. >> joseph was my best friend.e was incredible. >> now charged with killing them all. >> this is a cold and callous murder of an entire family. >> follow our investigation, the evidence, the arrest, the accused. >> i have a past. >> in his own words. >> you were the last person he saw? >> i was definitely the last person he saw. >> chasing a killer. inside the mcstay family murders. sunny southern california. the beaches, the surf, the stunning pacific sunsets. >> yep, another beautiful day in paradise. southern california. >> there's mama again. >> a magical place to many including newly woods joseph and -- includes including newlyweds who called this beach side community home. >> we live down by the pier. paradise. >> in 2007, the mcstays and their two young sons, gia knee gee any and joey jr appeared to have it all. >> i'm having so much fun. >> love, family, and a promising new business. >> it's all julie ever wanted to be, an entrepreneur and work for himself. >> a dream that became a reality said his father,

joseph, go ahead guest:. guest: well, when it comes to law enforcement, the criminal justice system away from presidential contenders making speeches, many people have been working on this. you have got the brennan center at nyu, you have different scholars mohammed, weaver, thompson, so many people working on this issue, and you have groups like families against mandatory minimums and others. what we need to understand is that the criminal justice system in its entirety is a gateway to racial and economic oppression. white people and latino people suffer as well. the highest rates of suffering are african american, second are latinos, but whites are eight times more likely to be arrested for drug crimes over the last 30 years. when we think about this period that we are in. too many people are in jail for far too long, and what we have done -- and one thing i will say, vis-À-vis the clintons, certainly -- and i've written about this -- bill clinton, the on the bus crime bill of 1994 amplified our problem of

reaction from joseph stiglitz.n we were listening to the comments wondering whether the western world spoke the language and it seems the two sides just see the world differently. joseph stiglitz: it is very much so. the clear issue is you crank. -- ukraine. we had an agreement that they were not innovative ukraine and that was part of the agreement about taking away the nuclear weapons 20 years ago. ukraine had nuclear weapons and gave them up. and they were worried as to the time that may be russian would innovated them and russia said never. the united states said we would protect you. of course, both sides of violated. russia invaded and the united states did not live up to the commitment. i think we had no choice but to impose sanctions. if we were not going to fulfill the agreement by -- you cannot get support because of the other problems going on, we had to have sanctions. actually right now, we need to have a lot more support for ukraine. they had democratic reforms and they are moving in the right directi

joseph's university.gotten to know some many here, and if you would allow me, i would like to recognize a pew of those folks. dr. robert moore father burr, and so many others. i want to thank all of you for the love and support, the french of engagement we have had over so many years. all of the people who work here, and certainly the leadership of the faculty, the staff, those who take care of the incredible campus,. can we recognize those who make st. joseph's university great place everyday? [applause] mayor nutter: some very good friends -- jim and frannie mcguire. the commitment and dedication of them and the entire mcguire family, i believe the court of which are here today, because it is a pretty big family. they give so much to so many. please recognize them. [applause] mayor nutter: for the people who have surrounded this campus, our great neighbors and friends, can we please recognize the neighbors who support and embrace this great campus? [applause] mayor nutter: and of course, we cannot have

joseph's university. i have gotten to know some many here, and if you would allow me, i would like to recognize a pew of those folks. -- a few of those folks. joe d'angelo dr. robert moore, hattie martin, father burr your trustee bruce crowley and , so many others. i want to thank all of you for the love and support, the french -- friendship and engagement we have had over so many years. all of the people who work here, and certainly the leadership of the faculty, the staff maintenance, those who work in the cafeterias, those who take care of this incredible urban and suburban campus. to all of you, can we please recognize the folks who make st. joseph's university great place that it is. [applause] mayor nutter: some very good friends,- jim and frannie mcguire. the commitment and dedication of them and the entire mcguire family, i believe the court of which are here today, because it is a pretty big family. they give so much to so many. please recognize them. [applause] mayor nutter: for the people who h

the mystery of what happened to joseph mitchell.ne of india's biggest and most popular movie stars was sentenced to five years in jail today after a court case that dragged on for more than a decade he was charged with hitting a man in a hit-and-run accident after losing control after drinking. >> is a case that has been going on for 13 years. he has been found guilty by a judge. when a sentence was announced he was visibly upset. they had expected the punishment to be less severe. khan has starred in more than 50 hindi films. he is the ball he would equivalent of tom cruise. it all stems from a night in september in 2002 when khan's car flipped off the road a few miles away from his home in a mumbai suburb. in that crash one person was killed and four were injured. the case has dragged on for a while. mostly because of arguments regarding the facts of the case. kahn's driver has come forward saying it was him behind the wheel. he was returning home after a party. today a judge agreed with that argument and said that that is what ha

. >> commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner vice president moshoyannis commissioner perez commissioner caminong commissioner president tan we have a full compliment of commissioners. >> full house kind of nice we have a fairly short agenda today, the first item is public comment this is an opportunity for public comment on anything that is not curling agendized i'd like to comment on any public comment seeing none public comment is closed. item 2 the review and exhaustively of the minutes from may 5th. >> commissioners any changes or happy to entertain a motion. >> i move to approve. >> there is a motion and a second sxhauf abstain commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner vice president moshoyannis commissioner perez commissioner caminong commissioner president tan motion passes the - >> so commissioner caminong were you automobiles he was absences scratch her i do having i have to redo it. >> i'll redo it once again commissioner frost public school abstain commissioner lee commissioner joseph commissioner vice president moshoyannis commissioner

joseph.he nfl has decided this week that it will forgo its tax-exempt status, but why didn't have one in the first place? andrew zimbalist will join us. but first, our guest is armed service committee member, representative mac thornberry. [video clip] rep. thornberry: there is not much support for what the president asked for so the question is if there can be support for another version. i think we need to try. it is our job under the constitution. in addition, we have a moral obligation to the men and women who we send out on these missions to have the full cloak of a digital authority and moral -- constitutional authority and moral backing of the country for their mission. i think have the responsibility to try. i had some conversations today about maybe some next steps going forward and i want to contribute to that debate, even though it doesn't technically, out of our committee. , what are the next up s steps? rep. thornberry: to see if there is an authorization that could get enough su

joseph's by the brandywine.dicated to family, faith and state of delaware. st. st. joseph's brandywine beau bidenp home church prayers this morning for the former attorney general that pass away saturday after brain cancer and words from the pastor for biden family. >> there's an empty chair at your family now but an chair filled in heaven and he's with his own mother killed in this that tragic accident. >> biden served two terms before leaving office in january hoping to run for governor. continuing health problems worsened and father of two suck onlyed to brain cancer. his death was announced saturday by his father vice-president joe biden. patrick leonard was there on the golf course with his father in law. >> it was fifth hole and he gets a phone call, and he said he was told, get the grandchildren and go to washington. i mean you knew it was not good. >> funeral arrangements for biden a major in the delaware national guard have not been announced yet. but st. joseph's pastor says a family member contacted h

joseph's computed university has prepared you for your future. it has given you the critical thinking and ethical decision-making abilities to overcome any professional or personal obstacle you may encounter. as you know challenges are a part of the adult life, hard choices are inevitable. though you may not feel prepared to navigate these rough waters i know for a fact that you can and you will. because you've already achieved something that unfortunately most people in the world have not done, you have earned a college degree. [applause] mayor nutter: and so, graduation speaker is kind of come and go, and some people remember the graduation speaker in college, and some do not. mine was gary trudeau. whether you remember this they are not, assure me i will never forget the honor you have given me to have the opportunity to speak with you today. congratulations, class of 2015. [applause] >> retire general john allen delivered this year's commencement address at monmouth college in illinois. the former afghanistan war commander now serves as the p

as we get another check of the accuweather forecast we go to adam joseph adam joseph outside with a checkso to speak we look at city avenue garden and it needs a drink. looking at live radar right now and just to the north and west, green between philadelphia and reading and allentown closing in to double scan live radar just to the north of malvern, a cluster of light showers and the same thing spitting showers of route 100 and allentown the northeast extension near quakertown and hamburg, we'll take every drop we can get because we desperately need a good soaking. temperatures yesterday with more thicker clouds to the north and showers, trenton 68 and drier and a little more sun in wilmington and 75 degree and dover 70 and a sea breeze in the 60s at the shore. the front is progressing through our region now and all the severe weather and way to our west south and west of state college and north and west of washington that will remain there overnight tonight and we see generally cloudy skies for most of the overnight hours. once that sunsets this evening, it's the first time at 8:00 p.m.

south carolina -- joseph j. madaskovic. holmes n. smith jr. tennessee -- david c. johnson.errett. michael a. petrina. texas -- paul a. buckles. charles d. dinwiddy. lee dixon. jessica l. hollis. cleveland d. johnson jr. mark u. kelley. alejandro martinez, sr. michael j. naylor. michael a. pimmintel. jessie valdez, iii. utah -- corey blake ride. virginia -- brian m. berger. purcy lee house, iii. brian w.jones. washington -- derek a. hansen. wisconsin -- michael j. seversen. federal -- oswaldo o. albarati-casana. michael c. baskett. jair j. cabrera. jason m. crisp. brian j. feldt. alexander i. giannini. clinton holtz. brandon k. kountz. mark a. mayo. frank e. mcknight. ernest j. montoya, sr. tyler r. robledo geniel amaro-fantauzzi juaquin correa-ortega. marielis morales-santiago. francisco mujica de leon. carlos rivera-vega. mario torres-martin. acknowledgment of all deceased officers. mrs. amy scully, wife of alvin scully, florence township police department new jersey. acknowledgment of all disabled officers. deputy sheriff robin hawkins leo county sheriff's office, new mex

. >> joseph. >> lee. >> here >> we have excused absences for commissioner frost and caminong. >> all right. >> the first item is public comment, any issues that relate to the entertainment commission but are not currently on the agenda, is there any public comment is it on an item later or something else. >> come up later when i ask for the public comment during it i don't see any and so i will close this part of public comment and move on to item two, which is review and approval of minutes of april, 21,. commissioners i would like to entertain a motion where you are ready. >> motion to approve. >> second. >> motion from commissioner perez and second from commissioner moshoyannis. and is there any changes, or discussions? all right, let's take a vote. >> and commissioner lee. >> yes. >> joseph. >> aye. >> moshoyannis. >> aye. >> perez. >> yes. >> and i am going to abstain since i was not here. >> got it. >> and so move. >> the motion passes. >> all right. >> it says that you are present. >> are you present or part of the meeting, were you not? >> oh, right, story. >> permission to t

it's 2:00 in the morning and joseph is about to have a really bad day. it begins slowly when ms.tina enters and cuts in line. >> when she entered the pizzeria, she went to the front. i wasn't paying attention to what she was doing. >> joseph gets a call from his wife, waving in the car outside. >> my wife was asking how much longer is it going to be. it's going to be a little bit longer. somebody just jumped in front of the line. she goes who just jumped in front of the line. i said well, that lady just walked in was wearing camouflage pants. >> ms. simms is in an extremely nasty mood. when she hears joseph's comment, she decides to make a scene, a very big scene. >> say what you're saying, [ bleep ], say what you're saying. say what you're saying, [ bleep ]. >> she immediately became enraged, got right up into the victim's face, was, you know, using foul language against him, was hitting him, poking at him. just screaming like a lunatic at him. >> joseph tries to ignore her as pristina bellows for her boyfriend outside. >> come here, come here and tell this [ bleep ]. >> then th

and those those are the ones that we will put on the paper. >> great. >> and commissioner joseph? >> i just have one question. so, aren't the permit and it allows to you do any entertainment that you want, and i understand that you are not going to allow the djs and that is your right as a policy, you can make the right to do whatever it is, and ununcomfortable restricting your permit to anything, by saying that you can't have the djs or rock and roll, or anything. >> we are away from the broad way corridor. >> yes, it is. >> and there was, and some initial resistance and it will not be hard to have this concept and a small space, 2000 square feet and but if the opportunity arise wes would like to have the opportunity of live music, and so that is why we present this advanced acknowledgment that we did not include the djs as part of the businessman. >> okay. >> thank you. >> perez and lee. >> thank you for companying and in doing your due diligence and do you have a security plan in place or is that forth coming i do not see that in your packet. >> yes. where and 135 people. and e

joseph erickson never should have gone to jail. unfortunately, the others who were implicit in the -- complicit in the disaster got off. questioner: [indiscernible] host: yeah, so, one week after the disaster, there was a grandmother who located him in the morgue. i do not know why it took so long. she said, this is my grandson and it was a horrible scene. plowing through frozen corpses on the ground. she did the newspapers a photo of him and we have a picture of him. on the gangways, they are square openings used on all ships. they will put a plank to run passengers aboard or cargo. this means the ship carried. the ship had a tendency to tip. the gangways are above the waterline. it was another problem with the design of the ship. it is meant to elevate and drop. if he gets too close, the water is going to gush in. and then, you are lost. you cannot recover. questioner: another thing, the ballast, when they pump it, they have a little oil. i was in cleveland and have the ocean liners with ballasts and they pump out oil. a sailor w

joseph erickson never should have gone to jail. unfortunately, the others who were complicit in the disaster got off. questioner: [indiscernible] host: yeah, so, one week after the disaster, there was a grandmother who located him in the morgue. i do not know why it took so long. she said, this is my grandson and it was a horrible scene. plowing through frozen corpses on the ground. she gave the newspapers a photo of him and we have a picture of him. on the gangways, they are square openings used on all ships. they will put a plank to run passengers aboard or cargo. this means the ship carried. the ship had a tendency to tip. the gangways are above the waterline. it was another problem with the design of the ship. it is meant to elevate and drop. if he gets too close, the water is going to gush in. and then, you are lost. you cannot recover. questioner: another thing, the ballast, when they pump it, they have a little oil. i was in cleveland and have the ocean liners with ballasts and they pump out oil. a sailor went out to have a

. >> moshoyannis, and joseph. >> and that would be the official committee. >> and i think that, we will discuss this further and see, that we had a lot of questions about, and you know, what other, you know, entities or whether it be bart or the parks or the hot dog stands, and let us know when to bring us back to the full commission and thank you all for coming in today, and we are going to move on to the next agenda item. >> item number five, the police department comments and questions and i am not sure that if there is anyone from the department that want to speak and does not look like, we will move on to item six, the permit application. >> we have two israel ems one is for grandma's saloon, and this is a permit and this is actually, you know, we have had no opposition from the station and no opposition from the community. the consent items unless there is a member that would like to split them, is there any interest in splitting them? otherwise we can handle this all in one, i don't see any, and so, commissioners, would you guys, like to take a motion? i would move to approve. >>

adam joseph is here with more. i kind of like it. >> you do? it's too early we have a long summer ahead. lets look at the rainfall totals in the deep south they say shut off the water and we are saying turn it on here up to 450% of average oklahoma city where you see the white matches, 20 plus inches if the last 30 days including dallas and even now houston and the pink area 10 inches above normal it's just unbelievable in the deep south and another storm is cutting from the deep south to minneapolis over the great lakes but there is extra energy with this and that sinks down towards cincinnati and nashville and that should hold together as it passes through here tomorrow afternoon finally manufacture us will see a break in the form of much needed rain tomorrow afternoon. until then the heat and humidity is on 87 from philadelphia and upper 80s to savannah georgia the bermuda high is moving the winds east northwest, and we'll talk about how the heat and humidity is sticking around and the timing of the storms tomorrow. >> thank you adam. >> the

who don't know about the nonprofit community or what we do at joseph's house. so we take the chance to go out this weekend. yesterday we were out farmers market. today at the bloomingdale's farmers market. we go out and talk to folks about what we're doing and encourage them to support do more 24. there's something we can do this week to support us. >> so yours is a million dollar organization. last year you were the biggest recipient with $36,000 through the 24 hour do more 24 campaign. how do you spend those funds and how did you specifically targ them? >> we use them for basic program operating expenses. we do get some federal grants. in the past years they have been cut back. as needs grow, we're seeing less federal resources. this is a great way to supplement those cuts we saw. it doesn't do anything new, goes to keeping food on the table. >> the basics. >> cheryl garnett, your annual budget is smaller, $157,000 a year. do more effort, do more 24 effort last year was a game changer for you. >> absolutely. we had conduct add strategic planning effort lookin

. >> meteorologist, adam joseph is tracking things at the big board. >> high clouds and low fog and sunshine going back to work this afternoon as we look at double scan live radar a cold front is approaching from the west but you won know it there are downpours popping up in the last few minutes in southeastern lancaster and near cochranville and route ten and coreyville, and yellows and red popping up and no lightning out of this now. this is the same area that saw 1 to 2 inches of rain yesterday stealing the thunder again today, getting more rain when the rest of us are thirsty for a drink and not much is happening. widely scattered downpours and a couple of thunderstorms will pop up and most areas will remain dry and the heavy threat is downpours and possible gusty winds and behind the cold front, temperatures are cooling off omaha and bismark as well as chicago and this is moving in our direction. we'll let you know how cool it will get in the accuweather forecast in just a little bit. >> thank you adam, one person is dead after a house fire in chester county it happened after 10:00 this

path of one student from south jersey, his unusual story that has a local school buzzing and adam joseph is on an outdoor vane, he is live in westchester hula-hooping. >> i'm out of breath doing that, we are having a lot of fun in east goshen park in westchester. good job buddy. we have live music and a bounce house and food trucks this is the kickoff to their new season of the farmers market, every thursday all the vendors are lined up and we'll take you for a tour. >> you want to go in the bounce house? >> yes. >> we'll have the seven-day forecast when we come back. >>> the white house went on lock down because a man launched a small drone like this one outside. photos show the man being detained in nearby lafayette park, they swept the area and said it was not a threat, it never breached the white house fence and the lockdown was lifted an hour later, the white house has not identified the man. for a lot of students college is full of opportunities to do new things and find something to be passionate about. but one graduate from mount laurel has done. nora muchanic explains. >> report

bryce joseph monaco. kitery, maine. matthew joseph montay, deck watch officer, new hampshire.lle moore graduating with honors student engineer cutter alert, astoria oregon. austin thomas moran, deck watch officer, cutter alder, duluth, minnesota. nicolette moran graduating with honors cutter healey, seattle, washington. james robert miller graduating with honors, student engineer, cutter straton, alameda, california. julia isabelle, galveston, texas. sean victor murphy graduating with honors, deck watch officer, cutter mohawk, key west, florida. korin lindsay nolan graduating with high honors. houston, texas. [ applause ] joseph william o's connel graduating with high honors, student engineer seattle, washington. anthony joseph orr. alameda, california. carlos alberto. student engineer cutter alex haley, kodiak alaska. alexia parks, deck watch officer, cutter seneca boston, massachusetts. javier paula, deck watch officer, port smith, virginia. joshua colton payne student engineer, alameda california. trevor penny feather. defense force, st. johns anti antigua. merck alexander

another day we were hot and steamy. >> yes it is out there lets go to adam joseph, the hottest day so far, sky 6 hd right now, on the beach enjoying the afternoon with the winds switching out of the southwest and eventually north and west, sea isle city 70 degrees and millville 87 and now 86 and lehigh valley 82 and wilmington 82 and the humidity is dropping big time and eventually north-northwest. the dew points are down to 49 in lancaster and 58 in philadelphia and still humid in the southern areas mountain mid-60s but when they are below 60 you step out and say okay it feels comfortable out. as we look at satellite and radar, any showers or downpours in new england right now, a cold front passing through the west and it swipes through and comes through dry with just a few clouds, so we are still twiddling our thumbs most of us that doesn't see the rain saying when will we get a good soaking, we are down 2.33 inches of rain in philadelphia and reading down 2.5 inches of rain and trenton 1.84 and wilmington 2 inches deficit. >> we need the rain but won't get it the rest of the week a

i >> ♪♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph alicia vitarelli shirleen allicott >> hello again. 4:30 now and "action news" continues with detail from a high school poster being called sexist for what it urges young men not to do with their prom dates. >> plus, scare on the school bus. >> kids are crying. he's actually driving away. >> a father chases after 40 school children trapped and crying on a bus that was racing away from their parents. why the driver refused to let them off at their stop. >> and she wanted to scare her 11-year-old straight but some say one mom went way too far. what made her decide to trick her son into thinking he was under arrest. >> but we begin with an alarming story out of philadelphia's hunting park section. today we learned that police are looking for not one but two cargo trucks stolen since sunday. "action news" reporter eva pilgrim is live in front of one of the crime scenes with details on why officials are so concerned. eva. >> reporter: shirleen a cargo van was taken from this u-haul here in hunting park, a cargo truck was tak

. >> and adam joseph is on the road once again and he is live at the aberdeen dad vail regatta. >> the sunshine is wonderful and the atmosphere is wonderful as colleges row down the schuylkill, we are waiting for the next round of races to begin, this is the largest collegiate regatta in the entire country, we'll have more on this beautiful day and if the weather will cooperate for the entire weekend. so, what brings you to jersey? well, geico's the #1 auto insurer in new jersey, new york and connecticut. so i just came by to say "thanks." #1, huh? that's great. here you go. a little token of appreciation. oh, that's... that's... that's great... now i'd say you probably need a large. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> four people are dead after a plane crashes into a busy highway in atlanta georgia today the small passenger plane had just taken off from nearby dekalb peach tree airport but had trouble after leaving the ground the huge flames from the crash made it impossible for people to get in and help the people inside of the plane no

joseph: it is really serious for europe.reece is small, but what it is saying is this contract, this union is a temporary union. the next time spain has a problem and they have a different government, people will say well, the european leaders do not bargain in good faith. they don't face reality that their policies are not working. they are pushing. that means interest rates will soar. you really are bringing more instability into europe. a real risk that the whole european -- not the eu, but the euro project which was flawed from the start, could be repaired is going down the tubes. >> stories making headlines around the world -- china has offered a lifeline to brazil. official announced $7 billion for the struggling and ordered 22 jets. saidrazilian president china could invest up to $23 billion in mining infrastructure and manufactureing deals. backed has alitary referendum on the newly drafted constitution, but has indicated there could be new elections on hold. the prime minister says it will take at least three months

. >> mientras gran parte del mundo del fÚtbol pide su cabeza, un desafiante joseph blatter se aferrao: fue su primera apariciÓn pÚblica tras el escÁndalo. en un breve discurso, el presidente de la fifa, no sÓlo no dio un paso al costado, sino que sentencio: los que corromrpen al fÚtbol son una minorÍa. ademÁs se justificÓ diciendo que no se puede controlar a todos, todo el tiempo. >> sÉ que muchos me hacen responsable de las acciones y la reputaciÓn del fÚtbol internacional. yo no puedo monitorear a todo el mundo, todo el tiempo. si alguien quiere hacer algo malo, tratarÁ de ocultarlo. >> este es el candidato que podrÍa destronarlo de su reino tras casi dos dÉcadas. el prÍncipe jornado cuenta con el sÓlido respaldo de la influeyente asociaciÓn de fÚtbol, uefa. >> les puedo anticipar que una gran mayorÍa de los votantes europeos van a apoyar al prÍncipe alÍ. >> precisamente la uefa debatiÓ por varias horas hoy si deberÍan boicotear la elecciÓn de la presidencia de la fifa a la que joseph blatter era ampliamente favorito para lograr un quinto mandato antes del escÁndalo de corrupciÓn.

. >> let's take it outside to adam joseph live on city avenue. see a little breeze going behind you. pretty nice day out there. >> that breeze feels pretty good and it's a much cooler breeze with respect to how it feels outside compared to the last few days. look at the now. it's 86. that is warm in philadelphia. 86 in allentown, 87 in reading but the humidity has dropped big time from yesterday so the atmosphere's weight feels a little lighter this afternoon and that sea breeze going to work in the 60's at the shore. take a look at those dewpoints. yesterday they were on the verge of 70 degrees. right now they've dropped back into the 50's especially north of philadelphia. 60's to the southly so it's just slightly humid especially south of the city. but double scan live radar will show storms are firing up from pittsburgh to washington. they've been suppressed to our south temporarily but they will be moving back to the north over the second half of the weekend. but for tonight it's looking pretty good no matter where you're going. if you're hea

joseph, only because i want to get some calls, linda, you are from illinois. your first up on our independent line. go ahead. caller: good morning. mr. joseph, you are so right. you are young, and you know what is going on. you are absolutely correct. your other friend over there -- there was a time i would have agreed with some of what she says, but now that i have then exposed -- the criminal justice system is so corrupt from the judges to the prosecutor and

adam joseph and melissa magee are live in cape may we latest. >> we are having a whole lot of fun, wese challenge and very to believe that adam cheated somehow, this lighthouse was built in 1859 and is still an active lighthouse, mariners used this to guide their vessels through the water and there is a lot going on in cape may check it out. >> are you hungry? grab the whole family and head to cape may forest ran week, the eight day culinary event features a three course price fixed meal, cape may is the place to be and restaurant week starts sunday and continues through june 7th. >> they say every dog has its day and in ocean city it's this sunday, grab your furry friend for the annual barks on the boards enjoy a full day of fun and games at sixth street and the boardwalk you can hit the boardwalk with your four-legged friend for an afternoon stroll this benefits the humane society of ocean city, dogs walk for free. hope to see you and mans best friend down at the shore this weekend. >> reporter: so something else that is going on this weekend, is that in cape may they are having a j