she was the one in the movie who wore the cat glasses who told karen. kinghat she was repaired that she was the descendent of kings and queens that the blood that flowed through her veins survives. amelia boynton said it best. when president obama sat down to kiss her, he said to her mrs. boynton, i get to deliver a speech in a few minutes as the president of the united states of america, and it is all because of you. and she looked up at him, i am in tears, she looked up at him and she said "make it a good one." [laughter] [applause] and so i simply say to all of us who are direct beneficiaries every cabinet member that is sitting here, every elected official throughout this nation, every state, local official throughout this nation, every citizen throughout this nation in order to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the selma to montgomery march, we owe it to those bush soldiers -- those foot sholdiers, to make it a duty that we make a good one. [applause] >> to the bishops of the church, outstanding ministers from around the nation and the world to my fri

nt caen karen king from the wastewater project can you bring up the slides i'm here to give the quarterly update we'll talk about program wide and some of the projects in project design and follow-up with the construction update and our stakeholder update status at this point everything is in planning and design and moving forward well consistency we have 62 projects that are moving as you can see the list in planning and preplanning we're van that every month right now 5 projects in construction the expenditures from the $2.7 million it is .1, 2, 3 billion dollars that's been extended to 44 that the 6 as we get into construction with more and more projects that will pick up greatly. >> commissioner moran i'll get into our question so on a program wise basis we're working on the south west plant in 2018 we're going to voluntary 8 different construction projects on the 040 acre site it is very impactful we're currently analyzing the electrical demand for the future our future projects and actually also talking to pg&e as well as our power enterprise about the power we have initiate a site

. >> good afternoon, commissioners commissioner president caen karen king from the wastewater project can you bring up the slides i'm here to give the quarterly update we'll talk about program wide and some of the projects in project design and follow-up with the construction update and our stakeholder update status at this point everything is in planning and design and moving forward well consistency we have 62 projects that are moving as you can see the list in planning and preplanning we're van that every month right now 5 projects in construction the expenditures from the $2.7 million it is .1, 2, 3 billion dollars that's been extended to 44 that the 6 as we get into construction with more and more projects that will pick up greatly.

she was the one in the movie who wore the cat glasses who told karen. kinghat she was repaired that she was the descendent of kings and queens that the blood that flowed through her veins survives. amelia boynton said it best. when president obama sat down to kiss her, he said to her mrs. boynton, i get to deliver a speech in a few minutes as the president of the united states of america, and it is all because of you. and she looked up at him, i am in tears, she looked up at him and she said "make it a good one." [laughter] [applause] and so i simply say to all of us who are direct beneficiaries every cabinet member that is sitting here, every elected official throughout this nation, every state, local official throughout this nation, every citizen throughout this nation in order to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the selma to montgomery march, we owe it to those bush soldiers -- those foot sholdiers, to make it a duty that we make a good one. [applause] >> to the bishops of the church, outstanding ministers from around the nation and the world to my fri

. >> i am the youngest child of martin luther king and karen a scott king.e all know this is -- and coretta scott king. we all know this is an important day. in one sense, it is a joyous day because we have made so many tremendous strides. this all got started when the state trooper shot a man. it started before that, but that is what started the whole selma-to-montgomery process. today i had the opportunity to be escorted by a state trooper brought down here by an african-american state trooper. the contrast between then and now is phenomenal. the reality is we are at a crossroads. the voting rights act has been gutted. so many people are disenfranchised rid in the words of my mother, struggle is a never ending process. it must be a resurgence of fighting for that struggled to guarantee that those people going forward will have the same opportunity to have their voices heard and their vote registered. amy: this is also an issue today, looking back 50 years, on police brutality. what we're seeing around the country, young people being killed by police office

the eldest daughter of martin luther king and karen is stuck in, she continues the legacy of nonviolent. -- coretta scott king, she continues the legacy of nonviolence. [applause] our next guest gives -- needs no introduction. it was an advisor for dr. martin luther king jr. the first african-american elected from the south since reconstruction. it was appointed by president carter to the united nations. he served as the mayor of atlanta, bringing jobs. his awards include the presidential medal of freedom and the french legion of honor. a man who needs no introduction, ambassador andrey on. and i have the distinct privilege -- andrew young. [applause] and i have the distinct privilege of introducing my fraternity brother of seeing him in every story from across the country, roland martin. [applause] roland: certainly glad to be here, we want to get right to it. they want to avoid the snow. although d.c. does not know how to handle the snow. let's start this way. 50 years ago i was visiting d.c. and standing in front of the white house and going for a walk and i look to the left of the w

the eldest daughter of martin luther king and karen is stuck in, she continues the legacy of nonviolent. -- coretta scott king, she continues the legacy of nonviolence. [applause] our next guest gives -- needs no introduction. it was an advisor for dr. martin luther king jr. the first african-american elected from the south since reconstruction. it was appointed by president carter to the united nations. he served as the mayor of atlanta, bringing jobs. his awards include the presidential medal of freedom and the french legion of honor. a man who needs no introduction, ambassador andrey on. and i have the distinct privilege -- andrew young. [applause] and i have the distinct privilege of introducing my fraternity brother of seeing him in every story from across the country, roland martin. [applause] roland: certainly glad to be here, we want to get right to it. they want to avoid the snow. although d.c. does not know how to handle the snow. let's start this way. 50 years ago i was visiting d.c. and standing in front of the white house and going for a walk and i look to the left of the w

karen? >> time now for knocking the king. >> howard, this is joe and i've seen your reports on lebron james.try it again. if you're the mvp, you've got to make these, brother. plunk, plink, done. james hardin, the new king james for me. james hardin is unbelievable. a stud. >> he can score. >> he can do everything. >> i'd rather have him the last two minutes of a game than lebron. >> howard's a nitwit. i'm not even arguing. you're an idiot. >> are you kidding me? first of all, i'm the king. larry bird? you're going to compare lebron shooting to larry bird. we're talking about the new king of the nba, james hardin. it's about who's the mvp. when you win games, and that's what james hardin does, i want to throw another guy in. how about russell westbrook. i would vote for him over lebron james. so joe, get a clue, just one. and try to understand what basketball is all about. remember i'm the king. if you want to knock the king, you can try it again next week. it's james hardin the new king of the nba. >> we love our king. let's talk a little about sports. villa nova, how about them? they take

king of prussia. we'll have the latest track from meteorologist karen rogers in a few moments. >>> the driver behind thelic bus in michigan is in trouble. surveillance cameras caught him dosing off and crash into a line of 8 cars one by one by one. the crash scene was half mile long. the driver is expected to be charged with a misdemeanor combination. >> singer, pharell williams be took to the stand blurred liebs. he said he was influenced by marvin gay growing up, but denied copying in the song. >>> so american crime is on tonight it's a new series at 10:00, followed by "action news" at 11:00 p.m. critics love it. many looking forward to it. >> an suffer slammed into a bank. let's take a live look mobile 6 making its way around the region. we're starting to see the snow build on the roads. the accuweather team will keep you updated when we come right back. right when you feel a cold sore, abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. without it the virus spreads from cell to cell. only abreva penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protec

. >> thank you karen eve receive is among those who wish it fell felt like spring live in king of prussia, good morning eva. >> reporter: it's actually not too bad considering what it's felt like in the last month. in king of prussia you can see the street behind us, clear traffic is moving just fine. what you can't see on the road penndot brind the road in preparation are of this winter weather heading our way. we have seen several trucks this morning already parked in the parking lot waiting as the weather arrives. most of the people we've talked to are going what is going on? spring is supposed to start today. >> well, first thing i heard was snow, i'm getting off work early trying to get home before this hams. i live in philadelphia, so i think i better tried get there before the snow comes. they said it's not going to be a lot, sometimes spring is like this, you know. wasn't too bad of a winter, maybe we'll have a nice summer. >> reporter: korea, that's what we're all hoping for a nice summer. hopefully this is the last of it but again penndot on standby waiting for the weather to ar

new accident on city avenue southbound near kings grant drive david. >> all right karen, we have temperaturesp as you head out the door. 30 degrees in pottstown right now, 28 in coatesville, 29 in kennett square, 31 in chester. 25 degrees up in quakertown and a lot of throw 30's and upper 20's in south jersey. cinnaminson and glassboro at 29, 32 into wide been, 33 at the boardwalk in ac and low to mid 30's going down the state of delaware f you're running errands might want to hold off in the afternoon 'cause it is going to get high. we'll see a high of 45 degrees probably around 4 o'clock. we're also going to see more sunshine later in the afternoon. matt, tam there and that was david. >>> the princeton review attempted to call out taylor swift to teach students a lesson about bad grammar. instead she schooled them. the practice sat song received a quote from the lyrics. 50 responded on her popular tumbler page you had one job people, one job glng blank >> developing overnight delaware state police are investigating a deadly crash in hockessin. police say a 69-year-old man drove into the pat

is at liberty university and joining me from washington john king peter hamby, democratic strategist and former dnc communication chair karen director dan holler. thanks to all of you. jeff let's start with you. quickly set the stage for us. >> carol, senator cruz is on stage right now as you can see. he just came in to a cheering crowd of some 10,000 students. he says he's going to talk about the promise of america. he's trying to reach out to conservatives but he wants to kick-start this campaign to take up this vacuum left before the other republicans get into the race. >> john, cruz skipped an exploratory committee to announce his candidacy first. >> senator cruz is a tea party favorite. the republican base loves him because he says let's repeal obamacare. fights most of the president's appointees and fights speaker boehner and mitch mcconnell quite a bit. look at the numbers over the years. ted cruz came to washington a couple years ago and when we asked republicans who they want as their presidential nominee, he's down at 4% below people like rick santorum and dr. ben carson. so he made a calculation. he knows rand pa

karen. >> looking live on 202 near the schuylkill. northbound traffic moving nicely into kingprussia. we'll have an update on a problem on 95 coming up. >> if you're losing reception on your cell phone, having trouble sending stuff out maybe because of the sun. we'll explain why in tech bites. >> ♪♪ major: here's our new trainer ensure active heart health. heart: i maximize good stuff like my potassium and phytosterols which may help lower cholesterol. new ensure active heart health supports your heart and body so you stay active and strong. ensure, take life in. no. not possible. we're the settles! when we go on vacation, it's hard to find, like, those little activities that are kind of fun and educational. i think with williamsburg, you have all of that educational part rolled into the fun. it's already here. this is probably the most fun i've had all summer. >> welcome back. an update on our developing story, the action cam along the 9100 block of academy road in northeast philadelphia taking a look here. i think we can see a continuation of fire hoses there on the scene. f

coming down, karen rogers will have more on the storm and that more when "action news" comes right back. >> good morning happening now on "action news," you're taking a live look from kinga. wet roads, but the snow is coming down. we'll have team coverage of what could be the largest snowstorm. season. >> we have rain, snow and the changeover. accuweather is gathering information on how much snow we'll see and how long it will last. >> philadelphia public and afternoon die

karen. >> reporter: they do, it's terrible. we have to deal with the winter and now we have to deal with the leftovers in traffic. you know how we hate leftovers. we have an accident in king of prussia godfrey road at north gulph road this is just coming in. we have an accident that just cleared in bluebell at union meeting road watch for that one in bluebell just cleared. we have a new one in king of prussia. we have large potholes, one on 422 between sanatoga and armond ham he were hammer boulevard. there's a large sinkhole on eastbound 70 what a busy area to have a problem like this. they are working on it blocking the right lane at springdale road. let's go outside and show you what it looks like, clear and dry coming in from fort washington, 309 at the pennsylvania turnpike. no problems to head you off. nice and light volume looking good. on the commuter traffic report we continue to talk of potholes here jd roseberry a member of our 6abc team. this is boot road watch for a pothole there, as well. we have a high of 60 later today, 34 in quakertown and pilots. 29 in saint davids. at the freezing mark in center city. the suburbs in new jersey, about the freezing mark,

king. it's debatable. this is a technology company, not a media company ain and is overprized. >>> simon property making a final bid for a rival. karen finerman thinks the bid may not be what it seems. the fine print next. >>> plus it's exactly one month until apple's watch hits stores. will the launch be a game changer for the stock in that and more "fast money" straight ahead. hello. i am here to offer sophisticated investing strategies. my technology can help you choose the right portfolio. monitor it. and automatically rebalance it. all without charging advisory fees, account service fees or commissions. that may be hard to compute. but i'm a computer. so trust me. it computes. say hello at intelligent.schwab.com >>> simon property group upping its offer to buy rival to $99.a a share. is simon really just throwing in the towel? karen's got the fine print. >> yes, this is the kind of fine print stuff i kind of love because this is a bump but really it's roadmap to a drop. it's a modest bump to $95.50. and it's meant to put a little bit of pressure on the company, but we know it's not enough. everybody knows $95.50 is not enough to

king of prussia. this is the schuylkill westbound approaching 202. you see flashing lights. accident off to the shoulder. big delays here, tam. >> thank you karenat's nice. as we go later into the afternoon clouds give way to sun, we get a cool high of 45 similar to yesterday. tomorrow 50, clouds increase and could be an afternoon shower in some spots. thursday off and on showers through the day, 69 degrees ahead of an approaching cold front. nice and mild. by night there could be rumbles of thunder so a trade-off for the warm air. >> thank you david. >>> coming up at noon the latest on a plane crash in the french alps with more than 140 people feared dead. >>> a woman has died after she was hit by two cars in bucks county. a live report at noon. next up kell cannily and -- kell cannily and michael. i'm tamala edwards have a good tuesday announcer: it's "live with kelly and michael." today film and broadway icon julie andrews and from "the "divergent series: insurgent," zoe kravitz, plus another member of our audience could win a fistful of dollars as we continue our spring it on look back challenge, all next on "live." [cheering and applause]