you can see that activity on columbus boulevard.have one lane blocked on the southbound side. northbound side of columbus boulevard is okay right now. northeast extension, northbound side right yoz saw approach lansdale, normal, overnight construction out there. for drivers in delaware, huge delays along route 13 yesterday because of the firefly music festival. this is route 13 april state street just outside of dover downs. right now it's quiet. that's one of the cameras i will continue to monitor for you throughout the morning. >> this is one of jillian mele's crushes, the philly phanatic. all month long the hotel will have special surprises to celebrate the milestone. >>> they say neither snow nor rain nor gloom of night can keep postal carriers from their appointed rounds but there is something that can make the mail stop. in one neighborhood any wwayany we'll have you meet him. next. >>> 4:23 this friday morning. 65 degrees out there. a beautiful look at center city philadelphia from our camera at the aven tur aquarium in camde

in washington he's director of the rice institute for serbian studies in columbus we have john quickly he is a professor emeritus at ohio state university who dealt with the crimea issue at the request of the state department and here in moscow we cross to erich krauss he's an independent political risk analyst all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encouraged the boys to do we have a light at the end of the tunnel we have inform all. of the powers that be in care who are keeping their hands off it but there are some talks starting in ukraine about resolving this horrific crisis any optimism on your in your mind. unfortunately peter i'm not optimistic at all i think this is just a smokescreen to provide for another offensive against the two regions in the east i have not seen any sort of tangible proof that kiev is ready to negotiate and what is there to negotiate their so-called fifteen point peace plan is basically calling for unconditional surrender and poroshenko is inauguration speech basically said he's not willing

is that the something columbus is considering? are two schools of thought, that you need to get people off unemployment because encourage them to find work but others say that there is a morale eddie issue at play. >> where was the program? >> in charlotte. >> they are attempting to take unemployment benefits from people, and they say that is pushing the unemployment rate down, but at some point, you have people leaving the area and trying to find work in other places. >> no, we have no intention of taking people's unemployment benefits from them. >> what is the unemployment rate in columbus right now? >> we are at about 4.2%. we are a very different city than the rest of ohio. our unemployment rate has been much lower than the rest of the state. and strongverse economy and we have rebounded substantially from the recession areany years ago, and we doing well. frankly, the city of columbus is on the brink, we believe, of a renaissance in our city. per pairobal insight to forecast and it said metro economies will lead the -- prepar

deal with the reality on the ground let's talk about the ending the crisis here john back in columbus here it's been mold for months now but it seems to me that has to happen it's some form of federalization decentralization that is the solution here you're nick you you've studied the crimean situation here i mean the way to keep ukraine one country is to decentralize it we're all have a voice i think that's right and when i was involved this was twenty years ago with the ukraine on behalf of the sea. that where we were headed to crimea did get some out of turn we had didn't get as much as i thought you needed and what i was proposing at that time and what i think might be helpful now is to have another ton of me with some kind of international oversight for it that is you would have something set up under the constitution of ukraine but if the autonomy of the eastern regions is infringed in some way there would be recourse that could be taken at the international level you know we always have reasonable people on this program what we just heard from john is very reasonable but victor

you might be surprised to learn that in 1493 christopher columbus saw three of them on his voyage torica. he thought they were something quite different. that's right, he thought he had spotted mermaids, half woman, half fish. >> when you look at the fail, it does look like the tail of a mermaid. i could see how that could come about.

why scott hartnell was traded to columbus.hy scott hartnell was traded to columbus. we'll tell was we found coming so i tried depend last weekend. it really made the difference between a morning around the house and getting a little exercise. eyes! eyes! and i tried a baking class. one weekend can make all the difference. unlike the bargain brand, depend® gives you the confidence of fit-flex™ protection. it's a smooth and comfortable fit with more lycra® strands. it's our best protection. take your weekend on with a free sample at depend.com ♪ >> the scott hartnell era is over in philadelphia. one of the most popular players on this team traded to columbus today for another former flyer rj umberger. one of the big reasons why to free cap space in three years. umberger' deal will be done. with that in mine the flyers have just announced they have signed brayden schenn one of the young stars to a multi year extension. scott hartnell coming off his seventh season with the flyers. scored 20 goals. 32 assists. they're each 32 and e

>> part of the research before columbus but definitely after columbus with percentage of african slaves with 20% according to some research. talk about that. >> an organization can give you a call. >> exactly. if people want to learn about the faith we go to schools. we go to people's homes if they have a book club. we go to rotary clubs. anywhere people want to learn more. >> that's program one. what is program two? >> it is mainly health care, law enforcement, educators and corporations that we tailor to be more flexible for different needs. program three is the interface speakers bureau where we take the same model, instead of take one speak we take either two, three or five speakers. which is more challenging locating speakers. we are always looking for speakers. we are always open to having new speakers. they talk about a topic of choice. the person requesting the presentation, it should be shared values and living with faith in the bay area. it could be contemporary issues like the environment. every speaker will briefly talk about their faith and jump into the topic. when we are

i was, um, a little angry i guess. >> umberger wanted out of columbus.asked for trade because his minutes were cut this season and he's happy to be back in philly. >> really exciting. the people in the organization, you know, you're comfortable with everything. everyone you know. um, you know, philly is a city i think the first start -- fresh start like i said new start for my career and i'm very anxious. >> after dealing hartnell hextall gave schenn a two year extension worth $5 million. last season brayden set career highs in goals and assists and part of that mike richards trade to la3 year ago on june 23rd. jeff carter traded june 23rd. jdr traded june 2,323rd. not a good day. >> shut off your phone if you're a flyer on june 23rd. >> thank you. still ahead tonight mixing sports with politics. governor chris christie hits the baseball field. >> we'll show you when "eyewitness news" returns. ♪ ♪ >> it is governor chris christie like you've rarely seen him. >> the new jersey governor chris christie! >> governor played little ball today. first we saw him

columbus boulevard. this is a cool shot here from the ben franklin camera. you only have one lane open on columbus boulevard, of course there is the delaware river, nice and calm there in the background, and they are still doing some construction along city avenue this morning, until about 6:00. from presidential boulevard, down to bryn mawr avenue. so will be a little dusty out there, and this big event, fire fly music festival down there, dover downs, expect a lot of extra volume over the next couple of days, yesterday, they closed the exits from route one, into the festival, because there are so many people flocking there during the morning rush hour, route 13, would be a good alternate, and don't forget with the weekend and the folks headed to the delaware beaches, 495, closed, good alternate could be just going into new jersey, and coming down the 295 corridor, and back in over the delaware memorial. than will avoid that closure in wilmington. otherwise, mass transit looking good. nicole, back over

let's go to penns landing this is columbus boulevard that was the southbound direction, still working on a downed pole from yesterday, a dump truck took down wires, they are fixing that on columbus boulevard. flight tracker, good news at philadelphia international. the weather around here looks great. no problems anticipating here or in the northeast part of the country. but if you're heading out to the windy city, chicago you see a little bit of precipitation out there this morning, morning showers and storms at o'hare and midway. that will extend into detroit and cincinnati later on today you could see delays if those are your destinations. this afternoon and evening, some of our bills north carolina airports like raleigh and charlotte could see delays, anticipate that. you can see the precipitation moving off the coast right now. also is the case in the great state of florida, miami, you could see pop up storms if you're heading down south. if you're heading out west, good news no major issues, let's say you're heading off to california how nice would that be, you're heading to san

but definitely after columbus with a percentage of african slaves, we talk a little bit about that. we talk about notable american much, it's a growing number. people don't realize. dr. mamed oz, that's the turkish way to say muhammad. and here in the bay area, south asian muslim. so we just kind of put in perspective because part of the problem islam faces in the country is that it's a newcomer on the block and people don't know about it and all the news is generally negative. and young people going off to harvard and becoming lawyers and engineers. we try to convey that and talk about basic beliefs and practices and people are generally surprised to learn muslims are similar to the abrahamic faith because they believe in profits, the day of judgment and arabic. >> you've got an organization that can give you a call -- >> people want to learn a little bit more about the faith. we go to school and people's homes. if they have a little book club, we go to rotary clubs. we go to anywhere that people want to learn a little bit more. >> that's program one. program two is what? >> progra

and columbus was willing to defy science because at that time they believed you'd fall off the earth that it was flat but he was willing to fall off the earth rather than go through the middle east i rest my case so for a secretary of state hillary clinton stated in her recent book hard choices that voting for the iraq war is one of her biggest regrets she now admits that she said quote i thought i had acted in good faith and made the best decision i could with the information i had and i wasn't alone and getting it wrong but i still got it wrong plain and simple as more politicians reverse their stance on the iraq war and do you think their new outlook could influence the u.s. response to the current crisis here. well it won't matter unless it's to save their political jobs let's remember that that's why hillary's doing this now that's why she's coming to grips at the time they were all on board because if you weren't on board you were called unpatriotic if you didn't vote to go to war in iraq you were considered unpatriotic jesse ventura knows that label well because i was speaking

back on june 23rd, 2011, flyers traded jeff carter to columbus and mike richards to the la kings.o remind you what happened two stanley cups later. how about june 23rd, 2012. james van riemsdyk traded to toronto. june tedrd, 2014 scott hartnell, june 23rd, 2015, stay tuned. >> phillies back home to start an eight game home stand four with the marlins four with the braves. jimmy rollins back in the lead off spot and phillies will honor him pre-game for setting the club's all time hits record. ben revere dropped to eighth but no changes to the core in the lineup. utley, howard and bird the three, four, five. they help the phillies win five of seven on the recent road tr trip. >> when you look at our core guys, they've been pretty solid, and so everybody rallies around them. when ryan howard swings the bat, gets hot like he just did that goes a long way, too. >> admit it out there. each and of one of you, you woke up this morning with that nagging feeling that something wasn't quite right. that feeling that something so good was about to happen, so close to happening, and then it van

they are dealing with the down wires at penns landing, columbus boulevard. we have aware house fire in camden stay on collings avenue to get around that. city avenue construction crews are auto out of the way, but they did milling overnight. it's a dusty, bumpy ride at money meant road. pole is leaning on wires street road east of concord road. use dill worth town road as the alternate there. >> we're begin winning breaking news in camden, new jersey, where crews are on the scene at a two-alarm fire at a manufacturer. katherine scott is live along the scene at ferry avenue with the latest. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, so far we haven't heard any reports of injuries, but when it comes to fighting this fire, looks like there's there's a big improvement. but crews are still at work, the road is closed off. there are number of crews at the base of the building. look up above you can see firefighters are blasting water at that building. you can see smoke smoldering up, but nothing like the flames we saw earlier. let's go to a viewer vi

and he began his careers with the flyers in 2005 before traded to columbus.coring 18 goals last season. hartnell returns to philadelphia with the blue jackets november 7. >>> the phillies begin a crucial homestand tonight. the next 11 games against divisional opponents beginning against the marlins. after the 5-2 road trip that's a success, but it could have been better. dropping the last two in st. louis. dispilot the setback they feel they are close. >> we are almost to the unwilling where we're going to be, you know, able to break out of the gate. >> we played good baseball on the road trip with a chance to win seven games. coming up with five wins, and we want to continue the momentum and do at that time our stadium. >>> and the world cup, no doubt that the coach is telling them to move beyond the result and focus on thursday's match against germany. they need a win or draw to advance. down 2-0, and dempsey, broken nose and all, scored in the 84th minute to tie the match. and renaldo, quiet all day found him for the game-tying goal. less than a minute les

. >> events at a pro soccer ghaim columbus, ohio an off duty officer was hit by a lightning while in a portable toilet. the firefighter went into cardiac arrest and was revived and hospitalized in intensive care it doubled as a fundraiser for first restoppeders in columbus. >> nasa says stek nothing that can help humans land on mars passed its first big test. balloon hoisted flying saucer 120,000 feet into the sky in high eye and on board rocket took it up another 30 miles and on the way down, though, the parachute got tangled so the saucer endured a hard landing. nasa engineers say the task was a success because the basic concept worked. there will be more tests next summer. >> meteorologist melissa magee has the forecast. and i want to lodge a formal sglint okay. >> it seems every weekend is beautiful but we worked on the weekend. >> yeah. >> it's not working for us. >> that's true. i don't know what to tell you actually. i have nothing for you. >> you have to kick stormtracker 6. >> other people who had the weekends off it was lovely. >> i'm being selfish. >> you are. sorry, move

are two minutes and from columbus circle.you can see across the trees that frame the 66th street transversal. they had an opening that opened up to the meadow which in turn, the trees north of the sheep meadow had a view corridor, so you could see all the way up to the lake. that's approximately 10 blocks, half a mile. i mean, from this crowded, congested, in your face city, you would come into central park, scramble onto umpire rock and you had a vista that took you all the way to the lake. it really was gorgeous. that's why they called it greens would. maintenancers, no of the park, the trees filled in the view of the vista, and that is not possible today. green, peace, quiet, blue sky, sunlight, all of that is shocking to a new yorker. so, when they came into this meadow, first, the shock of it. acond of all, this was brilliant idea. this could be adapted to almost anything. they were not against organized sports. i don't know why people think this. their feeling was, you want to play in organized sport, fine. you bring yo

she called him and he called the pittsburgh and columbus greyhound bus station. he tried to convince the supervisor to contact the bus driver to tell him to put his phone away. but chris says he got the runaround. >> he said that they don't have any way of doing that. and you know i said you can call the phone that he's text messaging on. there's ways to get ahold of him. he said -- well, we don't want to upset him. and he might become more distracted. >> greyhound released a statement saying -- investigates. n seattle is accused >> greyhound says the bus driver remains on leave while the company selects. >>> a doctor in seattle is accused of sending sexually explicit messages from the operating room. dr. arthur zilberstein has been trying to avoid reporters at his home and at work he allegedly sent text messages and inappropriate pictures when he was supposed to provide anesthesia. during a surgery he allegedly sent 45 messages to a patient -- messages to a patient. >>> even a wildfire is no match for a couple's wedding plans. the wedding near bend, oregon was t

long time flyers scotty hartnel on his way to the columbus blue jackets, traded yesterday, for formerlyer, r.j. umberger, both the 32 years old, but this deal is more about salary relief. umberger scored 18 goals for columbus last season. >>> well, after make that trade, forum burger, hextall gave center a new contract extension worth report, and last, had career high goals in assists, came over in the trade that sent former captain mike richards to los angeles. erika, back over to you. >> we have breaking news coming up at 530:67:89 our jen bernstein is live with new details in the rittenhouse square rape case. jen? >> reporter: yes, there is new information this morning. police made arrest overnight according to sources, i'll have the details coming up after the break. >> also, this morning, a woman spooked bike a drone flying outside her apartment. what she think that pilot may have been up to. we'll be right bac (police make arrest of a rape err in rid end how squares. welcome relief to people who live in that neighborhood. >> jen bernstein joins us from the special victims aoun w

it takes me a few days to kind of comprehend things and stuff and looking forward and looking at columbusthey have done in the last few years with their organization, kind of where they are going and, you know, i was actually, really excited to go. >> well, philly is start an eight game home stand taking on the marlins. before the game there will be a special tribute to the team's new all time hits leader jimmy rollins. thinks a big home stand for phillies facing marlins and then division leading braves, they have a chance to gain some ground in the division, right new they are five games out of first place. >>> teams that we're familiar with and teams that we need to play good baseball and we just played good baseball on the road trip, with a chance to win seven games and coming up with five wins. we want to continue that momentum here and do it here at our home stayed yum. >> all right. world cup action netherland taking on chill east, dutch scored two goals late in the contest, and, top spot, in group b, and of course, thursday is taking on germany. >> i want the passion of the world c

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at the end of the day, and yesterday i finally decided that columbus is an up and coming team. >> wokep this morning on him texting me and saying that he's gone and i didn't believe him. so i started chirping him then finally i found out it was true. i kind of -- it's sad. it's not a fun day. >> fly >>. >>> the phillies back in town after a 5-2 road trip facing the fish. jimmy rollins honored pregame for breaking the franchise's all-time hits record earlier this month. phillies giving him and his family a trip to italy. phillies couldn't get the ball to go far tonight. bats are ice cold. carlos carlos ruiz. phillies have gone 21 straight innings without scoring a run at home. season in 24 years and it's not even july. marlins win it 4-0. dom brown lets it drop in. that's three straight losses for the phillys. >>> nba draft three days away. mockilwaukee says they won't dr embiid. he says his pick would be embiid. >> the six e need to get young talent. i'd take him. his rookie contract is not going it be unbearable. you give a guy $100 million and he can't play, then you're done. i'd tak

. >>> scottie hartnell said good bye to his flyers teammates today as he clears out for columbus. >>> tomorrow night's nba draft may be the most eagerly anticipated since the team selected allen iverson, those stories when i join you for ms. winnie earle: kids inse paterson face lots of obstacles - but nothing can stop their determination. mara: my dream is to be a pediatric nurse. ms. earle taught me if i work hard - i can do anything. ms. winnie earle: mara had so much potential, it was my job to help her reach her goals. mara: now, i'm headed to college to study nursing! ms. winnie earle: there are so many talented kids like mara - and they all deserve to live their dreams. pennsylvania spca is saying for 25 ducks found yesterday in a hot van in philadelphia duck where is in the van in creates with the window up. no food or water. someone walking by that van heard the ducks panting inside, and called for help the the van belongs to q and q live poultry, in spring garden, and the worker there has been cited. the spca says ducks will likely wind up on a farm. >>> on the cbs-3 healthw

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sitting on top of empire rock, minutes from columbus circle. you can see the trees that frame the transversal. ridor thata corr open to the meadow. you could see all the way up to the lake that was at 73rd street. approximately 10 blocks. half a mile. crowded and congested city, you come into central and have a vista that takes you all the way up to the lake. it really was gorgeous. the trees filled in the view vistas. it is not possible. nothing shock you. green. peace. quiet. sky. all of that is shocking to a new yorker. when they came into the meadow, the shock of it and, this is such a print idea that could be -- brilliantything idea that could be adapted to anything. they were not against organized sports. the feeling was, bring in your equipment and take it with you. leave it a meadow. then, it is a pristine meadow. the next people maybe want to have a rock concert. they leave. the next people want to have a picnic. they do their thing and they leave. it always becomes a meadow that is ready to be used for something else. robert moses wan

southbound columbus boulevard, between i-95, and morris streets. one lane open. you will see activity out there this morning, going downtown, live look, actually i-95, 95, from center city here, you have the construction zone up near cottman avenue. three lanes open, though, for your driving pleasure, as you roll out of the driveway this morning, all of the bridges looking good, benny, whitman, commodore barry, no problems at the moment. of course with the friday in the summertime events like this, fire fly music festival, down at dover downs, it was hot mess yesterday, where folks were flocking in, they wound up closing the exit here, off route one, so if you are headed to the festival today, i would wait until after 9:00, after the rush hour, before you can get in there. another alternate of course would be route 13, we have that 495 closure between exits two, three, with the weekend, folks heading to this delaware beaches, try the alternate here, go over the commodore barry, come down 295, then swing back over the delaware memorial. by going into new jersey yo

as a result, one lane is blocked on the southbound side of columbus boulevard. northbound side is not affected. >> exclusive video from skyforce 10. two men are behind bars after this police chase comes to an end in camden county. officers say it started with a shooting in neighboring gloucester county. nbc 10's jesse gary is live in police headquarters. break this all down for us. >> i've been putting in calls over the past 30 minutes as i said i would, calls to the gloucester county prosecutor's office. because they are the lead investigative agency in this. have not heard back. it's the middle of night, early in the morning. i'll keep trying. also we have called the cooper hospital here in camden because that's where the victim was taken. what we can show you is exclusive video from skyforce 10. let's take a look at this. this is of the suspects as they exited the suv with their hands in the air and surrendered to police here in camden. police say it all started around 10:30 last night in westville. the pair was involved in the shooting of a man in his stomac

i'm jack hanna coming to you from my home at the columbus zoo. today we are headed to borneo in the south china sea. we'll meet some colorful characters. monkeys. >> i saw one right there. >> look at him. >> and get grossed out in a bat cave. >> golly days. >> and cockroaches. >> it's a far east adventure you'll never forget. check it out next when we go "into the wild." >> today we are visiting the malaysian island of borneo. malaysia is a country made of two parts. peninsula malaysia to the west and the island of borneo to the east. today we have come to the city of senticar. it is a gateway to the region's wildlife. it is known by locals as the city of nature. you and i both have been to many parts of the world but never borneo. we never knew what to expect. can you believe we are in borneo? >> i'm excited to be here. >> the first place we went is a sandicon marketplace. whenever we go to a city or place throughout the world, we love to go to the marketplace first because sue loves to eats. >> true. >> look at the food over here. >> look at th

umberger was traded to columbus in 2005.kes about the same amount of money as hartnell but for two fewer years. he also makes the flyers a much speedier team. which is always good. >> 5:16. young children who dig into a bowl of fortified breakfast cereal may be getting too much of a good thingsy thing. >> three teens facing serious charges for trying to steal a car. they didn't get too far but they learned a valuable lesson. details are next. >> and you can always get your updates on the forecast any time with the 6abc storm tracker 6 a it features live audio alerts, radar and that accuweather forecast. it's free to download right hey! welcome home! hey mom! woah, this kitchen looks beautiful. it's bigger! it's great, right? give him the tour. let me show you! quartz countertop, soft-close drawers, farm sink, under cabinet lighting, look at this spice rack. where's my room? right there where it's always been! we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. just slide right in! because your kitchen dreams can be big, ikea h

. >> southbound side of columbus boulevard past spruce street, accident there dump truck hitting a utility pole. crews trying to get that work out this morning. aside from that we will have no delays on any majors, karen and jenny. >> thanks, kacie. >>> fire fighters respond to an early morning fire at a hotel in king of prussia that happened shortly after two. investigators say fire started on the fifth floor of the radisson at valley forge, they say 150 people were evacuated from the hotel. fire we are told was contain to one room and there were no injuries. >>> there were no injuries in the three alarm fire in mercer county, new jersey. fire broke out late last night the a home on colonial avenue in trenton. red cross is assisting four adults and three children displaced, in word yet on a cause. >>> atlantic city's bankrupt revel casino warned workers they could be out of the job this summer if they cannot get a buyer. steve keeley is live this morning, steve, you say it is muggy but this is certainly unwelcome news at the height of the season. >> reporter: yeah, humidity is least of th

in columbus, ohio, a shocked soccer stadium. after a man was struck by a bolt of lightning. minnesota's pryor lake overflowing at a rate residents have never seen before. >> we've got a constant inch or two in the basement. >> reporter: neighbors banding together to place sandbags to try to protect their homes. the severe weather bringing blinding rain. take a look. this driver in st. paul, minnesota, barely making his way through the torrential downpour. in wisconsin, a downed tree setting power lines on fire. and a tornado in texas that brought down this wall. >> and all of a sudden, the wind started picking up real bad. i heard a noise like a train real loud, you know, and, all of a sudden, everything started shaking. >> reporter: the twister also destroying roofs, cars, and shattering windows. in tulsa, oklahoma, high winds gusting. shredding apart this building and sending debris flying. look out for the severe storms. even some potential tornado activity. there have already been about a dozen twisters since friday. bianna? >> thank you, linzie. tracking all the weather

meteorologist bill kelly is here from our columbus, ohio, station, wxys. these storms literally hitting close to home for you. >> yeah, crew stadium. i pass it every day going the work. it's a scary situation. we look back over the last 12 hours on the radar. we had over 70 reports of severe weather across the country. we're focusing on you folks in central and western parts of tennessee. three to six inches of rain already this morning. widespread flooding. there will be more violent storms today. seven states under the elevated risk. the best chance for that, the moderate risk is central parts of iowa. northern parts of missouri. the potential for very large hail, damaging winds, and even the possibility of tornadoes. other thing we've been talking about, seemingly for weeks and weeks and weeks is the rainfall. many of you have had at or near record rain for the month of june. you'll add more to the bucket today. coming up, the potential for tropical weather as well. dan? >> all right, bill, thanks very much. >>> now to a rare saturday federal court sess

we are finally seeing that pick up, however, southbound i-95 ramp to columbus boulevard, and delaware avenue is experiencing heavy delays. give yourself more time, however mass transit looks good. now back to the desk vittoria, thanks very much. >>> forget sand traps and water some golfers in minnesota had to deal with the dangerous hazard, check out this amazing video of the police chase right on the links. this definitely is in the par for the course. golfer captured high speed pursuit in the mid of his round. here's his shot by shot account of what he saw. >> he jumped ditch and got on the course and chaos just broke loose after that. >> there was people running, i could see in the distance people scattering and running, still in shock bit. living around here you don't see something like that every day. >> the driver was caught and faces drug charges and other charges for fleeing police and property damage. course officials say most of the damage on the course has been repaired. >> still to come on "eyewitness news" at 5:00, why philly might get its own version of the space needle.

way i loved it tell their story when the united states was discovered for the anglo-saxon world columbus came here on a mission he was trying to find a way to india by avoiding the middle east now this was five hundred or more years ago they were avoiding the middle east shouldn't we kind of learn something why colombia and columbus was willing to defy science because at that time they believed would fall off the earth that it was flat but he was willing to fall off the earth rather than go through the middle east i rest my case so former secretary of state hillary clinton stated in her recent book hard choices that voting for the iraq war is one of her biggest regrets she now admits that she said quote i thought i had acted in good faith and made the best decision i could with the information i had and i wasn't alone in getting it wrong but i still got it wrong plain and simple as more politicians reverse their stance on the iraq war and do you think their new outlook could influence the u.s. response to the current crisis here. well it won't matter unless it's to save their political j

and race is an issue because we teach white history, why are we still teaching about columbus and my son came home and told me what he learned and i had to spend the entire walk home unteaching him about columbus and, we have limited number of latin americans and african americans, and the history needs to be taught and as you can see from the powerpoint in front of you that the other parents agreed, and the conversations high lated and the parents concerns about schools have low expectations, and the experience of shared inconsistentcies and we all have read a lot of reports from any fund and so forth that have highlighted how this disproportionalty have happened and we will read a quote from a parent that said that my parent started in the middle of first grade and the teacher was great and i noticed that the african american children were made to feel invisible and would be punished differently and misunderstood. and across all conversations participants expressed their desire for more cultural sensitive and recognize them as partners. wow and you can see the quotes there. and the

work for it often, pulling back my social life at the beginning walking from the nursing home down columbus avenue and stopping in a sports bar and having two or three glasses of wine until i realized i was turning into the alcoholic that my mother had been, and i was always afraid that could happen. and that led me into a 12 step program that is very, very valuable in life your life lessons. >> so you don't drink at all today? >> no. happily. >> gail sheehy, jill abramson i just don't know ho how to get io this question other than ascii, as some would have been a woman journalist for many years, what's your take on the jill abramson storied? >> i feel that there is definitely some sexism involved here. i don't think that -- i don't ever remember a high profile editor of great respect being marched off the premises and suddenly is denounced as who's been fired. that doesn't happen very often. it's usually for something, you know, criminal or alcoholism, something like that. jill is said to have been mercurial. there have been make sure your editors before? my goodness. a previous editor of

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good morning to bill kelly from columbus, ohio, wsyx. >> good morning, start out in chicago.dy city should be named the foggy city as of late. look at this video. this is from yesterday, where pretty much each day this week, remarkable pictures, but some of you living in chicago, enough of the fog already. it's been there since pretty much last weekend. but look at our live shot now as we focus here on chicago. are you kidding me? very little if any fog out there. what a nice change. it's going to be 86. that's what we're looking at today for the high temperature in the windy city. and widen it out, showers around your area, certainly. and the potential for stronger storms and heavy rain from minneapolis down to kansas city as a cold front approaches. but there are some cooler areas out there. specifically in the pacific northwest, we are going to reach the mid-60s around seattle, 70 in spokane, portland, 70 degrees. a few showers here and there. and a nice day to get out and play golf, enjoy the cooler conditions. around the country, violent storm a possibility in the centra

hartnell is saying good-bye to his former flyers teammates, is he packing up and hitting the road for columbus, it's a very emotional three days. >> i don't know if it's totally sovereign in yet, i think i was surprised, shocked, angry the first few days. >> hartnell scores! >> i don't want to leave, i'm comfortable here it's my home. >> what is most upsetting to hartnell he was not able to bring home a stanley cup and told that to the new manager after the deal when down. >> i let me self down and the guys, and that is why you play the game. he said don't feel that way, it's a silly way to feel but in my heart it's disappointing. >> he removed his no trade clause and he had one last workout today at the flyers practice facility the place he called home for the last seven seasons, but admits it was strange walking in here today. >> it was strange coming in here and we had a lot of laughs and blood sweat and tears with the guys. >> when he comes back with the blue jackets in november he hopes he doesn't get booed. jeff skversky, channel 6 "action news." >> doubt it. >>> the eagles released thei