i'm like, yo, that's paul dixon. i know him. >> estrada was surprised that dixon who has gone to jail numerous times before was so distressed. >> i'm not saying he's faking but sometimes you do stress out in here. some people are not built for this. >> he's going through some stress of his own. several weeks earlier he pled guilty to aggravated manslaughter for killing an 88-year-old world war ii veteran. he was described by his family as a vibrant and active great-grandfather. >> i don't want to go to hell for what happened. i'm really afraid. you know, i don't want to spend the rest of my eternity in hell. what happened was i was smoking angel dust and i ended up in one of my friend's grandfather's house. it was like, it gets you really paranoid and i went crazy and lost my mind. i went into the kitchen and i grabbed a pen to hit him twice or three times. the velocity of it was so fast, it was so hard that the pot itself was bent. it was bent in. i heard him yell, turned around and i started running and i remember

dixon was seen as the front runner. our latest polling shows her ahead. this race? >> here's what i have seen. first of all, sheila dixon, as you described who had to leave office and resigned, has an unshakable 25% of the vote. unshakable. people who love her and what she's done for the city. but there's 35% that would not vote for her under any circumstance. and katherine pugh has been able to take advantage of that and move ahead in the polls and she's also got the support of the democratic establishment, of a lot of corporate money in baltimore and national black money from around the country because of her political position. she's run a smart campaign. a really smart campaign. she didn't have a strong base inside the black community in terms of recognition in many ways, but she's built that and taken advantage of the fact that she can't break out of the 25% mold. >> i'm wondering, though, if some of the things we have seen come up in this race, and these are not being done by any of the campaigns but by outside groups, might help sheila dixon becaus

even convection at the mason-dixon line. this will push through. we have some to go but we expect this to be out of here by midday. back with more in a bit. >> thanks for that. >>> new from overnight one person in the hospital following a crash on the schuylkill expressw expressway. this is video from one of our traffic cameras around 3:30 this morning. two cars collided on the westbound side between gerard avenue. i got stuck in this coming to work this morning. one person in the crash was found in the eastbound lanes. we're still trying to determine if that was the person taken to the hospital. as soon as we have an update, we'll pass it along. >>> a man is under arrest after police say they caught him slashing tires in south philadelphia. ten or more cars were damaged by the alleged tire slasher. it happened at 17th and christian streets just before 2:00 this morning. police tell us that recovered a knife at the scene. we're still trying to find out more about the suspect. we'll keep you posted on this one as well. >>> now to decision 2016. we a

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newspapers across the country gushed that the mason-dixon line had been obliterated by the war.hey also talked about the fact that white southerners in atlanta and vicksburg celebrated july 4th for the first time since the war. for t they saw this war as much as liberating cubans as an opportunity to bind the nation back together. but for white southerners, this was an opportunity to do more than just relish reconciliation. in fact, it also vindicated the things they had been saying about the confederate cause, their lost cause, for years now. now say said, look, the words traitor and rebel no longer apply to us. former confederate general stephen lee. it is a source of no small pride that the country has last learned its true value, the depth and fervor of southern patriotism. indeed the lost cause was in itself in many ways a justification for fighting. white southerners reminded those from other regions that their motivation was the same motivation that had motivated them in every other war in american history. the same patriotism that prompted them to fight in 1776, in 1812,

mason addiction son-in-law line -- mason dixon line everybody is seeing rain.or snow this is mild. 38 in philadelphia. 40 in wilmington. 41 in dover. 34 right now in millville. forecast for today, rain and snow mix, snow north and west of philadelphia. rain south and east, 40 degrees by 1:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., 42 and then by 5:00 p.m. 40. gray? >>> thank you so much for the update. folks with snow in the forecast this weekend, stay with 6abc.com/weather and storm tracker 6 live radar for the very latest on the system. be sure to follow the members of our "action news" weather team on facebook and twitter for the latest updates. >>> right now we're following that breaking news, divers have just pulled a body from a car that crashed into the schuylkill river. here's what we know. the car landed on its roof along kelly drive. the driver we are told never attempted to come out. a police spokesperson described what happened. >>> the witness did say it appears as though the car came down the off ramp from route 1 and may have lost control hit the wall it became airborn

most of it looks like it's going to go to the north, closer to the mason-dixon line but once again i't rule out that we won't see some of these showers and future cast shows most of it going north. we've got a really wet day and i can't rule out some thunderstorms. maybe even an isolated one tomorrow can see the rain moving across loudoun county heading more to the north here on future cast and pretty much stays out of the picture you about i wouldn't rule out a sprinkle or two and here's tuesday we get the heavy rainfall moving in for most of the day on tuesday and it moves out by about your evening commute. 41 degrees for tonight, increasing clouds. can't rule out showers starting after midnight into the early hours of your monday as you start the day. and not a washout. depending how much we have to hang on those clouds for the day, that will determine just how much sun we get for tomorrow. 66 my daytime high for tomorrow with those gusty winds. 7-day forecast 66 degrees is nothing to turn your nose up at. it's where we should be temperature wise cooling down a little bit by wedne

his name is peter dixon. he represents the military order of the loyal legion of the united states. which is responsible each year for the laying of reefs at the lincoln memorial. the lincoln group of d.c. has been very proud to be one of the many organizations that pays tribute to abraham lincoln and we had that opportunity courtesy of the organizing efforts of peter dixon. [applause] our speaker tonight is catherine canavan author of lincoln's final hours. in two what it was like to be in washington that terrible night. april 14, 1865. theatereer at ford's and i've had the opportunity to visit with the thousands of americans who come to ford's theater. buy isthe things you can her book. it is a pleasure to welcome her to talk to us this evening. >> thanks to all of you. it is an honor to be here. who is lincoln's archives digital project has made so many records available to so many researchers who aren't fortunate enough to live near the archives. thousands of people witnessed what went on on 10th street in washington on the night of the assassination. there were 1700 patrons ins

. = my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e.ty recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. celebrating their anniversary and make a reveal. the photo raising eyebrows. >> travel consideration provided by. >> we got to get out of here but here's a sneak peek at everything else coming your way later this week. >> starting thursday on entertainment tonight. >> oh my gosh. it's so good. >> big stars. >> look at now. >> big exclusives. and all the gossip you can handle. >> this is how rumors start. >

my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e.st people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. >> it's all on etonline.com. nmplgts tonight's "e.t" birthdays, which "star wars" actor used to play the french horn? >> happy birthday you and we have unfortunately reached t end of the show, but we have one more thing for you to check . >> we're on the set of hot country newcomer peter pan, quizzing her on a new bff. >> you know, i have to ask about your most famous friend swift.

. >>> i have a grand plan for my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman . >>> i hafort people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. >> where do you celebrate when j you're engaged to a former exotic dance >> i want everybody to take -- blac chyna has an adorable 5-year-old song. >> w know that the family loves drama, so actually this create even more. i'm sure they do love that. and they actually think that kiley is trying to one up kim. >> it's kim versus kiley. can the kim outsell kiley on the internet? >> kyle

. >> one of those friends is adrian dixon. >> this is my best friend. talk to dix more than -- more than anybody else. >> so we've seen ups and downs. we know all of the flaws in our character. and we try to make each other -- >> i have no flaws in my character, don't let her fool you. >> right. it breaks my heart because i know that she is a -- a good person. i just wish -- i know that her appeal's going to work in her favor. i know. >> don't make me cry. >> you learn to be a family when you're incarcerated. i mean, it's kind of neat to see the groups of people that become friends in here. because they're people that you would never associate with out there. but you come in here, everyone's facing the same hurts and the same hangups so we kind of lean on each other for that. you know in 20 years i'm going to be so good at this game. >> hilberling might need all of the support she can muster. her sentencing, which could be up to 25 years in state prison, is only days away. robert hill is also facing an uncertain future as he awaits trial for first-degre

police say ryan dixon drank until 2:00 in the morning.he genius checked himself into the hospital for alcohol consumption. got out of the hospital. then started hitting the bottle again. around 8:00 a.m. monday. the dude has got a problem. a cab dispatcher explains why the interview was over before it even started that morning. >> just get out there. and a little white car comes pulling in and smashes into one of our driver's cars. >> yeah. >> that will do it. >> a preliminary breath test shows dixon blew a .273. that's almost legally dead. it's three times the legal limit. and that was all before 9:30 in the >> wait. so he didn't just show up wasted. >> yeah. he crashed into a cab. >> oh, wow. >> uh-huh. he showed up. wrecked the parking lot. >> it is just -- it's not funny. it's just ridiculous. >> dude doesn't have a job. definitely has a problem, though. >>> getting a lot of clicks today on facebook. the story of an art director who says he was assaulted, simply because he looks like actor shia labeouf. >> he's like, what do i have to

chances for rain linger through saturday, 7:00 in the morning, showers pushing up through the mason-dixon sideline and 64. this will only be a morning event. by lunchtime everything will kick out of here. afternoon sunshine and a late shower overnight. by sunday it is breezy and chilly. temperatures 81 today. into the 60s for tomorrow. and then the shot of cold air for sunday. 52 degrees. and another chance of showers late on monday and cold for tuesday. keeping our eye on the home opener for thursday. larry over to you. >>> allyson, thank you. we have an accident on the southbound side of avenue this morning. it is kenworth avenue and east capital street. use caution if you're heading out in that area. and i-270. how things are shaping up southbound from shady grove road. a smooth commute this morning. over to you. >> thank you, larry. >>> after being close since the -- closed since the first of the year, the national museum opened today. they have been busy installing new aircraft display in the gallery. >> over here is one of our new aircraft. it is a world war ii dive bomber. the mari

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three years after a brutal beating death of a ansgender woman in harlem, a guilty plea from james dixon to manslaughter. he faces up to 12 years behind bars for repeatedly punching the 21-year-old after realizing she was transgender. the victim died from her injuries. >>> an early morning scare for dozens of passengers headed to la guardia. their delta flight was diverted after suddenly losing cab the flight had taken off in charleston, south carolina, but it quickly made an emergency landing at raleigh durham international. everybody got off safely. >>> nine delta gates were shut down in newark airport after an electrical fire, forcing nearly 200 people to evacuate wait. . the flames were put out and the terminal reopened but the fire rekindled causing a second evacuation. nobody was hurt. >>> contaminated water in newark schoolsnas topic a for new jersey lawmakers. they're meeting to discuss the city's infrastructure. this hearing comes after newark shut down the water fountains of 30 school buildings because of lead in the water. >>> to decision 2016. right now it is the eve of anoth

north and earlier along the mason-dixon line, possibly a thunderstorm. mid 60's, near 70 washington and south. after that, the cold air rushes in. don't worry about what is going to happen with the immediacy of the strongest wind. nothing like what we had last night. the cold air rushes in monday into tuesday morning, widespread freeze regionwide. we could have low temperatures in the upper 20's, just below thezing, but the wind, direction this time will make it feel like teens and 20's. two really cold mornings with the windchill monday and tuesday full stop tuesday afternoon, the wind goes a way little bit. only in the 40's, 50 degrees. enjoy tomorrow if you can, it will be nice. sunrise, hardly a cloud in the sky. nails this, look at the rain coming down. a chce strike him a thunderstorm with clouds directly overhead. mild. once the rain starts, could be as late as 4 p.m., 5 p.m., the temperatures could immediately drop. the next arctic front thursday, cold or rain. -- colder rain. coldest aire the coming in, settling in by the end of the week, next w

upper level low pressure system is riding along the mason dixon line.hat has to get through before the skies clear up. it will stay cloudy around south jersey and delaware, you'll notice the skies brighten up and the clouds thin out, we'll go full sunshine after 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. after the sun sets. 10:00 a.m., clouds, showers. 3:00 p.m., western suburbs are seeing sunshine. south jersey locked in pretty good. cloudy skies and leftover shower or two. jersey shore, scattered showers. this evening, sunny north and west, the city seeing sun and clouds. cloudy down the shore. low to mid 60s, south and east. overnight tonight, upper 0s, it will cool down north and west, reading, allentown, 37. low to mid 40s for center city as well as south jersey and delaware. tomorrow looks picture, perfect. lots of bright blue, a ton of sunshine and highs in the upper 60s. for today, philadelphia, 73. morning showers, some afternoon sunshine expected. the lehigh valley will see much more sunshine than the city of philadelphia. allentown 70. reading, 70. cooler down the

drying up by 2:30 and a few stray showers. 5:00 we see a line built south of the mason-dixon line andby 7:30 it skips over. still potential for strong storms to potential south of interstate 60. severe weather risk for metro and south, i won't rule it out for areas south of dc. rain chances lingering wednesday and thursday. 9:30 wednesday stray showers and then evening showers areas to the south. high today 84 and topper will be here to bring you an up to date look at at the storms at 5:00 and 6:00. 62 thursday and more showers and watching for potential of yellow weather alert wednesday or thursday. good-looking day on saturday. we will be right back. but jamie raskin is the only abdemocrat for congress who led the fight for tougher gun laws. only raskin took on the nra to ban military-style assault weapons. raskin: i'm jamie raskin, and i approve this message. >>> tonight on wusa9 news at 5:00 a day care owner charged with murder in the death of an infant. >>> were tracking the races in the maryland primary day and remember the 107-ye

it looks to be cloud covers and scattered showers, mainly mason-dixon line throughout the day. there does to -- there does appear to be more sunshine south. we start of cloudy, cool tomorrow. warmer temperatures by afternoon. there is more sunshine, we could easily go mid-seventies with stronger stuff. here is a look at the main rain event coming in early through the morning hours. tuesday morning right through the rush-hour once again, another wet one making it slower. then comes the colder air. on tuesday, don't really look at these temperatures to be effective. that is a midnight high. temperatures fall by the afternoon to about 50, 2:00 to 3:00 in the afternoon. abc 7 sky cast, morning cloud cover should put some raindrops there. we've got the afternoon sunshine. we get a mild 66. starting off there is a midnight high. temperatures go down. morning rain, if early. by afternoon, chile. about 50 byy be at 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon. i'll remind you about that. don't let it fool you out there. kind of rocky up and down beginning to this week, monday-tuesday. quiet thereafte

her killer, 25-year-old james dixon was set to go on trial tomorrow. but today he pleaded guilty to manslaughter. dixon will be sentenced later this month. >>> the nypd is cracking down on illegal atvs and motorcycles. eyewitness news obtained this exclusive video of the vehicles on the streets of castle hill in the bronx earlier this month. the department will begin seizing these bikes and making an example of their riders, publically crushing the vehicles in what they're calling a crush-in. you can see atvs and motorcycles on the streets of many new york city neighborhoods this time of year. commissioner bratton says enough is enough. >> knucklehead, nitwits, clowns, whatever you want to call them. any of those descriptions is very appropriate. >> police have already begun seizing some of the illegal >>> the mother of two young children found wandering alone in the streets of connecticut is facing charges tonight. 33-year-old natalie bonny is charged with two counts of risk of injury to a minor. her five-year-old was found last tuesday on post road.

dixon is in critical condition. >> medical marijuana advocate pennsylvania new law realizing the drug for patients will mean better lives for those struggling withliness. governor tom wolf signed the bill into law just yesterday. it will take effect next month thanks to bipartisan support. bill anderson in the hughes room after speak wig patients about how this will improve their lives. bill? >> iain, they say they need relief. medical marijuana has been a controversial issue across the country largely due to political differences. but today we put the politics aside and spoke to local people suffering with illness and pain that they hope our new law will finally help them to address. >> at the age of six i had my first seizure. i wasn't truly diagnosed until i was nine. but i have seizures daily, every day, like non-stop. >> allison dilizio is 30 years old and suffering with epileptic seizures for 20 of those years. she's been hoping every day that something could give her some relief after pretty much everything she's tried has failed. >> front half of my brain -- that was separatin

accumulation maps to see and it wants to paint a little bit in the mountains and maybe across the mason dixonine with a few flakes. let's end on a warm note, upper 60s on monday. we will have a chance of a shower or storm as we get into tuesday. we're going to wrap it with your fox5 a seven day forecast. going forward into next week we can warm things up pretty nicely. it will be a lot more like april, including some more april showers and thunderstorms on tuesday. i can't wait to go to on saturday now. layers. >> right. let's talk baseball. dusty baker era underway at nats park. winner of two in atlanta, they make the debut at home when bryce harper gets his trophy and the key to the city. everything looking good going in, but it all changed in a second. murphy does this. rips one over the head of right fielder john carlos stanton. it looks like it could have gone out maybe a couple feet higher. murphy slides into third and check out his reaction when he makes it there. yeah. after a rain delay of close to 90 minutes, the marlins got the clutch hit. bryce harper did homer, not enough, though

. >>> the democratic primary all evening has been a close race between katherine pugh and sheila dixon. on the republican side, allen walden maintains a leads. in hagerstown maryland, another important race for mayor, ri now david guysburg and bob brewchi leading and the top two voters will face one around in the general election in november. >>> you can state updated with the wusa9 app and get election alerts and candidate profiles when you want them. >>> well the only number we are concerned about is the three degree guarantee. >> remember we said we were worried. >> i don't see any sweat. >> we were. we went 83 and i thought that would do it but it barely did it. 86, almost like june, like mid- june and we were correct. it will sound weird, counterintuitive, 72 and a midnight high dress for the 60s tomorrow. a live look at 76 and winds have calmed down at 5 but the front is not through and the front goes south of us and the winds will go northeastwardly and we will begin to cool off. there is the radar, all of the mentioned moving through west virginia and ducking through charlottes

but for northwest dc's terry dixon who lives out of the church. she suffered a leg inju then -- then the seat i was sitting in -- there was a big fireball that came up on the side of the window and then the train got smokey. we started coughing, they asked us to go to the other part of the train. and everything else was just nuts. >> reporter: she was heading become home. another woman snapped this photo from inside of a second car struck by debris from the crash according to the authorities. the passenger described 5-10 seconds of terror with amtrak staff yelling at them to stay on the train until it was safe to leave. >> everyone was upset. and, and people on my car were screaming. >> the two people killed are amtrak employees. the backhoe operator and supervisor. they tell us both had years of experience. >> had to be so >> i don't know. i don't know. right now it is foggy, you know, i don't know. it still like -- i am still in shock. >> reporter: i can tell you a lot of people were terrify today it could have been a repeat of the fatal amtrak

thanks to richard jones and peter dixon. we are moments away from german unemployment figures.ng you those figures, next. ♪ guy: welcome back. 53 minutes into the market session. equities are fading this morning. doember though, in london we have a bunch of stocks at dividend. but the market is off over 1%. we can see other softness as well. what do we have coming up for you? we have got euros some consumer confidence that more data will come from germany this afternoon with inflation figures at 1:00. it is gdp expectations that we are looking for a little bit later on q1 numbers. it will be interesting to see exactly what is being progressed. let's talk about the markets. we are 54 minutes into the market session and we are down by .9%. the ftse 100 is down by a round 1%. .8% in thedown by cac 40 is down by .9%. we are watching deutsche bank. that is one of those we are paying attention to and beer certainly watching bba in spain. by 3.2%.bank is up bba is down by 7.4%. we are just waiting for some details to come through in terms of the german numbers. we will put those up fo

corporal dixon died and the defense wants his confession thrown out and the death penalty off the table. but the judge delayed any possible ruling after reporters objected to not viewing the confession. they will continue the hearing on friday. >>> detectives continue to question scott griffin, the alleged trigger man in the shooting of police officer mccullough, griffin suspected accomplice was arraigned on attempted murder and robbery charges today. >>> atlantic city won a fight in court today as it it tries to cope with a desperate financial situation. a judge rule that the city will not have to freeze all assets, the city is fighting a takeover by the state and john rawlins has the story. >> the city by the sea has very little money in its municipal covers, the christie administration went to court asking for an injunction for the city to set aside $25 million it owes the school system so it's not spent on something else. >> they have to make tough choices but one choice they will not have to make is their payment to the school district, their absolute duty to pay -- >> atlantic cit

take you to 9:00 and we ' a couple of other storms trying tt fire up right along the mason dixon lined we still have this activity that we'll be watching out here toward the west, towards ill kin and downwd toward morgantown where youhe mightre be getting before it moe activity. you can see by 11:00 it's more active to the south. we are aren't out of the woods in esmolol formulation t testifr showers because ourmu futurecasf is kind of bullish on the ideasd of some showers around tomorroww morning, not too much thunder, some lighter rain which would be good for the gardeners and good for our deficit.. keep the rain gear handy. it also looks like the nexthe couple of days are unsettled. we expect to see more showers around even on thursday. after hitting 86-degrees att reagan today, dulles 84 and bwi86 check out what is going to be changing. that frontal boundary, whetherod or not it does touch off more showers and storms for us, billion dollar in some muchh cooler air tomorrow. forecasting a to degree drop. temperature tomorrow only 66-degrees. by the time when get to this time tomorr

one of our guys has the stuff my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e.t people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. >>> universal child care in america? a group of economists in d.c. saying it should be a human right in america. the cost, about $90 billion bucks per year. suzy, can we afford this? >> let's let the government take care of our youngest children, our precious children because they did so well taking care of another precious part of our population, the veterans. even the absurdity of

thirty-two year old eric frame spent 48 days on the run after allegedly killing trooper brian dixon and hurting another trooper back in 2014. today's hearing focuses on the possibility of the death penalty in the case and other matters. train faces charges including first degree murder and terrorism. also, today, atlantic city officials head to court in the latest attempt to take over the resort city finances. officials are asking a judge to freeze atlantic city spending until the city hands over the millions of dollars it owes its school system. the state education department is suing the nearly broke city. the city paid half of a $8.4 million payment that was due last friday. >> the taliban is claiming credit for an attack in kabul overnight. coordinated assault left more than 200 people hurt including children. there are people dead. terrorists struck key government security agencies in one case, even stormed a building. at least one blast came from suicide car bombing. last week, taliban insurgents announce plans for quote spring offensive. >> just hours before the new york primary,

the nearest showers still south of the mason dixon line. they're light and scattered. i don't anticipate in terms of rainfall for the daylight hours. this evening, clouds thicken up. the bulk of the showers still south of philadelphia. then they slip in 6:00, 7:00 in the evening. most of them light from the city south, that's where some of the steady rain will be. north of town may not see a shower. during the day tomorrow, the main emphases of the rain is to the south of us. there will be a few showers, this is 1:00 friday afternoon into friday evening. this is the main push tomorrow evening between 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 through the overnight hours, it's out of here by saturday. clouds saturday morning, should thin out for sunshine in the afternoon before the clouds thicken up again saturday night. that will lead to more rain by sunday. an active pattern. every couple days it rains around here. 59 the expected high in the city. 58 in larchmont. low 60s at best across the inland spots. tonight, on and off light rain and showers out there. drizzle, too. 48 the overnight low

dixon was killed and douglas was critically injured. during today's hearing frein's attorneys asked the judge to throw out a taped confession from frein. a hearing on the suppression of evidence motion will happen friday. mercer county, new jersey, prosecutors charged a man was behind the wheel of the truck that hit and killed a well-known crossing guard. dwayne bennett faces charges for causing a death while driving with a suspended license. long-time crossing guard antonio wiley died yesterday after a truck prosecutors say bennett was driving hit and killed him. bennett did stop at the scene. >>> new castle county, police are on the hunt for a package thief caught on video. police want to identify this guy right here. they say he swiped a box from a step at a home in bear yesterday. the home is on marjoram drive. the homeowner called police after spotting the guy on hur surveillance camera. they discovered empty boxes near a neighbor's house. >> medical marijuana is now legal in pennsylvania. governor wolf is taking the time to thank

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for south yesterday and delaware, that's the rain you see that little bit of blue around the mason dixonine that's a mixture of rain and snow and the white is of course where it's snowing at this point. west chester, downingtown, coatsville light snow. light wintry mix for chadds ford. i think the delaware river will act as a dividing line. south and east, mainly rain. north and west, you'll see a wintry mix, snow mixed with rain. that's the dividing line. temperature in philadelphia, mild for snow, chilly for april standards. 38 degrees, dewpoint, 27. pressure 29.72 inches falling. winds are light out of the northeast at 6 miles per hour. we're showing 42 in dover. 44 in millville. 43 in cape may. mild stuff across south jersey, philadelphia showing 38. lancaster, 34 and reading 37 degrees. remember the magic number for snow is 32. you get above 32 it's very difficult for the snow to stick. with the system it's potent. we had 9 inches of snowfall west of to load with the system. there's a lot of upward motion that will enhance the snow you might get a quick thump this afternoon. it's ex

satellite and radar, upper level low pressure system spin across the mason dixon line. we have to get that through before the skies begin to clear. that will takes place around the midday area. once it hits the coast west to east we'll see the cloud deck swing out to sea and the sunshine returns. double scan live, most of south jersey and delaware are in the clear. city of philadelphia, a couple of spritzes and sprinkles nothing heavy. western suburbs picking up showers. every now and then we pick up an embedded downpour. you see that in berks and lancaster counties. the afternoon will look much, much better. the day planner, 67 degrees by 11:00 a.m., mostly cloudy, leftover showers. 1:00 p.m., same thing. 2:00 p.m. you'll notice peeks of sunshine and temperatures climbing into the low to mid 70s. 73 is the forecasted high for philadelphia today. much cooler i should say, excuse me down the shore, cloudy stuck in there shower activity most of the time this afternoon. turns warmer in the seven-day forecast. we could see the 80s return again, i'll have the details when i

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rule out maybe a little bit of patchy fog over the ove higher elevations and closer to the makes on dixon but a warming pattern and a changing pattern is heading our high. we're going to see a nice temperature rise and for the for rest of the weekend and we are talking temperatures on the rist andur yes, i do have some 80s to talk about.out. i'll let you know when that wilh be and of course we'll give you that all important seven day f see you in just a few minutes. thank you. that sounds, good.th perfect weather fortath the annl cherry blossom parade today. thousands of people lined up along constitution avenue.nue. there were a few celebrities on hand including tiffany, remember her. also the castellani from the hit musical jersey boys. not one, but two par razor inr one day here in the district. the second one was lead by pwas mayor bowser down pennsylvanialn avenue for the emancipation today parade. the parade and the holiday commemorate of the signing of the law by abraham lincoln to free 3,000 slaves in the,000 district. after the parade there was a concert in freedom plaza and toni

and we're going to come back with an accident we just got on 880 at decoto and dixon landing.ke. >>> we thought we would take a look at what's going on outside. first, live doppler 7 hd. a very slight chance of some drizzle. you see the clouds ago a little bit. they'll continue to do that in your 12-hour day planner. mild with a chance of drizzle, mid-50s at 7:00. we'll hit upper 50s at the coast and stay there while the rest of us in the low to mid-60s. you'll need sunglasses from time to time and your umbrella in my accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> the warriors are back in the bay area with their sights set on history on wednesday night. last night, golden state tied chicago bulls record for most wins in a single season at 72. dubs won 92-86, snapping a losing streak. warriors handed san antonio their first home loss of the season. 73 wins if they beat the grizzlies wednesday night. >> we're in the moment, enjoying the ride. obviously the goal is to win a championship. we put ourselves in a great position to end the season with a win and do something no team has done in h

the first african-american republican elected in oklahoma and south of mason dixon line. the first time ever since reconstruction. former quarterback at the university of oklahoma. that was my home community. my adopted home community. and at the end of it, one guy did say, he said, you know, didn't you get elected to something? so the whole thing was bizarre. and fast forward -- >> host: 2013. >> guest: less than three years ago my wife and i are in a department store walking around. i am in jeans and a baseball jacket from my home town of eufala, oklahoma and i am wearing an apple cap. and rarely do you not see me in a cap unless it is sunday and i am in church. i am walking around and my kids say i am very aware when my space is penetrated. my personal space. so here is somebody in my personal space with a gun so i recognized this gentlemen coming into my space. he was probably five yards from me. i didn't pay much attention to it but went to another part of the men's department and he followed me there. i am a little suspicious now. i go to another area of the store a

it's along the mason dixon line southeast of pittsburgh. once it pulls through, the skies will brighten up west to east later this afternoon, as some of the showers begin to pull through over the next few hours. temperature-wise it's a mild morning. 62 in philadelphia. allentown, 62. and millville, 61. so forecast for today, if you have those outdoor plans, hopefully they are during the afternoon, it will be a little damp this morning. lots of clouds through late morning, a couple of showers, 69 degrees by 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m., the return of sunshine and temperatures in the low 70s. gray? >>> okay, chris, thank you so much for the update. >>> time 6:02. the delaware valley is once again in the spotlight as the candidates vying for the white house come to the area to gain voters report. democratic hopeful, bernie sanders will hold a rally on the wilmington waterfront, yesterday, matt o'donnell had a chance to talk to him one on one. >> reporter: bernie sanders waded into philadelphia politics during and after a discussion in west philadelphia