i'm seeing a ty cobb for $40,000. and i'm looking at the ty cobb that i have, going, "ooh! mine's better." >> the box karl found in the attic not only contains cobb, known as "the georgia peach," but all the greats of the era. and it's not just one of each player -- it's dozens. in all there, are 800 cards, most in pristine condition. >> it kind takes it out of a scope and a realm that you just -- you're not quite sure how to handle it. >> step one -- find out if the cards are real. karl reaches out to vintage-sports-cards expert peter calderon in dallas. >> i received a phone call, cry. he didn't want to go into any details. on a daily basis, we receive phone calls from people who find cards. it's always reprints. >> peter tells karl to text some photos of the cards, and he'll take a look when he gets a chance. >> when i got that first picture, the first thing i thought of, "this is gonna be filed in a too-good-to-be-true folder," but they looked amazing, and i saw nothing about them that suggested they weren't real. so, i definitely -- the next plan was -- we talked about

cobb's own action taking out her phone and filming the scene isn't exactly safe either. she feels confident she's in control. >> i had the camera here and aimed toward the truck in the lane. but i was still watching the road in front of me. all i intended to do was get the logo on the video. i got more than i bargained for. >> then cobb sees a two by four that had been jutting into the road from the median come flying at her. >> i saw the first truck. i saw it front wheels hit it. i saw the back wheels hit it. it was like slow motion. i thought it's not going to hit me. >> but in a split second it does. >> the impact was amazing. amazing. it sounded like a gun shot. and then the echo which i don't know if it was real or in my mind. but it was deafening. i know that. >> the two by four hits the front hood of the van leaving a long dent, burst through the glass, and smacked into the front dash. >> it hit right here. and that's what pushed it just far enough away that it missed me. there was not an inch between where it hit and my arm. >> when the wood punches through the w

and if you can survive on cobbs creek, you could practically survive every where. philadelphia, let me tell i folks, we love it. >> shout out to philadelphia there. jim, trump touched on a lot of topics. there was one he did not touch on. did he not repeat earlier remarks he made this morning concerning the so-called bathroom law in north carolina and how it impacts transgendered people. trump had been critical have the law saying it caused an uneasy strive. ted cruz camp blasted trump immediately claiming he was in the league with politically correct leftist elite. live from harrisburg, john rawlins for channel six "action news". >> thanks, john. >>> john kasich made two stops in the delaware valley today. earlier he held an event in media tonight he attended chester county g.o.p. reception and dinner at valley forge casino resort. he told a crowd that his job as president would be to lift up the american people and provide hope. >> i happen to believe that while we acknowledge peoples problems, we need to give them solutions to give them hope that we can fix our

cobb played for the eagles from 1985 to 1987. g.s known locally became a popular sports talk radio host in philadelphia and now does some work for the nfl providing guidance to young players on how to transition to life after football. cobb and mow 10 were teammates in 1987. >> he was doing well. boom, goes down and has knee injury. >> just his third preseason game, mow 10 injured his right knee. >> i just remember lying on the turf at the vet screaming, you know, the pain was unbearable. >> after a couple of years on injured reserve the eagles let him go. but resign him for one more chance at his dream if 1990. but mow 10 tour up his other knee in preseason. >> i knew right then and there that was the end of my football playing days. i knew i was done. >> what he was he going to do? he wasn't prepared. >> mow 10 wasn't ready for life after football. he never earned his degree from the university of florida. didn't have much money. and need add place to stay. >> i said why don you come live with me. we can both struggle together. >>

. >>> we have breaking news from the cobb's creek section of philadelphia, police are investigating a shooting here this is the 700 block of south 58th street and we are told that the incident occurred before noon time. no word on what led up to the shooting but one man is injured and transported to presbyterian hospital. police are on the scene investigating and again we are following the story for you, a shooting in the cobb's creek section of philadelphia. we'll bring you more information as it becomes available to us. >>> now to presidential politics, the candidates are focused on pennsylvania ahead of the primary next tuesday. bernie sanders has events in scranton and oaks. hillary clinton spent time in philadelphia yesterday and made an appearance on "good morning america" today and her husband is stumping in harrisburg on her behalf right now. john kasich has an event today. rival ted cruz moved on to indiana where he have several campaign stops on the schedule. >>> on the weather front, it's one more day of sunny skies and warm temperatures before we get much needed rain tomor

. >>> the army corps of engineers will answer questions about a plan to remove the woodland dam on cobbseek. experts say it's the best way to protect several native fish species. learn more about the plan and the impact on traffic and the cost at a meeting tonight at 6:00 at the cobbs creek environmental communications center. >>> temple university students and faculty will help clean up the amos center. the volunteers will paint the backboards of the basketball nets, hang new nets, power wash the pool and plant flowers. their efforts are part of a citywide philly spring cleanup program. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> a live view of center city from the adventure aquarium with clear skies. temperatures are still falling. northeast philadelphia, feel the chill at 36 degrees. look at the difference. that's 25 degrees colder than yesterday. a little bit of wind out of the north is actually mixing the atmosphere a bit. it would be colder without that light breeze as it is in doylestown and pottstown. right now in montgomery county, lafayette hill i

"action news" reporter john rawlins is live at the skate house in cobbs creek and john snider himself would say that his greater evident accomplishment might just have been his commitment to providing athletic and educational opportunities to under served youth. >> reporter: well, jim, we're told with his death that ed snider left a very large endowment to keep his philanthropic efforts secure. friends of ed snider say this is his legacy, his youth hockey foundation, a $4 million a year project focused on 3,000 kids. the hockey is the focus. the goal is to help kids with everything from homework to winning at life. >> hockey is a terrific sport to use for that because it engenders hard work, honest effort and teamwork. >> reporter: ed snider arrived in philadelphia in the mid 60's as part owner of the eagles but soon his focus was on an nhl expansion franchise. then in 1974 came the stanley cup. >> the flyers win the stanley cup. the flyers win the stanley cup. >> reporter: the next year snider's flyers did it again. >> thank you fans. you're the greatest. two years in a row. >> repor

. >> our trang do is live in cobbs creek where young hockey players are owning their skills, trang. >> reporter: they sure are. now, this is one of the seven ice rink s in the area that host ed snider's youth hockey program serving 3,000 kids. we got to see a packed house here tonight, just as snider would have wanted. many of the kid come here to skate in his honor and share memories of the man who impact that went far beyond. as he explains growing up in kensington wasn't always easy. >> in the neighborhood where i grew up there was a lot of things going on and reallies i to get knocked off. >> reporter: the most unexpected sports, kept him on his right path. >> i was than the into the whole idea of trying ice hockey but the coach, who was there, he was participating in it and he eventually got me, to take it to my parents and got me on the ice and ever since then i fell if love with it. >> reporter: that is exactly what philadelphia flyers chairman ed snider intended when he started his youth hockey foundation more than a decade ago. foundation fund program for inner city youth acr

the public is invited to the meeting at 6:00 tonight at the cobbs creek environmental education centert's one of the biggest donations ever made in the mission to cure cancer. $250 million and some of it will be spent here in philadelphia. next in a live report, hear who donated the money and how it will be used. >>> and the playoff push is on. next, hear from the flyers about why this year the cup is about more than just them and the fans. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. ifbut find it harder and hardert to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and

that's where chris o'connell is live at the skate house in cobbs creek. hey, chris. >> reporter: hey, lucy. you see these hockey players behind me. some of them many, many youth hockey players over the years present company included that have ed snider no to thank for introducing them to the game of hockey. take look much this is just one of the many rinks he has built funded by the ed snider youth hockey foundation that started about 10 years ago a foundation very close to ed snider's heart. you would often see him at one of these seven rinks where the foundation operates. 3,000 youth hockey players involved at this time many on thes in years past. foundation allows kids to play hockey for free including free equipment donated to the playe players. but more this foundation is more about hockey. then hockey. night derr throughout the sport says, he wanted to get kids in the door. using hockey as the hook, the program incorporates fitness, nutrition, academics. we spoke with one former layer who says he went through the program and tells us how snider has

cobb county sheriff's have been sweeting out -- tweeting out this morning. they have some of the best surveillance footage and surveillance cameras out there. hopefully, we get more information as the morning progresses. >> brian, thank you. >>> all right. time is 7:31. it's a cold morning. >> yeah, it is. >> steve paulson is here to talk about your weather. pay attention. >> it was a windy evening for some. now it's cold. but it will be sunny and nice. that's for sure. but plenty of 30s this morning and wind gusts yesterday, especially around san mateo, daly city and sfo, about 5:00 yesterday anywhere from 42 to 58 miles per hour. my goodness. marty bautista says good morning, mr. p. windy. caps. small case. caps. i know what i mean, marty. it is windy. right out of the northwest big thunderstorm activity. look at that in the san joaquin valley. it started in bakersfield, california. there a hop, skip and jump to number one on the charts. i'm casey kasem [ applause ] >> now a little dedication. 47 san jose. 39 woodside. hello. 49 stanford. los altos hills 4

. >> so -- we don't play golf together or share a cobb salad or anything. >> a cobb salad? that sounds good right now. >> it does right? looks like the noon show we should have some food on the program. let's take a look outside and we have sunshine for you, a it absolutely is. you can see one of the ferries going back and forth there. the sea street working its way underneath the brooklyn bridge. it's really pretty outside. just some high then clouds and a lot of sunshine and our temperature here at noon has been creeping up slowly. seeing the temperature now get to about 57-degrees and the humidity is dry. 22% the winds are northeast at 9 and the pressure is 30.49 and steady. that's strong high pressure. yesterday's high was 62. normal is 61. looks like we're going get to about 63, 64 maybe even 65 degrees off to the west possibly in new jersey. it's going to be gorgeous. so tack on a couple more degrees of temperature today to our high from yesterday. so yesterday 62. today about 64. and great looking spring weekend is coming up and the next chance of rain will come earl

. >>> it's been one year since this man fits roy anderson stumbled upon disabled man in cobbs creek parkpolice say he had been dumped there by his mother and left to die. if it weren't for anderson, that may have been how this story actually ended. >> now, one year later, his friends and family gathered to remember his life-saving actions and that is not all. fox 29' brad sattin joins us in southwest philadelphia tonight with more on the story. brad? >> reporter: chris, we can tell you there is a big party going on right now for this man fits roy. his family is from gentleman may a he was actually born in jamaica. a lot of them came here for this party. in fact they came from all over the us, everyone is here except fits roy. >> you never seen anything like this. >> never in my life. >> a year ago this week we met fits roy anderson who gave god all the credit for what he just done. >> god safe life. that's a good thing. that's a very good thing. >> reporter: a day earlier fits roy spotted some deer and followed them to cobbs creek park into the woods where in the darkness he thought he s

>> the judge is the most senior judge on the bench in cobb county superior court.experience trying major, high-profile and death penalty cases. i have prosecuted in front of her and defended cases in front of her. she is the you want mate referee. she's not the kind of judge that will interject herself in to this case. she will let the lawyers be lawyers. she will let them try the case. she will make rulings as they come up and address objections as they come up, but she will get out of the way and let the lawyers do their work. >> all right. thank you so much. we'll be right back after this quick break. well, it was nice to see everyone. i just wish it had been for a better reason. me, too, but the eulogy that frank's daughter gave was beautiful. i just feel bad knowing they struggled to pay for the funeral, especially without life insurance. i wish they would've let us help. but, it did make me think, though. about what? well, that i could leave you in the same situation. i don't have life insurance, either. if something were to happen to me tomorrow, how are you

the man is accused of forcing a 20-year-old woman into his car at 49th and lancaster in cobbs creek. suspect then tide up the victim is, sexual assaulted her and held her captive 11 hours. police are continuing to search for this suspect. they are not releasing his name. not at this point. >>> a teenage girl is in critical condition after police say she was struck by car in gloucester county. authorities say the 15-year-old was hit while crossing route 42 at shopper's lane in washington township about 8:00 last night. the victim is being treated at cooper university trauma center. police say the 21-year-old driver did remain on the scene and no charges have been filed. >>> police in millville new jersey are investigating a fatal accident. investigators tell us the driver lost control on route 55 north. flipped over a couple of times and caught fire before coming to a stop on the side of a highway. the driver in this case did die at that scene. >>> stay with us, coming up on our extended edition of "eyewitness news" tonight continues with a busy day in sports. lesley is here with more

. >> gary cobb played linebacker for 11 years. he played for the eagles from 1985 to 1987. g.obb as he's known locally became a popular sports talk radio host in philadelphia and now does some work for the nfl providing guidance to young players on how to transition to life after football. cokk and moten were teammates in 1987. >> he was doing well, boom, goes down, has a knee injury. >> just his third preseason game, moten injured his right knee. >> i just remember lying on the turf at the vet screaming, you know, the pain was just unbearable. >> after a couple of years on injured reserve eagles let him go. but resigned him for one more chance at his dream in 1990. but moten tore up his other knee in preseason. >> i knew right then and there that that was the end of my football playing days. i knew i was done. >> what was he going to do? he wasn't prepared. >> reporter: moten wasn't ready for life after football. he never earned his degree from the university of florida. didn't have much money and need add place to stay. >> i said why don't you come live with me? we can both

one cobbs creek neighbor describes what happened next. >> i was coming home and she had told me that she saw a girl, bloody face, just a shirt and duct tape on her angles. she had been beaten up and gone through a lot. >> reporter: again, there is still no arrest, police are looking for a black man around 23 with dread lock and a long beard. if you have any information, you are asked to call police. live from the special victims unit in hunting park this morning i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. very disturbing details. >>> philadelphia police are searching for a murder suspect, in strawberry manning. investigators say the the man faith 58ly shot another man inside a car yesterday afternoon. it happen on the 2300 block of west huntington street. the suspect was last seen on 24th street, wearing what police described as a the water department vest, or jacket. >>> 2016, it is final sunday of campaigning before the pennsylvania and delaware primaries. eyewitness cam on the campaign trail, saturday, where former president, bill clinton, brought his legendary

. >> john rawlins in cobbs creek. this is one of the rinks built thanks to snider's philanthropy, isn't it john. >> reporter: hi, guys, how are you doing? 10 years ago or so, ed snider was looking around and thinking about philanthropy particularly on how to help kids in the city and the more he thought about it the more it made sense to him apparently to leverage the sport that made him a very wealthy man. >> i can't imagine anybody in the whole world that's prouder of your team than you. >> very, very proud and i think we prove that we're a hell of a hockey club. >> reporter: almost 50 years ago ed snider borrowed $2 million betting philadelphia fans would love hockey. that gamble played off. in the mid 70's when the flyers took the stanley cup twice. >> being the broad street bullies, you know, that was -- that's what set them apart for me. they were the toughest team on ice. they they played the russians and the russians refused to come out again. >> reporter: he's talking about the time when the red army team ref

the search on for a gunman who police say abducted a woman and sexually assaulted her in cobbs creek. woman told police she was forced into the suspect's car at 49th and lancaster around 4:00 o'clock this morning. she says she was then tied up and sexually assaulted. the vick testimony was able to free herself around 3:00 o'clock this afternoon at 57th and large wood and she was taken to the special victims unit. tonight, the community is on edge. >> i'm just glad she got some help 'cause because that's scare reach stuff like that don't happen around here. >> just after that i went to grab my sister from somewhere, and it's like i told her stay where she was, wait for me. you want to be careful. there's too much going on out here. >> police are still searching for the suspect. they say he has dread locks an long beard. >>> meantime pop super star prince has been laid to rest two days after his sudden death zen shock waves around the world. crowds gathered outside prince's paisley park mansion in minnesota today family and close friends gathered inside for a private service. publicist

"action news" caught up with sestak at church of christian compassion in cobbs creek. former congressman and retired rear admiral visited a total of seven congregations in philadelphia a today. >>> katie mcginty spent sunday in philadelphia as well. she and governor tom wolf were meeting and greeting voters at relish restaurant on ogontz avenue. john fedderman the mayor of braddock and joe, a manufacturing shop owner, are trying to unseat the incumbent senator, patrick toomey this coming fall. >>> and stay with "action news" for complete primary election coverage on tuesday. we will have representatives from the league of women voters here to answer any questions that you may have. you can call the number on your screen from 7:00 in the morning when polls opened until polls close at 8:00 at night. >>> moving on to the accu weather forecast and in the wake of the exquisite spring day, it will feel more like summertime thomas we begin the workweek. i say that twice fast. meteorologist adam joseph in for melissa and joins us with the first lot the at forecast, adam. >> pr

. >> sexually assaulted a woman in cobbs creek. around four a.m. yesterday when police say the manning forced the 20 year old victim inside his car at 49th and lancaster the woman was then tied up and sexually assaulted and wasn't able to escape until 11 hours later at fifty-seventh and large wood. police say the status second has dreadlocks and a long beard. if you have any information please contact police right away. >>> now campaign 2016 tonight the push for pennsylvania voters is o today hillary clinton was in philadelphia and several others candidates will be in the area tomorrow. cbs3 as she made her way to two churches in the city. >> what started outer as a normal sunday service at try um f baptist church quickly turned into much more. an audible gaps then cheers from the crowd as hillary clinton surprised churchgoers with an appearance. >> this is the day the lord has made, let us rejoyce and be glad in it. >> president clinton acknowledged image of harriett tubman being placed on the 20 dollar basement turned to issues personal to philad

what i think you can find in cobb county is someone who hasn't made up their mind, because they realizeaven't heard all of the evidence. >> the trial is expected to last more than two months. >>> now to decision 2016, president obama is defending hillary clinton's run for the white house and her record, including the use of a private e-mail server. the president made his first ever appearance on fox's sunday morning show, saying that neither he nor his administration would politically influence investigations of clinton's e-mails. he also said he agreed with clinton that she showed carelessness in handling some classified e-mails while secretary of state but her actions never put the country in danger. >> i continue to believe that she has not jeopardized america's national security. hillary clinton was an outstanding secretary of state. she would never intentionally put america in any kind of jeopardy. >> the fbi is looking at whether sensitive information that flowed through clinton's e-mail server was msishandled. >>> republicans ted cruz and donald trump resume their campaigns today

mayor sam cobb says the boom was something to behold. >> you couldn't get a hotel room. if you could get one, they'd be $250 a night. people were much like you've heard in north dakota area, people were living in their cars. >> reporter: now these hotels, newly built, are discounting rooms. not far away, a fleet of oil trucks and equipment that would have been hard at work a couple of years ago sits idle. it's easy to see why. at this oil field just outside of town, manager mike hanigan says they've quit drilling new wells because the prices are so low. >> you don't want to give your oil away at this rate. so we laid our rig down about a month ago. >> reporter: unemployment in the county as low as 3.5% in 2014 has more than doubled. and the jobs that remain are not what the oil workers were used to. >> normally a truck driver's making $100,000, now making $40,000. >> reporter: taking a huge bite out of tax revenues here in hobbs. >> god bless new mexico. >> reporter: and in santa fe where the governor and legislators had to cut spending and dip into reserves to balance t

. >> police tell "eyewitness news" they have identified a suspect in a weaken sexual assault in cobbs creek. they say the suspect new his victim through work. he forced the 29 year old victim into his karat 49th and lancaster early saturday morning. investigators say the suspect tied the victim sexually, assault dollars her, held her captive for 11 years. the woman freed herself and got away. police are searching for the suspect, but have not yet released his name. >>> well, still ahead this morning, surprising announcement of love. >> the 90 year old former pennsylvania senator planning to marry his boyfriend, we'll tell you about it, also this morning, new details in the grissly murders of eight family members in ohio. what police say they found as three of the crime scenes. plus this: >> ♪ >> ♪ >> remembering a philadelphia talent, billy paul has passed away. we'll hear from his manager next. >> ♪ >> ♪ do you think when you are president you'll be paid as... much as if it were a man- male this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples wh

. >> reporter: michael cobb is drivesavers' director of engineering. >> this is the chip that holds all the data for the iphone 5c, ed the encrypted form. >> reporter: so you've got that off the phone. why not just read it? >> ah, well, because encryption is not so simple to retrieve. n reporter: a company the f.b.i. has not identified found a way around apple's encryption. the effort at drivesavers shows what they had to overcome. try wrong password too many times, and the phone wipes its memory clean. >> in the case of the 5c, you only have 10 attempts before the the iphone gets erased. >> reporter: to make sure the chip doesn't get erased, they copy it, then put it in a device that simulates an iphone but lets them reset the chip's password counter to zero after every 10 attempts. wouldn't that take forever? n it all depends on how fast lou are able to pull the data off, make that copy, do your 10 attempts. >> reporter: drivesavers hasn't yet defeated apple's password protection, but over the past 30 trars, they have retrieved information from computers that have been burned, broken

. >>> keystone first hosted a special baby shower for new moms and moms to be in cobbs creek today. they learn the importance of prenatal care, infant seat safety and benefits of the breast-feeding. it doesens turned out for free advice at church of christian compassion. >>> you know saying, cats have nine lives. >> yes. >> what is that all about. >> it is tonightes good question. viewer christie c wonder why do we say cats have have nine lives? nicole brewer has the answer to that question, tonight at is 11:00. >>> kate bilo has your forecast right now. i made me t time. it is a struggle. everybody wants to get out. >> absolutely glit will be nice. >> my brother texting me we have a t time, maybe get to see little league game. everybody is trying get it a all? >> little league, golf, maybe just go for a run, walk take the dog for a walk, get outside if you can this weekend. at any point in time, weekend will be beautiful. saturday is just a little cooler then sunday but both days slightly above average, and very, very pleasant. lets take a look at our northern suburbs, take you out

the youth hockey program in this city rec center in cobbs creek is profoundly built up when ed snider'srogram came aboard in a partnership ten years ago. the it is one of five programs in city recollect sent's cross the city. >> only thing he has attached his name too. so he is told us that he wanted it to be his legacy. >> reporter: in the beginning it was all about teaching inner city youth about hockey but it evolved quickly into more, much more. and 3,000 kid, now participating a week. 1900 after school each day, and, tom brown has been with the snider program since 06. >> i react to this program not just involving hockey is, you know, vital and very important, you know, just progression of young peoples mind. >> we've involved. we have now added a very solid educational component designed to keep our kid on track for on time graduation. i guess you can say that hockey is just a hook to gain and hold the attention of these kid so we can teach them greater life lessons. >> reporter: this is casher archie in the program during his high school years. today, he is a a freshman at drexel

. >> reporter: neighbors who live on the 5700 block of large wood avenue in cobbs creek say nothing everappens on their street until today. >> it was crazy. i didn't expect to see nothing like this. >> reporter: around 3:00 p.m. a 20-year-old woman beaten and bloodied escaped from a car where she was being held against her will. monique wright heard the commotion outside her window. >> i heard her screaming. i her, you know, i her her saying get off me, get off me! that's what made me come down i her another guy a pedestrian say get off of her! >> i heard yelling and iran to the window and saw a black car speeding off. >> reporter: investigators say around 4:00 this morning a man forced the woman into a vehicle at gun point near 49th and lancaster. described the car as black sedan with tinted windows. rear drivers side window covered with a trash bag. she was bound with duct tape, sexually assaulted and held for 11 hours. >> my mom was coming home and she told me she i was girl bloodied face just a shirt and duct tape on her ankles and like she had been beaten up and gone through a lot.

. >> and if you can survive on cobbs creek, could you practically survive anywhere.o we love philadelphia. let me tell you, folks, we love. i learned a lot. i learned a lot in pennsylvania. >> current polls put trump anywhere between 40 and ooh% here in pennsylvania. more than ten-point ahead of ted cruz. >> meantime, ohio governor john kasich was in the king of prussia area last night for the chester county gop dinner. the event was held at the valley forge casino resort in his remarks he talked about trump voters. >> we know that many of these people who are voting for trump are people who are worried about their jobs. they are worried about their wage. they say, you know, i put my money in a bank, and used to get interest, and now i don't get squat. and by the way my kids went to school and they're still living at home. and these are legitimate fears. >> texas senator ted cruz now focusing a loft his effort on indianna. tuesday, may third. >> still ahead this morning, where you can seabright lights this weekend in philadelphia. >> then a traffic stop turns violent

it's coming down back into cobb and clear lake. it's back. 50s and 60s.reeze has been rip roaring for some. that rain is not there but it is windy for some. the colder air moves in. rain back into the north bay and this is why. the low is beginning to swing in. that could bring some thunderstorms, but overall, it's going to increase the rainfall rates. breezy, cooler today. windy at times. a few sun breaks, it's one of the midwest weathers 50s on the temperatures. we'll take it into this evening and early saturday. saturday should be okay. it will be breezy and sunday, mostly sunny, windy with snow in the sierra. just stays to the north. okay. >> there you go. >> time is 7:51. president obama is in england now celebrating the 90th birthday of queen elizabeth. you can see the president and the first lady meeting with the queen. the third time they have met with the een. they will meet with david cameron and they will have dinner with prince william and his family. >>> the budding photographer getting a special honor. a photograph taken by a 14-year-old wil

cobb is thankful. >> i wouldn't be able to do it.his can be replaced, but we live in the greatest community, the greatest city. >> reporter: the city of houston is trying to prevent future tragedies. this video shows the moments after claudia i can't drove around the roadblock, into deep floodwaters. the 25-year-old drowned before a toll worker could reach her. >> we've got to identify every location like that and put in place a barrier system that prevents people from driving in. >> reporter: although thunderstorms are in t system that dumpe all this record rainfall here is now past with. with a city looking toward the weekend to dry out. >> thank you. >>> the damage from last week's hailstorm in texas is being called the most expensive in the state's history. baseball-sized hail shattered car windows and pummelled homes. an insurance industry group estimates the cost of deficit reduction at nearly $1.4 billion. >>> the united states has reportedly reached an agreement with volkswagen over the automaker's rigging of diesel tests. it

making everyone look ten years more surprised. [ laughter and applause ] i'll have the -- i'll have the cobb salad. >> steve: i can't feel my face. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you, hiking in los angeles, for being a great way to get exercise and find a a dead body. [ laughter ] it's just -- it's just -- two in one. [ applause ] >> steve: twofer. >> jimmy: twofer. [ cheers and applause ] for actually being a more appropriate name for chipotle. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] there you go, thank you very much! those are my thank you notes. we'll be right back with bryan cranston, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] turns out lemon juice doesn' t cure pink eye. hi. how are you doing today? that' s how i am. red head fred. ultra rare. i collect these too. nah, these are for my dog because he can never decide which one he wants until he gets home, so... american express presents the blue cash everyday card with no annual fee. cash back on purchases. my only concern is that this is where we put food. a dog' s foot is cleaner than a human' s mouth. that' s what they say. is it? cleaner than my