptford, no problems in either direction yet. we have a 22-minute drive time headed southbound from the 42 freeway up over into delaware right now. speeds into the 60s. mass transit, for the most part, everything is running on time with no major delays. i'll be back in ten minutes with updates on your morning drive. >>> we are less than two weeks away from an effort designed to help communities throughout our country. april 30th marks comcast cares day. last year more than 100,000 volunteers, including manufacture us here at nbc 10 -- >> yes, we were out there. >> it's all in our neighborhoods. we're hoping this year will be the best year yet. comcast, the parent company of nbc 10. there's some good soil right there. thanks for coming today. i want each of you to grab a 2x8 and cut it. you'll have 2 saws to choose from. ♪ you all chose the best tool for the job. wouldn't it make sense to make the same choice, when it comes to your

take the betsy ross if you want. you'll be fine either way.t going to be fine on the burlington bristol. we'll have a scheduled opening there around 6:05. we want to know the details for the villanova parade. it begins at 1:00 p.m. this afternoon on 20th and market, heading eastbound, ending at dilworth park. watch for closures in the area, market between 15th and 23rd and 15th street between jfk boulevard and chestnut street. there will be a lot of rolling closures as well. they will re-open on a rolling basis. as the parade moves on through, those roads are going to open back up. market street cross-traffic will watch between 16th street and 22nd street. i will have more updates for parking and mass transit for the villanova parade when i come back in the next ten. vai? >> jessica, thank you. 19 minutes before 6:00 a.m. 45 degrees in philadelphia. next, going to court for your candidate. a new jersey man could get jail time for how he is showing his support for donald trump. >>> plus, making mafia history. we'll tell you what has happened to

construction, the betsy ross bridge eastbound ram top richmond street will be closed until may.re watching route 70 in cherry hill, new jersey around kings highway. no problems. roads are dry. not a lot of folks out in this area yet. we done have the backups. if you have to go out the door, go now. katy? >>> 5:41. don't drink the water. that's what students at a montgomery county elementary school are being told. we'll tell you what was found in their school's water fountains. >>> are you ready for some football? no need to stay home for thursday night games. twitter now has you covered. we'll explain next on "nbc 10 news today." vo: president obama endorses katie mcginty for u.s. senate, calling her "a champion for working families." the 9th of 10 kids, her dad's union pension and social security made all the difference. in pennsylvania, mcginty helped implement obamacare and expand coverage. trump and toomey have attacked obamacare and social security. to fight back, president obama wants mcginty in the senate to protect women, families and seniors. vote in the democratic prim

you can take the betsy ross. if you want to head down 73, it will be fine. carney's point township, watching a jackknifed tractor-trailer right around exit 1 approaching the delaware memorial bridge. the right lane is blocked. you'll need an alternate there. traffic is still moving through. you can take 295. it's nice and clear. >>> now your first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> nine minutes before 5:00. a warm start this morning and a dry one for philadelphia. boathouse row will get rain this morning. 60 degrees. it will get warmer than that but not by much. the temperatures will likely drop once the rain starts. right now the rain is holding off to the north and west. live view from the comcast center. rain this morning. we'll see sunshine this afternoon. you don't often see these temperatures this hour at this time of year. 61 in northeast philadelphia, wilmington is 61. even mild at the shore, atlantic city at the airport is 54 in pottstown 59 degrees. camden, 60 agrees along with audubon and haddonfield is 58 to start with. we won't see