that's where lilly was taken and treated after being found tied to a post. ts nursed the horseback to health. lilly had her right eye removed and treated for problem in her left eye. two months later she's being adopted by john and tracy stewart. >> she is just genuinely the sweetest mare it could have not have happened to nicer horse. >> we're really excited much she's going to have a beautiful life and while she's been here she's made a friend also half blind so we're adopting her. her name anita. >> kelly smith was in instrumental in saving lilly a neat t. >> we overcame so many hurdles with both of these horses it has been an amazing journey. i truly believe in divine intervention. >> no question lilly an neat at a have landed in horse heaven. they will join the stewarts three other horses. talk about greener pastures. >> really like she's going to do whatever she wants all day. we really actually have no demands we'll make on her from here on out. it's going to be exactly what she wants. >> when asked about how her famous husband feels about all of this

. >>> an animal shelter in virginia is hoping a ghost story can inspire people. this is lilly. she was born with only two legs apparently. some high schoolers in that area wanted to give lilly a better life, so they built her a one of a kind wheelchair of sorts. it took them more than 70 hours of work. >> make a prototype, get her in in it, figure out what exactly is going to work. >> lilly is two years old. she lives at the angels of asisi in roanoke. they want her to visit people with disabilities. >> and i bet you they could use that wheelchair for other animals, too. >> can't just take it for lilly. >> not what i'm suggesting. >> poor lilly. just got used to it. >> right. >>> wow, what a round of severe weather last night. >> >> didn't keep me up. i was like, wow, looks like a storm and i said laid down and that was it. >> i'm a light sleeper. >> turn the lights out and that's it for me. outside this morning, it is a cloudy and wet start. today no severe weather expected. raindrops, yes he. severe weather, no. plenty of clouds around. it will stay on the cool and rainy side

who is stepping in to offer lilly a new life. >>> i was born free! i am an american citizen! >> breaking from overnight -- violent clashers between protesteprotest ers at a donald trump rally in the midwest. >>> and philadelphia's mayor will welcome leaders from other big cities to discuss the importance of early childhood education. it's 4:30. good morning, i'm tracy davidson, thanks for joining us. let's get to meteorologist bill henley he has the first alert neighborhood forecast a look at conditions right where you live. >> we're seeing temperatures cool down under clear skies. all those showers, the clouds have moved

my name is lilly a., and i am the founder of little loving hands, a monthly subscription business.'m a mom of two and i wanted to teach them the importance of giving back and helping others. unfortunately i wasn't able to find any volunteer opportunities for their age. so i created little loving hands. every month we spotlight a different charity, and we provide kids with all the materials they need to learn who they're helping and to create a craft that is september bant ba charity. we have shipped over 1,000 boxes and we have hundreds of kids around the country creating beautiful crafts that are sent to help the elderly, the homeless and sick children. right now i'm doing this all by myself, so a $50,000 investment would be really helpful so that i can focus on strategic efforts to grow the business and acquire more customers. the kids craft business is a billion-dollar industry. but there's nothing like little loving hands that provides an activity to teach about kindness and empathy. so will you join me in teaching and showing that the littlest people can have the biggest heart

the famous star who is now giving lilly a healthy home. >> and would you let someone put leaches all over your body? how they're being use from the skin care to surgery. >> phillies trying to get back on track again to the braves, a familiar face tries out for the sixers, and we with a look back on carson wentz's first week with sam bradford. that's coming up later in sports. >> hand i ending for a former abused horse. we first told but little any march, the 20 year old arabian abandoned at horse auction in lancaster county, been shot 130 times at close range with a paint ball gun, just left tied to a post. lilly was cared for and nursed back to health at pens new bolton center in kennett square. in april, the comedian and his wife, paid her a visit, now the couple is adopting lilly. the mayor will be living at her golden years at the stewart's farm sanctuary foray buys dollars animals in new jersey. >>> well, some clouds and rain could not keep the crowds from south philadelphia today. fox 29 at the south ninth street italian market festival. it is the largest block party in philadel

a look at this letter she wrote. pretending to be her dad trying to find out what was. >> dear wife, what did you get for lilly for ae again. i for got. please reply here, love dahn. >> give her an "a" for her attempt. >> the swimmers were the one that saved the shark. tangled in a fishing line with a hook in its mouth. the beachgoers brought it to shore, removed the hook and line and returned it to the water. most of the sharks that live near the hawaiian shore aren't that aggressive but still risked being bitten. >> that seemed like a gutsy move but also really nice thing to do. >> after seeing that video of the shark of the woman hooked into that arm, yeah. see how dangerous that could be. >> i wouldn't want to be the guys on the mouth side. >> i'll take the tail. >> i'll be the tail person. >> more news after this. break out those umbrellas again. we had a few days off, but we are expecting another round of rain again today. good morning washington. toss to eileen today: cloudy and cool with periods of rain. highs: 56-69 winds: light tonight: cloudy. a few showers. lows: 47-51 winds: light wednesday: mostly clou

a hog. >> why not? 150-pound lillyeceived a lot of smooches from leaders at foot hill elementary today. principal nina crossland challenged the student body to raise 3,000 bucks for pennies for patients benefitting the leukemia and lymphoma society. >> the students met the challenge head-on. closeland and other leaders made good on the challenge in front of the entire student body today. >> looks like lily is a good kisser. >>> big celebration in the south bay. >> find out what's behind all the >>> eating fish has been linked to keeping your heart healthy and living longer. coming up tonight at 11:00, how fish can also help your skin. the unusual discovery that's led to a skin care line based on salm salmon. that's at 11:00. >>> but abc 7 news anchor ama daetz is here with what's coming up at 6. >> yes, kristen and dan. coming up new at 6, an mule cruelty charges have been charged in the death of a dog. his owner explains what led up to the tragic event. >>> also, california's big spike in gascon assumption. lower pric

>> google is very good at it, eke sent ture, pfizer, eli lilly. ampanies are doing good job. how do i get better visibility? how do i communicate that better to my investors? at the end of the day they have more predictable cash flows. liz: we'll put the names on lizclaman.com and. wolfgang kessler of fire app. [closing bell rings] the dow well off the trenches off the bottom. that is the closing bell. david and melissa with after the belle. melissa: i'm melissa francis. david: this is "after the bell." we have you covered on markets. here what else we have for you this hour. newvillements in the mystery surrounding the crash of egypt heir flight 804. 66 passengers, including three air marshals on the flight from paris to cairo when it disappeared off radar over the mediterranean. authorities say terrorism is likely behind all this. the airline confirming wreckage from the plane has been found. >>> on this day o

a friend who's half blind. we're also adopting her. her name is anita. kelly smith was instrumental in saving lillyn neat at a. >> we overcame so many hurdles with both of these horses. it has been an amazing journey and i truly believe in divine intervention. >> reporter: no question lilly and anita have landed in horse heaven they'll join the stewart's three other horses. talk about greener pastures. >> really like she's going to do whatever she wants all day. we really actually have no demands we'll make on her from here on out. it's going to be exactly what she wants. oh. >> reporter: when asked about how her famous husband feels about all of this -- >> he knew what he was getting into when he married me. i think he's been prepared for this craziness. >> reporter: tracy stewart who bite way is from philadelphia says they have 33 animals in their family as well as a bunch of farm animals. lilly will remain at undisclosed location while she continues to recuperate. she will eventual be an ambassador for the stewart's farm sanctuary opening in the spring of 2017. dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >>> so

a new home. jon stewart the former host of the daily slow and his wife tracy will officially adopt lilly during ahe couple recently partnered with a farm sanctuary to open a home for animals in colts neck, new jersey. the omega horse rescue in york county helped little who is blind and suffered injuries from that painter ball attack to get healthy and prepare for a new life. [laughter] >> a hotel lobby door has become a youtube sensation and it is a scream. r2 d-2 scream that is. the automated door makes a noise just like the famous yelp from the droid in star wars. the video has 2 million views and countering proof that the internet can make anyone or thing famous so long as the force is strong within it. how about that. >>> the detroit police department busts a move in this latest viral dance video and they're challenging other police departments to do the same. in this video posted on the detroit pd's facebook page officers in uniform are shown breaking it down as part of that running man challenge that everyone is doing now except for i guess old people like us. but these people are now chall

. >>> some students in virginia are hoping they gave goat a brand new outlook on life. this is lilly. she livesed a an adoption center in the roanoke area. she was born with only two legs apparently. some high school students in that area learned about lilly and they decided to build her a wheelchair. now she can get around better. >> lilly has never walked before in her life. i bet you she's excited. >> now, it took the team 70 hours of work to make this wheelchair. the shelter is hoping that lilly can meet and comfort people with disabilities p. >> imagine what these young engineers can build in the future. >>> breaking news both in the district and montgomery county, what is shut down? coming up. >>> it was created after a child pornography scandal rocked a prince george's county elementary school. now we're learning when we could hear what a student safety task force plans to do to protect students. >>> a live look outside this morning. you can see some of the rain clouds off in the distance. may need to pack the umbrella for the kids. chuck bell has your schooday forecl as look,

a letter didn't quite work. check out the letter she wrotere as dad.ad. it says dear wife, what did youd get lillysurprise again? i forgot. please reply here. love dawn. somehow mom saw through theroug clever trick and kept theept surprise a secret. perhaps it was the handwriting that gave it away. that's cute. cu very innovative. > you got to watch her when she grows up. thanks for joining us, fox5 local news at 6 starts after the break. this is fox5 local news at 6. right now at 6, scare on the national mall. a man is arrested after claiming he had anthrax. plus, it's terrible. d.c. residents, actavisss and leaders searching for answers after a waive of gun violence across the city. a daughter that was about tout turn four months old and a son on the way. a grieving mother wants to uncover the truth after her son's death is classified as a suicide.su the news starts now.ow. > us, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. we begin tonight with some tense moments on the national mall.nal a man drove his truck to the area and claimed he had been exposed to anthrax.hrax the scene was very chaotic andnd

today lilly has a new home.he big celebrity. ♪ >>> a driver is killed head on collision this morning in new castle county, delaware. the two suv's collided on the 900 block of montana road in north wilmington. a man in his 60s had to be pulled from one of the vehicles using the jaws of life. he died at chris chi nan hospital. the other driver a 26-year-old man is in serious condition. the cause of the that crash is still under investigation. >>> a berks county college town has banned rooftop activities against students and anybody else from hanging out too far off the ground. kutztown borough council banning all rooftop activities except for maintenance. the borough is home to state owned kutztown university. police say scene students hanging out on rooftops which can be dangerous. new rule will start in the fall and will carry a $600 fine. >> people are giving their children's grading system a big fat f. and they say the confusing system is taking a toll on parents, too. fox 29's jennifer joyce has what's going

a stable. the stewart's will pick up lilly and another neglected mayor this afternoon at rescue farm in kennett square. both horses will have a new home at the stewart's farm foray buys dollars animals in monmouth county, new jersey. good for them. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news", great day to fly, especially if your flight runs on sunday. a solar powered plane on an around the world trip makes a landing in our area today. katy? >> you said it, jim, because with the full sunshine, we're soaring, no pun intended, well into the 80s, just a beginning of stretch of 08 plus degrees heat. i'll tell you also coming up when it will feel more like the 90's. really feels like summer outside. your full forecast on the other side. >> earlier this mourn, maintenance evaluation, now it is flying high, live picture now, from the plane, as the cockpit courtesy of solar impulse, now, the plane is expected to arrive at lehigh valley international airport about 9 tonight. after that, it is bound for new york, then across the atlantic flying with the power of that big bright sun. >> amazing, makes me smile and

a cell phone. depp's daughter 17-year-old lilly rose posted a screen grab of a news story where it is written thatdence that the crime occurred. before that old photo presumably of herself and father with this caption, my dad is the sweetest and most loving person i know. >>> a baby elephant is safe after falling into an uncovered drain in s h ilanka. they grabbed the elephant and pull it out. taken to a local hospital for examination. how would you like to see that, getting treated for a cold and seeing an elephant on a gurney. >>> patriotic news for coca- cola. >> paying tribute to our servicemen with these american themed cans. i'm proud to be an american, the 75th anniversary of coke's partnership with the ufo. those cans are starting july 4th. >>> so a show of hands, how much out there feared the turtle. can maryland make carolina feel blue in the title game. let's talk about that. >>> but first raising bees right in ♪ stand by me vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting w

the lay shot with stephen colbert is next with lilly thompson. >> have a >> stephen: so explain this the simirillian, there is a grorfindle whoidize, but in the fellowship of the ring in the fight to the ford, there is another elford named galorad findle, is that the same guide? >> no hablos english. captioning sponsored by cbs >> tonight, stephen welcomes lily tomlin kumail nanjiani and a performance by comedian ryan hamilton. featuring jon batiste and stay human.

the lay shot with stephen colbert is next with lilly thompson. >> have a great evening and good night. >> have a great evening and good night, family. mother's >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for cize, brought to you by beachbody. this is the end of exercise. >> get ready to cize it up. [ beat drops ] [ people cheering ] are you ready to dance? 5, 6, 7, 8! >> ♪ on my way in i'ma take it ♪ >> stop exercising, people. it's time to start dancing. welcome to cize. >> announcer: cize is the all-new dance workout program that's gonna make losing weight fun and easy. >> to me, it's not even exercise because i don't want to stop. >> announcer: it's simple -- dance, have fun, and get awesome results. >> it's just like one big party turns on. it's so empowering. >> i spent many years of torturous exercises. cize, 45 pounds down easy. >> it's just fun. i think that that's the key, is that it doesn't feel like work. >> exercise is something you have to do. cize is something you'll want to do. you won't believe what 30 days of cize will do for you. >> ♪ i feel the love >> it doe

a business update. chairman and ceo of eli lilly. john, good to see you. i look at your pipeline. trying to figu your stock has not performed as well. you had the patent expiration stuff. we talked about that for the last how many years? when did that start? three or four years ago? >> we started to talk about it in 2009. the bulk of the tsunami hit us '11 to '14. >> you managed through that. then you got just the -- the political environment, the rhetoric coming from maybe hillary clinton and others on the left about it. is that why the stock has had trouble? then there are adversion advers other things. >> lily had a good runup in recent shares. great share performance in 2015. things have come down a little bit. you know, joe, when -- there are always cycles in our industry. not just for big pharma but biotech as well. i look at the fundamentals. i don't think the fundamentals of the business have ever been stronger. we're finally able to take the science and turn it into ide products. two-thirds of the medicine that you take in your lifetime you take after the age of 65. peopl

lilly? >> it is it a great story, my parents had done the flowers for the facility in 2003. he asked who are you. y i said i am hank's daughter. he said i want you to work here. it was the greatest opportunity in the world. and i interviewed with the general manager and got the job and since 2005, it was an upward staircase to the top. and you have to prove yourself and not sit back and glide through the business. you have to prove yourself and since 2005, i have proven myself throughout the years and achieving a lot. he is a mentor to me. and impossible is not something he says. he said you can make us proud and you achieve something in the organization he will say i am proud of you. and really that is my experience through 11 years. >> what did he see in you, lilly. almost like a apprentice situation. what was it about you. >> he has great instincts. and i think he understood that i love to work. obviously i come from a family of entrepreneurs and i think he loved that and talking about the facility, and what he's done. and i was so proud to have trump narnl los angeles as

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. >>> coming up, a new dinosaur species that was found by surprise. >>> the horse named lilly was shot more than 100 times by paint balls is being adopted by a celebrity. >>> how would you like to kickback in a burger king sauna. >> reporter: i could see it. kickback with the umbrella today. more rain is on the the way. it could last through tomorrow with a couple of leftover showers. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast next. introducing the completely redesigned mercedes-benz c-coupe, with its athletic prowess and sleek new body. it doesn't just raise the bar... ...it completely crushes it. the all-new c-class coupe. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> so glad you stayed with us, 6:12 saturday morning, researchers have discovered a new species of dinosaur. it's a brand new species, it's named judas, after the judas river formation where it was found. a man discovered it wile walking along his property. it will be displayed at the museum in ottawa. that's yes, impressive, right? >>> is the weather going to be cool? >> reporter: actually it's going

a $40,000 grand prize. the finals are tomorrow. >>> comedian and former daily show host jon stewart and his wife are riding into lancaster county to adopt an abused horse. lilly was shot more than 100 times by a patient ball gun and left abandoned at the new holland stables. stewart and his wife plan to take her to their farm sanctuary in new jersey. >>> tornadoes damaged homes and left several people hurt in kansas. check out this video from storm chasers. it shows a tornado up close as it makes its way across the highway. in addition to damaging several houses, the storm knocked out power lines, families in oklahoma are also cleaning up damage, storm damage after a possible tornado touched down there scattering debris and splitting trees in half. >>> and here's the time lapse look at one of the tornados that ripped through kansas. this is posted on twitter. forecasters say more than a half dozen twisters like this rumbled through yesterday. >>> beautiful day. sunshine, the sun is up. we'll see bright, sunny skies all day long. temperatures will be climbing. they've been moving up. just a couple days ago in the 70s. yesterday it was 83. upper 80s today. we'r

she wrote a letter to her mom pretending to be her dad hopingp she could get some clues as tose what her birthday presents woulo be. the note reads "dear wife, whata did you get lillygot. she even signed it love don. >> she used her dad's name.e. >> that's the fun nest yesterdar thing. how old is she.old >> my wife, my wife, my wife. w dear wife.ar w >> how old is she,? do we know. >> 17. 1 >> she's 18.he's (laughter).aughr). >> not so cute any more. we don't know how old she is. >>> that's pretty funny.. >> you want to find out what your presents are.are isn't right.isn' >> searching all over the placep for them.for . >> parenting is not easy job. j >> it's not.t's not that's fun.un. >> back to say more -- about too say more rain. my apologies. feels like you were just here. >> allison, i was here literally moments ago.nt >> i enjoy it. i e >> thank you. >> but i'm just saying. sin >> there you go. thereou g >> my life is now measured onea the 5's. >> i wish i can say sunny and s bright and beautiful but cloudyo and rainy and cool with daytimey highs about 60.out 0. rain showers devil movinging rorough. with us most of today.od i think things will taper off tr thi

a new home. jon stewart and his wife will officially adopt lilly. partnered with a farm sanctuary to open a home for animals in colts neck new jersey. omega horse rescue left hand little who is blind and suffered injuries from the paintball attack get healthy and ready for a new life. >> san diego gay men's chorus is now asking the padres to reinstate a deejay fired over a national anthem mishap. a recording of a woman sing the national anthem was played before the game on saturday preventing the group there was on the field from singing. the team fired deejay art form the man responsible for the control room mistake. the deejay apologized for the error on monday. the chorus has accepted the apology and hopes the padres will give him a second chance. >> 6:27 and developing overnighter chaos outside of a donald trump rallily. >> later bullets are fired on drivers seemingly at random. police out west are scouring the highways to figure out where those shots are coming from. >> ♪ >> developing now on "action news," police are pelted with rocks, protest

>>> it is about a ten-year-old girl mary lennox who loses her family and sent to live with her uncle who she never met before. >>> set in england in the 1900s. she finds her aunt lilly'sden and brings it back to life. >>> and the people who live in the mansion. >> reporter: the musical premiered on broadway and won three tonies including one for best book. >> it's not a show a lot of companies do because it has to be sung really, really well and and i think we have a great cast to do that. >> reporter: 12-year-old bail ryan plays the lead role of marry lennox. >>> it was my favorite show. >> reporter: the award winning music features songs like wick and lilly's eyes. >>> lilly's eyes is my favorite, because it's so pretty. >>> the music is sweeping and it is romantic it's not a kid show but it's a show where you can come with your entire family. >> reporter: plays at the arden theater company until june 19. go to arden theater.org or 6abc loves the arts for other area events. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, to

jon stewart is adopting a lancaster county horse whose story abuse made headlines. lillyas shot with paintballs and abandoned in march. she was treated at the new bolton center in can't net square. stuart and his wife will bring lilly and another horse home to their farm for abused animals in monmouth new jersey. >>> we're hoping for a better finish to the weekend. meteorologist lauren casey is in our weather center with a look at our forecast. lots of green out there. >> i don't think it could get much worse at this point. rainfall totals continue to go up dramatically at philadelphia international airport. now al onow approaching to inch. we're now nearing 5-inches of rainfall for the month of may. hard to believe. wilmington we're picking up about an inch and a half of rainfall, wildwood over a half inch, closing on a half inch in plymouth meeting. national weather service issued a flood advisory for the next if yo couple hours alog the i-95 corridor where we could see small stream flooding. storm scan3 showing us the trend. this is a three hour loop. this rain swath d

weston said the horse was never injured with a paint ball gun, like previously reported, police say she was covered in paint and extremely sore to the touch. lilly was found abandoned in a auction in lancaster county, stewart's have animal sanctuary at their new jersey farm. >> really honestly the sweetest horse i've ever met. really gent many, really trusting, despite everything she's gone through. >> so, the director of lancaster county spc a and pennsylvania says, she doesn't find weston incredible, back story there, nonetheless. >> yes, it is. >> later in the show. as memorial day nears, do you have plans this weekend? >> to watch after the kids. i'm sure your plans are much more exciting. look at those tsa lines. what the tsa is telling congress they are doing right now, to decrease the wait time for all of the travelers who will fill up airport all across the country. >> how about this? a local 8 year old bridges a gun to school, why officials say he won't be punished. >>> breaking right now on fox 29, a man fighting for his life after being shot in the head, the latest coming up. >> this guy was flying down the street, like i would say at

lilly was shot more than 100 times by a patient ball gun and left abandoned at the new holland stables. stewart and his wife plan to take her to their farm sanctuary in new jersey. >>> 4:48. time to look at traffic. jessica boyington has that. >> we are watching construction around the brew roulue route ar eastbound drive time, headed from the construction zone to street you'll be just fine, 12-minute trip there. average speeds into the 60s. if you're on the garden state parkway, maybe heading down the shore, watch for some construction headed southbound between the atlantic city expressway and route 322, the right lane will be closed there. here's 95. this is headed through delaware. no big problems or delays northbound or southbound from 295 to 495. 11-minute trip. speeds into the 60s. also to problems or delays, everything running on or close to schedule for mass transit. more updates when i come back in ten. >>> 4:49. heading out right now, a comfortable start this morning. skies are clear. there are some cool spots. parts of the area have dropped into the 50s. but most of the area

lilly first made national headlines in march after she was shot with dozens of paint balls in abandoned at a stable in lancaster county. today stewart's wife tracy visited lilly at the new bolten center in kennett square where she's been recovering. she was serve her crucial rule as the family animal sanctuary in monmouth county. >> hoping to open the new jersey branch in the spring of 2017. lilly will be one of the animal ambassadors. >> and she won't be alone. the stewarts adopted neglected horse. her name is anita. >>> new night, honoring our men and women in blue. "eyewitness news" at the fop lodge in northeast philadelphia for their annual police awards ceremony. 73 officers were honored tonig tonight. scholarships were given out to six college bound students. >>> and also, some well deserved recognition for a philadelphia tv legend. fraternal order of police in philadelphia honoring our walt hunter at tonight's ceremony. so much of walt's reporting over the years has been focused on the police and fire departments that protect our region. with that in mind it was a bittersweet day for

lilly first made national headlines in march after she was shot with dozens of paint balls in abandoned at atable in lancaster county. today stewart's wife tracy visited lilly at the new bolten center in kennett square where she's been recovering. she was serve her crucial rule as the family animal sanctuary in monmouth county. >> hoping to open the new jersey branch in the spring of 2017. lilly will be one of the animal ambassadors. >> and she won't be alone. the stewarts adopted neglected horse. her name is anita. >>> new night, honoring our men and women in blue. "eyewitness news" at the fop lodge in northeast philadelphia for their annual police awards ceremony. 73 officers were honored tonig tonight. scholarships were given out to six college bound students. >>> and also, some well deserved recognition for a philadelphia tv legend. fraternal order of police in philadelphia honoring our walt hunter at tonight's ceremony. so much of walt's reporting over the years has been focused on the police and fire departments that protect our region. with that in mind it was a bittersweet day for al

a good set of drugs in the pipeline. validated targets -- >> what does that mean? guest: something proven to work. stuff that they know works. alix: eli lillydrugs to market because they knew there was a proven market, but now it means more competition in the market they are in? scarlet: that sounds about right but you captured it. guest: they have had less failed trials and they are getting good drugs on the market, but they are entering into areas where they will have to fight it out with a lot of people. think there will be some tough launches in the future. these pvm's have and insurance companies being much more careful than in the past. they have a bigger toolbox. they are much more willing to cover one companies drug in return for a discount and refused to cover another drug war make it more expensive to access it. when it is a competitive drug class, they have more to do that kind of thing. what is next that they can actually do? do they have to look into acquisitions? to execute well when they actually get the drugs on the market. it's a little bit of luck and they have not a clinical trial, they are trying to get a drug on the mar

share a picture of you and your child with the #littlewonders and tell us about the special moments you've enjoyed together. >> jane fonda and lillyf their popular show, "grace&frankie." i can't believe you're here. what a surprise. can you baby-sit tonight? can you watch the kids? >> absolutely. >>> it is just about 8:30 and the back up continues on i-95 after a tractor-trailer jackknifed earlier this morning. nbc 10 was along the scene at 95 and academy. jessica boyington is here with the latest. what can you tell us? >> what we're watching right here is what it looks like a little while ago, several hours ago around academy road on northbound side with one car at a time trickling by on the northbound side. now what it looks likes are just giant delays. still at the scene with the left lane getting by. 108 minutes for that northbound drive time. typically a 12 minute trip. average speeds are 7 miles per hour right now. this is right around cottman avenue. so get off 95 that's your best bet. route 55 is still closed dueetç a fatal accident. >>> thank you. all those cars have their windshield wipers going this morning. let's check

lilly front lines. i thought everything was a front line.rom the pulling of guard duty at night to taking the rounds from the vcs at night also. the faceshink about and what you have done and you think about how do you get a person from the battlefield if or aill to an aid station hospital as quickly as possible. i think america cut that down from korea to vietnam, it was like 10 minutes or so. the injuries in vietnam were traumatic amputations. not only legs but also arms. i think the idea in terms of the daily life is to get through and make it to the next day. we all had a thing about i can't wait until i move back to somewhere in the world. remember, we didn't have cell phones. we maybe had mail call twice a week. it was very isolated. but what held me together was understanding that i was part of a tradition that went back to the revolutionary war and i belonged to a great fraternity of soldiers who served and i think when you look and think about the daily life, which i really never talked about since i left, it's about service, puttin

. ♪ old mcdonald had a farm >> osgood: never say never. ,,,,, >> osgood: say hello to cal lilly rose, months old. her mother is robin rose mcfadden, one of our sunday morning producers. deciding when in life to have a baby is a very personal decision, and for more women these days, it appears to be a case of never say never. our cover story is reported now by serena altschul. >> yeah, so we got a few orders in for mother's day over the weekend. >> reporter: when aisla danchand launched her baking business for 2009, she was hungry for success. what kind of schedule were you working? it sounds like 24 hours? >> 24 hours a day, seven seven days a week. >> reporter: non-stop? >> non-stop. thank you, ladies. >> reporter: and it paid off. in just four years she said evelyn's kitchen grew to be a seven-figure business. then in her early 40s, she wanted to expand again, in a different way. so why wait until your 40s to really try have a baby? >> we just had other priorities. >> reporter: work came first. >> work came first. >> reporter: but after several years and one miscarriage, she gave up

a name just yet so that's where you come in. bush gardens is asking for your help in naming it. they've narrowed it down to three options, lilly cast your vote on the bush gardens facebook page. >>> as a quick look at what's going on. >> the news at 4:30 starts right now. >>> if you have outdoor plans today cross your fingers we could get sunny weather showers are hit and miss throughout the day as well this morning. >> good

online provider of the educational technology called ue that group wrote a check to penn state to replace the $10,000 and allow lilly with her education. >> good news. >> glad to hear that. >>> doug is back now with a look at our weather forecast. >> aren't we sending some kind of a record with the rainy day and consecutive rainy days, doug? it feels like we ought to be. >> i'm all about setting records. >> not this kind. >> if you're going to do it, go big or go home. that's what i always say. >> officially at the airport and i'll show you this in just a second and no measurable rain and we're stopping at 13 and that is a record measurable rain at the airport and take a look at what we're dealing with and temperature wise we're at 63 degrees under mostly cloudy skies and that's why temperatures have been kept down and those darn pesky northeast winds at 7 miles an hour and look at the numbers to the north and only 58 in in frederick and this was the last place to see some good rains as well as cloud cover down to the south into the low 60s and temperatures 10 to 15 degrees below average. how much rain? a tenth of a

it is about a ten-year-old girl who loses her family and sent away to live with her uncle who she never met before. >> reporter: the show follows mary on her mission to bring aunt lilly's garden back to life. the musical premiered on broadway 25 years ago and won three toniys, including one for best book. >>> it's a show that not a whole lot of companies do, because it has to be sung really, really well. >> reporter: 12-year-old bailie ryan plays the lead roll of marry lennox. the award winning music features songs like wick and lilly's eyes. >>> lilly's eyes is one of my favorites, because it's so pretty. >> reporter: the music is sweeping and its romantic, it's not a kid show, but it's a show where you can come with your entire family. >> reporter: the secret garden plays at the arden theater until june 19. go to arden theater.org or go do 6abc loves the arts. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. >>> tonight on 6abc, ludicrous and sierra hosts the billboard music awards live. they lead the pack with 16 nominations. justin bieber is up for 11 awards. taylor swift and adele are vying for 8 awards. madonna will honor prince. the billboard music awards give at 8:00

a local cafe. this happened about 8:00 o'clock on west scott street. one alarm fire which started in the kitchen at lilly's spread to apartments above the eatery. those living upstairs did have to be evacuated but fortunately no injuries were reported. >>> philadelphia police say they've arrested a woman accused of running over a lady crossing the street in center city. maryann more rin today face as itemed murder charges. investigators say she got into a fight with woman trying to cross the street at 16th and 59 earlier this month. according to police, miranda threatened to run over the woman if she didn't get out of her way. well cops say that's exactly what she did. the woman was taken to the hospital for several fractures. >>> and bad news for pennsylvania's unemployment rate. it shot up in april for one of the biggest one-month increases in seven years. the state department of labor says the job less rate rose five-point 3% last month. that's up from four-point 9% the night before -- the month b a survey of employers found that payroll showed their biggest one-month drop since 2009. >>> police in dela

i did a profile on lilly ledbetter before the equal pay act was named after her. y underpaid was she didn't know. she was afraid to ask. and that's a problem right now. we consider it vulgar or in bad taste right now to talk about salaries unless you're donald trump boasting about what you're worth. for the most part people don't talk about it. so many women are too embarrassed to ask their male colleagues what are you earning that's considered in poor taste? somehow we have to get around that because unfortunately, we've seen through the history companies and male colleagues are using that ignorance of the salary wages around you to our disadvantage. >> we have to get past this, tory. >> absolutely. >> we think like nice girls don't talk about money. smart girls do and we have far too many bills and responsibilities and our own self-value and worth to not speak up. >> by the way, the wage gap, women lose on average in this country, $500 billion a year because they're underpaid. >> as you said, many of them are the main breadwinners for their families, 40%. okay, g

a crash along 52 lenape road at rosedale avenue. were 91 honey brook and fire police are health you around it along route 10 compass road by lilly road hatboro horsham high school watch out for a crash along horsham road at tournament drive. rick and monica, back over to you. >> matt thank you again. >>> much more still to come on "action news" tonight a popular grocery store trader joe's issues yet another recall for something that may be sitting in your fridge right now. it could make you sick and we've got the details. >> plus after weeks of holding out eagles quarterback sam bradford heads back to the field. ducis rodgers with details coming up in sports. cecily is in for adam tonight. hi there. >> hi, monica. after a brief return of sunshine we've got this, clouds are back. you know, if this means rain is also on the way in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> all right. we'll have those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. >> we have a consumer alert tonight about a food recall at trader joe's. this is the second recall for the grocery store chain in a week. the concern is with more than 33,000 pounds of its broc

it is a great honor and i appreciate very much what you guys do and also the "today" show for setting this up. it is absolutely fabulous. >> you are in the book, my friend. kim, lilly's cog up on "sunday day"? i'm headed out to the west coast to talk with chelsea handler. netflix came to her and we're behind the scenes. she can get away with anything she >>> this is a news 4 today news break. >>> good morning everybody. it's 9:57 on this friday. i'm erika gonzalez. here is what is making news for tod today. we are working to learn the name of a stabbing victim. police say the man was stabbed and later died at the hospital. so far no arrests have been made. washington capitols are getting ready for tomorrow night's game. knocked out of playoffs. you can watch game five right here on news 4. now chuck has your forecast mpt. >>> a rainy forecast and periods of heavy rain coming off the bay now moving westbound into the metro. prepare for very heavy rain from about noon time to 6:00 this evening. could get an inch, maybe two inches in spots. heaviest rain east of i-95 corridor. 60s with breaks of sunshine tomorrow. nicest day will be sunday and back into the 80s next >

lilly. david, you have been at the firm for 15 years? >> 16. emily: john, you put greylock on the map in silicon valley. how did you do that? john: it was a partnership effort. we both take some credit, but it is a team effort. in the early 2000's, we made a move to say every partner should have an operating background. that allows us to connect better to entrepreneurs, to build companies. emily: john, you were the ceo of mozilla. you started your career as a scientist at apple? john: that mostly means i didn't ship code at apple. i was doing experiments around the edges. emily: why greylock? john: i wouldn't want to work at most firms. emily: why not? guest: i like people who make things. everyone at greylock valued making products. it is characteristic of david to enter the question like, no, it was everybody else. emily: you did find facebook and linkedin. you convinced reid hoffman to join the firm. how did you do that? how do you do that? john: again, it comes down to -- we believe if you come from product and you have that background and network, there is an authenticity. most people do not remember this, but in 2005, when facebook

later today lilly will be adopted by john stuart the former host of the daly show. they are opening a home for animals in colts neck, new jersey. >>> pennsylvanians will be able to buy beer and fill up with gas at the same place. the state liquor board just voted to allow gas stations to sell six-packs at nine different locations that submitted applications. they can sell malt or brewed beverages. >>> well, today on "action news" we are taking a look back at the very special career of our friend and colleague, lisa thomas-laury. among the memories are the parades she cohosted with dave roberts. >> we are ready to go here. >> we don't have sunshine not much of it today. hollywood is in town and we thought we would look cool too. >> i'm here with lisa thomas-laury what a great start. >> we are having a wonderful time, i condition think of a way to better celebration our nation's birthday. >> happy holidays everybody! >> we have a great crowd on the parkway. a lot of fabulous floats, more fabulous than ever. >> you can see lisa onset for one final time today. that is tonight on "action n

lilly and will be nationwide. i am just bush, in oakland, kron4 newsprint >> pam: to alameda county deputies have been arrested for beating a suspect after a high-speed chase. both are accused of beating 29 year old, petrov with their batons near san francisco park your allegedly used a stolen car to hit too sure that these cars but also faces a gun and drug charges. after the fbi searched his apartment in march and a separate matter. santa maria and we were suspected to structure--to render by the end of tomorrow. --surrender >> pam: 17 and a half million dollars. that is how much money san francisco mayor is proposing to spend to help the city's police department. as aristide is facing mounting criticism for that deadly officer and of shooting of mario was, and a racist text messaging scandal. the u.s. department of justice is also reviewing the department's policy and procedures. the mayor is expected to introduce the reforms and june. >> pam: a sunny forecast for the week our meteorologist british ship has details. -- brittany ship >> brittany: our temperature is right now in san francisco art in the mid 50's so there i