the first ever layperson and woman president to serve the school since its inception more than 150 years ago. they will welcome dr. colleen hannich later this afternoon. she is the university's 29th president. >> seven minutes after 5:00, we're just getting started this morning. but it's already a warm start. this afternoon, will be summer-like. 80 degrees this afternoon, a late summer-like weather pattern, which will end with showers and thunderstorms. already tracking that wet weather in northwestern pennsylvania. those will be fast-moving showers. so by the weekend, we've got clearing skies. and the summer-like temperatures, well, they'll be breaking for saturday and sunday. mt. pocono, 57 degrees. a nice warm start for trenton and 58 and it's in the 60s right now in wilmington. south philadelphia in the clear right now, but during the late afternoon and evening hours, that's when we'll see the showers and thunderstorms roll through. the things are looking good for the temple game on saturday and for the eagles game on sunday. calm for pottstown. look at this, we have a shift in the w

colleen hanycz as the first woman and first layperson to serve as a noninterim president since the school was founded in 1863. dr. hanycz is currently president of a college in ontario canada. she starts at lasalle next july. >>> in delaware, governor jack markell led the charge today by rolling up his sleeve to get vaccinated for the flu season. state health officials launched their prevention efforts today with a free flu shot clinic at the new castle county farmers market. the centers for disease control recommends that everybody six months and older receive the vaccine every year. >>> camden's bonita park is a bit greener today. dozens of td bank employees volunteered with the new jersey tree foundation to planter 130 new trees. the popular park was in need of trees after a recent renovation project to fix flooding issues. the new jersey tree foundation has planted attorne planted mor0 trees in camden since 2002. >> all right, i'm going to put you on the spot. >> oh, boy. >> oh, boy. did it come out of the weekend two and three or one and four? come on. >> you can't put me on the spot

the catholic college will install its first ever layperson and woman as president to serve the schoolsince its inception more than 150 years ago. will welcome dr. colleen henich. the university's 29th president. >>> investigators in burlington county are trying to identify a couple caught on camera using counterfeit cash. take a good look at these pictures. this was on september 19th. investigators say these two used fake $100 bills at the walmart. if you recognize them, call police. >>> general motors is recalling nearly 32,000 suvs because the windshield wipers could catch fire. the recall is for the 2016 buick enclaves, chevy traverses and gmc acadias. >>> well, you seem to be paying more to binge watch your favorite tv shows on netflix. beginning november 11th, new customers will pay $9.99 a month for standing plan -- a standard plan, rather. existing customers will keep paying $8.99 a month until october 2016. >>> restrooms designated as only for men or women could start disappearing in philadelphia. council voted yesterday to require gender neutral bathrooms in the city. the ord

this is where he set tresa where she knows nothing about sci-fi but she's giving us the laypersons report. >> reporter: i think this might be the most informative report because if you want someone already into comic con then you don't need me to tell you about it. so this is for the samantha's of of the world who don't know anything about this. >> ben: this time around it's a game of thrones versus lord of the rings. >> reporter: in which city do many of the main characters of this particular show, the land i mean, the people who live. >> reporter: west rose is lord of the rings right? >> you are incorrect. >> ben: the writer of this series has two our initial. >> reporter: j.r.r. tolkien. >> ben: this was a trick question because i was j.r.r. tolkien. i will give her half a point. >> juliet: tell us more about what is going on. >> reporter: let me type of this year's event. massive, perhaps biggest we have ever seen in new york city. expecting 150,000 people to 50000 people to attend the convention over the next few days. a few hundred people are already out here. the line is down a blo

expect of, including the moral perspective, and i work with the school called catholic covenant, a layperson, a super guy runs it. the pope obviously had his and cyclical come out. encyclical come out. you would say, this is what it means if you are a follower of catholic teaching. same thing with evangelicals. i am doing a panel with some so what i'm seeing, and that moral and religious component, that is 12:00. if you go around, for insurance reasons, another moral component -- it is a symbol that i use -- it is the divestment of fossil fuels from universities. you know, harvard did that. the president of harvard, my personal opinion, was pretty condescending to the people who started that. she said, don't worry children. we know what we are doing. for kelly, the student said no, i don't think you do. their 20 keep pushing on that. the health aspect, i talk about the security aspect. signs,s some dramatic you don't believe all my data? go watch that, it is impressive. but yet, i do have my polar bear floating on the ice, because talking about this issue -- we have been doing it for decades

we bring an citizens, experts in the field, including layperson who reviewed the proposal. that is a wonderful way to make sure we're shaping of the arts together and very cognizant of things like the different types of contemporary art and other styles. people are really with it when they review the proposal. a wonderful way america reviews the proposals. john: this questioner say some think that film as an art form is on the decline. what do you think about film? against saying if you only look at one way of participating even in a film, would've done a disservice to where they art form ways people per to spend in the arts are expanding. so let's broaden the way we're looking at it. i think film is actually -- when you start looking at some of the film festivals where hundreds of thousands of people are coming in for a week to a sitting not only burgeoning and hotel and lodging but new films and the development of films are thriving because they have this massive audience for a week or a month or a summer or however. that is the new way people participating. let's make su

the first people who read the we bring in citizens, experts in the field including laypersons who reviewhe proposals first. it's a wonderful thing. we're cognizant of the different contemporary art and different styles. people are really with it when reviewing this proposal. >> some think that film as an art form is on the e decline. what do you think about film? >> when the ways people participate in the arts are expanding, so let's broaden the way we're looking at it. i think film is actually -- when you start looking at some of these film festivals where hundreds of thousands of people are coming in for a week to a city that's not only burgeoning in tourism and hotel and lodging, but new films and the development of films are thriving because they have this massive audience for a week or a month or a summer o or however. that's the new way people are participating. >> what kind of responsibility do you see the arts managers of tomorrow needing to be focused on? what would your advice be to future art managers? >> one of the things i'm seeing is a trend nationally is that it used to be

, and a i hate to say at but the layperson that will reform the economy will be vladimir putin.because right now every force in russia at isrograde wh retrograde so if you have more democracy then you haveis h more economic policy. so this is the dilemma said t that russia has.hi paperink about the political and economic realities that is the way we assume even with the russian leadershipsia irraonal.g he said about the constraints of big powerful military might isrectly pnted irrational.itude the russian economy and gdp is smaller only did the united states if you add percent nato or tie note -- china and triple it just a few percent of its potential rivals.nasty. japan's of the one-tenth of it s theho united states in world war ii but you can concentrate we tried to shggest in the paper that although tiny but it happens and to have as many nuclear weapons as redo -- we do. but don't go overboard. >> say something about ukraine underlying potential as you see it. because you look long nurtured you were ambassador as part of the former soviet unionty to have manufacturing with s

through the permits i personally did a condominium conversion and, yes it's complicated i as a clay layperson get through that i'll exterminate the developer and landscaper to be able to do that the whole confusion about the two foot and the - i don't buy it and we would like trees we would like big trees too much of san francisco is becoming sidewalks and concrete and i'm sorry but it if it had cost $10,000 the amount of money powder into the building already it is that's such a drop in the bucket and there's been a lot of negative impact to the neighborhood of them moeven as well as tweeting and every other building all our rents gown up and local businesses closed because of this i want them to do their part for the neighborhood and put in the damn trees. >> is there any additional public comment seeing none, are you. >> are you associated with the developer. >> you need to speak open rebuttal not on public comment. >> so no other public comment we'll take rebuttal and start with the appellant if you want to speak with those 3 minutes our option. >> okay responding to the last comment. >>

i think a good sound criticism of the tweeting product over the years has been it's hard for the laypersongage with t they're making the product easier to use, it's been an ongoing initiative. that needs to keep going next year, but it seems like they are headed in the right direction. >> i don't know if jack will mention it on the call, can he do both of these jobs and do you worry what's going to happen in q4 in terms of his involvement? >> it is a big of a concern. steve jobs did it once and did it fairly effectively so i think there is a precedent for tech ceo to be running two companies at once, but i do agree it's a tall order. i think he's going to be working some long hours here coming up, but i imagine that, you know, sometime in the next year or so they will come up with another solution for one of those companies. >> all right. we will see what they say on the call, thank you. michael graham. twitter shares down sharply after hours. >> we are going to look at apples earnings and where the stock goes from here. first scott cohn will fact check jeb bush's record ahead of the presi

through the permits i personally did a condominium conversion and, yes it's complicated i as a clay layperson get through that i'll exterminate the developer and landscaper to be able to do that the whole confusion about the two foot and the - i don't buy it and we would like trees we would like big trees too much of san francisco is becoming sidewalks and concrete and i'm sorry but it if it had cost $10,000 the amount of money powder into the building already it is that's such a drop in the bucket and there's been a lot of negative impact to the neighborhood of them moeven as well as tweeting and every other building all our rents gown up and local businesses closed because of this i want them to do their part for the neighborhood and put in the damn trees. >> is there any additional public comment seeing none, are you. >> are you associated with the developer. >> you need to speak open rebuttal not on public comment. >> so no other public comment we'll take rebuttal and start with the appellant if you want to speak with those 3 minutes our option. >> okay responding to the last comment. >>

the district score was achieved because especially on the english language art if you were to as a laypersonge those it would be above 52 i don't know how many students are in each cohort i presume that takes a while tell me later and whatever day the curriculum meeting last week you talked about the math scores and the district we've been working with and the scores over time what are you going to show us at sometime or make an appointment and you'll show me later okay ellis looking forward it that not this late hour i tomato understand how that works thank you. >> commissioner vice president haney. >> i'll pass. >> commissioner fewer. >> so thank you i think it will it can take mia little while and analysis and see how a - get a true xaern are comparison is about the population i laboratory la urban inside and have ten times african-american and all the factors what i - when i look at this i say it looks as to i could be wrong our gap as wooilgdz after everything we've put in the million dollars and million dollars and million dollars are racial gap is widens i see that you know we tested