. >> it heads to iowa for a series of maul erie vent. her first big rally will happen anyone may. reporting from washington, karen trevers, "channel 6 action news". >> as she mentioned clip ton's announcement lit up the internet. in the first few hours there were more than 420,000 tweetsw menging clinton and part time the #hillary 201 was number one global trend. >> marco ruko is expected to launch his run tomorrowch the 43-year-old first termed senator to florida is -- he is son of cuban immigrants. he's inviteding how they tried to start a new life in u.s.. described ellis island of the south that tower once hoeing aid cuban assistance center and thousands and thounss couldn't get there. >> and robert menendez of new jersey refuting corruption charge 24-z month. on a talk show this morning menendez says he's innocent. >> and what all the facts are known, of course, prosecutors take out snippets of story to make their case, we will have an opportunity in court make the entire case are -- i know i. >> he stands accused of accepting 1 million worth of gifts and travel from long tim

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tomorrow's game will be played in the afternoon but it is closed to the public which will be an erie thing one could imagine for those players. >>> and today new jersey governor chris christie announced he's sending 150 state troopers to baltimore to help. fox 29's chris o'connell on the ground in baltimore tonight. oh chris what are you seeing? >> reporter: well, i can dell you it's a tense calm over the city of baltimore tonight. you see behind me on one of the major intersections of those disturbances last night. there are lots of people. there are lots of police and there are lots of frustrations from people. take a look right now where i'm at there's two lines actually three lines. there's one of residents here. behind them one and two lines of police officers. heavy -- heavily armed law enforcement brought in. heavy police presence after the state of emergency was issued. 235 arrests last night. 30 of them juveniles. but this is one of the many protests that happened today. this one ended up in a march down pennsylvania avenue one of the main drags here in baltimore about a hal

i'm going to take you to some top-secret secure areas and some erie deep underground tunnels coming uplus,. >> million dollar car. the features driving the price of this fancy car through the roof. we'll show you that next. ♪ >>> check out these wheels. this could be parked in your driveway just for a cool 1 million bucks. porsche says their new 918 spider is unlike any other car ever because it's completely customized. the makers are calling it a support hybrid and they say it gets gas mileage than a toyota prius. zero to 60 in just 2.7 seconds. >>> well it was raining money on some very lucky drivers in texas yesterday. check this out. this happened after an armored car spilled a bagful of cash all over the highway. now naturally all that money in the road caused traffic problems problems. motorists actually stopped right in the middle of the highway to scoop up a lot of the loose cash i guess that's the loose cash that was run over. and the driver told police that the cash was in a plastic bag that fell out of the side passenger door. some people at the scene describeing it, well, t

they go in at high noon at lunchtime on erie avenue april 8th. among bananas and rest of the produce section you see police released surveillance video these two guys produce handcuffs gun, badge and one you see with that hat on backward wearing over his shirt for all to see, a ballistic bullet-proof looking vest. everybody i guess their idea was to make everybody think they were cops going in. weirdest thing of all no one knows what they were after what they wanted or who they were after inside the store possibly. they never held up the store or anybody else inside. the first giveaways that these guys are not police is, out in the parking lot that surveillance video. first of all they park their minivan never saw any cops anywhere driving a soccer mom minivan but unlike police who would pull up real close to the door these guys parka monk all of the shoppers. >> security officers monitoring the close circuit tv and saw these two gentlemen come in the store. they were going from aisle to aisle and they were looking for somebody inside the store.

guest: china is far bigger news erie it greece is a tale risk. if greece exits the euro tom: this is critical. it's not a big deal, but it's huge deal. brendan: greece is insolvent. it clearly is. this is the position of the greek government. the finance minister was very clear. he said we are insolvent. that is one of the issues of this back and forth. we are hearing that we can talk about debt restructuring. tom: this goes back to reinhardt. what is the difference between the liquid and insolvent? guest: with cash flow, you don't have the method of rain erie you might have the assets but not the method. there is balance sheet in solvency where your liabilities exceed your assets. greece has most -- both of those things. the same time, when you look at the liability, it is way above what they have an asset. brendan: every debtor says i'm not insolvent i'm just the liquid. tom: i said that this weekend. brendan: they are saying they are insolvent. guest: that is the reason why a deal will get done. i don't tickets get -- it gets done this friday.

or the armchair unrealism of the faculty lounge even ivory tower snub erie among other related social diseases. permit me to say that the military history prize is intended to inspire the serious study of war and of its consequences, the object being its restoration to its rightful position among the historical arts and sciences. such an effort needs no justification. from the emergence of homo sapiens in northeast africa about 75,000 years ago the dna historians and population geneticists now teach us there have been only three perennial institutions of human society; war, trade and religion. mr. churchill long ago reminded us that few of the major unresolved issues arising between nations have been settled by little else than war and by its consequences in victory or defeat. none has made the point so well as president lincoln in his last war message to congress of december 6th, 1864. between the rebels and the union, the unresolved issue was i quote him now distinct, simple and inflexible. it is an issue which can only be tried by war and decided by victory. in a word, the world we

friend walk through the doors of the pennsylvania spca today for looking waited reopening shelter erie avenue was closed since march 12 after more than 150 dogs came down with kennel cough. no animals died but officials from the facility shut it down as precaution. today their efforts paid off as shelter reopened. this weekend only all dogs are available for adoption for only 20 bungdz. >> well firefighters on scene of burning home in idaho last night heard cries for help and frantically knocked down the flames to find the people inside screaming and they heard someone yelling help and fire and turns out only ones inside forpar rots. birds were trained to issue warning if in danger and that's what they did and worked. parents were saved and birds are doing just fine tond proving that even a bird brain should know what to do during an emergency. there you have it. >> still to come open "action news" tonight the beer or ball. how about both? cubs fan makes a sudden filled catch in chicago. >> generous folks gave up their saturday morning to make sure a park in wilmington was scrubbed and

conner mcdavid who has scored 120 points in 40 games playing on the other end of the stay with the eriethere are certain generational players that you knew coming up. you knew when you had gretzky. you knew lemieux. eric lindros, though he didn't win a cup in philadelphia he was the most overwhelming player in the league and certainly changed the landscape in philadelphia. conner is that good of a player. if you watched any of him in world juniors championships, if you saw his games, he's a terrific skilled player. he's got a terrific mind-set. he's got an unbelievable work ethic. he's the real deal. he's going to turn one club probably buffalo now a real force in the nhl. >> again, flyer, with a 6.5% chance of getting that top spot. blue/white weekend at penn state. a chance for the potential of the 2015 team. devin still came out for the coin toss. recently announced his daughter lea's cancer is in remission. first quarter, lynch breaks free. 22-yard touch. blue team up 10-0 at the half. the first quarter. for the touch. blue team beats the white team 17-7. that is your look at sports

tomorrow's game will be played in the afternoon but it is closed to the public which will be an erie imagine for those players. >>> and today new jersey governor chris christie announced he's sending 150 state troopers to baltimore to help. fox 29's chris o'connell on the ground in baltimore tonight. oh chris what are you seeing? >> reporter: well, i can dell you it's a tense calm over the city of baltimore tonight. you see behind me on one of the major intersections of those disturbances last night. there are lots of people. there are lots of police and there are lots of frustrations from people. take a look right now where i'm at there's two lines actually three lines. there's one of residents here. behind them one and two lines of police officers. heavy -- heavily armed law enforcement brought in. heavy police presence after the state of emergency was issued. 235 arrests

. >>> plus cops secret secure areas and erie underground tunnel you've never seen septa like this. >>cariest area yet for me. >> it is, arc lot of these places can be scary. >> we take you into philly's unknown under ground. howard. >> former philadelphia eagle drug al, jealous or angry but decided he's going to take his trade out on the head coach. he buries chip kelly and tiger >>> 200 miles of septa tracks criss-cross our region above and below the ground. but there's much more even deeper underneath it all. commuters rush to and from one place to another barely noticing how things work that are right in in front of their eyes. >> nobody even see social security more fascinating. joyce ever advance gets a tour of septa's erie hidden tunnels. ♪ >> reporter: millions of riders role in and out on septa trains trollies and subways every year. >> it is a lot of up keep. a lot of evident. >> reporter: constant work going on behind the walls. >> a lot of these places can be scary. >> reporter: many levels below the already sunken tracks. behind locked greats and doors. >> you have people

additionally, eri funds will be used to bolster our assistance to ukraine and the baltic partners. as part of our reassurance measures, we maintained a presence in each of the baltic states, poland and the black sea, since april of last year. we've also had had a near persistence presence in remain romania and bulgaria. we have tripled the number of u.s. aircraft taking part in our rotation providing refueling aircraft for mission systems deployed u.s. navy ships to the black and baltic seas 14 times and increased training flights in poland. in the coming year, using eri funds, we will increase our reassurance and deterrence efforts with additional measures which are detailed in my prepared statement. similarly, nato has taken concrete steps to reassure the allies and to deter russia. these measures are defensive, proportionate and fully in line with our obligations under the north atlantic treaty to provide for collective defense of the alliance. allies have also agreed to measures as part of nato's readiness action plan that will improve the alliances long-term military posture a

it's erie. very erie. >> to say the least. >>> we have a got a-- >> a robot mode.e a much nicer day on tap after last night's severe weather. >> but temperatures are cooling off just a bit. allyson has your seven-day forecast coming up. >>> it's the nationals and dreaded cardinals at nats park tonight. nats enter the three-game series having won four of the past five games and it's no coincidence than jason werth is healthy. starting rotation is rounding into form. speaking of the rotation, gio gonzalez heads to the hill. one big story line to watch is ian desmond. he committed nine errors in the team's first 20 games. this april he's already committed eight errors. that's more than 15 teams. first pitch 7:05 tonight. rx >>> 6:47. time to see what our friends over at cbs this morning are covering. >>> norah o'donnell is live in new york with a bre view. good morning -- preview. good morning, norah good good morning to you, nick and andrea. ice cream giant blue bell's recall of all of its products. plus, the growing controversy around dr. oz and how he's set to addr

pennsylvania, erie pa, buffalo new york could see some lake effect snow showers. we have maybe some frost in the pocono mountains tonight. not necessarily enough for the advisory but as bob pointed out the growing season has started, and a lot of us are planting our flowers. so we don't want that to happen. 52 degrees our current temperature, now we are at chilly 41 mount pocono. we have 46 degrees in reading 47 in lancaster 49 in dover. soap, it is a little cooler, sweater weather if you will, 5-mile per hour breeze, those winds will be picking up as the system gets closer, so be prepared to hole onto your hat there. we had a seasonable tuesday after the sun came out it, wasn't bad. it was 66 degrees, for high temperature, yesterday. today will be right around the same then it really chills out for the end of the work week you got a high of 55 tomorrow we have 57 degrees for our spring fling on friday, and it will be breezy, throughout the rest of the work week, as well. 60 degrees on saturday, still cool mid 60s on sunday, finally get back to average temperature

. >> also, top-secret secure areas erie underground tunnels you've never seen septa like this. >> reporters a scariest area yet for me. >> it is a lot of these spaces can be scary. >> we take you into customers avenue minnesota tanning salon are horrified to learn that a worker is accused of of recording women as they undressed and tanned. he was busted when a customer who only wants to be identified as lindsay spot add cell phone camera peeping in on her. she left the salon and went to police. they got search warrant and arrested 30-year-old jake lindh beck he's the employee who check lindsay in and nudged her toward a specific tanning bed. >> do you feel violate justin drabick. >> absolute. embarrassed and violated for sure. i mean i will never tan again. >> police say lindh beck taped more than 40 women in the tanning salon. >>> 200 miles of septa tracks criss-cross our region above and below ground but there's much more even deeper under it all. commuters rushing to and from one place to another every day barely noticing how things work right in front of their own eyes eyes. >> what no

you come back after surg ery. let's test your stamina right now down the line.round to score. and he brought that again and again and again. picking 3-4. out in center field where it would feel like normalcy as it is a good feeling. he played very well when he was here and today it is a step back. >> the cool moment here, on hand to be honored by the hall of fame. look at coach. of course leading them through that national championship. reflecting on the honor. >> the other thing that you think about, all the players, all the assistant coach because you would stress how important it is. it's not just me, but all those people that will be keeping you going in the right direction. >> a cool moment for him in boston. this ball gets hit so hard that they would get that on it earlier, heading in to the no fly zone. that's out in fenway, in new hampshire. i like that with the bases loaded. they would be hitting on the season with five rbis as they would crash the red sox 8-3. >>> all right, the wizards and their game finished at 7:00 yesterday. so they had time to fly

. >> the horses will be taken to the spca on erie avenue where medical staff will evaluate their condition. >>> a cargo ship that lost propulsion is in mantua creek. only "action news" has this video as the slammed in the mud a foot from the riverbank. it took several tries to tow it back in the channel in the burlington bristol bridge. nobody on board was hurt. >> can you imagine the sunglasses i'm wearing this afternoon. >> reporter: and not wearing a winters coat for a change. let's see when it looks like right now storm tracker 6 live double scan we're dry through the region, not only are we talking about mild temperatures this afternoon, but dry so get outside and make some plans. let's take a look outside right now we're looking live at philadelphia international. no weather-related problems we'll be affecting you if you're heading out of town. you know what why not stay in town. dewpoint, 27. the atmosphere is nice and dry the winds out of the south/southwest at 3. the barometer holding steady now that we have high pressure in control. satellite and radar showing the clouds are tryi

. >> a crisis on the lake erie shore line. >> some call it global warming, global weirding. >> reporter: robert, founder of green sense farms is not worried about mother nature. he raises his crops here, inside a 30,000 square food warehouse, 50 miles outside of chicago. >> they are growing crops and warehouses, farmers say they can bring local produce from farm to table in places like this in as little as 24 hours. >> what are some of the major this? >> they take weather out of the equation. every day is consistent and the same. we get perfect plants every day. >> reporter: green sense farms opened doors in may and is supplying 1,000 cases of produce to stores and restaurants in the midwest. how do you meet the challenges? >> there's no book. no one has done this before. we had to be innovative. the pink glow is a result of innovations. more than 3,000 red and blue l.e.d. grow lights. health plants use sunlight, carbon dioxide and water to produce glucose - the plants don't need the whole spectrum to do it, just certain colours. >> these lights are specially made to really nail photosy

now, obviously, we can't condemn santa clara county for something erie county in new york state did. but it is a cautionary tale. the people in erie county took the sheriff's word for it and granted the stingray request. >>> let's talk about something a little lighter, shall we? there's a new reality show in the works, based on the start-up school in san mateo called draper university. the show will be called "start-up u." you can find it on abc family. not the first time we've seen a silicon valley reality show. there was one called "silicon valley." it was universally panned. this one was a silicon valley that none of us had ever seen. one of the characters said silicon valley is like high school, but it's only the smart kids and everybody has a lot of money. >> fairly accurate. >> maybe it did exist, we just weren't invited. >> certainly not inviting you to the party. >> i've never been invited either. >>> in order to tray to deal with the historic draught, state officials are considering punishing water wasters while rewarding the communities that are already conserving. next mon

instead he decided to return to work in erie for the next 63 years at the erie times. mr. kelly: although mr. mead's passing will long be felt at the rembings ie times publishing company and the entire city of erie and the entire community, we now know he rests in heaven. as true of all legends, he may be gone, but he will surely never be forgotten. i thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend. thank you, mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize someone who has been described as a trail blazer, a pioneer and a woman of firsts. doreen thomas, who on this friday will retire after four decades of public service. thomas became the first foreign female police officer in 1980. in fact, when she started the evidence room was located in the men's locker room. something she would eventually change. in 2000 thomas became the department's first female police chief but she often s

. >> reporter: and matt, this all happened at a grocery store in the 1200 block of east erie avenue in park. now, this happened about two weeks ago but now police are relying on the public's help. they have very clear surveillance video that they think could help track down these two men. police obtained this surveillance video captured wednesday april 8th around noon at this fresh market grocery store. watch closely as these two men enter, the first wearing a gray sweatshirt and sunglasses does not draw attention but the man entering after him does. look closely. that man appears to be wearing a ballistics vest with yellow write ought back, the type of vest many law enforcement officers wear on the job. this video shows the two men walking quickly through the store's aisles. they caught the attention of a security guard and according to east detectives the guard confronted them when they appeared agitated. then both men allegedly claimed they were police officers and threatened to arrest the guard. nought notice the two female shoppers that joined the argument. police want to talk to

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the the shelter on erie avenue had been closed since march 12th after more than 150 dogs came down with kennel cough. no animals died but officials shut it down as a precaution. today their efforts paid off as the shelter reopen. this weekend only, all dogs are available for adoption, for only 20 bucks. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight phillies try to get on the winning side on the road against the washington nationals, jeff skversky has sports when "action news" comes right back. >>> on behalf of the clean environment under crystal clear skies. as dawn see thousands of people turnout in center city this morning this was the run for clean air event benefiting the clean air council. after breaking a sweat these athletes were treated to a little massage outdoors, very nice. >> i wouldn't mine a massage. >> me eater maybe we can get someone, you know, who knows. >> time for a check of the sports and phillies in action tonight. >> trying to turn things around especially on the road looking for that first win away from home. phillies off to their worst start on the season on the ro

a viewing is under way right now at rodriguez funeral home on east erie avenue.licea was hit while crossing the street with his mother. police have recovered the car involved in this incident but so far have not made any arrests. >>> a somber anniversary today marks 20 years since the oklahoma city bombing. >> ♪ >>> bag pipes played during a procession at the memorial. 168 people were killed including 19 children when a bomb went off in the alfred p. murrah building back in 1995. now, president bill clinton spoke to the families of the victims today. >> for 20 years you have honored the memories of your loved ones. you have inspired us with the power of your renewal. you have reminded us that we should all live by the oklahoma standards. >> the event remains the deadliest act of domestic terrorism in united states history. >>> a solemn ceremony today in center city philadelphia marking 70 years since the end of the holocaust. "eyewitness news" on the corner of 16th street and ben franklin parkway today at the monument to 6 million jewish victims. today's ceremoni

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. >> this is just like an erie feeling, something that is missing. >> reporter: when roshell williams and flowren barker think of this corner at germantown and allegheny avenues the first thing that comes to mind is tragedy. >> it is verye motional when you go down there. >> reporter: it is emotional because, this is place where their friend, sister, keisha williams and her 15 ten and seven year-old children were run over when a pair of carjackers lost control of their stolen suv. >> the the kid died instantly but keisha held on for two weeks. >> reporter: keisha williams died never knowing the fate of her children and cornelius crawford and jonathan rosa a were accused of carjacking, sexual assault and massacre of a family. >> they didn't just take their life but they affect a lot of people. >> reporter: hundreds mourned and then folks like sonya blount who volunteered alongside victims key era, joost he have and terence at a neighborhood garden went to work to make sure they are never forgotten. >> i just want life hearing and peace. >> reporter: this weekend friend and family of ke

had overnight police activity germantown avenue and erie avenue. that just cleared out.re getting reports of a crash on the roosevelt boulevard northbound side at ryan avenue with restriction there is in the inner drive. stick with the outer drive as you head north on the boulevard this morning to avoid that crash. we had construction all day yesterday on the ben franklin bridge gave us big westbound delays even during the afternoon commute which is pretty unusual. this morning it looks like that construction is clear. i see an arrow board right here in the right lane but then up ahead the right lane is moving. so hopefully they get that arrow board out of the way and we'll be set and good to go for the wednesday morning ride. matt. >> all right matt thank you. >>> developing overnight bucks county officials have confirmed a man who had been unaccounted for at a fire scene was killed in the blaze. the fire broke out last night on the 6600 block of point pleasant pike in plumstead township. officials say the victim was a 58-year-old man who lived there alone. firefighters

the dublin and to change by then it will be reimposed if you're one to be across other parts of the erie you look across the peninsula if you're traveling in this reason menlo park will be close and march rolled until 6:00 a.m.. traffic was for quite as of this morning conditions are pretty calm everyone else is not too bad chilly in a few spots. it will quickly more lives on today. >>james:water. running day and night during the drought. commercial property in east oakland. >>james:the situation has outraged one woman who lives in the area. she tells kron 4's haaziq madyun. that she wants someone to put a stop to it in this my kron 4 story >>reporter:gallons of water pouring onto the street and literally going down the drain, this storm drain that ishere on 98th avenue in east oakland >>:"that's a lot of water that's coming out of there" >>reporter:and she is not happy about it! this oakland resident who asked us not to reveal her identity says an endless amount of water has been coming from this property here on the corner of 98th avenue and medford street >>:"this water continues to r

the the shelter on erie avenue had been closed since march 12th after more than 150 dogs came down with kennel cough. no animals died but officials shut it down as a precaution. today their efforts paid off as the shelter reopen. this weekend only, all dogs are available for adoption, for only 20 bucks. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight phillies try to get on the winning side on the road against the washington nationals, jeff skversky has sports when "action news" comes right back.

her condition is not known at this time erie it the three deputies were treated for minor injuries. >>> the time is 406 and we are 406 and we are now learning that a napa man is in a coma after he was beaten during a jewelry store robbery earlier this week. so that is how the community is rallying to help him. >>reporter: a steady stream of customers coming by with concerns. especially for 55-year-old bob porter. he suffered a heart attack while he was being assaulted. >> i started hitting him here. >>reporter: is still vivid for the jewelry store owner. who rescued his clerk on the floor being beaten with pliers. >> they took him down with his hands like this. this kid just kept going on and on. >>reporter: napa ca is charging a 17-year-old, darrell peters with attempted murder as an adult. along with another 17-year-old. his alleged accomplice. both had run away the night before from a halfway house for an school for troubled youth in nevada city. peters -- peters is from napa valley. >> i thought he had a knife. >>reporter: kent gardella saw the struggle start from his death. >> i

choppers are flying over our head this is certainly an erie feeling in a city that is on edge. we're live in baltimore tonight natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". natasha thank you this video from the miffled riots captured a lot of attention tonight. vietnam veteran stood between the protesters and the police much robert valentine told the protestersing to home. and after awhile they did. he said todays destruction was quote not relevant to the issue of freddie gray's death. >>> gray was laid to rest earlier today at an emotional service. 2500 mourners packed baltimore's new shiloh baptist church remembering gray's live. the 25-year-old died april april 19th days after he was arrested. he asked for medical attention multiple times during his arrest arrest. doctors later discovered he suffered a fatal spinal cord injury. police have acknowledged they should have given gray medical attention on the spot. instead of waiting as long as they did. >>> again, here is where we stand this hour in baltimore. maryland's governor has declared a state of emergency tonight and activated t

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the men encounter add security guard inside the fresh market on the 1200 block of east erie avenue backapril 8th. one of them threatened to arrest the guard displaying handcuffs and a weapon. police have a rough description of the get aware car and more on that is coming up in a live report at 6:00 a.m. >> vice president joe biden will visit the peco building in center city today. he's supposed to arrive at about 2:30 this afternoon. the white house says biden will deliver remarks on energy at peco's main officers on market street. he will be accompanied by secretary of energy earnest monise. >> thunderstorms are clearing out of the lehigh and delaware counties in time for your morning commute. pops of lightning illuminated the sky over philadelphia international airport. the bright streaks also lit up the center city skyline. the strong thunderstorms did not cause any widespread power outages or significant damage, just howling on the part of my dog and my five-year-old running to jump in bed with me. >> it was the first time we've had a tornado watch. >> watch. >> in quite awhile. >>

this all happened in the 1200 block of east erie avenue at a grocery store in juniata park. police obtained this surveillance video captured wednesday april 8th around noon at this fresh market grocery store. watch closely as these two men enter, the first wearing a gray sweatshirt and sunglasses does not draw attention but the man entering after him does. look closely. that man appears to be wearing a ballistics vest with yellow writing the back, the type of vest many law enforcement officers wear on the job. this video shows the two men walking quickly through the store's aisles. they caught the attention of a security guard and according to east detectives the guard confronted them when they appeared agitated. then both men allegedly claimed they were police officers and threatened to arrest the guard. notice the two female shoppers that joined the argument. police want to talk to them, too. they believe the woman may be linked to this alleged fake cop duo. detectives say the two men left only to return a short time later and will they announced they were arresting the gu

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. >>> it was an erie site in atlantic city after dark tonight. this blackness hides second tallest building in new jersey the once revel casino. it has not had electricity for days. utility supplier acr energy cut power off to the site last week, that in a contract dispute with the new owner glenn straub. private security guard are patrolling the exterior of the building but no lights are on inside. straub pledged to bring in portable generators but none of been seen so far. atlantic city is fining his company $5,000 for every day the building stays dark because it is a fire safety danger. >>> for such a small boro colwyn sorry, over here colwyn, is experiencing an oversized political bra had had. "action news" reporter kenneth moton is live outside boro hall kenneth. >> reporter: jim, it has been a wild night. the minutes after a council executive session made it official that manager paula brownies out of the job tensions erupted outside boro hall here. locks were changed. brown vowed to keep fighting. colwyn hall poured in the streets, angry r

and i think to have these objects in a single room sort of reunited, it is, in a way you -- erie, but oddly exciting and yet eerie feeling that these objects are all coming back together for the first time in 150 years. it is really wonderful, a once-in-a-lifetime exhibit. one of the things that is extraordinary about this is that we try to tell the stories of the people that were here that night. you have the lincoln's, the rathbone's, laura keene, the actress who was the sort of actress and manager. it was her production. and she was one of the people who went up to the box and comforted lincoln while he was still in the theater before he left. we have a swatch from her dress. it is just an extraordinary artifact. once again, the very sort of human element of the people who were here that evening and what it meant to have all those people come together for that moment in history where lincoln was shot, and then make and then lincoln ultimately died the next day. charles was a 23-year-old army medic. he was a surgeon in the army and he was at the theater that night to see the play an

ery month. and chances are, your kids are visiting them too.lk to them about what they publish and post and what they don't publish and post like--like phone numbers addresses, and things they might regret someday. have an open dialogue with them, and help your kids navigate the internet safely. the more you know. last week, the obama administration reaffirmed their right to drill in the arctic paving the way for them to resume drilling. early last month, she'll began transporting one of their arctic drilling rigs in preparation for the resumption of drilling. but green peace would not let that happy would a fight. six activists in a ship followed the rig, and yesterday when the rig was about 750 miles northwest of hawaii, they boarded inflatable boats, and they used climbing equipment to get on the rig. shell filed a complaint against a federal court in alaska and is seeking an injunction to end the illegal boarding and to prevent such actions in the future. i spoke to one of the activists currently on the rig and asked her to describe the sce

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. >> she is here from erie, approximate pennsylvania in time for the parade. >> i said to my daughter i'm going to cross something off my bucket list. >> it's a common theme. >> something to cross off the bucket list. >> we found out that the cherry blossoms was a childhood dream of mine and my husband's. >> stunning and words we heard again and again to describe the cherry blossoms and the timing perfect. peak bloom expected this weekend. frances wood bury is capturing the moment. >> i'm like 70 years old. i have to see this. it's on my bucket list. >> news 4. >> you admitted it you haven't been during peak bloom. >> i have to make that happen. still to come this morning and new reports detail what's happen inside virginia schools. >> how they deal with disciplining students. a man is caught on this surveillance video slapping a child. how police are the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well the