jessica: worse? ted: yeah, with the news, tests and scores that were done, where it's measuring more college, career ready skills, and it's less memorization, so now the assessments actually do a better job measuring what's important. and when those scores came out, the achievement gap actually expanded a little bit. jessica: so, let's talk about the issue of accountability because a lot of those tests--a lot of the tests that we're used to as parents are going away. and they're going to have to look--we're going to have to figure out a different way of looking at whether schools are doing a good job for our children. it's a very political conversation about the way they're going to do it to replace it. what's your take on that? ted: yeah, there's a lot of misunderstanding out there. one, there's fewer tests now than there were, and i think that makes sense. we don't want to be over-testing. so, part of it is the quantity, and we're getting fewer tests. but the most important point that's gotten lost

jessica: estamos de costa a costa.mero 21333, con la palabra "vota" a este nÚmero de texto, y le podrÍan responder todas las dudas que tengan sobre la votaciÓn una vez que sean ciudadanos americanos. jessica: demasiado fÁcil, univisiÓn contigo contestando todas las preguntas sobre la ciudadanÍa. luis: mÁs adelante jessica nos va a explicar cÓmo a ser -hacer el proceso de solicitud. karla: mÁs adelante regresamos con ustedes para que sigan ayudando nuestra gente, ¿quÉ nos tienes? william: a las cuatro de la tarde voy a estar en la pÁgina de facebook de univisiÓn contigo para hablar de mi proceso de ciudadanÍa, mi experiencia, cuÁles fueron los pasos que tuve que tomar para hacerme ciudadano, y tambiÉn voy a compartir algunos recursos para ayudarte iniciar el proceso de ciudadanÍa a las 4 de la tarde. francisca: lo que estamos haciendo para que la gente se anime y cambie su vida william: los latinos debemos votar. karla: sobre todo en estos momentos que vivimos polÍticamente hablando, a ponernos las pilas. francisca: tam

steve and jessica.e stagnation is an issue, but i'll tell you one thing, government legislation is not going to solve it. we've got the wisconsin primary happening four days from now. it's a biggie. we'll be on it. we were born 100 years ago into a new american century. born with a hunger to fly and a passion to build something better. and what an amazing time it's been, decade after decade of innovation, inspiration and wonder. so, we say thank you america for a century of trust, for the privilege of flying higher and higher, together. ♪ . trish: all right, the conversation doesn't end here, all weekend long. just go to my facebook page and twitter page, tell me what you thought of today's show. i can check out my personal facebook page -- liz, over to you, have a good weekend. liz: and you, too, trish. no joke. take a look on april fool's day, the republican and democratic front-runner showing vulnerability in respective presidential races. on the republican side, donald trump suddenly the underdog in

jessica was one of them. sixteen years ago, the now 29-year-old was basically still a child when she met a man who turned out to belong to a gang whose members were largely of pakistani origin. >> he was 24, smartly dressed. i was quite enamored with him. he was kind and gentle. he came into my world and he found out everything there was turned know about me. what music i like. who my friends were, my family were, what school i went to. what my interests were, my hobbies. >> jessica never suspected that this kind and friendly man, ten years older than she was, was a drug dealer and child molester. she gave everything up for him, isolating herself from her friends and family. only gradually did he start to reveal his true, violent nature. jessica, overwhelmed and helpless, went alo with everything. jessica: he used to beat me. i was in over my head. at my age, i did not even know it was physically possible to do that to someone. >> shame kept her from confiding in anyone, even her sister. but her parents, who

jessica boyington has you covered. jessica? >> i would be really good to get the traffic from two weeks later. not yet. looking around cottman avenue, nothing. that's a 13-minute trip. speeds into the 60s. we're watching the schuylkill expressway. this is a fly through here. of course, into center city, we're seeing only a 13-minute drive time. that's going to take you longer. from the blue routh to the vine street expressway, average speeds are here. right around the route 70 circle. the bridges are fine, but we are waiting for that opening on the burlington burres toll scheduled for 5:25. in the next couple of minutes oar so, we'll see more. more updates when i come back in the next ten. >>> 18 minutes after 5:00. the temperatures have been dropping with clear skies in philadelphia and the rest of the area down to 42 at philadelphia international. but you'll find colder temperatures for the rest of the area. we'll see lots of sunshine today. and there has not been a whole lot of sunshine through the evening games. that change

en la ciudad de mÉxico, jessica univisiÓn.scura, si no se maracaibo. >> estamos en electricidad y sin agua. estamos realmente que sufriendo y pasando calamidades. francisco: edificios oscura, Ésta sigue disparando protesta pese al despliegue militar. >> fuera maduro! francisco: debÍa al menos la luz solar ilumina. este centro comercial, el mÁs grande de la regiÓn, lleva meses de estar cerrado por los cortes elÉctricos la angustia llena los empleados, y la amenaza de quedarse sin supuestos de trabajos. han gastado una de las plantas de cerveza, que este viernes cerraba sus operaciones por falta de materia prima. >> estamos preocupado por la situaciÓn, de cómo vamos a mantener la familia. francisco: maracaibo sigue bajo protesta, pese al despliegue militar como una situaciÓn que se proyecta a nivel nacional, medida que avanza la crisis en el sistema elÉctrico, experto vaticina que el prÓximo dÍa podría ocurrir un colapso en el sistema, que obliga al gobierno a adoptar medidas mÁs drásticas. conductora: del riesgo que corren quie

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jessica: la procuradurÍa mexicana negÓ haber hecho diligencia fantasma para comprobar que los cuentarto que revisÓ el caso asegura esto. >> las investigaciones realizadas en 2014 se realizaron en completa transparencia. jessica: el director de la procuradurÍa presenta un vídeo que muestra que visitÓ el basurero con uno de los detenidos. >> en dos ocasiones me guÍa por el camino correcto. jessica: los expertos independistas sostuvieron que el funcionario habÍa estado un dÍa antes que iniciara la investigaciÓn oficial y que no existÍa registro de la visita. >> la presencia de reyes es el lugar y ese dÍa se dio en el marco de la policÍa de la que se responsable. jessica: Éste es el Último intento del gobierno mexicano para defender su verdad en la que los jÓvenes habÍan sido incinerados. >> ha perdido toda credibilidad la versiÓn... del gobierno mexicano respecto a los hechos de ayotzinapa. jessica: antes el departamento de estado de estados unidos respaldÓ el trabajo del grupo de expertos. dice que confÍan en que el gobierno mexicano incorpore la investigaciÓn a los hallazgos de los ex

jessica; we were the first to show you the chaos inside classrooms. structural engineer maryann phipps saw our story. maryann phipps: if it had been another time of day, it would have been a completely different story, and we would have been mourning the loss of students. jessica: a report she wrote for fema doesn't mince words, noting, "at least three public schools experienced potentially life-threatening damage to classroom furnishings." prompted by what we saw, we reviewed more than five decades of seismic activity across the state, and uncovered a pattern of failures. equipment on the floor in a shop class, blocked classroom exits, more fallen lights, in calexico in 2010, northridge in 1994,

thank you, jessica. >>> that emergency construction on the delaware memorial bridge that jessica was just talking about is expected to cause backups again today. >> crews are working to fix cables on the suspension bridge. nbc 10's pamela osborne is in pensville, salem county, where we're already starting to see some backup there. bring us up to speed, pam. >> reporter: tracy, vai, good morning to you. what we're seeing right now is an increase in the amount of cars on the road. you can see things are moving pretty smoothly at the moment. there is a point where you get out there a little in the distance where you can see police flashing lights. some of those restrictions taking place. i want to give you a look overhead. this is sky force 10 chopper video showing you the conditions that we're seeing right now. again, things moving pretty smoothly at the moment. quite different from what we saw yesterday. you didn't even have to be on the delaware memorial bridge to get tied up in some of the traffic there. side streets and on-ramps leading up to the bridge were gridlocked on the new j

en ciudad de mÉxico, jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn.senta a los familiares de los 43 estudiantes de ayotziapa grabaron y publicaron en redes sociales conversaciones suyas en las que se refiere a los clientes en tÉrminos ofensivos y desagradables. isa osorio tiene las declaraciones. isa: idolgo gonzÁlez, abogado de los padres de los 43 normalistas llos llamo "aindios quejosos" en la cava grabaciÓn de casi nueve minutos incluirÁn redes sociales el defensor crÍtico a los padres de los normalistas a los que defiende desde hace mÁs de un aÑo. a pesar de ello los bandos seguirÁn trabajando con este hombre. >> asÍ como lo dije el gobierno estÁ intentando dividir. esta prÓximo a descubrir lo que pasÓ. esa ha sido la estrategia y nosotros vamos a avanzar. isa: a travÉs de su cuenta de twitter dijo que se tratÓ de una guerra sucia por parte del gobierno pero reconociÓ sus palabras. >> los llamaste indios pues lujosos. - piojosos. >> que yo tambiÉn soy indio. jessica: la filtraciÓn de esta informaciÓn ocurre a dos semanas de que el grupo de expert

jessica zermeÑo tiene lo mÁs reciente.de exigir que los dejen entrar a buscar a sus familiares. los familiares de los trabajadores desaparecidos en coatzacoalcos, veracruz lograron que funcionarios salieran explicarles. >> las familias, toda la gente que estÁ allá son familiares que estÁn esperando a su familiar que estÁ adentro. que estÁn trabajando hace tres dÍas para encontrar a sus familiares pero no estamos encontrando absolutamente nada. jessica: debido a la magnitud del desastre personal que estaba trabajando en ecuador, tras el desastre ha llegado a la planta a ayudar. >> nosotros les pedimos paciencia. estamos en una emergencia. jessica: incluso estuvieron a punto de aceptar trabajadores de la planta que entraron a la planta para inspeccionar, pero la negociaciÓn falló y nadie entrÓ a la planta lo que causó enojo. >> el responsable de lo que acaba de suceder, le quieren echar la culpa a pemex pero pemex no tiene nada que ver. jessica: la historia de esta expresiÓn estÁ plagada de irregularidades muchas de las ruta

jessica conversÓ con el abogado de la arquidiÓcesis de guadalajara encargado este caso.a ser la hija de joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn será buscada por las autoridades estadounidenses para que declare lo que dio el dÍa que fue asesinado el cardenal mexicano juan jesÚs posadas ocampo. >> tenemos evidentemente la oportunidad de que si estuvo diga que fue lo que sucediÓ. jessica: fue josÉ antonio ortega, el abogado del caso recibiÓ la notificación de la pgr en la que informa que ya pidiÓ asistencia jurÍdica internacional para que el departamento de justicia estadounidense le tome a rosa isela su declaraciÓn como testigo de lo que dio el 4 de mayo de 1993 en el aeropuerto de guadalajara, jalisco, donde fue ejecutado el cardenal posadas. ella declarÓ en entrevista que estaba ahÍ con el chapo. " el dÍa del asesinato yo estaba y comÍ padre cuando empezaron a disparar en todas direcciones. yo sabÍa quiÉn habÍa sido asesinado pero despuÉs escuchamos que habÍa sido el cardenal. mi padre no tuvo nada que ver", declarÓ al diario. >> ellos la van a localizar en cualquiera de los domicilios

we're joined by marine captain jessica bilkovich. where's jessica? there she is, back there. [applause] pres. obama: jessica was injured in training, but went on to serve in afghanistan. and over time, her injuries compounded. in addition to intense back pain, she was also struggling with post-traumatic stress and depression. it took her six months to make the phone call for help, but thanks to the love and support of her husband, she finally reached out. and as part of her treatment, she discovered cycling. of her first ride, jessica says, i felt so free, like a weight was coming off. the soldier ride gives her the chance to do what she loves. and, jessica, you are an inspiration, and we could not be prouder of the example that you're setting for so many people. [applause] we have army staff sergeant casey mceuin. where's casey? casey is back there. [laughter] [applause] pres. obama: a decorated veteran, casey served for 15 years with the 4th infantry division, including in afghanistan. injured in an attack on his outpost, he had to medically retire, something he had never i

jessica zermeÑo.recampaÑa polÍtica resultÓ amenazante. en la segunda vez, segunda vez en menos de un aÑo, pero irÓnicamente se convirtió en apoyo solidario para el presbiterio. claudia tiene el informe. claudia: este mexicano estÁ enojado. >> se siente porque realmente lo que dicen no es lo que realmente somos nosotros. no somos intrusos, y no somos mentirosos. no odiamos a america. >> con una piedra grande. y con algo de que vengan. agredirnos mÁs, simplemente estamos trabajando. claudia: dice que el insulto es el resultado de la retÓrica del candidato donald trump. >> cuando empezÓ su campaÑa empezaron las agresiones contra nosotros. tienda dejan cartas y flores. >> diciendo que no nos dejemos intimidar. claudia:la alcaldÍa de pittsburgh reacciÓn. >> con estos sÍmbolos de ignorancia. muestra que hay mucho para hacer. claudia: no es la primera vez que esta tienda es vandalizada con graffitis. la Última vez fue lo mismo. dicen que muchos en la comunidad se han ofrecido pintar gratis la pared pero que

jessica boyington is keeping an eye this morning. jessica? >> watching the ben franklin. not a lot of construction. that's later on. you can see a slowdown. otherwise we're doing okay. i checked in with the walt whitman and we're clear. we have reports of a road obstruction out there, though. out in bucks county on county line road and titus avenue and the 42 freeway in new jersey looks grts so far. no real increase in drive times yet. northbound to those bridges once you get there. you can see a bit of a slowdown. this is in deptford around route 41. >>> thanks, jess. >>> safe to say we know this voice we hear on the other end of a phone call. >> when the president this you're cool, chances are you're probably cool. president obama with jay wright next. >>> and this girl scooped a story when there was a murder in her hometown and critics say she should be out playing, not reporting the news. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest i

jessica: director de pemex no sabe cuando la planta industrial podrÍa volver a funcionar.lo que ocurriÓ todavÍa ni llegaron al lugar de lo ocurrido. >> se tiene que ir coordinando para mantener la planta frÍa. se llena de agua, hubo que evacuarlo y volver a entrar. jessica: me sigue evaluando los daÑos de la planta petrolera afuera la confusiÓn de los familiares de los trabajadores sigue creciendo. >> eso dijo el familiar me dicen que eran mÁs de 50. donde estÁn los cuerpos? >> ahorita la gente pide apoyo de estar aquÍ porque quieren manejar la informaciÓn a su conveniencia, el gobierno. jessica: hasta ahora 24 personas fallecieron en el siniestro y cuatro cuerpos fueron identificados. maÑana la ciudad portuaria regresarÁ a la normalidad. se reanudaran las clases. el dolor que sufren las familias de los afectados por esta tragedia perdurarÁ mucho tiempo mÁs. en coatzacoalcos, veracruz. ilia: presidente de mÉxico enviÓ una propuesta encaminada a dar luz verde al uso medicinal de la marihuana. actualmente el uso prohibido sin embargo hubieran alguna peticiÓn para que se util

jessica boyington is watching the roads. how are they doing out there?>> they're doing all right, bill. a lot of the overnight construction cleared out of the way by 5:00 this morning. mt. laurel, new jersey around route 73 and route 70, that circle, not a lot of volume. all cars moving along just fine. another accident on the garden state parkway, this one is also in egg harbor township, garden state parkway northbound right around exit 36 at route 322, the left lane is blocked there. no huge detours behind the scene right now or delays. route 202, doing okay. 11 minutes at the most headed southbound from the schuylkill to route 30. more updates when i come back in the next ten. rosemary. >> thanks for that, jessica. 5:32 and our region has a national championship team to celebrate. >> what an awesome win last night. the villanova wildcats beat north carolina, the tar heels in a story book finish to an amazing season. it was quite a souvenir for nova nation. the wildcats cut down the net just moments after they won a national championship on a heart-sto

jessica boyington is watching the roads for us this morning. jessica? things going on already. one out in philadelphia, an accident, suv actually hit a parked car on the 1600 block of west hunting park avenue. watch out for that. right around -- more construction on 95 until 5:00 this morning. the ramp from 95 northbound to the blue route northbound is closed for another 20 minutes or so. watch construction on city avenue northbound around 54th street. it's slow right now until about cardinal avenue because of that construction and the right lane is closed by the scene. still watching, here's the schuylkill expressway right around the vine street expressway. looks like they actually cleared that construction vehicle out of the way of the off ramp. we'll have updates for you in the next ten minutes or so on the vine street expressway to make sure it's completely open. tracy? >> some people living in northeast philadelphia are saying not in my backyard. ahead, hear why they're upset for the plans of a new business inside an old catering hall. >>> and ther

jessica nos informa mÁs desde veracruz.lo, que pretende aminorar el dolor dejado por la potente explosiÓn en el complejo petroquÍmico pajarito. obispo: que todos puedan recuperarse lo mÁs pronto posible con la ayuda mÉdica y de la familia. jessica: cuatro dÍas pues del siniestro, el sacerdote dedicÓ la misa a la memoria de los fallecidos y desaparecidos. obispo: somos una comunidad que es sensible ante este tipo de situaciones, vamos a unirnos toda esta semana en oraciÓn. jessica: antes de la misa el clÉrigo ofreciÓ una conferencia de prensa en la cual exigiÓ que se conozca lo que ocurriÓ en la planta. obispo: queremos saber quÉ es lo que ocurriÓ, debe ser la verdad, con todas las consecuencias y debe ser la verdad. quÉ pasÓ, a quÉ se debiÓ y cuÁntos estaban trabajando. jessica: en la semana de luto, todos se mantendrÁn en oraciÓn. perros expertos, hoy buscaron a los desaparecidos y la comunidad continÚa desesperada. petrÓleos mexicanos, anunció que seis cuerpos encontrados en la planta no han sido aÚn identificados, lo que

just heading out the door. >> jessica, let's find jessica! let's go to jessica! >> wait. wait. i was doing that all by myself there. >> you were doing a good job, too. >> i don't need your help. >> keep going? >> you're doing just fine. >> let me go 95 around girard avenue. no problems in either direction. southbound from woodhaven road to the vine street expressway. a 14-minute trip. average speeds into the 60s. no slow speeds there. you can see people starting to make their way out the door. an accident in skippack pike and wales avenue. more when we come back. how was that? >> you did a good job. it's like you've done this before. >>> it is 5:12 right now. 43 degrees in the philadelphia area. off the streets. the streets of north philadelphia are a little safer this morning after an entire gang goes to jail. we'll tell you why the district attorney says this gang is one of the most violent in philadelphia. >>> plus a music legend is involved in a crash while in her limo on her way to a performance in our area. hear the reports of diana ross, her injuries and what happen in t

rosema rosemary. >> thank you, jessica. today democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders will be in pennsylvania. this comes one day after taking aim at front-runner hillary clinton during a rally. pamela is live. good morning. >> good morning. later today he'll be speaking with union leaders across the state. last night senator sanders rallied with a crowd of more than 10,000 supporters at temple university. at that rally he went after hillary clinton telling rally goers he doesn't believe she's qualified. >>'ve won seven out of the last eight primaries and caucuses, so somebody must think i'm doing something right. we think we have a packet toth victory. and one of the points we've been making is poll after poll, when i'm up against donald trump and she's up against donald trump, we actually do better. i think i'm that candidate. >> we spoke with former governor ed rendell at our studios. he says sanders should tone down his criticism and clinton should avoid taking the bait. during our one-on-one interview with sen

jessica was one of them.teen years ago, the now 29-year-old was basically still a child when she met a man who turned out to belong to a gang whose members were largely of pakistani origin. >> he was 24, smartly dressed. i was quite enamored with him. he was kind and gentle. he came into my world and he found out everything there was turned know about me. what music i like. who my friends were, my family were, what school i went to. what my interests were, my hobbies. >> jessica never suspected that this kind and friendly man, ten years older than she was, was a drug dealer and child molester. she gave everything up for him, isolating herself from her friends and family. only gradually did he start to reveal his true, violent nature. jessica, overwhelmed and helpless, went alo with everything. jessica: he used to beat me. i was in over my head. at my age, i did not even know it was physically possible to do that to someone. >> shame kept her from confiding in anyone, even her sister. but her parents, who had

jessica boyington has the answer. jessica? >> we have a little fender bender around academy road of 95 and under neath all this sun glare is a disabled truck. they're going to help these guys get out of the way. for now no approaching rain. over in bellemare, no problems. a lot of our roads are a little light. southbound to the black horse pike, still a 12-minute trip. some people are going fachlt don't thachlt over in transit. we're dealing with 15-minute delays for eastbound service for patco due to problem os pat co- >> thanks. it's 6:41 and try to get flyered up about the playoffs. >> let's go, flyers. there you. flyers, they're not playing in philly tonight but there's a big watch party. we'll tell you where it is. plans are set for memorial for ed snooird. everything you need to know about the memorial, we'll have that up next. >>> quest for the cup is on for the fliers. >> the team place tonight in washington and it's more than just playoff game for sure. nbc 10's matt delucia is live. matt, this is the first game since

jessica: el director de petrÓleos mexicanos visitó la planta y pidiÓ paciencia.s. >> acompaÑo a todas las familias que pasan por momentos de pena y dolor. jessica: el gobierno mexicano ha reconocido que existen mÁs de 130 heridos y por lo menos 13 obreros muertos. mientras esto sucede, por la parte de atrÁs varios familiares de trabajadores que forman afectados por esta gran explosiÓn recibe los cuerpos de sus seres queridos. ya vimos las camionetas de los servicios funerarios y estaremos muy pendientes de lo que ocurre. marÍa: brotes de enfermedades son amenazas inmediatas que enfrenta ecuador, el mal estado de las carreteras impide llevar la ayuda humanitaria a los damnificados. marÍa luisa:es el abrazo de solidaridad. los bomberos esta maÑana estallaron en llanto, abrasados en cÍrculo hicieron catarsis, lo que han vivido es demasiado duro. >> nunca en mi vida habÍa visto tantas cosas asÍ. marÍa luisa: con los ojos llenos de lÁgrimas muchos recuerdan a los que no pudieron salvar. esa imagen te persigue. mÁs de 1000 rescatistas han estado apoyando aquÍ la labor

jessica, what are you seeing?> we're watching the schuylkill expressway, rosemary, because we can see some of those off ramps to the vine street expressway being blocked off. earlier we did have all lanes closed on the vine east and westbound. you can see some of that right here reflected in our cameras. this is theç schuylkill around the vine. this is an entrance ramp to the vine. we do have crew with vehicles blocking off that ramp completely. they are starting to let some cars through on the vine right now but all of the ramps aren't open yet. you still might want to take local vine to get by for right now as your alternate. the schuylkill expressway also doing okay. if you're out the door in montgomery county, there's reports of a road obstruction on allentown road and providence lane. construction in center city, more anyway, jfk boulevard around east penn square and they're also resurfacing some of the roads like jfk boulevard, penn square, juniper street all around city hall. >>> ever heard of the universi

nbc 10's first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. jessica?ly imperfect time right now. the vine street expressway starting to see the normal rush hour delays. now we have an accident scene. this is around 24th street. zooming in on the westbound side. if you head down the vine street expressway through center city to the schuylkill, you will see some delays here. because we have this accident scene. over into the right-hand shoulder. we have a police officer blocking off the next lane over. you can see all traffic behind that is going to have to funnel into one lane and squeeze by. we will start to see some of those delays on the vine street expressway in the next coming minutes while we tray to get the scene under control. we're watching an accident scene that caused delays on 95. 34 minutes headed southbound in center city from woodhaven road to the vine. that accident scene is headed southbound around cottman avenue. see speeds into the 20s and we're also watching some of the off ramps that are closed with that ongoing construction, around

let's check nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. jessica?acy, smooth right now. we done the want to get ahead of ourselves, especially with drizzle out there. we did see an accident scene on the vine street expressway over in center city. that has since cleared out of the way. the on and off ramps, that's where you want to be cautious. the 42 freeway over at route 41 in deptford, new jersey, we have this northbound drive time from 55 to the walt whitman bridge. the philadelphia area, still a five-minute trip with speeds into the 60s. if you're out in delaware, no problems on 95 right now as you can see, we are still in the green. these drive times look great. 11 minutes headed northbound or southbound from 295 up to 495. in case you haven't heard so far today, the phillies home opener is today, starting at 3:05. they verse the padres. citizens bank park and the stadium area will be extra, extra crowded. a lot of excited phillies fans out there today. we'll see extra volume in and out of the stadium area at that time and moving towards our ev