klein did more than teach. produced shows like bandstand and captain noah. and today's emcee who took time to address mr. klein directly. >> you are an exceptional man and one of the most caring giving people, i feel like you are faxly to me. and it includes channel 6 president and general manager, bernie prazenica. >> he taught thousands of students but has a way of making each one feel like the center of his attention. >> and mr. klein donated a tremendous amount of money to his beloved school but when it came time to receive the honor he took time to talk about his wife. janet nothing would be anything if it were not for you. >> are you my life. thank you. [ applause ] >> reporter: it was really, really touching i have to tell you and to put it into perspective there is not one broadcast company in the delaware valley where you won't find several people that were hped,d by lou klein. >> thank you. >>> still to come on "action news" at 6:00 tonight. student chefs go head to head in a heated competition with the culinary futures on the line and a 9-year-old

could not fire klein for being whistleblower.pt his job but now sits in this office every day with no patients to treat or assign tasks. >> why do you think they stripped you of your duties to begin with? >> to silence me. >> republican senator ron johnson wrote a letter in january to the acting v.a. secretary requesting the v.a. to cease all retaliatory actions. but klein hardly stands alone when it comes to alleged retaliation against v.a. whistle blowers. in fact, his story sounds eerily familiar when you meet brian smorts who worked at the denver v.a. last noe when he says things got so bad he had to quit. smors, a veteran himself was working as a pier support specialist when he found 3500 veterans on secret wait lists at v.a. facilities in denver, golden and colorado springs. again the v.a. declined to address the allegations on camera and instead referred us to the office of inspector general who confirmed it identified wait time and other issues in recent public reports and testimony in front of congress regarding colorado

nir barkat, yossi klein halevi, michael oren, thank you. thank you everybody.>> that was phenomenal. phenomenal. former canadian prime minister stephen harper has been a leading -- [ applause ] -- outspoken and courageous voice in strong

klein mentored hundreds of tv professionaprofessionals includ. his care career. >>> healthiest county in pennsylvania is here in our area. chester county take the top spot in the keystone state. researchers from the robert wood johnson foundation people live in chester county live healthier and longer lives. how about philadelphia county? dead last at 67th. >> too many cheesesteaks. [ laughter ] >> maybe. >> what do you think. >> i don't know. >> lots of farms in chester county. >> exactly. >> we all live in jersey. jersey is very healthy. >> oh, okay. >> you just going to throw that out there. i'm from jersey sews i'll take it good i lived in chester town tee. >> i loved it. >> tmz and dish nation, stay tuned for chasing news followed boy the simpsons. we of course are back here at 4am for "good day philadelphia". sue serio and bob kelly have your weather and traffic covered all morning long. ♪ girl, you knock me out (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise

klein mentored hundreds of tv professionals including sag get. he says klein started his care career. >> lou took a liking to me and always, always as you know found people that he thought could move forward in an industry that had to be passionate about. >> klein began teaching tv courses at temple university back in 1952 and bob sag get isn't leaving town just yet he'll be performing at the keswick theater in glenside tomorrow. >>> some young students trying to figure out how to solve big problems in their community. 200 philadelphia students came together for the aspen challen challenge. where students take part in leadership development forums over eight-week period and they work with teachers and other leaders to tackle big political and social issues. mayor kenney congratulated the students on their success. >> i want to be able to expose to the world the talents of our young people in the city, and you're doing the right thing. you're on the right track, we're very very proud of you and more importantly your families are proud of you. >> t

it's now known as lou klein college and media of communication. it's in honor of lou klein. he has an extensive career in broadc began teach, a temple if 1952 >> i humbly express my thanks for the honor andi'm referring. >> among those taking part was temple comedian bob sagot. >>> you heard of therapy dogs and cats. get ready for therapy chicken >> meter rosebud. she's a therapy she wears the diaper, gets frequent brings comfort to people like schools nursing homes and rehab he been philadelphia since 2004. they're to going to have to do something about that. >> maybe we should let them back in. >> kate has the forecast on this hump day. >>> it was beautiful exhibits, sunshine, you can ask for more. maybe a stretch of three of those days in a row.even in and off we're the area, weiday,t storm is the following storm. you're going to start to see cof clstem approach, not cloud cove looking good. temperatur not too bad but through in some spots. in allentown and 32 that's one area freing rain or wintery mix tomorrow night into friday morning as theproaches. the rest of us is j

it's now known as lou klein college and media of communication. it's in honor of lou klein. he has an extensive career in broadcasting and began teach, a temple if 1952 >> i humbly express my thanks for the honor and recognition i'm referring. >> among those taking part was temple comedian bob sagot. >>> you heard of therapy dogs and cats. get ready for therapy chicken >> meter rosebud. she's a therapy chicken. she wears the diaper, gets frequent pedicures and brings comfort to people like schools nursing homes and rehab centers, chickens have been banned in philadelphia since 2004. they're to going to have to do something about that. >> maybe we should let them back in. >> kate has the forecast on this hump day. >>> it was beautiful day, exhibits, sunshine, you can ask for more. maybe a stretch of three or four of those days in a row. that's something we don't have, unfortunately. even in the seven-day forecast. we'll be dodging rain drops on and off we're entering into a pattern where every several days a storm will impact the area, we get a break but we'll be seeing heavy

manny, they sell a ton of hilfiger and a ton of calvin klein.t out a statement today saying there's substantial doubts about their ability to be a going concern. what does someone like you do in that situation? >> i guess a couple of things. on a dot com business, sometimes retailers that you don't sell to have availability of product. it gets diverted through the market, and i can tell you that is a tiny, tiny, tiny business, and it's not us doing it directly. it's going through third party players. sears for us which in its heyday was a major player today has been wound down and is being planned very, very conservatively. it's just not a material player for us as we go forward. >> not going to get hurt if something bad happens? >> no. we'll have to manage through a small hiccup, but we've got a plan for the balance of this year very conservatively. >> i just came back from europe. manny, it's booming and you're seeing both in department stores but also in your stand alones. >> yeah, absolutely. our comps in our stand-alone stories, calvin and

klein is a longtime instructor. bob saget will host ceremonies to dedicate the new lou klein school of media and communications. i'll be there. i'm excited. >>> police are looking for a man who opened fire in philadelphia wounding a 17-year-old and triggering a lockdown near temple university's campus. >> it started at 17th and susquehanna streets, then after barricading himself in an apartment, the elementary school was locked down. the s.w.a.t. team moved in but did not find a gunman. detectives did find a gun in a jacket in a nearby yard. >> i how around campus and northhiar zon. that's become normal. that's the >> the critically wounded spital. police are trying to figure out what sparked the threat against sanctuary cities is targeting philadelphia and other communities in the area. >> we'll tell you which countie immigrants. >>> at abo a $7 billion ploruts.he olympic experience. we'll there won't be undci next year. >>> 50 degrees at a little bit breezy waves that en front of boat house row.e sunshine an prett

klein is a longtime temple instructor and benefactor, comedian and alum, bob saget, will host the new facility. >>> if you're driving somewhere for your summer vacation, you'll need a little extra money. aaa says gas prices will be higher than normal this summer. the north-atlantic for a gallon of gas -- the national average for a gallon of gassing will go up to $2.85 in philadelphia, a 70% increase over last year. >>> the "fresh prince of bel air" went off the air about 20 years ago. >> i know, but social media shows the show still has a lot of fans. this picture shows the cast reunion has 51,000 likes. philadelphia's own will smith met one his "fresh prince" cast mates this week in l.a. they look happy. don't get too excited, not getting back together. no plans for an actual show reunion. >>> this is a story -- >> all day -- were you singing it, too? >> i wasn't, but i can if you want me to. i was bringing that back to my childhood. i love will smith. >>> good morning, everyone. starting off in hamilton township, there's a crash on 195. losing a left lane around 130 around exit 5. t

and this evening the twins quartet from moscow play mozart's "eine kleine nachtmusik." the surrounding mirabell gardens, laid out in 1730, are a favorite with locals and tourists alike. enjoying the garden, cathedral, castle view, it's easy to imagine how the prince-archbishop must have reveled in such a vista that reminded him of all his secular as well as religious power. >> announcer: greedy wall street banks and uncle sam are out to grab your hard-earned retirement savings. >> follow my golden rule: don't lose that money. >> announcer: ed slott, america's ira expert, shows you how to steer clear of the bumps, potholes, and roadblocks in your retirement and lead you to a safe, secure, and tax-free retirement. >> how about no taxes ever in retirement? how does that sound? yeah! (laughs) >> announcer: ed wants you to move in only one direction... >> from forever taxed to... >> all: never taxed. >> announcer: please join us for ed slott's "retirement roadmap." (applause) >> thank you. thank you.

you saw thatplete control of playerbut i don't wau klein scho o ester county take the county lir >> maybe. >> what do you think. >> tmz and dish nation, stay ack here athasing news followed 4am for "good day philadelphia". sue serioe ♪our weather and traffic covered news, man dead after om delaware, to phad car.nt good day, it >> good morning,

good thing bob saget -- good. >> the's legend, klein, well bob obviously quite a career, chris o'connellso temple grad. roud. we can see why. great his now on there with the school. >> saget will do stand up at ile still in town.r tonight if >> you can see him. sister sledge's hit song we are family being celebrated as a national treasure. >> ♪ we are family ♪ >> the library of congress announcing the song is among 2 new additions to the recordin, nwa's straight out of compton also on barbara streisand people, over the rainbow, from the wizard of oz, and the hit americanngdded. the new addition bring the total up every the registry to 475. >> i wonder how they vote when songs go in. iith any of them. >> like to see them? >> that's cool. also love we are family, isn't bad. last timeare family, one of thes said they think of the movie the bird cage, and that's true through? >> yes. >> that's a good one. when you hear that song it, just makes you s music, the powe you through different journeys, different >> had 75 now.ntcing now comple. but does that mean we've heard the end of the bridge

well, a tip of the hat to lew klein. that's where you'll be this afternoon honoring him.. we'll be back in 30 minutes , matt, david, i'mather and tam. have a great wednesday. >> ♪ welcome to maxx you. you are whimsical, vibrant, statement making. we see what makes you unique. so we have something for everyone, at a price that's just right for you. maxx you. maxx life. t.j.maxx >>> good morning, america. dangerous storms striking right now. 18 million americans at risk. >> oh, my gosh. >> as more than a dozen reported tornadoes tear through texas. >> oh, god. >> oh, god. >> hail shattering windshields and three storm chasers were killed in a car accident while tracking a twister. now the dangerous system is on the move. >>> also this morning, president trump under fire. the new backlash over his executive order rolling back president obama's climate policies as hillary clinton speaks out overnight. >> there is no place i'd rather be than here with you other than the white house. >> taking aim at president trump and this morning right here governor chris christie joining us

ezra klein of vox media joins me now. i'm pleased to have him here. help me understand why they are unable to put together a bill that will pass the house. >> they've got a fundamental problem which is that nobody really likes the underlying bill. i had a conversation last night with the democratic senator that i thought captured this well. donald trump, president trump has been going to republicans last couple of days, and in private the case he is making to them over and over and over again is if you don't vote for, this will you lose your seat, republicans will do poorly in the mid terms. and this senator, he made this point that when president obama was selling the affordable care act in 2009, he came to them and he said if you vote for this, you may lose your seat and it d this is a real dirchtion between what happened with the democrats in 09y and the republicans right now. the republicans did not spend a lot of time working with each other to come up with a vision for health-care reform that they liked. they were all on the same page about repe

abc news political analyst rick klein sais president trump's new phase is also a way to repackage his old campaign themes to the american people like calling to repeal and replace the affordable care act to increase military spending and - build that wall. (trump) a great great wall along our southern border but also a shift in tone towards compromise? over how to accomplish immigration reform (trump) i believe republicans and democrats can work together to achieve an outcome that has eluded the night's most emotional moment? (nats of standing ovation) a standing ovation for carryn owens? the widow of chief petty officer ryan owens - killed in action a month ago during a raid in yemen. ryan's legacy is etched into eternity. thank you. but during the rest of his speech - democrats sat silent in defiance. many female members of the party dressing in white to symbolize their commitment to women's rights. and also - getting a chance to respond. former democratic governor of kentucky steve beshear ripped into the president's plans to repeal obamacare (beshear) this isn't a game - it's life

nir barkat, yossi klein halevi, michael oren, thank you. thank you everybody. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> that was phenomenal. phenomenal. former canadian prime minister stephen harper has been a leading -- [ applause ] -- outspoken and courageous voice in strong support of a strong israel. his deeds have matched his words. no ally worked hard we are the united states over that period of time to build international opposition to iran's nuclear program. and he dran dmon straited that he was a true friend of the jewish state. so, ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming former canadian prime minister stephen harper. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to washington. >> it's nice to be here. >> was that unbelievable and moving? >> that was wonderful. >> what we just heard. >> tremendous. >> what drives your commitment and your passion for this issue, this cause, this country? >> yeah. i get that, frank. i got that question all the time. i guess let me begin with a sad part of that. >> okay. >> a couple of generations ago, somebody would have asked the politician why they didn't have th

selena: i want to kick it off to aaron klein, who joins us. he is a senior fellow at the brookings institute in washington, d.c. you've written extensively on brexit and adverse impacts. >> there's no question london had positioned itself to be a global leader. a rare city that included finance and technology, but brexit has kind of thrown that all into mix. it's going to be difficult to do business now and going forward with the uncertainty about what will happen in terms of london's position as a global financial leader and your basic ability to do business within the continent of europe. ahead in the race and just scored on themselves. the rest of the world is going to catch up. selena: it will be interesting to see how much it puts them behind. tech companies have been worried about is a password and policy that allows companies they get regulated in the u.k. to sell their services elsewhere in the eu. how damaging will this ? rticular policy change be >> it will be tremendously damaging if you do not have the ability to go into europe and

general manager at transferwise, and aaron klein, brookings institute, thank you. major blow was dealt to consumer protection advocates tuesday when the u.s. house of representatives voted to overturn fcc broadband privacy rules. in a vote largely along party lines, house republicans moved to dismantle rules that required broadband companies to get explicit customer permission for using or sharing their personal data. the data in question includes health information, website usage, andstory, app the geographic information from mobile devices. the rules intend to tighten they said -- tighten data security requirements. president trump is expected to sign the bill into law. still to come, samsung unveiled a brand-new flagship phone with half a year head start on apple. this theevice -- is device that was the company back on top of the global smartphone market? we will discuss next. this is bloomberg. ♪ selina: samsung is trying to move on from the pr nightmare of its last major product rollout. flashy unveiling earlier today, the company showed off a brand-new smart

that was andrea klein thomas reporting. she tells us rocco still went to school that day. >> remarkable. he says all the attention is making him a little nervous but excited as well. >>> our news continues now with jim and wendy. >>> news4 at 5:00 starts now. >>> break right now at 5:00, a man shot and killed in the parking lot of a local in a live report. >>> a fare hike and service cuts coming to metro. some riders tell us they'll be left without a way to get around. we've got a look at the impact cuts are having on our area roads. >>> bracing for the day without a woman. what organizers expect to happen and hope to accomplish with tomorrow's protest. >>> first up tonight at 5:00, storm team 4 tracking some rain now rolling through our region. thanks for joining us. i'm jim handly. >> i'm wendy rieger. these are showers that could last through the evening. let's head over to the storm center where doug kammerer is keeping an eye on it. >> these showers right now affecting many areas. the wet roadways are going to be a maj

(vicki) andrew klein with the santa monica fire department is being hailed a hero tonight for savingged victim. (vicki) when fire crews pulled nalu out of the apartment building he wasn't breathing and had no pulse.. that's when klein began c-p-r and used an oxygen mask made for animals in an attempt to revive him.. after 20 minutes of c-p-r nalu began breathing on his own.. (vicki) crystal's apartment was destroyed by the fire but she's says she is just glad her best friend survived.no one else was hurt in the fire. (grant) still ahead... an emotional tribute. todd fisher is opening up about the death o

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome yossi klein halevi.e the only e of the fo of us actually living in jerusalem during the war. what do you remember of the days leading up to and during the war? >> well, i was 7 years old, and i remember pre-war helping the soldiers dig trenches and fill sandbags right around my home. we were a few hundred yards from the demilitarized zone separating between jordan and israel, and we were shelled and bombed. i remember our parents put my brother and i underneath the beds, and when i think about it today, the risk we were at, it's hard to believe. we were shelled and bombed. some of our neighbors were wounded. i remember going out after the war to see the wrecks around our home. and then i saw the adults cry, and i couldn't understand why the adults were crying when we won the war. the excitement then from the eyes of a 7-year-old, it took me years to understand the huge opportunity that we have by reuniting the city of jerusalem. and until today, i pinch myself every morning when i go to work on the huge

and andrea klein thomas were soaking in the sights and smells of spring. >> reporter: that's right, it smells beautiful in here. we're told an estimated 245,000 people showed up and that snowstorm may have made coming out to see these beautiful flowers even more necessary. the snow on the sidewalks continues to melt outside of the pennsylvania convention center. stacy davidson is visiting from boston and was hoping for warmer weather. how excited are you to ditch your coat? >> i'm very excited. i happen to like this coat but i'm ready to shed it and have some warm weather. >> reporter: while many people are holding on to their cold weather gear outside the flower show, they're thinking warm thoughts. >> for me this is just a breath of fresh air. >> reporter: last week the storm kept people away from the show, but the attendance rebounded after the streets were cleared. >> i try to get here as often as possible to see the pretty flowers and get ideas for my garden. >> reporter: with so many flowers, there wasn't a shortage of inspiration. >> a lot of people found out about what's great

you know it his pants burst into flames. >> it's amazing. >> talk about a lawyer advocating for the kleine come out of his pocket and says this wasn't staged. >> what happened to me was quite unbelievable but it did happen. i am living proof that it is possible. >> everyone can think what they want at the end of the day no attorney will go in court and try to pull a stunt like that. >> hmm well he -- i don't know what he pulled off. >> his pants probablely. >> faulty e-cigarette battery was to blame. he was not hurt as you saw. >> ♪ >>> our bill anderson has been talking with a mom who knew her baby had big purpose but it turned out to be far greater than she could imagine. she lost her baby. >> what happened after she lost him not only lifted up her and her family it's lifting up others for goodness sake. >> angels sent from above as i wait for my family wrap me in love. >> reporter: when you meet autumn martinez it doesn't long to see she's upbeat by nature. her house is the one that every neighborhood has. always decorated, kid friendly and comfortable. unfortunately, the decorations a

. >> joseph klein of "canada free press." given the consultations and the strong press statement that came out yesterday, do you think that the security council is kind of reaching its limited in what it can practically do, other than to eliminate loopholes and tighten implementation of the sanctions, put out further statements? i ask that particularly given what you said about who we are dealing with, an irrational person who doesn't seem to care what the international community thinks. thank you. >> i think it is very telling that the entire security council came together for the press statement condemning north korea. i think they wanted to make a strong position in terms of letting north korea know this is enough. i think there was genuine concern in the room as to where to go from here. there was a reminder by me that we are not dealing with a rational person and that this is not a normal situation. i think what you are going to see is all of them are going to go back and talk with their leadership's about making sure sa

today temple school of media and communications was dedicated to broadcasting lou klein. they gathered for the dedication of the college of media and communication. he worked in television and served as an adjunct professor for more than 60 years. >>> students in delaware are heading to college with some catching up to do. the state department of education released its 2017 college success report today. it says more than 40% of students who graduated from a public high school were behind their peer when is they started college. >>> up next at 6:00, she is a philadelphia radio icon. now police say someone close to mary mason has stolen her fortune. who is being blamed, tonight. >>> lots of sunshine today, but i'ming some heavy rain for the end of your workweek. when it's going to arrive where you live, next in my first alert. >>> right now at 6:00, mary mason was a tough as nails radio host. the first african-american woman to have her own raud owe show in philly. now she's liveing with alzheimer's unable to care for herself and she's broke. her grandson stole nearly a mil

the school of media and communications is officially klein, the broadcast pioneer at temple led the careers of many tvprofessio employee at channel 6 and produced american bandstand and captain noah's magical arc. >>> and a plane skids off the runway and bursts in flames, what may have caused this mishap. and thousands gather for the victims of last week's terror attack in london. and meteorologist, david murphy, has your seven-day forecast when "action news" at noon continues. >>> a plane full of passengers skidded off the runway in peru and burst into flames, amazingly all 131 people on board of the plane survived. it happened yesterday when the plane tried to land north of lima, officials say it caught fire because of the forced landing and the pilot is praised for avoiding a major disaster and it's believed that strong winds may have pushed the plane off the runway. >>> two united nations investigators are found dead in central congo, the bodies of western pennsylvania native sharp and catlan were buried in a shallow grave. they went missing on 12th while investigating human rightsons.

philip klein says that liberals "have won of the central philosophical argument and republicans are reduced to fighting over the mechanics." what is your reaction? >> the central flaw of obamacare was that liberals here in washington, d.c., decided that it would be appropriate for the federal government to order every american to buy health insurance whether they wanted it or needed it or not. it was nothing short of a government takeover of health care. it came with a mandate and tax penalties for people who wouldn't buy health insurance. in a real sense, it stifled innovation, growth in the american economy and the american people know it. the central element of the president's vision for health care reform is to expand to a national marketplace to allow the american people to purchase health insurance across state lines and literally in some jurisdictions, and some counties, under the current system, people have one insurance product to choose from. the president and i envision an american health care economy where people literally have hundreds or thousands of health insurance products

we have had this cautionary tale when it comes to cap a pacific and that the klein taste on chinese competitionmajor theme. what is the take away for you there? >> it is competitive internationally, and qantas has from yieldsune coming down. we have come down, not as much as a lot of our peers, because a lot of capacity has been added come and it is about what you do to cope with that, your transformation program. it has allowed us to deliver customer satisfaction levels at record levels, so it is very competitive in the aviation industry, but it has been like that. we are the oldest continuous operating airline in the world. we have survived because we have adapted and change. that is the way you survive. rishaad: quickly, how do you defend yields overall? you have low cost, and that's how you'd do it, i suppose, but learn anything from that report on cathay pacific? i'm sure they will go through that transformation program and manage that effectively going forward. i think what we know happened to the aviation industry, when oil prices are low, benefits are there and airlines are making money

had a special election and they kept going, and i guess the question, and you saw i think it's phil klein in the washington examiner that said this is the biggest broken promise that anyone's made in american political history. >> we had 120 members of congress through the white house in the last couple of days. i myself, at one time on wednesday afternoon, we had 80 members of congress on the property at one time. mike pence was meeting with the group, and the president was meeting with another group, no stone left unturned. >> you're giving up after 17 legislative days and you're live giving up after 66 days. he wants to move on. clearly, you're not going to touch health care for what? the next 12 months. >> winter breaks? >> the winter break? >> no, when it breaks. that's what folks are starting to talk about and frustrating as we tried to help folks back home is the end result is that people back home will be hurt. >> the democrats will be blamed for it because it's not trumpcare in this country, it is not ryancare. >> and you have no responsible that the law of the land, that paul ry

had a special election and they kept going, and i guess the question, and you saw i think it's phil klein in the washington examiner that said this is the biggest broken promise that anyone's made in american political history. >> we had 120 members of congress through the white house in the last couple of days. i myself, at one time on wednesday afternoon, we had 80 members of congress on the property at one time. mike pence was meeting with the group, and the president was meeting with another group, no stone left unturned. >> you're giving up after 17 legislative days and you're live giving up after 66 days. he wants to move on. clearly, you're not going to touch health care for what? the next 12 months. >> winter breaks? >> the winter break? >> no, when it breaks. that's what folks are starting to talk about and frustrating as we tried to help folks back home is the end result is that people back home will be hurt. >> the democrats will be blamed for it because it's not trumpcare in this country, it is not ryancare. >> and you have no responsible that the law of the land, that paul ry

the college of media and communication will officially be named in honor of lew klein. long time educator at temple has led the careers of many tv professionals. kline was one of the earliest employees at channel6 working on shows like american band stand and captain noah's magical arc. temple alum's bob sagget will host. >> nearly 50 shootings in wilmington in four months. what the city mayor plans on doing just one day after man was shot and critically injured. >> more than 100 elderly people are forced from their homes in bucks county. hear why they were forced to evacuate. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> good morning. it's 5:00 a.m. now on this wednesday march 29th. here's what's happening. >> a school bus driver drops off a delaware county girl at the wrong house and in the wrong city. >> a drug bust in chester county reveals a sophisticated operation with 100 marijuana plants but something pretty unusual was also discovered. >> an upsca

the s&p 500 was down and the were led by stocks intel, who was down with the kleins and intel actually recovered and microsoft was another loser on the day and paypal had its worst day since the end of february, after google said there is an apt that will allow users to send money. on the year, it is a different story. you hop and take a look at this #space tag and that is the technology sector and it is up. in orange, down 9%. tech is the top and it is really helped by the big names. sincere is the volatility the volatilityd is low across the board. how is it playing into this? >> there is lots of talk about record lows. the nasdaq is at a record low and we have another great chart of the nasdaq and it is in yellow and at a nine-month low. there is not a lot of volatility there and you could see the complacency behind this with the s&p up andnd the out-performing. out there forear investors. >> who are the big performers on the year? >> it is the big technology names. these are some of the top tech stocks and this is a last chart. pink chart and that up with00 and it is facebook and a

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held at klein life in observation of march for meals month.nurses were on hand to provide helpful information to the seniors. westminster bridge, lambirth bridge, victoria street and to embankment 2 station. this is to allow emergency services to deal with the ongoing incident. there is an ongng investigation and we would ask anybody who has images or film of the incident to pass those to the police. we know there are a number of casualties including police officers. but at this stage we caot confirm numbers or the nature of the injuries.be ongoing for some time and important that we gather all possible information and evidence. public safety is our top priority and we are reviewing our polic staff across londonan afternoon. there will be additional officers on duty and deployed across the capital. i would like the public to remain vigilant and let us know if they see anything suspicious that causes them concern and if they do to dial999 immediately. the acting commissioner is being treated as a significant witness as he was at the scene when

. >> let's get right to meteorologist crystal klein. you got a glob of green working across the skraen there. >> one of those days you grab the umbrella before you head out the door. got showers in the morning and night forecast. so right now, the lightest rain has moved out for the most part. except for maybe a few sprinkles leftover. we've got a brief break with clouds out there. the next round of rain, the big glob of green is already starting to move in. starting to see showers. going to be a little more steady rain right in time for the morning commute. as it continues to track along from west to east. here's what we've got going on. you saw that first round right there. that's going to be hitting us starting in the next few hours and passing through about 10-11:00 a.m. the second round of rain actually has a little strength to it currently. that's going to head our direction by tonight. we've got two more round of rain to track out. temperatures picking up quite a bit as well. feeling like spring by the afternoon. 44 currently in

the school will officially be named the college of media and communication in honor of lew klein. just the school there, not the entire university. the broadcast pioneer and long time educator at temple has led the careers of many tv professionals. kline was also one of the earliest employees at channel6 and worked on such shows as american band stand and captain noah's magical ark. temple alum bob sagget will host today's naming dedication ceremony. >> i'm anxious for that ceremony. i'll be over there honoring lou. lou was one of my professor way back when and has been teaching at temple for something like 60 years. he's an a >> they have got 10 him a nice afternoon for the event. >> i was thinking about that. going into the theater there in good shape. storm tracker6 live double scan right now and we are looking at dry conditions across the region as we take a look outside, we have follow sky6 appropriately enough looking from the top morgan hall at temple university south on broad street and youcas good. we can see all the buildings, no low lying cloud cover and the clouds are

the owner of calvin klein and tommy brands she tried to say also increased by another $750 million. pvh rose about 8.5% to 98.55. >>> johnson & johnson is the latest company to suspend its digital advertising on google's youtube. the concern is that the ads may have appeared next to offensive videos. as we reported yesterday, at&t and verizon also pulled their business. google has committed to better police its website, but that didn't help shares of the parent company, alphabet, which fell by . jewulia boorstin has more on th youtube ad problem. >> johnson & johnson and at&t among the biggest advertisers in the world are dealing a blow to google's youtube, pulling their ad spin globally. at&t, which spends over $1 billion on ads last year, saying quote, we are deeply concerned that our ads may have appeared alongside youtube content promoting terrorism and hate. they're joining verizon and enterprise here in the u.s. following a uk boycott of more than 250 companies. this wave of boycotts after the times of london flagged antisemitic videos google failed to quickly remove and volks

inevitable the stockmarket will either go flat for a while, which is kind of what we seen or dep kleinedbe a lot to get back to the normal rates of return, that we typically experience. >> 70% a year from your lips to my portfolio, rick, thanks,. we appreciate, always good to see you, rick edelman, edelman financial services. >> coming up, making the grade, why classrooms today and in the future will look a lot different than they did just a couple of years ago. >> a look at what to watch tomorrow, bids helping president trump's proposed mexico border wall are due a. number of fed officials will speak on the economy and the uk prime minister is expected to trigger article 50. that's the mechanism that will start the process of leaving the european union for great britain. >> that is what to watch tomorrow. >>> speaking of which, scottish lawmakers voted in favor of a new risk independence referendum. >> that gives scotland's first minister the okay to ask the uk parliament for a referendum between later this year and early next year. the british prime minister has indicated that she will

. >> reporter: abc news political analyst rick klein says his new phase is a way to repackage his old campaign themes like calling to repeal and replace the affordable care act. to increase military spending, and build that wall. >> a great, great wall along our southern border. >> reporter: but also a shift in tone towards compromise. over how to accomplish immigration reform. >> i believe republicans and democrats can work together to achieve an outcome that eluded our country for decades. >> reporter: the night's most emotional moment, a standing ovation for karen owens, the widow of chief petty officer ryan owens killed in action a month ago during a raid in yemen. >> ryan's legacy is etched into eternity. thank you. thank you. >> reporter: but during the rest of his speech democrats sat silent in defiance. many female members of the party dressing in white to symbolize their commitment to women's rights. and also getting their chance to respond. former democratic governor of kentucky steve beshear ripped into the president's plans. >> this isn't a game. it's life and death for pe

let's get right to meteorologist crystal klein. first alert neighborhood forecast. in town. got a little light drizzle on my way to work. >> thastz right. light rain passing now. a lot round hitting nier the morning commute. one more round for tonight. this is going to be a day long event where we have some showers passing through. here's the light rain moving by. you can tell how light it is. because it's such a light groon returning on radar. from philly to trenton pretty much where this is stretching now. already pulled out of chester county. moving out of berks as we speak. this is very light rain moving along. if we really pull this thing out. round one passing through alodge the morning commute rights now in central pa. round two will be overnight tonight that it moves through. that's got a little strength to it. cold front. maybe a rumbling of thunder overnight as that passes along. for now the focus on the showers that are going to pass during the morning hours. right now temperatures very mild thanks to cloudy conditions overnight and warmer air that spille