a crash on route 100 at pottstown at jackson road. follow thanks used 100 last night they had a trash truck fire that has been cleared, repairs made and that stretch is opened but we had this accident there at 100 near jackson. down wires over here on route 33 at i295, at hamilton square. mass transit looking good. erika, back over to you. >>> happening today drivers take note a new report should give us more information about the roads, bridges many of us use every day in pennsylvania. "eyewitness news" reporter jen bernstein joins us now at graterford bridge in perkiomen township with more on the new you report released later on today,. >> reporter: good morning, erika. interestingly, pennsylvania leads the the nation in structurally deficient bridges. right behind me is an example of one of those. this is graterford road bridge that spans perkiomen creek and you can see it is closed, recently because of structural detear racial. 3,000 drivers use it every day but not right now obviously. just one example, close to 500 structurally d

jackson road and route 100. they'll help you through that intersection.led vehicle in bellmawr as well so watch for that one partially blocking the ramp from 295 northbound to 168. that's the ramp for the black horse pike so watch for that. also, on the turnpike southbound near exit three the construction we talked about there is cleared so some better news. let's check the weather conditions. no weather related problems this morning affecting the road. it's just warm and sticky. 74 degrees right now headed up to 88. chance for a shower fore your evening commute. a better chance this evening and tonight for a storm tam. >> thank you karen. the manhunt continues for a convicted murderer who escaped from pries none arkansas. a man turned this surveillance video from his home over to police. authorities say it shows the escaped inmate timothy buffington breaking into a safe room and stealing a shot gun. buffington is serving a 20 years sentence for murdering his ex-wife. law on work duty on prison grounds on saturday when he made a break for it. >>> the urge

and boyertown, malfunctioning traffic light jackson road at route 100.ever you see that, make sure you treat it as a four-way stop. for drivers in new jersey, a disabled vehicle 295, the 168 off ramp, exit 29. >>> foiled by poor getaway planning. we'll tell you how a septa bus helped stop a bank robber in philadelphia. >>> and this story. >> the constitution. >> the constitution. >> of the united states. >> of the united states. >> a dream come true there. a pennsylvania boy gets his wish to become one of bethel park's finest even though he's only 8. >>> 6:44 right now. people in central indiana will be cleaning up after severe thunderstorms there. the storms hit yesterday afternoon, downing power lines, uprooting trees and damaging homes. thousands were left without power. the national weather service says a tornado struck down southwest of indianapolis causing extensive damage to several homes. >>> we're not going to see anything like that. we'll get rain today. a live look at radar. that's what's headed our way. we are tracking storms expected to hit

the hollywood walk of fame, fans built a memorial on michael jackson's star where they come to remember the king of pop. >> he paved the roads artists today. >> reporter: five years after his death, the pop icon is making the comeback he had planned. his music is still very much alive. jackson's estate has earned more than $700 million since jackson's death in 2009. >> it's actually more than kanye west, jay-z and taylor swift combined over that period of time. >> reporter: a cirque du soleil tour that pays tribute to the king of pop is one of the top grossing tours of all time. and the new album of jackson's unreleased tracks escape debuted at number 2. but jackson's former manager says the singer would not be pleased. >> i don't think he would have been happy with it because he was a perfectionist. >> reporter: his fans say jackson's success after death is just a testament to his star power and legacy. danielle nottingham, cbs news, hollywood. >> jackson's estate is expected to continue to make hundreds of millions of dollars in the years ahead with other projects and deals still in the works. >>> and still ahead, giving y

nearly 6,000 gas leaks, over 1600 miles of road, 12 potentially explosive pockets in manholes, two the average per cities. jackson returned to recheck the leaks. >> we'll insert this. >> reporter: this is what you have done cross the city. you go from mann hole to mann hole. >> we do that when we find a high concentration, otherwise it would take forever. >> reporter: natural gas pipeline failures cause an average of 17 fatalities, 68 injuries and $133 million property damage annually. con edison is responsible for the gas mains where the explogs took place, the investigation hasn't determined whether they are at fault. a crew was dispaped at 9:15 -- dispatched at 9:15am. two minutes after a call. the gas happened at 9:30. >> the only indication of danger was 15 minutes earlier when a gas leak was reported to con edison. conned despatched a team. >> since the blast new york's public service commission, overseeing 19 gas companies told state legislatures: >>> if they are at fault, they could face a loss of $29 million, if performance standards are not met. con edison's spokesman said it's not about the money. >> p

road with bill o'reilly. >> we go out. bill performed in lake jackson saturday night. >> that makes sense.and a. >> he doesn't do standup. >> no. >> he's a funny cat. >> you know, i've been called a cat since 1967. factor tip of the day, catch miller and me live in south dakota july 25th and north dakota the next night, the 26th and shows in boston, philadelphia, west virginia and las vegas. you should come see us. you won't be disappointed. >> the mail. you showed your true bigotry. would you have made such a comment if a man showed up looking like a jew? if a man spoke in hebrew, i would say he looks like a gee wish person, dave and i have no problem saying it. o'reilly, you're losing it. do the du"duck dynasty" people look like muslims? i don't think they thanked allah. would you be happy if robert bergdahl said thank you jesus? if he did, i would say he sounds like a christian. got it, can we stop the non-sense now? don hayward, massachusetts, once again, you nailed it bill. it's clear the father of son of a mutual dislike of policy. praising allah at the white house when fathers want

road. this is the pursuit of perfection. >> thanks. flat feet. >> jimmy: that's 50 cent, curtis jackson, on the new show power.>> yeah, executive produced the project. >> do people switch shoes in prison. >> yeah, when they got some juice. >> get some one to bring good shoes. >> can you wear the good shoes in prison or forced to trade them for something? >> the person that has that kind of juice to get them is comfortable. >> jimmy: i got you. you are executive producer of the show. tell everybody what the show is about? >> it is about a guy that makes his way to the top of the underworld with the new york city, and he starts to question his choices in life. because he is so, so well accomplished that he actually looks and says i could have did it the right way. he starts to look at the different things. people around him enjoy what he actually loves, like enjoy how he got there, the lifestyle, so they just want it to stay the way it is. but he plays the lead, character, ghost, in the project. and we worked on it from the very beginning. went back and forth with each other. gave him information. started to dev

jackson fans still as loyal as ever are paying tribute to the great today. a vigil is planned today at the star on the walk of fame. >>> now a check of the roads, matt pellmans in the traffic center with an update. woe have more information on the situation on the tracks in delaware county, chopper 6 was overhead just a bid ago. showing us the scene of the fatal pedestrian accident involving the amtrak train, you see from chopper 6, it halted all amtrak service along clifton avenue, we are hearing that amtrak service between wilmington is resuming with significant delays. we have not gotten the all clear on the regional line and all service remains halted. if you normally travel septa through delaware county you may be better off on the trolley as the investigation continues here on sharon hill, we see delays on the patco trains, the eastbound trains over the ben franklin bridge because of the ongoing construction and if you are heading into new jersey from buck county you are experiencing the wet ride, by the scudder falls bridge and there is not significant delays in either direction. we are watching a downed tree in upper moreland at paper road and ellis

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road with bill o'reilly. you guys do a show together. >> yeah, we go out. and bill and i -- bill performed under the name victoria jacksoneth: oh, right. that makes sense. that explains it. [ laughter ] >> it's a little bit of a different thing. i do 35 minutes and he does 35 and then we just take q&a. >> seth: but he doesn't do standup, does he? >> no. he raconts more, but he's a funny cat. but it's not like he's out there trying to kill or rat-a-tat-tat-tat. he tells stories and stuff like that. i had no idea you did stand up, but i just followed you into aspen. you were down there, right? >> seth: yeah, it was great. i really like doing standup. >> did it come on you later in life? >> seth: it came on me later in life, yeah. >> well, god bless you, man, because usually it's like a guy trying to learn skiing at age 50, you know? it's difficult to do. >> seth: i started skiing really young, and when i realized i was terrible at it, i took up standup. [ laughter ] i was like, "i gotta replace this with something." >> by the way, the treatment here is so great. it's nice to be back, like i said, on the eighth floor, and w

road rash on the elbow, hand, and back. lucky guy. >>> this sunday a brand new episode of deadline airs on investigation discovery highlighting the shocking murder of a miami pediatric nurse. beverly jackson'sy was found locked in the trunk of her sub americaed in a canal. it took one young man's courage to reveal of truth of what happened. >> beverly jackson's murder devastates her family and even stuns the most hardened miami detectives. who would do such a thing to a devoted mom and deaboved nurse? detectives start look into beverly's past and discovered some unnerving details. >> homicide information you work from the inside out. that the point you work with the family. >> it turns out beverly's been divorced for ten years. her ex-husband isn't exactly out of the picture. >> you drive me crazy sometimes. >> we learned some abuse in the marriage. he was brought in and interviewed. we asked him for dna. which he voluntarily gave to us. >> it's not a match for the dna found on beverly jackson. in fact, they can't find any match for the rape kit dna in the criminal data base. >>> you can all watch the episode, see something say something 10:00 p.m. eastern on investigation discovery. today

jackson's old boys. it had been unable to launch an effective attack against an inferior force. the army of the north virginia was a defeated entity. eyes now shifted south of the shadey grove road to a place called old cold harbor, some three quarters oh f a mile east of here. that say place where several roads came together. roads from white house landing the union supply depofmente roads that ran to richmond and roads that ran down this way from the armies. lee knew the 18th corp was headed this way. he was getting reports from scouts along the james river. he knew that federals were coming this way. he wanted to find out what was going on toward white house landing. he send a force out that way. they are driven back at a place at the creek. that increase lee's belief that the federals are definitely headed this way and smith is probably planning some kind of attack. lee realizes if the federals can take this intersection, they then will be below the lower frank of his army. they could attack him in the frank or go ahead and take richmond. this little obscure intersection becomes a critical piece of the puzzle here at cold harbor. may 13, 150 years ago today cold harbor start

road sign. after his freshman year at howard, he got on a bus to go to a civil rights training meeting in houston, texas. stopped off in jackson, and basically never left. as dory ladner says, he got gamed. charlie would work as a snik organizers chiefly in sunflower county in the delta. he would in 1964 be one of the primary architects of the mississippi summer project, though he was also someone who opposed the project. it was, i'm sure many of you have seen this document, this was charlie who wrote the prospectus for the freedom schools, schools intended in his words to fill an intellectual and create a vacuum in the lives of young negro mississippianss and so get them to articulate their own demands and questions. he's remained an activist in the decade first and he has also worked as a journalist for national public radio and national geographic, for all africa.com. i'll embarrass him when i say he's probably person on the brown faculty who never went back for a second year of college. he is also the author of a series of book that are quite extraordinary. radical equations. civil rights of mississippi. on the road to fre

road trip and host the yankees friday night in oakland. sammy davis junior's son threw out the pitch. michael jackson and sammy davis.e first three hitters and then adam laroche came, walked the first three hitters, all scored and the game was over. jayson werth. that's it. the nationals win 6-2. brian -- brandon crawford goes down the line. look at ryan zimmerman. he made a couple of nice plays. giants lose for the first time since april 19th. great, great hockey game. spike lee. here we go. he's the guest scaper. mark. the last man to lead the rangers to the stanley cup in '94. st. louis beat jonathan quick, range had the -- rangers had the 2-0 lead. a win for the kings. pam, i showed you earlier, please groan. look at this. look at this. that one tied the game for the kings but no. and the rangers hold on. lundqvist 41 saves, 2-1 rangers. they return to the staples center where the kings can wrap it up on friday night. >>> this is good stuff. sara harbaugh and her husband jim harbaugh playing around a little bit regarding her husband's clothing. >> i'd talk to talk to you about a serious condition affecting countl