the road to expo was full of obstacles. a corruption scandal delayed construction and on friday 54 pavilions were incomplete or rushing to be finished. these expos symbolize italy - famous for food and culture but marred on mismanagements on the verge to miss a deadline but delivering this the last minute. on the other hand it's very italian to be fashionably late. while the expo's theme is feeding the planet. some say it will only feed big corporations. thursday hundreds of people protested against the event in milan, while on friday, thousands turned a peaceful demonstration into a protest. >> why spending so much funny on the expo. food for thought for organizers who main the event is a showcase for a new sustainable way to feed the planet while flying the flag of italy >>> kate middleton the dutchchess giving birth to a baby girl. the princess of cambridge, the highest ranking female in line for the thrown. her grandfather charles, father william and prince george ahead of her. an announcement to be made soon >>> a prem

into a violence violent protest. >> why spending so much money on the expo? end anyway? they could use a fund to subsidize every culture. >> food for thought for organizers who maintain the event is a showcase for a new sustainable way to feed the planet while flying the flag of italy. claude yo levanga, al jazeera milan. >> even though if you don't know his name you certainly know ben e. king's biggest hit. ♪ stand by me ♪ >> he died at the age of stick. "stand by me snowden was named by one of the socks of the century, king's other hits included spanish harlem, there goes my baby and save the last dance for me. it was a hit when it came out and when the movie came out by the same name. >> urve iseverybody is saying oh of course. that is it for the al jazeera's international hour, i'm libby casey. >> aimand i'm antonio mora. fp brp. . >> hello, i'm libby casey in new york. "america tonight" is coming up next but an update on today's top story. charges were filed against six police officers for the death of freddy gray. the state's attorney announced the deci

the mini expo will promote other places of interest. event will have a papal theme especially because of where pope francis is expected to stay during his visit this fall. >> we're blocks away from saint charles seminary where the pope is expected to stay and we're delighted that will be his home away from rome. >> today's mini expo will offer them a chance to sign a welcome card that will be sent to the vatican. live in the digital operations center tracy davidson "nbc 10 news.." >>> anyone in philadelphia thinking of renting out their home ahead of the pope's visit, yesterday the city council introduced a bill required them to pay the city's 8.5% hotel tax. people who rent out their homes for more than 30 days have to get a rental license. we have an entire section on the "nbc 10" app and nbc10.com devoted to the pope's visit and a break down of the week's events. >>> another event happening today. it's the start of the dad vail regatta on the schuylkill river. this started in 1934 and is the largest college regatta. rowers from more

the internet and tv expo, it gets underway in chicago.day event brings together interesting leaders to discuss the trends affecting cable tv and online video and how those trends impacting the new landscape. a managing partner of corporate finance at media tech capital partners joins me in the studio. porter, welcome back to "bottom line." this can be summed up that it is not called a cable show anymore. porter: it is the internet and television show, but it really should the the speed dating cable connection show. mark: why do you say that? porter: because it is in disarray right now. after the time warner fell apart, it was an issue. they have all got to come together, because, basically, this convention, which as you said, used to be called the cable convention they are not talking about the things that are really changing the cable industry. net neutrality, there is not one mention of that in their agenda in the three-day conference. wireless broadband. nobody is talking about what google is doing in kansas city and six other cities,

we can hear the excitement at the expo. >> yeah you can hear it feel it too. yeah lots of people are picking up the bibs right now, registering. it's been exciting. really does make you want to run with them. the expos have been a lot of fun today. everyone's being positive. take a look. we also met a lot of people today who say for them though the blue cross broad street run isn't just about them running as individuals, more about coming with friends and family, pushing for a good cause. they've raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for cancer research over the years. i asked them flat out, this is a tough race, why do you do it? >> we do it for the names on the ribbon. we do it for those who can't run. we do it for those that we've lost. we do it to raise money so that we don't have to do this anymore. broad street is our victory lap. this is a celebration. for all the training and all the money that we've raised. this is a celebration. >> and this is pretty cool as you come back live. if you like to track the person you see here or any of your favorite ru

right now at fort mason center, the bay to breakers expo.where chief meteorologist bill martin is standing by. he has more goodies to show us. i think as an undergrad at cal, you probably ran bay to breakers quite a bit in your younger years, right? >> reporter: yeah. younger years, how dare you, mark! you're right, i did. we're at the people's exhibit toe at fort mason. 50,000 runners this year. weather's going to be great. mark's going to talk about that in a minute. we're looking at all the free stuff. i got gasia this cool head band. julie, i got you this. it's a massager thing. check this out. you n fold it, carry it in your pocket and you can rub it on there. it's a click and roll. it's going for about $200. i'm giving it to you. no, it was $25. >> okay. don't lose it! >> reporter: and then they got these, these, i'm pretty stoked on these energy pads. you stick them on like tape and they got caffeine in them. >> i want one of those! >> reporter: i got like four of them on me right now! [ laughter ] >> reporter: and i got a ton of free

the divorce expo. you heard me right. >> looking to get a divorce.k to many different professionals at once. >> make my clients understand. >> trying to not get divorced and then we have people that are coming going through the divorce process. >> a divorce carry next. there is actually an on-site nutritionist to help you get back into shape in the matchmaker. >> making a change. there not eating well, may not be exercising. when i come in and try and get them to start focusing more. trying to figure out how to date again. online dating in all these different options. >> i feel like i am a divorce professional. do you think this expo could help people? please tweet me. you can always tweet the show. i'm going to go ahead to a divorce party. >> get your divorce is here. get your divorce is year. >> i went dumpster diving. >> all different kind. i'm really psyched subway's bringing the flavor with this new guacamole made from creamy hass avocados... people really love it. guacamole guacamole guacamole see? try it on sandwiches like the new chipotle chi

next weekend live at book expo america of the public to from the publishing industry showcases. >> this summer and reading of black book is the that i was given when i can be congress. it is jefferson's manual. .. but you otherwise wouldn't have if it keeps you from looking stupid too. >>> next on booktv encore booknotes. linda sat down in 2002 to discuss the chronicles the sequel to the hungry ocean and recounts her experience as the captain of her lobster boat and talks about global warming and other challenges faced. this is about an hour. >> the author of the lost chronicles you say that the world's most dangerous profession is fishing. d why?eater. >> mostly because o

we talked to him earlier at the expo. many were picking up their passes and checking out the fitness gear. they aim to set the most world records at a road race like the longest single handed con ga line. this year 50,000 participants, some in costumes some in very little will participate. they're supposed to be no alcohol on the course. neighbors around the route are expecting people who have had too much. there will be sober centers, check points race security and an increase in port a potties. organizers say they want it to be fun and safe. >> we touched on the port a potties. we want to make sure people enjoy themselves properly out there. we have over 200 private security guards out on the course to make sure everyone is being safe and within the confines of the course there. fencing. you name it. barricades. we have everything in place. >> and also we're told backpacks on the course should be clear if you bring them. and the finish area is just about complete right now. the runners should finish in just over a half

if all goes to plan more than 20 million people will visit the expo generating a boost of more than $10on for the economy but unfortunately things haven't gone to plan. construction costs have spiralled over budget and crews were struggling to finish on time and there's been a number of corruption scandals involving the bidding process that lead to several high profile arrests. in addition to the delays costs, and corruption many italians don't want to hold the event. a large movement has been demonstrating in the lead up to the opening. they argue the money would have been better spent on social services and infrastructure projects. still among the police and protestors protestors some were lining up for the opening weekend. >> all the projects has been spent a lot of money and may it will not be useful for other important projects. >> with both sides holding their breath it will be a long wait to find out whether the 2015 world expo ends in triumph or tears. cnbc milan. >> as the six month long expo gets underway head to cnbc.com for more facts and figures and whether this is a wasted

. >> there was a lot of excitement at the blue cross health and fitness expo. for some sunday's race has special significance like bob, who is running his first race since a heart transplant 17 months ago. >> my tick areer is not an issue anymore. it really a matter of will the rest of my body make it through and i'm pretty confident about that. >> the health and fitness expo continues from 9 this morning until 6:00 this evening. >> tonight is fight night in vegas. manny pacquiao and mayweather weighed in. >> we love the fans that come around the world who support this event. i appreciate you guys and i'm pretty sure many appreciates you also. >> the two fighters are expected to split around $300 million. >> today is ---y day in louisville kentucky. 21 horses will compete. hall of fame trainer bob baffert has a horse in the race. our live coverage begins today here at 4:00. >> a crash on the new jersey turnpike involved a military convoy. four people were hurt. we'll check in with jesse gary after the break. >> we're starting out on the cool side. we're going t

nats win 1-0, same score as last night, first time in franchise history the nats /expos have won backck 1- 0 games. >> we understand that we got to play well to win. our pitching was fantastic the last two days. the first game in we scored a lot of runs. doesn't matter how we get it done as long as we get it done. it was nice to play against a first place club and play well and win. >>> look who is back in town, the caps working out at kettler preparing for tomorrow night's game three. washington 3-1 on home ice during the playoffs, but the rangers undefeated when skating on the road and the best team in the league during regular season. expect them to bring it tomorrow night. >> we know that they'll come out strong tomorrow and we got to make sure that we do our best to sort of meet their push and cause them to step back on their heels. >> they are going to bring some energy and we got to do the same. >>> finally mayweather, pacquiao, you spent 100 bucks on this thing, you probably feel a little bit violated by now, the two putting on a hugging expo last night, but mayweather true to

the expo has been hit by delays as well as protests. we have more from -- from milan. reporter: the italian prime minister is inaugurating this major exhibition, in which 145 countries are participating. the theme of the exposition is food as a sustainable and equitable -- is a sustainable and equitable food for the planet. italy will be showing off its new -- it's own agricultural products and cuisine -- off its own agricultural products and cuisine and hoping to give a boost tourism here. the hope is that 24 million tickets will be sold during the six months of the exposition. molly: it is concerning a sustainable food. it is hoped it will boost the economy. that being said, this expo has been met with some major protests. reporter: that's right. there were protests yesterday in -- in milan.police fear there could be worse protests today. there could be -- they have made a number of arrests and seized material they say people were planning to use for violent purposes. there is fear that members of the blacklock may infiltrate protests -- the black flock may infiltrat

the police of equipment and anti-terrorism expo in beijing. on display is the constant preoccupations of communist rule, surveillance and control. >> i am buying samples from a work unit, this man says. do you work for the police? yes, he says. the event brings and uniformed police officers from across china. all of them will have their share of protest and dissent to deal with, and there are no shortage of willing vendors. does it worry you that sometimes the chinese government will use your equipment to control the chinese people? >> just controlling the bad people. >> there are all sorts of paraphernalia for sale. from that hans -- from batons to tasers. this doubles as a torch, but when set like this can deliver 40,000 voltz. foreign and invested companies are here. it is a boom market, and few expect china's internal security boom end anytime soon. bbc news beijing. jane: in el salvador, the murder rate has risen to the highest level in a decade. it is on track to become one of the most violent countries in the world. the bloodshed has so

but thousands of demonstrators have marched into the of milan saying no expo, eat the rich.corruption investigations, a lot of arrests, cost overruns, hold-ups that meant that large proportions of it were not open today. i have to say that his holiness the pope didn't help the atmosphere, when on the live link up at the beginning he said this certain ways the expo itself is part of this paradox of abundance, it 0 obeys the culture of waste and does not contribute to a model of equitable and sustainable development this is quite common on mayday that your radicals will take to the street. it is international labor day. can i take you back to athens as well? here the prime minister of greece actually joined the protesters in marching on parliament and that's what you see there. meantime, on the upside for the markets, there is talk locally in the press that you might seek a euro group meeting on monday. so that it can basically sign off on the fact that they're making talks in private on those debt negotiations. and importantly, a senior member of the ecb said if there appears

>> reporter: mark, we're at the expo, the zappos bay to breakers expo at fort mason. me tell you something. they got 30,000, 40,000 people running this race. most of them are coming here to pick up their packets. everything that has to do with running is here. i got -- gasia, you'll love this. this is my free bag. i got chips, got a t-shirt. you're not going to see it very good, but listen, i'm telling you, you would go nuts here, guys. it's free stuff! >> for sure, man! >> reporter: i'm not done. look at this. look at that bad boy! they gave that to me. i could get another one if i wanted, but i'm just going to take one. i got an iphone plus. they are giving stuff away! >> what? you liar! >> reporter: no, i'm kidding. that's a little joke. okay. i got this. this is a sport drink. i love this stuff. it's great. it's got vitamin c in it, kind of like vitamin c mix drink. here's a black t-shirt. i got a lot of stuff. i'm going to leave this here. there's some cool stuff, you guys. this is the get sweaty sweaty bands booth. you guys, let's see some sweaty bands. are thes

thousands of people are stopping by the health and wellness race expo at the pennsylvania convention center. everyone can pick up their bids and packets for the race. the expo runs tonight until 7:00 tomorrow again from 9:00 until 6:00 then the nation's largest 10-miler begins at 8:00 a.m. sunday. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight, a gift for the families of two fallen heroes. how geno's steaks gave back today. >>> and the newest eagle has landed. nelson agholor is introduced at the novacare center as the birds prepare for the second day of the draft. cecily. >> well, cool and cloudy today, the high 64 degrees. by sunday up into the upper 70's. it gets even warmer next week. i'll have that taste of summer in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> ♪♪ >> and a multi-million dollar project could bring 5,000 jobs to delaware. that and more when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪♪ >> hundreds of demonstrators marked this mayday with a march through west philadelphia calling for raise in the minimum wage. the group started with a rally outside mcdonald's at 39th and walnut then walked

this summer,booktv covers book festivals from around the country and this weekend, we're live at book expo in new york city for the publishing industry showcases their upcoming books. in the beginning of june, live for the chicago tribune lit fest and the in-depth program with lawrence wright and your phone calls. near the end of june watch for the annual roosevelt reading festival from the franklin d. vet presidential library. in july we're live at the harlem book fair the nation's flag ship african-american literary event with interviews and panel discussions, and beginning in september, live from the nation's capital for the national book festival celebrating its 15th year. that's some of the events this summer on c-span2's booktv. zb the new congressional directory is a handy guide to the 114th congress are color photos of every senator and house member plus bio and contact information and twitter handles. also, district maps, a fold out map of capitol hill, and a look at congressional committees, the president's cabinet, federal agencies, and state governor, order your copy today, it'

expo participants are aware of the risks and concerns. they say regulation is necessary and they ask users to stick to the rules. >> translator: we've asked our customers to get flight permission for specific locations beforehand. risk management has to be in place because drones might fall. >> translator: it's true drones have caused some bother. it's high time that officials from the government industry and academia work together to find ways to prevent accidents. >> reporter: drones can travel to many places where humans cannot and people agree they have much to offer but they need to be controlled and experts warn their down side needs further discussion. >> thanks for that report. members of the global casino industry have gathered at a trade show in macau. they have their eyes on japan where legislation to legalize casinos is under consideration. the three day global gaming expo asia opened on tuesday. u.s. casino industry groups host the annual event, one of the largest of its kind in asia. at one of the booths visitors can spin a

coming up, we're going to hear from the mayor of milan at the 2015 expo.ld attract 20 million visitors. we'll break down the figures after the break. ♪ francine: milan says bonn journeyo today and opens its doors to the world expo with 10 million tickets already sold, it will add as many as 90,000 jobs thanks to 2.5 billion in public and private investment. the mayor said he hopes the jobs will stay for good. >> for the next six months, we expect 89,000 jobs to be created. we hope that the expo and i am convinced of that, will be a success, not only will these jobs be permanent but they will increase in number because milan is becoming more and more an i attraction and the expo will be a test for the food business, tourism and trade. francine: we're back with credit agricole's head of research. in terms of the jobless rate in italy, when you look at milan expo, i'm sure people want to to go but actually it is a jobs creation story when you see unemployment at 13%. are they pushing reforms through that are needed? they need to do more. >> they do try. the l

today tourism officials will host a mini expo to see what visitors can do when they get here. vai sikahema is here in our digital operations center. tell us more. >> reporter: hard to believe. we're a little more than four months away. montgomery county is getting a jump on things by making their attractions more attractive to those visiting philadelphia. valley forge tourism and convention board will highlight the county's destinations at a travel rally later today in lafayette hill. a mini expo which falls during national travel and tourism week will promote valley forge national historic park and other places of interest to people who will be visiting. the event will have a papal theme. especially because of where pope francis is expected to stay during his visit this fall. >> we're just blocks away from saint charles seminary where the pope is expected to stay. we're delighted that is the case and serve as his home away from rome. >> home away from rome. that's nice. the seminary is located in wynwood. they can have a chance to sign a welcome card that will be sent to the

. >> there is a lot of excitement right now at the blue cross health and fitness expo.t's a chance for the runners to pick up their packets and try out new equipment. bob is running his first race since a heart transplant 17 months ago. >> my ticker is not an issue anymore. my old one was but the new one is not an issue at all. it's a matter of will the rest of my body make it through and i'm confident about that. >> the health and fitness expo continues at the pennsylvania convention center tomorrow from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. >> and whether l the weather hold out for the race. let's check in with our first alert meteorologist sheena parveen. >> the weather looks nice through the entire weekend. for the race we're going to see a warmup in the amp. 8:00 in the morning, temperatures in the upper 50s. by 9:00 in the morning, look at all of the sunshine mid 60s by 9:00 a.m. by 10:00 we're up to 67 degrees. again the winds should be remaining fairly light. plenty of sun. you definitely want the sunscreen. it's going to get warm through the afternoon. and we're talking about

next weekend we're live at book expo america in new york city. and beginning of june we're live for the chicago tribune, a three-hour live in depth program with lawrence and watch for the annual roosevelt reading festival from the library. in the middle of july we're live with the african-american literary event with panel discussions and at the beginning of we're live from the >>> privately funded effort to remove urban blight and unhealthy living conditions in east baltimore. using a housing court and inspections by city officials, the program fined property owners and encouraged them to repair sub standard conditions. the program was sponsored by the national association of home builders it seemed like another world, deserted unpeopled, but not without a life of its own. [dog barking]. >> it is another world, i suppose, to most people. an urban jungle. but though it may seem a jungle in its ugliness and disorder its real life is in the people who live here. people with the same neighborliness as elsewhere. same kindness. >> i wasn't too well i

this expo is happening for runners looking for sneakers and gear. when we come back at 5:00 we're going to show you what we found. little things they call the flip belt. found lots of people especially women runners had to have this thing. we're going to show it to you live at 5:00. make sure you stay tuned. live inside the convention center, nbc 10 news. >>> before the big race we have a warm-up of sorts for you. it's tonight, it's called ready set run, preparing for the blue cross broad street run. watch it live tonight at 7:00 only right here on nbc 10. >>> and then the big event, watch the blue cross broad street run live on nbc 10 and our sister station, telemundo 62. this sunday may 3rd. our live coverage begins at 8:00 a.m. >>> new video from nepal where a camera captured a monument toppling when that earthquake struck. the monument stood in a busy traffic circle in kathmandu. the number of confirmed dead in nepal has risen to over 6200. rescue teams in white suits are still at work because survivors could be alive in the rubble. a woman pull

jonathan bloom has the story. >> san francisco palace of faip art built for the pan pacific expo whend telephones were the things of the fight it convene all of technology together 100 years ago and now today we are doing at world congress. >> different sort of expo for the much different world we live in today. things people of 1915 would have never dreamed of. t.this is always recording so when something great happens you push the butt top to save it. >> real efficient. high 5 each other then push the button. >> like a time machine. >> exactly. >>reporter: wear this tiny air quality monitor with a lazy they are scans for dangerous particle. >> we care about the food we eat whether organic an care about where our water comes from and caring about the air. this one for kids let them level up in the favorite video game being mr. alaska. >> usually take the bus to ask every day. he mate walk and make machine craft experience at the end of day. >>reporter: for all the cool new stuff their stillment of tribute here to the building long history including one honoring the great innovator he

more than 100,000 people are expected to head to the napa valley expo center. dozens of bands will perform there. cristina rendon is there, as things are getting going tonight. >> reporter: people are coming through general admission lines here, getting ready for the evening to begin. if you take a look, you see a bunch of tents. right behind the tent over here that says shop bottle rock, right behind that is where the main stage is. direct shot right in. we were out here earlier taking video of the artists that kicked off the festival starting around noon today. one of the performers we caught was della day. lot of the crowd was pumped to see her. people charging upwards of $100, residents of the area trying to make a quick couple of bucks because they live so close to the festival and they are trying to get you to come in and not have to walk so far to the festival itself. also security is a big issue. if you come out here, there's a lot of prohibited items. we've seen police officers everywhere. so far, everyone is having a good time. in fact, everyone out h

now, as for the expo, it will stay opened tonight until 7:00 p.m. then it will reopen all day tomorrow from nine until 6:00. now earlier today i spoke with a former elite runner. i have some tips from him for all runners. i'll share those with you coming up today at 5 o'clock. for now we're live at the convention center, ali gorman channel6 "action news." back to you guys. >> brian will be listening for tips. >> taking every tip i can get. thanks very much. >> are you pumped. >> i'm pumped. i'm not ready per se but i am excited. >> all right. let's get a check of that "action news" traffic report and see how that traffic is shaping up. >> my tip is that big spaghetti dinner tomorrow night. that would be my favorite part. but i don't have to worry about that 'cause i'm not running. good evening to you, brian and shirleen. traffic also not running nearly as smoothly as we would like here in delaware county this afternoon. 95 southbound side you start to stack just past the airport through this point at 420 in the normally busy spot. we've got a pretty

we're live at book expo america in new york city where the publishing industry showcases upcoming books. in the beginning of june we're live for the three-hour-live in-depth program the pulitzer prize winning author lawrence wright, and 4 phone calls. watch for the roosevelt reading festival from the frankly d. roosevelt presidential library. in july live at the harlem book fair, the nation's flagship african-american literary event with author interviews and panel discussions. and at the beginning of september we're live from the nation's capital for theonal book festival celebrating its 15th year. that's a few of the events this summer on c-span2's "book tv." >>> on april 13th 1865, a day before his assassination, president lincoln left the white house on horseback for his cottage retreat in northwest washington, d.c. this would be lincoln's last ride to the cottage before he was shot at ford's theater by john wilkes booth. to mark the ride's anniversary lincoln's cottage hosted a horseback procession along the route and held a wreath-laying ceremony at the foot of their statue of lin

the mini expo will promote valley forge national historic park and other places of interest. the event will have a papel scene. >> going to make a big impact. they are saying from an economic stand point it will be bigger from the super bowl. everybody is in the planning stages now. it's all positive and people are really jazzed about him coming to town. >> today's mini expo will offer visitors the chance to sign a welcome card to pope francis that will be sent to the vatican. philadelphia will host the world meeting of families starting september 22nd. pope francis will visit here the weekend of september 26th and the 27th. you can count on nbc 10 to bring you the latest as the papel visit approaches. you can get updates to your smart phone and tablet with the nbc 10 news app. >>> ahead of pope francis' visit yesterday city council introduced a bill requiring anyone who rents out their home on websites like air b and b to pay the city's 8.5% hotel tax. it will force people who rent out their homes for more than 30 days to get a rental license. the measure, if approved takes

if all is publishers convention known as book expo. we are doing a live call-in program. we have two publishers with us. jamie raab is in the green dress on your left and she is president and publisher of grand central publishing. susan weinberg is senior vice president and group publisher of perth he is. before we get into publishing i want to ask about books time. this is quite a phenomenon. have you attended this before? >> this is our first year exhibiting and attending, but we are excited to have a chance to have them come with panels and sending. we are watching right now -- it's happening on a lot of levels. it's really great energy. post energy. >> host: book expo is publishers and book related industry. >> guest: those who are retailers really try to have direct interaction with readers. >> host: jamie raab. i thought the lines of people. people care enough about books to come to something like this, pay money. i think it's fantastic. >> host: what is grand central publishing? >> guest: right now we have assigned with an oscar who read this areas of books. we hav

next week we're at book expo america.n the beginning of june we are our live the printers row which breasts -- lit fest. near the end of june, watch for the roosevelt reading festival on the roosevelt presidential library. in the middle of july we are alive at the harlem book fair and at the beginning of september we are alive from the nations capital for the national book festival, celebrating its 15th year. that is a few of the events from this summer on book tv. host: we want to welcome back former republican congressman vin weber of minnesota. thank you for being with us. a lot to talk about free to let's talk about this editorial that you and lee hamilton roa wrote. you are calling for third party candidates, but why are you doing it now. guest: it is not that we are republicans or democrats, but that we are seeing record levels of this content with the two parties. over 40% of the public now identifies as independent. you cannot continue to march the democracy on without giving those people who are dissatisfied with

. >> there was plenty of excitement last night at the blues cross broad street run and fitness expo. it's a chance for runners to pick up their bibs do a little shopping, try some new equipment. one runner we talked to says this is his first race since he had a heart transplant 17 months ago. >> my ticker's not an issue anymore. my old one was but the new one is not an issue at all. it's a matter of will the rest of my body make it through? i'm pretty confident about that. >> you're there. we'll see you at the finish line. >> in just a few minutes at 9:00 more than 3,000 people will start walking to raise awareness for a disease that robs many of the ability to walk. this is a live look at the philadelphia museum of art where walk ms begins this morning. ms is a disease of the central nervous system that can lead to paralysis. this year's walk has already raised more than $200,000 for research and programs. right now to check in with this week's wednesday's child, she's a caring girl with a lot of love to give. she's hoping to find a forever family who hope her reach her full potenti

this is an open to the public book fair following book expo and we have been talking with two publishers, jamie raab, publisher of grand central publishing and susan weinberg, senior vice president, group publisher of perseus books group, we thank you very much for being here. our coverage from new york continues and up next is a panel at the publisher's convention on innovation and data and the world of digital technology, some of the disruptions in the publishing industry today. afterwards we will be back live with pulitzer prize winner chris hedges and vladimir putin critic gary kasparov. two more live call ins today from new york city. here is the panel on innovation. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> this the eo and founder i am delighted to welcome you all to 2015's book expo america. to introduce you to our keynote panel. today we are talking about data and innovation so before we get started i thought i would start with a little hole of the audience. to here has a smart phone raise your hand. it is an absurd question. you would expect every hand in this audie

all type of vehicle exhibited at the expo including hybrid utility vehicle hydrogen fuel bus and carsunning on food waste believe it or not. >> final preparation under way for theottle rock music festival. single day pa are still visible for the 3 day event that starts tomorrow. bert plant no did you tell and dragon the head liners. bottle rocket holding culinary mash up between artist and chef including collaboration betwee rapper snoob dog and iron chef fight that's fun. >> interesting. >> checkon the weather. >> tell drew has the latest. >>going to be a nice afternoon there in the north bay. lots of sunshine temperatures in the mid 70's. live doppler 7hd we see dry but dealing with low clouds once again along the coast and they take the time pushing away tomorrow morning. nationwi look at weather we deal with another roundof severe weather stretching from minneapolis at far south as new orleans ahead of the front you are in the 80's behind the front you are in the 50's and the 60. close at home tomorrow in california we see 93 very warm degree ins chick o. 94 yosemite. 96 in fresno

events from the book expo america beginning at 10:00 live call in segments with publishers and authorsa conversation on first ladies with the most impact on the executive mansion. sunday, the life and death of james garfield who served almost two decades as a congressman from ohio and was assassinated 200 days into his term as president. get the complete schedule at cspan.org. >>> each week american history tv visits museums and historic places. this is peterson house in washington, d.c. where president abraham lincoln passed away at 7:2 7:22 a.m. a tour of the boarding house across the street from ford's theater where president lincoln was shot 150 years ago. >> this had a great history even before lincoln was assassinated here. this house built in the early 1850s by a german i am grant to america, william peterson. he used it as boarding house, 10 to 12 lived here at a time. this is a relic of 19th civil war boarding house culture. once upon a time, everybody lived in boarding houses, congressmen, senators, vice presidents of the united states lived in group homes. so this house asid

then the commerce secretary at the internet and tv expo. after that, a discussion on the method of oil extraction called hydraulic fracturing. now, gerald roberts with the fbi counterterrorism division discusses how isis makes money itself and what the fbi and other agencies are doing to disrupt their finances. posted by the washington institute for near east policy, this is one hour 15 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. welcome to the washington policy i am the director of the program on counterterrorism and intelligence and i am very, very pleased to have you here. some of you in person with of life's dream you are all will come for us to talk on the money flow of physis to follow the of many with ahead of the terror of finance operations end section and later deployed to iraq as a liaison officer with a tremendous amount of expertise and inside. with a counterterrorism lecture series that you can still catch on line involved in defense with the assistant director. the state department's counterterrorism ha -- to encoun

ten miles is a long way if you're running too hard. >> the runners expo is going on today. the start an finish line. that's my problem, i have to hold myself back. >> reporter: i've done races out in chicago, because of my schedule here i can't do them. my problem i try to keep up to everybody else, i wind up pacing myself to what i'm not used to, by mile two or three i'm like -- [laughter]. it will be warm for the beginning of the race. double scan live is crystal clear. let's get you outside and show you a couple of sky 6s, you can see how beautiful it is out there, that's the shot over the ben franklin bridge. nothing but wall to wall bright blue. 55 in center city. winds are calm, pressure rising a little bit. look at that shot, atlantic city the beach not too many people out there it won't be too much longer we're three weekend aways from the unofficial start to summer. 53 degrees on the beach. dewpoint, 42, winds are calm we have a breeze 5 to 10 miles per hour on the water. water temperature 51. that's the encouraging sign. the water temperatures are starting to clim

cspan2, book tv is in new york city from book expo america beginning at 10:00 live call in segments withublishers and authors. later, looking at hollingsworth v perry considering proposition 8, rescinding the right of same sex couples to mary. on cspan3 saturday a conversation on first ladies with the most impact on the executive mansion. sunday afternoon before 2:00 the life and death of our 20th president, james garfield who served almost two decades as congressman from ohio assassinated two days into his term as president. get the complete schedule at cspan.org. >>> the new congressional directory is a handy guide to 114th congress color photos of every senator and house member, bio, contact information and twitter handles. district maps, foldout of capitol hill a look at presidential committees, cabinet, federal agency, state governors. order your copy today. 13.95 plus ship ship through cspan online store at c-span.org. >> each week american history tv real america brings archival films that tell the story of the 20th century. the baltimore plan is an educational film documenting a

reporter: cordero remembers fondly his time with the washington nationals and their predecessors, the expos. the first game at rfk stadium in 2005 is his favorite nats memory. >> bringing back baseball for so many years and just seeing the fans -- jump up and down with the fans as they were jumping and stuff. just the whole energy that night was unbelievable. >> reporter: cordero's best year with the franchise was the first in d.c. he was june's pitcher of the month and represented the nationals at the all-star game. rightie known for his fast ball says he remembers everything. >> just the whole vibe with the city is great. i still get goose bumps talking about it. my time here was probably one of the greatest times i've ever had in my life. >> one of the worst times came in 2010. when his nearly three-month old daughter died of sids. he left baseball in 2008 run and tried to make a comeback to the game after the loss of his daughter but could never return to his 2005 form. but he did return to nats park, where he only played one season. >> it was great. there was only a couple faces that i

they had to tear down three buildings at the napa expo and they think it will help with the set up andof people. they have four stages set up for three days of music that will feature local food, wine, and beer. some of the musical acts include "no doubt," "imagine dragon," and snoop dogg. they expect 100,000 people here this weekend. the passes for three days are sold out but you can buy one day tickets at $130. locals have a mixed reaction to the festival. some escape it. and embrace it. some businesses plan to close this weekend and others will stay open later than usual. >> everyone when the festival is over walks over and it is like apocalypse. >> the festival start two years ago and there was trouble. the company that put it on lost $8 million. many vendors were not paid. a new company took offer last year, paid all the debt it ran smoothly and they hope for another successful year. gates open at 11:30 this morning. >>> developing news, for relief in sight today for people in parts of texas dealing with rising floodwaters. now officials say that more rain is on the way. our repor

he told me a family friend had a connection with the montreal expos, a team that later moved to d.c. in 2004 his parents packed him in the court and made the two hour drive from indy to cincinnati where the reds were hosting the expos. it was there storen made his unofficial league debut. that's your nats inside >>> i'm delia goncalves live in upper marlboro outside of county council chambers. the prince george's county council scheduled to vote today on a new budget proposal, one that doesn't include the 50% property tax hike. that's good news for homeowners but bad news for the school system. of course the money from the tax hike was supposed to go to the school system. instead the budget is being cut biz half and the county executive only requesting $65 million, the minimum he says to turn the struggling school system around but the new plan also calls for any tax increase to last only five years until casino money starts to roll into the county. vanessa? >> reporter: i'm vanessa herring. two women accused in the murder of 30-year-old david messerschmitt are expected in court toda

bay to breakers expo picked up his first race packet. >> i'm excited to see how it is. they told me there were people with costumes and everything. >> wacky costumes and nearly 50,000 people are expected in the footrace while some go for records like the longest single handed conga line. >> it's san francisco. how can you fault it. >> daniel lives along the route. >> including putting up fences and quick clean up and a lot of police presence. >> alcohol is not allowed on the course, but in the past with spectators and others they have seen people veer off. >> they go to the liquor stores and fill up. >> the guards will be confiscating bottles and there will be a strong presence and a jump of about 25% to 1100 portable toilets. >> we have over 200 private security guards out there on the course and within the confines of the course there. barricade lines and fencing and everything in place that will make it a safe event for everyone. >> that's what we do. what else can we do. >> at race time tomorrow morning, 8:00 a.m. live in san francisco, kristi smith, nbc bay area ne

the expo is a chance for runners to get last-minute supplies and prepare for race day. >>> don't misshe big event. tomorrow morning you can watch the blue cross broad street run live on nbc 10 and on our sister station telemundo. >>> and it's quiet and cooler tonight on broad treat. this is a live look near city hall, about the halfway point for tomorrow's race. nbc 10's chief meteorologist has a look at the poerk. what can they expect? ning of the race. and we've had a lot of wind to deal with all week practically no wind, either, about 58 degrees at the start, but the temperature's going to jump up pretty quickly, and with the sunshine it may be a little warm for some of the runners. they may prefer cloudy skies when it starts getting real warm, but the temperatures are going to go up and up as warmer and warmer air comes in. we'll talk about temperatures in the 80s and also tell you when the next rain is coming with the seven day in just a few minutes. >>> thanks, glen. police say a 9-year-old girl is recovering after getting shot in the chest with a beeb gun. it happened in bucks