jim: he killed it.l you what if there wasn't a gallery there, that could have been 50 yards over the green. peter: james hahn now has 15 yards less than he had in regulation. he's got 188 left and he's chose an 7-iron, which is plenty of club. nick: yeah. he can hit it straight towards our cbs sign. middle of that, forget the flag. peter: taking no time. this is on a very nice line. just 20,30 feet right of the hole. nick: he's a really impressive golfer, isn't he, peter? peter: i do not understand how he missed seven cuts in a row. i really don't. nick: no, there's no weakness. to go through mentally that torture and come out here, obviously you're on an upward spiral. but to handle all of this. he needs to put this on a tape and instead of watching golf swings, just watch himself for the rest of the year if not the rest of his career. jim: he walks after it and says go a little bit. nick: he says come on. that was solid. that's all he wanted was to get up there. fun character. you know, the man who so

jim: yeah.hat i'm curious to know -- and you criticized it for being a financing company when people think of it as a solar company. jim: yeah. erik: what other companies did that profile. there are financing companies that are perceived to be something else. jim: you have seen the collapse of the online lenders in the past few weeks. underscored an interesting aspect. the growth of shadow banking again in the u.s.. businesses that really do finance their customers and depend on that for a large choice of income -- large source of income. you can look in areas such as timeshares in vegas, areas such as retailing, things like forlry retailers and others all the money is being made on .inancing you your wedding ring and a long-term contract to service your wedding ring. it is sort of like circuit city in the old days selling you a contract to service your tv set. servicing your wedding ring? and then some of the auto retailers, some of the specialized auto retailers make an awful lot of money fina

-- >> jim harrison: yeah. >> anthony: in ah -- >> jim harrison: arizona. >> anthony: arizona. >> jimresent border patrol, which i teased a lot. i'll be hunting, and their border patrol plane flies over, and i run under a tree like i'm hiding, and then their vehicles start swarming in they say, "harrison, you asshole." i says, "i'm trying to keep you on your toes." ♪ >> anthony: what was it about this place that hooked you? >> jim harrison: well, i'm claustrophobic acutely so, so montana's about the best place you can live. you never feel crammed in. any direction you could go miles and miles. [ laughs ] it had been very hot for three weeks, so i worked well into the cool night, when at three am a big thunderstorm hit. the lighting was relentless. two hundred years ago when the cheyenne from the east attacked the absaroka in this valley. a group from the cheyenne were massaum, the wolves of heaven, warriors who painted themselves solid yellow. i want to be a yellow wolf of heaven. they disappeared into the lightning. ♪ >>> on this episode of "the united shade of america", we're talkin

jim: that is right. is right. charlie: explained it to me. jim: i would tell you this. my number one job i believe is recruiting people who are smarter and more talented than me getting them to work at common sense and the reason we have been successful is there are more smart people who work for us than me. my job is to find them and let them do their jobs and not get in their way. i think i learned that from my mom. you know growing up in new york, , she was an old days early 1950's cbs news producer and she was a total connector of people. now that i look back i think i learned that from her. and the truth is a lot of getting stuff done in life in this society and a lot of places is knowing the right people. and my job is to actually -- charlie: who they are and how to get to them. jim: and being blunt with them. if you're talking about kids are education, it is not about you. you can get people interested area and whether they are business guys. charlie: do you go to washington to lobby? jim: we do.

like jim, ron owns a business. he runs a family-owned electronic firm. he is a member of the democratic party. in 1964, ron had voted for president johnson. but this year, deeply disturbed by the war in vietnam, he decided to work for the election of senator eugene mccarthy. mccarthy was opposed to the course of the war and had challenged the president for the democratic nomination. >> but the war has taken so much money out of the economy, taken so much. the war on poverty, what johnson called the great society, so much punch has been taken out of because ofed to do, the war, that it has become a mockery. put somebody else in if you think he is wrong. >> we will do that. [laughter] >> the laconia chamber of commerce wanted a series of breakfast with all the candidates and ron and jim and their wives attended them all. ron got his first close look at the man he wanted to see win. [applause] >> as i see the campaign in 1968, the issue of vietnam itself is a vital one, of course. you could pass harsh judgment on that war, if it were isolated from any domes

>> yeah, it certainly does, jim.nt today remind people and i said this last week and shocked the crowd saying less than 1% of america serves in uniform. the president said the same thing today. i don't think people understand that a great deal of this burden is falling on a significantly small number of forces. when you're seeing some of the things as i said before, the service chiefs juggling how do you get the best for your money and the biggest bang for the buck in terms of readiness and people and while you're talking about drawing down, where you save the most money that the service chiefs forced to do, the draw down requires more soldiers to pick up more tasks to deploy more often putting more stress on their families and this very small component of the force is carrying an unbelievably heavy load. >> before we go, it struck me today the president used the word combat to say three u.s. soldiers killed since last memorial day were in combat but the administration denied a combat role. was that telling? >> you k

jim?jeff zeleny, thanks very much. >>> and "outfront" now, democratic congressman, steve israel from new york, former head of the house democratic campaign on the dccc. thanks for joining us tonight. >> thanks for having me on, jim. >> you have come out publicly in support of the dnc chairwoman, debbie wasserman schultz. you don't believe that replacing schultz would solve anything. why is that? >> look, i have two concerns, jim. first, debbie wasserman schultz is not the issue. democratic party unity is the issue. and for as long as we are divided on who is chairing the dnc, we're not united. we have to consolidate our vote. donald trump is out there, he's cleared the field, he's just wailing away at hillary clinton. and we shouldn't be talking about who the next chair of the dnc is. we ought to be talking about issues that count. which brings me to my second concern. i represent the quintessential competitive moderate section of new york. if i walk into a diner and say what's your positi

and jim thinks there is one man who can do it best. jim is a nixon man. >> there's absolutely no advantage for nixon to come and debate because as long as nixon stays in the background, says nothing, romney just digs a deeper hole and buries himself. >> with romney right now is -- >> but his wife, ann, is still considering other candidates. >> i think he's middle of the road. >> that's beside the point. >> there were others in laconia who did not show ann's pessimistic appraisal of senator mccarthy. one is ronald callahan. like jim ron is a businessman. he runs a family-owned electronics firm. he is a member of the democratic party. in 1964 ron had voted for president johnson. but this year deeply disturbed by the war in vietnam he had decided to work for the election of senator eugene mccarthy. >> clearly, though -- >> mccarthy was opposed to the course of the war and had challenged the president for the democratic nomination. >> but the war has taken so much money out of the economy. the war on poverty. what johnson called the great

it is thursday may 26th, i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm brooke thomas. i'm glad to be back with you this thursday. >> yes. >> katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things. >> good morning. >> gateway to our weekend. road are looking darn good. just starting to get busy. we have a lot of construction but no accidents. >> i wouldn't be shocked to see a lot of people heading down the shore here today and next couple days on the way to cape may we will be singing it here heading down because we have beautiful weather coming up here, nice heat building, it feels like spring has stalled out for a while, right? earlier we had so many days, that had at least a trace of rain, gray skies now we are starting to go on a up tic for month of may we have had seven days where we have had an 80-degree day, two so far this month and we should get in the 80's here today. we are off to a mild start, you can see here, 69 degrees already here at our station headquarters, storm scan nice and quiet, staying that way for the most part today but later on today, a far northwester

. >> good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. meisha here with traffic, happy monday, ladies. >> yes, happy monday. i just turned to jim and said it feels like we never left you guys. >> we look very coordinated. >> roads are looking good, construction out there, otherwise, looking good. >> as far as the weather goes, much, much nicer weekends. look at this nice wide zoom on storm scan, still have system upper level low, swirling nearby, primarily off to the south, however, and that is going to potentially trigger hit or miss shower, maybe thunderstorm with time. but overall, we've got some pretty decent weather un folding, not just today but for the majority of the week. still few speckles on the radar here across delaware, new jersey, again, could see sprinkle, maybe even fog, overall, we are starting off on milder note and dry note specially the further north you g nice clear sky to kick it off. fifty-seven the current temperature at millville, 55 in atlantic city as well as wildwood. as the day goes on we rebounds what looks

jim wilson lives here. he is a member of the republican party. he is chairman of the chamber of commerce and he owns the town's camera store. with super eight cameras, this one has a drop in cartridge. cares about the future of his country and he is concerned about away the government spends money. he thinks the republican administration can do a better job and jim thinks there is one man who can do it best. there is absolutely no advantage for nixon to come and debate because as long as nixon , romneyn the background just digs a deeper hole and buries himself. >> with romney -- >> his wife is still considering other candidates. think he is that middle-of-the-road candidate that we need. >> eugene mccarthy? >> we know he is not going to make it. >> there were others who did not share appraisal of senator mccarthy. jim, ron owns a business. he runs a family-owned electronic firm. he is a member of the democratic party. in 1954, ron had voted for president johnson. this year, he had decided to vote for eugene mccarthy. mccarthy was opposed to the c

>> reporter: brooke, jim, good morning. the two people who were shot in north philadelphia early this morning, are cousins, 16 year old and a 20 year old. they are now both behind me here at temple university hospital, fortunately, for them, in stable condition. unfortunately, however, there is no motive for this shooting at this time and no witnesses. take a look at the video. police say the shooting happened just couple of hours ago, around 1:00. officers were called to the 1100 block of glenwood avenue for report of two people shot. when they arrived they found 16 year old boy shot four times, and his 20 year old female cousin shot once. both of the victims have survived, they are conscious, talking to police, and they say they were in the area of park avenue, and somerset street when a man approached them and for an unknown reason started shooting. police, however, have not yet been able to find a shooting scene there with any blood or balistic evidence. so investigators are unsure if these victims are being entirely tr

jim and brooke back to you. >>> the time right now us 5:36. in business news this morning which company is admitting a security breach was worse than originally reported. >> yes. >> and the fed is considering another interest rate hike. money watch's jill wagner is joining us from the insuring stock exchange, good morning. >> reporter: markets will open up where they started yesterday, the dow jones fell three points on wednesday, nasdaq jumped 23. this morning investors are waiting for labor department to release new numbers about how many people filed unemployment benefits last week. another interest rate hike could becoming, news from the the fed last meeting show that fed officials are considering a june rate hike, if the economy keeps improving and hiring stays strong. april's weak jobs report had most economist thinking that the fed would wait licensing tore raise rates. >>> a linkedin security breach four years ago was far worse then previously thought. hackers stole personal data from about 117 million users, not the initially estimate

>> brooke, jim, good morning. this is frightening. certainly a prank that could have turned deadly last night. now, here is the overpass we're talking about this morning, that's the oxford valley road overpass here in bristol township bucks county. it was there, in the eastbound turnpike lanes last night, when one driver says it felt like it was raining rocks. damage demonstrates how close this came to turning deadly. a broken american or here, a cracked windshield there. and a gaping hole on the drivers side of this tractor-trailer. >> heard big crash, glass all over me, all over my face. >> john wagner one of three truck drivers recovering today after their vehicles were hit by rocks and bricks thursday night. state police say someone was throwing the items off the oxford valley road overpass in bristol township bucks county. and on to the busy pennsylvania turnpike. >> that was driving, i seen all of them coming at me. all you seen was hands, bunch of rocks, just through them over. came at me like it was raining rocks. >> torrents

brooke, jim? >> it does, thanks, jill. >> meanwhile, in other news, police need your help tracking down a man wanted for snapping inapropriate pictures of a woman in delaware county. now, surveillance video from the philly pretzel factory on 69th street in upper darby takes the man taking up skirt photos every unsuspecting women as she stands in line. the victim eventually realizes slapping the man, who then takes off. if you recognize this man, call police. >> president obama honors fallen philadelphia police sergeant robert wilson iii with medal of valor. president visibly moved yesterday as he awarded the medal to wilson's grandmother, at the white house. wilson, a father of two, was killed in march of 2015 when two men tried to rob a north philadelphia game stop. >>> please now how deeply sorry we are for your lost, how grateful we are for sergeant wilson's service. >> a big hole was put in my heart when he lost his life. but he loved his job. he did what he was trained to do. and i miss him a

. >>> good morning i'm jim donovan. we will have fantastic forecast in just a minute but here's what you need to start your day in the morning minute. >> um-hmm. oh, no. >> monster tornadoes captured on camera in the midwest. there is lots of damage there and two injuries have been reported. >>> all of the effects be in knows good second community meeting will be held to address water a safety concerns for residents in bucks and montgomery counties. >>> protests to turn violent outside donald trump rally in new mexico. trump inched closer to the g.o.p. nomination winning washington primary last night. >>> a break in the battle and it is meek mill, it is scary because only cat woman i acknowledge is halle berry. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> pretty impressive ann hat the away she won that rap battle on the late, late show last night, but we will win battle against weather, right, katie. >> it is one of those situations where i get to end up dropping the mike, and exiting, the stage left, so we end up with gorgeous weather. finally i have

>> unfortunately, yes, jim.door of the airport remains the issue that is of greatest concern to people who look at security of airports. while we are taking off shoes, pouring out water bottles, turning in nail clippers on the front door, at the back door the caterers, baggage handlers, people that have intimate access to the guts of the airplane are not put through the same scrutiny by any means. now, they're screened as employees of various contractors that do the work, but it is a vulnerability that should be addressed and it hasn't been sealed up as it should be. >> one indication, and there are many ifs attached to the story, we are not there yet, we don't know the cause, we know what the leading theory is being terrorism, but tom fuentes, we know that airport security was a concern at least in france because they just went through a big sweep of the airport staff that they went through. they were searching lockers, checking, doing background checks. several people lost their jobs. how worry some would that

jim, over to you. >>> thanks, meisha. the world is waking up to breaking news this morning, egyptair jet difficulties a peers from radar overnight. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins lives from the cbs-3 sat center with what we have learned about this missing plane, jan. >> reporter: jim and brooke, good morning. a huge search is now underway halfway around the world, egyptian aviation officials say egyptair flight 804 flying from paris to cairo disappeared from radar over the mediterranean sea. sixty-six passengers and crew members were on board. here's what we know so far the flight left paris charles degall airport at 11:09 p.m. local time. it was lost from radar hours later at 2:45 a.m. flying at 37,000 feet. the air bus a320 had just entered egyptair space and pilot made in distress call. egyptian aircraft and navy ships are taking part in the search. greece has joined the search as well this morning. ten crew members and 56 passengers were on this flight. egyptair says those on board including three egy

jim: artistically, to me, they are phenomenally beautiful.sphorescent greens, vivid oranges, bright yellows, purple, red, fire engine red, i would love to see this ship in honest-to-god color, it's so dramatic. sharyl: razzle dazzles arrived at a critical time for the war effort. by 1917, british morale was sinking as fast as its ships -- with german u-boats torpedoing one out of every four vessels crossing the atlantic. jim: this is a world war ii periscope, but you're basically limited to a portal that's very small. sharyl: facing zig zags and distorting colors, the u-boat captains struggled to target their torpedoes. jim: we know even from german statements that it was hard to plan an attack on a razzle dazzled vessel, because you didn't know where the front was, you weren't sure where the back was, you weren't sure what angle it was sailing at, you weren't sharyl: america escorted 18,000 vessels back and forth supporting the war effort. >> we have just begun the fight. that is the slogan of the navy of today. jim: the u.s. navy never lost

>> looking gorgeous out, there jim. well, the roadways, wet their was, not the roadways, roadways are looking gorgeous, weather is accident right now on the schuylkill eastbound near conshohocken, pushed all the way off to the shoulder, so we help this isn't repeat whatever we saw actually yesterday on our holiday. it was very busy, early on, around 4:30 in the morning, again, the skewing eastbound, conshohocken, pulled off to the shoulder. also this disable vehicle here 95 north past cottman again pushed off to the shoulder. these are going to cause not too many problems yet, wu know today will be busy. a lot of vehicles getting back, going back to work, because of that, just know you will have to be minds full of. >> this because it is so dark out there, sometimes this casino of stuff can sneak up on you. the vine was open last night, because of the holiday weekends, so the vine looking good moving in both the westbound and eastbound side, you can see the eastbound side was just already starting to heat up. weaver dow

good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. thanks for joining us, meisha is here with traffic, and katie has your phenominal forecast. >> yeah. good morning, we have one accident out there already. soap, not too phenominal in the world of traffic. but let's just talk about the weather. >> it is looking so, so good. one of those perfect spring days where it is nice and warm, nice and clear right now, too, so we'll see phenominal sunrise and sunset here as the day goes on. nice clear sky for you, region wide, and that's going to continue throughout the entire day. let's take a lock at the area temperatures here very quickly if we can. looking at the last 24 hours, you have seen little bit of drop off over the course of the overnight hours, in the too significant, but enough that you notice it in the poconos, in the pine land area where you are 10 degrees cooler by comparison, then this same time yesterday. it is actually interestingly just smidge milder in philadelphia at the airport anyway than it was this same time yesterday.

jim and brooke, back over to you. >> thanks, meisha. 6:50.coming up this morning. >> gayle king joins us live from new york with the preview, good morning, gayle, happy wednesday. >> happy wednesday to you. we are here live and in color, charlie rose on deck, turn the camera around so we can see charlie rose standing there. do you see charlie rose, he is ready, good morning to you, brooke and jim, we get ready around here. do you you want to say hi to philadelphia hi philadelphia, how are you. >> that is brooke and jim, yes, it is. >> i like them a lot. >> charlie likes you too. >> we like the three of you. >> right now they are stunned into silence. hello, brooke and jim. >> we like philadelphia too. >> we like that. >> the rnc chair joins to us talk about ted cruz dropping out of the presidential race. donald trump as likely go p.m. minute knee. we will talk about what is next for the republican party. adrian a diaz is inside north korea with a rare look what it looks like to visit the kingdom. only on cbs this morning we love when we can s

good morning, jim, brooke. live here at citizens bank park this morning, it is rainy, it is dreary, but there is a great event that is taking place this morning, and you can get involved and it honors a former phillies legend. we will tell you all about that coming up. >> i hear them say it, it was like wow, okay, i can't tell my family just yet. >> a diagnosis that changes a woman's life. how those friends battled breast cancer, and are now helping find a cure for the disease. stay with us. >> bat letters step to the plate today, all for great cause. >> well, the 19th annual richie ashburn memorial homeruns for hearts to raise money to fight against heart disease. our pat gallen is live at the ballpark with all of the details. patrick? >> good morning, bit of ugly morning out here, it is raining, it is dreary, but later on, the fields will open up. the cage will open up. it will all be for a great cause. in conjunction with the american heart association, it is the 19th annual homerun's for heart t honors form

don't get close to me, jim.start flying. >> axelrod: we will have full coverage of the white house correspondents' dinner throughout the evening on cbsn and cbsnews.com. still ahead, they're just boy scouts and girl scouts, regardless of their faith. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start h

jim?rench authorities looking at the some 80,000 people at charles de gaulle airport that had access to secure areas. we know that before this flight disappeared and left paris, a number of weeks ago, they went through a big review of all those people and they removed many people from their jobs. you have to think, if they were doing that kind of review, they must have had a sense of threat or at least a risk. what are your sources saying there? were they concerned about ground staff at charles de gaulle airport before this? >> they have been. i mean, in terms of response so far, you've had, there's going to be more passenger screenings in equipment coming in, next week, more advanced equipment. we've also had some bag checks on the doors, the entrance into the terminal, which is very unusual. but what you're alluding to there is this concern about the radicalization of workers here. and they do screen all of the workers here. 86,000 of them. and since january last year, they've actually h

it is wednesday, may the fourth, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm's brooke thomas.nks for choosing cbs three katie and meisha are here. >> we will start off with the bang. we are getting better. accidents still out there construction lingering around. just take it slow and give yourself extra time. >> busy start the two day where wet weather is out there as well. it just slows you down. pack patients for yet another day and looking at storm scan at the local level you do still have have rain falling a cross southeastern, pennsylvania. a cross cape may county we had a batch earl their cleared out. this is a snap shot to show you that things are still falling from the sky. it is all just light rain and drizzle but if it is in the raining you are stuck in the included. here's what you need to necessity a short list bullet points basically. areas of drizzle and fog. we are not talking about any kind of accumulation but

. >>> i'm jim ton van. we will also check weather and traffic with katie and meisha but here's what you need to know to start the day in the morning minute. >> this presidential election has about the highest steaks that we have seen in a really long time. >> hillary clinton will campaign in camden county college in blackwood. >> her stop comes one day after bernie sanders pulls off a win in west virginia's democratic primary. >> they have gone. >> we all heard a loud noise and bunch of people running. >> reporter: stabbing rampage at a mall in massachusetts this morning two people and a suspect are all dead. >>> thank god the home owner had video. >> police in voorhees new jersey want to question two teenagers in connection with the vandalism spree. >> paul ryan may not be ready to support trump right now but some day he hopes to and wants to. i'm giving him advice. the just because all of the cool people like ben carson are doing it doesn't mean you have to. chris christie rush right into endorse and ever

>> reporter: jim, good morning. for clinton to call for a higher wages as well as breaking down barriers, holding back americans, this is as a new poll shows a race between clinton and trump would be a tight race, in key swing states of florida, pennsylvania and ohio. those polls say no presidential winner has won the race without two of those states, and that same poll favors sanders over trump and this morning, both of those men are counting more delegates. cbs news called west virginia for bernie sanders on tuesday, more than half of his states 29 delegates set for sanders, remained tore hillary clinton. sanders celebrated in salem, oregon. >> this is a state, west virginia, where hillary clinton won by over 40 points against barack obama in 2008. >> in 2016, clinton still count more delegates but new you poll of swing states, florida, ohio, and pennsylvania, show a clinton verse donald trump match up results in a virtual dead heat in a general race. that poll also puts sanders over trum in those same states. san

a guess -- perhaps someone had to run jim tan's business.t -- creepy implied the state. before that four days late 911 call was placed, charlie took the time to first send a warning e-mail to his college buddies. they would soon hear things in the news. >> the defendant sends an e-mail to his fraternity brothers called "show time." >> "you're gonna be hearing from the law enforcement," huh? >> yes, yes. "you will be surprised. showtime." >> reporter: no, jurors. don't buy self defense, said the prosecutor in summation. this was no crime of passion. it was a planned murder. >> so this is an assassination. >> yes. >> he walks in and blows dad away. >> exactly. >> reporter: the prosecution rested. the defense team was up next. and they were about to lay out a head-spinning theory of the crime from seemingly another universe. no one saw it coming. >>> coming up, the defense drops a bombshell. >> one of the things that was always a question of ours was, was charlie covering up for someone else? >> reporter: and then, the prosecution's stunning re

. >>> well to day is wednesday, thank goodness, may 11th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >>> ham i hump day i'm brooke thomas meisha has traffic, katie has your forecast, it is a family affair. >> it is, we are getting over hump. a lot of construction but no accidents. so far, so good. >> thankfully for the most part weather is pretty quiet. we are lug for a shower here and there today though but you can see on storm can three we have moisture working its way threw delaware and southern most, new jersey. cape may cumberland county getting clipped by wet weather right the now but thinks all from the frontal boundary just too close for comfort. we are not expecting a really wet day, and actually we will see some sunshine for a change, problem is this front is still just too close by so we have to allow for a shower throughout the day really anywhere at anytime but it will be very spotty and definitely not putting a minor damper on your day, as that wet weather rolls through. we are in the 40's, and we have a clearer skies, 42 at mount pocono, and throughout the course of our wednesday we'

brooke, jim? >> jill, streaming services like spotify are really big these days, everyone signing up, shaking up the industry. we hear some music fans are keeping it old school, as well? >> that's right. vinyl is very much back. cz media the worm's largest maker of actual physical music records, they press 25 million albumns last year, up from 300,000 back in the 90's, a third of those, ends up on turn tables here in north america. >> wow, thanks a lot, jill. have a great morning. >> well, what started as grand opening for a farmers market in covington, kentucky turned into a 24 hour search for run away goats. market bosses wanted to walk seven goats at a local park in the so-called running of the goats, but the goats made a run for t they bolted through group of volunteers, the goats were recovered, safer and sound, but two spent the night on the loose in that park. >> little vacation. >> well, coming up after the break, we'll get another check on weather and traffic. >> katie tells us which days

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jim? >> u.s. is care ful to say they have not confirm the the death, but likely dead, confirming they have some intelligence that he feels the man in the strike, and that when the strike took place, convinced the people targeted did not survive it. long experience in the region with intelligence. there's been a series of successful strikes, not just in the afghanistan-pakistan region, but iraq and syria against isis, in yemen against al qaeda, and somalia, and looking at that, is that investment in intelligence? do you see something interesting there in the string of successes? >> jim, it's important to note that the granularly of the intelligence is absolutely key. what you're looking at is really the ability to have finite intelligence that is corroborated by multiple sources, and those multiple sources are the ones really putting everything together, so everything from electronic intelligence to communications intelligence, all the way to image imagery, all those things become incredibly import

. >> good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. meisha here with traffic, katie has your forecast, it is no longer monday. so we have something to celebrate there? >> absolutely. >> good morning, everyone, happy tuesday, a lot of construction, roadways again are dry, thankfully they're dry. >> you said it, a lot of construction, on the vine, once more, that vine, curses, the vine, construction, you never know when it will hit you either, right? but let's talk weather i'll leave the traffic to you, my friend. let's look at storm scan. little weather out there, meisha t could lead to little bit of damp roads. at this point, it is not all that impressive. very scattered activity on storm scan. i zoom it out one time, show the satelite coverage, also a clot of clouds out there, most of what you are currently finding over our area is very, very wimpy, if it is even dropping to the ground at all. so, you know, throughout the course of the day you could see scattered shower, really anywhere specially from the sit on south, clear he sky up

i can see jim doing this pretty much every morning. >> soy basically -- >> i know, jim. >> oh, my goodnesswho is this man talking to himself >> hopefully we can check in little later on. can't ask for better weather than this? >> just looks so adorable. i can even. what a great shot. well done pat. you couldn't ask for better day to go to go for a bike ride, i feel like in recent years we've had rain on national bike to work day. so nice that we can report nice weather for a change, there is a lot of other big event going on around the city this weekend, we all know, so we have the stotesbury regatta, actually take to you another live shot here not too far from where pat is on kelly drive. well, over looking the schuylkill, anyway, see them out there. making the crew happen. you know, here we've got just beautiful weather again unfolding this morning, little cool granted, but it is regardless a nice start to the day. now, folks it is friday, that means, it is weather watcher friday. we'll take you to a shot of our guests in the studio left side of the screen. coming to us from clementon, n

. >> i'm jim donovan. it will feel more like july, not may, katie will let you know how long they stick around but first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >>> i don't know whether he will survive. >> reporter: shooting victim is in very critical condition. a 34 year-old man was parking his girl friend's car when someone just walk up to the driver's side door and shot at least 15 times. >> i heard one shot, everybody rushing in. >> panic and chaos when shots are fired at a crowded concert hall in new york. >> it happened before rapper ti took the stage. >> it is not an issue that will affect either the campaign or my presidency. >> hillary clinton brushed aside latest chapter in her latest e-mail saga yesterday. for a second tight in the row trump's rally was overshadowed by chaos. >>> ♪ >>> he is crazy. >> james corden performing the lie an king on crosswalk the musical on the late, late the show last evening. >> if that happened in philadelphia the cars would run them o

>>> looking forward to that important information, jim.ing of the sunny stretch and temperatures in the sum are like 80's, how long does it last? i will have the answer coming >>> the illness lyme disease is tough to diagnosis but young researcher may have come up with a solution. george mason university student, wondered if a technique used to test for microscopic cancer particles, would work, to detect lyme disease. her hunch led to a new test able to find trace amounts of lyme bacteria in the body through a urine sample. test is still in the experimental phase but hope is that it will detect lyme disease before symptoms appear. >>> speaking of lime disease close call for one of the man's best friend in oregon, puppy was about to be euthanized until a sharp eyed intern spotted his problem. thinks ollie whose on set paralysis renterd him unable to walk, sleep comfortable or do just about anything else. his owner decided ollie had to be put down. he was being treated a at a local vet before being put down when an intern spotted a tic behin

>> good morning, jim and brooke. i'm here on the banks of the schuylkill river getting ready for the dad vail regatta local university let me jump on the boat with him. i didn't get wet. but i think it is time to get wet now. see you in a few minute. >> pat gel end is life along kelly drive where he is learning all about rowing from one of the best teams on the water. hey, pat? >> reporter: good morning, jim and brooke. yes, live here on the banks of the schuylkill river, as you mention, the weather is going to reek havoc little later on. right now it is actually quite beautiful out here. it is nice and dry as we get ready for the 7:00 a.m. start time of the dad vail regular glad a as you can see, actually few people out on the river right now. later this will be pack. if you just want to come out and have a good time, see what the dad vail regatta is all about, you can absolutely do. that will beautiful morning here on the schuylkill. and if you have ever wondered where is the name came from, harry emerson vale, his

jim?>> this sunday, be sure to tune in to "state of the union" at 9:00 a.m. eastern time, jake tapper's guests on sunday, the former republican nominee and vice presidential nominee, john mccain and sarah palin. that's it for "the lead" today. i'm jim shoe toe in for jake tapper. i turn you over it a man you know, wolf blitzer and he is where expected, in "the situation room." >>> happening now, breaking news, growing rift, after a stunning refusal to back his party's presumptive nominee, the house speaker paul ryan schedules a meeting with donald trump, but other key republicans are piling on, will trump retaliate? we're standing by. not a reality show, president obama says the election is serious business, not show business and says donald trump's record needs to be examined. is the president jumping into the campaign? >>> shooting rampage. three separate shootings within 24 hours at a high school. shopping mall, and a supermarket, lead to lockdowns, alerts and a manhunt in the d.c. subu

today is friday, may 13, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning. >> good morning, yes, so far it is looking dry, construction moving out of the way. we do have fire in norristown i will tell you about coming up. >> yes, you guys said it, more rain on the way for us here, so depending on which race you're in, at which time, you may actually evening out dry race on the schuylkill today, at the rag got, a but yes, there is, regardless, some rain on bt way. show you what's happening, we start it off with a look at storm scan3, more localized zoom, which at the moment looks pretty quiet. you know, if any races were starting right now you would be free, clear, maybe one of those early morning joggers, hitting the rocky steps, looking good right now. you will notice just little muggy outside however. that will will linger simply because we're sitting in the warm sector after storm right now. that will keep things nice and basically atmosphere just moistening itself up here. then when the showers

today is wednesday may 25th good morning i'm jim donovan brooke is a little under the weather but meisha and katie are here joining us. >> traffic is good. what do you think i will say is out there? >> construction. >> a lot of it. we will get to that in just a minute but no accidents thankfully. >> weather is perfect for, construction, you know, outside today is the day we have been waiting for. sun will shine all day in the 80's, pretty nice looking day. >> yes. >> it is gorgeous outside, really comfortable. for ones storm scan is empty. if it stays that way all day here today high pressure to thank for. that we will look around the region it is only 61 degrees at the airport. nice mild beginning in many locations, cooler, we have clear skies after all, but up in the poconos we are in the 40's right now. some of the shore outlying suburbs think about dress nothing layers, very light jacket is all you'll need and later today we will easily talk t-shirts and shorts kind of weather. if you are a able to take half day at work something like that this is a great excuse to do it. 58 degrees

maybe not because jim they just wait 10 years. there'll be an industrial-strength nuclear power never more than a few weeks away with enough fissile material for a weapon. >> host: let me ask a set of questions that people always ask me and i imagine they ask you, which are your favorites. spy novels, spy movies, whether or not any of the movies really have anything to do with reality and if there is something that has to do with reality and i will offer an example that is in the espionage world, it's often hard to find that there was a film several years ago, german film called the lies of others about germany in the 1980s before the war was won. >> guest: electronic surveillance. >> host: as far as i am concerned it is good at getting about what really happens in intelligence from battle scenes and so forth. >> guest: one of the reasons i wrote was to actually pull the veil back and let people see into the nature of their own security services. i mentioned in there something about, then around the world and never met jack bauer.

good morning everyone i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm brooke thomas. thanks for joining us.atie is here with us as well keeping an eye on things this morning. >> in the a great day or start to the wednesday morning in the world of the traffic either. i sund like a broken record as well. >> but we still love you too. >> thank you. >> may i say may the fourth be with all of you. >> nice. >> so, we're back at it again, gray, glummy skies, more rain, again. it is in sight. it will take a couple days. here what he go, again really, storm scan three is still showing signs of life, green that is coming through in the form of the light rain and couple pockets of steady rain across southeastern pennsylvania, even just clipping cape may county right behind me here but is there wet weather to dodge and some mist, drizzle, certainly a lot of clouds, and it is just not a pretty day even though we are between systems. we have moisture, and low 50's currently at the airport. we are in the