right now there is a major pileup on i-295 in greenwich township. here a live look from one of our traffic cameras. the crash is on the southbound side, near exit 17. it involves as you can see, multiple vehicles emergency crews have also responded. this is affecting traffic in both directions. now, on the southbound side drivers can get we on the shoulder but again, a major backup here. this is going to be a problem for a little while. we know at least two people are being transported for possible injuries. we do have a crew on the way and we will bring you updates throughout the newscast. >>> we are getting new video this morning of the rescue operation following the earthquake in nepal. rescue crews pulled this man from the rubble of a wilgd, more than a day after the quake shook the region. a powerful 6.7 magnitude aftershock jolted nepal. people ran out of their houses to the safety of open ground. officials now say at least 2,200 people across several countries were killed in the quake and the number is continuing to rise. the devastating impa

traffic is moving slowly along i-295 in east greenwich township. this is a live look at what's happening there right now. two people died in the wreck. others are hurt but they are expected to recover. police are investigating. that's why they're picking up the lanes on the southbound side of i-295. again, that shoulder is just getting by. there is a backup and police say they'll be out there for at least the next hour if not two hours. >>> i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. take a look at this beautiful picture of lake. our wind speeds out of the north-northeast at 10 miles per hour and throughout the rest of region, we're at 53 in millville and 52 in allentown. over the next few hours, we'll help you plan your sunday. by noon, 58 degrees. nice conditions as you head out for lunch. by 3:00 p.m. 62. and by 6:00 p.m. 62 degrees. offer range today, between 62 and 65 with a mix of sun and clouds. we'll keep our wind speeds out of the north, 5 to 15 miles per hour. i am tracking a return back to the 70s. i'll let's you know when coming up in

greenwich, connecticut, is one of the wealthiest towns in the country. its shops cater to a fashionable clientele. noemi: wow, look at that. lemonis: the goureau family opened courage. b in 2008 and have been designing and retailing upscale clothing ever since. noemi: voilà. lemonis: noemi has been the chief designer behind courage. b. noemi: look all the detail inside. this is what i love. you understand that? lemonis: her son, nicolas, oversees the operations. nicolas: did you make the labels for these yet? lemonis: while her daughter, stephanie, manages the finances and just as often plays the role of referee. [ both shouting in french ] stephanie: stop. stop, stop. stop, stop. lemonis: despite generating $5 million in annual sales, courage. b is losing $500,000 per year. -stephanie: we're losing money. -nicolas: calm down. lemonis: and with the losses mounting, so is the tension. noemi: when i wear this color, i don't need makeup. nicolas: you know what colors i care about? red and green. and i'm trying to get this company back in the green. lemonis:

. >> two people were killed and several others hurt sharrie williams lived in east greenwich with the latest. >> reporter: we're told it happened before 8:30, new jersey state police calling it a serious accident. i'll give you a live picture from our vantage point. we're along a secondary road off 295 that's running near here. but we are just learning that it was a group of cars traveling together heading to a fair in salem county. let's take a look from chopper 6 which was flying over earlier morning giving us a birds eye view. more than 3 hours later traffic is still impacted. only one lane southbound is open at this hour. accident investigators are on the scene piecing the facts together this scene devastating for the families learning two people died from the accident. the initial report was that it involved 6 cars. new jersey state police say it involved two cars. we're going to ground video that we have. those two cars being a gray acura and white orderly model lexus. there was a reports of a driver weaving in and out of traffic priority crash but the exact cause is under inves

row us the partisan right to so to mention what reagan had done or bush but also with this when greenwich of a christian nation in georgia view bush was the same democrats tried to race this but they see the politics and their motives are called into question. barack obama has spoken about democrats believing in him. so in some ways the press has bought into this. >> host: kevin is a professor of history here at princeton. his book one nation under god. as he concludes in the book history reminds us ever legend is in large member and invention of the modern era purpose of this is booktv on c-span2. >> of vampires and citizens pro-american democracy or none at all. professor of politics at princeton professor start with a question that you risk on the back of this book which is why has democracy been slow in the middle east and arab world? to make it tackles the question head on i try to take on those academic explanations as well as the more popular explanations of why it. but start with a popular explanation. people say there's something unique about the religion or culture of islam that

. >>> take a look at all of this water pouring into the new york city subway in greenwich village. you can see water dumbing on to the train with passengers still inside. the flooding was caused by a watermain break. the water has been shut off and the trains are moving again tonight. incredible video. >> after the rain we had here the other day, nothing on the horizon for the foreseeable future. >> sandhya tells us if we need them. >> i would hang on to them. live doppler 7hd is showing you nothing but mainly clear conditions tonight. the recent storm did push up our percent of normal by a couple of points. it was not a big difference. moffet field that's the december rain. 73 in santa rosa and oakland 74. 92 in san jose. we need a lot more rain than that one storm that we had. sierra got some snow. they were at 5% and now they are at 8%. as we look at the temperatures right now their low in some areas are 41 in petaluma and 44 in fairfield and 49 half moon bay and 45 in napa. you know it will be on the chilly side tomorrow morning. from our east bay hills camera visibility is ter

. >>> a water main break in greenwich village swamped the swub way.subway, mta riders posted the videos. workers worked through the night hoping to restore full service. >>> a black eye for the agency assigned to guard the first familiar. supervisor is accused of making unwanted advance on a woman. last month two senior agents drove into a white house complex and hit a barricade and into the investigation into a suspicious package. >>> president obama is in jamaica today attending a summit of caribbean leaders. the president is the first u.s. president to visit jamaica since ronald reagan back in 1982. >>> a long time journalist planners to make final sign off this summer. >> two trenton sisters are the target of a brutal bang beating. we'll show you the video of the i attackers. >> reporter: bundle the kids up almost like it's late winner. there could drizzle around, i'll be back with the day planner forecast next. >> long time tv journalist bob schiffer will retire this summer. he has worked at cbs news for 46 years, he has interviewed every preside

in east greenwich a wreck along kings highway and if you're headed into south jersey by the delaware memorial bridge expect big delays along the northbound side of 295 just 12 miles per hour coming out of new castle because of a crash on the bridge. let's grab the ipad do the commuter report on this finally friday afternoon and sounds like it's going to be a beautiful weekend so if you're headed down the shore, so far so good on the a.c. expressway, garden state parkway. let's see what we have cooking on absecon boulevard. a pothole on the road. that's no surprise. we'll check it again brian and monica in the next half hour. >> 'tis the season. that's right. >> much more ahead on "action news" at 4:00. pope francis could be adding onto his trip in the u.s. the stop in the caribbean he might be making either before or after his visit to philadelphia. >> but first that volunteer deputy in oklahoma facing manslaughter after he says he accidentally shot a suspect. he's now speaking out. a statement of self-defense next. so i'm working from home. i get on a video conference. with my boss,

we're also watching a brush fire in east greenwich gloucester county along company hawk win road along pine mill road. were 91 hamilton township along mccall avenue near third avenue. we'll check it again rick and monica coming up in the next half hour. >> thank you sir. >> thank you. >>> much more still to come on "action news" at 5:00 tonight including the search for a gunman after a shooting on a college campus. what police say about the former student suspected of opening fire today. >> plus, spring activities under way for children across the region but some parents may be overscheduling their kids and wearing them out. coming up we'll tell you three ways to know if your children are doing too much and how to dial it back. >> not my kid. those stories and much more. >> he's busy. don't talk about nicholas. >> when "action news" comes right back. >> he's a great guy. that's a hard question. (laughing) we are the fay family from chesapeake, virginia. williamsburg is just beautiful. because we have thrill seekers and not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that everybody lik

this again happening in east greenwich township. eva throughout the morning. for now, live in east greenwich township, sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> now to the latest on the earthquake that rocked nepal's katmandu. dozens of aftershocks sent people into the streets one day after the enormous tremor left 2100 people. two victims were americans on mount everest. among those killed was a native of edison, new jersey. she was a doctor at the camp. one of two americans killed by the avalanche on mount everest. a google executive was killed. >> four students from muhlenberg college who were studying in nepal escaped injury. three were in katmandu at the time the 4th was in india on assignment they are studying tibetan and himalayan culture also. college got information about the students quickly. >> we were in direct contact not only by e-mail, but with ruft -- one of the representatives stateside. of course, one of the mothers face timed with her son in india. >> no word when the students plan to return home. >> two driver

why not let the little store in greenwich village sell the original cadbury chocolate?t to go after the smaller shops, but when we started seeing this formula in the mass retailers that's when we got concerned because it's a slippery slope. >> reporter: but, say the brits, it's not just about cadbury. hershey's has successfully blocked other british brands. like toffee crisp, made by nestle in the uk, because its wrapper, says hershey's, looks like their reese's peanut butter cups. and england's "yorkie" bar can no longer be imported because its name sounds like hershey's york peppermint patties. so here is a yorkie bar from england. and y'all won't allow this because the name is too similar to a york peppermint pattie? >> we own the name york. york peppermint pattie started out in york, pennsylvania. >> york, yorkshire, you know, war of the roses. ♪ the grand old duke of york, he had 10,000 men, he marched them ♪ up to the top of the hill, and they wouldn't eat cadbury's again. >> reporter: so as easter nears, where are we? cadbury u.s. vs. cadbury u.k.-- a tempest in

. >>> take a look at all of this water pouring into the new york city subway in greenwich village.ith passengers still inside. the flooding was caused by a watermain break. the water has been shut off and the trains are moving again tonight. incredible video. >> after the rain we had here the other day, nothing on the horizon for the foreseeable future. >> sandhya tells us if we need them. >> i would hang on to them. live doppler 7hd is showing you nothing but mainly clear conditions tonight. the recent storm did push up our percent of normal by a couple of points. it was not a big difference. moffet field that's the december rain. 73 in santa rosa and oakland 74. 92 in san jose. we need a lot more rain than that one storm that we had. sierra got some snow. they were at 5% and now they are at 8%. as we look at the temperatures right now their low in some areas are 41 in petaluma and 44 in fairfield and 49 half moon bay and 45 in napa. you know it will be on the chilly side tomorrow morning. from our east bay hills camera visibility is terrific now. mostly clear and chilly morning.

. >>> new video into nbc 10 of a water main break in new york city's greenwich village. it disrupted subway service. this is instagram video of it flooding the station. officials say about 500 passengers had to be removed from trains that became stuck in the waters. they believe crews working on a separate utility issue may have hit a water pipe causing the break. >> a rainy night in center city. keep the umbrellas and jackets handy. this damp cold weather isn't leaving just yet. >> sheena parveen is tracking the rain and cold. >> yeah jim and jacqueline keep the umbrellas, jackets handy through tomorrow. it's not going to be as windy tomorrow as today. upper bucks county the rest of us just seeing the drizzle or the kind of misty conditions outside. we are also watching a cluster of thunderstorms moving into west virginia. so we'll keep an eye on that. i think that should dive down to our south. we have a lot more wet weather headed our way before the week is over. temperatures are cool outside. 40 degrees philadelphia. wilmington areas north and west like pottstown and

if you have any information you're asked to call west deptford or greenwich police. >>> right now 5:33. lets check with katie. cooler then yesterday. >> just a bit. we should end up with a seasonal spring afternoon for late april standard not terrible as we are watching up this month. as we look forward yes, we will start month of may off on a dreary note but man, are we in for some nice warmth beyond that point. we have a blue sky here, even though it is still dark. we have a hint of the light of day popping up over the the horizon. we have 52 degrees throwing those conditions overtop sky scan three. northeast wind is key. we are tracking development transition day to day of the coastal storm off to our southwest. that is a good place for it. it means it will not mess with us too much but does have an indirect impact. while we end up with sunshine initially you can see some cloud cover, starting to bilo in across maryland and that will eventually start to have move in for us. let me take you through future weather. this is 5:00 a.m. obviously a clear sky initialing very well even thou

chopper3 over the wreck on i-295 in greenwich township this morning. two people were killed.hree others injured when two cars collided in the southbound lanes. you can see the guardrail pierced one of those cars. the three injured are expected to be okay. >>> now more than 2500 people are now confirmed dead after the earthquake that rocked nepal and the surrounding region yesterday. most of the people who died were in nepal but casualties have been reported in india and other neighboring countries. as the search and rescue effort continues the united states is already pledged aid and is mobilizing a disaster response team. four students from allentown's muhlenberg college are studying in nepal this semester. the school has confirmed they are safe and released a statement reading in part "we urge members of the muhlenberg community to remember in their thoughts and prayers the many who perished, were injured or suffered other losses in this disaster and suggest that we support relief efforts when they are announced. >>> also philadelphia is home to more than a thousand refugee

alert robbery spree in gloucester county targeting senior citizens, this happened in west depford greenwich township and national park. police say a woman told each victim that she was checking on the elderly to make sure they were okay. and in one case the woman knocked on man's door, got inside, then beat him before taking hits money. >> i sort of fell down. she got my wallet out. >> you know, definitely the worse of the worse when you pray on an elderly victim as she did. >> police describe the suspect as an african-american woman age 50 to 60. they say she has dark bushy hair and wears glasses. >> the pennsylvania supreme court has upheld the child endangerment conviction of philadelphia monsignor william lynn. he was the first us church official sent to prison over the handling every priest sex abuse complaints. superior court tossed out conviction on appeal in 201 he's been on house arrest ever since at northeast philadelphia rectory. lynn has 14 days to appeal monday's ruling. >>> we now know more about the troubles facing pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane alleges kane orde

today, it sits over greenwich, england. there are two reasons. one is there is a great observatory there, the royal observatory. the other reason is england won all the wars and got to tell people what they were going to use. to be fair, it is not just those reasons. it is also because england was the one that eventually solved the longitude problem. by 1773, there was a clock maker, john harrison, who developed a chronometer, an incredibly accurate clock. this clock loses less than one second per day and can withstand the rigors of sea. something completely unthinkable even decades before. these chronometers would give you time, but not your time, the time at the prime meridian. it is pretty easy to figure out local time. most of us can get a general idea by looking around us. that was true back then, too. finding time where you are not that is a whole other issue. that is why this clock was so important. if you know what time it is where you are not and where you are, you can measure the distance between the two. think of it as 3:00 in the afte

. >>> take a look at all of this water pouring into the new york city subway in greenwich village. you can see water dumbing on to the train with passengers still inside. the flooding was caused by a watermain break. the water has been shut off and the trains are moving again tonight. incredible video. >> after the rain we had here the other day, nothing on the horizon for the foreseeable future. >> sandhya tells us if we need them. >> i would hang on to them. live doppler 7hd is showing you nothing but mainly clear conditions tonight. the recent storm did push up our percent of normal by a couple of points. it was not a big difference. moffet field that's the december rain. 73 in santa rosa and oakland 74. 92 in san jose. we need a lot more rain than that one storm that we had. sierra got some snow. they were at 5% and now they are at 8%. as we look at the temperatures right now their low in some areas are 41 in petaluma and 44 in fairfield and 49 half moon bay and 45 in napa. you know it will be on the chilly side tomorrow morning. from our east bay hills camera visibility is ter

and greenwich township, national park and wept deptford where "eyewitness news" reporter david spuntwith one victim's story story. >> reporter: west deptford police say a money hungry predator is lurking. and she'll do whatever it takes to get her hands on your money. >> i fell down schenn got my wallet it. >> this 88-year-old man asked us not to show his face. out of fear he'll ab tacked again. police say the suspect knocked on the man's door last week, got inside then beat him before taking his money. >> she could have killed me. >> this man isn't alone. police have four victims and eight robbery attempts under investigation. detectives described the woman as african-american age 5060 with bushy hair and glasses. >> it's definitely the worst of worst when you prey on an elderly victim. >> assistant police chief sean morning kenna told "eyewitness news", the robberies happened in broad daylight and the woman attacked at random. >> there's been intelligence bulletins put out through gloucester and camden county also to the other law enforcement agencies to be on the look out for this

driver of a fedex truck killed in the chain-reaction collision in the westbound lanes of i-78 in greenwichnship. it started with a disabled car in the far left lane. most vehicles swerved around it but one truck stopped behind it and was hit from behind by the fedex truck. it caused miles of back up and no word on the identity of the fedex driver who died at the scene. >>> shocking news tonight from lufthanza. officials admit they knew the co-pilot of the crashed germanwings plane suffered from severe depression but they hired him anyway. andreas lubitz informed the airline of his troubles during flight training in 2009. he is the man the investigators say committed suicide and mass murder by crashing the airbus into the french alps one week ago killing all 150 people aboard. now we learned at least one of the passengers recorded the final terrifying moments on a cell phone video. investigateors will not confirm it but others watched it 15 seconds of panic. >> you here the sounds that we believe are the knocking on the door. you see the chaotic scene. you're able to tell that there are peo

it happened just before 8:30 near mile post 17 in east greenwich township. the deceased have been identified as driver, 22-year old jos man gonzales of pennsauken and her passenger a 22-year old of berlin, new jersey. it is not yet men how the crash happened or the conditions of those who were injured. police are now investigating. >>> a man was seriously injured in the the car crash just a few hours ago on martin luther king drive. it happened around 9:00 p.m. near sweet briar. the man lost control of his truck and then hit a pole in the tree. emergency crews rescued him from his overturn vehicle which police say is owned by the city of philadelphia he was transported to penn presbyterian hospital with unstable vital signs. in word what caused the crash. >>> in tallyville, delaware this morning a collision caused a driver to slam into a wall in front of ai du pont children's hospital. the initial accident happened at the intersection of route 141 and children's drive. the driver of this white car was forced to the intersection striking bushes and traffic si

another girl were killed when their car collided with another and slammed into a guardrail on i-295 in greenwich both victims were 22 years old. three others were hurt but are expected to be okay. the accident is stelle under investigation. >>> extra police officers meantime are deployed all throughout ball more tonight after protests turned violent. 34 people were arrested following saturday's rallies. some stores were looted and at least one car was set on fire. demonstrators are demanding the city file charges against the police officers involved in the death of freddie gray. gray died last week of a spinal cord injury while in police custody. the department has acknowledged he should have received medical attention sooner and gray's family is now asking for an end to the violence. >>> gray's family and friends and supporters began saying goodbye today at a wake. the 25-year-old will be laid to rest tomorrow. his family has started an online fund to help cover the burial costs. >>> a very solemn dedication today for the overbrook man who was murdered while out walking his dog. the african epi

water main break in greenwich village flooded streets and swamped the subway tunnel.ts of the three lines were affected. commuters posted videos of the deluges to social media but fortunately there were no reports of anyone getting hurt. >>> well, violent attack a against two teenage sisters in trenton has been caught on camera. now police are working to identify everybody involved. as you can see the mob kicked and punched the girls. seventeen year-old le jaya cook required 12 stitches, 16 year-old destiny cook has a bald spot where her hair was pulled out. >> we could have died out there, somebody stumping on our head. we could have died. we were out there all by ourselves. >> the a attack happened monday evening at greg grant state park on east state street investigators have identified at least two suspects but there have been no arrests. >>> lower merion police department is taking steps to address community concerns about racial profiling. superintendent michael mcgraph issued a report at tonight's board of commissioners leading. mcgraph says the the department

it is happening in greenwich township national park and west depford. police say woman is pretend to go check on seniors right before she robs them. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt talked to one of the victims. >> reporter: west depford police say money hungry preditor is lurking and she'll do whatever it takes to get her hands on your money. >> i sort of fell down and she got my wallet out. >> this 88 year old man asked us not to show his face out of fear he'll be attacked again. police say the suspect knock on the man's door last week, got inside, then beat him before taking his money. >> she could have killed me. >> this man isn't alone. police have four victims and eight robbery attempts under investigation. detective describe the woman as african-american, age 50 to 60, with bushy hair, and glasses. >> it is definitely the worse of the worse when you pray on an elderly victim. >> assistant police chief sean mckenna told "eyewitness news" the robberies happened in broad daylight, and the woman attacked at random. >> there has been intelligenc

were killed sunday when their car collided when another then slammed into a guardrail on i-295 and greenwich township. both victims were 22 years old, three others were hurt, but they are expected to be okay. that accident is under investigation. >> and, fire engulfs tanker truck on busy california freeway snarling traffic. thick black smoke bill owed from the wreck on the 710 freeway in los angeles. that truck was caring thousands of gallons of gasoline. the highway was shut down in both directions, as fire crews battled those flames. >>> the coast guard continues it search for five people missing, after powerful storm in alabama. on saturday a storm caused winds in excessive 70 miles per hour. many boaters in mobile bay including mobile bay including those in a regata, were caught off guard. officials say ten boats overturned, two bod wrist found, as well. forty people had to be rescued. airplanes and rescue boats have covered more than 1700 square miles of the bay searching for more survivors. >> the storm just subsided, just enough, that i could keep my head up. not taking too much salt

. >>> now, check out this video of a water main break in new york city's greenwich village that halted some subway services last night and could affect service this morning. instagram video of water flooding the 14th street station. about 500 passengers had to be removed from trains that were stuck in the water. officials say utility crews may have hit a water pipe. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 18 minutes after 4:00. a chilly start this morning. cloudy skies and a little bit of light fog and drizzle. you can see some of the light fog looking towards center city. the breeze is light and the temperatures have come down. 40 degrees now. we're running four degrees chillier than yesterday. with the breeze out of the east-northeast at nine, giving us a windchill of 34 this morning. clouds, drizzle, a little light rain. might need an umbrella during the day and a pretty good jacket too. it will stay chilly. and most of the day the steady rain will be avoiding us. it is missing us to the south. and to the southwest. but to the west as part of the st

skyfox over the scene on i-295 in greenwich township this morning still no word tonight on what caused deadly crash that hurt several others and fox 29' is that so bean in a kuriakose found out both cars were heading to the same place. report roar mangled wreckage of a horrific and deadly car accident in gloucester county. two cars collide on i-295 south off gibbstown road just before 8:30 the mess snarling traffic through midday. two people killed. three others hurt. >> my son texted me while i was at church and wanted to make sure my wife and i were okay because he heard it was right behind our house. >> reporter: the accident happened packet until larry hall's backyard. he says, this stretch of roadway is usually quiet. police directing traffic around this white lexus spun totally around an gray acura slammed beneath the guardrail. the two victims died at the scene police say. >> it is scary. >> reporter: fox 29 confirming that the cars involved in the crash were headed here to a car meet in woodstown, new jersey. people here at the event say they are in disbelief that something so

today, it sits over greenwich, england. there are two reasons. is a great observatory there, the royal observatory. england won all the wars and got to tell people what they were going to use. to be fair, it is not just those reasons. england was the one that eventually solved the longitude problem. by 1773, there was a clock maker, john harrison, who developed a chronometer, an incredibly accurate clock. this clock loses less than one second per day and can withstand the rigors of sea. it was unthinkable decades before. these chronometers would give you time, but not your time, the time at the prime meridian. it is pretty easy to figure out local time. most of us can get a general idea by looking around us. that was true back then, too. finding time where you are not that is a whole other issue. that is why this clock was so important. if you know what time it is where you are not and where you are, you can measure the distance between the two. think of it as 3:00 in the afternoon here while it is noon in california. that is a fixed distance. th

sky fox over i295 off of gibbstown road and greenwich township sunday morning. just continue gonzales and keisha were ride in the gray acura that struck a guardrail and got stuck. another woman was riding in the back seat. she survived. new jersey state police are trying to determine how the white lexus they found facing the wrong direction was involved in this. >> the two people in that car were also hurt. >> just crazy. you know i don't know, if speed played a factor or not but just scary to think about it. >> it is just a terrible thing for sure. my condolences out to their family. >> new jersey tait police interest rude witnesses and haven't yet decided if charges should be filed in this case. >>> a drexel university law school professor speaks out the a few weeks after mistakenly sending a pornographic e-mail to her student. >> can you imagine? she said she's mortified by her orr. professor lisa mche will roy a addressed her mcstays. she called it trivial and criticized tabloid journalist. earlier this month mcelroy sent her class an article about writing l

it's called greenwich. a mile north of new york city. well that resolution in december 1784 to move to new york city also contained the creation of a three man committee to oversee the building of one federal town on the delaware in trenton on either side of the river. seven states were willing as they had been a year earlier to vote that way but it's going to take nine to appropriate the money. george washington the only comment he has on paper about the location of the seat of government was that when he wrote to congressman grayson from virginia and 8qid i don't have to be someone who sees into the future to know that that location will never satisfy the united states of america. grayson led the fight in congress to block appropriations. it only took nine votes. they only had seven. money was never appropriated. this federal town on the delaware was not built. the issue kind of goes to sleep until 1787 when the new constitution is written. believe me, it was a counter revolution led by washington, hamilton, madison and a lot of other

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it happened around 4:30 this morning on i78 in greenwich township a car hit the center barrier and stuckthe left lane. a tractor trailer slammed into it. then another tractor trailer got tied up in that mess. one of those trucks swerved into the right lane after impacting you see right there it overturned. the driver died. the other two drivers are not seriously hurt. >>> good news for riders of a free shuttle bus to runs near the new justice center in bucks county. buck county parking garage shuttle was originally set to stop running tomorrow as work continued on the courthouse's new happened capped accessible ramp after hearing a lot of feedback from those who rely on that shuttle today county officials announcing it will continue to run each morning at least until construction outside the building is finish. officials say they will discuss the future of the free shuttle bus at a later date. >>> the owners of atlantic city's former revel casino hope to sell it soon. even if they seek an extension through the end of june to wrap up its bankruptcy case. in a court filing this week revel

sky fox over i295 over gibbstown road in greenwich township sunday morning. jasmine gonzales and, one other were riding in the gray acura that struck a guardrail and got stuck. another woman riding in the the back seat survived. new jersey state police are now trying to determine how the white lexus they have found facing the wrong direction was involved. the vehicles were on their way to a car meet in gibbstown. >> it is just crazy. you know i don't know if speed played a factor or not but just like it is scar toy think about it. >> just a terrible thing for sure. my condolences go out to their family. >> new jersey state police interviewed witnesses but have not said if charges will be filed. >>> coming up supreme court is taking on a highly controversial issue. same sex marriage? can the government define who you should or should not be married to? >>> what about this tragedy in alabama after a powerful storm capsizes several boats participating in a sailing event? how many people rescuers are searching for right now. >>> good morning. well will come back.

. >>> and subway service is resuming this morning in new york's greenwich village but there may be delays after a water main break halted some service last night. this is instagram video of the water flooding the 14th street station last night. about 500 passengers had to be removed from trains that got stuck in the water. officials say utility crews may have hit a water pipe. >>> and new video shows just how close a car came to hitting an oregon police officer. look at this. the officer was riding his police motorcycle to work yesterday morning. a driver going the opposite direction turned in front of him. the officer swerved out of the way and the car just missed him. cop says he didn't pursue the car because it wasn't safe. so it is not clear if the driver was distracted or simply just didn't see the officer when making the turn. >>> staying in oregon these aren't the kind of passengers you want to see on your motorcycle. a sheriff's deputy abandoned his ride after it was overrun by hundreds of bees. the officer was investigating an accident at the time. a bee keeper was called in and

as it applies to a hedge fund manager in greenwich connecticut.t, if you believe what ronald reagan believed and what margaret thatcher believed, a shopkeeper's daughter, that i should what we believe matters more to 18 year-old latino in south l.a. because a hedge fund program greenwich, connecticut, will have all the lawyers and all the accounts and all the lobbyists to help him out. if you believe that then you can reconnect with middle-class americans and working-class americans, and we can win this election. and with your help the help of the new hampshire primary voter we can do it. we can win and we can reclaim the american dream. i think it's going to happen. i'm really, really excited because i think we've learned from the mistakes of the past. let's hope so. so with that let's introduce our panel, our very distinguished panel. we're going to talk about media and to 2016 campaign and let's start with stephen hayes. [applause] steve -- come on up man. we've got no theme music. good to see. you pick a seat, whatever you want. stephen as a c

. >>> the breaking news that we are following at this hour a multi-car crash on i-295 in greenwich townshiphave the details on this pileup coming up. >>> also today, rescue operations are going on in nepal, rocked by a powerful aftershock this morning, following yesterday's killer earthquake. we'll have an update on the rising death toll and the efforts to help the survivors. >>> an abrupt closure leaves parents without day care for their kids and with many unanswered questions. we'll have more from montgomery county with the details on what's happening, today. >>> cooler air and some clouds kick off our sunday. here is a live look over 30th street station in philadelphia, where it will warm up into the

. >>> subway service is resuming in new york's greenwich village, but there may still be delays after a water main break halted some service last night. this is instagram video of the water flooding the 14th street station. last night. about 500 passengers had to be removed from the trains that got stuck in this water. officials say utility crews may have hit a water pipe. >>> officials with new jersey transit are working to clear the air. after several complaints about foul odors on its trains. >>> let's head now to new york for a look at what's ahead on "today." >> we get a preview from matt lauer and savannah guthrie. good morning to both of you. >> tracy, vai, good to see you both. straight ahead, nearly 60 million people in today's storm zone after tornadoes ripped through the heartland overnight. dylan is in for al. she'll tell us what to expect. >>> also an exclusive live interview with the man who recorded that deadly police shooting in south carolina. what did he see before he started filming? >>> those stories plus willie will talk to the mom just named as the nfl's first fu

they eventually marched us from [indistinct] to greenwich village.'t like we were marching of our own volition. they got behind us and were pushing us for like 2 1/2 hours, at 2:00 in the morning. ray: i was just shocked at the way they did it. protestors: shame, shame, shame. jake: what i saw was enough to bring the average millionaire out of his house and down to these streets to protest with us. it was that bad. russell: if you don't fight equally for the rights of others, then you're not so honorable, if you want them for yourself. if you take anything for granted, then you should give it to others. and that's the only way to protect it. if you're selfish and small, you better get out there and fight for the poor, because your day of reckoning is coming, too. lillian: they are allowed to conduct themselves absolutely outrageously in a democracy. total disregard of the bill of rights. [shouting and screaming] [explosion] man: what happened? what happened? protestor: he got shot! man: what's your name? what's your name? what's your name? jose: buil

last night a water main broke in greenwich village.crews assisted hundreds of passengers from trains stuck in that water. the break also flooded city streets above as well. it's still causing headaches this morning because workers are still trying to replace that water pain break. >>> let's check your markets this morning. landon dowdy is standing by live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> hey there, scott, good morning to you. futures are pointing to a higher open this morning. stocks lost most of their early gains on tuesday but still managed to close higher. investigators reacting to the minutes of last month's meeting of the fed, where they were divided over whether to start raising interest rates in june. oil prices are rebounding after posting the biggest drop in two months. all reports showing a huge increase in u.s. crude supplies. the dow rising 27 points to 17, 92 the nasdaq up 40 to 4950. >>> youtube may soon give viewers options to skip all of the ads for a monthly fee. it's unclear when the subscription v

it started last night as crews were trying to repair a water main that broke in greenwich village.the break also flooded city streets and still causing headaches this morning and that's because workers are still trying to replace that water. >> the man needs to turn around and do some work there. >>> time is 6:20. the golfer everybody is going to be watching at the masters coming up. >> and looking live at the golden gate bridge this morning and a nice clear start to the day, so you might just want to start it. >>> welcome back. live look at oracle arena this morning. tonight the arena will be rockin' as the post season-bound warriors kick off their final home stand of the regular season. tip-off tonight 7:30 against the trailblazers. >>> before that, the a's will square off at the coliseum this afternoon against the rangers. last night the a's bats came alive, and the a's led a 10-0 victory. first pitch of the day 12:35. >> i love a's games. the orange and black chris heston gave a shot in the arm to arizona. the rookie pitched six complete innings allowing no earned runs, strikin

and supply is as much to an 18 year-old in south central lhasa angeles as a hedge fund manager in greenwichonnecticut. in fact but margaret thatcher believed the shopkeeper's daughter is what we believe matters more but does us broker with although lawyers and accountants. if you believe that then you can reconnect with middle-class and working-class americans. with your help with said new hampshire primary voter we can win and reclaim the american dream. i'd think it will have them. those are the state -- from the mistakes of the past. so with that we have a very distinguished panel to talk about media and starting with stephen hays. [applause] , . from "the weekly standard" band-aid prominent conservative magazine. a prominent network. alex is an entrepreneur ended pfizer founded the independent journal review. great to see you. and finally editorial of the union leader. good to see you. bachelor number one. [laughter] you are interviewing rand paul and he starts and would you do on the campaign? to figure out from 2016? i was joking. the you could say that about a lot of guys. but after

a lot of these people live in manhattan or greenwich or brooklyn.room apartment costs $2.5 million to start. that money does not go as far. i understand it even in that wealthiest 1%. betty: by the way, the quality of life. they are working 16 hours a day and then you get to the point where you are like, is this worth it or not. speaking of worth it, bloomberg eats -- uber eats. uber wants to deliver your lunch . ♪ betty: we continue to count down to the opening bell. it is time for our deep dive. you can now uber your lunch. uber eats his longing -- is launching in new york and chicago. one menu item will be available each day. lunch will cost between nine dollars and $12. there is a delivery charge of about four dollars. uber is promising dedicated deliverers, mostly on bicycles who's they say can deliver your meal in under 10 minutes. one potential competitor is delivery.com. ceo jed kleckner is joining me today. delivery.com, i've used your service. you deliver anything, groceries, wine, dry cleaning. it do that around manhattan. jed: we believe