turns out their on the potomac commuter busses. spokesperson says under the current rules of advertising, they were not able to deny this request. they will stiffen up the regulations for advertising. of fitzgerald fox 5 local news. >>> thank you, tom. now more on metro and the possible suspension of funding from the governor of virginia. >> political reporter veronica cleary is here with that sry in our area cringe when it comes to metro. suspending funds. that's what it could come to. to speaking on wtop, asked the governor this morning, he was clear about what's going to happen and the consequences has to follow if action isn't taken. >> i'm instructing my secretary of transportation and the drpt, to immediately sit with them and come up with safety protocols and if they do not meet our safety protocols that i am comfortable with personally as governor, we're going to withhold funding. we are very serious about this, i'm sick and tired of it. >> the governor went on to say that safety has to be the top issue. >>> the "washington

the busses aren't even using the red lanes. this is the evidence. over 200 different times we have photographed busses not using the red lanes. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. we have two more presenters. >> hithere. i'm eden stein, i'm the owner of succession art and design in vernal, also the vice president of the mission vernal merchant's association so i am here on behalf of the 150 businesses from cesar chavez to randell, supporting them, because we can't really wait until mta figures this out. our neighborhood has been very impacted by the red zones. we've seen loss of business, loss of customers, some of the things that have happened since the red zone's gone in, we're seeing more accidents. carisen on our corner, they are nervous someone is going to run into their building. they support 7,000 people, they have a preschool, they want to make sure that everyone who goes to their business is safe. they are very passionate about keeping everybody in our neighborhood safe. since mta has been working in our n

route 101 trolley just reminder it is shuttle bussing between orange street and providence road.ng to be going on through june 17th. always check your schedules on line, we have been dealing with construction in this area for quite some time. remember again, i'll be tweeting it out. just reminder shuttle bussing because of construction, jim, over to you. >> thanks, if you are headed out the door stay updated with katie's forecast on sister station "kyw news radio" 106o also, city council investigating whether private towing companies are illegally removing cars from philadelphia street. ex mertz are calling on doctors to change the way they diagnosis lyme disease. and as memorial day weekend approaches, shore businesses are getting ready to welcome visitors back. check in two, three, four times a day on "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. >> coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> new twist today on one of your favorite game shows. plus: laughing all the way to the bank. how thi woman's hilarious video turned a simple star wars toy into huge hit. and the be

it's an oasis for men who live in a desert. >>> since becoming superintendent of isp in 2005, ed buss has implemented a number of changes at the prison including the way in which staff interact with inmates. rather than ruling with an iron hand, officers spend time talking to offenders, solving problems immediately and rewarding good behavior with extra privileges. violent offenses at isp have been reduced by 50%. that's our report. thanks for watching. i'm john seigenthaler >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. there are 2 million people behind bars in america. we open the gates "lockup." >> i charge pelican bay with the following crimes -- extortion, racketeering police brutality. i charge pelican bay with racism, promoting

some families worry that bussing students around will encourage more white families to leave. >> bad idea, because you're trying to force kids to go to schools they don't want to go to and it's going to cause people to move or go to a different school. >> reporter: no one is accusing current school officials of willfully segregating children like it was 1950, but federal officials say they're not doing enough to keep schools from becoming segregated on their own. it's an issue across the country. here's a look at some of the most segregated states for black students. new york, california, illinois and maryland top the list. in a statement, mississippi school officials say they plan to appeal. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> that's an interesting one. >> it is an interesting one. it's been a long process to try to integrate there particular district. it started about 50 years ago about, 12 years after brown v board of education. it's still an ongoing matter. >> and a heated one, right. >> not a lot of looking forward to it. >> 29% of the students are white, 67% black and the rem

septa is offering busses in both directions. >>> next at 5:00, how a party house just off the rutgers campus draws the ire of nearby residents. plus, a lot different than the football field. why they gave chess a try. >>> tomorrow, if you're headed out of town for the week, don't forget your home. >> answers about what to do before your vacation to ensure your house is not targeted while away. >> those unsecured or forgoting to activate the alarm, away or home, they take advantage of errors in your judgment. >> what to do to keep criminals out while you're away and what to do to protect your property if they break in. >> join us tomorrow starting at 4:00 a.m. >>> if you're a regular at wawa, things will change. >> say it's not so. closed for remodelling. the work takes a month. what's changing? when the work is complete, there's more space, the fountain drink machines replaced with touch screens and hand spun milk shakes. >> yum. >> milk shakes. i can't hear about that now without getting hungry. the 13th annual eagles chess tournament took place today at lincoln financial field. you

tech companies hire those commuter busses... as a perk for employees and a way - they say - cut down on congestion. but are those busses makiing ou >>> some of the bay area's biggest tech companies hired those employees to cut down on congestion. are the buses actually making it worse? >> our investigative reporter is with us. >> in a city already tight for space. the double decker shuttle buses have become a familiar part of the skyline. these buses aim to take thousands of cars off the road. we obtain traffic records that reveal a growing problem that could be putting you at risk. >> three million people commute through the bay area each workday on roadways and railways. bike lines and bus lines. for sue vaughn, it can be a rough ride. she's a substitute teacher for schools across san francisco. her route changes daily. she says, regardless of where she is in the city, the same problems jam her commute. >> they slow it down, you get in front of the bus, they slow it down. >> she's talking about san francisco's massive network

a new network of fast moving buss with their own lanes is proposed from tysons corner to alexandria,idents are on board with that new idea. >> reporter: thousands of commuters riding up and down route 7 in northern virginia on a new 11 mile transit system. >> route 7 is really northern virginia's main street and it's about time that we treat it like that. >> reporter: this may be the treatment that is coming. a network of fast moving buss with their own lanes and systems much like the system that opened along route 1 in arlington and alexandria. good idea? people here are split down the middle. >> it should be. it would eliminate some of the traffic. >> i don't know where the bus route would be if it's on route 7, it would create more traffic. >> i think we want to make the road far more usable forar project is all about. >> reporter: the fact that buses were picked means that the project can change more easily as it navigates the landscape. >> it will link that whole part of northern virginia together in a way that the purple line is intended to do in maryland. >> reporter: right no

also until friday, june 17th, the route 101 trolly is shuttle bussing passengers between providence road and orange street stations due to a construction project on state street. vai and tracy? >>> 6:03. all night long and through the morning we've been following breaking news about an egyptair plane that's missing. >> nbc 10's katy zachry is live for us this morning. new information just crossing the wires from the associated press. tell us about that. >> that's right. we've been reporting throughout the morning that according to the associated press, this plane had crashed. that's according to the a.p. now they're reporting new information about its crash location, saying it crashed off the greek island of crete. we are working right now to independently confirm that. egyptair flight 804 was headed from paris to cairo when it vanished from radar around 2:30 a.m. egypt time. that's 8:45 p.m. here on the east coast. 66 passengers and crew members were on board that plane. it was an airbus 320. no americans are reported to have been on that flight. egyptian authorities say search operatio

obama was president america always told them they wan hold positions much power or ride in front of busses or for a few centuries have their own black people. i don't understand how fox news doesn't understand black people have had a different relationship. we turn from obama's blackening of college students to the unblackening of the white house. so now donald trump is trying to get his polls to rise with the ladies. i'm sorry. no, i'm sorry. donald trump's upside-down with women -- ooh, no, i can't get that out of my head. okay. donald trump is trying to make the case that he is the lady's man, not hillary clinton. >> she's married to a man who hurt many women. in the history of politics -- in the history politics hillary clinton's husband abused women more than any man that we know of. >> larry: oh, my god. in the history of politics? not even u.s. history but worse than genghis khan. idi amin ate people. first, you can't blame hilary for her husband's mistakes, can you? >> hilary was an enabler. >> larry: if by enabler you mean victim i think away agree. and who is donald trump to be l

are parking areas if you bring your car, follow directions from kelly drive and there's free shuttle buss from there. take a septa bus from the art museum, that's the best bet because it gets congested. the race starts at 7:00 a.m. before it picks up along the schuylkill. it will take part rain or shine. >>> david, the rowers will have to deal with rain this afternoon. >> reporter: it will be a little wet, if there's a rumble of thunder they want to get off the water. storm tracker 6 live showing we're dry across the region. we had a chance of a sprinkle or shower popping up, but we don't have that. as we look outside, sky6 live hd penns landing dry, comfortable, too, with mild conditions to start out. here the numbers from the airport, 61 degrees, might slide into the upper briefly over the next couple of hours, but comfortable. winds out of the south at 6 miles per hour. not much wind to deal with. future tracker 6 shows you we are basically cloudy, i could see sunny breaks early, a couple of passing sprinkles and showers as soon as noon we might be damp with light shower activity. thet

rirsd had to board shuttle buss to get to the next stop.he fire was quickly put out, but delays lasted a while and certainly shook up some riders. >> we were walking back from the kennedy site and saw a fire truck come through and definitely looked like it was a lot of commotion. >> this all happened just one week before met troer's safetrack program gets under way. the massive maintenance improvement plan will disrupt commutes for months. >> new this morning, investigatorsi investigator work to determine cause of a fire in prince george's county on queens chapel over 70 firefighters responded and quickly were able to get it under control. the good news is no one was hurt. >>> senator bernie sanders is sending a warning to hillary clinton. pick a strong progressive as a runner mate or risk losing his supporters. that warning as sanders is running hard to upset clinton in the california primary. but he's also not dismissing talk of being clinton's vice president himself. >> what happens the day after, it appears that i'm not going to become

thousands of prison inmates were bussed to new locations today. even horses had to be helped to dry land. mandatory evacuations remain in those flood waters recede, and more water is coming this week. the last thing folks need. >> that situation in dallas to houston, they've seen a ton of rain. not just rain but severe weather. for us, it's just the shower activity, a little bit of into the going to need the umbrella all that much. first off, what's happening outside right now, a nice but mild, warm, little bit on the humid side as far as the night goes, 73 degrees, not going to be a factor tonight, but we will see a heat index tomorrow. the numbers still extremely warm for this time of night. still tracking a couple showers, but most of the area dry. notice a couple showers around baltimore county, cambridgcambr just to the west of culpepper, those will move through and edge through culpepper over the next hour or so. and this line trying to form across the bay may get into st. marys, but for the most part we're going to remain on the dry side. t

. >>> thousands of refugees and may grants piled on buss to move to brand new shelters in greece.here are 8,000 people living in a makeshift refugees camp. this may sound look -- sound like a good thing. european borders have been closed to refugees since march. >>> get ready to sweat definitely. warmer weather is on the way in time for unofficial howard has the forecast >> temperatures in 80s. if you've got respiratory issues, may want to exercise inside. talking heat, humidity, increasing storm chances. all coming up on the other side of the bre i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. . >>> do not disclose that fact to the other person. wusa 9 called director who has important information you need to know before you record the call. starting with the fact, this may vary state to 12 states have a rule that say you have to have full disclosure to both people on the line. if i'm going to tape you, i have to tell you even if we're sitting down at lunch having a f

passengers were bussed around the scene from stations on either side of the jumbled rail cars and the train was long enough that the rear portion spanned halfway through the brooklyn station. >> for a while, they've been predicting that this would happen and it finally happened. >> reporter: the tracks are shared by csx, amtrak, and mark rail. >> the csx train was carrying some potentially hazardous material. there have been concerns about cargo running so close to capitol hill. we'll have more on the cargo concerns coming up. you can find out the latest on how train service will be impacted on the nbc washington app. >>> i'm tracking a lone thunderstorm on storm team 4 radar up around the pennsylvania-maryland border. as we head into the later evening and overnight hours, this rain just starting to push into west virginia. it will move into our area as early as about 8:00 p.m. parts around the warrenton area. some brighter colors here on future weather. that's the potential for some moderate to heavy rain. more storms in the forecast tomorrow. i'll have the latest on severe weather p

>> certainly taking transit like the busses is a great option. the trains in the area are a good option as well. if you have the ability to bike or walk to work it's a great option as well as taking transit. >> are stuck, when i lived in the city and worked here i could jump on burt, i live in sonoma county there is no transit unless i warn to talk four or five busses and a ferry, each way to get here, some of us are stuck, we couldn't have a choice. >> you can go to 501.org and look for carpoolers, people commuting down this way from sonoma. even a few times a week, it doesn't have to be every day of the week, plus there is a lot of new apps with carpool-or or car sharing developments on them. people can look those up and find a rider. >> after all these years summer, throw in the wintertime as well, do you have any numbers to back up that decision, making a difference in the air quality here in the by area, spare the air days. >> absolutely people now with the free transit they recognize what spare the air is, they know it means that we have di

a lot of buss will be detoured during the run. >> it's so exciting from the second we set up, we get here early. >> this is one of the restaurants closest to the finish line. managers plan to hold an outdoor barbecue. forecasted rain will likely move it all inside. there's an incentive for the first 200 finishers to get there. >> you run faster, you get here first, you get a free. >> runners who picked up bibbs are well aware of the rain coming our way. >> get a trash bag probably and maybe a poncho and just try not to think about it. >> reporter: there is a last-minute scramble to get all the cars off broad street and make sure every port-a-potty is in place. we found a lot of positive energy about tomorrow. >> it will be fun, yeah. >> sit back, relax and enjoy the race nbc10 is your home for the blue cross broad street run. catch the start of coverage at 8:00 tomorrow morning and if you're running, make sure you record it so you can look for yourself later. we'll air the race again later on comcast sports net. >>> new at 11:00, police are investigating after an officer found a body

arlington county officials are considering bringing in local busses and telling county employees to work from home. >>> have you got enough lead time for metro to be able to deal with this. >> the short answer is no, of course not, none of us have. but we are where we are and we're going to make the best of it. went have a lot of time notice with that march shutdown or we've made it work. >> i don't want to freak you out the backup will re start next week, not this week, you have more time. how will the plan affect your commute? you can go to the website, we posted the details on fox 5 dc.com. >>> take a look. herndon today, about 1,000 members of naval academy freshman or plebe class formed a human pyramid foot at all herndon monument. monument was covered in lard. may replaced it with a midshipman's hat. it took the group one hour and 12 minutes to complete the climb. that's actually not bad. some years it take a couple hours. >> teamwork. that's what they're supposed to d do. >> coming down, they did a great job to get there there congratulations. >>> the first part on the day was gor

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stolen truck, prompting an outpouring of patrols including state police securing schools and escorts busses on routes home, but they are asking residents to remain vigilant and report evidence he may have left behind. >> this is the man to present himself if he were seen now. >> reporter: retired atlantic county judge says buckel won't be able to hide long. >> i'd be very surprised if he's not apprehended within the next 2 had 4 hours. >> reporter: believes he escaped so close to parole eligibility due to mental illness undetected or because he was afraid of freedom after receivering years incarcerated. >> they have fear because they have not been in society for so long, and they have a fear, where am i going to live and work. >> reporter: he served 12 and a half years for manslaughter in the beating death of an ocean county baby girl in 1995. we asked him if minimum security at ancora, was it enough? >> they deal with thousands of inmates, some slip through the cracks, letting someone go there who shouldn't go there, of course. >> just get this guy, absolutely. you're afraid to walk outsid

and metro said they will have shuttle busses available at all three and we have all of metro's closed on the wusa nine app -- wusa 9 app. and this weekend. >>> from the rail to the runways, how long the way -- and we're seeing pretty scary lines at airport security this week. many people were ready and showed up superearly and knowing that, tsa screening went to long waits and frustration and started the #to time the lines for you to share your experience with us and this is actually the one of the one we found today. 54 minutes in line and at dca. t had been seeing, though and got to bca two hours early. precheck line is empty and now i have to wait two hours and the wait for jamba juice longer than the line through security and i had to look at other airports around the area and country. zero wait at dwi. how about i get to hart says feel dumb early because of the security nightmares i heard about and got through in 10 minutes and maybe less. made it through security in five minutes at o'hare. and took me 10 minutes, though, to get through and 15 minutes to get through security at l

side in the morning butn there will be some morningome showers around.s i wanted you to know at the busstop tomorrow, 48 to 55 with some showers by the time the kids are getting picked up oror dropped off after school. it should be down to just cloudl and maybe some patc here and there. your next two days, oh, boy, not pleasant looking. especially tomorrow with aal temperaturely of 60-degrees. not as wet as today was, but the clouds don't go anywhere. we're hoping this is the wayay thursday afternoon will look.ok. i think it may be a slow process and will take until noon. a temperature of 70 should feel a whole lot better as we get we into thursday. right now we're thinking warmer temperatures coming.temp cool tomorrow as you know of. we'll only be near 60, but the 70 should be around for thursday and friday before anotherefor setback in the form of a coastal area of low pressure that we'll be dealing with on saturday. tonight it's pretty light raing that's been moving across our area and really only drizzle here and there.her when we say goodbye to one patch of rain that moved out, ther

they are operating busses between 30th street and spring garden in both directions. >>> eights after a deadly hit and run in northeast philadelphia, police say the driver turned himself in. the wife of molina surrounded by family tonight. her husband waiting for a bus when a car crashed into a canopy and took -- the driver took off. the impact of the crash immediately killed the 50-year-old house worker. >> i'm in shock, and it's sad that somebody would hit my husband and just go. >> molina leaves behind his wife and two children. >> a good samaritan's credited with helping a man who suffered an electrical shock in delaware county. officials say it may have started when wind knocked a power line on to a crane truck there. the victim touched the truck and was shocked. a good samaritan kept the man conscious and alert until ems arrived. the man was taken to the hospital, but he is expected to be okay. need help to find the man in these photos, two accused of robbing and roughing up a woman shopping at the gateway shopping center. it happened in the parking lot on the east sweetsford ro

unanimously approved the bill yesterday to prevent children from being left unattended on parked school bussthe senate voted 35-0 on a bill to require child safety alarms much the alarms sounden with the engine is turn off and it requires the bus driver to walk to the back of the bus to turn off alarm in response to the death of a 19-year-old boy who was left for hours in a hot school bus. it now goes to the assembly. >> san jose is paving way to may electric vehicle charging stations easier to install. there is a service to get permits need no install the station. in the past residented had to go to city hall to apply and pay $222 fee. now they can go online and pay $182. it covers the cost of a city inspection when the station is. >> alameda county board of supervises will pier an appeal made by upset owners who are angry the county is limiting the number of animal they can own. there is now a cap on the number because of the manure run off and illegal horse boarding. >> look at a flock of ducklings, safe this morning because of firefighters in south san francisco. the baby ducks were stuc

the passengers and crew exited down a portable staircase and board the buss to be taken to the terminal. the f.b.i. is not releasing any details about that threat. you are watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. >>> we begin with a judge in pennsylvania ordering bill cosby to stand trial on criminal charges stemming from an alleged sexual assault case that happened ten years ago. as rick leventhal reports, the accuser was not in the courtroom and she won't have to testify. >> the spotlight on bill cosby has grown harsh including the comedian of misconduct. one of the cases is going to trial. the charges stem from a 2004 complaint that charges crosby drugged her with pills and assaulted her when she incapacitated. >> they had 12 years to bring a case and they didn't. and what they presented today was evidence of nothing. >> district attorney kevin steel says hair say evidence is inadmissible and they read the statement in court sparing her from the man that they said sexually assaulted her. >> she was available to testify at trial. under the case law. and that we presented and the judge ruled

also mass transit, ac rail line bussing, bridge repairs, the reason for it, april 30th through may sixnd may 14th through may 20th. make sure to check your schedules on line, jim, brooke, back over to you. >> thank you so much, meisha a seriously who saw this coming? the phillies are one of the hottest teams in bathes ball. >> but what we all opportunity know is there early success too good to be true? here talking baseball, what's happening, in the. >> pretty interesting start to the season. i don't think people saw this coming but good to see between 2012 and 2015 the phillies lost a lot of games. try 358 to be exact, or about 90 per season. >> this year at least for the first month the losing has stopped. so it is something special on the horizon? well, it began with a sweep of the nationals. then over the weekends the phillies took three more from the cleveland indians at home. so 15 and ten record, only four teams in the majors have a better record right now. which is a stunning turn around, for a team that lost 99 games last year, and looks prime for another 90 lost season this y

the church street exchange building has a shopping mall constantly packed with tourists bussed in fromisney world and universal. >> and the universal tourists would come here to party, come here to shop. >> you would have 20 buses park downtown because they didn't have as many things to do out at disney in the evening. ♪ >> but the theme parks, well, they caught on and built their own shopping and night-life destinations like downtown disney, and universal citywalk. >> when that happened, it pretty much killed this building, and it killed a lot of what was known of downtown. and so it's sat empty now for about 15 years. >> so downtown orlando -- well, it began to decline, and church street station along with it. the area -- it became neglected. and the church street exchange building, it sat empty for decades. not anymore. it's now become transformed into a tech cluster, filling up with entrepreneurs, internet start-ups, and software developers. >> we're seeing a revitalization, a resurgence of downtown. it really started with canvs opening up to coworking space. >> canvs is a 17,000-s

no injuries and the 131 passengers were bussed back to the terminal. their replacement flight finally left seven hours later. >>> road rage is being blamed to are a wild hit-and-run caught on camera in florida. a driver deliberately mowed down two on a motorcycle. the bikers were arguing with the driver because he had cut them off a little earlier. it took police about five minutes to catch up with the driver. the injured bikers were taken to the hospital. >>> and an incredible sight in south asia. the rescue of a baby elephant caught in a storm drain in sri lanka. no one is sure how the pachyderm became snared. it happened in a port city where hundreds of freely. they broke the drain to open and free the elephant. the animal may have suffered a broken leg. >>> now some sports. one league is getting ready for its final series. another already under way. >> it is very exciting. we get the highlights from our guys at espn. >> good morning, america. stan, neil. i got the stanley cup final. >> still growing. >> water it every day. >> hey, let's check out t

moth metrorail and buss are showing a significant dip in ridership. folks make about 5% less trips.etro says one of the beg causes, the january blizzard that forced them to shut down for two day. that cost the system nearly $7 million in fares and parking fees. >>> the man accused of terrorizing metro riders during a deadly metro stabbing last year will be arraigned tomorrow. a grand jury indicted skrjasper spirs on murder and other charges. prosecutors say entires killed kevin sutherland as the train approached the university station and then robbed and assaulted other riders. entire he faces life in prison. >>> two charge this had connection to a murder at the month. they are accused of killing a transgender promise. police say they stabbed her to death. it they believe blakeney was there to engaging in prostitution. >>> job cuts are coming to howard university hospital according to the washington business journal. the hospital plans to lay off 110 employees or about 10% of its workforce. officials say the cuts are part of the effort to fix the hospital's finances. >>> new legisla

the route 101 trolley is dealing with buss that replaced trolley on the route 101 pren probetwee providenced and orange street station. that will be there until friday in media. all businesses will replace trolleys on route 101 between providence road and orange street stations this morning. vai? >> thank you, jessica. >>> buzz off. we'll show you the eagles player who's sport a new look and it's all for a good cause. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with your first alert traffic. right now we're watching live from skyforce 10, that's over top of a scene on 95, this is right around columbus boulevard headed southbound. you can see two tanker trucks involved in an accident. another vehicle involved as well. now we have ambulance on the scene. we have the fire department on the scene. a few police officers there as well, allowing one lane to get by. we're seeing some delays here on 95. this is another view of that scene right around columbus boulevard. headed southbound, you'll see delays. we'll have updates for you on the scene when i come back in the 6:00 hour. >> all right, je

are shutting this station down for the remainder of this evening, they're going to have these bridge buss in place eastern market, federal center southwest, and over at lafont plaza for the remainder of the evening they are going to conduct this third rail insulater down inside of this station. they did have arcing incident this morning, we are not clear at this point, because this is a lack of information, we're getting from metro, as exactly what caused this thing about an hour and a half ago. but that's the situation. if you are coming through here, be prepared for delays. be prepared for congestion. and be prepared to get on one of these shuttle buses if you intends to commute to the station tonight. sends it back into you. >> you warrant to be prepared for that tonight and in the future. metro will outline maintenance plan that could shutdown metro station he is or section every certain rail lines for extended periods of time. the announcement comes after a series of malfunctions of course at underground train stations, stay with fox5 for updates on metro's maintenance plans, we will

. >> it is an interesting station balboa park reminds me with a lot of going on with the busses and streetcars and it is heavily put together to make it more safe for people and just like divided berlin. >> can you elaborate on something the ideas to bring to the committee how you want to capitol hill the area. >> it should be more colorful and things going on instead of just commuters but in between neighborhoods either on inigleside or cayuga and kind of crucial that more it is more efficient to the community. >> and do you ride actually eye balboa park station to get to the school you teach at in bernal heights. >> no actually, i take my son and come back on the highway. >> i understand. >> supervisor cowen. >> i'm sorry, go ahead. >> i understand if you want to continue. >> we'll have bumper cars we use it heavy and supervisor cowen can you describe our involvement from the cac. >> very little i read about that but can contribute. >> the reason - and you'll have to explain more than that you have to know what your stepping into. >> i'm not an expert by very busy that's why i have not been

route 101 trolley shuttle bussing for construction, between orange street, providence rode through june 17th. over to you. >> new plan to try and ease the gridlock security lines at the airport. just in time for the summer travel season. justin finch with new idea it may help passengers board faster. >> brooke, jim, good morning, here at terminal d and so far the lines are moving here pretty quickly, however, that will likely change when summer travel hits its peak. to that ends, tsa is rowing out ten-point plan to get you to your flight faster, but new york senator also calling for plan of his own, to call in more k9's to sift you out through security, something we've seen here in philadelphia before. into you normal and air travel n phoenix thursday, thousands of bags baking in the sun. the result of tsa computer glitch which stopped screening. >> you want to keep passengers moving, but we want to keep passengers safe. >> i missed my plane. i was hear 45 an hour before my flight. >> with peak summer travel approaching, tsa staffing down, this suggestion from new york senator chuck sho

also more mass transit construction shuttle bussing, this will be going on through june 17th, jim, brooke, back over to you. >> thanks, meisha. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, the reason apple stocks surged on wall street yesterday. >> oh, it is a good one, too, we'll be right bac >> never too late to finish what you start. >> ninety year old north carolina woman, graduated college, more than 70 years after she started. lois said she couldn't afford to stay in college back in the day. last year, her daughter encouraged her to finish. so saturday lois walks with the class of 2016 at sanford college in alabama. she says this felt like a dream. >> they were so kinds to make sure, you know, that everything went right, and it did. >> i just love this woman. lois is a breast cancer survivor and she's currently battling uterine cancer, but said she is open to working provided the right ceo job is available. >> well, 09 years old, he has a heck of a lot of life experience to offer any company. good for lois. time now 4:50, time for check on business news. >> mine watch's jill wagne

world of mass transit be sure to check your schedules on line, take a look at this, ac rail line bussing because of the bridge repairs, you are going to have to make note of these dates, as well, april 30th to may six, and also may 14th to may 20th. and i'll be tweeting this out, as well. overall dealing with mass transit just always make sure to check your schedules on line, airport flights are looking pretty good this morning. >> the parkway will be pack with thousands every runners and walkers this sunday for the annual race for the cure. >> katie is here with the story of young girl, who is on mission, to find a cure for breast cancer. >> that is right. guys. yes, breast cancer diagnosis can certainly have aim pact on the whole family. and one woman's battle with the disease led her daughter to takings as one of the youngest fighters for a cure. >> marissa greenwood's practice dollars ballet since she was three. >> my dream was really to be on the point shoes and this year i'm on point, so it is real exciting. >> dance may top marissa's list for favorite extra curricular, this is one

route 101 shuttle bussing because of construction between orange street and providence road, going on through june 17th. make note of. that will also, some construction out there on the pa turnpike between valley forge and ft. washington, two eastbound lanes blocked both now reopened but one westbound lane is still blocked. and also the ac rail line starting new schedule, and that actually started yet. so like i like to say with the changes in mass tran it, just make sure to check your schedules on line, you will probably need to do so. brooke, over to you. >> thanks, meisha, look at this. a familiar face at the immaculata university commencement. that's "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter sharing some advice with the class of 2016 during yesterday's graduation. walt also got an honorary doctor of humane letters degree. congratulations, walt, we love walt. >>> stay updated on our sister station "kyw news radio" 1060. also, local professor falsely accused being a chain east spy still trying to put his life together even after all of the charges were dropped. philadelphia launches ne

also, just reminder mass transit, ac rail lines, bussing, because of delayed bridge repairs, april 30th through may sixth, also may 14th, through may 20th. check your schedules on line, jim, back to you. >> thank so much. indianna's turn to choose its favorite in campaign 2016, front run remember counting on victories to help seal their nominations, their rivals however aren't giving up. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch live in the cbs-3 sat center to explain why the steaks are high. justin? >> frontrunner donald trump, and meantime, democrat, clinton, sanders, find themselves in yet another tight race. >> if we win indianna it is all over. >> donald trump look to go lock in big win in indianna where 57 delegates are at steak. ma mathematically the gop frontrunner inning ever closer to a win, he is currently only 244 delegates away from clinching it. >> now i'm going to start focusing on hillary clinton. it will be so east. >> i the latest pole shows trump with 15-point lead over ted cruz, in indianna. cruz has been on the move in the hoosier state making five stops on monday alo

and that means bussing a table, washing a dish, working in our gardens. >> people are coming in, they'reen iewrk they sit at a beautiful table and everyone has the same experience, regardless of how they got there. >> reporter: you walk into this building and you instantly feel a sense of wow. i want to eat here. >> uh-huh. >> because it just looks like another restaurant. and you have tond that those who are in need sometimes don't have that opportunity to go to a restaurant. that's a luxury ♪ it's my life it's now or never ♪ >> reporter: known more for his guitar skills than his culinary skills, bon jovi can occasionally be seen working in the restaurant's kitchen. do you know anything about cook or washing dishes? >> i'm an expert in the field of >> reporter: tell me your method for washing dishes. >> i'm not afraid of get, dirty. i'm all soaped up and down and dirty in the kitchen. >> one, two, three! >> reporter: although bon jovi has been focusing on his charities, he has not abandoned his music. ♪ oh, we're halfway there >> reporter: the 54-year-old rocker is releasing his 14th al

the bus company involved in the accident had been ordered twice last year to take one of its busses off the road. it's not known if that's the same bus that crashed. >>> started out as a routines traffic stop near detroit. >> until the police k9 picked up a cent, what investigators inside his car, he's a 32-year-old man, other drivers were very concerned. >> who was he going to distribute it to? the kids? i'm taking my son up from the library. who hands was it going to be put in? i don't know what to say. >> police are not saying where the driver was headed or part of a bigger drug operation. . >>> we told you friday about a dog in florida bitten by a rattle snake while trying to protect a 7-year-old girl. the gofundme account set up to raise money has raised more than 50 thousand dollars. the family said they won't need more donations and we're told the dog is doing much better after getting bitten three times by a rattle snake but not out of the woods just yet >>> witnesses call it a case of road rage quicking got out of control. an all-out brawl in the middle of street. doesn't end t

i will confirm whether it does, also just reminder route 101 trolley is shuttle bussing, jim, over to you. >> new this morning, worker is recovering after freak accident on the train tracks in camden county. the worker was rescued after falling almost 20 feet on to the tracks near the woodcrest patco station. the workers' truck also ended up on it side. we're working to find out exactly what happened. but we're told the worker was not seriously hurt. >> four people are sent to the hospital after a car crash in port richmond. this happened near aramingo avenue and east butler street just after 11:00 last night. police tell "eyewitness news", the victims are all in their two's, right now, they are each in stable condition. authorities believe three vehicles were involved. but no word on the cause at this time. >> fire crews battle apartment fire in burlington county, new jersey. "eyewitness news" was on the scene around midnight in edgewater park where several units were damaged. the good news, no injuries. >> man faces dui charges after striking and killing a 17 year old burlington cit

some families worry that bussing students around will encourage more white families to leave. >> bad idea, because you're trying to force kids to go to schools they don't want to go to and it's going to cause people to move or go to a different school. >> reporter: no one is accusing current school officials of willfully segregating children like it was 1950, but federal officials say they're not doing enough to keep schools from becoming segregated on their own. it's a most segregated states for black students. new york, california, illinois and maryland top the list. in a statement tonight, mississippi school officials say they plan to appeal. david? >> steve osunsami with us again tonight. >>> we turn next here to an abc news exclusive. to the gangs right next door, across our border. and ready to send more of their members to the u.s. they're already here, in fact. in 46 states. "nightline" anchor dan harris takes us to the tiny cells, overflowing in el salvador. gang members who likely know many who are already here. and just look at what dan found. >> reporter: it's the middle

station, and then the brooklyn station, those are going to be closed down, will be using shuttle busses around the red lion area. think about it, if you live further out in montgomery county, you will have to come to that stags, boorda bus, and then get back on at the nova, that's just one example what's going to take place, but, the general manager says, listen, we have no other choice. we've got to get this fixed. we have to improve safety. we've got to improve reliability. and he believes, after this hard project, tough project that's going to be tough on everyone, that the system will be reliable, website fox5dc.com. alo, has out something, as how it affect you. back to you guys now in the studio. >> oh, you better believe we will be. and matt, thank you very much. and we want many of you to know that we know you want answers, from metro, and we are going to get them for you. general manager paul will be joining us live on monday, at 7:30 a.m. you can tweet us your questions to -- those questions to us, with the hashtag ask metro gm. if you can't watch the interview live on tv remem