david brooks: ok fine. brooks: is not only obama. it's rush limbaugh.thing about democracy this is what politics is noble. it forces you to recognize the other people in the room. you may wish the way you may think they are jerks but they are the room. rose: that has been the biggest problem we've had in this country for a while. the absence of people willing to compromise. ronald reagan said it's better to have a piece of the pie than no pie. we lost that. brooks: if we were attacked by canada we would get it all back. we need a hostile force to unify us. it's a matter of scale. i do a guy named richard dharma garmin to work for the first president bush. please regale me with stories of craftsmen like skill. there was a guy who was defense secretary under next seven melvin layered who go to the white house and it was a barbershop in the white house in those days. he did not have much hair but he would go to the white house at 3:00 every wednesday. he didn't really need a haircut but he would go. so it's a lot on schedule which everyone can see where it

and brooke and did he aneanna, $10,000. >>> in this present crisis, government is not the solution to our problem. government is the problem. >> if ever a policy reflected a president's own character, it's reaganomics. >> we have faith in our program and we're sticking with it. to the paid political complainers, put up or shut up. >> the president was hit. >> the story from middle east sources is that iran has helped the united states free a hostage from lebanon. >> they called it the reagan revolution. but for me it always seemed more like a rediscovery of our values. once you begin a great movement, there's no telling where it will end. ♪

and brooks. it's not decided yet. it will be either sergio garcia or brooks koepka. and we will have a playoff here at the at&t byron nelson. and the t.p.c. four seasons resort in irving, texas. both concluding regulation at 15 under par. ♪ g] [announcer speakin and now on the tee, justin thomas. webb simpson. jordan spieth. ♪ bubba watson. bill haas. on the tee, jason dufner. louis oosthuizen. ♪ jimmy walker. rickie fowler. adam scott. [driver sound] before sunday, before moving day, [ticking] before cut day, [driver sound] [ticking] [explosion] there's count day. ♪ [driver sound] titleist, [explosion] the most trusted ball in golf. bill: scuden death at the at&t byron nelson. regulation concluding with sergio garcia and brooks koepka both at 15 under par. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] and brooks koepka is there signing his scorecard. winner of the waste management last year for his lone pga tour victory. the last time

i'm brooke baldwin. thanks so much for being with me on your wednesday. listen, we're just a couple months away from selecting america's next president, and both republicans and democrats are as divided as ever within their own parties. once again, the electorate is angry. the electorate playing an integral role here, but this time it is bernie sanders who is being asked to rein in his own supporters. after nevada's democratic convention spiraled into chairs being tossed and just absolute chaos there, furious sanders supporters say democrats are stealing the election and favoring hillary clinton. some even issuing death threats to state party leaders. the chair, i spoke with just yesterday, says she's threatened every one or two seconds and senator barbara boxer was booed and she says she has since spoken to senator sanders. >> i did fear for my safety. i did phone person' couple of times and he did phone me back last night and he was very distressed about it, and it was a very warm conversation, and i t

brooks: mr. chairman. the chair: for what purpose does the gentlelady from indiana seek recognition? mrs. brooks: i have an amendment at the desk, amendment number 14. the chair: is the gentlewoman rising as the designee of mr. carter from georgia? ms. brook: that is correct, mr. chairman. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the chair: amendment number 2 printed in part a of house report 114-551 offered by mrs. brooks of indiana. -- the clerk: amendment number 2 printed in part a of house report 114-551 offered by mrs. brooks of indiana. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 720, the gentlelady from indiana, mrs. brooks, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlelady from indiana. mrs. brooks: thank you, mr. chairman. this amendment simply would require that any of the individuals who are appointed to the task force -- to the task force under 4641, whether they be a physician, a dentist, a nonphysician prescriber or pharmacist who is eventually ap

. >>> good morning i'm brooke thomas. >>> i'm jim ton van. we will also check weather and traffic with katie and meisha but here's what you need to know to start the day in the morning minute. >> this presidential election has about the highest steaks that we have seen in a really long time. >> hillary clinton will campaign in camden county college in blackwood. >> her stop comes one day after bernie sanders pulls off a win in west virginia's democratic primary. >> they have gone. >> we all heard a loud noise and bunch of people running. >> reporter: stabbing rampage at a mall in massachusetts this morning two people and a suspect are all dead. >>> thank god the home owner had video. >> police in voorhees new jersey want to question two teenagers in connection with the vandalism spree. >> paul ryan may not be ready to support trump right now but some day he hopes to and wants to. i'm giving him advice. the just because all of the cool people like ben carson are doing it doesn't mean you have to. chris christie rush right into endorse and ever

brooke and jim, it is good to see you both. i like brooke, brooke's got a good sense of style.nk you, brooke. donald trump responds to paul ryan's announcement, co-not support him just yet. talk with andrew card, republican strategies, frank runs, plus in canada massive air lift underway by thousands stranded by the while fire. also nora is in orlando where she is talking with prince harry later today. oh, lala. we will preview, and ahead of this mothers day, a look at moms who over share on social media. which mothers would do that? the news is back in the morning, see in you about ten minutes, and counting. we're very excited about nora's prince harry interview, really looking forward to. that will we will be here at 7:00. we all like prince harry around here. see you guys. >> thanks, gale. >> guess what? it is time for another dream drive. >> so where did you go this week? >> jim, where have i not been? i've been all over. so on this drive i saw pretty incredible sculptures, some of the nature's most beautiful birds. but first i headed favorite neighborhood dine war whole lo

i'm brooke baldwin. listen.r whether or not to support their presumptive nominee donald trump but if the gop comes together trump could become -- absolutely could become the next president, that's the word from speaker of the house paul ryan, very blunt about the differences with mr. trump, made peace with him earlier this month, met face 0 face with him and tells politico the priority of the republican party should be recapturing the white house. >> i think if we get our party unified and do the work we need to do to be at full strength and offer the country a clear and compelling agenda that it is inspiring, inclusive, that fixes problems, that is solutions based and based on good principles, then, yes, i think we can win but i think that this is a we. not just one person but a we. >> joining me now to talk about this, former republican governor 'three-term senator of new hampshire, judd gregg. he's a ranking member of the senate budget committee. he originally endorsed jeb bush in the presidential race. senat

look, brooke.nk it might be an opportunity for the republican party to, you know g, go into a pair paradigm. this is a chance to hold the south and add the working men and women of the industrial midwest. we do that, we'll win this election. give us ohio, michigan, pennsylvania, we'll win this thing going away. >> governor jim gilmore, thank you so much. >> hope i didn't scare you. >> no, never. never scared. thank you. >>> coming up next here, democrats here. fresh attacks on clinton from the sanders campaign. what they're saying about secretary clinton's chance to win the general election. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insur

brooke, over to you. >>> ♪ >> may the force be with you.hat is composer john williams conducting the star wars theme. he will be doing it again tonight with the philadelphia orchestra as part of the the day. fans office movie celebrate may fourth because it sound like a line from the movie, may the force be with you. do you like that, jim. >> i do. >> we will be right back. hey guys, thanks for coming. are we in trouble? no, you're not in trouble. i just want to set some ground rules. like what? well, remember last week, when you hit vinnie in the head with a shovel? [chuckling] i do not recall that. of course not. well, it was pretty graphic. too graphic for the kids. so i'm going to have to block you. you know, i gotta make this up to you. this is vinnie's watch, and i want you to have it. you deserve it. no, thank you. that's really not necessary. no, no, come here... breaking news this morning, dangerous night for philadelphia police. officers opened fire on suspects at two locations overnight, one suspect was killed, after allegedly tr

hi, tom. >> hi, brooke.n down where donald trump is between the conservative orthodoxy and liberal orthodoxy. on taxes he seems to fit pretty firmly up here into the conservative side. for a period of time you might have put him more down here talking about more taxes on the wealthy. now, though, he seems to have cheated more up to say firmly conservative views. immigration, we know he started way up here and he's stayed there. so far, into this area that even some conservatives are uncomfortable with the views on that. lgbt issues. this is a tricky one because in donald trump's life he's fit into the liberal camp, involved with numerous fund-raisers for aids research. he's been very open in his relationships and friendships and welcomingness of gay and lesbian couples and the rights. however, you have to move it up here and you have to recognize the concern of many lgbt people because even though he says the courts ruled on same-sex marriage, he says he still thinks marriage is between a man and a woman and

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for watching cnn. the captain, maryland, suburban washington and law enforcement trying to connect the dots essentially of multiple shootings over the course of the past two different days. two people have died, three separate shootings. one yesterday outside of a high school in a parking lot. two today, one outside a mall and one near the giant supermarket chain. again, two people killed. could they be related? sounds like from the police captain they believe, yes indeed, they could be. where's the person doing this? let's bring in jus tn correspondent evan perez and law enforcement analyst art roderick. evan, obviously the question, where is the shooter? what jumped out at me is they do believe all of this is related. >> that's right, brooke. now they believe he is responsible for six shootings in all, the shooting of six people in all and now three people dead. two today, one is a male who tried to come to the -- one of the two people who tried to come to the aid of someo

>> good morning, jim and brooke. i'm here on the banks of the schuylkill river getting ready for the dad vail regatta local university let me jump on the boat with him. i didn't get wet. but i think it is time to get wet now. see you in a few minute. >> pat gel end is life along kelly drive where he is learning all about rowing from one of the best teams on the water. hey, pat? >> reporter: good morning, jim and brooke. yes, live here on the banks of the schuylkill river, as you mention, the weather is going to reek havoc little later on. right now it is actually quite beautiful out here. it is nice and dry as we get ready for the 7:00 a.m. start time of the dad vail regular glad a as you can see, actually few people out on the river right now. later this will be pack. if you just want to come out and have a good time, see what the dad vail regatta is all about, you can absolutely do. that will beautiful morning here on the schuylkill. and if you have ever wondered where is the name came from, harry emerson vale, his

i'm brooke thomas. >>> i'm jim donovan. we're still dealing with lingering rain this morning, rate i lets you know when we will dry out but first here's what you need to necessity to start your day in the morning minute. >> there was just a small fire on the porch, when the 19 year-old victim exited the front door to investigate he was confronted. >> it is all unfolding on the 5600 block of lebanon avenue in overbrook. police say the suspect is men to police. they believe they have his name and last known location. >> we are going to continue to fight for every last vote. >> reporter: cbs news projections bernie sanders won the democratic primary in oregon. hillary clinton tweeted victory in the kentucky primary. >> number one pick in the 2016 nba draftings to the philadelphia 76ers. >> the sixers have hit the jackpot. >> last three years were really hard but we are moving forward. >> everything looks great, just within thing, it just needs work. i have been working on some right here. >> ♪ >> i'm glad you love it. >> that

brooke, jim? >> so true. >> now, pet news, we know a loft dogs aren't fans of loud noises, but now there is a prescription medicine to help ease their anxiety? >> yes, it is called sillyo, dog own kearse get it through their vets starting this week, alternative to tranquilizers that can sedate dogs for hours, so little help in the thunderstorm, fireworks, i don't know if you guys have dogs, but could be they get little nervous. >> my friends their dog has a thunder sweater, apparel, whatever it takes. thanks, jill. >> well, coming up after the break, another check on weather and traffic. >> katie is tracking showers today. but we will be warming up soon. our forecast with we come >> disturbances off to the south. we do end up with little wet wet earl. further nor you go, more likely you don't see one drop of rain. storm scan3, atmosphere starts to open up. radar can be very deceiving. what looks like rain falling not grounds isn't actually hitting the grounds throughout lying suburbs, but you can

. >>> i'm brooke thomas. katie and meisha are here keeping an eye on things this morning. >> good morning. i had rain drops on the windshield this morning but when i look out camera, katie can expand on this but it is looking good on this, dry. >> generally speaking there is just a few left over sprinkles here and there and it looks like it is one of the bark is worse than the bite situation where radar is depicting something, a swath of steady rain heading your way but this should start to fist with the time just the way dynamics of the atmosphere is playing out right now. do expect a shower at some point. we are finding that at this point right now through the far western suburbs but it is not necessarily going to be something that a, sticks with us all day or b, impacts everybody. this will be a the spot it situation when it comes to residual wet weather. i don't think you need the umbrella i do think that you should not be surprised if you have to flick a windshield once or twice but that will be it. 50 d

. >>> i'm's brooke thomas. thanks for choosing cbs three katie and meisha are here. >> we will start off with the bang. we are getting better. accidents still out there construction lingering around. just take it slow and give yourself extra time. >> busy start the two day where wet weather is out there as well. it just slows you down. pack patients for yet another day and looking at storm scan at the local level you do still have have rain falling a cross southeastern, pennsylvania. a cross cape may county we had a batch earl their cleared out. this is a snap shot to show you that things are still falling from the sky. it is all just light rain and drizzle but if it is in the raining you are stuck in the included. here's what you need to necessity a short list bullet points basically. areas of drizzle and fog. we are not talking about any kind of accumulation but certainly tenth of an inch or more. you will definitely need to will you extra time with the cool air in place. jacket is a good idea. only in the 40

it is wednesday, may the fourth, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm's brooke thomas.nks for choosing cbs three katie and meisha are here. >> we will start off with the bang. we are getting better. accidents still out there construction lingering around. just take it slow and give yourself extra time. >> busy start the two day where wet weather is out there as well. it just slows you down. pack patients for yet another day and looking at storm scan at the local level you do still have have rain falling a cross southeastern, pennsylvania. a cross cape may county we had a batch earl their cleared out. this is a snap shot to show you that things are still falling from the sky. it is all just light rain and drizzle but if it is in the raining you are stuck in the included. here's what you need to necessity a short list bullet points basically. areas of drizzle and fog. we are not talking about any kind of accumulation but

. >>> ham i hump day i'm brooke thomas meisha has traffic, katie has your forecast, it is a family affair. >> it is, we are getting over hump. a lot of construction but no accidents. so far, so good. >> thankfully for the most part weather is pretty quiet. we are lug for a shower here and there today though but you can see on storm can three we have moisture working its way threw delaware and southern most, new jersey. cape may cumberland county getting clipped by wet weather right the now but thinks all from the frontal boundary just too close for comfort. we are not expecting a really wet day, and actually we will see some sunshine for a change, problem is this front is still just too close by so we have to allow for a shower throughout the day really anywhere at anytime but it will be very spotty and definitely not putting a minor damper on your day, as that wet weather rolls through. we are in the 40's, and we have a clearer skies, 42 at mount pocono, and throughout the course of our wednesday we're expecting temperatures to rebound back in the low to mid to upper 60's here. at least

i'm brooke baldwin. you are watching cnn here. breaks news out of pennsylvania. we are leading with the fact that actor and comedian bill cosby will stand trial for sexual assault. the ruling came down just about an hour ago at cosby's pretrial hearing. his attorney during the closing arguments screaming at the judge. top of his lungs. this is according to our crews inside that courtroom. we'll talk to her in a moment, correspondent, lashing out. the judge deciding there is, indeed, enough evidence to proceed with a case that dates back to 2004. the 78-year-old actor, comedian is charged with three felony counts of indecent assault against a former temple basketball coach constand. she was the first woman to publicly accuse cosby of assault. her civil case was settled out of court back in 2006 for an undisclosed sum but now with this criminal trial, cosby could face up to ten years in prison. let's begin the coverage this hour with correspondent inside the courtroom all day long and jean casarez joins us

. >> i'm brooke thomas. katie and meisha are here keeping an eye on things as usual. >> good morning, you guys, very wet roadways, good news no one is out there right now, seems like we had like a mini rush in the 4 hour, now, ghosttown. >> all cleared? >> rain is definately out there, but hey, if you have lighter traffic, then at least that's helpful. we'll take what we can get. a lot of people, meisha, a you said it, trying to get out the door and hope for really awesome, easy drive. can't necessarily say that, because we had some flooding issues here, in the last couple of hours, and doppler estimation cents of the kind of rainfall we've seen, i mean, look at this, basically, a train after kim every inches of rain that's fallen in a last 24 hours, up the i95 corridor, also, include in the this, is the poconos. up near northampton, carbon county, pick up shy of 3 inches in some of the spots. yes, basically, the center line of where you have had the heaviest rain fell just southeast for the most part of the

nicole, brooke? >> oh, boy. >> it's good to be me!t, hand on the wheel, keep your eyes in front of you. >> definitely watch for the tram car today! pat gallen is behind the wheel. >> oh, do you see just what happened? we tried to cut him off, so he couldn't dis invite us, but he pick it back up. >> that's all right, we talked to mama and pappa gallen, they said they would send him home. >> hey, still making plans for the weekend, katie is cracking up over here. head to cbsphilly.com whether your not city or down the shore, fine the latest on memorial day travel. hey, things to do around town, all on our website. >> let's talk about the weather we're dealing, with i'm so excited that it is finally summer, or the unofficial start. >> exactly, i'm take it, because the weather is down right summer like too. but nothing says summer to me like that watch the tram car please, right? oh, i just love it, like summer, sounds like summer to me now. but, that said, the weather is going to cooperate. you're going to any of the beaches or the shore

. >> i'm brooke thomas. meisha is here with a check on your traffic. >> welcome back, jim, nice to see you again. yesterday was weird, brooke, you know, were you with us yesterday. we denied it would just be dead, we had accident after accident. today just a lot of construction, but a lot of people outside. >> all right. >> so katie is out today. we have kate bilo joining us in a little bit. meanwhile, looking live at center city, still sticky out there. it is going to be less humid today. >> let's take a look at the weather right now, doesn't look that bad as far as temperature wise in philadelphia, mostly sunny day is expected, with a high of 87. and the shore, 74. morning patchy fog, partly sunny, and in the poconos, where i was this weekend, it was very nice up there, sun and clouds, warm with a high temperature of 79. so, meisha, what's it look like on the roads right now? >> looking gorgeous out, there jim. well, the roadways, wet their was, not the roadways, roadways are looking gorgeous, weather is a

. >> good morning, i'm brooke thomas. >> i'm jim donovan. we'll also have the latest on tragic story for a man out walking his dog. but first here's what you need to know to start your day in a morning minute. >> breaking news from frankford. >> looking for known offender, hopefully these cameras can help us with this investigation. >> first, 13 year old girl tells police a male, member of her own family, raped her. >> police are looking for three suspect, wanted for home invasion in delaware county. the homeowner suffered minor injuries. >> the smoke was so big, and the flames, just poof, we pulled up, the windows came out. >> investigators are trying to pinpoint what caused a fire at american legion post in northeast philadelphia. >> donald trump is holding a trues conference this morning to explain where the money went. bernie sanders will be in month array santa cruz california. hillary clinton spent the weekend in her hometown in new york. >> he fires, yes. >> i don't even want to see any highlight. golden state warriors will head to th

i'm brooke baldwin. this is cnn. ted cruz separate events, separate cities in utah. about to speak. primary tomorrow that may boost donald trump's run for the nomination unlike any other because it may knock out trump's main competition. ted cruz expected on the stage on ft. wayne, indiana. keep in mind here, 57, 57 critical republican delegates up for grabs tomorrow. senator cruz needs every one of them and then some. he also needs the momentum of a win after the recent string of losses throughout the northeast. even cruz has pumped up how important indiana is to him come paining with the state's governor today but a new poll shows ted cruz trailing in indiana by 15 points to donald trump and take a look at what happened earlier today on the trail. ted cruz face to face with a wall of trump supporters. >> i'm running to be everyone's president. those who vote for me -- >> we don't want you. >> you're entitled to your view, sir. >> he's the man. >> you asked kasich to drop out. it is your turns. >> well -- >> take yo

i'm brooke baldwin. you are watching cnn. we begin today with donald trump blasting a front page story in "the new york times" calling the piece about how he treats women a fraud. the title of this piece "crossing the line." how donald trump behaved with women in private and now one of the woman who's profiled in the piece says that it's "the new york times" that crossed the line misleading her on how she would be portrayed. "the times" says the reporters interviewed more than 50 women including ex-girlfriends, ex-employees and their stories quoting the newspaper reveal unwelcomed romantic advances, unending commentary on the female form and unsettling workplace conduct, end quote. the first person portrayed in the piece dated trump back in the 1990s and today on cnn denounced the account of her. >> i don't like anything about the story. i'm very upset with "the new york times" article because it was completely disimmediating. when i said that donald said, now, that's a stunning trump girl, my next sente

. >> i'm brooke thomas. how is it going? katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning. >> good morning, everyone, nicole, great to have you this morning, and i can tell you guys on this friday morning, it has been very busy in the world of traffic. i don't typically say that on a friday morning, but it has been non-stop. >> yep. >> exactly. took the words right out of my mouth on that one, little unusual i'm sure out there. in the weather department little atypical, too, a lot hotter than we're used to this time of year. i think everybody can handle it, though, since it does fall on the eve of the holiday weekend here, but at this ., seeing generally some pretty quiet conditions out over most of the region, on storm scan3, we did have lil rounds of some pretty decent rainfall across the lehigh valley, but, that is starting to obviously not only fizzle off to the west, but migrate out to the east. so things are looking pretty quiet at this . little hazy granted specially near the shore towns, but now that the su

good morning, i'm brooke thomas. >> i'm jim donovan.atie keeping an eye on rain around here today. first what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> i don't they will ever have peac h

. >> i'm brooke thomas. adam teal has led fire department's in four states, our own walt hunter live at fire department head nerves northern lib earth which his exclusive interview. walt? >> well, only cbs-3 was here at fire headquarters around 10:30 this morning, inside, surrounded by firefighters and his family members, adam teal teal became philadelphia's new fire commissioner. taking the oath of office. moments later, i spoke with him, about his goals for the department. >> so many great people i met, just great feeling, you know, city of brotherly sisterly love, real happy to be here and get started. >> philadelphia's new fire commissioner, 43 year old adam teal, moments after he was sworn in, told me, in a exclusive one-on-one interview, his first step will be to visit every firehouse in the city. >> my focus really will be initially on the people, get to go nobody everybody, visiting all of the firehouses and we will work on that part, and then we will get into some of the other challenges around the

. >>> hi there i'm brooke thomas. meisha has traffic. the katie has your forecast. >> happy friday. >> happy friday indeed. we are looking good, quiet, construction but i saw wet roadways but i have to tell you, meisha, i screamed in the car when i heard on ky. news radio vine is open. i'm so excited about it. i was thrilled. ridiculous. but yes, still construction which you will get through and latest round of wet weather, very spotty showers currently out there but they are retreating. this is a three hour loop. you you can see how everything is fizzling and retreat. so the at the moment southeastern, pennsylvania is essentially dry, still damp because of a couple spotty showers that rolled through but at this point things are transitioning out of wet weather. we are going to end up with a nice day, mid 50's reported, basically regional wide, in the low to mid 50's in the shore points as well. fifty-five is modest spot of this slew of observations a at rehoboth beach, still a little bit of the northerly breeze but very light breeze. as

good morning, nora. >> good morning to you, brooke, jim.r donald trump's strategy to attack hillary clinton's charge letter work. plus melodion report amazon will start selling it own brand of everything from coffee to diapers. also, we visit team of conservations taking extreme action in south africa to save rhino's from poachers, and consumer report shows us which sunscreens are not as effective as advertised. the news back in the morning, see in you just about ten minutes. >> thank, nor a we will be watching. >>> we will. all right, gone are the days of flipping a coin or mundane things like that. >> these days things come down to a game of rock paper scissors. our pat gal send not only an expert player, but found a league playing right here in philly. can you believe it? >> i found a league of rock paper scissors. if you have have settle ties to see who rides shotgun, figure out who takes oust the trash or dot dishes, rock papers scissors is a game that goes back thousands of years but we often think of it as a kids game. well, the big

jim and brooke back to you. >>> the time right now us 5:36. in business news this morning which company is admitting a security breach was worse than originally reported. >> yes. >> and the fed is considering another interest rate hike. money watch's jill wagner is joining us from the insuring stock exchange, good morning. >> reporter: markets will open up where they started yesterday, the dow jones fell three points on wednesday, nasdaq jumped 23. this morning investors are waiting for labor department to release new numbers about how many people filed unemployment benefits last week. another interest rate hike could becoming, news from the the fed last meeting show that fed officials are considering a june rate hike, if the economy keeps improving and hiring stays strong. april's weak jobs report had most economist thinking that the fed would wait licensing tore raise rates. >>> a linkedin security breach four years ago was far worse then previously thought. hackers stole personal data from about 117 million users, not the initially estimate

. >>> i'm's brooke thomas. lets go right to weather and traffic. katie and meisha is keeping an eye on things and has everything that you need to know. >> that voice. >> that is my morning voice. >> yes, good morning. >> the gang is here, and roadways are looking good. we have an accident on kelly drive though. >> okay. >> well, thankfully we are, starting to brighten up, jim but you are right it doesn't last forever. i will stick to the good news, you know, it is like i have some good news and some bad news. we will start off with the good news. on storm scan three right new we are finding a a few very, very spotty residual showers from one trying to retreat with the moisture exiting stage east, basically, and moving out to sea. you can see back end of the cloud through the poconos, now moving in the northern lehigh valley, berks county and as a result, we will go through the day we will see clouds thin with time. mid 50's is what you are finding around the board, right now, 54 at philly international as well as down i-95 to wilmington. throughout

katie brooks down what we can expect this week. well, today is monday, may the nine, good morning i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. no rain. katie, meisha are hearing keeping an eye on things this morning. >> yes, today is really great day. i won't tell you why top secret, but roadways looking real nice, roadways are looking nice and dry no accident right now just some construction. >> like you said the roads are dry it, will stay tai way through the entire morning drive. overall looking at decent day here nice sunrise currently underway guysment take a look outside middle township high school sun keeps coming up earlier, and earlier at 50 degrees in this particular shot of our live network, as the day progresses cents what we find is a frontal boundary trying to lift in. >> other than passing cloud nice clear sky. blue skies no less. and off to a nice start. ooh degrees the current temperature at the airport, 49 atlantic city in at 36 chilly degrees up in the mountains this morning so, you know, when you actually is clear ski

jim and brooke over to you. >> thank you very much, meisha.s about home invasion in the northeast philadelphia section of philadelphia. may have been a case of mistaken identity, just after 1:00 this morning, three mask men broke into a back door on fairday street in somerton. they tied up three family members. at the time one of them thought they had heard a suspect say they had the wrong house. police are now reviewing surveillance cameras from a nearby church. >>> nine year old girl back home in tennessee this morning after being kidnapped by her uncle. carly trent was found yesterday by two good samaritans who joined the search. cbs correspondent hena daniels introduces us to the heroes who helped bring carly home. >> the harrowing ordeal for nine year old carly trent and her family is finally over. the little girl is with her mom after being found in this remote part of hawkins county tennessee, about 50 miles away from her home. the police say she was abducted by her uncle, 57 year old, gary simpson. >> tennessee farmers, being hailed as

good morning. >> reporter: joe, brooke, good morning. this is her moanly happen here in new castle, delaware, right around 2 this afternoon, but preparations are well underway, just down that road this morning. and commerce boulevard will also close a little later on because of this event. now, vice president joe biden, and doctor jill biden, are both expected to attend. it will be a very fitting way to mark this memorial day for their family. today the delaware national guard headquarters becomes the major joseph r beau biden the third national guard reserve center. beau biden dedicated his life to service, to his family as a father, to his state as attorney general, and to his country, enlisting in the army national guard following 9/11, major general frank says beau biden grew into his role as a citizens soldier training in the hauls that will now bear his name. he worked in the adjunct general's offers in 2008 deployed to iraq for a year. he returned with the legion of merit, the bronze star, and the gratitude of his comrads. "eyewit

brooke, jim? >> jill, many of us think amazon already sold everything but now they are getting ready to expand their own office a little bit more? >> reporter: that's right. amazon's getting ready to sell more items from its own private label. things like diapers, laundry detergent and food. they'll shall available for prime customers in the next few weeks, meanwhile, no surprise here, analysts say amazon will replace macy's as the top clothing retailer we next year. brooke, jim? >> trying to take over the world? >> taking over the world. >> it may workment thanks a lot, jill, good morning. >> coming up after the break, katie lets us know how long this morning as chilly weather will stick around. >> >> off to quiet start, little breezy out there today granted and still chilly stepping outside yesterday you know it was in fact a chilly afternoon, for at least the standards every mid may anyway. this morning, it is cold outside. we've actually got some of the northern most suburbs freeze warnings, f

katie brooks down what we can expect this week. today is monday, may the nine, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. no rain. katie, meisha are hearing keeping an eye on things this morning. >> yes, today is really great day.

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with me on this thursday. hours from now, duelling rallies in the race for president of the united states. first up, donald trump. i can tell you he will be in west virginia 7:00 eastern time. the very same hour that hillary clinton will rally in california. the first campaign events from either candidate since donald trump became the presumed republican nominee. for weeks now, trump has teased his supporters that he hasn't even started in on hillary clinton yet. could that begin tonight? as for the former secretary of state, you saw the democratic front-runner say right here exclusively that she is not running against trump. she is running her own campaign and the new ad hits trump and his party pretty hard using the republican party's own words to tear down donald trump. >> i am a unifier. we'll be a unified party. ♪ >> he's a con artist. >> a phony. >> he is the no-nothing candidate. >> donald is a bully. >> this is an individual who mocked a disabled re

>> reporter: brooke, jim, good morning. what happened here yesterday has people thinking twice about their safety after all this attack didn't happen at night in the cover of darkness, no, it happened in daylight when people here assume they're safe. >> a brazen attack, in broad daylight. a woman out for a jog in berlin park is ambushed, and nearly sexually assaulted. that scenario now has joggers taking extra precaution. >> be safe. never go by myself. >> thursday's attack sparked huge search for the suspect, police sealed off the park located between the white horse pike, new freedom drive, and immediately surrounded the area. they used k9's, and new jersey state police helicopter to search the grounds. >> it is really scar at this would happen right in like our backyard. we live like a few miles from here. >> it is an unfortunate thing that happened, but it does happen everywhere. >> police say it was just after 9:00 in the morning, when a jogger in her 20's was approached from behind. investigators say the suspect had p

brooke, jim? >> jill, streaming services like spotify are really big these days, everyone signing up, shaking up the industry. we hear some music fans are keeping it old school, as well? >> that's right. vinyl is very much back. cz media the worm's largest maker of actual physical music records, they press 25 million albumns last year, up from 300,000 back in the 90's, a third of those, ends up on turn tables here in north america. >> wow, thanks a lot, jill. have a great morning. >> well, what started as grand opening for a farmers market in covington, kentucky turned into a 24 hour search for run away goats. market bosses wanted to walk seven goats at a local park in the so-called running of the goats, but the goats made a run for t they bolted through group of volunteers, the goats were recovered, safer and sound, but two spent the night on the loose in that park. >> little vacation. >> well, coming up after the break, we'll get another check on weather and traffic. >> katie tells us which days

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david brooks is an insightful man. you read the times cover to cover every day. >> read the "new york times," financial times and "wall street journal" and you have yourself covered. that's how you get enough information from the various sides to have a well informed opinion. >> what if we just want to watch "bar rescue"? >> that's the other option. now i understand why she is so unlikeable. she works too hard. >> that's it. she never takes a break. >> she works too hard. we don't understand it. we spend all of our time [bleep] and with our hobbies. we don't get her because she works too hard. >> you probably read david brooks. does he do right wing for you, kristen? >> who is david brooks? >> you don't need him. forget about it. do you think hillary needs a hobby? >> david brooks, he is on "meet the press" all the time. >> well, anyways, if hillary took up knitting tomorrow would that make you vote for her? >> i don't think so. >> they don't hate her because she does president have a hobby. they hate her because she d

good morning, i'm brooke thomas. >> i'm jim donovan. katie tracking the change for us, a chance for more rain showers again today. first, here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> four people sent to the hospital at a car crash when for the richmond, happened near aramingo and east butler street. >> a willingboro man accused of driving under the influence by striking and killing 17 year old burlington city high school students? today grief counselors on hand to help his friends and his classmates cope with his sudden death. >> the whole house shook. like ... >> power restored in center city neighborhood after underground explosion causes dozen of outages, and rattles neighbors. >> president obama lifting the ban on weapons sales to viet nam. >> he made the announcement on the first day of week long visit to asia. >> ♪ >> tribute to prince's last night billboard music awards, other big performances coming up in just a few minutes. >> sure l katie out on the skydeck, how is it out there? >> quite comfortable

jim, brooke, back to you. >> search on for gunman who critically injured a teenage near drive-by shooting early this morning. seventeen year old was hit about ten times by gunfire near moran hollywood. they believe targeted by a gunman in brown suv or mini-van. also checking neighborhood surveillance video in the search for the shooter. >> meanwhile there is street in south philadelphia looked like demolition -- think morning, when driver lose control, happened before midnight at ninth and caster, one person suffered minor injury. "eyewitness news" has learn the driver stayed at the scene, and police do not expect to file charge. >> opening statements are supposed to begin in the trial of congressman chaka fattah today. he is accused of excepting bribes, and misusing campaign funds, in federal grants. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live in front of the federal courthouse with the story, jan? chaka fattah federal corruption trial is expected to start behind me here at federal court in center city right around 10:00 today with opening statements. >> veteran pennsylvania congressman

brooke, jim, meisha, katie, i survived it. think you can do. >> well done. >> you had to laugh to keep from crying. >> i don't like the upside down thing, i get dizzy. >> i will hold the fan i pack. >> okay, all right. thanks, justin. >> good job. >> good weather this morning for this. >> he definitely did, would i say well done justin, kudos to him, he handled it well but we are looking at beautiful weather out there but that didn't look too bad. >> i think i would try that. i would try that ride for sure. lets go take a look at eyewitness weather watchers looking at pictures over last couple of minutes we have a few pretty ones here. he has got beautiful sunrise coming in right here. sunrise on the farm, beautiful lush greenery out there from the rain we have had as ovulate. i love this one, phil sent this in. he saw a couple humming birds. this is second he has seen so far. gorgeous shot of the bird out at the feeder here. lets look at the temperatures. we are off to a mild start. mid 60's in spots, but we do have outlying

good morning, jim, brooke. live here at citizens bank park this morning, it is rainy, it is dreary, but there is a great event that is taking place this morning, and you can get involved and it honors a former phillies legend. we will tell you all about that coming up. >> i hear them say it, it was like wow, okay, i can't tell my family just yet. >> a diagnosis that changes a woman's life. how those friends battled breast cancer, and are now helping find a cure for the disease. stay with us. >> bat letters step to the plate today, all for great cause. >> well, the 19th annual richie ashburn memorial homeruns for hearts to raise money to fight against heart disease. our pat gallen is live at the ballpark with all of the details. patrick? >> good morning, bit of ugly morning out here, it is raining, it is dreary, but later on, the fields will open up. the cage will open up. it will all be for a great cause. in conjunction with the american heart association, it is the 19th annual homerun's for heart t honors form

. >> i'm brooke thomas. good morning, katie and meisha are here keeping an eye on things. >> good morning, happy tuesday. construction moving out of the way. we do have two accident blocking the boulevard and one in jersey, the good news is starting to see some sun. >> little bit. one of those laivan half type forecasts, some seeing beautiful sunrise, but wet weather to dodge. looking at storm scan3, more localized zoom, just snapshot of the tri-state sweep around the region. >> you have front starting to become stationary nearby, b, more of east northeast win flow, little more on shore, will keep us stuck in the clouds, drawing in cooler air. fifty-four yeast right now. not going to rebound all that much. much cooler up in mount pocono. that's also where you have much clearer sky. see the temperatures drop more readily through the overnight. rebound up ear's, poor about 60 at best here today. anyone is fair game for showers, the further north you go, a lot more isolated probably see little bit more sunshine

so we'll see how this one plays out, brooke, jim? >> thanks, jill. in with a little later. another check on weather and traffic. >> some areas could see pop up shower today. katie's forecast when we come >> happy monday, looking ahead to overall pretty decent day. there is an area of low pressure that's nearby, actually, down over the over the mid-atlantic, more of a virginia problem than anything right now, see some of the moisture still rotating through the area as a result of. that will i don't want you to get too bent out of shape over this really talking a hit or miss variety after shower, maybe rumble every thunder, not a huge deal, but we do have little moisture rich atmosphere. there are some areas of fog out there because of this, as well. so today, you know, you have about a 50-50 shot to see something roll through at some point today, although not talking wash-out status out of this, might see shower roll through, once throughout the course of the day, that would be it. tomorrow, we start off, it looks like, with potential for morning hit