you could detect in a smartphone or awarable or a can super device pollution in a crowded city. your kids have allergies. could you get a pollen down or particle count. fun night out on saturday. could you think with a portable breathalyzer that could you use your hand or able climate control, et cetera. so this comes to us by virtue of an acquisition we made last december. it gives us access to a whole wealth of sensor technologies like gas, like temperature. like areas. but also gives us an exciting new foray into our newest segment which is automotive. >> are not you relying on the kind not of auto company? i would want this for a car for my kids. how do i profit from it? i don't see anybody offering this in any of the cars that i'm looking at for my daughter right now. >> you will start to see in it more and more automobiles. the immediate channel we have is things like automobile. in our channel, we can take not just gas but think about different sensor types. gas sensing. we've had it for data centers. we can now do remote temperature sensing. so for instance think about t

city's - st. peter's square. but on may 13, 1981, among that crowd lurked an assassin. riding in an open-air jeep, pope john paul the ii passed through the square waving at the crowd of thousands but then all of a sudden - gunshots - four of them each hitting pope john paul the ii. the crowd was left stunned. the pope slumped over and was immediately rushed to the hospital. meanwhile, the shooter tried to make his escape but was grabbed by a group of bystanders and held until police arrived. "italian police positively identified the suspected gunman. twenty-three year old mehmet ali agca was charged with attempting to murder john paul ii." "police claimed agca told them of his support for a marxist palestinian faction in the middle east but turkish officials described agca as a notorious hitman for right wing extremists in turkey." agca was a turkish national and he was no stranger to the authorities. in 1979, he was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison but months into his sentence, he escaped. "he is a well-known fugitive from turkish justice, a terroris

>> yeah, i think this is a very crowded city.s afghan's fifth largest city, and the fact that they're blindly striking eventually a target in a crowded area raises questions of recklessness andings in. but we actually go further than that saying the afghan forces may have intended to deliberately target the hospital. >> sreenivasan: you also sight different correspondents, members of the headlight involved in the operation had with members of congress other ands. what was your view of what was happening at the time and did that change after the fact? >> well, absolute. we were provided with an e-mail from one of the special forces troopers on the ground who said that, you know, there were taliban inside. they had kidnapped the doctors and they had taken it over. basically, suggesting that the american forces on the ground had come to believe the false reports that, you know, afghan forces told me they believed, that they provided to american forces, that the hospital had been taken over by the taliban, which is very trouble, and,

the board were crowded yesterday, in ocean city i, a lot of people out and about taking advantage of the sunny weather before the rain moved in. merchants hope these crowds stick around. >> there is a lot of people out in town i think with all of the rainy weather we had this season, people are real excited to get back out t has been good, had a good weekend. >> our pat gallen will be joining the crowds in ocean city coming up in the next half hour. and make sure to check out our memorial day guide on cbsphilly.com. there you will find get away spots, information, on how you can give back to our military heroes. >> happening today, a special tribute to the late beau biden. >> the delaware national guard will honor him on the first anniversary of his death. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo is live in new castle delaware with more on the ceremony, jan, good morning. >> joe, brooke, good morning, this is ceremony will start here in new castle, delaware, right around 2 this afternoon right down this road behind me preparations are already underway, commerce boulevard will close late

. >> while the sport is what draws the crowd, the city has plenty to offer during the downtown. everybody is so friendly here in philly, we can't say enough about the city. >> we are staying in the hotels and eating in the restaurant and they are easy to supervise and police and it's a great bunch of folks. >> they call the dad vail a jewel in the crown of philadelphia and rain is in the forecast but that will not intimidate the rowers. >> the rowers row through all sorts of weather, rain is nothing, there is more oxygen in the air, and they row faster actually. >> you can set up anywhere on the banks, the grand stand is a great place to watch, packed with fans that are watching, you don't need a ticket, come down and cheer these athletes on. >> the eagles rookie camp has begun in south philadelphia, the birds newest players were at the nova care complex and newly drafted quarterback carson wentz is talking to reporters right now. lets listen in. >> hopefully i can lead the guys and show what i can do a little bit out there. i'm hoping mentally to grow and grow and get the reps

city this evening to protest the tax proposal. nbc 10's brandon hudson has the latest on the debate. >> reporter: a divisive capacity crowd inside city council. the council opened the floor to people who had a lot to say about mayor jim kenney's proposed tax. >> i feel like, you know, when i'm at a sports event. >> reporter: restaurant owner benjamin miller spoke in support of the 3 cents per ounce tax on sugary drinks. miller compared it to cigarettes saying although they're expensive, people don't hesitate to buy them. >> people who want to drink soda are still going to drink soda. >> some don't mifind it that simple. >> some who can ain order to drive to the county line will go there, do their one-stop shopping. >> reporter: hours before the hearing, anti-tax groups swarmed city hall. so did 18 wheelers featuring logos of soda companies. recently, groups for and against are spending a lot of money to push their agenda before the new budget passes. despite the financial backing, it's an issue keeping parents on both sides of the fence up at night. >> the sole provider for my home. i work 60 to 80 hours per week. this soda tax goes

wanted to get his message and information to the masses of people, the working men and women crowding the cities after the civil war for work opportunities. so he created newspapers that did just that. the communication of the people. with images and cartoons. with sports coverage. with muck raking and challenging the powerful. all of these things are the things that we value in our newspapers and websites and blogs today. >> my name is indira babic and i'm the director of photography resources here at the museum. we are at the pulitzer gallery and here you could see every single image that has ever won a pulitzer prize. we have 40 imanls displayed along -- images displayed along the walls. we are able to see all of the other images through the thumbnail wall display and our interactive kiosks. we also have a theater experience where people can see and can hear the photographers themselves speaking about the photographs and how they made them and the story behind the story. the photograph tragedy at sea won the pulitzer prize in 1955. the photographer john gant was working for the l.a. times. mr

he spoke to a crowd in cathedral city and his goal is to speak to 200,000 people. sanders is hoping for an upset in california giving him momentum. demonstrators outside a donald trump rally. hubs were -- hundreds were protesting the call to build a fence on the border. officers had to intervene when they called racially based chants at the protesters. 4:09 are the time and the sharks are going to their first stanley cup final. >> he scores! it was a fun game. joe pa velkey -- par vell ski scored the first game. the sharks had a 3-0 lead. this will be the first stanley cup finals for the club. >> yes, it's a cool feeling, obviously it's a first time here. it's neat to get this done at home. the fans have waited 25 years, we've waited 18 years. it's a great feeling. >> i want to grow a beard like that. >> after the game the sharks were presented with a trophy. the sharks will play tampa bay or pittsburgh for the stanley cup. if pittsburgh wins the series will start in pennsylvania. either way game one is monday, game two wednesday, game three is saturday. shark fans

city. a complete embarrassment. the warriors got destroyed and now they face a crucial game four, perhaps, perhaps without draymond green. good looking crowd in oklahoma city. war er warriors started out fine. okc 15-2 run. welcome to my poster. thunder up by as many as 13 but steph would close the gap with 24 points. there is a four-point game second quarter and the roof caves in. the thunder out scored 38-19. rustle westbrook to the rack and the nba will review this play here. draymond green kicking steven adams in the groin. second game in a row green kicked adams below the belt. westbrook to durant with 33. thunder in the half on a 32-7 run. deon waders come get some. so the warriors down 25 at the half. never really got back into the game and shot 35% for most of the night. durant rejecting harrison barns and westbrook. he had 30. nice move. warriors' defense non-exist tablet as the thunder crush the dubs 133-105 as we head out to mike shumann who is live in okc, shu? >> reporter: this was an old-fashioned beat down. there was a deficit and haven't experienced that the past two years. as you can imagine on the post game interviews, th

city he talked about a number of campaign issues including universal healthcare and raising the minimum wage and job creation. cheers inside boardwalk hall this morning as bernie sanders addressed the crowd in atlantic city a day after he spoke at rutgers. he ran through a number of issues in his platform and touched on the financial crisis the city is facing. we spoke to the vermont senator before the rally about why he chose to stop here. >>> this is are a community in trouble i wanted to point out the discrepancy that exist in the country where people are doing phenomenally well while others are struggling. >> reporter: voters made the trip to hear his message in person including verizon workers. >>> we wanted to come out to a rally in philadelphia. we had a rally a few weeks ago, he is on point. >> reporter: as usual sanders did not pull punches when his attention turned to donald trump. oh, you know donald trump, i get you don't think he is a brilliant successful businessman who can bring the kind of prosperity to america that he brought here to atlantic city. >> reporter: i did ask sanders if he believe there was a viable path to the nomination, he said there is, but acknowledges t

crowds filled the streets in san francisco today for the city's annual carnaval >>> well, crowds fillinghe streets today in san francisco for the city's annual carnaval parade celebrating latin america and caribbean culture. ♪ >> you wore green. >> i did. >> that looks very nice. >> thanks. >> this year's theme, long live mother earth. more appropriately stated. [ speaking in foreign language ] always a colorful parade. started at 24th and brian streets. continued onto mission street. these pictures are great. >> uh-huh. >> there were laborers there, civil rights activists serving as marshal of the parade and that is colorful. one after the other. >> and this is when i appreciate social media because so many people tweet pictures and then you can see it if you weren't able to make it. >> you feel like you were there. >> yep. >> looking good, even tomorrow if you're planning to get out in san francisco, temperatures are nice. inland valleys, it's going to be warm. tri-valley, one of the warmest spots tomorrow all the way through the week. the heat will be with us. 80s and 90s through next

we are not only crowding our cities together we are also crowding our animals together. so it isn't just about people but about our livestock. we have more animals under domestication than the last 10,000 years of domestication until 1960 combined. this is because populations are getting wealthier and bigger and we demand more protein. but a lot of these animals are living in the equivalent of slums. two million people will be living in slums by 2030 and we have millions of animals living in slums and those are factory farms. they are close to each other and exposed to fluids and excretement. this is an important reason we have increasing amounts of avian flus. they normally live in wild foul and don't make the animals sick at all. but when the viruses are able to reach the factory farm they can replicate, spread faster and become more varient. we see them mostly coming from asia where most of the water foul is. these slides are advancing too fast. we are like five slides ahead. i am not sure why. that is where i want to be. thank you. the last one, just last year we had

crowd! hot new york city crowd! welcome, welcome, welcome welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show."is it, you guys made it. this is the show. [ cheers and applause ] i'm your host, jimmy fallon. welcome, everybody. you guys, we have drake on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] drake, that's right, a black, jewish, immigrant rapper from canada. [ laughter ] or as donald trump would say, "i'm speechless. i need to sit down, i'm getting lightheaded. i'm getting lightheaded. i'm seeing my spirit animal." [ laughter ] speaking of trump, in a recent interview, he said that he's hoping to make the republican national convention more fun by hiring some entertainment, which is confusing for a lot of people because they thought donald trump was the entertainment. [ cheers and applause ] they go, "no, no, no." in a "new york times" interview yesterday, donald trump compared his candidacy to both broadway shows and baseball. [ light laughter ] yeah, 'cause both start off really fun and end with half of the people saying, "wait, is this still going on? [ laughter and applause ] is it over?

crowd. great new york city crowd. welcome to "the tonight show," ladies and gentlemen.ade it. [ cheers and applause ] this is it. you're here. that's the energy you want, oh, man. guys, welcome. we have a great, great show tonight. we have a lot of sports news to cover in the monologue. yeah, because the big story of the weekend was the race horse, nyquist won the kentucky derby. [ cheers and applause ] congratulations. nyquist watches the show every night. >> steve: yeah, he's watching every night. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: nyquist won the kentucky derby while a horse named exaggerator came in second place. or as exaggerator put it, "i won the kentucky derby!" [ laughter and applause ] this is cool, on saturday, mets pitcher bartolo colon hit his first home run after 19 years in the big leagues. making him the oldest player to ever hit his first home run. [ applause ] you can tell it was his first home run because at first base he stopped and asked for directions to the next one. [ laughter ] to that one? thank you, man. [ applause ] want to say congrats to olympic swimme

"it has been a long road from that first snowy day in new hampshire to this crowded convention city. now begins another long journey, taking me into your cities and homes across the united states. give me your help and your hand and your voice." the american people wouldgive john f. kennedy all three of those and most importantly they gave him their vote. four months after accepting the democratic party's nomination for president of the united states, kennedy won the election but he didn't just win as a politician. between those four months of accepting the nomination and winning the election, kennedy transcended the perceptions of a political leader. he became a celebrity. "i run against a candidate who reminds me of the symbol of his party, the circus elephant. his head full of ivory. a long memory and no vision and you have seen elephants being led around the circus ring, they grab the tail of the elephant in front of them!" *crowd cheers kennedy yielded a sort of glamour once only associated with movie stars and it wasn't so much that he "played" to the cameras as it was a simple

city. charlie d'agata is there. >> reporter: the first bomb ripped through a crowded marketplace in sadr city when it was at its busiest this morn morning and when it was certain to kill as many people as possible. a young man could be heard shouting, "that's my dad. that's my dad." witnesses said a pick-up truck piled high with fruit and vegetables blew up outside a beauty salon. among the victims were brides to-be getting ready for their wedding. residents were still searching for survivors when isis claimed responsibility for the attack hours later another suicide bomber hit a second shiite neighborhood, this time at a police checkpoint. by late afternoon, as the death toll neared 100, there was another explosion. this is where a third suicide bomber blew himself up, targeting a police checkpoint in western baghdad. they're still washing down the street. this is a residential neighborhood, and there is a sense that nowhere in the capital is safe. especially as this is a sunni neighborhood, some of whom are loyal to isis. it made no difference to residents here that the intended target appears to have been iraq secur

>>> breaking overnight, gunfire at a crowded new york city concert this morning one person is deade others are hurt what police are saying about the victim. >>> and holiday rush is on. thousands of people will hit the road today for the upcoming long holiday weekend. >>> and what about the weather? summer-like weather is movin unofficial start to the season. here is allyson. >> absolutely. here we go again and another gorgeous day, a little warm. we're getting our temperatures a little bit higher and also the humidity is starting to increase just a bit so it does feel like summer out there. we're starting off dry and comfortable temperatures are a lot warmer than this time yesterday because the winds are out of the south and that keeps our temperatures overnight feeling a little bit more like summer instead of that crisp spring air we enjoyed the past couple of mornings. 63 degrees out there i'll keep my eye out for any fog but i don't see any as of this morning for your morning commute. temperatures are into the upper 50s for leesburg and manassas, 55 through gaithersburg and fred

but, we are not only crowding our cities together, we are also crowding our animals together. so, it's not just about people. its also about our livestock and right now, we have more animals under domestication them out last 10000 years of domestication until 1960 combined. this is because i populations are getting more wealthy, bigger and as we do that we demand for protein and more meet our diets. a lot of these animals are living in the equivalent of islam. so, we have 2 billion people living in slums by the year 2030. but, we already have millions and millions of animals living in slums and those are factory farms where we have a million or more animals crowded close together, exposed to each other's fluids and excreta. this is one important reason why we have this increase in frequency novel kinds of influenza. these influence of viruses near-- normally live in wildlife lower and dublin because animal sick at all. windows viruses are able to reach these factory farms full of captive chickens and birds, they can replicate quickly. they can spread faster and they often beco

while the sport is what draws the crowds, the city has plenty to offer during the down time. >> everybody's so friendly here in philly we just can't say enough about the city. >> we're staying in hotels and they're eating in our restaurants and it's a good group of folks and they're easy to take care of and easy to supervise and police and it's just a great bunch of folks. >> here in the grand stand is great place to watch. it's packed with fans who are clearing and of course add mission is free. you don't need a ticket. so come on down and cheer these athletes on along the banks of the schuylkill katherine scott channel6 "action news. >> it is an incredible event. >> uh-huh. >> time to get a check of the "action news" traffic report on a bit of a dreary friday. >> that's for sure. speaking of water, matt pelman has the late of the on the commute home on a friday. matt. >> wet roads are leaving us with a buffet of traffic troubles which is not the kind of buffet we like. one of the crashes is out here in west norriton rick and monica along trooper road. these are the northbound lanes at nor

huge crowd here in ocean city. again, this is a tradition they have unlock ocean, turned the key on the beach here. lots of people come out. we have support from the ocean city ban, all kind of visitors. very joyous celebration and what a beautiful day here on the beach here in ocean city. i got salt the water taffy. this is awesome. i will get one for my camera guy. very friendly. on the beach in ocean it the i, they are ready for visitors. good way to start off the summer. live from ocean city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> you have your salt water taffy, beach unlocked. >> reporter: i'm ready to go in, kick off these shoes and dive right in there. >> okay, good. good idea. >>> all right, still ahead, on "eyewitness news", you can call it the bus of the future, it will stop for passengers but not traffic jams. it won't have a stop for me, katie. >> that is just amazing. i can't wait to see what that is all about. >> my friend we are looking ahead to the all important memorial day weekend forecast and m

city. >> reporter: while the sun sets on the jersey shore, the summer is just beginning. crowds return to the boardwalk in ocean city enjoying the staples of rides and fun an good times. for the shields girl and their friends it's a welcome break from the school year. >>> i love school, but this is aamazing. >>> it's fun to be down here with our family and friends. >>> a beach ball kicked off the holiday in atlantic city, the water was cold, but a bit breezy and it lured the turner family from south philadelphia. >>> everybody here probably thinks it's cold, because it's 70 degrees, we're from buffalo we're enjoying life it's 70 degrees and it's sunny. in sea isle city, sidewalks were crammed with vacationers having a good time. >> reporter: outdoor tables were full at the princeton bar and grill in avalon. >>> people are psyched, 21 days of rain we're happy. >> reporter: across the shorepoints, summer is back. >>> this is the place write associate frenders, family -- friends, family, happiness, a good time in general. this is write associate the summer to be. >>> it may be chil

a cheering crowd greeted presidential candidate senator bernie sanders outside oakland city hall. senator sanders immediately appealed to the crowd with his warriors baseball cap. >> does this guarantee me the california primary? >> it wasn't lost on the democratic candidate or his supporters that this rally coincided with game seven. >> they were down three games to one, right? they came back, yes? well we fell pretty far behind and we will come back as well. >> ahead of next week's primary election both democratic candidates have their eye on california. hillary clinton changed her plan and will return for five days. >> i think maybe we are making her a little nervous. >> she sound scared because she refews to meet. >> senator sanders rallied the crowd when he spoke about taking big money out of politics and making public college tuition free. earlier in the day he made an unannounced stop at a memorial ceremony in san francisco and spoke at alan temple baptist church in oakland. approximately 10 minutes into his rally outside oakland city hall animal rights activists rushed the

friday, the crowd may their way to city hall and knocked down a metal detector and broke a glass door. up to 600 protesters are expected to come identity throughout the day. they making a promise to boycott businesses. >> all of us today have given up our jobs, our schooling for the day. we have promised not to eat or rich things at corporate retail stores. so far we have not seen any frisco 5 members at the rally but we asked the mayor's office for comment about the demand of the protesters but they did not run our calls or e-mails, respond to our e-mail but the mayor thinks firing police chief suhr would not advance police rerereform. player today the results of a year-long investigation and possible buyy in the san francisco police department will be released. the district attorney gascon conveneed a blue rib pop panel after the homophobic text messages were made public between the officers. the group will rebe released at african-american art and culture center. >> two of three drifters charged with murder will stand trial in september. the prosecutors say lamply was the shooter a

a cheering crowd greeted presidential candidate senator bernie sanders outside oakland city hall. senator sanders immediately appealed to the crowd with his warriors baseball cap. >> does this guarantee me the california primary? >> it wasn't lost on the democratic candidate or his supporters that this rally coincided with game seven. >> they were down three games to one, right? they came back, yes? well we fell pretty far behind and we will come back as well. >> ahead of next week's primary election both democratic candidates have their eye on california. hillary clinton changed her plan and will return for five days. >> i think maybe we are making her a little nervous. >> she sound scared because she refews to meet. >> senator sanders rallied the crowd when he spoke about taking big money out of politics and making public college tuition free. earlier in the day he made an unannounced stop at a memorial ceremony in san francisco and spoke at alan temple baptist church in oakland. approximately 10 minutes into his rally outside oakland city hall animal rights activists rushed the

the first bomb went off at a crowded market in the shiite stronghold of sadr city killing at least 60 people. many of them women and children. isis has claimed responsibility for the attack. connor powell live in our mideast bureau with the latest. reporter: john, a very dark and deadly day in baghdad today. of violence continuing. the first bombing happened early in the morning, about 10 am or so in a large truck packed full of vegetables and explosives went off in this crowded market in sadr city. this is predominantly a shiite area and isis quickly claimed responsibility. they are course a sunni extremist group that has long been targeting iraq's shiite majority. these bombings in baghdad are new although in the last several weeks and months, the security situation in baghdad was beginning to improve until today and a few hours later, really just a few minutes ago, we began to hear reports of two more bombings in baghdad. one in another shiite from the dominant area, another in an area that is mixed. they have some sunni population there as well. no one has claimed responsibility f

crowd was right. >>. >> we'll scream so loud they can hear from us kansas city. >> reporter: the crowd went crazy when steph hit that 3 pointer. >> make some 3 pointers and win. >> reporter: with the warriors trailing most of the game it was tough to stay positive. >> oh, not even close to feeling this, last year. they weren't even close to elimination. >> reporter: we are still tied at this point, 101-101, with two minutes left in that game. i will go back inside and people are screaming and running, so i will let j.r. take over from here, back to you guys. >> most people when they see people running and screaming, they go in the opposite direction. >> [ laughter ] we'll keep you updated, thanks kate. >>> well the annual carnival festival -- i'm all wired right now. the parade is actually tomorrow ask it's a two day event and the biggest multicultural festival -- we're getting score updates here. >> 104-101. >> so there's music and crafts and lots after fun. >> well, that, you'll see here, an oscar and latino musicians kicking off the carnival. following the police chief's ousting, a parade will be head to

they'll answer questions about making sure your business gets found on google and how the crowds in center cityn about 30 minutes. you can get the latest news and weather with the nbc10 app. [ cheers and applause ] >>> it's winesday wednesday which means we're ready for another fun edition of our weekly trivia game "who knew" and since this sunday is mother's day we're about to test you on moms and music. hoda is across the street at the shop at nbc studios at 30 rock ready to handout $100 to those who answer correctly and one of her wonderful sign books, that's the real winner. here to help me out is carolina bermudez, she's the mother of two adorable boys, happy mother's day. >> like wide, happy mother's day to you. >> you never get tired of hearing that? >> no way. >> what's your name? >> lori. >> from? >> portland, oregon. >> here we go, me and you. what song did dolly parton write as a tribute to her mother? "jolene," "i will always love you" or "coat of many colors." >> coat of many colors. [ bell ringing ] you got it right! [ cheers and applause ] >> and, of course, that was the big movi

those are the steps of city hall. the crowd is between 10 and 15,000 people right now.s is the third bay area stop for sanders so far today. he's got more coming in the coming days. >>> new video tonight of a high speed chase that had the chp criss-crossing l.a. county for two hours. it started in southgate when a man began driving the stolen suv recklessly. he even through paper out of the paper and sideswiped other cars. the chp arrested him after he stopped on the 405 in long beach. >>> memorial day weekend is coming to a close. you can tell that on our roadways. take a live look at 80 in emeryville and the 680 in dublin. right now it looks pretty darn wide open. it promises to get busier in the next few hours as travelers return from all over california, just in time for the sharks and later on the warriors. we went on a ride-along with the chp, out on checkpoints to keep drivers safe. 24 people have died on our roads since friday, more than half of those not wearing seatbelts. >> unnecessary tragedy. >>> coming up, we'll take you to the tributes across the bay area

, no place better to enjoy it than right here in atlantic city. >> the mayor kicking off the weekend by symbol igly unlocking the ocean as crowds of families watched. this family from new york city will spend the whole week here. >> i think it's a sand crab. >> reporter: planning to spend hundreds of dollars in a city that desperately needs a boost this summer. >> eat, swim, and have fun. try not to gamble too much. >> reporter: how's the weather on the board walk? >> it's great. great. >> got to love the beach balls. >> yes. >> reporter: there's fireworks tonight, expect even bigger crowds tomorrow, and unbelievably, i think the weather's going to be better tomorrow afternoon. we're live on the atlantic city board walk, randy gyllenhaal. >> he's on assignment. is he really on the job right now? >> seriously. >> another day of 90 degrees convinced anyone on the fence to hit the beach. easier said than done. it's slow. >> somebody knows that too well is tim furlong live in skyforce10 over the ac expressway. how's it looking? >> reporter: delaware memorial bridge not looking good, walt whitman is not good, but look here, this is

you're a police officer, called into baltimore for an incident into an inner city, surrounded by crowdsyou, holding up cell phones are you going to want to act aggressively to try to put down whatever is going on? or would you shy away? i think the evidence out of logic and self preservation is going to shy away after having seen how when these happen, the white house and the department of justice have in the past lined up with those who blame the police as for example inferring son. that is the lodge wrik of it. you have the antidotal evidence. cops will tell you there is an element of i'm going to be tagged, filmed and ruined. then, you have statistics that seem to back it up. baltimore is where they have the highest homicide rate, ever. the sense of authority has been disip pated and when you lose that sense of authority, somebody in charge, this is what you get. >> you know, the administration says there is no evidence. there is no evidence tieing this spike in the murder rate to anything they have done in cracking down on police departments. they say as a second point, the police d

city boardwalk where everybody is prepping for the big rush and good weather. that's right, alicia, it's happy, the water ice is cold and the shore towns are ready for you. there's no crowdslong the atlantic city boardwalk that will change. that's welcome news for the city that's been wracked with financial troubles. the focus will be on the fun focusing on it is unlocking of the ocean at the north carolina beach. this summer a number of beach concerts are planned, jimmy buffet is coming and zack brown band. they will looking forward to next summer when the observation wheel will be on steel pier. the hope is the bring visitors to the cash-strapped city. the aim has been to try to boost tourism that will bring people here and not just the casinos. there are new restaurants and nightclubs. there's a lot going on not just in atlantic city, but across the shore towns, if you come get out early because there's not much traffic. >>> a few friends will be joining you. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan, now is the time to get up on get out and get stuff done because it will be hot and humid this afternoon. no rain locally. we have a little stuff well up north moving

the crowds are swelling at the shore. look, it's packed on the ocean city board walk, and similar scene in atlantic city. >> couldn't ask for better weather, right, randy? >> reporter: you know, officials were so worried we'd have gray skies and rain, but everyone here has a pair of sunglasses and having a good time. look at the big crowds at the board walk near north carolina avenue. that's good news on such a crucial tourism weekend. >> welcome, everyone to 016 summer season. >> reporter: to officially open the jersey shore to summer guests, atlantic city mayor had to first unlock the ocean, a symbolic moment for a city that desperately needs tourism dollars. >> and we're turning the lock on a brand new atlantic city. we're resilient, coming back from our financial troubles. >> reporter: once on the brink of bankruptcy, atlantic city's looking forward, hoping big memorial day crowds spend money and raise tax revenue. >> this is a place you want to be if you live in new jersey, new york, philadelphia, why would you be sweating when you can be chilling alon

crowds at mt. airy day. in university citycrafts and spring plants were on sale at may fair and on south street, big crowd, thousands of people sh turned out to dance, drink, and be merry at the south street spring festival. >> started out a little cold and a little dreary. the sun came through the clouds and we warmed up. the sky could have opened up to day. it was so nice to walk around. >> and first street harbor park on the delaware also open for first day of the summer season with new hammocks and food vendors. >>> it's a story we've been watching since friday night. six people are dead, several others are injured after a series of house fires throughout our area. happened between friday night and morning. in a span of just 12 hours, 12 hours we're talking here, fire fighters in montgomery county and philadelphia battled three separate deadly fires. in norristown, two adults and a child were killed. in south philadelphia, two adults died and in west philadelphia, a man who tried to put out the fire himself died after gett

the amtrak anniversary in a moment but first some alarming video of a woman beaten on a city street while a crowd of people watches. the video of this attack in north philadelphia came to us from a fresco user earl yes today. we called police and tried to identify the victim and get answers about what happened. good evening, i'm iain page. >>> i'm lucy noland. and dawn timmeney you were in that neighborhood this afterno afternoon. i have to say this is beyond disturbing. it's appalling. >> it is. it is very troubling, lucy. police are investigating. they say they cannot believe that no one stepped in to help. now the man who shot the alarming video talked to us about the beating want he witnessed did he not want his face shown an camera. we want to warn you the video is difficult to watch. >> this was the disturbing seen this morning in the 200 block of ontario street in the city's kensington neighborhood. the man who shot this video of a brutal beating right in the street does not want his face shown but did talk to us. >> the guy was actually on top of the girl and just beating on her. >> repor

the vermont senator spoke to a crowd in cathedral city. he said his goal is to speak to more than 200,000 people. up-and-down the state ahead of the primary. sanders is hoping for an upset in california that would give him momentum heading into democratic convention in philadelphia this summer. >>> in orange county police broke up fights and arrested a handful of demonstrators outside a donald trump rally at the anaheim convention center today. hundreds of people were protesting trump's calls to build a fence on the border. some of the protesters threw objects at police. officers say they had to intervene when a group of supporters began yelling racially charged chance at the demonstrators. this comes one day after a trump rally in albuquerque new mexico also turned violent. >>> a homicide suspect behind bars accused of setting a fire that killed his own five-year- old son. tonight at 10:30, new insight on the suspect as a former partner opens up about what he was like. >>> it was slightly warmer today but the warmup continues into the nex

[applause] reporter: you heard how much the crowd in atlantic city like that. the sanders campaign is on a hot streak. not only the clinton in san diego but picked up 49 new delegates when washington state ordered some outstanding delegates according to which candidate on which district and his presence here in jersey until june so shows he is in it for the long haul. hillary clinton meanwhile is talking like the primaries are already over. her focus has shifted almost entirely to november and despite the nasty attacks on trump from her campaign and its allies, she is promising to keep it clean. >> i'm not going to run an ugly race. i'm going to run a race based on issues and what my agenda is for the american people. i don't really feel like i'm running against donald trump. i feel like i'm running for my vision. reporter: there's no better reminder that hillary needs to keep an eye on her left in the primaries then the size of the sanders crowd and the enthusiasm of that crowd. it did just clear out here quickly, the rally ended 10 minutes ago but an hour bef

city hall tonight. >> reporter: a small crowd gathered in front of city hall right now.ignation of the police chief. that story coming up. >> an egyptair flight drops from the sky vanishes now investigators zero in on the mysterious final moments. we are live from greece with the latest theories on what went wrong. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. we've been following ... following this evening... we've been following this evening. >>> our top stories, more now on the breaking news we have been following this evening. san francisco's top police officer fired. mayor lee announcing this afternoon that he asked chief greg suhr for his resignation and he agreed to step down. this

of the challenge now it's finding the right challenge for the city approved camp and gathering enough support to make it happen. >> crowds filled the streets in san francisco today for the city's annual carnival parade celebrating latin american and caribbean culture. it is, in fact, a party. this year's theme "long live mother earth." the colorful parade started at the corner of 24th and brian street and up continued on to mission street. delores marta was the leader of the celebration. >>> bart has been repairing part of the track near san leandro. the trains have not been running between two stops and they have been using a bus bridge. the closure was supposed to last through tuesday morning but since the warriors play game seven on monday, repairs will end so everyone can get to the game. >> they will resume later. >> it's critical. normal service will resume at 3:00 tomorrow. >>> all right. let's check in with henry wilfred right now. have you told him about the warriors game? >> henry, where have you been? we have missed you terribly? >> what game are you talking about? i want to make sure it is part of my sportsca

crowd roar. that is the origin of rip city. [ applause ] >> now you know. you wanted to know and now you know.nk you. >>> let's check in with sal for a look at traffic this morning. just to remind people. it is friday. south traffic jams, songs about moms. that's right. >> dedicate a song. i am being very wide with it. >> we need to make sure we say happy mother's day 2 pm before she scoots out of here. >> happy mother's day. >>> good morning, everybody. let's take a look at what we have -- and i hope those daughters are doing something nice for pam. i'm just saying. >>> this is a look at highway 4 westbound as you come up to the will a passing grade. traffic is going to be slow because of an injury crash. seven people have been taken to the hospital according to contra costa fire department. this is a look at the terrible commute we have now stretching back into antioch on highway 4. he really is a very slow. i would advise you to put the trip off if you can or get on the road as early as possible to deal with this slow traffic. it is backed up. let's talk about some of the other commutes. he