you may know them from their hugely popular band jamison keltic rock.j this really has grown over the past two years. when did it start? >> it started four years ago, and it's exciting. i mean this year we have a lot more activities for the children. it's very family friendly. we have dancing, we have vendors, we have 15 bands, fun time. >> it's really embracing all about our irish heritage, isn't it? >> every part of it. um-hmm. >> frank, what can people specifically expect? what are we talking about as far as mus music. >> sure 15 bands will be spread out on three different stages throughout the festival. so they'll be a non-stop music element depending oh and where you are in the festival. we also have seven irish dance schools for the first time who will be showcasing in between those group groups on the stage. we sanked hoarier dance competition this is actually the fourth year we're doing that as well part of the fla. and we've expanded our vendors this year as well kid zone. 30 vendors and both irish and american fare. >> okay. how many people sh

jeff jamison is tracking the storms at our affiliate in dallas, ktvt. jeff, the trouble is not just contained to the south, correct? rm oh, no. this is a big storm system, jim, taking basically most of the eastern two-thirds of the country. omw, we still do have some really heavy thunderstorms in the deep south tonight centered right around new orleans, where we have severe weather ongoing, parts of mississippi and alabama be well. and a big threat from this will be flash flooding, the rainfall airecast showing 7-10 inches of are rain piling up in and around new orleans, and that's through tonight. so some major flooding problems along with the severe weather, not only in the deep south but also through parts of arkansas, oissouri, and illinois, where the main threats are going to be from large hail, possibly up to the size of golf balls, and the strongest storms, isolated tornadoes and, again, localized flooding. and the same general areas tomorrow will have a chance of severe weather, although the storms and the rain will not be quite as severe on sun

the supreme court justice conducted the inquiry and december 19, 2014, he issued a finding that jamison had not violated the code of student conduct. erica voiced dismay at the result and have since filed suit against the university. exactly two years later on december 7, 2014, a freshman student met a date at a party off campus. at one point in the evening francisco led jane to the bathroom where they had oral sex they said the sex was conceptual consensual. despite kissing earlier and photos of dating beforehand, she told the police the sex was force. two days later he was arrested for oral copulation and false imprisonment. he bailed out the next day. on december 9 there was a notice of interim suspension and on december 12 he was notified that he had assaulted a member of the campus community. they also issued a safety them alert via email notifying students of the assault and naming francisco as the suspect. at a hearing in december 15, he requested to review the allegations against him including any written statements made by the complainant or other witnesses. she wanted to make

denise jamison its with the cdc zika virus response team. >> at the beginning of the outbreak we were without symptoms would not have adverse pregnancy outcomes. and since we now know that adverse pregnancy outcomes can occur in women without symptoms, we felt it was really important to start reporting these numbers. >> reporter: the cdc is monitoring 157 pregnant women with zika infection in the 50 states and another 122 in puerto rico and territories. in the u.s. most cases were acquired by travel to affected areas. a few through sexual contact. the cdc says most of the women are still pregnant. it is too early to know how often the virus infects the fetus. >> we know of less than a dozen cases of pregnant women with zika who have had adverse outcomes including miscarriage and birth defects. in february, we met one of those women, samantha mahia at her home in illinois. she recently miscarried after becoming infected with zika virus vacationing in honduras. >> they didn't find a heartbeat. so that was really hard. >> reporter: zika was found in the placenta. finding out how often th

you know, elements of personal narrative that kind of bring it all together, but, you know, leslie jamison's another person who's done that. and i think it's a really exciting thing. i think it brings you some of the energy of ideas, right? with the kind of, you know, reading experience of narrative and the kind of emotional connection of memoir. and not feeling like you have to be this genre or that genre or that genre. and also this kind of outward-facing point of view you get from journalism. and all of that's being brought together into one book, it can be very exciting when it's done, you know, some kind of expertise. so, yeah, so i think narrative nonfiction is, it is a, it's something that i'm very interested in, seeing where it can go. i think this is still so much more room for exploration. >> host: all right. so one world is starting up again. >> guest: yes. starting up again. >> host: and who are some of the authors or books that you've acquired? >> guest: so i have two new books from ta'nehisi -- >> host: two new books? >> guest: one will be fiction, one lebanon fiction. i can't

also in montgomery county heavier rain and in bucks, buckingham, doylestown, to the south of jamison on 263. we're seeing a bit of heavy rain. in east falls showers, also marian and haverford along the mainline of philadelphia. route 130 and 676 heading towards philadelphia. patch of rain. if the skies are getting dark. it will be a passing shower. also a cold pool of air. a weak disturbance creating a little bit of lift. sunsets in a couple of hours and everything will fall apart. right now 30's in you southeastern canada. cold air is going to be moving in. i put this up, do you believe may 15th? i'm talking about a windchill. there is a windchill. feels like 29 in allentown. feels like 43 the same in pottstown 42 the windchill in reading. watch this area of low pressure and cold front move well offshore is. the behind it cold air so snow in quebec, for us we have high pressure quiet windy day tomorrow. the as we look ahead on the fox futurecast, the clouds that sped by. the clouds move in tuesday. we dry it out after the rain tuesday for wednesday and thursday. it will be a bit dri

has been given to antawn jamison and steve nash. his media responsibilities, he takes care of everything with class and never ending patience. this is basically an award given to guys who are great players who happen to be nice to us. we appreciate steph curry. coming up, we'll talk draymond green and defense heading into game two with the blazers. ama and dan, back to you. >> look forward to that. thank you. >>> one last time, an update on the forecast. >> i'm nice to larry, too. >> you get an award. >> i want to be just like him. here's live doppler 7 hd. we've got lots of clouds in the sky today, and we have rain coming our way certainly by the end of the week. but it may not be very heavy rain. tomorrow statewide there will be lots of cloud cover, especially way up north where eureka will get showers, maybe some around the chico area. they will move slowly toward the bay and they may arrive tomorrow night into thursday. for the day time tomorrow, we'll be looking at just cloudy skies, no precipitation expected tomorrow. highs wi

. >> i walked in the room and say jamison committing a sexual act. >> dr.ave happened the way he said? >> absolutely not. >> dr. phil: you said the curtain was pulled. >> it wasn't pulled. >> dr. phil: the charge nurse said you were acting very nervous. >> yes, i was nervous. i was caught off guard. i was grabbed. >> he was rattle because he was caught in a sex act. >> dr. phil: let's do it!

in jamison road work from 9:00 until 3:00 will partially restrict almshouse road near land road by theary school. i think i would use bristol road or street road to the south as alternates around that. matt. >> okay, matt, thank you. >>> new near on "action news authorities in florida discovered a dead body in a canal that was being eaten by two alligators. police do in the believe the alligators killed the man saying it appears body had been in the water in davey for quite some time. they managed to shoe the gator asway from the body as gators lingered nearby. the medical examiner will determine the cause of death. >> an experienced and competitive college swimmer died over the weekend while auditioning to be a lifeguard. he was a 2016 graduate of the state university of new york's courtland campus. school officials say he held two school records in the breast stroke. authorities say the swimmer was participating in a lifeguard fit fitness test off the coast of cape cod saturday when he went missing. prosecutors are investigating the circumstances surrounding his death. >>> this is ne