joseph: right. so, yeah, google famously started doing this in 2012, but if google has to warn you about china, google search is already gone from china. so microsoft has a lot more skin in the game. microsoft does a fair amount of business in china, and if they were to warn people that the chinese government, in this case, was reading their e-mail, things might go badly for them in china, and that's what they were worried about. jon: you know what also ratchets things up is it was the chinese president was in redmond. they were hosting the part of a tech conference. joseph: right. so microsoft has, again, they've got more money at stake. it's a big deal for them. they've got a different model, but microsoft has worked hard to stay in the good graces of the chinese government. scott: google has always told them. does apple? i mean, apple's got a big business in china. does apple tell its users about state-sponsored hacking? joseph: i don't know the answer to that. i looked mainly at internet compani

joseph pulitzer is an incredible american immigrant success story. he was born in hungary, he came to the united states to fight in lincoln's cavalry. he had a sense of adventure. he was not very happy in the army but when the civil war ended, he roamed around a bit but finally landed in st. louis where he got a job as a reporter for a german language newspaper. he subsequently purchased another german language newspaper there, and expanded a bit. he created a powerful newspaper in st. louis. he expanded his empire to new york, taking over "the new york world," which at one point in time was the most read newspaper in the western world. he took its circulation and increased it tenfold in about a year. joseph pulitzer is interesting because he did not just influence journalism of his time. the things that he instituted and newspapers are seen today. that is why he is such a powerful force. sensationalism is the one word often linked with joseph pulitzer. we think of it today as tabloid journalism, but he was using sensationalism to right wrongs. he to

when the cousins the came down to help joseph xp was john bixby, a young man from maine -- joseph bixby was john bixby, a young man from maine. he was quite young when he was on the when he ranch, he was learning how to become a rancher and he met joseph bixby's sister-in-law, susan hathaway and he married susan hathaway. --t righteous los alamitos when ranchos los alamitos became available, john and susan purchased it along with partners including joseph bixby. -- theyame the first became ranchers in 1878 and purchased the ranch with harner's in 1881 -- partners in 1881. the bixby's had two children. after inheriting the ranch from their parents, the siblings tried to operate the ranch for themselves, but it did not work out so they divided the property between them. fred bixby inherited the ranch house and he continued to ranch here, ranging cattle. father'st continue his theory or she operations -- dairy or sheep operations. -- engaged in cattle ranching. however, he also had a soft spot for horses and particularly, big draft horses which were the tractors of those days. he bred cham

next for us is joseph quinlan.he equity markets to an important week of international economics. from london, from new york, stay with us. bloomberg "surveillance." ♪ president obama will meet with the chair this afternoon. device president -- the vice president will attend. the atlanta the gdp statistics -- it is sub 1%. does that speak of attempted american economy? investing in a time of negative american interest rates. forget forarter to banks worldwide is? this is "bloomberg surveillance ," live from our world headquarters in new york. i am tom keene. with me, francine lacqua. the bank story will be fascinating at those conference calls. francine: it will, because we had the panama papers. we will see how they react to that. and in italy today, which is driving european shares, you may have a resolution as the government tries to -- tom: and the italy issue with unicredit, we saw that last week. as we bring you global perspective on not only that but the american economy as well. here is caroline hyde with fi

wordtionalism is the one that is often linked to joseph pulitzer. if you think of scintillation is him today, you think -- if you think of sensationalism today, you think of him. >> marking the centennial of the most celebrated award. discover facts about newspaper mogul, joseph pulitzer, and learn the stories behind the images. and then we continue with the 100th anniversary of the pulitzer prizes in st. petersburg, florida. we commemorate pulitzer prize winners. georgiaote speaker, democratic speaker representative john lewis. the fundamental roles. [indiscernible] >> you must not give up. you must hold on. >> for the complete american history tv weekend schedule, go to www.c-span.org. this month we showcase our studentcam winners. c-span's annual video documentary competition for middle and high school students. this year's's aim is road to the white house and students were asked, what issues do you want presidential candidates to discuss? winnersur second prize are from phoenix, arizona. catherine, christian, and alexander, 12 graders at metropo

it looks perfect next. >>> now to meteorologist, adam joseph, or professor joseph. >> just once a week love these questions. >> you get to learn something if you didn't know the answer. this was a question i posed a short time ago. on average when does the ocean temperature first reach 70, late may, late june or late july. >> c. but it feels more like september. >> everybody in here is like boom. this is the first time it's been unanimous, that everyone got it right. and the first person to get it right on my twitter is kirsten. congrats to her. it's usually around july 16th to the 31st we average temperatures around the 70 degrees, it take a good month or two into the summer season. it's only 49 right now and still very chilly with the ocean water it's kicking the numbers down along the immediate shore. still a chill in the air with the normal this time of year being around 63, a few clouds around that have blossomed here in western pennsylvania in northern new york state, a piece of energy in the at most their that passed through and a few clouds skirting by and the sky will generall

adam joseph standing by. adam. >> everyone along the east coast back to the ohio valley as strong high pressure remains in control and we take a live look right now you can see a couple folks walking along the water's edge in cape play live on sky since. looks beautiful from this vantage point but they probable have at least a light jacket on because at the shore like this weekend there's that cool wind can coming in off the water so right now it's only 63 degrees in cape may. at the atlantic city airport 10 miles inland you do go into the lower 70's. beach haven in the 60's. you can see that easterly wind and sea breeze front setting up in western parts of atlantic county and southern parts of burlington county while you go farther inland we are right around 80 degrees or better. right now in wilmington 82, allentown 81 and then the upper 70's north and west where we have a northwesterly wind setting into those northwest suburbs. so, we did hit 80 so far in philadelphia today. this marks the fourth time this

adam joseph says a few are coming next. >>> all right meteorologist, adam joseph now with the exclusivether forecast and it continues for the most part. it's really nice. >> a rainy day here and there, but we need one after eight days of no measurable precipitation. the plants are thirsty and need a drink. as we look at double scan live radar not today. a brilliant blue sky out there. the present temperature in philadelphia, 69 degrees, winds south-southeast at 7 miles per hour and the pressure is falling a little bit at 30.22, one thing we want to point out is the dew point, it's a measure of the moisture in the air and in the summer goes into the 60s and 70s, that is when you get the milky white appearance in the sky because of the extra moisture in the air, where it's low 22 degrees, i went on a run earlier today, i thought to myself that sky is brilliant blue today. so yours truly snapd this photo and up loaded it on to my twitter page, the brilliant dry air displaying that brilliant blue sky and with some of dog woods there starting to pop, but the japanese maples, i believe this i

i'm dwight evans and i'm proud to approve this message. . >>> meteorologist, adam joseph is back now. >> it's hit or miss for rain and brighter especially later tomorrow into the second half of the weekend. as we look live at sky 6 hd, we are going to spy on these folks here. they are getting ready for a wedding maybe? >> let go crash it. there will be food i'm sure. >> it's happy hour somewhere in the world. right now it's dry down there and the sun is kind of glistening thereof the water a little bit and hopefully it's this evening. they could squeeze it out and there could be showers lingering in cape may. not a lot of rain pushing in and it will be peppered through the region this afternoon through tonight. it's very warm and 74 degrees, the dew point has kicked up and that is in the low 20s earlier in the week when we had the deep blue sky and it's more humid and pressure is holding steady and winds southwest at 10 and the ocean in cape may 54 degrees. as we look at the numbers, 74 trenton and 60s along the shore and 70s to the north and west and even mt. pocono challenging the c

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you those programs, in 2013, book tv sat down with james mcgrath morris to discuss his biography of joseph pulitzer, the namesake of the award. the book: "pulitzer: a life in politics, print and power". guest: i'm james mcgrath morris and we are here today in the palace press and behind me stands early printing presses and this seems like a perfect place to talk about the man who revolutionized american history. whenever started working on the book people would react with recognition when i said i was writing about joseph pulitzer, but it was clear from their expression they knew the name and nothing about his life. he shares his fate with our herd novellas the well-known for prize, which he endowed, but not for what he did in his life. few people remember that offered nobel was explosive munitions maker and view people understand the significant world of joseph pulitzer. like some of the giants of the 18th century whose names we remember, kartik-- carnegie, rockefeller all of these people. pulitzer played a role at critical moment in american history, which is the industrial age took the

. >> let's go outside where meteorologist adam joseph is standing by with the accuweather forecast. no rain right now, adam. >> no, it is a little mist out here in spots especially east of philadelphia but it's damp and it is chilly as we look at storm tracker6 live double scan, wet roadways across much of the area from earlier showers. you can see most of those showers around trenton and coastline pushing off the coast. as of right now nothing popping up on radar west of the city. temperature-wise where is spring? our normal is 69 degrees. we've been in the 50's the last three days. the coolest day so far today with a high only coming in of 53 degrees. if you're stepping out on the town this friday evening, temperatures will fall from the low 50's into the upper 40's between 9 o'clock and 11 o'clock. there could be some patchy drizzle around and temperatures dropping to around 45 degrees by tomorrow morning. so, we're looking at monday mal sun as we go into the weekend. so, it's kind of gloomy but it's dry tomorrow. sun -- any peaks of sun on saturday will give way to a soak rain h

and adam joseph is back with the full accuweather forecast. out on the road working on his golf game. not a bad gig he's got. >>> the families of victims killed in the connecticut school shooting will be allowed to sue a gun company. a judge ruled the lawsuit can go forward against the company that made the rifle used to kill people at an elementary school. the gun is not protected because an automatic rifle is a military weapon. >>> president obama kicked off the wounded warrior ride. he says the service does not end when they take their uniforms off. the riders will ride 60 miles during the four day adventure. >>> and texting in a movie theater? yes or no? many consider it a massive no no, but one chain is mulling text friendly theaters. they admit millennials are addicted to their phones. and instead of telling them to turn them off, instead seat them in a texting friendly auditorium. the ceo says it's only an idea right now and assuring everyone on twitter, that if ever we would only pursue in a way that we would be fully confident that al

lets start with adam joseph with the latest from accuweather. >> the storms and downpours are really hit or miss at this point. there is no solid line, but they are kind of peppered through the region from new jersey through parts of center city, the northern part of center city northeast philadelphia and back towards state college, and a severe thunderstorm warning in the viewing area until 9:00, the potential is there for storms to turn severe, and we have one severe thunderstorm warning this in effect for ocean county, until 5:15 p.m. winds are the threat near manahawkin and the north tip near barnegat light. as we look at this storm, 28 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes, the most veer part of the storm is along the garden state parkway in barnegat and this heads to the east and the heaviest part of the storm stays north of harvey cedars and the tip of the island. we'll watch this rush through with heavy rain and then off the coast and we'll track more downpours that are popping up in the full accuweather forecast. coming up. >> with the severe thunderstorm watch issues, ke

. >> adam joseph lalls more on the work week.ittle bit of up and down coming adam. >> yeah, there's a big down especially tonight and tomorrow night. right now we're dealing with showers across much of the area on double scan live radar. it's warm south of philadelphia. it's been chilly to the north and west all day, even an area of moderate rainfall southern lancaster county and now southwestern parts of chester county. you can see he that batch moving towards coatesville downingtown across route 41 and also kind of extending all the way down to southern lancaster county. for the rest of the region very light showers. we'll watch this batch as it pushes to the east and heads towards center city during the latter part of this evening's rush hour. as we take a look at some of the numbers it has been a cold raw rain through much of the day up in the lehigh valley just 45 degrees, 47 in that reading, 49 in lancaster. then you jump to about 58 in philadelphia, 61 in millville and still 70 degrees right now in dover and upper 60's in

joseph? joseph: i will move the needle a little further along to 1789. at the moment, undergoing what is now, the bill of rights. the constitution has just been ratified and no one is really clear about what it means. john: unlike today, where we are crystal clear. [laughter] joseph: we are ia transitional moments before the confederation and the constitution between the confederation and the allegedly -- the allegedly nation. and i think the only thing that people cannot all agree on is that whatever else the american revolution means, washington is the symbol of it. that is it. the value of the institutions that we think of as creative,are just the the executive branch and the judicial branch as well. it is an in between moment in american history of some significance. people living in that moment are usually confused. like now. [laughter] john: thank you. mary? trail twos hard to pulitzer prize winners what else , can i say? i guess i would just add that it is a moment that looks very different than the one we live in today. so political power is not

. -- thee did not just influence journalism of his time, the things just -- joseph pulitzer influenced are seen today. sensationalism is the one word often linked with joseph realtor, -- pulitzer, and we templates, but he was using it to write wrongs. let's see a selection of pulitzer prize winning photographs. at 6:30 p.m., we continue with the 100 anniversary of the pulitzer prizes st. petersburg, florida. the keynote speaker, georgia democratic representative john lewis. s:presentative lewi [indiscernible] must not give up cap -- give up. must not give up. you must hold on. >> for the complete american history tv weekend special -- schedule, go to c-span.org. partnersst cable worked with c-span staff to travel to tuscaloosa, alabama, after the native american chieftain, and translate black warrior. learn all about tuscaloosa all weekend on american history tv. murphy-collins house we -- ms. melton: we are at the murphy-collins house, which houses the murphy african-american museum. it gets its name from the two owners. house, andbuilt the ms. collins bought the house from the murphy

joseph, next time more demonstrations, okay? >> you've got it. >>> next, san jose tiko continues to be a force in the artistic world locally and worldwide and a contingent from the group will perform for us live coming up. >>> we are big fans of san jose taiko. they are with us now. tell us who is here and what are we going to hear? >> playing the bamboo flute and jeff here who is playing our flung drum. and i am playing an oke it t it to as well. we love these instruments because we get to move around when we play. when we come to nikkei matsuri we'll be starting the morning off playing this piece which is an encore piece we normally do. >> san jose taiko. enjoy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> all right. great, as always. and you can get more information about san jose taiko on nbcbayarea.com and we're also on twitter and feed back on facebook. check us out. we go out with more with our friends from san hjose taiko. thanks for watching. we'll see you next week. ♪ ♪ >>> great job, as always. thank you very much. san jose taiko, catch them at n

for sharrie williams alicia vitarelli adam joseph i'm brian taff.e along with sharrie adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> now here is rick williams with a look at what's coming up at 5 o'clock. hi, rick. >> hi, sharrie thank you. coming up next at 5:00 two deadly shootings in philadelphia just hours and blocks apart. the investigation now under way as police try to track down a suspect. >>> also primary day in delaware and pennsylvania hours away. we're tracking last minute support across our area. >>> and reports of trouble for the eagles tonight and quarterback sam bradford. why insiders say he's demanding to be traded off the team. those stories and much more are coming your way next on "action news" at 5:00. fight back and rebuild an economy. so does she. we need jobs that provide dignity and a bright future. new penalties to stop companies from moving profits and jobs overseas. for businesses that create manufacturing jobs, a new tax credit. and let's invest in clean energy jobs,

meteorologist adam joseph bringing us the details. what a change from a week ago, hm. >> big time here. we were ahead of four to 5-inches of snow last week. after some chilly numbers this week, our average is moving up. cincinnati widget tax omaha, dallas and all that is moving in our direction. as we look at satellite and radar, there's very little to look at with high pressure in control. another day with a cloudless sky out there and we are going repeat that throughout the upcoming weekend. it is friday evening. so if you're heading out on the town, 60 degrees at 7 o'clock dropping back to 57 at 8 o'clock and then into the lower 50's a little chill in the air between 10 and 11 o'clock with that crystal clear sky. today's high of 64. we'll add three more degrees to that tomorrow, 8 degrees to it on sunday and 16 degrees warmer than today come monday. we'll talk about that almost summer-like feeling for the beginning of next week and just how long, brian, this beautiful weather lasts in full accuweather forecast. >> adam thanks very

joseph lochner was born in bavaria, germany in he came to 1863. the united states at 24 and ended up in utica, new york and opened up a bakery. they made cakes and cookies and breads and things like that. i have a cousin who talked about how there uncle joe would come to their house every sunday and would bring all kinds of sweets and they talked about how delicious they were. i know later on in life, the bakery was thriving, and joe bought up an entire city block in the utica. in some of the old family documents, we came across a contract from 1896 that was a co-partnership agreement between my great-grandfather, joseph lochner, and mr. smither. the contract is 98% of the lochner,ip, -- 98% to and the remaining 2% to smither. what it does is i think it is a way to get around the bakeshop act. after joe had been arrested and he took the case to court, every baker in america donated a dollar to the legal defense fund. my mother i think it was a test case. the reason i think joe would sympathetic defendant, is that he was a hard-working immigrant fr

the raiders select karl joseph. here's probably the highlight story of the day. >>> this guy was considered one of the top prospects in all the draft then three minutes before the draft began, this showed up on his twitter account and yes some of you veterans know what's going on. the novices what he's doing is smoking out of a bong with a gas mask on. he went into damage control said yes that was me. he apologized his agent came out and said hey, this kids learned a lot the picture was a long time ago and somebody hack it had account. so the miami dolphins said bong smoke or not we'll take you with a 13th overall selection. i don't know why i'm laughing but i'm going to root for that guy this year. i like bong guys to get ahead after your one mistake. >>> and oakland wins 7-3. tigers had a 4-1 lead and they go on to beat the oakland athletics 7-3. and the warriors we'll find out tomorrow whether they open the playoffs. >>> they'll open on sunday or tuesday if the clippers lose, they'll play portland on sunday. >> t

>> joseph got a bright head on his shoulder. you know, we might joke a lot and, you know, just pass time because, you know, sometimes people don't like to be miserable all their lives, so we just make each other laugh. >> that's my son. that's my friend. that is my child, you know, i adopted that boy. i put him under my wing, you hear me. i ain't come back here looking for no friends but that's just one dude, he just -- >> silly [ bleep ]. >> joseph helped me out. we help each other. it's like, if i see joseph don't have soap, i break him a piece of mine and i give it to him. if i see joseph needs stamps to write his people, i give him some of my stamps i may have got and i give him some. and it's vice versa. everything that i do it comes from my heart. >> let's go there, entrepreneur. >> entrepreneur. >> i won't leave him in here for dead, man. he got 20 years. i got eight. i'm going to keep it 100 with him, you feel me? 100 i'll be till i d-i-e. >> just a few weeks later, joseph arnold was transferred to another prison, leavin

this time executive producer and co-star, 50 sent jackson and actor joseph za zakara. they explain what p "power" means to them. take a look. >> we want you back on the team. >> i was asked -- >> she's been thinking too clearly. >> you made a deal to sell me out. >> angela, a federal prosecutor. >> joseph, i've heard you in past interviews say that power is about love. it's about a love story. it's about power. it's about loyalty. it's about distrust. what's power? it's influence. the luxuries around it. i think this -- -- for the most part, the show -- you could easily change the title from power to choices. >> interesting. >> because it's the life story, and everyone is on a different journey. the circumstances, the way they were brought up, or the way they behave, at the same time. cause -- >> shawn didn't break his leg. if tommy was cool going into the club business, dividing it up. if they would have just done what they should have done and be straight up when he's coming, hey, this is what will happen to you. rather than being, we don't know. it's those choices t

the things that joseph pulitzer instituted in newspapers are seen in newspapers today. that is why he is a powerful force. sensationalism is the one word often linked with pulitzer. we think of since alicia goes on -- we think of sensationalism as tabloids, but he was using it to right wrongs. >> discover facts about joseph pulitzer and see a selection of puts her prize-winning photographs. we continue with the 100th anniversary of the pulitzer prizes in st. petersburg, florida. keynote speaker, john lewis. -- two abstain from the house -- you must not give up. you must hold on. for the complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. all weekend long, american history tv joins our comcast cable partners to showcase the history of tuscaloosa, alabama. to learn more about the cities on our tour, visit c-span.org /citiestour. we continue with our look at tuscaloosa. >> if there was ever a man that , and so the recognition often the men and women who deserve the recognition do not receive it. to see him receive it was a wonderful thing. lobby of theng the ofn libra

. >> you know it's spring when adam joseph is there for an outdoor adventure. today he is in the lehigh valley, visiting the lost river caverns. >> we are in haller town in north hamiltpton county. remember when this used to be a limestone quarry, they were blasting this area for the rocks and minerals, they opened up an entrance to a whole other world beneath our feet. they have built a museum and there is so much to show you when "action news" returns. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. >>> a new mississippi law that allows religious groups and some private businesses to deny services to gay and transgender members could land the state in

lets head outside to adam joseph for the skinny on the weather. >> the sunshine is still bright and we have high clouds and notice the cooler wind as brian mentioned coming out of northerly direction, we had the highs early in the day and they are backing off. as we look at the present numbers, 68 in allentown and the numbers in the low 80s, a good 12 to 14 degrees cooler than yesterday. 70 in philadelphia after topping off at 78 earlier this afternoon. 74 in millville, still warm in dover as the cooler air is trying to work south along the shore and many locations in the 60s. 23 miles per hour win gusts in the lehigh valley and 32 in the poconos as well as dover, 26 miles per hour in millville and atlantic city at the airport. 25 miles per hour. a red flag warning remains in effect until 8:00 tonight for the entire viewing area. a red flag warning means we have the combination of the winds sustained 15 to 25 miles per hour with gusts up to 30 until 8:00. and a bone dry air mass in place, dry for the last six days and a very dry ground and with the warm temperatures, that mean fz a fir

we'll check in with adam joseph for the accuweather forecast.all. >>> new information now surrounding an officer-involved shooting that sent a 17-year-old to the hospital. police say that officers confronted a teenager that allegedly had a gun, and the suspect ran and tripped and fell and then pointed a weapon at the officer, that is when one officer opened fire hitting the teenager in the knee. they found a black replica handgun on the suspect and the officer that fired the weapon is on administrative duty per department policy. >> police in newcastle county say that a homeowners crystal clear surveillance footage arrest a thief. raymond montgomery allegedly stole packages from the porch in bear. they got tips once they released the video, arresting officers say they found drug paraphernalia as they took him into custody. he was charged and released . >>> in belgium the metro station targeted in brussels will reopen on monday. the march 22nd bomb attack during rush hour killed 16 people and damaged the maalbeek station. now riders can leave mes

lets get to adam joseph live at the big board. >> we have a sunny streak this afternoon after the cold front passed through and showers started north and west at 3:30 in the morning especially south of philadelphia and overall a quarter inch and the sunshine is returning from the north and west and cloud cover is still lingering at the shore and the cloud cover continues to push away as the clear sky takes over tonight. temperature-wise not too bad. 62 in philadelphia and 62 in washington, and notice some cooler air lingering to the north and west. 40s for buffalo and binghamton and pittsburgh 50 degrees, if you are headed to the ballpark for the phillies. 55 first pitch and ninth inning temperatures dropping to 48 and with the wind out of the northwest it will feel on the coolish side. by 11:00 tonight, low 40s north and west and 47 in philadelphia and 47 in millville and the winds are pulling in out of the northwesterly direction and by tomorrow morning we are below freezing north of town, 35 for philadelphia and at freezing in trenton and 20s in the poconos and here we go again. a f

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joseph's university.ears ago, kristen mitchell was killed by her boyfriend as police say she tried to break up with him. on sunday, the campus community at st. joe's will team up with kristen's family to honor here. nbc 10's katy zachry shows us how her memory is helping to save lives. >>> kristen's crusade was started back in 2006 to honor the memory of my daughter. >> reporter: ten years have passed since 21-year-old kristen mitchell was senselessly killed at the hands of her exboyfriend. her father, bill, spent the last decade traveling to college campuses to spread the word about dating violence. >> maybe they'll hear some of the things that have taken place and think about their own relationships with somebody who they care about but maybe they're in a tough relationship and don't even realize it. >> reporter: mitchell said kristen tried to break up the relationship when she was stabbed to death. she just graduated from philadelphia's st. joseph's university and had a promising life ahead for sophomo

adam joseph is live on the terrace with details from accuweather. adam you have an umbrella i can borrow? >> maybe. >> how much money you got? >> a big change from yesterday, it felt like july and today it feels like march, as we look at double scan live radar we have the clouds but not a lot of moisture in the cloud cover, so it's a good thing, if it rained and temperatures in the 5ds 50s right now, lingering showers around cape may county and it's starting to push off the coast and nothing in the wake of this as you look to the west but that doesn't mean in southern areas where a boundary is positioned couldn't spark a scattered shower here this afternoon. everyone is feeling the cool winds, 350 in allentown and 53 in philadelphia and only 49 for the boardwalk in atlantic city. and 48 degrees in cape may. the winds aren't very strong but even 6 miles per hour in philadelphia and 13 millville and 13-month-old in sea isle city. the clouds and lack of sunshine, the wind cuts through you especially after yesterday's high of 86 degrees. the sunshine is

. >> the raiders picked karl joseph out of west virginia who is expected to relace charles woodson. he was born in haiti. tore his acl in practice. general manager reggie makenzie didn't want to talk about other options. >> one guy i know who we consider was karl joseph and we got him. >> were you guys scrambling at all? >> you know what? we were scrambling: making sure we had the right phone number for karl joseph. >> jared goff, first overall. san diego goes with joey bosa. and elliot gost to the dallas kaw boys. >>> up next, how a hacked twitter account may have cost an nfl prospect millions. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, players go ahead of him at e draft... the ole miss tackle he fell all the way the dolphins at number 13.. >> he waited and watched other players go ahead of him. the ole miss tackle fell all the way to the dolphins at number 13. why? video of him smoking a bong was posted on his twitter account. video likely scared away certain teams costing him millions. >> hey. man, somebody hacked my account. you know i made that mistake several years ago. and somehow, somebody got in

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >>> adam joseph in for melissa and we have a taste of summer. >> monday and tuesday before we slip back to normal but not the bee blow normal by the even of the week. take advantage if you like the warmth. we will look at double scan live radar. high cloud moving from the north and west, but it was a beautiful day, and, you know what, it will be a beautiful start to the week, and a little bit on the warm side. we are looking at sky six live, down broad street, toward city hall, all a glow, and that camera pretty steady. not much wind out there today or tonight but those wind will kick up out of the southwest tomorrow and especially tuesday as it turns a bit on the breezy side. right now in philadelphia our temperature coming in at 55 degrees. same for reading. fifty-three in wilmington. fifty-one in millville. cooler south and east with that wind still coming off the water but it is very light, down there temperatures stayed in the 50's this afternoon topping off at 58 degrees, while most inland locations were a good 10 degrees warmer th

with charles woodson retiring, they chose carl joseph out of west virginia. this guy is a hitter and can probably play safety or corner back. he's rather small as far as height. it's five nine and about 200-pound. the raiders looking to fill their back field name. have got some guys who can bring the heat right now. the raiders figure to be quite a force moving on up in the nfl and the alcs. carl joseph a defensive back out of west virginia. >>> meantime, a chance, the 49ers selecting ahead of the raiders, which is a turn about in the recent years. here they go at number seven. let's let the commissioner make the announcement a z to where the 49ers decided to go. >> the san francisco 49ers select deboris buckner. -- deforest buckner. >> let me tell you about deforest buckner, he's 6-foot 7, 291 pounds. has the biggest hands in the draft. that's very important to bat down passes and fight off o offensive linemen. he had nine and a half sacks. his hands measure 11 and three quarter inches. they're almost a foot long. the guy can bring it and not a surprise as z

>> joseph. you guys like joseph? you studied joseph? god meant it for good, did you know that?yes. >> and that's how the jews got to egypt, right? did you know that? >> yes. >> yes. >> joshua was another great leader. you know about joshua? >> he was the disciple of moses. >> i know he was. i know that. >> all righty then. >>> check it out, that is 91-year-old former president george h.w. bush throwing out the first pitch at the houston astros game. hey, looks like a strike to me. good for him. >>> remember bono's unique plan to fight isis that we told you about yesterday? well, jimmy kimmel thinks the plan needs some tweaks. >> bono from u2 spoke before a u.s. senate sub committee yesterday where he suggested and this is true, that the best way to stop violent extremists is with comedy. he said laughing at the people takes the power away and he suggested that we send comedians like chris rock, amy schumer and sacha baron cohen to the middle east, which -- maybe we start with bill cosby and see that works. >> whoa. he went there. okay. >>> so this is the end of your morning dis

joseph's university.en years ago, kristen mitchell was killed by her boyfriend. >> the campus community at st. joe's will team up with kristen's family to honor here. nbc 10's katy zachry shows us how her memory is helping to save lives. >>> kristen's crusade was started back in 2006 to honor the memory of my daughter. >> reporter: ten years have passed since 21-year-old kristen mitchell was senselessly killed at the hands of her exboyfriend. her father, bill, spent the last decade traveling to college campuses to spread the word about dating violence. >> maybe they'll hear some of the things that have taken place and think about their own relationships with somebody who they care about but maybe they're in a tough relationship and don't even realize it. >> reporter: mitchell says kristen tried to break up the relationship when she was stabbed to death. she just graduated from philadelphia's st. joseph's university and had a promising life ahead. for sophomore madison shields, the story hits home. she's w

and we'll head back to adam joseph for a look at the forecast. a little child with big dreams. dwight evans. first a community activist. a legislator at 25. always looking out for us. he worked to create a thriving commercial district. and he's brought new grocery stores to underserved areas. dwight evans is committed to revitalizing neighborhoods in all of philadelphia. he'll be a block by block congressman for us. i'm dwight evans and i'm proud to approve this message. brought to you bytitude escape to margaritaville, the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. featuring a second chance trip to the fabulous margaritaville beach resort in hollywood beach, florida. the ultimate paradise getaway, offering relaxation, entertainment and adventure. incredible dining and more. escape to margaritaville. paradise could be yours in an instant. keep on scratchin' >>> ducis is here with sports, and a new life for the flyers. >> last night was about pride, a win tomorrow and they are back if the series. they live to play another day and that day is tomorrow. the flyers need a repe

. >>> and adam joseph is on another of his outdoor adventures, he is live in wilmington, delaware.e at winterer gardens. they have events throughout the year and we are specifically checking out the enchants woods, three acres of a children's landscape that they can roam around for all ages. this is really an enchantment and mystical place to discover. we'll take a look at all the aspects that they have on these three acres. why should we trust a harrisburg politician like steve santarsiero who will say anything to win an election? after claiming credit for passing universal background checks for all gun purchases, "santarsiero admitted in an interview that he didn't write pennsylvania's gun safety law." his campaign brags about his accomplishments, but "in fact, he has failed in 54 attempts to get any legislation on the books." we just cant trust steve santarsiero. i'm shaughnessy naughton, and i approve this message because we deserve better. >>> the president says that arab allies are interesting in increasing their contributions to the fight against terrorism and increasing ope

for sharrie williams, alicia vitarelli, adam joseph i'm brian taff. me along with sharrie and ducis rogers, for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >> now here are rick williams and monica malpass with a look ahead at 9:00. >> coming up next on "action news" at 5:00, we are learning new details about a deadly fight one week after a 16-year-old girl was pulled unconscious out of a high school bathroom. >> plus, new developments into the investigation into prince's death, what sources tell abc was found near the icon's body by first responders. >> and rain is coming through our area tonight. coming up next at 5:00. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> double scan live radar showing you a wet dreary weekend on the way. accuweather is tracking a wet pattern that extends in next week. the big story next on "action news" is the rain that continues to move through the delaware valley. cecily tynan is watching double scan live radar and is at

this is his picture, andrew joseph iii. this is what this boy looked like. good student. quite an athlete. had a wonderful future ahead of him. but not being white, his parents didn't get a call that night to say come pick him up. i submit to you this is not just one person's tragedy. it's not just a tragedy of these parents. standing at his graveside. it's a tragedy of america. we persist in being a country of sometimes casual racism. racism that sometimes goes unnoticed. if you say a bad word that begins with the letter n, and there happens to be a recording device nearby, you will certainly be scolded. and to some degree held accountable. that much is true. but institutionalized racism, racial profile, redlining, not treated the same way because it's just too hard. it's much like the concept that if we close our eyes to it, it will somehow disappear. a 1-year-old, maybe 2-year-old might think that way but a country of 330 million? why do we ever think that way? now, i wish i could tell you that this story somehow had a happy ending. it doesn't. this kind of institution

harvey: he's a behemoth. >> after arnold works out with joseph, he goes to coachella, hangs out withatrick. >> he knows what they both like. >> weightlifting and ecstasy. [laughter] >> prince was flying from georgia back to minnesota and made an emergency landing in illinois. he's rushed to the hospital. he's reps say he has the flu. a couple hours later he's released and saturday night hosts a dance party. harvey: why does he have to land in moline? >> what's the worst flu you ever had, diarrhea, throwing up? that's his private jet. diarrhea all over. >> why isn't the diarrhea in the toilet?

you know who i like, joseph. you guys like joseph? do you study joseph? do you know this? >> yes. >> his brothers hated him because part of it, he may have been a little bit of a bragger, joseph. maybe a little bit. maybe but they threw him in the ditch and his brother saved him and they sold him into slavery. that's how to jews got to egypt. right. did you know that? >> yes. >> joshua, joshua was another great leader. -- joshua? >> he was the disciple of moses. >> i know that. >> i'm sure those people really appreciated those lessons although to kasich's credit, at least he didn't say you know who i like, jesus. >>> this is a screen grab from the afternoon. we discussed earlier trump will get the nomination even if he throws short of the delegates. many of the headlines are either protrump or anti ted cruz. those headlines believe it or not matter. even in 2016. the report manages to drive a tremendous amount of traffic in the world of conservative media where it is influential. cruz believes the site is purposely working against him engaged in a conspiracy plot. >> in ab

joseph: that is wrong. you are wrong on this. in my fixed view, the right to bear arms is a derivative right from serving in the militia, not a natural right. there is nobody worried about having the right to bear arms denied. it has not happened to anybody. so the decision of 2008 is about as unconstitutional as any decision i have ever seen, absolutely preposterous. >> of all the things i done in a career getting up near 45 years or whatever, nothing prouder of or having written in d.c. v. eller. there is a story in which i'm getting out of this. just to echo what you have been saying, you are dead wrong in this. madison's original languages is about the militia. there is very limited discussion usually tied to the so-called dissent of the pennsylvania minority, that murray delegates and the federalist convention. there is a little bit of noise on new hampshire at this point, but the overwhelming bulk of the conversation, discussion on the right to bear arms in 1787, 1788, 1789 was exclusively by the militia question. the key t

you know who i like, joseph. you guys like joseph? do you study joseph? do you know this? >> yes. >> his brothers hated him because part of it, he may have been a little bit of a bragger, joseph. maybe a little bit. maybe but they threw him in the ditch and his brother saved him and they sold him into slavery. that's how to jews got to egypt. right. did you know that? >> yes. >> joshua, joshua was another great leader. you know about jash what? -- joshua? >> he was the disciple of moses. >> i know that. >> i'm sure those people really appreciated those lessons although to kasich's credit, at least he didn't say you know who i like, jesus. ♪ ♪ it was always just a hobby. something you did for fun. until the day it became something much more. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. td ameritrade. and i'm still struggling with my diabetes. i do my best to manage. but it's hard to keep up with it. your body and your diabetes change over time. your treatment plan may too. know your options. once-daily toujeo® is a long-acting insulin from t