frans: that is a great question.eeds more to -- more innovation do coke with its health challenges. innovation aging -- has the answer. technology is not always easy to apply. our health care customers, hospital systems, they are asking for help in the application of technology for driving better outcomes and lower costs. in the strategy of the lips is we team up with large hospitals. in the first quarter we were able to sign a 50 year contract with mirren hospitals in san francisco bay area. it is a good example of a hospital saying please help us with consistent technology application strategy, driving better outcomes for patients. , weur partnering, in fact often embed a subscription kind of business model where customers pay as if they go. go.ay as they output orientated model. anna: how profitable is this compared to how you are doing it before? -- frans: it gives a steady revenue stream. moreover, it gets you to collaborate in a different way, increasingly we provide consultancy to health systems. it means next

and joining us right now, wave to the camera, fran, we have fran, yes, give round of applause, one ofur very and most loyal weather watchers. remember guys this is our newest program here where we are brinking in one of the very own weather watchers to join just studio. he will be in house with us all morning long, helping us to produce the broadcast here. so fran, thanks for driving all the way in from nottingham, pa. that's way out, what did you say, 6 miles or so? 60 miles west every philly. so we really appreciate you making the hike to come and see us here today. fran, bring it back leer it the weather watcher network, some of the most update to date observations was able to send in observation for us t did register with the bubble out at his home in nottingham, but sent it in from our visitor's lot downstairs. 59 degrees outside our broadcast center, and even though it does say night ingham, taken outside just moment ago. there are some clouds out there too, very mild start to the day across most of the region, you have a lot of 50's, even few 60s popping up here, let's go to an

i do have to introduce you to my buddy, fran.y and most loyal eyewitness weather watchers. he's from nottingham, pa, chester county, made very long hike to get here, really very important work in our community, teacher, also paramedics. and fran that lullly was part of the reason you got so geeked out about weather? >> yes, it was, when you are out there taking care of people in the snow, the ice, the rain, do you have know what's coming or else it could get really bad really fast. >> he definitely is one of the wonderful observers that we have in the neighborhoods to give of us a sense every what's on the way, we want to give you a sense what you will walk out to here this morning, kutztown area, you have sunshine, see through the observations there, very modest breeze if any at all. that will will change. see the clouds starting to build here. so jen lip looking at what we call partly sunny sky for now. but as we look at storm scan, actually i zoom it out one time for you, see the moisture starting to build in from west and eve

that is the sentence a former season fran political consultant received today. ryan chamberlain led the fbi on a three-day manhunt back in 2014 after investigators found bomb-making chemicals and deadly toxins in his knob hill apartment. after he serves himself timing he'll be on probation for another 12 years. >> in san bruno, police say a man with severe autism was killed. police say the driver of a dark colored car like this fled the seen early monday morning. it was still very dark when police say scott was hit and killed. he wandered away from facility. the driver never stopped. >> and a controversy over the pepper spraying of this peaceful protest. they had contracted to scrub the video. thachs -- that was $175,000 of public money used. the chancellor has been asked to resign. >> findings as part of a study from the department of transportation found that 83% for flights for leading airlines nationwide did arrive on time. southwest had the best on time arrival, hawaiian and alaska airlines received good mark for promptness. jetblue and spirit airlines tend

cinco de abril del aÑo 2016 y encantados todo el equipo aquÍ estamos para saludar a los amigos en san fran quÉ lindo. >>> rico es lo que va a pasar con la pareja que se gane esa luna de miel a costa rica. >>> quÉ rico. >>> la gente estÁ escribiendo y ya estÁ empezando poco a poco, va a estar divertido. >>> pasar un tiempo rico con la pare pareja en el hotel donde hay spa donde van a tener tres parejas semifinalistas y para sede de ir la ganadora. >>> y ademÁs cosas para hacer en pareja. >>> me encanta. >>> asÍ es como neida tambiÉn le gusta darnos la noticias, buenos dÍas neida. >>> buenos dÍas. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> buenos dÍas muchachos que bonita energÍa es un nuevo dia y comenzamos con nuestra primera ediciÓn del noticiero telemundo un nuevo dÍa y las noticias que acaparan principales titulares esta maÑana. hoy wisconsin celebra sus primarias y mÁs alla del valor matemÁtico que represente para aspirantes republicanos y demÓcratas esta su carga sÍmbolo cuÁn victoria en ese estado es necesario para todos. para hillary clinton y donald trump un triunfo en wisconsin financiarÍa posiciones de

that's not a lot of room for fran or visitors or for gloves or even the dust on the gloves.doing the signatures until 2011. >> reporter: the testimony to her success that hardly a square inch of wall space remains. there are no major leaguers here yet, but fran's working hard on that based on what she jokingly tells the kid. >> i tell them to quit school and concentrate on baseball, then get famous. then i'll retire. >> reporter: don't believe it. to lose these strong hands, this fountain of youth for baseball gloves would be such a loss. wayne freedman, "abc7 news." >> that's a lot of gloves. the warriors face a big test tonight. "abc7 news" was at the practice facility in oakland today as they seemed ready for the spurs tonight. the warriors have lost two of the last three home games, which is shocking. they need to win the final four games of the regular season to set the nba all-time single season win's record at 73. >> and the giants' game just ended, they won 12-6 against the dodgers. >>> a new trend is gaining traction. that is same-day deliveries. >> michael finney h

but maybe you're like viewer fran heck whose wondering why do we do this seventh inning stretch?t's a good question, fran, especially in honor of the phillies home opener. ♪ >> take me out to the ballgame. >> it's one of the many great traditions during the seventh inning stretch. >> take me to the crowd. >> what do we rise from our seats in the seventh upping. >> legs are tired from sitting. >> get some food. relax a little bit. get the fans rialed up. >> bathroom break. >> woo do you think we do the seventh inning stretch. >> matt leone sports reporter for our sister station kyw news radio his favorite theories dates back to 1910, 6-foot two, 300 proud william howard taft taking in ballgame. he was uncomfortable sitting in the seats finally aft the top of the seventh inning he had to stander up and stretch. >> root, root, root for the phillies. >> and because it was a it was the president of the united states everyone else stood up in respect. >> thus they believe the seventh inning stretch was born. >> oh, okay. that makes sense. >> sounds good. >> right? >> no one knows for s

but maybe you're like viewer fran heck whose wondering why do we do this seventh inning stretch?t's a good question, fran, especially in honor of the phillies home opener. ♪ >> take me out to the ballgame. >> it's one of the many great traditions during the seventh inning stretch. >> take me to the crowd. >> what do we rise from our seats in the seventh upping. >> legs are tired from sitting. >> get some food. relax a little bit. get the fans rialed up. >> bathroom break. >> woo do you think we do the seventh inning stretch. >> matt leone sports reporter for our sister station kyw news radio his favorite theories dates back to 1910, 6-foot two, 300 proud william howard taft taking in ballgame. he was uncomfortable sitting in the seats finally aft the top of the seventh inning he had to stander up and stretch. >> root, root, root for the phillies. >> and because it was a it was the president of the united states everyone else stood up in respect. >> thus they believe the seventh inning stretch was born. >> oh, okay. that makes sense. >> sounds good. >> right? >> no one knows for s

>> "the nanny named fran." >> seth: which was "the nanny" here? i loved that "the nanny" went to australia, and they renamed it, "the nanny named fran." >> yeah, they forced everybody to watch it. it was mandatory. [ laughter ] you really didn't get a choice. >> seth: really? >> yes. >> seth: you couldn't get a driver's license in australia unless you watch "the nanny"? >> unless you could answer a certain multiple choice question about fran drescher. yeah, she came on every night at 6:00. >> seth: wow. >> yeah. >> seth: and, as a young girl, you just saw her look and said, "yes, please." >> she just seemed so much more ridiculous than anybody walking down the street where i was from. i wanted everything to do with her, yeah. very young age, you obviously wanttied to stand out from the crowd -- >> yes. >> seth: even though there wasn't a crowd except in the mountains in your town? [ laughter ] >> yes, yeah. >> seth: and you -- in high school you started a band? >> i did start a band of sorts. a girl group. >> seth: a girl group? >> yeah. >> seth:

it was about five years ago, i learned it is not san fran, not sf. >> maybe it is just us, i live inhe city now, i'm curious what you think. send me a tweet. what is okay. >> i'm staying out of this. >> 4:00 on 2 will be right back. >> hey i think the internet just went down. huh, why don't you give it a sec, it'll come back. something just happened in the world and we have no idea what it was. get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. that's a good lookin' pile of dirt. yeah. it's nature's care. what's in it? >>> keep calm your internet is on. >> >>> donald trump will sit down with megyn kelly. this will be the first since they clashed in august. he was not happy over the moderator's questions and about the statements that he had made about women. kelly said recently that the two met at to clear the air. can you watch. it will be a prime time special here, mark your calendar, tuesday, may 17th. >> got it. >> do not miss that. >> that's it for us. let's go to frank and jul

a surprise winner in all of this because frans has been selected for the exclusive negotiations beating out japan's submarine. france will share the technology with another country for the first time. >> the largest order in the history of the australian military and a boom for the defense industry at large. we think it will save at least 4,000 lives directly or indir t indirectly. to give you an idea, the designer is worth $4 million hours of work. it's the beginning of a wonderful adventure. >> it will guarantee work on four sites. we're very happy. we'll keep taking care of maintenance on the site. a change of fate for the struggling naval constructer. 1,000 job cuts were supposed to take place over the next three years. this new 50-year deal with australia brings employees new hope. >> today jobs are being cut. we asked a ceo to stop this restructuring plan because today the future looks different and we need to prepare for it. >> so far management has not made any announcements. there is no doubt this order will breathe new life into the company. >> thanks to that deal, it is shapi

yesterday fran checked on her because she didn't answer the phone and hadn't heard from and china was founded inside her redondo beach apartment . the tall muscular rescuer calls herself the ninth wonder of the world and choose a native of rochester . there is no word on the cause of death. she struggled with pills and addiction . sigh videos you posted a few days ago and it was disturbing. intoxicated and it was unclear recording it. it's on the internet . it's sad. she was only 46 years old. still to come, we have a breezy and mild day with temperatures in the 70s. i have to agree with you. it's a little bit to wendy. the dust is flying all over the face of the $20 all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. even the kids are impressed. oh she's impressed. we're catching up on movies and shows on demand just as fast as we can watch them. twc's home wifi is so strong we can use all our devices at the same time. come back today. you'll get 100 meg internet, tv, phone and more for $89.99 a month. and now, get a $300 reward card. we will

. >>> then bethany fran controversial comment, the way sh telling women to get on top in business iseath a man. >>> and number three, women of "mother's day" get personal to julia's own mom's advice to

that means for tomorrow morning, it will be chilly gros opinion season fran. we are in for a 5 to 10 degree increase in those temperatures from what we experienced today. that's going to put homosexual in a for the north bay,ies bay and try valley, the warmest, most beautiful weather will be in wine. if you like this trend on saturday, you're going to love sunday. it goes up a few more degrees so on sunday, that's going to put the outth south bay on 86. for the try valley, north beat of 84. overall this weekend it's going to be. >> i heard you were organizing the tailgating. >> this is just what i heard. >> i got a long list of things -- >> we'll follow. keel flmt. >> plus, a u.c. berkeley student got kick off aify. >> the biggest contributing factor for us was the ice. >>> a u.c. berkeley student is demanding an apology. he was talking on the phone with his ung approximately. apparently another fas past. >> okay. i know i told you but i'm going to tell you again. the warriors begin defending their nba call in. >> steve kur clearly has mixed emotions. he coach

. >> for the people of philadelphia watching, why do you think you can be the fran quarterback for the eagles? >> i think, you know, i think i've shown that i'm a winner, you know, i think i show a lot of intangibles that people might not see, you know, i think my physical abilities speak for itself. i think i do a lot of things behind the scenes as far as my leadership and intelligence, i can really make myself great quarterback going forward. >> here's the other side of the coin, though, bradford doesn't want to train the future qb and lose his job to him. here's his perspective. >> he wants the opportunity to try to go someplace and not only be the starter, but be starter there long term. he's a competitor. he wants to go someplace and know he's the man. he doesn't want to be there holding the place cards. and then wondering where he's going to go at the end of the year. >> the phillies begin against the nationals tonight. coverage at begins on pregame live, and two days after seeing the season end flyers cleaned out the locker room. there is reason for optimism. >> right now, we're

also with us is fran hauser, she's a partner at rothenberg ventures.bay area, angel investor nat burgess with a firm involved with more than a billion dollars in mergers and acquisitions including deals with google, microsoft and intel. alicia, kick off the questions. >> i love how you talked about your personal pain point, i love how you talked about the market sizing and also the milestones you reached. but i have to give you a b because i would have liked to hear you address pricing, competitive advantage and how you're reaching customers. >> i read that 65% of divorces are initiated by women. how does that inform how you design your product offering? >> there is concerns about parenting. there is concerns about how you adjust the finances and expenses and assets going from one household to two. we're constantly providing that information to mothers, to fathers as well, because it does impact. >> fran? >> so i really love that you used your personal story to illustrate the pain point. but i wish that i had had come away from the pitch with a better

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take it a bit further end lands, west, to the west, fran checks in with also little light drizzle here42 degrees, so that's just raw and chilly weather for sure. >> checking in once more, storm system on the way here. but it doesn't get here until sunday. so the pen re lays at least can bank on one dry day out of this several days of the races, and that will be tomorrow, with clouds, and hey, actually little bit of a break of sunshine. chance to rebound to the 60s, we look forward in the seven day forecast, rain, coming through heavily at times on sunday. and then, we will see things finally start to dry out officially by tuesday. >> good, see ya later rain. good morning, everyone, hammy friday. tgif to you. disabling vehicle was here, 59 southbound, before girard, since cleared. casino of the traffic flow you're seeing. still travel five a miles per hour, will be dropping. this is where we have another disable vehicle, blue route, southbound past the schuylkill, see it pulled all the way off blocking the shoulder and little lane now, well, i don't know where he is going, there you go.

fran francesca?> yesterday he was successful at showing he could have a different side and be more presidential as the campaign has been saying he would do if he was the republican nominee. now, there are plenty of his critics saying that they don't like what he had to say yesterday about being more unpredictable. madeleine albright said when she finally did hear what donald trump had to say on foreign policy when he was reading off a teleprompter and tim cain as well said the same thing, they were almost more worried because he wasn't just shooting from the hip. he was actually giving prepared remarks yesterday. so he's had plenty of critics of that speech as well. >> and you know, certainly the clinton people would be very critical whatever he said. ed you're reporting that the u.s. hispanic chamber is of congress is backing hillary clinton and john kasich? >> that's right. not a surprise on the democratic side perhaps but notable on the republican side in that they are passing over cruz, who is hi

fran conozca de cerca este peligroso hongo puede causar hasta la muerte en un ser humano el cual se revela, me salieron ronchas y no se me puede quitar. me duelen los huesos y se me echaron las manos. ahora mi hija estÁ asÍ. el pecho estÁ como yo, asÍ. francisco: por lo mismo pasa de ido a parar a cuatro hospitales que le diagnostican una fuerte congestiÓn. manchas de modo por debajo de la alfombra ideal originado mÁs problemas aÚn. >> hay como animalitos que se levantan. francisco: problema es grave porque tiene mÁs de cuatro aÑos en el apartamento ubicado aquÍ en ontario. >> una ley local y estatal adonde dice que el dueÑo debe de hacer reparos y si no lo hace van a recibir una notificaciÓn y puede ser multado. francisco: pero como dice este tÉcnico en daÑos por agua lo malo es que aunque el - el moho es perceptible la gente ignora lo daÑino que puede ser. ahora bien, si usted no tienen casa no lo quieren reparar, quÉ es lo que debe hacer? >> lo que nosotros decimos a los inquilinos que lo pongan por escrito y se lo entrega al encargado de la propiedad. francisco: y esto funciona como pr

low- to mid-60s closer to fran with a sea breeze trending weaker for monday. you'll notice a big change tuesday an wednesday. north bay temperatures in the 70s. tri-valley look at those numbers. mid to upper 70s tomorrow and trending warmer as the ridge of high pressure builds back to the west coast. this is a taste of summer as the winds turn offshore. coast and bay by tuesday and wednesday. look at the highs here. even san francisco, mid 80. average high only 62. how pout 85 on wednesday. inland temperatures around dublin. nowhere near that wednesday, close to 90. san jose and los gatos, look at temperatures in the south bay, mid-80s, low 90s on wednesday. the day likely will see record breaking high temperatures. watch how quickly those numbers drop off approaching friday. that is the other significant change in the next seven days, that high breaks down. we could see several days of some rain chances and more snow heading towards sierra. we'll have a closer look at that change for the end of the week coming up in the next half hour. back to you. >> thank y

next -- ♪ >> how president obama played a role in this impromptu concert on a plane headed to san franbart. series on bart. from a troublesome desi >>> now to our continuing series on b.a.r.t. from a troublesome design to outdated parts, now the big issue is high ridership. nbc bay area investigative reporter looks at how the station was put in as an after-thought. it has now become the system's biggest choke point. >> reporter: you're looking at embarcadero station, one of the most crowded in b.a.r.t.'s 100-mile system. every work day transit commission spokesman rand rentshcler says -- >> it's literally not safe to put another train in there and unload it. people at the b.a.r.t. stations know how tight it is, how hard it is to get out of the station. this is true in an operational way for b.a.r.t. because they can only run so many trains to the embarcadero station. >> reporter: when b.a.r.t. was built more than 40 years ago the embarcadero station was a smaller last-minute addition. today its escalators which are prone to breaking down because they were built for indoor use, strain t

. >> mark courseo and chief fran cisco if you have anything to add. >> mark coursey. in regards to your question for the most part are contributions for operations perspective were not reimburseed. we were allocated in the bumgt to cover over time but there was approximately $40,000 of reimbursement we are planning to receive from the host committee with regards to certain special events we were provided service for. outside of that, we are not anticipating any reimbursement. >> are those monies the $40,000 you just referenced is that above and beyauchbd what we expected initially? >> correct. we were budgeted as part of the mayor budget the allocation is $250,000 for over time for providing ems. we will be at the end the day the total expenditures were about $400,000 and so we were reimburseed 40 of that through the host committee. >> great. very god. good. thank you. chief gonzalez is there anything you wanted to add? >> i'm good, commissioner. thank you. >> okay. thank you. that was a very speedy report. if you have more to add. thank you. [laughter]. okay. at this

check out the climb in temperatures for season fran. 66 for the average tomorrow. then we go to 72 on saturday, 77 on sunday, for the north bay 85 by sunday, south bay 85 as well. so a real nice next couple of days coming our way. the only problem tomorrow will be some of that wind. >> get ready for that warmup. up next, grab a seat on bart but don't grab more than one. the new rule that could have you paying hundreds in fines. >> and we have jimmy. >> tonight we have hugh lorie and senator ted cruz! do not change the channel, it's a good one! fighting sophisticated criminals stealing nuts. =vo= they're banding together to prevent the theft of pistachio, almond and walnut shipmts >>> central valley farmers are fighting sophisticated farmers stealing nuts. trucks carrying the high valued crop are being stolen at an alarming rate with 31 criminal cases filed last year, totally $4.6 million. >> unique disney collectibles were found during a probation search of a home. the bars feature rock 'n' roll characters. police believe the bars are stolen. >> have a seat. just d

this video came in from fran, from chester county in nottingham showing just visual that the wind is whipping outside in his backyard here among the trees. so it is definitely, the breeze is a running theme of our forecast and it has not let up all that much and new we will than dealing with the wind advisory through southern new jersey and the entire state of the delaware, for this storm system, so this storm is what will be pushing through the rain, entry today, even though it is right now if you plan to be out at all during midday i would have the umbrella rid to go. the don't get crushed when this rain comes through because you can get doused. we will take you out to 8:00 a.m. starting the time stamp there. net is brunt of heavy wet the weather pushing from the western most suburbs by about lunchtime two noon or so when we will see the most widespread coverage at least around philadelphia you could get doused by this. if you had lunch plans to meet collogues i would take the umbrella at that point or order lunch in. 3:00 p.m. kid getting a out of school in east central new jersey

fran makes sure people have a good time and it takes a lot more than a cold beer and a bowl of chips. >> we're not recreating the wheel. we sell the same products, but everybody has bud light, everybody has makers mark or jack daniels. >> it's about creating an on going relationship for a good experience. >> an expert on using marketing data to increase properties. he says for any side business, keeping track of customer habits is the key to keeping them happy and engaged. >> it is easier to get a customer to spend more with you than it is to win a new customer. >> and that is exactly how greg sees is from behind the bar. keeping customers engaged. recently he installed a bar game that uses sales data to change the prices of his drinks. it is like a stock market. >> you see the bright led down arrows, and you see this drink went down, this is a good buy, and i want to take advantage of it. >> los angeles based todd shram is the creator and distributer of the drink exchange. >> that means the prices change based on realtime demand. if people are buying a lot of bud light, coors light g

. >>> still ahead, a famous san fran >>> coming up on "abc7 news" at 6:00, move over el neino, it looksike la nina is on the way. >>> and a federal investigation into the san francisco police department. why aren't local activists satisfied? >>> and the new adventures envisioned by the bay area who invented the go pro-camera. >> that's calling up at 6:00. >>> sea lions sure know how to relax. look at this. oh, man. the laid back sea lions responded lounging in chairs and kicking back. they were seen near the charles darwin research station. looks comfortable. >>> a san francisco institution is about to open its doors to the public for the first time in 23 years. >> "abc7 news" was at the headquarters of anchor brewing company, mostly known for beer, but they also produce whisky, gin, and vodka. >> you get a chance to learn how it's made and how to taste a spirit the right way. >> the tasting room opens a week from today. the new space includes a roof top garden with herbs used in the various drinks. >> tickets are $35 a person, with two tastings a day every thursday and friday afternoon

closer to stan fran. for the north bay. and trivalleys. temperatures in the mid 70s for your friday afternoon. things begin to change around this time tomorrow. area of low pressure here will drop down. and between the high pressure off to our west and that area of low pressure to our east. the bay area in a wind tunnel. starting tomorrow night into saturday. these are going to be gusty offshore wind. which will raise our temperatures up for the weekend. so, saturday, sunday. now looking at high temperatures in the 70s to low 80s. not much change in the temperatures tomorrow. but by the weekend. we'll have to watch out for the dry, gusty offshore wind. as the temperatures come up. fire danger could be an issue. this is our weekend forecast. windy, warmer, sunday. next changs of rain. see it there toward bottom of the screen. the cooling, toward next wednesday. might be our next chance for finding rain. in the meantime, get ready for the gusty wind to pick up as you move into the weekend. back to you. >> thank you very much. it is the bathr

expected to make the announcement 2:30 press cons fran, walt hunter live in the cbs-3 sat enter, to tell us more, walt? i'm brooke thomas. >> brooke, multiple sources now confirm, that the district attorney has decided, no charges will be filed against former eagle, lesean mccoy, or his three companions, in the february brawl. a brawl that left those two off duty philadelphia police officers hunter. >> the speculation on whether or not former eagle, lesean mccoy, or any of his three companions, would face criminal charges, for a brawl inside a center city club february 7th, that left two off duty philadelphia police officers hurt, one with a fractured skull, began, within hours of the incident. and has been escalating in the media for nearly two month. at one point, mccoy, and his attorneys, spoke in person with investigators, and afterward district attorney seth williams held a press conference saying woe not be rushed into a decision. now, sources confirm to cbs-3 the district attorney is expected to announce that neither mccoy nor anyone else will be charged with any wrong-doing in th

game changed late in the second, shane prince, frans nielsen, albeit henrik lundqvist, the third period on the bench, 4-1 the final as the islanders tie the rangers in points and have one game in hand. >>> time for us to step aside for a minute. when we return, the tale of two jordan spieth was marvelous. (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. s. t 'vreiv aew re clinpcagins r teetpe 1yesruin d perand hhe ctor tiaconorththd ar. aowawdsret erhi.buwh ty meroyo ster ty an l. lyiohathfaes teetn e stwaedneorrit w,etup ft 0meinrn wh uaupadandolo sed pl tanphe r st$699eron, li.cae n'ofr teet ee ts stt preth gd, >>> welcome back, everyone. this is how you finish round one at the masters. jordan spieth, on 18, finishes at six under par, tying the best score since 1970. justin rose right in the mix at three under. he is in a group of five players at three under. jason day and phil mickelson at even par. then there is ernie els, this is hard to watch. his first

we will break down the matchup and temple head coach fran dunphy he will join us live from houston tohare his thoughts on jay wright. that's tonight 7:30 here on 6abc. >>> to the ice, ray emery just can't get enough. he's joining the flyers for the third time. emery signed for the remainder of the season. he had been playing in europe. this is good news because the flyers host ottawa tomorrow afternoon. >>> eagles have signed former chargers linebacker ryan mueller to a two year contract. the birds plan to play him at full back. >>> the eagles newest receiver met with the media today. reuben randall signed away from the new york giants last week. last season he was second on the giants with eight receiving touchdowns. randall has only been in the league for years but he'll be viewed as a veteran with the birds receiving core. >> i can can come out here and also help those young guys be better players, you know, by me p-, i'm willing to help my teammates out and get those guys good as well. so, with my presence i can kind of lead the group is little bit. >> and the nfl draft coming up

success that hardly a square inch of wall space remains, there are no major leaguers here yet but franith on that businesses on what she tells the kids. >> quit school and concentrate on baseball. and get famous. i will keep the ball. and retire. >> don't blow -- believe it. this fountain of youth for baseball gloves would be such a loss. loss. from >> do you have sleep issues? too little? too much? >> you take dangerous risks, according to centers for disease control those would sleep less than nine hours or more than ten is higher rates of stronging and drive. the national sleep foundation said tones 14-17 should have at least nine hours of sleep a note. but few are actually getting it. >> next at 5:00 a.m. breaking news in the south bay police activity near san jose state university with a report from the scene heed. >> filing sex assault at standard forcing the university to take action. stay tuned. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning at 5:00 a.m. >> i am regular. >> i am natasha zouves. it is friday. we are happy. it has been weather whipla

. >> joining us this morning to talk all about this what we can expect fran particular from the kimmel winning shows directly from new york to philadelphia. most of our season it's the first year these shows are out touring and bring the best to physical, best of broadway to philadelphia each year. >> wick the most popular, right? >> wicked definitely the most popular. i think surpassed box office goals billions recently but we will start our season with american in paris beautiful mixture of dance. mgm musical starring gene kelly. jukebox musical great romantic for our season in notify of 2016. >> any other must sees people should see. >> presenting two really interesting shows in february. we have the bodyguard which is based on whitney houston. >> so much fun. how many people will be singing all the lyrics. >> exactly. i will always love you and queen of the night in the film but other songs from whitney houston's catalog including how will i know. just a great show. it's premiered in the uk a couple of years ago and first time in the united states. then we have a play based on the

. >> reporter: fran carlos has a lot on his mind for a 10-year- old and joining the fight against his parents' deportation. >> i think about everybody every single moment. not just every day. every single moment. >> they have to put aside the fear for the family. and the president passed two acts in 2014 that gave a temporary reprieve to nearly 5 million undocumented worker in the u.s. the the deferred action for americans and the deferred action for childhood arrival but the lower courts put the executive actions on hold and including texas, are challenging the president's power. >> three years ago, i mean it really changed my life being here. >> born in mexico city, luis depas was brought to california at 11 years old and now works in the capitol but still feels held back. >> it is definitely traumatizing. living in the shadows and knowing that you can do things that your parents can't and you are here representing everybody else, too. >> and i don't want to be in limbo anymore. i want to be free. >> while the rallies and protests continue, we will likely get a decision from the cou

viewer fran had asked why do we do the seventh inning stretch? our nicole brewer goes in search of the answer for you tonight the at 11:00. >>> skies cleared for phillies home opener but more wet weather is on the way, meteorologist justin drabick is tracking some showers for us, outside on the sky deck, okay, yd what about that time line. >> we have a few hours to go here with dry weather. nice evening, well deserved break from the harsh weather from over the weekend. temperatures warmed up, almost near 70 today but right now we are looking at temperature change near 24 hours ago, sign of that springtime air mass. anywhere from 12 to 22 degrees warmer over past 24 hours. the this is what we are getting used to, typical april weather coming at us, 57 still at the airport but then we will get up to the lehigh valley, berks county where we have cloud cover, temperatures in the 50's. the nice push of southwest wind bringing in the warmer air. that is the trend tonight. temperatures stay mile. as for where the showers go, right the now northern bucks

i did put it in an auto-rap format and i used fran and put his words in. quarters in a row, we got customers and we are now generating the cash flow growth. this machine is working. stay out of the way. because we won't stop. emily chang: we will add a new talents to the list of things that john legere can do. what is driving this slowdown? >> i talked about a slowdown? if you think about it, emily, we have just about million 66 customers. when you and i started having these conversations, we had 29 million. i raised my guidance for the year and my guidance for the post-paid subscribers was 3.4 million and i raised that and, for this year, i raised my 9.1 up to 9.7. and holding cap ex the same. do you know that 225 million songs a day are streamed for free by t-mobile customers and is as much video is assumed. the underpinning of what it means to be a t-mobile customer is changing and there is a huge population out there that is considering a move from dumb and dumber and yellow. over to t-mobile. emily: let's talk about that. verizon put in a bid for yaho

this is was submitted by viewers fran and terry and nicole brewer will have the answer tonight at 11:e meantime thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we are back at ten on our sister station cw philly a and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> up next, "cbs evening news". tonight cdc confirms zika is cause of the birth defects, is the you had prepared for i major out break? scott pelley reports now from new york, take care family we will see you tonight. >> pelley: shades of the cold war. russian warplanes buzz a u.s. navy destroyer over and over. also tonight, zika virus no longer just a suspect in birth defects. the c.d.c. today confirmed it is the cause. cbs news investigates the role of doctors in the epidemic of painkiller abuse. >> reporter: what percentage of your patients get prescriptions for oxycodone? >> nearly 100%. >> pelley: and the man who talked his way into the baseball hall of fame. >> it's time for dodger baseball. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

median ceo pay rose 3%, $fran.5 million. as dan marsec of the compensation research firm tells us this extends a trend in place since 2009. >> since then we've seen ceo pats rise every year. you'd expect a rebound the following year when markets standard to turn around a little bit. in each successive year we've seen it rise again. >> reporter: other firms show filing proxies. but on the first pass familiar names land at the top. the highest-paid ceos, oracle's co-ceos mike heard and sap ra katz, $53 million. they're followed by disney's bob egger and honeywell's david cotay. missing is viacom's felipe doman. viacom's revenue wasn't enough to put it in the top 100. ceos who took home even more as their shareholders lost ground include those at alcoa, emerson, and whirlpool. star bucks ceo howard schultz took a 6% pay cut even as the coffee chain's total return rose over 50%. and as he usually does berkshire's want buffett was last on the list, pay under half a million, small change for a billionaire. for "nightly business re

we love to get those eye on the grounds reports here. 42 degrees comes in from fran.t the at the moment finding some clouds overhead. granted, green on the radar, but dry on the ground. for now. that's classic, where you have some time, pretty colors on the radar, not verifying at the ground. that's where weather forecasting comes n it is the reason i've got a job, i can tell you where you will be finding the wet werth. at the moment, yes, pretty decent mess, a lot of wet weather tracked on storm scan, much of this not actually hitting the ground. so generally light rain that's falling. this looks like it is going to regardless start to clear out over the course of the next couple of hours. so i would say after is or so things really clearing, and other than maybe a very spotty shower, clouds should start to break, see few peaks of sun through the clouds, for that first pitch. 62 degrees is the expected temperature at the point. what we are shooting for 63 officially on our monday. now tomorrow once again wet weather, our next cold front crossing through, doesn't cool

sreenivasan: sociology professor sherriann butterfield and literature and gender studies professor fran bartkowski are co-teaching this 15-week course based on" the wire" at rutgers university in newark, new jersey. the crime drama set in baltimore, tackled a different aspect of the city's problems each season; from how gangs function to how the political class, and the press enable the problems to grow. >> even though it's a fictional show, you can't help but to not feel sad for how these things end when you realize if there was some change in the system, things might be different. >> sreenivasan: the fourth season of "the wire" focused on middle school students who are recruited to sell drugs. >> first we're gonna give you the corner up on payson. it used to be bodie's old corner. >> some school systems say that kids don't want to come to school and learn. i like how they look at their backgrounds and show why they come to school and act the way that they do. >> sreenivasan: this is the second time butterfield and bartowski have taught this class. but it's not just this college, new y

chester county, 32 degrees the temperature comes in from fran. nice clear sky. dow want to show you eventually here what we've got on the map off to the west. but, for now, things are pretty quiet here. much further to the north is charles, at 40 degrees, need his new up loaded profile pick eventually. he is up in bath at the moment couple of clouds being reported. 38 degrees comes in from keith, he as well just finding hands full of clouds, out in the sailors berg area where it is cooler, it is wind think morning, and he's not like i think many of are you also not looking forward to the snow that is waiting in the wings. now, eventually, yes, next system will get here, for now just watching the wrap around moisture potentially leaving sprinkle for some of you in the northwest suburbs, next disturbance, basically takes little left-hand turn, head our way, by tomorrow, as it basically rotate through the region, it will basically become an all day event. bringing scattered granted but rain and snow showers, and if you have got enough cold air in place, ground stil

viewers fran and terry want to know can our pets catch our colds? it's a good question, guys.nd we headed to the pennsylvania spca to get some answers. ♪ >> can our pets catch our cold? >> what do you think? >> i guess. >> i believe the answer is no. >> germs are germs. >> can ban any kerr catch cold good i hope not. >> for the most part the answer is new. >> dr. seven is the head veterinarian at the pennsylvania spca he says cats and dogs can suffer from colds but the viruses are different from those that affect humans. >> we're very different kinds of organism. >> whole different species that type thing i don't know. >> what is it about our bodies versus there's? >> so it has to do with the environment the bacteria and the viruses 35 in, and animals tend to have higher body temperatures and lee centers in their body and the viruses and bacteria can't replicate in our bodies or vise versa. >> the on exceptions came in 2009 when a few cats were diagnosed with h1n1 or spine flew shortly another their owners contracted the virus. >> these are only sporadic number of handful of c

viewers fran and terry want to know can our pets catch our colds? it's a good question, guys.nd we headed to the pennsylvania spca to get some answers. ♪ >> can our pets catch our cold? >> what do you think? >> i guess. >> i believe the answer is no. >> germs are germs. >> can ban any kerr catch cold good i hope not. >> for the most part the answer is new. >> dr. seven is the head veterinarian at the pennsylvania spca he says cats and dogs can suffer from colds but the viruses are different from those that affect humans. >> we're very different kinds of organism. >> whole different species that type thing i don't know. >> what is it about our bodies versus there's? >> so it has to do with the environment the bacteria and the viruses 35 in, and animals tend to have higher body temperatures and lee centers in their body and the viruses and bacteria can't replicate in our bodies or vise versa. >> the on exceptions came in 2009 when a few cats were diagnosed with h1n1 or spine flew shortly another their owners contracted the virus. >> these are only sporadic number of handful of c

chester county first, warm, even in the outlying suburbs, 64 degrees comes into us from fran, just gothe low of clouds right now, warm and winnie though. >> go to another one, 66 degrees in from lou out in eagleville, where again it is still dry at the moment. die point is high, six it degrees, use the words i like to use, pretty juicy system out here, juicy air mass, because you're at 66 degrees, but with dew point at 62, that's nearly complete saturation of the air mass. in other words, event lip, these clouds will start to squeeze out some wet weather. only matter of time. david dutch sounds in clouds as well, out in clementon, new jersey, list going on where you are really warm, and muggy, this morning. now, looking at storm scan3, you can understand y we've got couple of showers have been popping up specially through the southeastern half of our area, but here is at least the leading edge of the colds front. that will continue to shift east with time. and as it does so, eventually some showers, and/or locally strong thunderstorms, are also going to ignite. you have got a bit more