and the birch trees? >> if you are looking for the birch trees, you will not find them.ht in for the scene and taken back out. something else you won't find is the brook with the water that trips and falls over stones on the way. that was brought in by the movie studio. plastic filled with water. and vanished. and do you remember the scene where she is running back to the abby? she picks up her clothes and goes in this direction. this is steep. this is not easy. >> that day we were shooting on the mountain, we were lucky. we had small silent drones getting the shot. in 1965, julie andrews was doing battle with a helicopter that kept blowing up a tornado of wind. >> this giant helicopter came at me sideways with a brave cameraman hanging out the side. where the door would be normally. the helicopter was shoot me and i would come from one end and he came from the other. i would make that big turn. then he would go around me to go back and start again and i would go to the other end. every time he went around me, the downdraft from the jets would bring me down into the gras

whether the conspiracy theories of the john birch society, or ayn rand's appeals to a godless, dollar worshiping society, we are for a society in the american conservative tradition, and our heroes were bighearted man of the west, barry goldwater and ronald reagan. those liberal pundits scanning to heavens for a genuine conservative magazine, all those many years ago, never recognized the genuine article when it came marching down the pike. but here we are, 50 years later lunging at the headquarters of the heritage foundation at eight meeting that sports a conservative newspaper, a weekly conservative magazine, and as bill might say, a powerful conservative national cable news network. the tote board after the last couple of elections tells us one more thing, today, 50 years later, there are a lot fewer than them, the liberals, and a lot more of us. and helping to bring all of this about was a blast. thank you. [applause] >> we are so happy you wrote this history. michelle easton: do we have a mic here? oh good. okay, i will let you call on people if you would not mind getting your na

concourse and platform levels also for elevators and escalators and as far as the homeless problem birches working on that also. we are enforcing a public asset code that says that people are lying down with you to ask them to set up were to leave. the project is expected to be finished by 2017. they will be at the foul and civic center station think it rocks to get more input from writers. the cost of renting a home in the bay area is continuing to rise. it would not fit -- 14 for 8% compared to last year. i think there's an increase of 3.7% nationwide. new this morning police in france say they arrested him islamic extremists and paris. he is also accused of killing a young woman shortly before he was arrested on sunday. the arrests came after them in shot himself. it is day two of the penalty phase in the trial of the convicted marathon bomber. yesterday they called survivors of people who bust level is to witness. they also showed a photograph of him giving a visit figure two a. security camera. a search is underway for an á- asterisk teenager. we are looking at the east bay commute ri

pollen count that will run high and ease back into the medium range in the next several days, we have birch and oak as the primary irritants. how are speeds running at this moment matt? >> reporter: weeds are running nicely because it's 4:30, no penn relays anywhere we expect the traffic patterns to be back on to normal on the vine and the schuylkill and the ben franklin bridge. this is delco headlights coming southbound on mcdade boulevard near i-95. speaking of i-95, lanes are on in the construction zone. turnpike we have construction on the turnpike taking out the right lane near bensalem. we have a ruptured fuel tank on street road in bensalem. watch out for restrictions. >> officials have just announced that the death toll from this weekend's earthquake has soared past 3700 people. the devastation you see behind us is incredible and awful to see. rescue workers are having trouble reaching the devastated village also. it's not unusual for the entire villages to be buried. >> reporter: tens of thousands of sleeping in the streets or in make-shift tents as the death toll climbs from the e

carl birch used what he saw that night, that night in 1865, 150 years ago tonight. carl birch created the only eyewitness documentation we have of the assassination of the abraham lincoln and the effort to keep him alive after he had been shot. as the washington post reports, no one seems to want to show that painting, it wasn't publicly displayed at all for the first 60 years of its existence, after 60 years, it was len the out to the lincoln museum inside ford's theater, then it was willed to the white house, then it was transferred to the park's service, now finally it's found a home in the resource center in the national parks service museum. it gets lent out from time to time, but mostly it lives in storage. it's been a century and a half since his assassination, apparently we can still scarcely bear to look. we spoke to the national park's museum curator, she doesn't know why the painting is not a permanent fixture, it's not. the one eyewitness account we do have of that assassination and the effort to save lincoln, it really is stuck in a storage facility in

the fear mongering is from the newer leadership of the john birch society.t is ironic that this small extreme organization is allowed to voice its fear on the rest of society. there is no basis for believing that. the failsafe is this -- 38 states have to ratify. the idea we could get something crazy through the system where 38 states have to ratify is not well taken. i cannot remove his first question. host: got one more question in a minute or two. respond to the end of march hagel -- bart hinkle's piece. he said the biggest reason to be skeptical about a convention of the states is this -- it fails to address the problem that inspired it -- advocates of a constitutional convention are upset that the federal government has grown too large and they correctly believe because politicians have ignored the meaning of the constitution. if this is the case, rewriting the constitution with more or planar language solves nothing and politicians can ignore the length of one constitution then why can't they of another? guest: if you fixed the judiciary and have check

. >> residents 19 and birch near temple university are used to sights of new buildings. >> neighborhoodorhood and by the university come around it's making the neighborhood better. here they have a garden. people come in dump in the guard. >> city council president darrell clarke told "action news" he's proposing two new bills to create tough penalties for companies or contractors who illegally dump. scavtion construction or demolition projects with more than 10,000 will be find 10 grand for trashing lots like this one and detailed collection plan will also be required. >> we have contractors that don't have he respect for existing neighborhood. >> we check bed with street departments so ask how much it costs taxpayers to clean up a lot after illegal dump, price dog, $7,000 a day. >> we should randomly go through. check the permits check the plan of diskotion. if he find people have not sxlind she hit him with a stick and i think the world will get out we mean business. >> a key 201 beautiful philly said there's more than -- sights with tons of trash. they ticket those breaking law and

we're adding birch to the list of tree pollens in the high range today and medium range in the next several days. matt, what are the roads looking like? >> reporter: not so hot. i-95 we have an accident in delco involving a pick up truck that's facing the wrong way. the good news they have a tow truck in here, hopefully they can get the crash cleared out shortly. it's unfolding northbound near the commodor barry bridge as you head toward curlin street. this is the northbound backlog starting at the delaware state line going to the scene near the commodor barry bridge. that 24 minute travel time 3 times what it should be stay local through chester on route 13. we're watching a crash on the boulevard extension, northbound lanes of route 1 approaching broad street. all of them both of them are blocked. as you come northbound through the fox street overpass it's a parking lot through this point approaching broad. there's a tow truck in the northbound lanes trying to clear the vehicles out. hunting park avenue lincoln drive a -- alternates. an accident involving a box truck caught fire and a tru

tomorrow the sweet 70s will be upon us the only hiccup in our forecast is the pollen count is high, maple birch and oak, the top offenders today and also into wednesday but thursday and friday we drop the countdown to medium if not low we are tracking moisture for the tail end of the work week and it will put a cap on the allergies this time of year. the accuweather forecast sunny and breezy up to 69 degrees, nice and warm tomorrow up to 74 thursday 67 and we have seen improvement with the computer models here for the most part it looks to stay offshore it could brush us late thursday into into friday and this could persist into friday and high temperature in at 61 degrees, it's warmer and a nice day up to 70 and for the broad street run, 67 degrees, 80 look at that possible next monday guys, other than thursday and friday, a pretty good stretch on the way and enjoy the weather while it lasts. >> thanks melissa. topping the people scene a shocking elimination on "dancing with the stars." >> two of the lowest scoring celebrities are still in the competition but a young fan favorite got the boot.

right now we are just sneezing, rubbing our eyes we've got oklahoma, birch maple, today is pretty hi,ower. and then on tuesday should be not as low because we get some rain tomorrow, maybe and that knocks it down, and then by tuesday it is back up again, because that's what the sun will do for us. as far as baseball, we've got our first pitch forecast, maybe you're going to the game this afternoon against atlanta. 1:35 there is afternoon temperature about 60 degrees. sun, clouds, and a winds out of the north about 10 miles an hour. that's a chill direction, ten is fairly decent winds speed. i think the extra jacket headed out taught ballpark. otherwise, 64 in philadelphia, 58 at the shore poconos 58 degrees, not bad forecast at all. just not totally stellar for the end of april. winds out of the north five to 10 miles an hour, today tonight, 45 degrees, we get few clouds out there otherwise, things look fairly nice, and then tomorrow, 62 degrees, with some clouds, especially later on in the afternoon, with just chance of shower coming in on monday. then on tuesday 68, wednesday, 71 de

. >> residents around 19 and birch near temple university are used to sights of new buildings. >> the neighborhood is beautiful and by university coming around it's making neighborhood together. people have a garn erp. people are dumping their garden. >> city council president darrell clarke told "action news" he's reporting two new pills to create tough penfys for companies and contractors who illegal jump . a detailed waste collection plan will be required. >> we had contractors who do not have respect for existing neighborhood we have to deal about them. >> we checked with streets department to find out how much it costs to kleep up a lot after illegal dumping, price tag $7,000 a day. >> we should randomly go through and check the plan of disposition and if we find people are -- haven't sxlind you hit them with stiff feign and the world gets out we have no business. >> there were 300 illegal dumping sites with 550 tops of trash. philadelphia used camera to combat and tickets those breaking the law. they also rely on tips to 311. and a resident captured a company dumping a foul open

calendar for may sex and so i had a brief conversation with preservation coordinator fly and will try to birch your matters a little tighter on your calendar so you done have hearings with just one item. my recommendation is to continue this matter to may 20. >> yes >> very good. on that motion to continue this matter to may 20, commissioner hawse, yes. commissioner [inaudible] so moved motion pass said unanimously 7 to 0 and leaves you with item 9ax >> thank you. good afternoon jonathan lamers department staff here to talk about 235 vulensia and potential for being added to land mark preservation. [inaudible] february 18 a member of the public [inaudible] present adreport containing historical information about the build{the relationship to hap jones who 62 prominent figure in bay area motorcycleing at that meeting she hoped the stoats code was up great graded to reflect the association with mr. jones and there dealership and the building is eligible as article 10 land mark. single story [inaudible] it was built in 1924 and designed arthur s bugby. it addressed by the [inaudible] which gave i

that's moving in from the west hasn't reached philadelphia yet but it's already in portions of upper birch county just to the northwest of redding. very light rain to start with. clouds over philadelphia at 6:00. 59 degrees. showers at 9:00 but by noontime in philadelphia those showers could be pushing to the east already. 60 degrees at 9:00 and we'll stay cool as we head into the afternoon. heading out the door. katy zachry has a look at traffic. >> good morning, bill. watch the rain. watch our traffic cameras and let you know how it's affecting things on the road. a closure on the main artery through philadelphia. this is along the vine street expressway eastbound closed until 5:00 a.m. between 76 and the exit for 16th street. that's because crews are out there repairing some of the bridges that are over the vine street expressway. if you're on 76 east and westbound, exit at 30th street. that will get you around that. live look at 95 at broad street. there is active overnight construction lifting in the next hour. moving into new jersey drive times on the freeway, right there, five minut

tuesday is a little lower but oak birch and maple are predominant allergens in the atmosphere right nowernight partly cloudy, chilly down 45 degrees. for your monday partly sunny a stray shower in the afternoon we're at 62 for the daytime high and here's your eyewitness weather seven-day forecast. you can see that nice little warmup we've been talking about where it's 69 degrees on tuesday, mostly sunny. wednesday is kind of the centerpiece of the forecast at least for the next few days and then watch for showers to move back in thursday. we'll clear it out a cooler day friday. but as of now next weekend looks fans with highs near 70. saturday and again on sunday. >> beautiful. we're finally going to shake the chill. >> looks like it. >> let's check in with lesley. >> beautiful day at the ballpark. phillies had the chance to take their second series victory of the season against the braves and it was the phanatic's birthday a big celebration for the long time phillies mascot and fan favorite. first inning ryan howard at the plate big fella starting to heat up, second homer of the series

oak, birch and maple in the medium to medium high level. from now the average high in philadelphia is 70. 28 days until memorial day 37 days our average day is 80. five days until the start of summer. overnight partly cloudy, chilly 45 degrees. tomorrow par the sunny with stray shower in the afternoon. high 62. tuesday 69 degrees mostly sunny. wednesday the jewel of the forecast at 71 with sunshine. and then showers return to the area on thursday. friday looks a little bit cooler than normal but as of now next weekend looks amazeing. >> 60s and 70s so start planning ahead for outdoor activities. >> yes, thank you very much. >> sure. >> appreciate that. >> special day at citizens bank park. >> it was great day. we had the phanatic's birthday and big fellow ryan howard starting to get hot and starting to hit that ball out of the park. sports is next. >> nice day for a phillies game. >> you want to leave town on a high note. the phils are starting a 10 game road trip in st. louis. the chance for their them to take the second series victory aga

so again we'll be well over a 10 out of a scale of 12 so oak birch and maple if those pollens cause youroblems you'll be feeling it for the next several days. temperature-wise tomorrow back into the mid 60's so closer to average, partly sunny skies as we head into monday, maybe a couple of showers not a big deal. tuesday we're going to be on the dry side as well. so let's time it out for you. clouds tonight maybe a shower or two south of the city into delaware and south jersey. by the afternoon sunday we're looking good with mostly sunny conditions as we head into monday some scattered showers around. temperature-wise tomorrow again nice rebound. mid 60's for the warm spots little cooler up to the north in the lehigh valley and poconos. farther to the south we're going to be closer to the 50's near the coastline. so again let's talk about that cold pocket of air over new england. it just sits across our region and as we head over the next several days it will slowly move off to the north and east so each day we're going to warm things up a little bit. so for tonight not quite as cold ma

oak, birch and male pell the main pollens causing the problems for allergy sufferers. tomorrow morning a few clouds around but by afternoon increasing sunshine. not a bad way to finish off the weekend mid 60s with dry conditions. there's that storm i was talking about over northern new england backs to the south and west for monday bringing more clouds a few scattered showers monday afternoon. but we're in the 60s. the storm finally starts to move on out of here tuesday into wednesday. we'll see more sunshine then we warm upper 60s to around 70 degrees. there you go. clouds through the overnight the first half of sunday morning. this is 8am. serve dry. just some clouds basically from the city on southward. more sunshine through your sunday afternoon into monday we go. the clouds start to thicken up a little bit for the afternoon maybe a couple of scattered showers nothing heavy not an all day wash out. most areas probably won't even see the shower activity. temperatures tomorrow, inland suffering into the low and mid 60s. cooler along the coastline and south jersey and

tomorrow because of a couple of showers and tuesday and wednesday it's on the high side again maple birch and oak are the main culprits. lots of coughing and sneezing. clouds and sun today 64 degrees, brief shower during the morning tomorrow, 60 degrees, breezy and warmer tuesday, 69. as you can see from that point on it's nice and comfortable. wednesday, sun and clouds. 70. thursday, would be warmer if it wasn't for the clouds and showers, still posting a mild high of 64. once that pulls away, 70 for friday saturday, sunny and nice 73 degrees. that's got to make you happy. >> congratulations is in order. >> reporter: thank you. >> chris sowers got engaged. >> reporter: four days ago down in disney. that was a stressful event. >> about four days ago. >> reporter: it was last saturday, i tried to hide that ring for the longest time, i was so scared she was going to find it the secret is out and blow the surprise, everything went well. >> a lot of heartbroken ladies out there. congratulations to you. >> reporter: thank you. >> teens competed at the sampson wheelchair sports while the organi

and william f buckley was instrumental in getting the birch society ostracized. i wonder if you can speak to that. i think the republicans, in the last week, have been shown as the ones holding everything up . but with 50 republicans you had 200 other republicans who said yes to dhs funding but they are being all painted with the same broad brush. i am wondering if you can speak to where we are now with the republican party and whether or not this tension within the republican party as anything about going back to lincoln and first principles. dr. cox-richardson: that is an interesting question because the reason this matters -- well, historians think it matters because we think it is cool -- is because what does it mean now. why does this matter in our lives? the republican party is in dire straits. my dear, so is the democratic party. it is an exciting time to be -- mind you, so is the democratic party. it is an exciting time to be a political historian. the republican party has been terribly split since the 1960's and it split after little rock and for a numbe

especially today, on the high side make maple birch and oak.ednesday lots of coughing and sneezing. if you're allergy sufferer be prepared for that. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, clouds and sun today 64. tomorrow cooler, cloud cover possibility of showers 60 degrees, warmer for tuesday breezy, 69. wednesday not too bad, 70 above average for a change. thursday more clouds, couple of showers by afternoon, 64. friday and saturday, it's nice as we round out the workweek, 70 degrees for friday. sunny and beautiful for saturday, 73. >> nice. >> thank you chris. >>> philadelphia has been home to many inno -- innovations are and now we have kids health matters. >> reporter: there's a lot of history on this block at broad and morris, for 70 years it was dominated by the southern home fortute. now it's a children's health center a free library branch and rec center. the goal is to improve the health of the whole community. >> we always know you cannot treat a child without thinking about what's happening with the family. >> reporter: the

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culprits today, oak, birch, and maple. and we are going to see high conditions as we head into today. tomorrow, we drop down a little bit into tuesday, and once again, we have a high level of pollen as we head into the middle part of your workweek. as far as today is concerned with your highs around the region, 53 degrees in the poconos, 52 in allentown, temperatures in quakertown will reach a high of 61. 61 in doylestown 63 in mt. holly, and along the shore, 63 in cape may. and around the philadelphia area, 62 for philly 65 in drexel hill 64 in swedesboro. temperatures will range between 62 and 65, a mix of clouds and sunshine, mainly nor sunshine heading into the rest of the afternoon. your seven-day forecast shows the chance of a few passing showers on monday. we warm up back to average by tuesday, above average by wednesday. >>> approval ratings at 48%. not only that your gray hair is at 85%. the president takes some hits and keeps on laughing. highlights from the white house correspondents' dinner, next. >>> this week

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we expect to be sneezing, rubbing our eyes, oak birch maple, you can write a letter to your local tree but otherwise, they have to do this. this is just part of their life cycle. so we sneeze as a result. sixty-four in philadelphia. shore, 58. poconos, 58 degrees. we get sun and clouds in all locations, the winds not that big a deal today. so really pleasant day. tonight we drop down 45 degrees, partly cloudy, average temperatures, little bit below average today. normal is 67. we are below average today tomorrow tuesday we start to get back to the normal amount of temperature. then by wednesday 71, that looks great. thursday maybe a shower, we will watch that day. and friday saturday, look terrific at this point nicole. >> yes, they do, carol thank you. 8:51, we check in with ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning ann. >> good morning nicole. looking at the walt whitman bridge. no delays on the walt whitman bridge this morning however further up serious accident in paulsboro, on 295 southbound, 295 southbound, very jammed, between mount royal clarks, and route 60 gibbstown

and it is oak, birch and maple over the next few days, they are the ones over performing in the political edge region. 60 degrees if you are going to the ballgame this afternoon at citizens bank park. phillies against atlanta. sixty-four philadelphia, 58 at the shore, 58 in the poconos today. not a bad day. not all that windy either. we find the winds coming out of the north between five to 10 miles per hour. tonight dropping down to 45 degrees pretty much finding ourselves this morning. over the next few days, cooler on monday at 62, chance of shower in the afternoon. tuesday and wednesday look pretty nice with temperatures close to the 07-degree mark. thursday will there and shower in we will continue to monitor that day. then that far it looks like it is pretty nice around here neck weekends at this point looks terrific, nicole? >> carol, thank you. 7:19. time to see how traffic is moving out there. ann evans joins us now good morning, ann. >> good morning, nicole. looking at the schuylkill at university. not doing too bad on the schuylkill, but not far from here, in university sit wal

specifically the kind from oak birch and maple trees.len levels very each day, it's essential to check the pollen count before heading outside. then it's time to gear up. high pollen days like when it's dry and windy you'll want maximum protect. here's what you'll need. to keep itchy eyes at bay the solution is simple wear big movie star sunglasses. to keep pollen away from your nose go for a wide brimmed hat. only with fashion fix keep pollen away from your face keeps it out of your hair. speaking of that you'll want to avoid hair sprays and gels. they turn your head into a pollen magnet. >> you can catch the dr. oz show right here on fox 29 weekdays at 1:00 p.m. >>> one big tasty treat was born at the university of wisconsin this weekend it's a record breaker, dawn timmeney. it's the biggest rice crispy i love them ever made. we're talking more than 11,000 pounds. the group started melting the marshmallows and butter on thursday. finished up the giant cereal bar yesterday. they now plan to sell peaces of history making dessert and dona

the cold front today, oak, birch, maping, and we'll see high allergy levels dip and wednesday back upo high again. we won't get rid of a lot of those allergens until we get a good rain and that could happen as early as thursday. our temperatures today will rain between 62 and 65. cloudy at first, and we'll see a little bit more sunshine heading into the afternoon. your seven-day forecast shows that we still are going to see a chance of showers as we head into monday sunny on tuesday, 70 degrees by wednesday, and our chance of rain moves in by thursday. >>> you ready for the blue cross broad street run? she is. this former villanova basketball player took up running to get in shape. now she's become a role holmodel. her story, after the break. >>> i'm keith jones. join me today for "nbc 10 @ issue." beer, wine and liquor all sold under one roof. will one-stop alcohol shopping become a reality in pennsylvania. could the current state store system be modernized or scrapped altogether? we'll hear from beau sides. plus the inventable world of war. returning home with psychological scars an

so oak, birch, and maple are the allergens for today and we'll see 10.3 for today.we'll see over 9 on your monday 8.2 on your tuesday. high levels really for the next couple of days until we get a good rain in here which will be on thursday. as far as today is concerned, 53 degrees in mt. pocono. temperatures in quakertown at 61. 62 in norristown and we will see a high of 62 degrees in violin around the philadelphia area. temperatures range between 62 and 65 and we will see our wind speeds out of the north, 5 to 10 miles per hour, but gusting a little bit higher than that pushing into the rest of the morning and into the afternoon. your seven-day forecast shows that we will see temperatures staying below average today, tomorrow with a slight chance of showers on monday and take a look at tuesday, wednesday. that's when we'll see the sun returning and warmer temperatures, up to 70 degrees on wednesday. by thursday a chance of rain but our temperatures stay nice and mild. >>> today, civil war history buffs are wrapping up a big weekend here in our area. excuse me nesh

from the 1970s through the early 1990s, john birch led torturing.olice officer used electric shocks, burning and mock executions to ring confessions out of suspects, many of whom were african-american. >> i was one of the first ones tortured by burrs in 1973. he came to my house, kicked the doors in. throwed me on the floor, put the shotgun to my head. >> you do not expect the people that have a badge to treat you in that manner. they play the game called russian roulette on me. and the way that they played it, they didn't play it with a revolver. they played it with a shotgun. >> burge was convicted in 2010 for perjury, for lying about the torture and served less than four years in prison. he still gets a pension. >> in the meantime, here in atlanta, this is a day the city would probably like to forget. after a five-month trial, ten former educators learned their punishment tuesday for taking part in one of the nation's biggest school cheating scandals ever. >> they were found guilty of racketeering and other crimes earlier this month to inflating

oak, birch as well as maple. we'll have to watch for that. but look at the temperatures.hat we've been waiting for. upper 60s on tuesday. 70s on wednesday. and then watching the coast especially thursday night into friday. >> all right. good. i love that 78 next monday. >> yeah. >> all right. there it is. >> thanks, scott. >> may. >> finally. >> thank you scott. we are staying on top of breaking news from the streets of baltimore. from what we understand it is just mayhem. stores have been broken into, cars are on fire. at least seven baltimore police officers are injured. one unresponsive. dave kinchen live near all of this right now. dave? >> reporter: we've a breaking situation right here. you can see a car on fire and it does that look like fire crews can even get into this area. this is outside of downtown baltimore. several teenagers run aig round looks like young people and this car just keeps burning. this part of the freddie gray protests here and again police are trying to do what they can but there's credible threat issued against police they're taking seriousl

if you're an allergy sufferer with that sunshine, a warm breeze the next couple days, the oak birch mapleazy. high for tuesday, wednesday and with more clouds and a chance of a few showers thursday friday, we'll back off those levels a little bit to the medium to medium high side for the end of the week. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast sunny milder tomorrow, 69 and a beautiful wednesday, midweek 74 degrees with high clouds. then another system arrives on thursday, scoots to our south develops a coastal system off the carolinas on friday giving us a chance of a few showers thursday a lingering shower friday but right now does not look like heavy rain with temperatures well below the average in the low to mid 60's and we're back to the 70's to start the weekend with sunshine and a beautiful day for the broad street run on sunday, 76 in the afternoon 50's for the start of the race and then heading towards 80 on monday. >> hm. >> with sun and clouds so a nice stretch. >> i like it. >> thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> it is era night on "dancing with the stars" with the seven

we've got oak birch and maple pollinating right through wednesday, dipping a little on thursday and fridaychance of some showers for the end of the week. take a look at a your four day at 4:00 sunny milder with a few clouds in the afternoon with a temperature of 69 degrees. 74, we'll call it a magnificent midweek here on wednesday with just some high clouds and then those temperatures back off again thursday and friday with a lot of clouds, a cooler breeze, a few showers on thursday and a leftover shower here on friday. thursday is the best chance for any rain this week. worried about that weekend? we'll let you know guys in the next half hour in that seven-day forecast. >> never too early the look ahead. >> never is. >> thanks adam. >>> bio metric screening is used to involve physically taking something from you your fingerprint your dna. that is no longer the case. your giving up something just as valuable and you probably don't know it. facial recognition technology is out there right now and it's collecting data from sources you might not even realize exist. so where is this being used

the only issue is the pollen count is very high maple birch and oak through the roof today.of showers tuesday and wednesday it surges again. clouds and sun nice, 64 degrees that's the forecasted high today. partly cloudy and chilly, 40 degrees outlying suburbs, 44 for center city. those numbers are where they should be for this time. year. 63 degrees tomorrow isolated brief shower possible during the afternoon. otherwise a combination of sun and clouds, breezy, warmer for tuesday, 69. wednesday, 70. south jersey and delaware, 72, 73, really nice day thursday, clouds showers gray out there 64. the friday, saturday and sunday, next weekend at this point looks picture perfect with highs in the 70s and lots of sunshine. of course i just changed it, is of now it looks really good. >> in celebration of earth day local schools compete for record nicks as they try to make their communities and the planets a better place to live. each and every year two schools are chosen and presented a five thousand dollar check. david murphy was there this year. >> reporter: the douglass school in

. >> dan, that brings to the forethe i think fairly convolute convoluted argument that john birch, who some of the plaintiffs here the state's interest was not in love but the state's interest was in preserving the biological children's day with their biological participants. and that by opening the door to same-sex marriage the state is therefore perhaps endorsing biological children, children not staying with their biological parents, therefore eroding the stability of society. what did you make of that argument? >> i'll believe that the state of ohio isn't lying through its teeth when it makes that argument. when it moves to ban divorce. when it moves to compel heterosexual couples that have gotten each other pregnant to marry against their will if they do not wish to marry. the state has done none of those things. you know, marriage -- we hear from the right is defined by moe nothingmy, procreation, and religion. but we only hear that when gay couples want to get married. straight people can be monogamous or not. straight people can have children or not and be married. straight cou

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american history whether it's the kkk still doing their thing in the south today whether it's the john birch society, whether it's the tea party now which is 97 percent caucasian, can we at least give abigail throw her a bouquet of roses to say that may be she might have influenced john quincy in terms of the color of a man's skin should not determine how we place them in this society and now you got scumbags like -- susan: all right. we're going to stop you right there but her influence on raising john quincy adams. edith: well, john quincy lived with her until he was 11 years old in which point he went to europe with john. and she didn't see him again until he was 17 or 18. so he became a man and -- susan: under the tutelage of his father. edith: under the tutelage of his father. but she was very influential in those first 11 years. i balk at this tendency blame the mother every time something goes wrong with the children. circumstances happen. there are genes. i mean, there is possibly a genetic predisposition to alcoholism in that family. abigail's brother died of it and there apparently

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[inaudible question] >> john birch. >> all right. thanks. >> all right. [inaudible conversations] >> on washington journal we will hear from the heads of the national organization for marriage. this is one hour. www.c-span.org. there a page you can find and check it out for yourself later. as the supreme court meets today, two guests are joining us to talk about the court decisions and the implications of what the justices have to decide. we are joined by brian brown the president of the national organization for marriage, and also joined by evan wolfson founder of the group freedom to marry. he is the founder and president. gentlemen, if i read it correctly, at the center of the case is the 14th amendment. why does it center on that particular amendment? guest: the 14th amend it embodies to central guarantees that are at take here, what is the freedom to marry itself, and the other is the constitution command of equal protection under the laws for all americans, that the government cannot discriminate against any of us unless it has a sufficient and some