>> glenn: i'm a cuisine whore, you know?t cuisine, you're looking at politics. you're looking at medicine. you're looking at the advanced thinking. >> anthony: i'll agree with you that there is nothing more political than food. >> glenn: you got it. >> anthony: chef mike lata's restaurant fig was one of the first and most important on the charleston scene. determined to source the kind of local products that you used to find everywhere in the low country. as much as i'd like to illustrate that solid grounding and traditional ingredients and preparations with my order, i could not resist the soft shell crabs, which are just in season. with a pasta and shaved bottarga, which frankly, i'd slit my best friend's throat for. >> glenn: wow, that looks great. >> anthony: yeah. >> glenn: that's beautiful. >> anthony: it's sweet. when you had your first forkful of proper rice is there an instinct to go out and sort of bludgeon the rest of the world into understanding what you have just ce to understand. >> glenn: i did not run up and

glenn: absolutely.should say again, the president offered no evidence other than that susan rice or anyone else leaked any of this. there is no evidence. i guess time will tell as to who is right. look, charlie, this is smart tactically, as crazy as that might sound. they need to muddy the water in terms of the narrative on this, change the conversation which has really dominated this for a month. wounda self-inflicted that the president inflicted on himself. from a short-term, tactical perspective, why not try to blame the obama illustration? administration? charlie: suppose it turns out that it is in fact not true, and he claimed that he had reason to believe in might be true. glenn: yes. as he always does. i have had conversation with white house officials over the last couple of days. they have been increasingly candid about their concern on the information flow of the president. that is a dominant issue here. part of that was solved, ironically, by the elimination of the masked man, or the unmasked

. [ light laughter ] >> seth: that is -- that is glenn close in a glenn close robe. >> i like wearingver. [ light laughter ] yeah. >> seth: i'll remember that the next time i get you something. >> no -- fred johanson who plays max, made -- had that made for me, it's -- it's outrageous and fabulous. >> seth: and do you often wear it after the show? >> yes, of course i do. [ laughter ] and it's very funny, 'cause you see this big thing of -- and also -- >> seth: yeah right, exactly. well, then you have to be very careful when you belt a robe with your own face on it. >> i know. >> seth: make sure it's -- yeah. [ light laughter ] you know, one of the other things i was thinking last night, so this is a -- a show, and it was a, you know, a film, and a story about ageism in hollywood. you know, this -- this character, norma desmond. it's about how the film industry and the country has forgotten about her, and yet this is a very exciting time on broadway for sort of, actors who -- who've been around for a while, like yourself and bette midler. and patti lupone. >> i know. sally field. >> se

toss it back to glenn in the studio. glenn? >> hi, erika.ou're getting a chance to go outside over the weekend, too, and get nice and warm, but not as much sun as we go into tomorrow compared to what erika was seeing now. we got sunshine off the ben franklin bridge, and, yeah, kind of a mild day. not exceptionally warm for this time of the year, but wait until sunday. as we look into the suburbs, chester, montgomery counties, bucks, lincoln university, 68 degrees. sadsburiville, 66. and exen, 68. and new hope, 68 degrees. pretty close to the 70-degree mark but most folks, not quite there. everybody's going to be well above 70 going into sunday. everybody's going to see some of those clouds back to the west coming in during the day tomorrow. so it's not going to be a repeat of today, at least the way it's going to look, but temperatures will be fairly similar. maybe a couple degrees lower in some spots, because of the increased cloud cover. ed wind, 10 to 15 miles an hour out of the south. langhorn, 63. reading 66. you can see, got the cloudy

glenn: i think we have seen bold and sweeping statements.ns we have seen have been targeted protecting jobs and b foundation for future jobs over time. vonnie: what does that mean? are there mines to be mined? glenn: we are currently recruiting across our operations in the united states. but i also believe that the foundations have been laid to enable clear signals to occur around the generation other delight, defer or turn around what we see as about 50 gigawatts of planned capacity coming off-line over the next five years. also if we can get exports of cold going forward that would be future increases. vonnie: you are talking about the scaling back of regulations and returning of the climate related regulations that were put in place in the obama administration. glenn: regulations with respect waysergy, which in some squeezes coal out. i think the administration has some clear signals about the importance of cold as being part of energy going forward. we would certainly agree with that. we think there are inherent benefits with coal. it's

glenn, welcome to democracy now! your response to the latest news that the u.s. government the justice department is preparing arrest warrant for julian assange? what is interesting is the justice department under president obama experiment it with this idea for a long time. they impaneled a grand jury to criminally investigate wikileaks and assange. they wanted to prosecute them for publishing the trove of to thets 2011 relating iraqi afghanistan wars as well as the u.s. state department diplomatic cables. what the obama justice department found was it is impossible to prosecute wikileaks for publishing secret documents without also prosecuting media organizations that regularly do the same thing. "the newer times" and the guardian and many other news organizations also published huge troves of the documents provided by chelsea manning. it was too much of a threat to press freedom, even for the obama administration to try and create a theory under which wikileaks could be prosecuted. fast forward five years later, there's been a lot more wikileaks leaks and publ

chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz has more on the timing and the impact this storm will have on your neighborhood. >> the timing is in our favor because we don't have to deal with the afternoon rush. the cameras shaking because the wind is increasing ahead of that storm system. we have a few blips on radar north and west of reading but the main area still way back to the west. tremendous thunderstorms down near virginia. the worse of that system looks like it's going to track to our south and also because it's in the middle of the night it'll be less potent than it is right now. by 10:00 we're starting to see a little bit of the rain moving in but by midnight we're really getting slammed and some folks are going to be woken up by this because it's going to be showers and thunderstorms with some very heavy rain, maybe another batch here at 2:00 in the morning. pretty active between midnight and 4:00 a.m. things are already quieting down by 6:00 a.m. that's just the first round of storms this week. i'll tell you about the rest coming up. >>> right now a teenage girl is sti

glenn schwartz has the holiday forecast. glenn?re not going to see temperatures in the 80s here. at cape may or other places along the jersey shore? it would be nice but there is a sea breeze coming and it going to make things cooler. cape may itself is 50 degrees. 49 in ventner and holgate. as long as the wind is coming off the ocean, it's limited to how warm it can get during the day. it's kind of mild right now -- well, across the area for this time of night. but if you think this is mild, wait until you see the temperatures tomorrow night at this time. they should be in the 60s. for low temperatures sunday morning in the 60s. we got to 68 today, 67 tomorrow because of all the clouds coming in, but sunday, 85 degrees. and that's not a stretch, either. it's going to be easy to get to 80. we've got clear skies right now. we head back to the west. we've got some clouds in ohio, thicker clouds in indiana and showers there, so some of that will be moving eastward. it's not going to get here fast enough to bother you during the day to

charlie: glenn? glenn: hugh is grading on a curve here. i will give him props for that.his is a president that, according to a pair of polls, in the abc washington post poll and one by nbc a couple days ago, is in the 42% to 44% approval rating. that is the lowest by far of any president in the modern era. it means he has far less political capital with which to act. he was handed a humiliating defeat on health care stuff. more than that, i think there was a fundamental misapprehension by the president and his team, particularly steve bannon, about how the presidency works. they thought they could achieve a great deal through executive action instead of realizing what most presidents know, which is executive orders are more effective at the end of an administration or the end of a first or second term when legislative routes have been blocked. the president, what we are seeing is him learning over the -- learning on the jobs. over the last couple weeks, and if you are a reporter, there are a handful of encouraging signs. he is learning after months. charlie: but there's

for this mission, once again, the name john glenn is flying into space. v rocket blasted off right on the money, 11:11 this morning, weather was perfect and the lift off all this after being delayed a month for hydraulic fixes. 20 minutes after the launch, the rocket detached from the ss john glenn, falling into the ocean south of australia and propelling their cargo ship at 10,000 miles an hour onward to the space station. on board, 7600 pounds of supplies, food and water for orbiting astronauts and cosmonauts plus hardware for the station and numerous scientific experiments including the advanced plant habitat, a high-tech space garden, about the size of a kitchen of an packed with seeds related to cabbage and mustard, scientists want to see how well it works because if we are ever going to go on a long-range trip, the astronauts are going to have to form their own food. >> jon: cool stuff, keep cape canaveral, thank you. we are back in a moment. and if i'd been caring for tom's dad, i would have noticed some dizziness that could lead to balance issues.

i would like for you to give us that story with john glenn, please. >> so the question was actually a request to recount what is probably the most well-known anecdote that has to do with a particular history. it is certainly an anecdote that has been told many times and for the last 50 years basically about catherine johnson and her role in the orbital mission of john glenn's flight that tipped the balance in the space race between the united states and the soviet union. as you know from the research here the computer today we think of as a piece of electronic hardware. before really the 1950s and 60s in the advance of the enormous electronic calculating machines a computer with somebody who computed and that usually meant it was a woman. so when these electronic computer started coming, being used more widely for government applications and business applications it took a while for people to trust them with any new technology to figure out how to use them to understand how viable they are. for a long time most of the aeronautical research and even into the early part of the space pro

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glenn "hurricane" schwartz here with a forecast, glenn. >> yeah.ut sunshine across the area. the visibility is pretty good. humidity is lower today than yesterday. it is a lot warmer today. it is already about 15 degrees warmer in many parts of the shore areas. there are a few people starting to show up although the sea breeze is starting to kick in. it will drop the temperature during the afternoon. 78 in philadelphia and mount holly. it is 70 here. generally a west to northwest wind. can hardly see any cloud cover around with early morning showers. they have long since moved out. we are not expecting any showers for this afternoon or evening. it will be a beautiful afternoon for most folks. some people will prefer toob little bit cooler and then you'll be disappointed especially tomorrow when we are near record warmth plus much more humid. so it will be feeling like it's in the 90s. but sunday is a totally different picture. we'll get into those changes coming up in a few minutes. the senate is set to vote. the government is set to run out of mon

john glenn was buried on what would have been john and annie glenn's 74th wedding anniversary marriedril 6th. at the internment today, annie glenn was in a wheelchair. a traditional arlington burial for a korean war veteran. first american to orbit the earth and decades later after his service in the senate, he returned for another final mission to space. the oldest person to fly in space. john glenn died in december and he was beloved both here and around the country and indeed around the world. and that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." thank you for being with us. craig melvins up next here on msnbc. craig? >> andrea, thank you. good afternoon. craig melvin here. busy news day in the nation's capital. going nuclear. republicans just changed the senate rules to get their nominee on the high court 30 hours of debate on the gorsuch nomination has begun. you are seeing a live look there at the senate floor. what will the fallout be from going nuclear? also, ethics probe for leading an investigation to being investigated. the house ethics committee now looking into

glenn is being laid to rest at arlington national ceremony this afternoon.lenn was 95 when he passed away in december. his body laid in repose at the ohio statehouse. he was the first american to orbit the earth in 1962. he became the oldest human in space scherffing on the discovery in 1988. >> commemoration this morning in philadelphia. the united states entrance into the first world war. "eyewitness news" at roman catholic high school as president wilson's declaration of war was read aloud one year later. roll call was also read with special acknowledgement for those given military honors. >> well, rocker jon bon jovi cuts a concert short in pennsylvania after performing for just 90 minutes. >> we'll tell you why he had to leave the stage. >>> plus, he's back. richard simmons comes out of hiding and snags a new maryland deal. >> get ready to dig deeper into your pockets, fill up your gas tank. what's fueling a spike in gas prices when "eyewitness news" returns at noon. >> ♪ >> gas prices on the way up. >> chris martinez tells us why prices are expected to

john glenn died in december at the age of 95. he was a marine fighter pilot who also became the first american to orbit the earth. john glenn later served 24 years as a united states senator from ohio. >>> more on the woman expected to come up with $35 million to get out of jail today. >> also pepsi now taking action after a controversy over a new ad. why some say pepsi is using the black lives matter movement for commercial gain and how the company is responding. >> and right now your drive on highway 24 through lafayette looks good. but coming up we're going to have a look at the super commute on tracy. we're talking about a slight slow down. >> some rain is trying to start up in the north bay. the main show if you will is tonight. your timeline will show the best opportunity for rain will be later this afternoon into this evening. >>> welcome back to mornings on two. it's 4:42. bay area stores are on the list of payless's stores closing. >> one store on story road in san jose will close. along with a store in martinez. now the

. >> first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz tracking the threat in your most accurate forecast. >> well, we've got warm air coming in but we've also got a lot of wet weather as the flag illustrates and here's the first radar echos just north and west of reading but that is just the beginning. the main area is still well back to the south, west virginia, down into western virginia. it's still several hours away and here's the hour by hour showing generally some offer of it starting by 10, 11:00 tonight but nothing before that and some of the heaviest occurring after midnight. midnight to about 3:00 in the morning. those oranges indicate very heavy rain or even thunderstorms. that's why it could wake you up in the middle of the night and it's really tapering off as we start the morning rush. could be a leftover shower by 6:00 a.m. but not much. certainly not compared to what we're having in the middle of the night. and then some scattered showers and storms developing during the afternoon. the southeast winds are bringing the warmer air in that's in the mid-60s right now

do or die game to the oilers, and vern glenn has more ahead. but local businesses at least are reaping the rewards of a very busy weekend. >> reporter: what a weekend in san jose with several events happening at the same time, including the sharks who played behind me and just a couple of blocks away an event that threw in tens of thousands -- drew in tens of thousands of people. welcome to a special weekend. [ cheering ] >> reporter: in san jose, where the worlds of sports and super heroes are colliding. and businesses are taking advantage of the thousands of people coming into the downtown area. >> there's just traffic and people everywhere. people walking everywhere, roads closed. it's pretty crazy. >> reporter: tonight warriors and giants fans packed sports bars to watch the away games. at the same time more than 17,000 people packed the sharks game. >> they're in it to win it. >> reporter: but likely the biggest draw to downtown san jose is the second annual silicon valley comic-con. the event is expected to attract more than 60,000 fans t

right, glenn? >> yeah. going to be kind of windy, too.t might help you a little bit, because 85 degrees is pretty warm. especially when the sun is out, and our bodies are not used to that. so it's really going to feel warm on sunday. 67 degree s and virtually no wid in philadelphia. 69, lee high valley. look how blue the sky is. no wind there either. you don't see that a whole lot this time of the year. well, let's head to the shore. check on the wind and those temperatures. and ocean temperature up to 52, but with the wind coming in, 54 in the city, all afternoon that way. 55 at summer's point. 54 in cape may point. doesn't matter how warm inland. a wind coming in off the ocean and the ocean is that chilly, it's not going to warm up a whole lot and that's the case this weekend at the beaches. only up to 68 degrees today. pretty close to that tomorrow. held down by the cloud cover they're prishedicting. sunday add sunshine and more westerly wind and warmer air mass, you get into the mid-80s. it will be easy to get into the 80s on sunday.

glenn, not quite football weather, but we'll take it, right? back out here live at our nbc 10 nfl draft headquarters. >> we're having a great time and the eagles have their draftboard ready to make their picks tomorrow. csn's john clark is live at the novacare complex. john. >> yeah, hey, we caught up with the local draft experts, mike mayock. who does he want the eagles to take? hassan reddick, his dream is going to come true. and we're hearing from the ravens, coming up next. >>> i'm john clark live from the eagles novacare complex. one more night, the nfl draft. some people want the eagles to take a corner back or a defensive end. but take a look at carson went. why do we show carson? a lot of nfl network analysts that we caught up with today want to find a weapon for carson wentz. philly's own mike mayock said the same thing. carson wentz went from 13 to 8 to 2. most of the skill position people are on effectively one-year contracts. so whoever the top defensive player on the board is, whether conley is available, whether it's rub b foster,

glenn, don't throw any interceptions, please. >> yeah. i don't think we've got a problem in this case. and we've been telling you this for over a week with our ten-day forecast that the weather was likely to dry out and warm up by the time we had the draft and that is going to happen. this big upper air storm that's background plaguing us for the last few days is finally starting to move out. the dryer air from the west moving in. it's taking its good old time, but by the time we get into tomorrow, we're okay. noon time, 69 degrees. we have some clouds, especially to start the day, but they're breaking up by late morning and into the afternoon. by 2:00, 74 degrees. getting even sunnier. 4:00, 77 degrees, going for a high of 78 for tomorrow. 76 even by 6:00. still sunny skies and it doesn't really cool off that much very quickly in the evening. 8:00, 72 degrees. and by 11:00, it is still in the mid 60s. then it gets even warmer for friday and saturday, plus the rest of the area's numbers, coming up. >>> here is a look at some of the other

[applause] hi glenn. obviously, the press briefings have been pretty interesting. the fact that you have a saturday night live character already is a factor. talk about this particular white house and the challenges in doing so. >> by the way, i'd like to congratulate the museum, whatever they put in some coffee this morning calm things down considerably. i would recommend that every day. [laughter] do you really, glen? i say this with great affection. >> i think the tone and we were talking about this but the tone was that the day after the inauguration when sean spicer came out and decided to prorate the media about the crowd sizes at the inaugural. the thing about that is bizarre is that was, that wasn't the salient issue for me personally. my problem was that he came in, shouted at everybody and refused to take questions. to me that was a fundamental violation of the fundamental purpose of that room. it wasn't about questions it's about answers. i have heard sean and a lot of different venues and i think he was subdued and contrite today but i have seen a dimin

senator john glenn at arlington national cemetery. glenn died in december at the age of 95. tributes took place in glenn's native ohio to honor the first american to orbit the earth. the democrat served 24 years in the u.s. senate. glenn's family chose tomorrow for his burial. that is because it would have been the 74th wedding anniversary for glenn and his widow annie. >> well, the bids are in. president trump promised to build a border wall. we are now one step closer and some of the plans a little bit unusual. we'll tell you what they might include. >> i'm spencer christian. now the clouds and not long the rain. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up. >> this wednesday traffic is moving steadily through san rafael on 101. traffic is on your hei >>> get to know your neighbor, that's the take away from an earthquake preparedness summit in san francisco. abc 7 news and emergency personnel discussed rescue efforts after a major disaster. they simulated what would happen if a magnitude 7 earthquake hit oakland on the hayward fault. seismologists predict there would be wi

let me go to glenn on this.ou know this story began, as we all know, with this weird old testament thing bically that president obama wiretapped president trump during the campaign in trump tower. from that, we get this variety of possibilities that are conflated that somehow set that up as truth. do you notice, glenn, how they do this? it has gone so far afield that it's her checking out the names of some intercept and seeing who this person is has now somehow -- wiretapping trump during the campaign when now we're talking about something that happened during the transition involving some of these peripheral figures perhaps. nothing to do with wiretapping. nothing to do with president obama. nothing to do with trump even. having to do with nothing, and yet trump uses it to back up his crazy campaign theme that somehow during the campaign, he was being wiretapped. your thoughts. >> well, look, you know, first of all, i'd love to see a chart, just a chart that includes all of the news stories that that one tweet

senator john glenn, laid to rest today.> martha: breaking tonight, back on the campaign trail, we remember how then mr. trump talked about his opponent and what she would do about syria. >> she wants to start a's war in syria, and conflict with a nuclear armed russia, that could easily lead to world war iii. >> martha: the president, mr. trump, says this. >> i now have responsibility and i will have responsibility and carry it very proudly. it is >> martha: here he is just moments ago. >> i think what happened in syria is a disgrace to humanity. he is there and i guess he

glenn, you got to get out there on the grill.s today. >> hey, it's time to grill. it's easter. it doesn't matter what time of year it is. it makes no difference. i've got, you know, take -- we'll dot traditional ham we'll grill it i got grilled vegetables. we'll do a grilled banana split. >> got to love it. >> hey, no place to be than right here fox 29 good day weekend edition. be right back. ♪ discover card. i'm not a customer, but i'm calling about that credit scorecard. give it. sure! it's free for everyone. oh! well that's nice! and checking your score won't hurt your credit. oh! i'm so proud of you. well thank you. free at at discover.com/creditscorecard, even if you're not a customer. congrbut when right-wingomised topoliticians triedth care. to pass a disastrous health care repeal bill that raises costs and cuts coverage, macarthur wouldn't oppose them. macarthur wouldn't protect us from a bill that raises premiums and causes 24 million to lose their insurance. wouldn't oppose a massive "age tax" on people over 50. but sup

please i am going to have our first witness honorable glenn fine . thank you for being here and we welcome your opening statement. >> good afternoon chairwoman, ranking member moulton and members of the subcommittee. thank you for inviting me to appear before you today to discuss the investigation by the department of defense office of inspector general into allegations that senior officials falsified distorted or delayed or suppressed intelligence products related to his effort to degrade and destroy iso. we devoted significant resources to investigating them.some of the team of more than 30 employees to handle investigation. our team did investigate hundred 20 interviews and 120 witnesses between inside and outside. in addition we collected and reviewed a massive amounts of draft and final intelligence products and emails produced by centcom. also included intelligence officials in the dod and the intelligence community for their assessments to centcom's intelligence products. we did not stop there. we conducted an analytical review of a random sam

i would definitely recommend that every day. >> do you really, glenn? >> i say that with great affection. i think the tone and jim and i were talking about this. the tone was that the day after the inauguration when sean spicer came out and decided to berate the media about the crowd size at the non-girl. the thing about that, as far as that -- bizarre as that was, my problem with that is the cayman, shouted at everybody and refuse to take questions. to me that was a fundamental violation of purpose, which is not about questions. it's about answers. i have heard sean and allotted different menus and he was very subdued and contrite today, but i have seen a diminishment of that room over the last three months. the obama administration has fought to cool it down after robert gibbs made news of great regularity. i don't think president obama really appreciated that. but i think what we have seen is a series of missteps. i think it is entirely appropriate and unbiased to say that the level of information on the quality of information receiving during these

glenn became the first american to orbit the earth.98 when he became the oeldest person sent into space for a nine-day mission. glenn died in december. he was 95 years old. this is a story we specially appreciate. they are showing the power of the media. >>> the students started digging. the principal said she had her doctora doctorate. the students could find no proof that the university was a legitimate institution. >> the most common question is how did the school board not catch this earlier and not, you know, follow up on it? how did we catch it before everyone else. i think we did our job as a journalist. >> school administrators say they have a vetting process that would have caught the same thing however she had already been hired. the principal resigned before she ever started the job. >>> a step in the right direction. an urgent need, details on a simple way you can help out people in our community who need your assistance. >> and i'm tracking this storm moving in our direction. you can see our winds moving out of the south.

glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with the forecast, glenn. >> yeah. with the type of conditions we have a lot of fog at the shore. there is so much humidity that is coming over those cool ocean waters. we have had a fair amount of sunshine around the philadelphia area. the winds are coming from the southeast, so that's helping to warm us up along with the sunshine. you can see the fog bank along cape may county. it has been a lot of sunshine in the philadelphia area and points to the south. the clouds are mostly up from the lehigh valley and upper bucks county. there is a whole lot more cloud cover back to the west. nothing too organized. one batch of that might be coming in overnight tonight, generally after midnight and gone by the morning rush. right now it's 71 degrees in philadelphia. it is 66 in potstown. as we go through the rest of the day we are well into the 70s. we don't really drop very much tonight. it will be a very warm night for this time of the year. the pa suburbs and lehigh valley only down to 62 degrees by morning. after midnight w

glenn dorg was swornin this morning. succeeds chief keith morris who retired. >> in delaware county some religious history will be on display for the next few weeks. a vatican authorized of the shoud of turrin will be at the catholic church. the display is open to the public beginning today and running through may 5th. >> you probably assume salty foods make you thirsy, right? turns out they could be doing something we never considered. what new research reveals. >>> and the return of april. why you haven't seen the last of this draft that took the internet by storm. for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is nbc10 news. >> if you've ever wondered why you can't eat just

glenn schwartz is joining us with the most accurate forecast. >> the worst of it is over.t's going to be windy and it's going to get increasingly chilly as we go through the next 24 hours or so. we have 21 mile an hour wind out of the west. even though it's 57 degrees. that's bringing in cold air. delaware west at 21. we have sunshine out at least in parts of the area. so it's not like it was a couple hours ago when it was pouring. there was a lot of lightning in delaware. and all the rain helped make the ground a little looser so the wind could knock over trees a little easier. the temperatures, 43 degrees. redding, 46. flooetwood, 45. that's not looking good. you can see these storms moving rapidly up to the northeast. they are moving at 60 miles per hour at times. now some of the moisture wrapping back around coming back at us in chester and birks county. that's moving to the east. we have a little line of heavier showers right through the lehigh valley. that shower that was south of mills bo ro was just moved offshore of the delaware coastline. but this is just part of

it did for glenn 55 years ago.ercial cargo ship dubbed. ss john glenn holds 77 pounds of food, equipment and research for the international space station. it is due there on saturday. >> have you done your taxes yet? hope so. the deadline is soon. what you need to know before midnight. >> extension. and marking history in san francisco, remembering the victims and the heroes of the 1906 earth quake and fire. >> i'm spencer christian. just a few clouds along the bay area sky line now, but more on the way and a little bit of rain. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up i >>> today marks 111 years since the great 1906 earthquake and fire. it was a day that dramatically changed san francisco. the 1906 quake and the fires that followed destroyed more than 80% of the city. today a moment of silence was held for the thousands who lost their lives. abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson was there. >> reporter: in the darkened day san francisco ans gathered to remember the devastating disaster of 1906. at 5:12 sirens soun

glenn? >> it's already raining hard in some parts of the area. there's citizens bank park. you can see the wet roads here and it's about to get heavier as you can see on the radar, this area down in delaware, into south jersey is headed in our direction and there isn't a whole lot behind it, as you can see. the heaviest of the rain and the greatest threat of thunderstorms will occur with that line. that would be around 11:17 in wilmington. around midnight in philadelphia. about 12:24 in ben salem and there could be other storms that develop over night as you will see here. the futurecast showing the heavy rain and thunderstorms as we go through the midnight to 2:00 a.m. hour. then some more storms farther to the south that are around until 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. as we go toward the morning rush it's on the dryer side around philadelphia. just a few showers around then. but even more storms coming later on during the week. and i'll talk about that in a couple minutes. >> new tonight, new details at a shooting at a housing complex. four were shot and two are dead and many

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john glenn was 95 years old. >> well, rough roads ahead.rm damage that's leading some bay area drivers with a very bumpy ride and what's being done to smooth things out. >> i'm spencer christian. this is a view from sutro tower. dark clouds over the bay area soon to be followed by widespread downpour. i'll be have the accuweather forecast as abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. >>> here's some breaking news in san bruno. a man has been arrested for murder after authorities discovered a dismembered body. the remains were found inside a home on pacific heights boulevard near sharp park road earlier today. police say they were originally called to the home to investigate a missing person report. officers searched the house and they found the body that was dismembered. 50-year-old san bruno resident david stubble field has been arrested on suspicion of homicide. authorities have not yet identified the victim in the crime. we do have a crew on the scene and will bring you more details as soon as we learn them. >> this year's storms have been creating q

we've got the evidence here, glenn.t the evidence, him admitting, his own words, when he's running for president. i have a conflict of interest with turkey. >> remember, he said he inoculated himself by saying i'm the president of the united states, i can't have any c conflicts of interest, from a legal perspective. >> again, we're talking about, a lot more people are going to be looking at the clause going forward. >> glenn thrush, thank you. >> which is basically untested. >> glenn, protect your hair from the teeming throngs. >> still ahead on "morning joe" -- >> let me ask, any big takeaway from your trip in wisconsin? how are the supporters? >> speech on teleprompter. >> i thought he was on his game. when he's talking about those issues, particularly to that group of people. >> he's connected. >> this was funny, i was talking to democrats all throughout the day, senate and congress members, these issues h1b resonate with supporters. if he sticks and makes a deal, he could really make some -- >> i saw that. >> do the

glenn "hurricane" schwartz is timing it all out for us. >> you think today was dreary, you just wait until tomorrow and especially at the shore. this is a live view of cape may from the hotel. it's cloudy and windy, it's damp. but it's going to even cloudier, even wetter, even windier and even cooler during the day tomorrow. how about that? you can see some of the increase moisture coming up from the south. we're starting to get a little bit heavier rain around the dover area and way heavier rain down in north carolina. right now it's moving this way but it's coming up our direction because the storm system that is triggering it is coming right up this way. 57 degrees in philadelphia right now. wind right off the ocean. it's 53 in atlantic city with a windier condition. see gusts over 40 miles an hour tomorrow so it's really going to be ugly there. here's the futurecast as we go through the night, kind of scattered around for a while but just as we get toward the morning rush, watch this area increase, so it gets steadier, it gets heavier as we go through the morning. we'll see when

lying on the ground along glenn echo road in swedesboro.hen daylight hits there's no missing dozens of huge electric poles as far as you can see. >> afraid you. huge -- outrage. huge. almost like an eye sore compared to the ones they're replacing. >> reporter: it's all in the name of progress with atlantic electric building a new substation a few miles away. the towering new poles are being installed to carry new electric lines to improve reliability and service. there's only one problem. the folks in historic swedesboro they're not too happy about the replacement pole. >> somebody whose coming into town from the south that's the first view of swedesboro. and we're not realized with it. >> this man lives right along glenn echo road he has new pole on his property. four more were stored here while they were being installed. >> they talk to you about that. >> no. this is what we're going to do and it was done. i was very surprised. >> more communication would have been a lot bet report roar swedesboro officials got into back and forth negotia

you accuse not just the the blaze but glenn beck specifically of a public smear campaign. explain. >> after my appearance on "the view," it's a lot of commentary on twitter and other platforms but i wasn't allowed to respond to those, i was silenced. i have no problem with free speech, but free speech and silencing your opposition, boy, i have a problem with that. >> reporter: the lawsuit alleges the blaze incorporated stretched yellow caution tape spelling an x on plaintiff's office dressing room door. >> i'm someone with a thick skin. i can stand up to just about anybody. when someone does that? that's really hard for me to take in. >> you seem moved by that. >> i am. >> i see a crack in what is otherwise a very serious, tough demeanor. >> loyalty is everything to me. you can disagree with me, but to go out and try to humiliate me? very, very disappointed. >> reporter: perhaps worse for media personality with more than 4.2 million facebook followers, lahren also claims the blaze retains control of her page. >> you don't control your facebook page? >> not anymore. >> i co

. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the big changes. >> if anything tomorrow's going to be colder, windier and wetter than what we've seen today. we got cloudy skies across the area right now and we do have some showers moving up from the south. they're generally on the lighter side, kind of scattered. as we look farther to the south, that's a lot of rain and is headed rain our direction. so it's just going to get wetter and wetter. it's 59 degrees now. we got an east winds. the average high is 67. so we're already way below average and it's going to be even cooler tomorrow. as we go hour by hour we'll see some of the rain coming through during the night tonight. not all night. not necessarily all that heavy until we get into tomorrow when the rain does get heavier and studier. look at the temperatures. it doesn't really drop very much through the night. low temperature near 50. tomorrow morning but it's not going to warm up very much. you can see periods of rain and even the windy conditions. that's a windy symbol at the jersey shore. really nasty there. unseasonably warmth will

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. >> with that, john glenn is back in space. space ship named in the legendary astronaut's honor lifted off from the kennedy space center, carrying supplies to the international space station, the "ss john glenn" due to arrive on saturday. >> and hang on night, fellow earthlings, huge asteroid is going to fly past the earth today. said to be about 2,000 feet long. the asteroid is called the rock, and it will be passing within 1.1 million miles of the world. >> nice knowing you. >> yeah, see you later guys, the closest it has ever come in 400 years that is. scientists say it should be visible by normal telescopes. >> that's pretty close. >> yeah. like astrology. >> if you like end of days, just pretend as if it is not sailing by later today. so we are learning what hillary clinton said to president obama on the phone on election night. >> pretty fascinating. the new book shattered details the moment, secretary clinton conceded to donald trump. first called president elect, said congratulations, donald. >> then it was time to spea

it is also alumni glenn, as far as california state university chico is concerned. with the discovery of gold not to source out from here -- not too far south from here and the inability to keep that secret, the news quickly spread. the ratio of settlers to native shift,began to radically whereas prior to the gold rush, there would have been somewhere on the order of under 5000 settlers in all of california. by 1855, that would have skyrocketed to above 40,000 settlers. fraught.ions were not for every group at every moment, but there was a profound sense of racism towards native people. wasgeneral epithet used subhuman, quasi-city at -- quasi-sentient because they didn't have the technology the colonists considered standard. is not because they were not clever enough to figure it out. it is because those things were irrelevant to their daily lives. on the coast, when their type went out, the table was set. in as part of the north central valley, the mass crops of acorns provided a very important calorie rich food source for them. dear, small animals and insects were

it is also alumni glenn. with the discovery of gold not too far south of here and the inability to keep that discovery secret, the news quickly spread. and the ratio of settlers to native people began to radically shift. prior to the gold rush, there would have been somewhere on the order of maybe under 5000 settlers in all of california. by 1855, that would have skyrocketed to above 50,000 settlers. and the relations were fraught. not for every group at every moment, but there was a profound sense of racism towards native peoples. the general epithet used was "digger indians." in other words, they were regarded as sub human. because they did not have the kind of technological accoutrements that european american settlers considered standard. it's not because they were not clever enough to figure it out. because those things were irrelevant to their daily lives. they were able to go, on the coast, you know, when the tide went out -- their table was set. here in this part of north central valley, the mass crop