five lamps, the supply is out at the pub in ireland.r just tweets need some more five lamp beer. the kraft brewery gets the tweet, loads up beer and sends the drone out to make the delivery over to the pub. >> they can lift that. >> too heavy. too heavy. >> i'm calling bogus, it too. i have one of these exact drones and there's no way it's going to pick up a case of beer. great promotional video for the five lamps dublin brewery. i've got to believe in the not too distant future that this is going to be possible. >> i think it's great. >> just don't drink and drone. >> dad's crushing on a certain reality star but -- >> daughter done like it. you want to know why? i'll tell you all why. >> the famous face that just ain't going to cut it. >> you don't got clothes on. >> exactly what you want your daughter to say. gogorgrgeoeousus g grarainins s atat your service. this looks interesting! spspececiaial l k k hohot t cecerereal. mamadede w witith h susupeperfrfoooodsds. spspececiaial l k?k? i i cacan n dedefifininitetelyly tataste the quinoa

she wants you to bring up the lamp throwing story. why?ause of a man, because a man cheated on her. so every woman should identify with hillary clinton throwing that lamp. there is a double standard. and it is just the way that it is. look, rand paul i have to say, the shushing of kelly evans, i didn't love it i didn't. telling a woman to calm down, it wasn't the greatest of tv. now that we have him doing that to savannah guthrie, it is a prime example where the media will say he has an issue with women. >> savannah guthrie asked these questions about direct quotes of hillary having a vicious temper, ask it savannah. >> hold on a second. but being fair i don't think savannah's question was too crazy, i am just being realistic. >> all questions i asked the night before. >> you have to manage temperament if you're running for president. >> rick ought to be able to hand a paper to poor miss hillary in the debate. >> she will play the victim. she wants them to shoosh her. >> here's the point. the point is that this wasn't about -- the question

solar panelled street lamps help the people of san lewis walk home safely. they are cheap, bright easy to make. >> you'll need the solar panels led, the battery. the difficult one is a controller. how, when the sun goes down that the light turns on. we made this balance between, you know a few parts which the community can build, repair themselves. no more do you have to wait for thousands of parts to be deported. this was a break through, a circuit board that can be repiered paired and gives -- repaired and gives jobs to the community. >> reporter: in order to light up st. luis university students were bussed in to help. each light is composed of the eight parts, costs $70 to build, and nothing to operate. san luis is perfect. many arrived here fleeing conflict finding no services. you can imagine the impact on people. to see the people smiling, lights shining, because they know the quality of life improved. they know that it will improve security. >> safety is a long issue here with gangs and drug traffickers operating in the neighbourhood. poorly lit area

lisa lamp (clapping.) thank you, mayor ed lee for introducing me and hi, i'm lisa lamp a recent graduate if the uc davis from nutrition i wanted to attend culinary school but didn't want to accumulate nor debt i heard about this program that the city of san francisco offers 59 it's downtown campus and it is non-credit so tuition free so it is completely footage and another benefit that students receive a certificate upon completion of the program because this is a vocal program the ability to develop skills they take into the workforce or apply at home this is a great experience i recommended this program to anyone i'm going to turn it over to my colleague (clapping.) >> thank you lisa good morning. i'm from the backing program in my financial try merit i have a different background i come from finance and have a b.a. but at some point i decided to change access and looking for a certificate program to take this further and i evaluated the local colleges here and well, i have to say i didn't want to pay $3

>> to take app example, we have 30,000 street lamps, all solar. these are areas where you couldn't drive or walk out at night. you won't have a clue where you are going. those areas and people in that path is affecting them. we have 100,000 home systems in selected villages, and we are expanding. that is one country. >> how is the initiative received by the different governments in guinea, senegal. these are governments grid sized for not doing enough. >> absolutely. >> when it comes to electricity, the president was criticized when he started. initiative? >> i think every country was a little suspicious, because they were "he's a music guys, what is he going in energy?" there was all of that. but we came fully prepared with answers, and prarpd to execute. we -- prepared to execute. we didn't come with an idea, we had a full team, infrastructure. from the moment we came in we created pilots. we didn't ask the country for money, we put up our own money. >> how much are we talking? >> depends on the pilot. we allowed them to choose the village to be

lamp it, unlatch it. when you open the door there's a keypad. and you just -- boom. >> reporter: once inside she spends a lot of time talking to herself. well, actually to one of her many voice-controlled gadgets. >> this is the amazon echo alexa. what is "nightline"? >> "nightline"," program broadcast by abc in the united states. >> pretty cool. >> do you want to give it a try? >> reporter: even alexa can stumble. >> what is the stock market doing? >> hm. i'm not sure what you meant by that question. >> i take it there's a lot of that sort of thing going on in the house. it doesn't always work. >> if you're going to live in a smarthome, you've got to be prepared to live in a home that is a bit of a trial and error process. >> are you an extremely and abnormally patient person? your whole house is filled with potential problems. >> i spend probably about an hour a week troubleshooting my house. so -- that's probably because i have a good 40 gadgets in here. >> reporter: her smarthouse might outsmart a thief. >> that's pretty cool. >> reporter: c

lisa lamp (clapping.) thank you, mayor ed lee for introducing me and hi, i'm lisa lamp a recent graduate if the uc davis from nutrition i wanted to attend culinary school but didn't want to accumulate nor debt i heard about this program that the city of san francisco offers 59 it's downtown campus and it is non-credit so tuition free so it is completely footage and another benefit that students receive a certificate upon completion of the program because

. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ thy word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my past hey, thy word is a lamp unto my feetight unto my path and when i feel the fright i think i've lost my way still you're theyre right beside me and nothing will i fear as long as you are near pleas,e be near me to the end oh hey thy word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path hey, thy word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path and i will not forget your love for me and yet my heart forever is wondering so, jesus be my guide and hold me to your side i, i love you to the end oh yeah, to the end oh ♪ [vocalizing] ♪ ♪ ♪thy word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path and a light unto my path oh youre're the light unto my path ♪ ♪ ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> coming up on next "washington journal," the debate over u.s. immigration policy. our guest is marc rosenblum of the immigration policy institute. then ross eisenberg and michael

still to come in the "newsroom," broken lamps, fiery roads, life in the clinton white house.reporter: if the walls could talk what if the staff could talk? they are. they're talking on the record about recent inhabitants of the white house in the new book "the residence." we'll give you the dish next. an help you find a great deal on a hotel room. however, it won't help you if you lock yourself out of your hotel room in your underpants. than ks captain obvious. no need to thank me, since i haven't helped you in the slightest. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. >>> if you are the president or first lady your secrets may not be so secret after all. a new book titled "the residence inside the private world of the white house" is spilling the beans on

. ♪ ♪ thy word is a lamp unto my past ♪ ♪ ♪ [laughter] [applause] >> coming up tonight, see c-span'sreuben galago. then, the modern history of afghanistan in photos. that's followed by the national conference of independent from new york city. wednesday, the latest on the iran nuclear negotiations and the newly announced framework agreement. a discussion from the national council on u.s.-arab relations live at 10:00 a.m. eastern. later, the irs commissioner joins a discussion at the brookings institute on the impact of irs budget cuts. that is live at 2:00 p.m. eastern. >> this sunday on "q&a," the senior editor for "the weekly standard," on his writing career and the gop candidates. >> they want somebody who looks like he has stood up for them. i am amazed at the degree to which primary voters on both sides are motivated by resentment. the sense of being put upon. those people really don't understand us, and here is a guy who does understand us, and he will stick to them. hillary clinton will give her own version of that. and i don't think that was true 30 years ago. resentment has

. >>> in columbia, recycled bottles will be used to solar panel street lamps.'s new from and old series and it shows how discarded items are not just providing light but a safer environment for people. >> in a dark alley, a glimmer of light. these solar panel street lamps are helping people of san luis walk home safely for the first time. they're cheap bright, and easy to make. >> you're going need, well the solar panels. you need the led the battery and then the controller. when the sun goes down, the light basically turns on. so we made this balance between a few parts which the community can whether build themselves, repair. no longer do you have to wait for parts. you can make it by hand. this is the break through. a circuit board that can be repaired with local parts and gives jobs to the community. >> a hundred students from a nearby university were bussed in for the day to help. each light is composed of just eight parts. costs $70 to build and nothing to operate. san luis is a perfect recipient for this technology. many people arrive here fleeing the co

a lamp post before he was rescued by policemen.pport. they stood for hours outside the peterson home on that wet and chilly night standing vigil, waiting for any word on the fate of there beloved father abraham. >> is wound is on the left side of the head online with the left ear and 3 inches behind. the history of surgery has failed to record a recovery from such a bond. it is impossible's that he will recover. but as god has it i we will return throughout the evening to alert you of the status of our great leader. his pulses 44 and growing weaker. it's >> my name is laura keene. it was my company that presented our american cousin this evening. i knew president lincoln was in the theater but i had not been told i was still have felt his presence. actors are well trained in the art of reading an audience, even from behind the curtain. and i felt a change in the room with the president and his wife arrived. it was it was unmistakable. as it happened, i was behind the curtain on the opposite side of the theater from the presidents a

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. >> in as abc interview, clinton dismissed similar rumors she had thrown a lamp at the president. >> i have a pretty good arm. if i had thrown a lamp at somebody i think you would have known about it. >> but one summer day hillary clinton enlisted an usher to help her to get to the swimming pool unspotted and without a secret service detail. >> he escorted her, made sure she wouldn't have to see anybody on the tour no staffers she didn't want to see anyone. she specifically said that. so he was so proud he was able to make this happen. >> just a few of the juicy tidbits in a new largely on the record account of life behind the scenes in the white house. indicate andersen brower interviewed dozens of former maids, florists and doormen who worked at the white house for "the residence" inside the private world of the white house. tha that is accounts seemingly ripped from the script "countdownton abies" former employees described bill and hillary as the most private couple they have worked for. >> i had staffers saying they were the most paranoid family they had to work with and did not

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. >> to colombia now where recycled bottles are being used as solar-powered street lamps. as part of our in from old series we show how discarded items are not just providing light but a safer environment. >> in a dark alley a glimmer of light. these solar paneled street lamps are helping the people of san luis walk home safely for the first time. they're cheap easy to make. >> you're going to need--well, the solar panels, you'll need the led, the battery and the controller. how to know when the sun goes down and the light basically turns on. we made this balance between these few parts which the community can build themselves, repair. no more do you have to wait for thousands of parts to be imported, you can make them by hand. the circuit board can be repaired made of local parts and gives jobs to communities. >> in order to light up san luis a hundred students from a nearby university were bussed in for the day to help. each light is composed of just eight parts. cost $70 to build and nothing to operate. san luis is a perfect recipient for this technology. many people ar

these solar-paneled street lamps are helping people of san luis walk home safely for the first time. they are cheap bright, and easy to make. are they're going to need well the solar panels, the led the battery, the most difficult is the sacramentoer, how when the light turns on. no more do you have to wait for thousands of parts to be imorlted but you can make urtarte basically made with local parts and yet at the same time gives something for residents. >>> students were bussed in from the nearby university to help. costs $.70 to build and nothing to operate. san luis is a perfect recipient of this technology. found no basic services. >> you can imagine the impact you're having on these people. that's the most satisfying thing to see the people smiling to see the lights shining because their quality of i light has improved. oto haveto have light in the alleyways. >> forly lit areas like this have turned into a mag thet for crime. something local residents is helping the new lied will change. >> before it was so dark i couldn't see anything i had to using a flash lied but 100% bette

leon: the punishment for a man who claims t alison: eight howell left -- a twowel left to close to a lamp is blamed for the death of three people. a brooklyn park home caught fire back in february. the husband was inside the home, but managed to escape. a judge bands a montgomery county man from owning animals. after finding him lt of 12 counts of animal abuse. they rescued seven horses from his farm. they were malnourished. one of the horses died. the others survived. >> the situation was deplorable for these animals. your heartstrings are getting hold that and you have to look at such conditions. alison: the judge did not believe curry's story that a back injury prevented him from taking care of the animals. the judge sentenced him to three years of supervised probation. leon: an area is mourning the death of a teacher. morgan hair was found dead in his home this morning. the death was related to an existing medical condition. many questions, few answers after the death of a virginia teenager. madison small died suddenly on tuesday morning after falling ill the night before. she was a s

pant and octopus one magazine said quote on receiving a color champion a straumg in sudden but the lampso the position and above entitled the otero now innocent thanks to many, many more people we will again above entitled the wonder of the awe illumination in the fair city a citizen technology later thank you very much (clapping). >> thank you laura right now let's bring back craig and the ditch he is for their rendition of san francisco by the way a i heard was the number one song and the theme song for the 915 fair. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in >> oh, e oh, away u way when it is waiting there before me i love her so wherever i go i think of her all day where eyeing and her smile and light and her voices soft and dreem write i can't forget the ones i've met on san francisco bay on san francisco bay well, i first met kate by the golden state way out on san francisco bay and he stole high heart away on a dreamy summer day we then went cancun and the we watched the fields that day on a golden foggy one mile route on san francisco bay ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in well i first met kate by golden state way out on san fr

the solar-panelled street lamps are helping the people on the outskirts walk home for the first time. they are cheap, bright and easy to make. >> you'll need the solar panels the l.e.d. the battery. the most difficult one is when the sun goes down that the light turns on. so we made a balance between, you know a few parts which the community can build, repair. no more do we have to wait for thousands of parts to be imported. you can make it by hand. a circuit board that can be repaired, made with local parts and can give jobs to communities. >> reporter: in order to light up san louis, 100 students from a university were bussed in for the day to help. each light is composed of just eight parts, costs $70 to build, and nothing to operate. san lewis is a perfect recipient for the technology. many arrive fleeing the conflict finding no basic services. >> you can imagine the impact that you are having on the people. that's the most satisfying thing. so see the people smiling, to see the light shining, because they know quality of life has improved. they know having light in the alyea way

right now, locals only have a few hours of day of power using expensive diesel gas or kerosene lamps. the solar grid will run around the clock. to help fund the project visit the link crowd fund.berkeley.edu. >>> baseball fans are teaming up to help our troops overseas. abc 7 news was at san jose's municipal stadium where the san jose giants hosted operation care and comfort. dozens of volunteers boxed up care packages with food and cloeting. >> just a way to give back. i remember i never got the collapse to get deployed, but i have a lot of friends who are deployed. they look forward to these packages. >> among the treats they're getting, girl scout cookies packaged by the girls themselves. >>> drew, what more sun and heat? >> like we didn't have enough of that. >> for one day. >> we'll talk about a cooldown. more typical temperatures by tuesday. right now, on this sunday evening, giving you a clear picture. we'll take you outside. earlier today from the emoryville cam, the sun going down tonight at 7:55 p.m. just a few thin cirrus clouds. the sunshine on this sunday gave us a reboun

. >> reporter: in an interview at the time, clinton dismissed rumors that she had thrown a lamp at theesident. >> i have a pretty good arm. if i'd of thrown a lamp at somebody, i think you would know about it. >> reporter: insiders say the monica lewinsky scandal left her ruling. one summer day, hillary clinton enlisted annisher to help her get to the pool unspotted and without a secret service detail. >> he escorted her and made sure she wouldn't have to see secret service agents, no staffers. she didn't want to see anyone and said that. he was proud he was able to make it happen. >> reporter: just a few of the juicy tidbits in a new account of life behind the scene at the white house. kate anderson brower interviewed dozens of former maids, chefs, bulletlers, and doormen -- butlers, and wemen who worked at the white house dating back to the kennedy years on the daily life at the white house. the account of the life seemingly ripped from the pbs series "downton abbey." like in the popular show, the lack of privacy in the white house is a constant theme in the book. former employee des

if the dress is damp, watch the lamp. >> ooh. ooh. >> wow!ith bill and hillary. >> oh, wow. >> yeah. okay. >> you know -- >> good decision to go to first you on that. wow. >> i think that -- wow. >> i don't get that one. >> thank god. >> that's the best part about this show. >> but bill had a reason to be scared of snitches i think, because you had the troopergate situation where they broke bro code and told everybody about how they used to arrange quickies for the governor. and then they had the former white house staff there was a republican administration for 12 years. he had the reagans in there for two terms. you had the bushes. so they were a little leery. and you know what? the clintons were right to be leery because look. these staff members, they sang to this author and totally violated their privacy. >> that's pretty terrible. >> i kind of like it because it's juicy. and i think greg has a point. some of these people in this country are like, you know, we can't go back to the '90s. we don't have to relive this. it's undignified. but

here, this is a standard retrofit, we have a 60 watt incandescent light bulb going to a 10 watt led lamp. the claimable savings here you would expect would be 50 watts, but in fact what the program can claim is only 8 watts. so the math makes sense, you would say 50 watts but unfortunately the program is only able to claim and incentive ieds that smaller amount because that is the amount that's above the state's title 24 code base line. this is something that we've been able to break through with the barren program and something we hope to do with other programs. the bay run has given us this interesting

. ♪ >> this is a korean lamp that i've had for many years.k it with me to europe and then it came back here with me. ♪ >> i've lived and worked in a lot of countries. and i never felt like a stranger. right from the second day, whether in delhi, tokyo, or new york. i've always felt at home. thank you for your interest in my home. until the next time! i hope we'll see each other again in cuba. >> the little west african country of benin is a regular paradise for bird watchers and birds themselves, of course. in contrast to neighboring nigeria, where oil extraction has destroyed many natural habitats, benin's countryside remains largely untouched. that's good news for these two french orenthal jilses or bird experts, if you prefer, who have made it their medication to track down a rare and tiny bird that in nigeria is threatened with ex-tinges. >> julien gonin is traveling in southern benin. he's an ornithologist just like his father. this is the second time he's come to benin, which features an especially rich bird population. in this part of

right now they're forced to use expensive diesel generators and dirty kerosene lamps. solar grid will run around the clock and information provide will allow the team make adjustments for future projectses if you want to help fund the project, visit the link crowd fund.berkeley.edu. >> no shortage of sunshine here. >> plenty of it and more to come as meteorologist drew tuma joins us now. >> the sunshine and high pressure combo is going to warm us up heading back to work and school. live doppler 7hd showing you dry skies prevail today with plenty of sunshine and under the sunny skies temperatures had a nice recovery. open up almanac you can see temperatures at or slightly before normal this time of the year. san jose, 72. san francisco, oakland, mid-to upper 60s. just a few degrees above the normal high of 66. live look from the san jose camera showing you in the south bay, nothing but blue skies out there. and comfortable temperatures this eveningful right now, san francisco, checking in at 61. oakland, 69. san carlos 64. san jose, 68. morgan hill, low 70s, and half mo

bingo, he lights the lamp. the rangers beat the pens, 2-1. basketball, the was earns in canada, playing with house money against the raptors. wizards took the home court advantage in game one. now they have a chance tomorrow night to hit the jackpot, go up 2-0 on the road and put the pedal to the metal. chicago, the story of the game jimmy butler attacking the bucket. ready points, nine rebounds. derek rose went from cold to exclamation point, bang. chicago bulls take control 2-1 with a victory over the bucks. by now you know the philadelphia eagles made it official, signing tim tebow at a one-year contract, a pretzel company in philadelphia making all the dough. philadelphia pretzel company in mayfair started making them today. a cost one dollar. and for baseball fans, the nats are off today, hoping the home series tomorrow against the cardinals. the cardinals have had their way with the nats the last for years, winning 11 of 13. alison: that was a puzzle. tim: you said it was a soft pretzel. alison: very clever. leon: you loved it. alison:

but the lamp throwing was on the record from a staffer who talks about being outside the west sittingnts in the second floor private living quarters and he heard yelling. and he heard the heavy object hit the ground. and it was mrs. clinton's voice. so these are all things that the staffers heard behind the scenes. and this kind of real life downton abbey that plays out at the white house. >> you say the white house florist actually heard this and the white house maid went in and what did the white house maid tell you? >> well the one story about the blood on the bed is from someone who's an anonymous person. but they're actually very close to the clinton -- they like working for the clintons. they enjoyed their experience with the clintons. so they don't really have an axe to grind. i think it's important to note that it was a very tumultuous time. another florist told me on the record that the second and third floors of the white house were like a morgue. it was just so quiet. eerily quiet. another maid told me on the record it was very sad because they all loved the first family. e

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right now they're forced to use expensive diesel generators and dirty kerosene lamps. the solar grid will run around the clock and information provide will allow the team make adjustments for future projectses if you want to help fund the project, visit the link crowd fund.berkeley.edu. >> no shortage of sunshine here. >> plenty of it and more to come as meteorologist drew tuma joins us now. >> the sunshine and high pressure combo is going to warm us up heading back to work and school. live doppler 7hd showing you dry skies prevail today with plenty of sunshine and under the sunny skies temperatures had a nice recovery. open up almanac you can see temperatures at or slightly before normal this time of the year. san jose, 72. san francisco, oakland, mid-to upper 60s. just a few degrees above the normal high of 66. live look from the san jose camera showing you in the south bay, nothing but blue skies out there. and comfortable temperatures this eveningful right now, san francisco, checking in at 61. oakland, 69. san carlos 64. san jose, 68. morgan hill, low 70s, and hal

if i had thrown a lamp at somebody, i think you would have known about it. >> reporter: but insiderssay the monica lewinsky scandal leave her reeling. one summer day hillary clinton enlisted an ausher to help her getting to the swimming pool without secret service detail. >> she escorted her to make sure she wouldn't have to see anybody on a tour she didn't want to see anyone. she specifically said that. so he was so proud he was able to make this happen. >> just a few of the juicy tidbits in a new largely onthe record account of live behind the scenes in the white house. kate anderson braugher interviewed dozens of former maids chefs, floorists butlers and doormen who have worked at the white house dating back to the kennedys for the residents inside the private world of the white house. their accounts of everyday life at 1600 pennsylvania avenue seemingly ripped from the script of the pbs series ""downton abbey" and just like in the popular show, the lack of privacy in the white house is a constant theme in the book. former employees describe bill and hillary as the most private fi

lamp! squares. stupid, dumb. lines. [ alarm rings ] no! home and auto bundle from progressive.aves you money. yay, game night, so much fun. . >> welcome back to "beyond the headlines" drunk driving continues to eight i blig issue across the country. the fbi reported 1.2005 million driving under the influence of arrests in the united states. an officer shared useful insight recently about drinking has been and talked with our producer. >> buzz driving is drunk driving. when somebody has at least one drink, their systems are not the way they're supposed to be. so who we vemd if you have at least one drink, have some other plans to get home. either get a driver, get public transportation, something else. >> always good advice, joining seems to me officer eric oliver with the regulatory unit that oversees alcoholic beverage control. can i do one drink, two drinks? what is the legal limit? >> the legal limit is .08. anything greater than that, you are considered driving under the influence. >> it's different for different people. >> absolutely t. chart you see sometimes very mislead

lamp! squares. stupid, dumb. lines. [ alarm rings ] no! home and auto bundle from progressive. saves you money. yay, game night, so much fun. >>> welcome back. you know him as an author, a best selling author, a public speaker, and of course an advocate for holistic health. now another novel. he is here to talk about his new book called the 13th diciple. this is not your first novel? >> no. this is my 11th novel. i have written other novel. mostly historical fiction, the life of jesus, mohammed, ten other people. this book is about feminine divine. the attitudes of the divine feminine that we usually ignore in religion. normally, when you look at religion, it's punishment, guilt, reward, conquest. but there are aspects of the divine such as beauty, intuition, nurturing, affection, tenderness, love, compassion, joy, equinamity, insight, intuition. all of that is part of the story. there are six characters here that range the gamut of the attitudes. the seekers, the ones seeking enlightened awareness, and the religious people. >> and this is an adventure. these characters go on a

lamp! squares. stupid, dumb. lines. [ alarm rings ] no! home and auto bundle from progressive. saves you money. yay, game night, so much fun. >> welcome back you're taker ago live look at the platt bridge things looking clear and easy at this early hour, 5:13, 53 degrees, a little cooler, but a nice thursday. >> always great to get in your car and have a full day of work ahead of you. >> reporter: actually i find that peaceful getting in the car and heading to work. maybe you do, too. this is bucks county, chadds ford i-95 at 413. we have no problems, it's early yet, the roads are clear and dry, so if you're coming in from yardley or morrisville you have no problems right there. here's an issue in east norristown, we have water bubbling up on the road at colonial drive and dekalb pike. they have not shut it off but crews coming to the scene. you may see that become a problem. a building fire north coventry township, 7:24 knew schuylkill road at franklin avenue. stick to old schuylkill road because of the building fire going on in chester county. this is the commuter traffic rep

it's 90 feet long, weighs six tons, and is titled lamp of the covenant. it's symbolic. it's covered with lights and globes. he talks about it as a model of this about the covenant between man and god which in judaism as you know, it's all about the ongoing conversation about what is the nature of the covenant between man and god. so symbolically putting this dramatic piece at the entrance we are saying whoever enters jewish or not jewish, you are welcome to join us in this ongoing conversation about the meaning of life. >> the contemporary jewish museum is notable i think from its very beginnings even when it was a vision in people's minds and souls and hearts that it would be the kind of museum that would engage people beyond what you might think as traditional frameworks for coming to see a picture on a wall or coming for a tour or a lecture, all of which are vital and important and contribute to the arts experience of any community but the contemporary jewish museum has always had an understanding of what it means to go beyond what you might think of traditional para