commerce secretary, we were able to convince obama to come to hanover. there are very happy about that, of course. >> exhibitors in hanover are finding ways for companies to digitize reduction without major investment. this smart sensor is connected to a simple industrial motor, making it fit for industry 4.0. the sensor allows the motor to communicate with a smartphone when maintenance is required, which reduce his downtime and saves costs. >> and that is your business news for the moment. he promised not to -- but br has somethingent juicy free. >> beyonce released her sixth album entitled "lemonade." it is her second surprise release in 2016. she is changing the rules of how superstars deliver music. >> ♪ walked you over lately i would rather be crazy they do not like you like i love you they do not love you like i did ♪ >> there was a huge stir over the media, which addressed violence among black people in america. one fan tweeted that "lemonade" changed my life. hearing young woman wrote, thank you, for reminding us of our strengths. here jill scott

we're getting live pictures from hanover. where hanover trade fair.nd the merkel is hosting -- angela merkel is hosting president obama. ♪ francine: we are right on the post this get to the bloomberg near -- bloomberg business flash with nejra cehic. nejra: first quarter adjusted earnings before taxes and amortization rose to 374 million euros beating analyst amit -- analyst estimates. >> we are in a process of evaluation for looking both at private business as well as an ipo. we have not taken a final position. improvingy markets and ipo is a more likely scenario, but the decision needs to be taken which we expect in the second quarter. bhs expects to file for administration as soon as the day, putting an 11,000 jobs at risk. it's own acquisition is expected to happen today -- to revise the fortunes of the struggling company, that is according to bbc. the chain opened its first door almost nine decades ago. mitsubishi motors shares have dipped again after losing more than 40% last week over its fuel efficiency scandal. the carmaker is mulling a delay

with the president in hanover, germany, kevin cork, fox news.surprising her fans with some new music. coming up. by onsay surprised her fans last night releasing her sixth studio album entitled lemonade. afterç it's after an hbo film. beyonce based on everyone's gurney of self knowledge and healing. he can we just talk about that last picture of her. >> doesn't she look you aok objection to the form. ym. > gorgeous. i'm telling you, this is when is i'm going to take as much credit as i can possible yet because it was talking about frost a couple weeks ago. we are turning the tables. we are heading to a little bit t of summer. today was very pleasant. clear skies outside, a littleitt chilly tonight, but not bad over all. we have a clear and cool eveninn ahead for you.ou. overnight i should say.. but a warm monday. we're going to see some clouds s in the later part of the day we have a frontal system coming in. that will arrive into tuesday and that'sin going to set us ups for a chance of some storm. tuesday now becomes the warmest day of the wee

president barack obama took his atlantic transit push to hanover. obama used his keynote speech to promote his ttip agreement saying time is not on our side. >> i want to be clear about this, ttip will not lower standards, it will raise standards even higher. high labor standards to protect workers, high standards to protect consumers and to give them more choices. >> nancy is in hanover with president obama. nancy, i waded through several reports on how beneficial ttip will be for europe. and one of them, the european buying commission, said there will be 1.3 million european worker that is will lose their job as a result of displacement. that's a tough thing to hear in europe, isn't it? >> reporter: it is an extremely tough thing to hear when you look at where the unemployment levels are since the financial crisis and one that leaders are trying to offset. just a half hour ago we heard from angela merkel speaking alongside president obama saying, look, this industrial fair is not just about touting the benefits provided for corporations. this is f

and on behalf of the citizens of hanover. president obama: let me see thank you for chancellor merkel for your welcome. it is wonderful to be back in germany. i believe i'm the first u.s. president to visit and spend time here in hanover. it is always a great pleasure to be back with my friend and partner angela. i have value chancellor merkel's thinking and perspective on a whole range of global issues throughout our presidency. you have been a trusted partner, throughout my entire presidency. longer than any world leader, and i value your judgment, i thank you for your commitment to our alliance, and the values to which we stand. and i am grateful for our personal friendship. i am here for the trade show. angela and i will join the opening ceremonies this evening and visit some exhibitions tomorrow. it is a reminder that the united states and germany are among each other's largest trading partners. it is a relationship we have to keep building and nurturing. so that we are crating more jobs and more prosperity for our peopl

of territory here at his trip to hanover trade industrial show. the main topic isis and the fight against terrorism. the president announcing that the u.s. is sending some 250 troops to aid in the fight to ramp up the operation there, going on for some time now. the president sees this as a turning point, a time to try to solidify the gains that happened in recent weeks and months. the president emphasized these will not be combat troops. here is what he had to say about what the troops would be doing on the ground. >> they're not going to be leading the fight on the ground, but they will be essential in providing the training and assisting local forces they continue to drive isil back. so make no mistake, these terrorists will learn the same lesson as others before them have, which is your hatred is no match for our nations united in the defense of our way of life. >> today's announcement brings about 300. mber in iraq and syria to abou 4,000. the president also called upon our european allies here to step up their contributions to the fight. the

a wreck eastbound at hanover street with restrictions. 32 miles per hour there. westbound on 422 am knee township berks county -- aminity berks county a crash there. >>> officer james mccullough is on the menld after a night -- mend after a night where he was chasing a suspect. two suspects are in custody at this point. annie mccormick is live outside of penn presbyterian hospital where officer mccullough is being treated. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam, that's right, two suspects are in custody, but there might be a third that police are looking for. this is one tough police officer. police tell us that after he was shot in the leg, he continued to fire off more shots in the direction of those suspects then he tended to his own wound by putting a tourniquet on his leg before he was rushed to the hospital. this is the scene salford and market where gunfire erupted between a robbery suspect and philadelphia police. it started with a woman flagged down two officers on patrol. two men were breaking into her car. >>> they exited the vehicle and s

out in new hanover for an accident scene on hill road and deep creek road.might be lane restrictions there. this is around montgomery drive. we have a 13-minute drive time into center city, from the blue route to the vine street expressway, speeds into the 50s, high 50s up there. all traffic is moving along just fine. we're for the most part on or close to schedule for mass transit. septa's war minter 403 is running about 15 minutes late. >>> this morning, a philadelphia police officer is recovering after he was shot trying to stop a car break-in. we have live team coverage. katy zachry is at the hospital in university city where the officer is being treated. we begin with matt delucia. he's following the investigation. you just got an update from police. tell us about it. >> i'm told investigators have obtained and watched the surveillance video that paint y apparently has the two suspects on it. the two men in the case. this is 59th and market, just before 9:00. two officers we're told were flagged down by a woman who said two men were breaking into her ca

. >> reporter: german chancellor angela merkel in hanover, that mr. obama said the benefits of a well-designed trade deal are indisputable. >> if you look at the benefits to the united states or to germany, of free trade around the world, it is indisputable that it's made our economy stronger. >> reporter: president obama praised merkel for her handling of europe's migrant crisis. >> i want to commend angela for her courageous leadership as germany and drop respond to migrants who are desperately fleeing the syrian conflict. >> reporter: support of a controversial trade deal has plunged in both countries, tenders -- attention -- tens of thousands of protesters expressed their opposition in hanover, critics argued the agreement would favor the interests of large corporations and caused a shift of jobs to outsiders. still, the president is hoping to finalize the deal before leaving office in january. >> the time is not on our side. if we don't complete negotiations this year, upcoming political transitions in the united states and europe would mean this

you've now hosted our delegation here in hanover. never been to germany for oktoberfest. so i will have to come back, and i suspect it's more fun when you're not president. so my timing will be good. [ applause ] and as always, i bring the friendship of the american people. we consider the german people and all of our european allies to be among our closest friends in the world. because we share so much experience and so many of the same values. we believe that nations and peoples should live in security and peace. we believe in creating opportunity that lift up not just the few but the many. and i'm proud to be the first american president to come to europe and be able to say that in the united states, health care is not a privilege, it is now a right for all. we share that as well. perhaps most importantly, we believe in the equality and inherent dignity of every human being. today in america, people have the freedom to marry the person that they love. we believe in justice that no child in the world should ever die from a mosquito

security is very tight in hanover. it's beginning of the world's largest industrial trade fair which obama will be here to open. so we won't be seeing any more of those protests. but clearly those against the agreement have made their voices heard. and the biggest concern for them is the synchronization of regulations between the e.u. and u.s. market. here in the e.u. regulations on environmental safety, food safety, other legislation, labor regulations, for example, are much tougher. there's a lot of concern here that if regulations are brought to a u.s. level it's going to hurt the labor markets and other economies here. so that's why you see those large protests. despite all that, however, president obama does remain a popur figure here in germany and throughout europe. so it will be interesting to see what his reception is when he gets here. >> when it comes to the relationship between these two leaders, they have definitely had their ups and downs. a low point for sure was when it was revealed that the u.s. govern

firsteve i'm the president to visit in some time here in hanover. always a great pleasure to be back with my friend and partner oangela. i have value chancellor merkel's thinking and perspective on a whole range of global issues throughout our presidency. you have been a trusted partner. throughout my entire presidency. longer than any world leader and i value your judgment, i thank you for your commitment to our alliance, and the values to which we stand. i am here for the trade show. and i will join the opening ceremonies this evening and visit some exhibitions tomorrow. it is a reminder that the united states and germany are each other's -- among each other's largest trading partners. it is a relationship we have to keep building and nurturing. so that we are crating more jobs and more prosperity for our people and keeping our country's competitive in the global economy. regard,angela and i agree that the united states and the european union need to continue to move forward with the transatlantic partnership. in our bilateral meeting, we discusse

you have now hosted our delegation in hanover.only regret is that i have not been to germany for oktoberfest. i will have to come back, and i suspect it is more fun when you are not president. [laughter] [applause] president obama: and as always i bring the friendship of the american people. we consider the german people and all of our european allies to be among our closest friends in the world. because we share so much experience and so many of the same values. we believe the nations and people should live in security and peace. we believe in creating opportunity to lift up not just a few, but the many. i'm proud to be the first american president to come to europe and be able to say that in the united states, health care is not a privilege, it is a right for all. we share that as well. [applause] obama: perhaps most importantly, we believe in the quality and inherent dignity of every human being. today in america, people have the freedom to marry the person that they love. we believe in justice, that no child in the world shoul

hazel sanchez, cbs2 news. >> and police and prosecutors are investigating losacco's emerson and east hanover stores. he closed his store in valhalla in february after the state declined to renew his license. >>> investigators say one driver set off a chain reaction on long island when he got out of his car after a fender-bender. he was then hit by two other cars. cbs 2's carolyn gusoff reports from jericho. >> reporter: one driver dead, the long island expressway jammed for six hours. this was the scene in jericho by exit 41 thursday morning. and police say it started which a dangerous decision. >> he made that choice to exit his vehicle and it was a very, very tragic chain of events. >> reporter: a chain of events that began when the victim driving eastbound hit the center median, then got out of his car to shore up a broken bumper. police say his stopped car was then struck by a passing suv. >> it is believed that the individual of vehicle 1 was struck by vehicle 2. and both the vehicle and the occupant, um, were pushed into the roadway. >> reporter: nassau police say the 34-year-old drive

the hanover trade industrial show. the main topic today, though, also isis and the fight against terrorism. the president announcing that the u.s. is sending some 250 troops to aid in the fight to ramp up the operation that has been going on for some time. the president thinking that this is a turning point. it's time to try to solidify the games that have happened in recent weeks and months. the president emphasizing that these will not be combat troops. here's what he had to say about what those troops will be doing on the ground. >> they're not going to be leading the fight on the ground. but they will be essential in providing the training and assisting local forces they continue to drive isil back. to make no mistake, these terrorists will learn the lesson that your hatred is no match for our nations united in the defense of our way of life. >> reporter: today's announcement brings the number of troops in syria to about 300. the number in iraq and syria to about 4,000. the president also called upon our european a

there have been demonstrations in hanover where the two met and there's amount -- there's a fair amount of resistance in the merkel government as far as american practices that do not toord with how europe likes do business and might endanger protections. so there is a way to go. mark: how has the visit to germany gone down? how is he being received by the german public? i think there was a lot of obama euphoria when he was elected and for the reasons we know. and he madegermany the point of this, as a president who will soon leave office and he's attending his presidency by making this trip to europe. so there were not hundreds of thousands of people in the street clamoring for obama but he did give merkel the room and saying madame chancellor, you are on the right side of history. a dealthe progress on with europe, how does that affect the trade deal with asia? that wasn't so much of a topic here. noticeable was there was a briefing by u.s. business concerned about the passage through congress. you have to get 28 countries to ratify this deal. i'm talking that the u.s.-european deal.

tens of thousands of protestorse gathering over the weekend toto express their opposition in hanover.critics would favor the interest of large corporations and causes a shift of jobs to outsiders. ou still the president is hoping to finalize the deal before leaving office in time is not on our side. if we don't complete negotiations this year, thenn upcoming political transitionstn in the united states and yearstt would mean this agreement won'ti bes finished for quite sometim. before returning to washington late monday, mr. obama and chancellor america l l will meel with david cameron, france president and italian prime minister to talk aboutta intelligence sharing.ce s the ongoing battle against isis and knew and improved counter terrorism.. with the president in hanover, germany, kevin cork, fox news. > more on the passing of one of music's biggest stars. we'll hear from local residents about the memories they have of prince. stay with us. . democrat donna edwards knows what it's like to struggle. divorced and without a place to live. raising her son alone. going without health ins

and in spots town fear of a church collapse is coming, hanover street is an alternate around that. and in delaware by royal farms look for a crash at 72, the one blocking the northbound side of 13 has cleared. in burlington county, by columbus a lane is out there. and the burlington bristol bridge, will shut down for maintenance starting at 9:00. back over to you. >> thank you. >>> still ahead on "action news" tonight. a suspect leads police in a winding chase through a major u.s. city. we'll show you how it all ended. >> and some local veterinarians are getting their hands on equipment that is helping them treat their largest patients and cecily is in for adam tonight. >> cloudy and cool tracking several rounds of rain on the way and i'm time them out for you in the exclusive accuweather forecast. >>> and ducis rogers has sports including a live report from chicago on the nfl draft. >>> a driver is in custody after leading police on a high speed chase. when they tried to question the driver, he took off dragging an officer 100 yards and the driver led police on a chase weaving in

hanover to frankfurt to london. but a good four day in germany. it was good.even months into the volkswagen crisis. but i think finally there are some indication they are seeing a light at the end of the tunnel. still a great deal of uncertainty in the u.s. >> and it's friday. >> it's friday. that's good news. >> the lot of stuff going on. just starting off on a slight back foot. on top of that also just to mention with regards to our asian markets that japan is on holiday because we've seen a lot of volatility from the currency, especially the yen. we'll get to that in a second as well. the european markets. the main european equity markets. a little lower. similar story down by 1.5% so for the dax and the cac 40 and the stock 600 on the month. i can't believe we're at the end of april. >> hard to believe. this year is flying by. >> says we're higher some 2% or so for the month of april. >> especially for european equity this is month. really playing catch up this year. . the u.s. higher but not that strong. we want to look at the top earnings movers. just ta

but thousands of people have protested throughout the visit to hanover. >> it could impact the lives of 800 million people, making it the largest trade deal in the world. it aims to scrap nearly all tariffs between the u.s. and the eu. leaders on both sides of the atlantic are eager to clinch a deal before barack obama leaves office, getting the public on board has been a challenge. >> these agreements unilaterally benefit a companies and lobby groups. normal people and their lives are pushed to the background. they become the tools of furthering the interests of big companies. pharmaceuticals, automobiles, chemicals are some that the agreement will affect. the aim is to boost the economy of europe and the united states, creating millions of jobs. there are concerns that the deal would lower the level of consumer and environmental protection. laws.ould bypass strict germany's vice chancellor has .arned there are redlines and conditions which are not very precise. >> europe and the united states to resume in new york on monday. >> the u.s. president has announced a sixfold increase in

use had hanover. no traffic out there westbound, eastbound a couple of cars moving okay at this point on the vine. burlington bristol bridge reopened, the overnight construction is cleared there, tam. >>> happening today, police plan to talk about an armed s.w.a.t team raid on home in southwest philadelphia. the problem, they say they had the wrong people. annie mccormick is live at police headquarters, she's got the story, good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tamala, police have confirmed to go "action news" that the people inside the home at the time of the raid were not the people they were looking for. now that southwest philadelphia family said they are traumatized after the raid happened in the middle of the night. >>> coming out of the shower there's a pump action rifle in my chest, he is like put your hands up. i'm like whoa. >> reporter: this man said s.w.a.t team came to his home using surveillance video police believed potential suspects from a home invasion were inside the home.

a man was found dead on a patio in the 6900 block of hanover parkway. officers found the victim after someone called police to say they heard a gunshot. however, that caller dwn notify police until hours after the shot was fired. >>> new overnight, a suspected mid range north korean missile crashes just seconds after liftoff. it is the second failure in recent weeks. kim jong-ujong-un's latest atte make his mark on the government he inherited. the launch comes among onk i can't think's anner over annual south korean/u.s. military drills. we'll have much more on this on nbc washingtug nbcwashington.co course right here on the live desk. >>> excitement continues to build for the caps. they take to the ice tonight at 8:00 at the verizon center going head to head with the >> major rivalry. this morning we have molette green live at the verizon center with more. >> reporter: and you know, what i ran into one of the fans this morning on her way to work with an ovechkin jersey in hand. right after work, she will come right here to the verizon center to see the

hanover is the alternate about that. live look at 42, just damp here in bellmawr and northbound slowing as you head to 295. south of here on the ramp from 16 to the northbound 42 freeway an accidents partially blocking the ramp. we'll watch it and have more coming up in the next half hour. >>> vice president, joe biden makes a surprise trip overseas. what he hopes to accomplish while he is there. >>> what investigators are saying what they found near prince's music legend in his home. >>> today investigator in minnesota are looking into whether prescription drugs played a part in the death of prince. law enforcement tells abc news when the super star died last week, prescription drugs were found in his possession and his home. this afternoon authorities obtained a search warrant for the paisley park estate but the details are sealed. now the state department is reaching out to the dea in case the drugs are related to the singer's death. >> other celebrities like sheila e. said he took medication because he lived his life

you offered me excellent beer and croon and you have hosted our delegation here at hanover.ret is i have never been to germany for oktoberfest, so i will have to come back, and i suspect it is more fun when you are not president. my timing will be good. (applause) as always i bring the friendship of the american people. we consider the german people and all of our european allies to be alomong our closest frien in the world. we share so much experience and so many of the same values. we believe the nations of people should live in security and peace. we believe in creating opportunities that lift up not just the few but the many. i am proud to be the first american president to come to europe and be able to say that in the united states healthcare is not a privilege, it is now a right for all. where he share that as well. (applause) >> perhaps most importantly we believe in the qualiequality an inhair rint dignity of every human being. today in america people have the freedom to marry the person they love. we believe in justice no child in the world shall ever die from a mos

the matters discussed including some of the things he said in his speech in hanover. here's that conversation. good to seeama: you. charlie: someone said this is the trip about your -- three of your favorite ladies. president obama: it is a pretty powerful conversation. i have enjoyed spending time with all of them. i would say that this is the most elegant walk and talk i have done in quite some time. charlie: proud to be part of it. president obama: absolutely. 250lie: you are sending special forces to syria. what did that represent? president obama: it represents what i said from the start which dismantlingus isil is a priority -- us dismantling isil is a priority although we will not be sending ground troops into fight. we will try to find out what works and then double that. the own thing that has worked so far is as putting special forces in for training and advising local forces but also intelligence gathering. one of the challenges of mounting a fight against a group thatkiesel that -- isil embeds itself in civilian forces, they are not isolated, they are not

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the crash happened on the 1900 block of weaversville road in hanover township. the 3-year-old was in a car seat when she was ejected from a vehicle. >>> sports world is mourning the loss of new new orleans sais player will smith. cardel haze is behind bars in new orleans. hayes got into an argument after rear ending smith's car. >>> a boy is going to england to meet his hero. the action cam was at saint josie university when they -- st. joe's university when he was given the trip. the make a wish foundation worked for a year making this trip a reality. he and his family leave for england on thursday. still ahead on "action news," the burger king employees who fell for a prank call that ended with a restaurant and smashed out windows. >>> whose the boss, bruce springsteen shuns north carolina over the so-called bathroom law. >>> good morning it is 5:00 a.m., monday, april 11. here's what's happening. >>> we are learning about the death of a woman in south jersey that could have happened all because she made a wrong turn. >>> new overnight, secretary john kerry ma

barack obama was speaking in hanover at the opening this morning of the world largest -- world's largestechnology show. >> i have come here today to the heart of europe to say that the united states and the entire world needs a strong and prosperous and democratic and united europe. your compliments -- your , in one european union, remains one of the greatest political and economic achievements of modern time. criticism ofalso europe, particularly when it came to defense. obama accused europe of being complacent, calling on them to share more of the burden. he also announced the deployment of 250 more american troops to syria. i spoke to rob parsons about the deployment would mean. will not change the tide of battle, but it is significant and what they have been doing is providing information intelligence, but also assisting in special operations, capturing members of the islamic state organization leadership. i would expect that since this group includes special service operators, the operations will be the same, providing information for coalition flights over the area, that sort of th

greenbelt. 43-year-old charles howell died of a single gunshot wound to the head and his body found in hanover parkway on wednesday. authorities looking for a suspect and motive as well. >>> today a judge will hear more details about what led ronald hamilton to allegedly killed his wife and the prince william county police officer. hamilton is expected in the courtroom today and charged with fatally shooting his wife crystal and an officer during a domestic call in february. two other officers were wounded and the grand jury is expected to get this case next month. >>> funeral service is about to get underway for nicole mittendorff. and autopsy confirmed -- confirmed church in mclean this afternoon and officers are looking into sexist comments posted online about mittendorff and other female firefighters. >>> sentencing for the man convicted in the silver spring murders will learn how long he's going to spend in prison. he was convicted of killing mark saint alban in 2014 and the home he was renting on laughlin lane and was arrested after showing up at the hospital with gunshot wounds . prosec

it happened around 4:30 this afternoon in hanover township. nbc 10 was on the scene. the damage to the two cars was severe. police say the impact of the crash threw the child from the vehicle. no word on the conditions of the two drivers. >>> a robbery suspect is shot and killed by an off-duty philadelphia police officer and tonight that shooting is under investigation by police internal affairs. police say the officer intervened while the suspect was robbing an elderly man at broad and chew. investigators say the officer yelled at the suspect to put down his gun t two men exchanged words and police say the man refused to drop his weapon. that's when the officer opened fire. >> at that point the suspect turned toward the officer, the officer engaged him i believe there is a discharge at that point. the suspect then fled southbound on park avenue. >> the suspect was hit in the stomach. he tried to run away but collapsed. he died a short time later at the hospital. at this point police say they believe the shooting was justified. >>> support for fallen officers, nbc 10

this took place in hanover, germany, in which the president attended an industrial affair with angela merkel? london he had lunch with the queen, dinner with a future king, and then played golf with the prime minister and celebrated shakespeare. in riyadh, met with leaders of the gulf council and talked about i.s.i.l and riern and in london made a clear case for print to stay in the european union. i spoke with the president about the visit and the matters discussed including some of the things he said in his speech in hanover. here is that conversation. >> good to see you. >> rose: someone told you this is a trip with your three favorite ladies. >> i enjoyed spending time with all of them. >> rose: you ever done such an elegant walk and talk except in the white house? >> it's the most elegant i have been a part of in a long time. >> rose: let's talk about the announcement you're sending for 250 special forces to syria. >> mm-hmm. >> rose: what does that represent? >> it represents what i've said from the start which is that us dismantling i.s.i.l is a priority and, although we are no

. >>> president obama has arrived in hanover, germany for talks with angela merkel. he hopes to finish the ttip. thousands lined the streets to protest the agreement. two leaders are going to discuss efforts to combat isis and other issues related to terrorism. >>> family and friends said farewell to prince. a family spokesman said it was beautiful. afterwards, people emerged from the estate and handed out round purple boxes. filled with his memorabilia. his remains were cremated and his location will be kept private. it may take weeks to determine the cause of death. investigators into do not suspect foul play or suicide. >>> local hospitals are helping ref geese who settle in philadelphia. for many, i'm stein community practice center may be one of the first stops. it's a wellness clinic where immigrants get health healthcare. many have no medical records. they are prone to noncontagious tb and intestinal parasites. >>> they have seen their children bombed in the streets their brothers poisoned their daughters raped and their father tortured. >>> still it is said t

police were called to a home on hanover parkway last night for reports of gunshots. they found 43-year-old charles .amon hall dead he was shot once in the head and police still investigating. no word on a suspect. a crime alert, for people parking their cars in the district. the number of car break-ins spiking in several neighborhoods . sam sweeney tells us how the suspect are carrying out the crimes and what you should look out for. sam: they are walking up and down washington, d.c. streets, particularly in northwest, casing cars in broad daylight, primetime hours between 1:30 and 5:30. they walk the streets and look in front and back, then they come up to the glass and use a device ends -- the glass if they see something. the whole thing plays out in about 10 or 15 seconds. this is what people are seeing any dupont, logan circle areas and it would mid park and adams morgan, smashed glass on the .round and notices from police we caught up with one man who caught someone doing it. quite you see a guy with his but sticking out of the car window. he takes a laptop and

. >>> president obama is in hanover, germany, this sunday, the first visit of a u.s.ows a trip to saudi arabia and the united kingdom and brings me to my question. who was the first sitting u.s. president to visit germany? theodore roosevelt, woodrow wilson, harry truman, or dwight eisenhower? stay tuned and we will tell you the correct answer. >>> this week's book of the week is actually a set of films on dvd. it begins with the unique glimpse inside a presidential campaign, but don't worry, i'm giving you a break from the 2016 circus. the collection is called "the kennedy films of robert drew and associates," and the films are a firsthand look at the 1960s politics from the primaries to the presidency. >> you are about to see a candidate's view of this frantic process. >> using what was then revolutionary hand-held camera gear, the documentaries provide a real fly on the wall experience. first we see then senator john f. kennedy challenge his minnesota colleague hubert humphrey in the 1960 wisconsin primary. >> just stopping by to say hello. >> the film allowed real

here is some to show you, upper hanover, montgomery county and a few in chester county around pottstownrks county might be seeing flurries but look a at this, snow in bethenny beach, rehoboth beach, this looks like it could be accumulating snow out there from the cold front that came through but stalled south and that is where you are, if that is what you are seeing. now freeze warning, continues throughout the rest of the morning, until about 10:00 o'clock at least with temperatures in the lower 20's and wind chills in the teens which is what we're seeing and freeze watch in effect tonight through tomorrow morning, for more, cold, cold temperatures. two cold ones in the row, you have to cover up those plants if you already planted stuff outside, hopefully did you last night. thirty-three in the city. twenty in mount pocono. twenty-eight in lancaster. thirty-three in dover. wind chills are in the teens and 20's and that is the important part unless you are in the mountains where it feels like 7 degrees. so winds are coming directly out of the north in the wake of the cold front that bro

today president obama spoke at the world's largest industrial technology fair in hanover. he's pushing for a transatlantic trade and partnership deal. he's it's been in negotiations for three years. >> we've made important progress, but time is not on our side. if we don't complete political transitions in the united states and europe mean this won't be finished for sometime. >> he addressed the 500th anniversary of germany's beer purity law. >>> activists are calling for mayor bill de blasio to step down amid allegations of political scandal. >> this city right now is torn apart. >> if you feel and love new york city the way you say you do, you would do right by stepping back. >> they want to start the process of impeaching de blasio. federal investigators are probing him in cases of fundraising efforts in senate races. it accuses the de blasio administration of deliberately sidestepping campaign fundraising laws to try to help democrats win the state senate. mayor de blasio denies the allegations. >>> a lot more news ahead here. the terrifying moments that unfolded as a

. >>> president obama arrived in hanover germany this morning. the president and the german chancellor, angela america, touting a u.s. european free trade agreement that they say could boost both companies. more than 120,000 people turned out to protest north korea claims is conducted a successful test of a ballistic missile. south korea officials confirm the missile was released off the coast. it went 19 miles, much shorter than the 186 distance that those missiles typically fly. 21-year-old otto warnbeye were was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor after trying to steal propaganda banner for a friend. the u.s. accused north korea of using american detainees as political pawns. >>> brussels is continuing to rebound from those terrible terror attacks. the brussels subway station is set to reopen tomorrow. 16 people were killed in the bombing of a metro train during the morning rush hour on the 22nd of march. yesterday survivors of that attack and relief workers visited the subway station where a wall of memory has been erected. >>> now to a devel

world leaders are meeting in hanover, germany today.he hope it will bring more syrian fighters into the campaign which is headed by kurds. 50 u.s. troops in syria. >>> flyers lost to the capitals, yesterday. the brewers ended a three game winning streak betting the phillies 8 to 5. >>> 5 17. cvs is pulling a product off the shelves because they are worried about salmonella. >>> parents learn how colorful anger can be in babies. that's in "healthcheck." >> reporter: this morning it's cool with light winds. this afternoon it's definitely torts. we'll take a trip to the airport that's coming up next. >>> modres: the cost of living the pay stays the same. i have to work extra hours just to make ends meet. it's a big struggle. one person that really gets this is katie mcginty. she came from a working-class family. she was ninth of 10 kids. she gets it. she'll fight for equal pay for equal work. katie mcginty will protect social security and medicare. that's why president obama and vice president biden support her, too. she'll make a heck of

. >>> welcome back happening right now we want to show you this, this is picture coming from hanover, germany, where you can see the president he is meeting with world leaders to talk about a number of things particularly how to combat isis. he said even though people in the world face suffering and tragedy people are living longer and better educated, if you have to pick a time to be born you couldn't pick a better time than today. live picture there. >>> a pope pop-in surprised a birthday in rome. he under everybody to take care of globe and pray for poor people. he wrote a ground breaking thesis breaking human kindly for climate change. you can imagine the people came out for a hug the earth kind of afternoon and there's the pope. >> reporter: i like that we call it a pope-pop-in. delaware county, baltimore pike 202, a few cars southbound heading toward kennett square. no problems. septa trollies are back to normal this morning. they are looking good. burlington bristol bridge looking good, 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m., over the the next few nights will close for maintenance, that will b

a soccer game in hanover was canceled, the stadium evacuated.ndications of the looming threat game via the gtaz. there are more potential attackers been or were when the center was founded in 2004 which is why the chancellor has promised the center more funds and personnel. but the services also want more leeway and surveillance laws. >> we must continue to keep the relationship between data protection and people's safety in balance. something that is not always easy in a political debate among but that is why it is also very important we communicate with those involved about workable procedures. >> this is where information from 40 different german agencies are analyzed. important tips also come from abroad. >> the direct communication of security services and of the police is central in germany's counterterrorism strategy, although sometimes criticized within germany the georgia center is a success story in backing by the chancellor certainly helps continue it. brent: spain is heading for french elections. the last ditch talks have ended witho

they have shut down charlotte street near king street stick to new hanover, it will be closed through the weekend. we have a touch of low visibility in millville, atlantic city, wildwood and dover, ten miles at philadelphia international. no problems. the cool damp dreary days continue, chance of rain, today, tomorrow, 10%. sunday, 90% chance. i hope you like it, it's staying dreary. matt. >>> a wild case of road rage in florida led to a person cling to go a speeding vehicle. surveillance video from a nearby business in miami captured the unanimous clinging to the hood of the -- captured a man clinging to the hood of the speeding car. no complaint or police report they do not know how the confrontation started or ended. >>> the father of a man who threatened a baltimore tv station while dressed in a panda suit speaks about his son's personal difficulties. the 25-year-old manner showed up after 1:00 p.m. yesterday afternoon and claimed to have a bomb. when the man refused to take his hands out of pockets, police shot him three times. police discovered that the device he was wearing was

it happened on the 1900 block of weaversville road in hanover township on saturday.he 3-year-old girl was in a car seat when she was ejected. >>> sean mick -- mcknight accused of beating rivera. they thought he was a drug carrier. video convicts that he died after being wounded in a fight. >>> a boy from bucks county is heading to england to meet his hero. it was a surprise. the action cam was at saint joseph's university when students presented gabriel with a trip to england and to meet goalie tim howard. the make a waish -- make a wish foundation worked for a year to make the trip a reality. he and his family leave for england on thursday. >>> more on the new trend in baby names from a galaxy far, far away. the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 millio

so it has been comfortable with the storm reports across new jersey nearly one-inch hail over hanover with the gusty winds here as well. radar is quieting down over the next radar or two. unfortunately the front isn't getting far enough. we have rain coming through tomorrow morning. but this is the storm that they are watching that it does not look as impressive right now, carrying the serious arctic air that will come around this time tonight and tomorrow night and along with it the howling winds. high wind watches are up late tomorrow night into the first part of sunday where the winds could gust over 60 miles an hour. so here is what you'll need to know with the other round of rain tomorrow morning and a little better in the afternoon. damaging winds are developing late tomorrow night and how that it will feel like 20 on sunday morning with some wet snow in spots that i could not rule out the accumulation. and tomorrow's rain the latest on the snow is all coming up in just a few minutes. back to you. >> all right, thank you. >>> and the new information tonight about that vicious sl

>> tonight police in greenbelt said they responded to reports of shots fired in the 6900 block of hanover parkway. when they responded, they found a man lying on the floor. no word on the identity of the victim, or details about what happened. we'll let you know as soon as we get more information on that. >>> one person is dead and another injured after stabbing in takoma park. it happened this afternoon, people who live there are only now allowed to go home. the developing details from that neighborhood. >> reporter: one woman is dead. a man is in the hospital. police are still here on scene, trying to collect evidence, and figure out why all of this happened. as birds chirped outside, officers huddled inside the lobby of the came bridge apartment. police expect to collect evidence well into the night. >> at 2:00, the takoma park police department patrol received a call for a suspicious situation. >> reporter: two people suffering from stab wounds. >> the individuals found near the elevator near the lobby, bleeding, and officers received information that there was another victim upstairs

. >>> president obama landed in hanover, germany this morning. he hopes to build momentum during his two-day visit there to push a transatlantic trade more than 20,000 people turned out yesterday to protest that deal. during his trip, president obama is expected to highlight other issues including countering isis and the refugee crisis. >>> security forces were the target of a pair of suicide bombers in baghdad. the islamic state group claimed responsibility. >>> this morning, north korea's foreign minister is under new travel restrictions while in the u.s. the south korean government is calling the launch of a north korea missile an extreme provocation. >>> and north korea's foreign minister is defending the decision to jail an american student. 21-year-old otto warmbeer was sentenced to 15 years hard labor after confessing to trying to steal a propaganda banner for a friend. the u.s. accused north korea of using american detainees as political pawns. that was attacked bay suicide bomber last month is set to reopen tomorrow. 16 people were kille

a car and pickup truck collided in hanover township.e toddler was strapped in a car seat that was ejected from one of the vehicles upon impact. >>> and police this morning are still searching for suspects in a pair of robberies at two philadelphia 7-elevens. the crimes happened within a half hour of each other and investigators say they are connected. the suspects first struck around 1:30 yesterday morning as robbers pistol whipped a worker at the store on frankford avenue in holmesburg. they took cash and cigarettes. about 30 minutes later, suspects pistol whipped an employee inside the store at bridge and thompson streets in bridesburg. police are looking for two men believed to be in their 20s. >>> we learned that st st. agnes-sacred hart will close its doors in june. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 5:38. 46 degrees. we're holding at 46 degrees. you see the breeze that's blowing in the city. ben franklin parkway is going to see gustier winds this afternoon. we have seen rain this morning. 46