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it happened near curtis around 12:30 a.m.ne of the crews was completing work for the transportation department when the main was cut. pse&g said the repairs will be completed around 7:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m. they are working underneath the road. so this could be a little bit of time him we're keeping an eye on the situation. we'll bring you updates when we get them. pse&g said no customer service was disrupted. >> we have more breaking news, a deadly crash left a person dead and 6 other times injured in delaware. two cars collided at 11:30 last night. medics transported the 6 other people to the hospital including one by a state police helicopter. we're awaiting information about the victims and what led to the crash. >>> police say an armed and dangerous man wanted for shooting up a car in bucks county is behind bars. jeanette reyes is live in the satellite center with the overnight update. >> reporter: good morning, tam, police looked for the man searching for him for several hours. they confirmed overnight they did find and arr

richard curtis.sh somebody would give us the weather for wildwood. >> maybe we zero we'll get it in 15 seconds. >> flip flop day at the shore, 62 degrees, both saturday, sunday, today, 90, that's your "shorecast." if you're headed down to wildwood or where ever. today 90 here, and some thunderstorms, with a colds front, so it is only in the 70s over the weekend. and that is a look at your seven day forecast. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome, quincy harry, we have to have a round every applause for our dj. richard curtis. (applause). >> hi, glad to be here, glad to be here. >> we have to introduce our two teams, to the left of me, we have the lovely alex holley. and michael eugene jerrick. >> and to the right of me, we have the lovely karen hepp, i lover the sunshine that you have you have radiating today, lovely sue serio. >> the rules are really simple. they're real certainly. dj richard will play a song, and the first team to buzz in, and name the song correctly, will get the point. okay, we'll try to get as m

when we first got here we were by curtis where this happened. police say it was not safe to stand right there. nobody needed to be evacuated in the surrounding neighborhoods. this happened in cherry shil around -- cherry hill. pse&g said one of the crews were completing work and a two inch main was cut. eastbound side is closed from grove to past curtis, westbound lanes are open, traffic is getting by. as to when the repairs will be complete. pse&g estimates it could be somewhere between 7:00 a.m., and 8:00 a.m. we'll keep an eye on the scene and bring you any updates as we get them. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> more breaking news, a deadly crash left a person dead and 6 others injured in delaware. two cars collided on the 2700 block of frazier road in newark at 11:30 p.m. medicine i cans transported 6 other people to the hospital including one by a state police helicopter. we're awaiting more information about the victims and what led to the crash. >> new this morning, police say an armed and dangerous man wanted for shooting up

curtis cash suffered a broken jaw and a bloodied face. scene when we arrived that cash had been assaulted by woods with a hot pot. he had sustained some lacerations to his face, multiple bruising to his neck and to his body where it appeared to us he had been kicked. >> but both cell mates are sticking to the story that cash's injuries were the result of falling down in the cell. >> because of the lack of cooperation from the alleged assailant and the alleged victim we did not file any external or internal charges on mr. woods or mr. cash. >> both of these guys have a lot of years left in prison. it's normal for the victim not to want to talk. he's got to do a lot of years in here so he's not going to want to be labeled as a snitch because it would further the probability of being assaulted in the future. he is maintaining the story that he fell. >> woods was released from the custody control unit and returned to general population. but he has a new cell assignment in another housing unit. >> you got to get along in here. you got to. >> w

route 70 eastbound at curtis avenue happened in the overnight hours. they have shut down a portion of 70 at curtis stick to chapel to get around the closure there. >> we'll stick with that karen, it is our breaking news, that means big headaches for the morning commute we'll continue to watch this and as the morning goes on have live reports from the scene, parts of route 70 eastbound lanes are shut down they are working to make repairs. >>> and we've got breaking news. >> we have breaks news out of bucks county police are investigating a deadly crash this happened at 2:30 a.m. on paul valley road in warrington township. only one car was involved. police are trying to figure out they can't caused it to flip over, as you see from the action cam. >>> another story breaking a park ranger shot and killed a dog that he said attacked him in south philadelphia on the grounds of old swedes church south water street at 1:00 a.m., the park ranger was performing a routine check of the property when he approached a homeless man and homeless woman suddenly the dog

this isn't the only hurdle that the curtis institute has haddon their trip n fact this week during abc interview it was interrupted because of a bomb scare but luckily everybody was okay. reporting live outside philadelphia international airport, annie mccormack for channel six "action news". walter, back to you. >> thanks, annie. >>> much more to come tonight, former phillies pitcher jim bunning has died, ducis rodgers has details in sports. >>> a town in south jersey marks a milestone the unique way that community is marking its past. those stories and more when "action news" comes right back >>> sad news here, greg almond has passed away. he was founding members of the almond brothers band known for hits such as sweet melissa and midnight rider but also for jam sessions during almond brothers concerts. almond, once married to cher, struggled with his health issues over the past few years but continues to tour. no cause of death has been announced just yet. greg almond was only 69 years old. >>> world news saturday will have much more on the death of greg almond along with the rest

but i think it's effective. >> we check in with curtis the next morning. following his first night in disciplinary segregation. >> it sucks, man. came here 5:00 in the morning, took my mattress. i ain't know what to do after that. >> tell me about this pillow you made for yourself? >> it's my slippers and my inmate handbook and my tissue and washrag. it hurts my neck a little bit. other than that, it's cool. >> tell me about the food? >> it's a protein loaf that i'm not going to eat. because i don't think no human being should eat that. >> are you hungry? >> no. i got toothpaste and i going to open up my taste buds a little bit. >> courtly was adamant he was not going to eat the loaf. he said he was going to eat his own toothpaste. >> we visited curtis on day four of his segregation stay. >> we checked back in with courtly curtis, he seemed a little bit beaten down. i think the seg time had gotten to him. and his strategy of eating his toothpaste didn't seem to have worked. he kind of had abandoned that and he'd actually succumbed to having to eat the loaf

zero seven east closed curtis avenue. use the alternate, park boulevard, route 38, will be your best bet. also one, westbound left lane is also blocked. so just say heads up on that, but overall, crews are out there working hard to get that cleared out of the way. we have some construction, nearby, that has also since been cleared. so we move on that's that. 422, headlight eastbound direction, if you jump onto 422, looking good. i mean, this is basically kind after snapshot of all of our camera shot so far. what we have been looking at. they all look really nice. friday's tends to be one of the less traveled days. see what happens as we push into the 6:00 hour. so, stotesbury regatta, closed until 7:00 p.m. saturday. alternates, schuylkill, mlk drive, ridge avenue. jan, back over to you. >> meisha, thank youment camden charities are again fitting from an unusual fundraising fashion show. the salvation army crock center hosed its second annual garbage show gala bag, professional and amateur designers alike showed off creat

gas main break in cherry hill, route 70 eastbound closed at curtis avenue right now. you will have to use these alternates, park boulevard, route 38, your best bet. live images outside, we'll see in a little bit. looks like it just looks not good. it is exploding outside of the grounds. looking that the coming up in a little bitment but just a heads up, route 70 eastbound closed. these alternates are must use this morning as we push toward our 5:00 hour. then we have fatal crash here, the investigation was underway, it happened around 2:00 a.m. frazier road between friendship, and old county rose closed: that's news since cleared. looking okay there. we do have some construction crews zero crews, nine at north to broad, that's closed still. let you know as soon as that clears up. blue route norristown, left lane still compromised, of course i'll let you know when crews are out of the way there, as well. >> the driver who plowed through crowd in new york's time square killing one, injuring 22 others, facing laundry list every charges this morning. >> police identify th

southbound 1 after curtis drive, all lanes blocked from downed wires. could stay this way.lose southbound. northbound is nice and open. more information about that one. chopper 4 over 95 headed over to the top of the beltway this morning. looks nice and clear. pretty typical light volumes this time. delays to shady grove, earlier malfunction at glenmont. 66 inbound to 95 northbound, top of the beltway. everything looking quite perfect. remember to listen to wtop 102.5 f.m. when you hop in your car. >> 5:54. whether you're 21 or 101, you'll still need i.d. to buy booze. employees at all 27 county run liquor stores will card every person who buys alcohol. county officials say this is to protect employees from, quote, subjective employees to check i.d.s for anybody who looked like they were under the age of 35. >>> good morning, i'm jackie deangeles at cnbc headquarters. loyalty programs for southwest airlines and marriott winning the coveted prize for the annual freddie program. southwest winning program of the year for its second consecutive year while marriott's year was th

and he said they never found anything but they actually went to curtis institute and enquired about me you were born in north carolina. yes, i was. very poor, your family. very poor, yes, very poor. a lot of love. a lot of love but not much to eat? at times... my mother had a saying, she'd say, well, we don't know what we're going to get dinner tonight but i'll pray and it'll come. and sure enough, she prayed and it came. she's been a minister for 57 years. she's now 97 years old. and you first sang in her church. mm—hm. what was that like? it was fun because i had never studied the piano. i was a child prodigy. so when they got up and started shouting, istarted playing. literally just sat down and started... started playing. the first song i played was god be with you till we meet again. i played that at three years old. and then you went on to train as a classical pianist. yes. that was your love, wasn't it, classical piano? i'm not over it yet. are you disappointed that you didn't, in the end, become what you and your parents... yes, yes! ..the first black concert pianist. yes, beca

i'm hoping to come back to you with professorjohn curtis just before the debate starts in 15 minutesders' debate here in edinburgh, is also likely to tackle the question of a second referendum on independence. the snp say they already have a strong mandate, but the conservatives claim they're picking up support in scotland, because of their unionist credentials. our scotland editor sarah smith has been to kelso, a few miles from the border with england, to see how voters view the constitutional question there. in the 3:20 at kelso, you can get good odds on a horse called maggie blue. the scottish tories are also feeling confident here. they don't pretend they can overtake the snp. but they do believe they could come from behind to take second place. i think the conservatives will be quite strong in this area. why is that? well, i think a lot of people are getting sick of the snp, to be quite honest. going for independence is going to be a disaster. even snp supporters worry there's too much focus on independence, ever since nicola sturgeon demanded another referendum. she keeps bangi

. >> among those stranlded are musicians from curtis.n a tour of nine cities in 18 days. >> we heard the system was down. it got worse. >> david ludwig teaches competition documented the day. the group spent 1 hour in heathrow airport trying to get to salsburg, austria. the president of the curtis institute says this is a good lesson to students about being a professional on tour. >> these are things that happen and you have to roll with the punches when you are on tour. >> he was saying that from the london hotel. the concert is scheduled monday in austria. they are talking about chartering a flight to get there. along with everything else they are having problems with, it includes the call center. the bs way to monitor is through social media. annie mccormick, "action news" channel6. back to you. >> what a mess. >> police are investigating a crash on the roosevelt extension. a driver lost control when his vehicle flipped. a 58-year-old man was taken to temple hospital with serious head injuries. >> a fairy crash inded with two people k

from philadelphia, pennsylvania, please welcome curtis williams.eers and applause] >> how you doing, man? >> good to see you, curtis. [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ philly boy in the house. >> indeed, i am. i'm from philly. >> welcome to "millionaire." >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> um, a traditional wedding.

it is closed, curtis avenue, and one westbound lane also closed.rd, route 38. going to be your best bet. and delaware county, beautiful shot here. tons of sunshine. but you can see, you are starting to slow down little bit now. if you push in the northbound direction, toward the airport. by the way check the schedules on line, check mine, as well, i'll be hopping on the flight little later on with you as well. looking good here in delaware county slowing down a bit. same story here, looking okay, 59 south at cottman, but you are starting to slow down just little bit as well. seeing brake lights go off push in the southbound direction toward center city. just heads up. and also, of course, talking about that regatta, a we got it going on today because that far kelly drive closed, until 7:00 p.m. saturday. so you will have to use these alternates, probably going to get busy even though it is the weekend obviously congestion levels lighter on the weekend. still have a heads up on that, because might get slowed down just little bit specially on the sch

southbound route 1 after curtis drive, all lanes blocked because of the downed wires. taking a look at 270 from frederick down to the spur, you are on time. don't have any big problems. same thing headed northbound. >> melissa, thank you. people are still picking up the pieces this morning after a string of deadly storms across the u.s. sad reminder that not everything they lost has value. >>> it is the turbulence that left people lying in the aisle of a boeing 777. why the flight crew had no idea the flight was about to get violently bump >>> whey.re clearasil rapid action begins working fast for clearly visible results in as little as 12 hours. but can ot fix this teens skateboarding mishap? nope. so let's be clear: clearasil works fast on teen acne, not so much on other teen things. >>> angie goff at the live desk with more on these intense storms and the cleanup happening now, angie. >> aaron, a complete mess in multiple states. major devastation that was left behind. we also know that arkansas is under

from philadelphia, pennsylvania, please welcome curtis williams.eers and applause] >> how you doing, man? >> good to see you, curtis. [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ philly boy in the house. >> indeed, i am. i'm from philly. >> welcome to "millionaire." >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> um, a traditional wedding. so, you're engaged. congratulations... >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> i suppose. >> yes, congratulations. >> you never know. >> true, true.

the great laura linney and richard curtis. thank you. >> tune in tomorrow at 8:00 p.m.donate at rednoseday.org. that's hart ha"hardball." "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >> tonight on "all in." >> everybody has got to be covered. this is an unrepublican thing for me to say. >> the trumpcare scare. >> what we have is something very, very incredibly well crafted. >> tens of millions to lose coverage. higher premiums next year. and massive tax cuts for the rich at the expense of health care for the poor. >> seniors could see their premiums go up by as much as 800%. >> tonight, full analysis of what trumpcare would mean for america and why it could cause a political earthquake. then "the new york times" reports american spies recorded top russian officials discussing how to influence trump

he stayed at curtis for a 2 year conducting fellowship with music director yannick nÉzet-seguin.and now, as yannick's assistant conductor, he serves as an understudy. >> they say you never know just be ready and you kind of just laugh it off like yeah, yeah i'm, ready but it's not going to happen. >> but, last month, it did yannick got sick and kensho had just a few hours to mentally prepare. >> this is a monumental task to ask a young conductor to step in front of the philadelphia orchestra, not just any orchestra, the philadelphia orchestra. >> but kensho rose to the challenge and created a memory that will last a lifetime. >> when kensho's parents learned he'd be stepping in for yannick, they hopped in their car and hightailed it to the kimmel center, a 3 hour drive from their home in connecticut. and after the concert, they got in the car and headed right back home that's supportive parents. >> christie ileto has our next story, an olympic medaling fencer from china who just opened a club in new jersey with a mission of developing elite fencers here in the u-s. >> lei wang be

. ♪ curtis: okay. [ curtis and jordan chuckle ] that wa-- i'm...quite -- quite poss-- r-right?y ] i mean, are you -- are you having a heart attack, a stroke? what's going on? "a stroke"? [ both chuckle ] well, if i am, it's because of you. thank you. yeah. that was... amazing. you know, i never thought it would happen. [ chuckles ] well, you know i had to make you work for it a little bit, right? [ scoffing ] i mean... what, you thought i was playing hard-to-get? yeah. and, yeah, you did more than play. [ chuckles ] i just -- i had to figure out a lot of things. i had to... figure out us -- this.

route 70 eastbound closed at curtis avenue. you will still need to use these alternates. to be your best bet. it was just shooting out of the grounds. they've now since capped t hopefully get moved out of the way quickly. more thon when we come back in the next ten minutes, rahel, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. now for look at newspaper headlines from across our region. the news journal reports wilmington city council pass the the city budget raising property taxes by seven and half%. and eliminating 16 fire fighting positions. the mayor's offers is trying to avoid $2 million budget deficit. the budget passed by a margin seven to six. >> and the delaware county daily times teachers in interboro school district have new contract. 290 members will seek new healthcare options, salary increases, the contract will run from july 1st, through june 30th, 2020. >> and the press of atlantic city report a smoking ban could be coming to the board walk in wildwood in north wildwood. right now authority in both towns are asking visitors to voluntarily stop smoking on the board, if

curtis, i'll give you the first one.is this a pass or fail grade on this trip. >> we know that every moment is going to be dogged from the news from back home. but what is the standard for performance as we watch the president depart? >> right now we me that the president is on air force en route to saudi arabia. and it is something that's really interesting to see once he touches down. i mean, what are the tweets that might come about from this? these are bombshell reports this afternoon with his words in that meeting with russian officials about james comey calling him quote quo unquote nuts. and this new info that one of his senior airds aides or someone in the white house there is under investigation. i mean this is something that we'll have to watch. and we'll see how he interacts with some of our allies and how they interact with him. will they want to share certain information with him after reports have come out that he has possibly leaked certain things to the russians, behind closed door meetings? it should be

with me is john curtis, won the election in doncaster. the university of strathclyde. welcome. what do you think? the truth is that the expectations generated by the opinion polls over the last couple of weeks look like they will largely be confirmed by rhythm —— by the results and we have gotten most of the results. the only results we have seen overnight, a strong swing to the conservatives, averaging around seven percentage points. that's enough to mean that the conservatives are well ahead of labour nationally, given where we we re labour nationally, given where we were back in 2013 for baby to one point of doubt is where —— is exactly how far the conservatives are head. certainly the best results for the conservatives for maybe 25 yea rs. for the conservatives for maybe 25 years. conversely, at the other end of the spectrum, ukip, who did so well in these elections four years ago, devotees falling away. —— there vote is falling. so far they have lost every single one of the seats where the results have been declared, where they won b

bottom of the eighth-inning, curtis granderson. he may very well be the odd man out.irst up tonight, he was struck out. he was hit by a pitch and he was bounced into a forest out with the bases loaded. he took a strike. he's giving some relief to this angels bullpen with his work. that is low, one ball, one strike. granderson, t.j. rivera, and lucas duda. and then ninth inning, the angels will have pennington, a pinch-hitter, and maldonado. trailing by at least two. >> alex: playing with curtis granderson, he is one of the rare guys. he can have four home runs or strike out four times and you would have absolutely no idea. one of the good guys in baseball. an international role model and ambassador for baseball. >> joe: one ball, two strikes. right now, heading .161. three homers, 14 rbis. 1-2 pitch. 2-2. there is action in the bullpen for the mets. down and end, three balls, two strikes. it is addison reed again. i would guarantee of terry collins is -- he's real close to sending gsellman back out there just because of the amount of work reed has had. a strike out of

bottom of the eighth-inning, curtis granderson. he may very well be the odd man out.p tonight, he was struck out. he was hit by a pitch and he was bounced into a forest out with the bases loaded. he took a strike. he's giving some relief to this angels bullpen with his work. that is low, one ball, one strike. granderson, t.j. rivera, and lucas duda. and then ninth inning, the angels will have pennington, a pinch-hitter, and maldonado. trailing by at least two. >> alex: playing with curtis granderson, he is one of the rare guys. he can have four home runs or strike out would have absolutely no idea. one of the good guys in baseball. an international role model and ambassador for baseball. >> joe: one ball, two strikes. right now, heading .161. three homers, 14 rbis. 1-2 pitch. 2-2. there is action in the bullpen for the mets. down and strikes. it is addison reed again. i would guarantee of terry collins is -- he's real close to sending gsellman back out there just because of the amount of work reed has had. a strike out of granderson starches onto the eighth. the offic

it's getting by from grove to curtis. >> can you take another day in the 90s?rrow, 72, much more comfortable, lower humidity. probably in the 60s for the union game at night. 70 with buildings clouds on sunday, rain holding off until you go to bed. >> police arrested a man who shot up cars outside a bucks county walmart. the latest on the 32-year-old suspect in custody for the scary incident in quakertown on "action news" at noon. >>> "live with kelly" and ryan is next. i'm matt o'donnell have a great friday and great weekend! >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today come up from the new book "the book of henry," naomi watt watts. plus, one of our four family finalists will drive away in an all new volkswagen atlas as we conclude our "four-wheel family face-off"! all next on "live"! [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪

also curtis beef franks with used by date june 2017.le should throw them out or return them to the store. many pounds of hotdogs. do you know what the number one condiment is? >> mustard. >> 71%. >> i had one yesterday. >> just mustard. >> wow. >> thank you. >>> a 40 4 am. -- 8:44 am. >> mustard and ketchup on a hotdog we have to chat. >> 880 slow northbound southbound looks okay in case you try to get to the airport from downtown oakland. northbound slowing down from san leandro to downtown. you can see the commute concord to walnut creek slowing showing the effects of earlier troubles, 24 is slow as well. 80 is beginning to improve, minor accident at the bay bridge toll plaza which did not cause a delay but 880 is slow driving down in to fremont. south may commute, not to be forgotten, we have plenty of slow traffic try to get into the west valley. 280 san jose, that traffic looks okay. 8:45 am. steve? >>> fog bank and returning fast. there wasn't a lot over the bay. there is now. some will start to retreat. it has been sitting there

nathan is recalling franks. 14-ounce pacts of skinless beef franks and 16-ounce packages of curtis beefs. >> new england patriot tom brady is in the spotlight after his wife told a morning show brady has suffered concussions. brady's agent is telling a different story. >> down he goes again. >> tonight, tom brady's agent and his wife sending mixed messages about whether the quarterback has had concussions including one last year. his wife, super model ji zell bunchen saying he had concussions. >> the 39 year old has never been listed as having a concussion. it is illegal to conceal one. >> in the past, the five time superbowl champ said concussions are a reality of the sport. >> things happen in the game that's out of your control. >> any player suffering concussion is to be taken off the field but only if it happens during the season. >> more to come tonight including sports. an exciting finish to the preakness with an unexpected winner. that and more when "action news" comes back. >> i'm jeff skversky with sports, phillies lost 16 of their last 20 games. walaska says, i'm running arou

problem spots in quantico, main street near curtis drive, closed until further notice with wires down us the highway. the metro red line dealing with delays this morning because of a train malfunction outside glenmont. back in 10 minutes to update your ride a 270. autria? autria: developing right now, symbols of hate on the d.c. campus. larry: students banning together at american university, saying that this will not stand. john gonzalez has the very latest for us. john? john: good morning. banana, a simple fruit, but it appears that here on campus american university this fruit has been used to promote hate and promote a tremendous amount of anger. school officials are describing what they found this week as a threat. several bananas hanging by a noose and the word around the -- harambe written on them. famously known as the guerrilla at the cincinnati zoo. whoever is behind this also wrote a.k.a., believing to be referring to all for cap alpha -- alpha cap alpha. fraternitytely black on campus. she has already put out a statement saying that this will not be tolerated. thatis not t

among those stranded at heathrow were musicians from curtis institute of music. they document the the chaos and tweeted pictures in the long lines yesterday. >> lines are backed up, we heard the system was down and it goes worse and worse. >> the musicians spent 12 hours before returning back to their hotel. the symphony orchestra is in london on a tour that includes 9 cities? 18 days. they are trying to get to austria where they have a performance scheduled for tomorrow. they are planning to charter a plane to make it to the scheduled stop. >>> we know more about the suspicious device that led to an evacuation at newark international airport. the tsa said it was an empty pressure cooker left in in a brown bag. an american airline workers doing curbside check ins noticed the device. that led to the evacuation of terminal a. police are trying to figure out who left it there and why. >> president donald trump is back at the would you also after his first trip -- at the white house after his first trip overseas. he returned to find out that the russian controversy h

this -- curtis institute of music, they document the the delay and tweeted pictures. >> the system was down and it got worse and worse. >> the musicians spent 1 hours at the airport before returning to their hotel. they are on a tour that includes nine cities arena 18 -- and 18 days. they are trying to get to austria where they have a performance tomorrow. they are planning to charter a plane to make it to the scheduled stop. >>> president trump returns from his first trip overseas. after the president's helicopter landed at the white house, his a report asked if his son-in-law asked -- set up a back channel from the white house. kushner said he is eager to cooperate with any and other inquiries. >>> president obama visited prince harry and offereds -- offered his condolences to the victims. manchester account. >> he played a round of golf in scotland. >>> remembering a former phillies pitcher who went on toll hall of fame and served in congress, jim bunning died after having a stroke. >> a perfect game for jim bunning. here comes teammates. >> he had a perfect game against the empties

certain nathan's and curtis brand hot dogs may have pieces of metal in them.hot dog in nbc washington app to see if ones you have are part of the recall. chew carefully. >>> to the weather. big change-up from the past couple of days we've had. nice though. >> comfortable. i liked it. >> and carbon copy tomorrow. if you liked today, like tomorrow. then stay cool upcoming work week. back to spring. >> and in time for memorial weekend, unofficial start to summer, feels like umbrella handy for the work week. rain in the forecast at times but memorial day weekend, just when we want the weather to perform, going to feel perfect. summer-like. upper 70s, low 80s, currently temperatures low to mid-60s, 64 in washington. 63 in manassas. plenty the clouds and staying tomorrow. 57 degrees. lunch time the mid-60s. high is about 71. after that showers move in. 67 by 7:00 in the evening. throughout the day, low impact. farmers market or the marine corp. marathon lng perfect for eating food out there. but don't get the car washed, wait for next weekend. sunday evening, starti

pesticides are commonly brought up by defense teams in an effort to spare a defendant's life.sot: curtis briggs, attorney//"case law and appellate law supports that when somebody has been exposed to pesticides the attorneys need to bring it up." while child victim's advocate marc klaas feels these are excuses the jury should dismiss in order to bring justice to lamar's family.sot: marc klaas, klaas kids foundation//"logically you would have to go out and find every other child exposed and lock them up to from committing the exact same crime. this is really about his responsibility he failed to act on a moral compass and for that he ultimate penalty." briggs says the defense is likely to bring medical experts as witnesses in the coming days to strengthen their case. briggs says the defense is likely to bring medical experts as witnesses in the coming days to strengthen their case.testimony may continue on through thursday then the jury must come to a decision whether garcia torres should live or die.live in the newsroom ella sogomonian kron 4 news (pam) a live look outside tonight... it w

i think that's important to parlay off what curtis was saying.we have to talk to people who don't agree with us and we have to do a better job of public servant of letting people know how they can get help from our office. that's the one thing i've learned the most, how big the role of attorney general is and how much we can impact people daily five and get people to share the information on facebook, snap chat, twitter, et cetera. please go and find out how you can impact people's lives. >> a big role, following up on that, what you see is your most important role as attorney general. enforcing state law, what makes it to the top. >> upholding the rule of law. one of the most important roles we play is assuring the rule of law is actually followed. it's scary when you have to say that this country, to think that there are laws out there that people are picking and choosing whether or not they will follow. it was right after the general that was appointed by president obama who met with a group of attorneys general and said look, we will pick and

nathan take curtis hot dogs had pulled over 200,000 pounds of hotdogs after customers found metal objects in them and that includes the nathan's skinless 8 be franks and the use by date of august 17, and the curtis with the used by date of 2017. either drove the hotdogs out or return them to the store. >>> the big repaving project getting underway to the golden gate park as they repair the badly damaged section of the crossover drive running between the parker city boulevard and the entrance at holton. 18 of tracker will be open in each direction during the work, and the construction could create backup because the crossover drive connects the sunset and richmond district. the work will last through the middle of next month. >>> still ahead, families remaining in temporary homes after three months, and we have a chance to sit down with the mayor after what he says is a big challenge in finding permanent housing for the evacuated, and other issues the city is facing. >>> great advances in technology helping more people start a family but me on it -- many still reluctant to talk about it. >

this is the use by date of august 20, and that curtis beef franks with the use by date of june 2017.the usda said that throw them out or return them to the store. >>> the bay area job pictures bright according the state officials and the latest report shows unemployment less than 5% and all of the nine bay area counties was san mateo the lowest jobless rate at 2.5% and solano county has or .7% which is the highest matching the national average. the other counties rains between 2.7 and 3.6 unemployment. 3% unemployment means that everybody wants a job has a job according to the national economists. >>> last night was the final curtain call for the greatest show on earth. >> ringling bros. and barnum & bailey thank you for joining us one last time. >> after almost 150 years the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus took down the big top for good with the final performance in new york. many in the audience say they will miss the circus. >> i've been going to the circus since the 70s when i went with my dad back in the square garden. it is been part of my life. >> the circus sto

the curtis beef master franks in one pound packages with a use by date of june 25th. be careful with that. really. >> accuweather forecast is looking better as the weekend progresses? >> there's not one day that's a wash out but at times showers could interrupt festivities outside. have a plan b. we have a couple of scattered showers this evening. they are long off the coast and getting a temporary break above. 69 in philadelphia right now. holding on to comfortable temperatures. 63 allentown and reading. at the shore, it's equally nice there as inland. the land breeze is not going to last that much longer. it shifts off of the ocean and remains that way as we get to sunday and monday. satellite and radar, you see the earlier showers long gone at this point. we have our eyes to the west. a bowling ball of energy in the atmosphere, severe storms south of chicago this afternoon. this continues to push east will weaken bringing clouds and scattered showers tomorrow afternoon. we see early sun as you wake up tomorrow morning. the clouds come in, take over much of the day

curtis school of music was delayed at heathrow airport since satisfie saturday but wero take off todayeir next concert in austria. >> police made two more arrests connected with the bombing in manchester. we are told authority in the u.k. have a thousand people working on the investigation trying to track down sa involved. >> mean be while, hundreds are waiting for tattoo of worker b bees to show support for the victims and their city. the worker bee has served as a symbol of manchester since text till mills were considered beehives of activity. >> mary lee, remember her? the great whys shark returned to the jersey shore. this time she's brought a friend. >> and will the rain hold off for memorial day? melissa magee has the forecast when we come back. >> well, the weather held out long enough for fireworks over sesame place in language horn. the colorful bursts filled the sky with color in honor of memorial day weekend. >> melissa magee with another look at the forecast. we would like to see a little sunshine. >> hard pressed to find it overnight tonight. tomorrow morning, we track wet

and curtis beef master beef franks with a use by date of july 15th. the company that makes hotdogs said it had gotten three complaints but so far there have been no complaints of any injuries or adverse reactions. >>> how much credit card debt are you carrying? right now. the website lend edu.com has been running the numbers and finds average credit card debt per person in california is $5120. residents of 21 states carry more debt. so we are right in the middle of all the states. alaska has the highest per person credit card debt load with more than $7,000. iowa has the lowest with just under 44 per person. >>> how do you decide which bottle of wine to buy? do you use the shelf cards right next to them you see in stores? is the right wine on the shelf? >> you see them more often and the accuracy in grocery stores and big box retailers. >> i'm checking up and we'll have some answers. >>> a colony of double crested cormorants have been perched. they tried everything. wreaths, special audio, nothing worked. when the last old truss was removed in march,

. >> we have an interview with richard curtis, throwback thursday, we're throwing it back with some of. >> good stuff. >> you're the one who is talking and making it go longer. >> let's check in on the global markets. we are seeing another record close for the s&p. dow futures up 79 points. s&p futures up 7. nasdaq futures up 20e. big moves in the oil market as headlines cross out of opec in vienna. wti crude, 51.12. down a half percent. the saudi oil minister telling cnbc that a nine-month production cut could be extended if needed. that was baked into the forecast and price at this point. oil has been strong. >> the intraday moves, because we did fall about 0.6%, we got back to flat and now down half a percent. perhaps people would be a little disappointed. but in general oil prices already up 2% week to date. when you consider all of that, they have, as steve sedgwick was saying, telegraphed this well and stuck to it. we expect that nine-month extension to be confirmed later today. >> as for the overnight action in asia. shanghai comp closing up 1.4%. there was some chatter with big

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tens of thousands of passengers were stranded, they included members of the philadelphia curtis institute of music. they made it on a flight yesterday in time for their concert in austria. him. >>> a first look at business, laptop ban may be expanded to all superintendent to and from the u.s. right now the ban applies to flights originating from ten international cities most from the northeast. the ban is meant to reduce terrorism concerns. >>> wall street trading is on hold for the memorial day, stock treaded water on friday, markets in mainland china are closed for a public holiday today. >>> president john f.kennedy would have turned 100 today. a wreath laying ceremony will be performed today, a stamp will be commemorateed today. >>> an elderly woman has been writing the troops since world war ii. her story continues. what is this? it's like a little vanilla tastey thing. a vanilla bean? mmm. they chopped it up in little pieces. like this little dots. i found one! i found one! breyers natural vanilla. milk and fresh cream, and only sustainably farmed vanilla. very simple. mmm! breyers

in the eastbound lanes of route 70 near curtis for nightly road closures for road work and one crew was completing work on a project for the transportation department when a 2 inch main was cut. heavy equipment was hauled in to get beneath the surface for repairs and traffic got by in one westbound lane. the westbound lanes are completely open by 7:30 a.m. as well as one eastbound lane. by 9:00 crews filled in the hole and smoothed out the surface before the inner eastbound opened at 10:30 a.m. >> as for pseg customers service was not disrupted. >> thank you. >>> coming up tonight on "action news" at 11:00 an investigation looks into philadelphia's new controversial sugar tax dollars and where the money is going. investigative reporter, chad pradelli, is digging in state records and found some alarming subsidies and missing background checks and outstanding tax bills and allegations of physical violence. >> some of the findings do you think they did a thorough investigation? >> that is something we'll look into. don't miss this investigation tonight on "action news" at 11:00. >>> quest

anyway that is -- nathans is reg skinless and beef franks. 16-ounce packages of curtis beef master franks. >>> cvs will stop selling sunscreen with an spf below 15 as part a campaign with american cancer society and johnson and johnson. you're supposed to be using an spf of 40. dow gained 149 points the s&p 500 and nasdaq are up this morning and futures are pointing to a higher open. >>> gas prices we're about to go into a holiday weekend. prices are holding and not rising. the national gallon is 2.40 that's the same as it was two weeks ago. they are seeing a steady price increase in the west and midwest. >> a gunman opens fire and shooting up a house and injuries a man sitting in the passenger seat of a car. >> a transgendered bathroom bill that caused the national uproar in north carolina may be on the fast track of becoming law in texas. we'll tell you how it's different from the law in north carolina. we'll be right back. chris christie: addiction is a disease. it can happen to anyone. help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, selling

tens of thousands were stranded it included members of the curtis institute of music. they made it on a flight just in time for their scheduled concert in austria. >> strong storms sweep across the south leaving a path of the destruction. >>> mary lee is back at the jersey shore, this time she is not alone. >> severe storms pushed through parts of tennessee leaving behind a trail of damage. strong winds reaching 80 miles per hour uprooted several large trees. this tree crashed slew a roof and land -- crashed through a roof and landing in a bedroom. others had to repair roofs after shingles were blown from homes. >> reporter: around here a couple of spots where there's high water, not a huge deal. as we head out on the schuylkill expressway, the good thing the thing we have going for us, volume is light this morning. just a few cars by girard avenue. as the day progresses, i would expect more traffic around here, as people head to the zoo to sea lions and tigers and bears. or perhaps horses are your thing, horse show continues in devon. my friends make the lemon sticks.