city officials are revealing the final design concept for love park and jfk plaza. the public is invited to give their input at the free library of philadelphia. the new design will renovate the plaza and fountain. there will also be upgrades to the sidewalks, plaza lighting site security technology as well as new placement of the love statue. >>> it is the day eagles fans have been waiting for since the end of last season. taking a live look at lincoln financial field. the question on every fan's mind ahead of tonight's nfl draft, what will chip do? nbc 10's keith jones and jacqueline london are live from the biggest draft party in philadelphia right at the home of the eagles. >> guys party's under way right now. what's it like out there where you are? >> it really is. it's a little chilly but that's not stopping people because you know what it feels like football weather, it's perfect to get us energized and in the mood. the gates at lincoln financial field open at 6:00. the public can come. sold out. this is where people can watch the draft and take part in reall

i think the ones you mention reagan and jfk have wit and humor that went beyond the media. i don't think the media was fascinated with reagan, but they were with kennedy because of his hollywood connection with the wit and humor. so i was just wondering -- >> host: thank you for calling in from norman, oklahoma. response from ken walsh. >> guest: reagan and kennedy were the people i talk about in the book of celebrities in chief certainly qualified in all the basic ways. our caller made the reference to candidate. a lot of people in the media interested in kennedy. he played upon the contrast and kennedy had been a hero in the pacific. pt 109 the celebrated in the media. his hair was in that situation. he brought glamour to the white house. formal events. he had a beautiful wife. he had matinee idol good looks themselves and so did his wife, jacqueline. his lovely children in the white house laid upon that. they used the glamour of the canadians to tailor his appeal into the idea that he was a new kind of president, a vigorous energetic young leader. the torch hasn't passed

yosef was stopped last may traveling to the jfk airport. but one did make it to syria where's a recruiter for isil. they recruited each other. supported each other's efforts to get to syria. helped each other with funding and worked exclusively and extensively to come up with the best travel arrangements. on multiple occasions members of the group were stopped from traveling to syria. their plans were disrupted and the consequences of their actions were made clear to them. yet, they continued. nothing stopped these defendants from pursuing their goal. they never stopped plot morgue way to get to syria to join isil. they were not confused young men. they were not leasely influence: they were focused and intent on joining a terrorist organization by any means possible. people often ask who is doing the recruiting in minnesota and when will we catch the person responsible, but it's not that simple. in today's case this group of friends is recruiting each other they are engaged in what we describe as peer to peer recruiting. but they did have t

blocking off portions of jfk and market. you will want to say several blocks to the north or several blocks to the south. give yourself a few blocks. and we have the car fire and the police activity surrounding it in southwest philadelphia at hog island and fort mifflin roads. a weck in stanton, delaware and the eastbound side of boxwood road reopened today and westbound lanes remain shut down through after memorial day and a broken down truck at 42 near 130 luckily that is out of the way there you go. a little something going for us. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you matt. >>> meteorologist, adam joseph is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up next. caring for you... ... and your eyes... ... just got a little easier. right now, buy one pair of eyeglasses or prescription sunglasses and get another one free. this is genuine eye care right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. >>> adam joseph is along with the accuweather forecast including more of what we saw today. >>

jfk was never going to fire hoosier. if you look at what happened in those days. >> host: good afternoon and welcome to booktv on c-span2. this is our monthly in death program. we have one author on to talk about his or her boat, this month is best selling author ronald kessler the author of 20 books. we will be talking about some of the things you have heard in the past half hour. we will put the numbers on screen because we want your input as well. 202-74 at 8-8200. in east and central time zones 748-8201, for those out west if you can't get through on the phone and want to make a comment on social media@c-span --@booktv is our twitter handle or you can make a comment on our face book page facebook.com/booktv. finally you can send an e-mail to booktv@c-span.org. how did you get into this business? >> high school newspaper, i did a story in massachusetts, prevented scores from opening on sundays and of the clergymen, and there was no need for that. how to explode myths which is what i like to do but i got into investiga

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so the alternate you have to get off broad if heading west, go to 15th to jfk then to 30th to get back onto 76. so a lot going on with that long-term bridge construction. eastbound on the pa turnpike between ft. washington and willow grove two, lanes blocked due to construction, no reported delays on mass transit. >> a volunteer sheriff deputy fatally, is expected to turn himself in today. prosecutors charge bob bathes with manslaughter yesterday. the 73 year old shot and killed eric harris during a undercover operation saying he accidentally grabbed his gun instead of his taser. the victim's family members say they were disturbed by how other deputies on the scene treated harris' life as if it had no value. >> now to controversial police shooting in south carolina newspaper audio has emerged recorded just minute after former police officer michael slager fatally shot unarmed black man. >> first voice from police supervisor advising slayinger what to do now. accused of faithly shooting walter scott who was running from a traffic stop. slager was fired last week and remains behind bars

one person, according to some, killed jfk. the assassins tend to be narcissistic looking for attention, or borderline mentally ill. and that is how assassination occurs and there is no grand conspiracy in most cases. >> host: john, rochester, new york. you're on with ron kessler. >> caller: good afternoon and happy easter. >> guest: happy easter. >> caller: i read the bureau and i was looking around the bookstore looking for something to read that caught my eye and i wound up reading inside the cia inside the white house. your books are great. those are the only ones that i have read. but you are certainly fantastic and i enjoy your work very much. this is great. and i just really wanted to call and say that i enjoy your work, maybe the only thing i can think of is they popout throughout on the west wing they end with the big assassination attempt throughout the southern united states. what did you think and thanks again for all of your work. >> i had no idea that you were there. >> guest: it's not just the character that you

. >> will show you the book eyelet get the presidency from jfk through obama i will use as for critics to passes. but my book. >> host: at the end of the crisis or decision making problem in the white house truman through obama that is an interesting background so you see with jfk with the decision making with the cuban missile crisis how aggressive he was so it is an intriguing book and the author has been a career naval intelligence officer for 20 years and with the nixon white house. a.m. and a we are of the situation room in the white house under reagan's second term. and he brings a very interesting background. he also writes when he is on the golf course to sports and the 1920's. so here is the author. michael bohn. [applause] >> thank you for coming. but i visit the white house and got to see how president reagan would handle a crisis. in it occurred to me people on the sidelines don't have a clue how hard it is to manage international crisis that comes after the 3m phone call. the unanticipated crisis in those on the sidelines of opposing politicians and pundits that oppose the

certainly jfk's affairs were never reported.the press actually reported anything of that sort was when gary hart was running for president, and "the new york times" revealed that he was having this affair with donna rice. i reveal in my secret service book "the first family detail," that that was just the tip of the iceberg. warren beatty, hart's friend, arranged to have these gorgeous starlets show up at beatty's home. hart would be there, beatty would not be there. these starlets would jump in the hot tub with beatty outside, take off their tops and their bottoms and stay overnight, and the secret service agents would just be amazed. there's a 10 there's a 9 going by. so that was the real story on gary hart. >> host: gotta a tell you "inside congress" leads like a jekyll and suzanne novel. lot of sex, money, drugs. >> guest: well, one theme in the "inside congress" book is the double standard, the arrogance of members of congress who, for example, with ted kennedy would drive drunk. a police officer would stop that person and,

this from the jfk library sent to j.k. simmons jfk. a friendly open heads-up to jfk, quote, my dear mr. president, we expect you will be interested in our freedom ride in 1961. it is designed to forward the completion of integrated bus service and accommodations in the deep south. about 15 of our members will travel as interstate passengers on greyhound and trailways routes from washington, d.c. to virginia, north and south carolina, georgia, alabama, mississippi heading to new orleans. we propose to challenge on route every form of segregation met by the bus passenger and experienced in and dedicated to the gandhiian principles of nonviolence. our plans are entirely open. and they were. they gave this detailed item continuary of everywhere they would be every day. they gave their full explanation for why they were doing this and how they thought it would succeed. they also gave this complete list of names and biographies of every person who would be participating saved them the trouble of having to investigate all these folks, here yo

at tokyo's waseda university students lined up two hours in advance for a symposium on jfk.ch rich history between your family and japan. >> kennedy: that's been a very powerful part of this experience for me. he hoped to be the first american president to visit japan. and so i think, for me, coming here, that's an extra layer of meaning that... that this posting has for me. >> o'donnell: john kennedy was nearly killed by the japanese during the pacific war. only 18 years later, he entered the white house and made reconciliation with his former enemy a top priority. he had planned to visit japan in 1964 and reunite crew members from his p.t. 109 boat with the captain and crew of the japanese destroyer that had sunk his boat. >> kennedy: now, that would've obviously been incredible. but i was just able to meet the widow of the destroyer captain a few days ago. and so i felt like he was looking down on me and history was really coming full circle. >> o'donnell: that caroline kennedy, who is now 57, has found herself serving her country halfway around the world is not what she

he never really blamed jfk though i think jfk was certainly in on it. >> jfk was wonderful, i know thisthe hit, usually bobby. this is going to be great. this is america at its best. with all the wrinkles. alex gibney congratulations. i wish everything wasn't on sunday night anyway. but in is. we'll have to watch this. >> thanks, chris. many thanks. >> the long-term damage to republicans from this week's fight over those anti-gay discrimination laws out in indiana and possibly in arkansas, too, and north carolina. this was a long string of trouble they managed to avoid a little bit. but is there scar tissue? ♪ ♪ i love my meta health bars. because when nutritious tastes this delicious i don't miss the other stuff. meta health bars help promote heart health. experience the meta effect with our multi-health wellness line. ♪ ♪ audible safety beeping audible safety beeping audible safety beeping the nissan rogue with safety shield technologies. the only thing left to fear is you imagination. nissan. innovation that excites. there's nothing more romantic than a spontaneous moment. so why pau

certainly jfk's affairs were never reported.the press actually reported anything of that sort was when gary hart was running for president, and "the new york times" revealed that he was having this affair with donna rice. i reveal in my secret service book "the first family detail," that that was just the tip of the iceberg. warren beatty, hart's friend, arranged to have these gorgeous starlets show up at beatty's home. hart would be there, beatty would not be there. these starlets would jump in the hot tub with beatty outside, take off their tops and their bottoms and stay overnight, and the secret service agents would just be amazed. there's a 10 there's a 9 going by. so that was the real story on gary hart. >> host: gotta a tell you "inside congress" leads like a jekyll and suzanne novel. lot of sex, money, drugs. >> guest: well, one theme in the "inside congress" book is the double standard, the arrogance of members of congress who, for example, with ted kennedy would drive drunk. a police officer would stop that person and,

jfk he was an exceptional character, and barack obama. i think, you know with these now in a have seen that obama did it. but we have seen the results of this, the question is not whether they were first term senators but what is their ideology and their instincts, these guys, i think they actually said, wait a minute, barack obama paveed a different path we're taking the country in a different direct but still to the white house. kennedy: i don't want to see it. i want to see good ideas, someone with logic, i want to see someone who can take the country, i don't care necessarily hugh how he gets there, i just want the country to be in a better place, the horse race is always interesting, in iowa they are grousing saying they are going to split the tea party. >> i don't know if they will, rubio has most widespread appeal, i think that real tea party candidate at-this-point is ted cruz. you ask folks on the ground, is cruz, and scott walker as well. i think the appeal of rubio, he gets in front of a room he is quick on his feet, he is able

he was not the orator of a reagan the press was for her of a jfk. -- whisperer of a jfk. but he changed public relations at an important moment in its history. i would like to thank three institutions that funded this research. the eisenhower foundation, the university of southern mississippi, and belmont university, my former employer. i would also like to thank eastern kentucky university and the only reason they did not find me is that i am a brand-new employee -- fund me is that i am a brand-new employee. the photos were provided by the eisenhower library except for the first one at the beginning of me and that is from eastern kentucky. and now i will take questions. >> please come to the microphone so that we can capture you on the camera. i have got one. he had a hidden hands wrote dwight eisenhower's life. do you think that it is a coincidence that he was a career information officer? dr. vandervelde: no. a woman named carla gower a public relations historian from alabama, wrote a book called "the trouble embrace" about government npr. he says -- and pr. he says th

on an american airlines flight from jfk.e sat next to a guy who he described as a slightly thinner version of michael moore. so they sit through the whole flight. in the end when they got up, the guy says, buddy, i have to tell you something, you really need to do something about your feet, very strong odor. dan is like i do, really? and he guy is like, yeah, you do. first thing dan wanted to do is smell his own feet. he says he's the type of person -- and i'm like this, too. takes pride in the fact he never has any body lowe odor, clothing. that's why i don't exercise. if you were to put a blindfold on and smell me you would think you were in the presence of snuggle the fabric softener. you would. so dan is like that, too. the idea that his feet would smell up the cabin of the plane is his nightmare. he's mortified. the guy says in a smug way. he guy says i'm just telling you so the next time you fly you can be a good corporate citizen. he gets in to a town car with his boss, pete and he tells him the story and he asked him

this from the jfk library. the letter was basically a friendly open heads up to jfk "my dear mr.sident, we expect you will be interested in our freedom ride in 1961. it is designed to forward the services in the south. and they were. they gave this detailed itinerary of where they would be every day. they gave a full explanation, and a complete list of names and biographies of every person who would be participating. saved them the trouble of investigating these folks. here we are. here is what you need. and you see a name you might recognize. john lewis. then the student body president of the american baptist theological seminary. he was a 21-year-old, a veteran protester that had been arrested five times in various protests. that let them know in advance of the freedom rights went to john f. kennedy, robert f kennedy, j. edgar hoover, to the president of greyhound and trailways bus lines. they were all warned. they knew it would happen. hold that thought. body pain? motrin helps you be an unstoppable, i-can-totally-do-this- all-in-one-trip kind of woman. when pain tries to stop

. >> security at jfk international airport saw a woman that looked nervous. she was taken into the back and he found four pounds of cocaine. it turns out the 70-year-old was trying to smuggle it in. it was a street follow of $73,000. >> check out these crooks. they stole a man's identity and thousands of dollar and they did it in style. they are totally dressed to the nines and there's been no arrests yet. [ bleep ]. >> it turns out i'm not the only new yorker who tried my hand at cat calling. >> what do you think if i were to yell at you, like hey dude how are you doing? yeah, he likes it. >> there's another guy who was walking down the street, he calls himself gam dust he's a music artist and he saw this sign and tried to tear it down. >> i thought it was fake. >> i had to hear more what about he thought about the cat call signs and i needed to see from an expert just how cat calling is done. >> the original cat call was. [ whistling ] >> you're walking, oh my god. [ whistling ] >> you're looking good. >> you took me off guard thank you. when i do my story,

i'm sure you've expensed the same thing at jfk. another example of our commitment to safe secure and streamline travel is a mobile passport control out. evanescent ab and said we. it lets the troubles that the passport information and toughens declarations from the smart phones or tablets when they run. last september the mobile app was recognized with the future travel expense award and those are given to organizations that are gone the extra mile to improve passenger experience. i've been a chief and all of his we think as our trusted traveler programs. through these programs would expedite the processing of low risk travelers while allowing our officers to concentrate on and focus on high-risk travelers. since the beginning of 2014 an additional 1.5 billion people are involved in the trusted traveler programs through global entry as well as through century on the border with mexico and as well as through nexis on our northern border. global entry allows expedited clearance for preapproved road -- low risk travel to members be a

i will get your thoughts on the presidency from jfk to obama to use for my next few classes. what i like about his book -- "presidents in crisis: tough decisions insaide the white house from truman to obama," at the end of each crisis, decisions of the making problem in the white house, from truman through obama he doesn't assess it which gives it an interesting background. you see what jfk did with decisionmaking during the cuban missile crisis and how cautious he wants. the book, the author has been a career naval intelligence officer, and worked in the nixon white house as social l.a. and military aid. he ran the situation room in the white house under reagan's second term. since then he has been on atlantic council. very interesting background. also not what happens in the white house he writes about his own golf course and he writes about sports in the 1920s so i introduce the other michael bohn. >> thank you for coming. the interesting beginning of this book part of it was because i was at the white house and got to see how president reagan handle crises and then starte

i was in college when jfk was assassinated and cried for days. it was such a blow to everybody. when it comes to money, it should not be a factor. the secret service will not spend money to have detectives that detect gunshots at the white house, something the metropolitan police in washington -- they won't spend money to use the latest techniques for detecting intrusions or w n d that are available from the national laboratories. any way you look at the secret service is a >> host: president's secret service: behind the scenes with agents in the line of fire and the presidents they protect" as a result of a reagan incident the secret service began using magnetometers to screen crowd that events. not before. >> guest: before the shooting of reagan these magnetometers at the white house to gain entrance but not to screen visitors are spectators but at the same time as i mentioned the real reason reagan was shot was his own political staff overruled, shouldn't have the authority to overrule the secret service to let people in within 15 feet of reagan as he came out of the washingt

few hours of each other and then could all see them sitting together before boarding a bus getting to jfk. once fbi agents started talking to them they said we don't know each other the fbi was able to link them together not only because of the tickets but footage from several locations where they've seen these people meeting over and over again and also reached out to the community because they want to make sure that the people who are doing this peer to peer network don't have a chance to do something like this again. >> the u.s. attorney there says and i'm quoting now, he says we have a terror recruiting problem in minnesota and also says the men arrested are part of a larger peer to peer recruiting ring. how extensive do they think the operation is? >> well we started to ask that conversation. they said it was an ongoing investigation and didn't want to get into the numbers. they say there are several people in the community who are tired of being linked to terrorism and starting to talk and also have initiative in the community to make sure that anybody who hears of something, starts

they have tried to leave the united states from our airport here in minnesota from jfk airport in new york, by bus by car, and by any means possible. these six defendants are part of a broader group. they have their friend abi nour. he has become a de facto fighter recruiter. he's in regular contact with his friends. he advises them, and he serves as a source of inspiration for those who want to replicate his success. to be clear we have terror rerouteing problem in europe. >> the men are scheduled to make initial appearance harass ins. now to yemen where a huge explosion hit the capital sanaa today. a cloud rose high over the western part of the city. a weapons' depot controlled by houthi fighters was the target for the saudi-leads airstrikes. some areas had to be evacuated. meanwhile, they athey're now running outs of basic supplies. >> aden is one of the many battle grounds. these men are loyal to president abd rabbuh mansur hadi. they say they've made advancements against the houthi and those loyal to ali abdullah saleh. with. help of the saudi-led coalition airstrikes they've man

. >> you have fascinating insight into jfk and jackie kennedy's relationship specifically jackie kennedytion and relationship with jb west a service attendant there. really growing close to jb west hugging him saying will you still be my friend when this is over? jackie kennedy for someone that's so stoic throughout the assassination ordeal bonded with the people that worked with her? >> she did. she call jb west the second most popular man in washington. he was a huge sounding board for her. after she came back after the assassination, there was a poignant moment she's with him in the white house watching as her husband's furniture is taken out of the oval office after the assassination. she says my kids are good kids aren't they? he describes this fragile woman. she comes across as untouchable really. >> she also had another attendant, the grandson of slaves march behind jfk's casket casket. >> yes. he witnessed amazing things in the elevator when she was crying after coming back from dallas. she was there with president nixon before he left the white house for the last time. he was th

jfk had more influence on clothing fashion and style than any other president and in fact the industry back then based in connecticut was not pleased with the president hapless moments. richard nixon wasn't responsible for many fats but he did start the trend of wearing a small american flag on the lapel of his suit jacket. the last caller was talking about sports a little bit. you've got a story about richard nixon calling them plays to a couple of teams. >> guest: it is so much a part of our culture. basically they are interested in sports. nixon actually was a big fan the extent to which he was a fan of folk all and he was actually devising place where professional college team and spend them in. i'm not aware any of them were very well. a famous play was sentenced to the football team in the cultures you would use them to play from the president and give it a try. nixon fancied himself as an expert on foot tall but his play didn't work very well. >> host: we have been talking with ken walsh senior white house correspondent for u.s. news & world report of "c >> transfer takes a look

. >> the top airports for items reported missing from luggage, jfk in new york. so many insider baggage thefts were going on here the airline ll set up its own hidden cameras and found workers rifling through luggage, stealing money out of wallets. seven buggage handlers were arrested for stealing iphones, ipads, watches, rings, cameras. in los angeles, police last year raided homes of baggage handlers. according to the airport police chief, the case led to a major reduction in missing items from luggage. >> we cut thefts in that -- in those two terminals nearly 60% because of doing that aggressive investigative work. >> insider threat is very scary for us in lawsuit and certainly taking somebody's cell phone, ipad, computer, you know, what's next? >> reporter: for the traveler the concerns can be eliminated with one simple tip. don't pack anything of value inside a checked bag. and if that last-minute push to check bags at the gate, make sure you remove anything that a common thief would find appealing because those thieves are everywhere, even in the belly of a

this is around 15th and jfk. police have blocked off the street there. are about 500 protesters. the protest centers around the deaths of freddie gray in baltimore, and also brandon tate-brown in philadelphia. now, gray died in police custody. tate-brown was shot and killed by officers and the d.a. has said he will not bring charges in this case. >> big crowd there in dillworth park. >>> on to this now. philadelphia eagles fans getting ingting amped up as well. >> that's right. it is draft day. all eyes are on chicago and chip kelly's next move for the birds nest. nbc 10's tim furlong live at lincoln financial field in south philadelphia. >> tim, thousands expected there tonight. and it's not even game day. >> reporter: i think a lot of eyes are on hawaii tonight, too. just kind of saying. yes, in about an hour the gates are going to open at lincoln financial field. 4,000 people. sold out for a big party here. see our nbc 10 crew getting ready for our draft night special that's at 7:00. there's keith and everybody. come out here on the field, see there's

. >>> a woman who cleenld the inside -- cleaned inside of jet liners at jfk airport is accused of granulares. she swiped 7 ipads and 19 kindle and laptops and 19 bottle of alcohol. she was fired and arrested. >>> cole hamels will get the start tonight. ryan howard hit his second homer in two games. they beat the braves. the phillies took two of three in the series. >>> labron james and the cavaliers finish the the sweep of the yesterday. they face the bulls tonight. >>> coming up what someone paid for michael jordon's shoes he wore through his rookie season. >>> a little cool this morning, we have sweatshirts on the kids, maybe the hood up, this afternoon a light jacket works a slight chance of a spotty shower around the kids may or may not want some sort of rain gear. when we come back we'll give you it is forecast and day planner locally. flo: hey, big guy. i heard you lost a close one today. look, jamie, maybe we weren't the lowest rate this time. but when you show people their progressive direct rate and our competitors' rates you can't win them all. the important part is, you helped the

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. >> these protesters converged on jfk boulevard demanding more than double that. the protesters point to record corporate profits and the widening income gap of the rich and poor and those out here are mostly union organizers and community activists the minimum wage workers were suppose to be on strike today but most appeared to be on the job only a handful joined this crowd. >> i don't get paid enough and very to take care of my son and 7:25 is not enough. they are shooting for $15 an hour and president obama proposed and congress is debating a $10.10 minimum wage. some municipalities raised them on their own. philadelphia is on the federal level and new jersey is more than a dollar an hour higher. >> $15 is what we need! >> a jump to $15 would drive some businesses under and a boost for workers is a boost for the economy. >> if working people in this city made more money they would spent it in this city. >> a higher minimum wage has some support on both sides of the aisle in washington, how much higher is up for debate. >> fast food companies say that they deser

ability would more or less feel depending on fat sil that i we have and on the top hand left side we have jfk drive and it is the street and packing protected and it is even a very protected space to ride and most people that we took out on these rides feel that the most comfortable in this type of facility, and the second level of traffic stress is a protected facility and because of the many intersections and interfaces most adults feel comfortable to ride and there is a differentiation there, and then so on and so on, the level of the traffic stress three is the highest speed and, still some separation of protection, but that what is what we called the more confident cyclists and lts4, is the busy roads that have a route marking or a marking that feels very uncomfortable for most people and so as we categorize them in the list and feel comfortable riding in those seats and this has given us a good framework background on how do we assess the existing network and where the key focusers that we can work on and our broad, directed us to really try to remove any of the lts four segments in the

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they include national university out of san jose, jfk university in san jose and pleasant hill, and city college of san francisco. meanwhile, a u.s. education official says former corinthian students will automatically have their federal student loans discharged but only if they agree to forego any credits they earned at the schools. ted mitchell education department under secretary says the department is bound by statute and regulations on how to handle these cases. >>> japan's prime minister will be in silicon valley today following his historic address to congress. yesterday, on capitol hill, shinzon abe offered remorse for the american lives lost during world war ii but didn't apologize for japan's actions during the war. today he will meet with silicon valley business leaders and visit stanford university, tesla and facebook. >>> senator bernie sanders of vermont set to announce today he is joining the 2016 presidential race. >> most of our people are work longer hours for low wages and today we have a grotesque level of income and wealth inquality. >> officially he is an independen

. >>> a maintenance worker at jfk was doing more than cleaning airplanes, she was cleaning them out.than 1400 minibottles of liquor from airports she was supposed to be servicing. a search of her apartment turned occupy stolen ipads and computers, the value is $15,you,. a tip from the american airlines security led

they have tried to leave the united states from our airport here in minnesota from jfk airport in new york, by bus by car, and by any means possible. these six defendants are part of a broader group. they had their friend abdi noor. noor has become a de facto foreign fighter for those in minnesota. he is in regular contact with his friends he you haves them and he serves as a source of inspiration for those who want to replicate his success. to be clear: we have a terror recruiting problem in minnesota. >> hmm the men are scheduled to make initial appearances in federal court later today. we are learning more about the charges against an american reporter held for more than eight months in iran now. the washington post learned that jason rezion, his wiefer his wife is also being held in prison. >>> saudi led air sometimes targeted a weapons depot controlled by houthi fighters. nearby homes were rocked by the blast, meanwhile many civilians in yemen say they are now running out of basic supplies. zen ah khodr reports. >> aden is one of many battle grounds in yemen. they say they have m

here on the plaza at city hall there is little police presence they have blocked on 15th street at jfk boulevard they are putting police cars into position so that may single to us that these demonstrators are about to be on the move than means delays and road closures throughout center city this evening. live in front of city hall, i'm sara bloomquist channel 6 "action news." >> sara thank you. >> only "action news" was there today as some pennsylvania state troopers, left to maintain peace in baltimore at the belmont barracks they are part of state police personnel to help with a state of emergency that is still active in baltimore. new jersey state lease already on the ground in baltimore will stay there a while longer. their employment is extended until tuesday. there are breaking developments into the death of freddie gray, they are telling us that gray's fatal injuries happened in the police transport van and the medical examiner says the head injury matched the bolt in the back of the van. it's unclear why his head swlamed nootd side of vehicle. david muir will have more on toda

. >> i teach a class on the presidency from jfk to obama, so i'm going to use this for my next few classes. what i like about this book presidency in crisis from truman to obama is that at the end of each crisis or decision-making problem in the white house from truman through obama, he does an assessment which gives it an interesting background. you see what jfk did their in decision-making during the cuban missile crisis and he looks at how cautious he was and what happened. it's excellent, interesting and intriguing book. the author has been a career naval intelligence officer for 20 years. he's also worked in the nixon white house was social military aid, how to let nixon's daughter. and then he ran the situation room in the white house under reagan's second term. since then he's been in the atlantic council, so he raised a very interesting background. he not only writes about what happens in the white house, he writes about what happens on the golf course. and he writes about sports in the 1920th. i'll introduce the author, michael bohn. [applause] >> thank you. thank you for coming.

fdr and jfk. and they stoo up for thed up for the mid class and it's because of their values. all the republican opponents that we'll be laying it on her have kind of lost sight of the fact that what her policies are. >> brad, i'll give you the last word. >> the danger are of putting all your eggs in one basket is there are probably more than would be person trying out for the job of the cvs manager than the president on the democratic side. a very dangerous proposition when you prevent other democrats take the field. and americans don't want core-- >> we'll leave it there. thanks to both of you. >>> speaking of the republican opponents, on the other side of the presidential baltlot, marco rubio expected to throw his hat into the ring tomorrow with his own presidential announcement. that oweccurring in miami. hi karl. >> reporter: should not there will be three. marco rubio of florida will announce his presidential candidacy tomorrow and in so doing, take himself out of the running for running for senate re-election here in the sunshine state. that immediately sets up a quick

meantime, you can comment on the final design for jfk and love park. philadelphia parks and conservancy will unveil the redesigned plans for you to see at a meeting at the library at 5:30 this afternoon. >>> it's nfl draft day for one homegrown athlete it's a chance to fulfill a dream. we'll introduce you to philadelphia's own jalen strong. >>> and signs of summer at the jersey shore. and we're not talking about the weather here either. we'll have the newest seaside attraction unveiled today that's a blast from the past. >>> clouds in the distance. you can see them from this live view from comcast center in center city. we will see sunshine. that's just half an hour away. before the chance of showers arrives later on. we'll go through it hour by hour with future weather when we come back. people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. at dunkin' breakfa

. >>> earlier today, you can comment on the final design for jfk plaza and love park at a public meetingelphia parks and rec at fairmont park conservancy will outline a plan for to you see. >>> down at the shore, morey's pier will begin its newest ride kong is making a comeback. the ride will open to the public memorial day weekend. that's pretty exciting. >> uh-huh. >>> the eagles and their friends of course ready for the start of the nfl draft tonight. we have live coverage on nbc10. >> oh a big night. the excitement is building especially for one local player. a local player who has a chance to fulfill the dream of a lifetime. wide receiver jarod strong grew up in the area. strong started arizona state, worked out with the eagles a few weeks ago, and he told us playing for his hometown birds would be a football dream come true. >> he's a great guy. a great coaching staff. and they accepted me very well. i appreciate that. they're one of the best visits i had this year. >> we'll cross our fingers for you. strong is with family in chicago for the draft. friends and family will watch fro

. >> the pilots tried to land at jfk but could not because of the storm. once on the ground two of the 180 passengers were taken to the hospital for major injuries. the delta flight finally arrived last night. >>> the former head of cia will be in federal court today. he faces a maximum sentence of one year in prison and a $100,000 fine. nbc tracey pots is live and what can you expect from the hearing? >> well, do not expect him to get the maximum. he will pay less than half of the fine and not spend one day behind bars. had he is on probation and it's one count of holding on to that secrete government information and sharing it with paul and we're talking about things like identities and war strategies and secrete codes and all of it con if i skated by the fbi. this is taken several years and he stopped down three days after president obama president obama's second win, and now they have decided to charge him and work out the plea deal and ending what's been a better embarrassing time for the cia and david. >>> now to the boston bombing trial in day two.

construction on the vine, tonight at midnight westbound closed broad street, allege that the broad to 15th to jfkthen to 30th to get to the schuylkill expressway. each on the turnpike two, right lanes block due to construction between ft. washington and willow grove. northeast extension southbound right near quakertown right lane blocked due to construction, good news here septa regional rails, new jersey transit patco speed line looking good. no reporting no delays. that's a look at your ride. back to you. >> after this morning's rain, you may want to stop by the car wash for good cleaning. that's because safety regulations say road salt from the winter can damage your car's breaks. the biggest risk is forecaster built in 2007 and earlier. when you wash your car make sure that you also clean the under carriage, to get rid of all of that salt. two terrifying collapses caught on surveillance video in texas the first time we are seeing school building under construction outside dallas come tumbling down. one worker killed, and three others were hurt earlier this month, when the metal frame suddenly

for trucks broad street to 15th to jfk to the 30th street on ramp is there your best alternate there speed sensors it is not that bad. we have red on the schuylkill but when don't you have red on the schuylkill. stay with us for "eyewitness news" at 6:00. game one tonight against the mets david buchanan pitching for the fight answer against matt harvey. the math hat has dominated fightins four-o with the 1.08 era, not a good match up tonight. the team is batting just .226. the chase utley nissan early season slump hitting 091. >>> sixers with the night off last game of the season is tomorrow at the center against the heat. the last night michael carter williams in his first game back in philadelphia since the trade scored 30 points, helping the playoffs bound bucks win 107-97. >>> flyers general manager ron hextall will talk to the media tomorrow about his plans for the team, and head coach craig beruby. flyers missed the playoffs for the second time in three years and forward vinny lacavalier says he wants off if beruby is back next season. >>> great american pub in narberth. spent

the worst flight in february between jfk and frankfurt that sat on the tarmac for 7 hours. finally, despite all of the delays and cancellations, the airlines actually did a better job it comes to handling our baggage. the d.o.t. said the number of complaints regarding mishandled baggage dropped in january compared the to a year ago. philip lebeau, chicago. >>> for "nightly business report," that will do it for tonight. i'm tyler mathisen. thanks for watching. have a great evening, everybody. we'll see you righ. ♪ >> here on bid america the antique collectibles may be old but bidding on some beautiful toy boats will make any collector feel young at heart. ♪ it's time to let the kid in you come out and play here on bid america. ♪ >> yep, 700. ♪ i got seven in the front row. sold, number 310's the buyer. ♪ >> welcome back to good old willmar, minnesota home to super collector and friend of the show paul mikkelson. >> we moved out to the lake every summer and lived in town during the winter. and in the summer, we played with our falls flyer boat. i spent seven days a week