the meat of the line up here, picking up on players here. cabrera here, they're up with the pitching. victor martinez, that makes it 6-0, come on down. last check detroit is up 7 of 3. >>> up and down the line up here, the minnesota twins announced that tonight is prince night at the park. each batters walk up song will be a different song from the legend. so they will hear all of the hits "when doves cry" little corvette and others. and fans are instructed in purple. >> that whole town is in purple right now. they love him now. >> i listen to prince's music too. >>> costco is known for bargains but why it's costing more customers money before they even walk in the door next. = -- = ÷h,z/ >>> apple is expected to have a rough second quarter earnings report tomorrow. for the first time iphone sales could see a decline, we'll look at the possible impacts up at 8:00. >>> costco members could see their annual fees go up. a financial analyst is saying they expect to raise it from 55 to $75.110 to $120. the change is expected to happen early next

how do you deal with it here? >> how do we deal with it here? jail? we don't deal with it here. >> we work out. >> we work out. and we build it up to break it down. >> in fact, we had first met boshears during his workout a few days earlier, right before he shaved his head. >> i work out pretty much seven days a week. every once in a while, i take a day off. just part of my program. every morning, i come out here and do this. i feel like i'm doing something productive, start off the day right. >> while boshears and evans have seemingly beat their habit and gained their health in prison, they told us this might all be temporary. >> i'm going to try to get out and do the right thing, but i really can't say that. i'm going to get out, i'm going to get high. i'm not going to lie. i love doing dope. that's the first thing i'm going to do. i'm going to get out, go see my mom, and then i'll go get high. >> so presumably, you'll be back together again? >> i got 6 1/2 years left. so i'm trying to do something positive while i'm here. working out, going to scho

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his motorcade making its way down bayshore and here to the hyatt hotel here in burlingame. i mentioned earlier the police presence. i can tell you, i got down to the peninsula about 9:30 this morning and every off-ramp of 101 that i saw multiple units from the highway patrol, then as you get closer to the hotel, the police presence includes not only highway patrol but burlingame police, millbrae police, san bruno police, even palo alto, east palo alto. they're all here. and as i said, highway patrol is making its presence very, very clear. earlier today, we had some protestors show up -- i showed you the video of the woman dressed in paint who was escorted out of the banquet hall earlier. i'm told that code pink the group code pink has rented a room here at the hyatt hotel so they could have a presence inside. she made her way into the banquet hall early and was removed. then that banner that was unfurled from here in the atrium the lobby of the hyatt, that hung up there for quite a while because it seems like hotel staff and security couldn't figure out how to get it down.

exciting here. just imagine as the numbers roll in that there is going to be a lot of activity with all the satellite trucks at trump tower. 9:00 is when he is expect to do speak, right, rick? >> i believe so. we will be out here to keep an eye on things for you. >> rick, thank you. well, it's a battle for new york. but what's at stake? and why is the big apple such a big deal. >> new york is home to a whopping 95 republican delegates. 14 are at large delegates who go to the candidate who wins a majority in the statewide primary. and the 81 others? they are chosen by voters in new york's 27 congressional districts. and that according to new york's primary gets a little complicated. >> the actual delegates will be selected in may at meetings of the state committee members from each congressional district. and they will meet and elect the actual people who will serve as delegates in cleveland. and then they will be awarded to the presidential candidate. >> here is how it works. every congressional dis

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lots of excitement out here. we will stay out the here and keep talking to fans. now back to you guys. >> know of nation in fully affect, beautiful thing, rahel, thanks very much. we will get back to you. fans will need sweat shirts, shirts heading out to the parade. >> rahel had gloves on. the meteorologist katie fehlinger is in the studio sky deck with her, forecast, and katie, you are always cold. >> you know me i'm always freezing cold but wind is whipping, wow, right out here in the sky deck. i need my beyonce fan to point this way so it blows my hair out of my face and not the in to it. the let me show you what is happening on storm scan to bring the wind in the the first place. we cannot see on the the satellite and radar but you will notice movement of the residual precipitation and cloud. truly a partly sunny day that is unfolding here, and wind is picking up as we are between systems. you know, it really does turn blustery between the city sky scrapers. so westerly wind right now at the airport is 20 miles an hour. yeah you are standing between city sky

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

it here.rsity stadium the football stadium i am on the 50-yard line right now. they got the scoreboard lit up and look what's on the scoreboard. the score of last night's game. 77-74 villanova university men's basketball now national champions. take look from above. we have another camera on top of the stadium. look at all the people out here. most of them they tell me were partying all night long waiting the anticipation building for today as they see their team national champions making their way to campus to be welcomed by the student body here. let's talk to couple of them. what is your name? >> christina. >> tell me first of all what does this moment mean for the university here a lot of smiling faces here today. >> i think we're just so incredibly proud of our team. we work really hard for this. i think villanova basketball it's not just about basketball it's about the entire person which is really really here i think that's what made this so special. it's really historical moment for us

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>> reporter: depends who you ask, and back to the beginning here, it's an exciting day here in delaware because the primary means something to presidential primaries on both sides, here at highland elementary, steady stream of voters. delegates are important especially to trump hoping to reach the magic number and lock up the nominations. trump would like to get the convention in cleveland with the no, ma'am locked up. if he does not have majority of the votes, the convention could be dicey for him. not the front runner coming to a contested convention, and republicans had ten conventions where no candidate had the majority, and seven of the cases, and the person who came in did not get it. if a tested convention is bad for the party? who's fault is that? 17 candidate, trump's message enough to get a plurality, but not majority? who knows, right? so i don't know that i blame the system as much as, you know, this is a different era, we have angry voters. >> reporter: back live now, if they feel pushed out, and i asked what kind of person would be vp for trump? might make sense to team up

here it is. >> i believe god put us all here for a reason, and we all have our purpose, and we're hereo fulfill our purpose individually i think the thing that kept me sane, the thing that kept me humbled, the thing that's kept me successful is being myself. the minute you learn to love yourself, you would not want to be anybody else. >> that a good way to put it. >> very good point. >> also thanked her grandmom, and said her own black girl who rocks. another, well, all girls rock. i know sometimes, what about all girls? all girls rock, black girls, also -- >> okay. must have been cold in there. well -- >> all of the honorees got to formation on stage for a really cool moment. they urged black girls everywhere to, quote, get up and continue to rock. >> look at this. let's just watch this. what a famous people there. >> uh-huh. >> glad it is -- oh, look. star after star after star. >> yes. >> i'm going to have to go back and look at this. >> i know. >> and how about tracey's red leather outfit? >> i love it. >> she was rocking it. >> on twitter last night, before i went to bed, checking

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here. >> guest: sure. >> host: what have you got? >> guest: we're going to walk over first, i just mentioned new place which was this grand house in stratford. shakespeare actually needed to do something that we would call today i think a title search, which is to make sure that he had clear title to this property that he bought with the earnings he had from his theater career. and so we're going to go over here. these are two halves of something that is called an indenture. and when this document was executed, the two sides of the deal or agreement looked at either side which has the identical terms on each side. one is realize out aloud, and the other's checked to make sure that the terms of the deal are identical. and then the indenture is cut with a wavy line so that if there's ever a dispute, you say show me the other side of this, and we'll check it. but it was a fascinating early modern anti-fraud device that was used when shakespeare decided to check whether he had clear title to th

especially here in the mangrove swamps. it is so powerful. >> the power becomes apparent on and tides. the creatures living in the mud become more visible. the crabs provide a livelihood for hundreds of families here. but the fisherman tell us that their halls are shrinking. our guide tells us that not long ago he also used to catch oysters and salmon in these waters. >> look how dirty it is here. all this rubbish floating around. the mangroves are the only things helping to combat pollution for us fisherman. the trees filter toxins from the water and then die off. if you want for them, we would really have a huge problem. >> decreasing pollution is having a detrimental impact on the environment and biodiversity in is a development that is also a cause of concern for the city planner. >> in the future the city's existence will depend on the mangrove forests. we know that climate change is coming and the mangroves are our bulwark against rising sea levels. the town is located in a hollow. even now there is a danger of floodi

here in wisconsin. but here's the big but. the most recent poll out today from emerson college shows ted cruz ahead of trump by just five points. that's half the lead that cruz had in last week's polls. so trump may be regaining strength here in wisconsin. at a rally today, trump predicted a win here tomorrow. >> i really believe tomorrow we're going to have a very, very big victory. if we do well here, folks, it's over. if we don't win here, it's not over. but wouldn't you like to take the credit in wisconsin for ending it? give wisconsin the credit for ending it. and then we can focus on hillary instead of these two guys. >> well, trump mocked his rival ted cruz. here he is. >> we've gone through many, many states. i have won, i think, 22 states. cruz gets up, he says i'm the only one. you know, i wish he could just talk normally every once in a while. you ever hear this? i'm the only one. that has proven that i can beat donald trump. remember in the debate. i beat him five times. and i looked over and i said, yeah, but i ha

moment here, unc. >> yes. >> here is the ball now watch were you thinking when ryan was dribbling?> thinking he was going to take the shot as he always has, he makes the pass, and chris is wide open. so ryan made the right play, made the right reason. he came over after the game, we have this deep embrace, toll him i loved him, all that sort of stuff. i said the same. i said with a was the game plan? >> said i wag going to take the shot, i was going to take the shot but he goes i made the right read, gave little softball toss over to chris, just great look, in rhythm, caught it, shot it, amazing ending, you can see the paneled moan yum there. >> hasn't stopped since that moment? >> i still scant believe it happened. i watched him on youtube 20 times a day, yes. >> what has he been saying so far since this happened snap. >> he's solo key, just well bald kid -- balled kid, very grounded about it, so i haven't seen a whole lot of him. went right back to campus. we had to make three connections. >> really? oh, what time cup get back to filly? >> we got about 2:30, then by the time, we

he wasn't going to campaign here and put his resources here. didn't say he wasn't going to fundraise here. that's where he is today. here in downtown indianapolis when which i don't know if it's metaphor call or not, but it's right across from the set of american ninja warrior. he may need ninja-like skills to pull off the blocking of donald trump, but i should point out, he's here to fundraise and meet with the governor. he's not campaigning here, but he and cruz are in the state today at the same time. were they shot the movie for a big rally. tonight live on the fox business net i don't care later. and you take a look at the polls right now. don't look good for ted cruz in this blocking effort. the fox news poll has him up 8%, but the polls were down before the alliances if you want to call it that between trump and cruz. we'll see what affect that has. voting going on here in indiana as well. early voting. been going on for three or four weeks now. >> you know jeff, with the argument on the part of these two making this agreement, some call

themed here, right? the american eagle foundation is expected to announce the name tomorrow. >> what do you like? >> i think i like freedom and liberty. >> i think i do, too. it's settled. >> look at us agreeing. >>> breaking news in the traffic department this morning. >> good morning. breaking news on the beltway. take a look here, outer loop shut down there near 7 and 123. all lanes main lanes here this morning because of a vehicle on fire trying to get more information on that one. and we are sending a crew that way. 270 northbound and southbound looking quite good right now. 66 and 95 also rolling along just fine. still have this road work again hanging around 395 south after seminary with the two left lanes getting by the work zone. that won't wrap up until about 8:00 this morning. prince george's county looking quite good, same thing looking here at 50 into and out of town, everything rolling along so you don't have any worries there. a live look here at 270 this morning, 270 at father hurley boul

if we don't, if we don't win here it's not over. wouldn't you like to take the credit in wisconsin for ending it. your vote will be important tomorrow because the world is watching, wisconsin. they're seeing if this momentum from this incredible movement is going to be slowed down. >> right now at that trump event, trump's wife is speaking. a rare campaign appearance when he's struggling with women voters. let's take a listen. >> a great leader. he's fair. as you may know by now, when you're talking, he will punch back ten times harder. no matter who you are, man or a woman, he treats everyone equal. he's a fighter and if you elect him to be your president, he will fight for you and our country. he will work for you and with you. together, we will make america strong and great again. thank you. >> so beautiful. she said do you mind, i wrote something. do you mind if i say it? i said not at all. i said should i read it. she said i don't want you to read it. >> get them out of here. thank you very much. i want to thank melania for tha

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today, he will be here tomorrow. sanders has a rally tonight at liacouras center. in the wisconsin primary sanders swept all but three counties, clinton had low expectation there is given the states more liberal voters and sanders thanked business condition sin voters for helping him gain momentum. >> with our victory tonight in wisconsin, we have now won seven out of eight of the last caucuses and primaries. >> ted cruz with another solid win over fellow republican, donald trump. john kasich was a distant third. over the past week trump battled campaign controversies including clarifying his views on a borings. crews took most of the delegates which experts say makes an opened convention more likely. he called it a moment for junety. >> the night is a turning point. it is a rallying cry. it is a call from the hard working men and women of wisconsin to the people of america. we have a choice a real choice. >> and in a few weeks attention will shift to pennsylvania and delaware both states hold primaries on april . ne

here, too, yeah. >> uh-huh. [ laughter ] [ southern accent ] >> jimmy: i wanna talk about your new movie, honey. >> uh-huh, you do that, honey. uh-huh. >> jimmy: yeah. first of all what's -- >> you know, that's my grandma name, honey. >> jimmy: honey? >> honey. >> jimmy: i did not know that. >> now you know. >> jimmy: yeah, you do, yeah. [ laughter ] that's a great name. >> he calls me honey. honey, hug me. >> jimmy: was that a real name or a nickname? >> in the south, well no, it's not my real name. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, i'm sorry. i thought you said it was your grandma's name. >> it is my grandma name. but she just calls me honey. >> jimmy: oh, it's your -- i thought you said it was your, "grandma's name." >> as i'm now -- should we start from the beginning? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no. ♪ no, no, no, stop. no, no, no. this is the way the whole night is going. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's just the way it is. yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: we've just been bracing the obscure, the weird, a

the here's 1:00 a.m. and pushing out of here by saturday afternoon. it will be a nice saturday morning to the north and west, south and east those showers may hang around a little bit longer. we are not expecting much in the way of rain. the showers, possibly a stray then are storm. not a widespread severe event. mainly in the afternoon and evening. quarter inch of rain could impact portions of the afternoon commute but may enemies majority of that which would be good news for friday. sixty overnight tonight, tomorrow a couple scattered showers, thunderstorm, warm, breezy otherwise, 76 degrees the high for our friday. weekend is cooler, a slow clear on saturday but still nice at 69 degrees. the sunday looks beautiful, high of 66. monday, now looks gorgeous. our next system is on a little delay, monday 47 with sunshine beautiful heading back to work. >> that looks good. >> pretty good monday. >> yes. >> easier on get out of the bed on a monday. >> thanks, kate. >>> "cbs evening news" is just a few minutes away. >> scott pelley has a look a head, scott.

whatever you have planned today, deal with the rain this morning, here's an event here in center citynd we're really looking forward to getting off of the office after tax season. here's the question. how far in advance can you predict the weather? we'd love to be able to to see sun. >> i can predict it five, six, seven days in advance. welcome, sue serio. the forecast here for one logan square. if you have to go back --. >> you made my day. >> you're still on camera. >> i know. >> all right. hey, buddy. pretty good, see you later. kind of one? 52, 55, 58. rain, here, we have this morning, 11:00, 1:00, 3:00, not bad. that rain clears out by the afternoon. there's rain out there right now. some of that rain is heavy. it's moving up through the lehigh valley south of allentown, just off the coast there in cape may as rain continues to push out. the rain filled in but it will be clearing out. let's show you the timing. looks like about find when the rain clears out. temperatures are into the 50's and 40's. not all that bad. they might actually climb a few degrees. once we get a little bi

here is what happened. cars collided in the westbound lanes between the girard avenue and montgomery drive exits. one car burst into flames. we're working to find out the condition of the person who was injured. >>> decision 2016 has the presidential candidates on a campaign blitz in pennsylvania and delaware ahead of tuesday's primaries. nbc10's monique braxton is live in the digital operations center to tell us more on where the candidates will be today. monique, fill us in. >> just a few moments ago we heard that president clinton is appearing in two places in our area and we're working to confirm that. i didn't hear you talking to me. i apologize for that. here is what we can confirm. bernie sanders will be in wilmington today. hillary clinton is set to be there on monday. donald trump will be in connecticut today, and ted cruz is campaigning out in pittsburgh today. cruz was in scranton yesterday making his way across pennsylvania in hopes of adding to his delegate total. voters in five critical states

when i got here there was 7atf agent here. >> despite his son's injuries, he isn't holding grudges against the police. >> they've got to do their job, you know, they can't assume that it is a candybars wrapped around. >> and he's glad his son is alive. >> looks like he will be okay, that's the main thing, so hopefully, you know, i'll get some help. >> cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> police need your help identifying four teenagers wanted for robbery and assault on temple university cam pulls. police tell "eyewitness news", a 43 year old plan was walking near 13th and norris streets sunday, when four teenagers punched, kicked, grabbed his shirt. off duty temple university police officer chased the suspect away, the man suffered minor injuries. but surveillance cameras captured the teen suspect walking down norris street. investigators say they are between the ages of 16 and 19 years old. >> the time now 5:36. in business news this morning, atlantic city could be facing some big trouble this weekend. >> and new way to wake up with a hoagie. money watch's hena daniels joins us live from the new y

so, why don't you introduce us to everybody here so we know who is here with mariachi vargas.d. julio: our chief, federico torres, my friend andres gonzalez, our director, carlos martínez, josé martínez, daniel martínez. they are playing violin. damian: these hermanos? [laughing] julio: cousins, cousins. julio martínez. damian: oh wow! julio: this is mariachi martínez. [laughing] damian: [speaking spanish] julio: enrique de santiago-- damian: who was here 15 years ago, i remember. julio: yeah, no a little more. also, he plays the guitarron. arturo vargas. he plays the guitar and a singer. gilberto aguirre, he plays the vihuela. my friend--¿cómo te llamas? [laughing] julio: miguel barron, he plays the violin. trumpet player, my friend fernando valasquez. one more trumpet player, gustavo alvarado. and, the last one alberto alfaro. damian: do you guys still practice when you're not playing at a concert? do you still practice? julio: yeah. damian: people might think-- [speaking spanish] andres: [speaking spanish] damian: are there new songs that you have to learn-- andres: [speaki

here it is. here it is. here it is.ince recorded "baby knows" which was performed by sheryl crow who recorded "building bridges" with vince gill. i like that. >> you know what i really like? amy grant song "baby baby." this is why. so it's 25 years. >> i know. i know. for the anniversary it's a makeover with the help of torri kelly. >> listen. ♪ stop for a minute baby i'm so glad you're mine ♪ >> got a little something different. >> every single night. cody was 1 year old then. every night we put him on top of the billiard table and danced to "baby baby." you don't find that interesting? i remember it. >> i can't figure out which is the original and which is the remake. it's all good. beyonce is about to make music history with her album "lemonade." it looks like it is going to debut on the billboard charts at number one. now, that's great, but the reason it's such a big deal is because everyone of her first six studio albums she's done solo have debuted at number one. every single one. >> that is success, boy. for sure

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lull here and only because it's a pre-rush hour lull here. people checking in here at the station.ou are and then they give you a paper ballot and then go over here and cast your vote. at that point, you come over here to the tabulator and put it in there and they send it off to the voting board headquarters. we mentioned trump and hillary clinton. hillary clinton dominant in this district. she was expected to do well here in the baltimore area and also in prince georges county, maryland. those are the strongholdles for her. donald trump is an interesting story here, though, brooke. because he is also hoping to cement his large lead in these northeastern states and expected to do well but here in maryland there's a bit of intrigue going on. the sitting governor of republican governor larry hogan has said he does not support trump and didn't say who he had supported. he endorsed chris christie. not saying kasich or cruz and definitely does not want to support trump. does that have an affect on the turnout and standing here and the vote for him? we don't know. he is ahead in the poll

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when people come off here, they read the sign here.ention voters, it is only opened to residential democrats and republicans. that leaves 150,000 people unable to participate. a lot of these people are going to be trump or sanders supporters. we talked to independent who wants to switch over to become a bernie guy. could not do it. we talked to another guy registered for democratic could not do it, he could not do it and turned away. about two dozen people at this location had to go out that door. lori is here. thank you very much for joining us. >> hi, thank you. you have been dealing with having to say sorry, you cannot participate in this election. >> there is a lot of frustrations that people want to change their parties. new york state law is a long time. they had it since october 19, to get their change in. >> do you think state laws here should be reformed? >> i think it is a long time to change for a change. i think it should be shorter and i encourage everybody to call their state and see about coming across with something to

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." ♪ ♪ liz: here we go.'re in the right place with less than an hour left in today's trading session. the markets are moving higher. it's interesting, because first we were paring a whole bunch of gains, now we're getting them back. the nasdaq adding on about a third of a prosecutor to the gains right now -- third of a percent to the gain right now. even the russell 2000, small and mid caps, moving higher by a quarter of a percent. as i just mentioned, in less than an hour alcoa kicks off earnings season. aluminum company of america. the street is expecting earnings of two pennies per share. in advance of those numbers alcoa is moving higher by 4.5%. they're often considered a proxy for big many manufacturing x they are not just aluminum anymore, they are going into all different metals. in fact, they split off from one of the businesses s so this is a company that is very important to the manufacturing world. speaking of manufacturing, total recall. tesla recalling 2,700 of its model x suvs today, yes, the

there are other groups out here as well. there are police here.of course, pittsburgh police are now, county sheriff's department officers are out here keeping an eye on the crowd. they weg%uu(áq" for a loud protest. they are concerned because there is an nhl playoff game between the penguins and rangers here in town just a few blocks from here and also a pittsburgh pirates game. they are playing the detroit tigers across the river. a lot of action in pittsburgh tonight and a very noisy crowd here outside the convention center as, again, hundreds of protesters face off with, perhaps, thousands of trump supporters. still waiting to get inside for that rally, greta. >> rick, thank you. of course we will check back in if anything develops there. thank you, rick. donald trump is not slowing down on his ongoing rough and tumble battle with the g.o.p. over what he calls unfair delegate rules. >> the colorado thing was very, very unfair. i thought louisiana was very unfair. i won louisiana. i won it easily. >> popular vote. >> he got the popular vote. bec

scott, what do you make of what went down here and what was going on here? donald trump is preparing to leave san francisco now. i don't know, maybe you do but he could have cancelled this event could have said, this is looking dicey. he didn't. what do you think? >> why should he? he is not going to be intimidated, nor would i or expecter anyone to run on the democratic side, either. they have -- we have the right, he has the right, should i say to get out there and bring his message to the people who are going to see him have the right to hear him and the people protesting have the right, too but don't have a right to break the law. don't have the right to inflict bodily injury, and i think if he cancelled it would have been worse, and i think what you're seeing now by all of these protesters it's actually emboldening the trump supporters and bringing more people to him pause when you rex anytime people running around with mexican flags in california, this is exactly what he is talking bottom. and brings more and more people who are on the fence closer to

here is what he said. >> dave chapelle comes up, he says, hey, man, prince is here.ight way, you can get him to perform. and so i go, oh, okay. at this point it's 4:30 in the morning. so at this point, all bets are off. i have no -- i can't be polite. >> i said prince, if you're in the room, i dare you to come up and sing something with us. all of a sudden, the crowd parted. it was unbelievable. just picked up a guitar that was there, and just made it his own and played "let's go crazy". >> pretty remarkable to talk about that. he said he was never not cool. he had his own color. who gets his own color. but of course, prince had his own color. >> i was asleep, but i understand there were several prince sketches on the show. >> yeah, you know, they replayed some of the old sketches called the prince show. they used to have a recurring bit where they pretended to have prince character. some fans didn't appreciate those sketches, so a litta litt blow back about reairing those. the first performance on the show back in 1981, others later. it will be on hulu if you want t

and that was also an in tense fire here. so a lot of residents are going through the night without a place to stay and this fire operation and this clean-up and fight is going on tonight. in pine hill, i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, to our other breaking story out of the philadelphia kensington section. a man is in custody after a four-year-old girl was shot and killed inside of a home. and just within the past 90 minutes we have learned police think say five-year-old sibling fired the deadly shot. nbc 10 joins us live from police headquarters and tell us more about the new information that we've just gotten about a person taken into custody? >> reporter: that is right, ted. according to police, the mother's boyfriend owned the gun and he fled the scene. but we just learned from sources that he turned himself into police and currently being interviewed by homicide detectives. anguish gripped this community as word spread that a four-year-old girl was shot and killed. now place say a five-year-old sibling pulled t

how is it going over here? >> it's good. >> tell me what you're doing. >> right now we're just packing rice, grain and other knew trants so that way people can have food in our countries. >> reporter: so alexa is one of about 800 volunteers working to feed 120,000 people. this is a 24-hour event. this is historic. >> to our knowledge this has never happened before. 24 hours straight of meal packaging, 700-plus volunteers, coming in shifts all the way through the night packing meals. >> reporter: we're at wes minister church working through the night until 4:00 tonight. and 3,500 -- >> exactly, yeah. >> reporter: meals going to 3,500. let me talk a little about how essential this is, this kind of work. >> these meals are life changing aids. they give children the opportunity to come to school and ged an education. because without them, the children in the countries we serve have to spend their days working and trying to earn money so they can eat. >> i understand every 500 meals that are packaged, what happens?

well, invented here. some dispute, if it's this bar or another one, we're sticking with this story right here. thank you, anchor bar. thank you for letting us be here. wings are as good as advertised. ted cruz trying to peel off votes from donald trump's big lead here. polls now place him in a very distant third place, actually. and it could mean that trump has a full sweep of the 95 delegates and cruz doesn't get anything. cruz is going to make inroads anywhere, it's here in western new york, specifically this buffalo market. his challenge, trying to unite a party that doesn't want trump. the hard part is that they don't really want him either. today, in fact, he doubled down on his critique of the establishment in the republican party, that of course he's going to need on his side if he's going to overtake the front-runner. listen to what he told me calling mitch mcconnell a liar back in july. >> you called the senate majority leader a liar on the senate floor. that's not sat well with your colleagues.

and, back out here live here philadelphia, of course will be a stop for all these candidates eventually. those town halls for sanders, calls a future to believe in. they are free and opened to the public, however, rs vps are encouraged. coming up later we will go over kasich and trump making stops in our area brook and jim, back over to you. >>> thanks, justin. >>> speaking of the republican side, ted cruz campaigned in a museum in hershey yesterday. front runner donald trump will travel to harrisburg to today. john kasich will will be stum continuing at a town hall on penn state's brandywine campus in media followed by a dinner in king of prussia a. >>> well, philadelphia's mayor jim kenney is banning city many please from using tax dollars to travel to north carolina and mississippi. it is in response to state lawmakers blocking anti discrimination protections for lgbt community, the mayor says he will reconsider the ban if north carolina and mississippi repeal their legislation. >>> meanwhile emergency repairs continue right now on the delaware memorial bridge. chopper three overhead

and you have these figures here representing africa here. another figure here. you have some pretty grisly stuff down here and you have probably something look like the g goddess wisdom. this is a high quality print and someone hand colored the page itself. and this edition is wonderful because the hand coloring extends to every plate in the editi edition. i will show you this one. this one is europe and some of this is known well and some is not known well. you can see the cathedral with the national borders at the time it was created. england, ireland, scotland here. >> host: pretty accurate map. >> guest: this is pretty accurate. the way in which the atlantic takes shape is through exploration of mapping. so our collection holds a large quantity of items about that exploration moment when includes the moment when elizabeth and jack welcome to the united states. so you have colonies and james town and that is shakespeare's world planting itself in north america. that is a complicated history and part of the history of this country and part of what was good and

here.ng. >> for joshua coffey, who was sentenced to six years for burglary, the only thing more frightening than prison was the thought of leaving. >> i got nine days. i got nine days before i'm thrust back out into society. and i'm not free. nobody thinks about freedom as something to be nervous about. you know. because everybody that ever does anything wrong, or scared to go to prison. i'm damn near scared to go home. you know. and the bad part is that i got a family that loves me. you know. they might not understand me. they might not agree with the things i do. but ultimately, they love me. and i know that. and i hope i don't let them down. >> hello, everybody. it's me. the stone. >> james stone wishes he had coffey's problems. he's serving 101 years for attempted murder. >> that's everything i pretty much got right there. you're not really allowed to have a whole lot here. >> he's already served 26. but has another 25 to go before he's even considered for parole. >> i know one guy, i'm

figures here representing africa here. are, another figure here, some grisly stuff down here and probably something like the goddess wisdom on the top, or a monarch. actually that is probably the monarch. they used a copper print and someone hand colored the page itself. this edition is wonderful because the hand coloring extene extends to every plate in the edition. i would show you this one. this is europe. some known well and some isn't. you can see the cathedral.