the leaders with wawa are expected to anoup nouns plans iffer a new center city location. plans are in the work for a store at 19th and walnut streets. they'll make the announcement and show off the artist renderings. they'll also announce a major donation for no more fire deaths and you get a free cup of coffee. dwlou like that? >> i like that. i love wawa coffee. >> wawa day celebrates the day the convenience store first opened back on april 16th, 1964, even though today's the 14th. >>> 37 minutes after 5:00. 39 in philadelphia. we'll see a pretty good warmup. into the 60s. we're run 3g 3 degrees warmer than yesterday. the humidity is higher in millville and dover and pottstown and with temperatures colder in the suburbs, this is where you're more likely as a result to see frost this morning. frost advisories are in place. but with sun the frost will disappear even faster than what we saw yesterday. a few clouds high in the north and just like yesterday we'll clear out and see sunny skies which means we're clear for a pretty good warmup. 60s for allentown, reading, and q

shape of the lighthouse, so if you are able, you can close your eyes and experience the image in a d ifferent way. "oklahoma city bombing" wins the pulitzer prize in 1996. the photographer files the image through the "associated press." was an porter iv employee in the loans department of the bank. one day, he was at work when everyone there heard a loud explosion. because he was an aspiring photojournalist, he runs to his runsgrabs his camera, and 2.5 blocks to the alfred p murrow building. as he puts it, it looks like the front of the building has been completely shaved off. you can see inside the building. of course, there is chaos everywhere. there are people running. victims getting out of the building. there of course is not a lot of press because it literally just happened. mr. porter makes a lot of different photos. he takes a picture of the victims, a picture of the church with the stained-glass exploded on the ground, and then he notices something out of the corner of his eye. he turns around and notices a policeman handing something over to a fireman. he turns around, and we see no

. >> reporter: emergency crews waiting iffer the 13-year-old male tiger to be tranquilized before they can help her who was air lifted to a nearby hospital. seen here in an educational talk featured on the was passionate about the animals. her co-workers even calling her the tiger whisperer. >> she was putting her life at risk to save the lives of others. >> reporter: the zoo not commenting yet on what will happen next. they're only about 250 of these tigers left in the wild. tom. >> okay, eva thank you. >>> this frightening scene for sailors outside of savannah, churning seas capsizing the sailboat. abandoning ship as you saw there. they were plucked from the sea by the coast guard. they're recovering tonight from seasickness. >>> much more still ahead on we continue on "world news tonight" this saturday. coming up, that freak accident at the ballpark, the astonishing safety net failure. >>> and head over heels, dramatic dashcam some stunning acrobatics, who can survive this? when we come back. ♪ with advil, you'll ask what backache? what sore wrist? what headache? what bad shoulder?

was,ifference of opinion is i wanted to take it out. i wanted us to back up what we said about the proliferation of nuclear weapons. had taken such a strong position that i felt we had to back it up. one. the only the national security council along me to make my pitch. they urge me to deliver up the rationale for why the thought we should take up this reactor. the mask for a show of hands, how many members of the security council agreed with that. and nobody -- [laughter] >> it would have given meaning in substance to our strong state about proliferation. reactorovery of that and the israeli action was very strong. that is an area where i would argue i had the best policy option. he made that argument entirely internally. >> i did not go publicly. although it got out eventually. it wasn't secret. for the time being we did not talk about it. it was several months before the even acknowledged that they had a nuclear reactor. know the history of the electoral college, and the way it changed from where you cast differentiated votes. the sa

jenny: it depends on the .ifferent peers each of the major banks have a different focus.s a trading operation. the trading service hurting them more than some of the other universal banks. they say they are committed to cost-cutting. they said yesterday during the call the fixed income unit volunteered to cut more than the annual 5% call that they see in the employee numbers, so, it is, i guess, hard to tell when you look at all the different focuses the banks have. mark: jenny, -- betty: jenny, thank you so much. jenny surane. before we get a check on how european stocks ended, one stock we are watching is coca-cola. we are drinking less and less soda. the stock is down almost 5%. expectations, but the revenue was pretty soft. people are not jerking soft drinks. mark: let's look at what happened at the end of the trading day. stocks rose for the eighth day in nine. you know i like my winning runs. ♪ hii'm here to tell homeowners that are sixty-two and older about a great way to live a better retirement... it's called a reverse mortgage. call right now to receive your fre

when theset happened ,ifferent parts of the city they are all working together. he lost a lot of political. the firm of the designer of the mall was his successor. i have to speed along here. i'm going to show you one more thing and then cut it short. in 1905, the district engineer was spencer cosby. guysar they chose these who dealt directly with the president. they based it on being handsome. he had a diplomatic career as well. right, this is his for developing this vast new land along the waterfront of this new made earth. edge, i'm sorry. you can see all of these spots. proposing that they be planted with cherry trees. gift of the city of tokyo to the city of washington. it has a long and interesting history. with mrs. taft, he arranged the ceremony for the planting of the first cherry trees. this was right here. we think of the cherry trees as the beginning of a tradition. it's the end of a long tradition of planting the streets of washington with trees. left is the contribution, the speedway. originally, it was for horses and buggies. highwaye a long wide w

i think what i usually tell my why slavery here was a .ifferent institution people say rome had a lotf slaves. as a way to dismiss the significance of it. but usually say what happened here is unprecedented in human history. islamic regimes in the middle east that a racialized form of slavery. this ideaned here was that because of one's skin color that person was considered human and theirr chattel descendents were also born to be slaves. he was much easier for your children to become free. . it was determined to ensure that a specific racial group would be slaves for as long as human history would continue. i'm glad you asked that question. slavery here was unprecedented and different. >> how much of an impact was language within the documentation? a lot of people couldn't read. they would associate black to that it was assumed that these people were justified to be labeled 3/5 of a human being. dr. perry: the number of people work on this. the changing of names was deliberate. you are now just african and a negro in the slaves. terminology does matter in this context. we'll call it

. >> reporter: after a heated battle here, clinton now extending an olive branch to some -- iffers. >> and to all the people who supported senator sanders i believe there is much more that you nights us than divides us. >> reporter: while taking shots at others. >> donald trump and ted cruz -- [ booing ] -- are pushing a vision for america that's divisive and, frankly, dangerous. >> reporter: sanders still vowing to stay in the race and he has already moved on to the next big battle. >> thank you. >> reporter: this morning, sanders is back home in vermont taking a day off the trail after that bruising new york loss. >> next week we will be competing in pennsylvania, connecticut, rhode island, look forward to winning a number of those states. >> reporter: sanders says he is not going anywhere but overnight one of his advisers reportedly said that after next week's votes, the team will assess where they are. they do, though, concede he has to win most of the states ahead but there is no question about it, robin, when it comes to delegates, clinton has the mathematical advantage right no

the numbers that he gave and i will of course report that to you if i can just say on a somewhat ifferent note since you raised it, is sexual assault -- it is sexual assault prevention month and later in the afternoon, i ill be recognizing six tremendous sexual assault response coordinators around our country in the bases here. i just want to put in the word for them and they are super and you had something to do with creating that role, but i will have to ask my stuff to confirm those numbers and it is very important that we do so. ms. gillibrand: it is more about the numbers, if you are aware, it it is about the characters. sec. carter: absolutely. ms. gillibrand: what the "ap" said that because commanders insisted that these be done, they were done. what the "ap" uncovered by talking to these local das is that that is not the fact, she declined to prosecute, it was done collaboratively, so the best way for the military to proceed is not about the numbers, it is about how, what happened, what was characterized, and i also share your faith in the admiral, but i would like to know, are yo

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i'm not a fan of paying iffer the atlanta falcons stadium, but you want to make sure they comply across the board. air bnb with their platform, i don't think it is difficult, but if you have something that is more like craigslist, i can understand you're simply posting there. all they're doing is saying you get to post here, you pay us a fee, that's your end of your dealings with us, it's hard to hold them liable and the city's kind of left, okay, how do we collect the taxes, which, of course, is going to be difficult on a case-by-case basis. >> thank you. >> rosemary sheehan, president of consumers for auto reliability and safety. we spend a lot of time trying to keep the auto industry from killing its customers. i want to throw this out there in connection with the ride sharing economy. there are already now an uneven playing field when it comes to safety and safety recalls. last year we suck seeded in getting legislation passed in the republican congress to prohibit rental car companies from renting out cars that are under safety recall. so if off rental car company with a fleet over

when people go through all the ifferent concerns about the global economy, i think it's encouraging thathe united states banking system is not on and for good reason, because we've undertaken reforms that put it in much better shape than it's been in for a long time. but the productivity growth slow down is something we've seen economies, ge of some of which did reform financial systems and some of which didn't. o i think something else is going on than financial reform. i think the deleveraging you eferred to of the high savings rates at the corporate level and the individual level was a particularly good important thing in the first couple of years of the recovery, but we're you n a position where if look at households, their interest payment is a shared disposable income, is the lowest it's been on record. you look at corporations, they have extremely healthy balance sheets. i think that's all encouraging, but it would also be encouraging see more consumer spending, which we have seen over the last year or two, but investment, siness which we haven't seen as much of over the last year

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