. >> reporter: dr loft us is taking a stroll through the baltimore neighbourhood with his 2-year-old daughter. he mooed here five years ago after growing nup a middle class down 20 miles from the city. why? it is in the heart of inner city baltimore and is one of the most dangerous neighbourhoods. >> this is san town, look at the houses that are boarded up. is that common? >> yes there's a lot of vacant houses. >> reporter: loft us is part of a group known as relocators. >> >> reporter: i'm telling on glass. they are christian eadvantagelicals who bleest the only way to help poor communities is to move in and become neighbours. >> it helps you live on an equal plane and see people less of "i'm here, coming to help you" and more like "we are neighbours we are figuring this out together." [ singing ] >> reporter: he's a member of new song a church founded on the idea that everyone should have a personal stake in giving strength to the suffering. >> we take up residence. i decided to take up residence. >> that's the pastor of new song. >> i've been through so much stuff in my life... >>

. >> a loft us don't agree. we are looking more pro-active at this than bettering our community than mad or upset about it. >> rutgers leadership says the move comes in light after number of alcohol related incidents this year, involving greek organizations. sophomore caitlin died last september, after attending a party at the delta cap an epsilon fraternity. her death was ruled alcohol related then last month reports every under age drinking led to a fraternity shutdown. >> definitely they can get out of hand. but there are the large percentage of frats on campus that don't let it get out every hand. >> the university says they're taking this step out of caution and concern. though some think this ban will do more harm than good. >> that doesn't mean parties will stop happening t means they will stop happening in the heard houses. but every fraternity has satellite house somewhere in new brunswick less safe place, and they'll have their there instead. >> no word yet how rutgers will enforce the party ban. as of

colder for tonight where temperatures will probably start off in the 20's, the 30's, for a loft us.s also a freeze warning out for the lehigh valley, freeze watch for many of the suburbs, phillies game today. first pitch temperature only 49 degrees and with that breeze, which could gust to 30 miles an hour it, will feel even colder. so jackets needed for the whole game. more of kinds of like brisk fall afternoon what it will feel like. seven day forecast, shows we'll slowly very, very slowly warm up. sixty on saturday, beautiful day, but both friday, saturday morning, we start off in the 30's. sixty-four on sunday, we taken off that chill. but temperatures, remain in only the mid 60s, as we go through the rest of the week under mostly cloudy skies. that's a look at your seven day forecast, time now 5:48. good morning to you bob kelly >> police just cleared an accident approaching the walt whitman bridge. so traffic moving again no problems at all roads dry with no major backups along the way. as you leave south jersey, and head north on the freeway led lights kop pocket of volume, r

. >> a loft us looking bettering the community inch kid of being mad or upset about it. >> rutgers leadershipe move comes in light of number of alcohol related incidents this year, involving greek organizations. sophomore caitlin kovax died last september after attending a party at the delta cap an epsilon alcohol related. then reports of under age drinking led to sigma few epsilon fraternity to shut down. >> definitely can get out of hand. but there are the large percentage of frats on campus that don't let it get out of hand. >> the university says they are taking this step out of caution and concern. though some think this ban will do more harm than good. >> that doesn't mean parties are going to stop happening t means they will stop happening in their letter houses, but every fraternity has satellite house somewhere in new brunswick in a less safe place. and they are going to have their parties there instead. >> rutgers has okay end of year parties for campus greeks but only third party vendors serve the alcohol. party ban is in effect, though no word on how it is enforced. live in the ne

the action by 2:00 in the afternoon more rain comes back, evening rush could be really messy for a loft usause of the possibility of heavy downpours, high winds and thunderstorms. maybe about 5:00 p.m. maybe later on in the evening. and even in the overnight hours. you'll get your chance at thunderstorms, for friday. so not perfect but it will be mild on friday after all of the rain is gone, that is when chillier temperatures moves in saturday morning but i think we'll tide the training off for holiday weekends, we still have temperatures in the 20's out there, it is tough on day like today because if you are going out now and you're out all day you got temperatures in the 20's, need your coat. but later on we're in the mid 60s, and you won't 38 degrees in philadelphia, 37 degrees down in dover winds are calm at the moment, but as that frontal system gets closer, we will see winds picking up today. we could see wind gusts later on of about 30 miles an hour, as we look at the past seven days, a week ago we got to 67 degrees. and today we will be back in the 60s not bad yesterday with the hi

i know a loft us did. as we look here, no lightning being reported at this point. thunderstorms have essentially fizzled away, and just left with moisture that's got to roll through in the form of showers. it is a lot more scattered in nature obviously than yesterday produced, but where it is coming down, you have got similar rainfall intensity what we ends the up with yesterday. meanwhile, handful of storm reports that have since come into us. lynn monmouth county, reported just nearly an inch-size hail, and .88 equals out to about a nickel size, at philadelphia international airport, we ends the up with plane m and m size hail, not peanut m and m's, just plane m and m's, new castle county quarter inch size hail about the size after pea. meanwhile, pocono mountain municipal airport pretty hefty wind gusts also reported so that was really what we expected. wind hail, that's what we got. outside we go to pleasant valley middle and high schools, damp conditions left behind, still actually kind of mild but winds flow beginning to shift out of the northwest hasn't real

. >> i know that he dj a lot of places in west chester, where a loft us have grown up, my hometown, and it is scar. >> i i'm mortified, horrified, i can't believe this is in my neighborhood. >> millwick is he professional dj am photographer, goes by the name dj dan dub c. police are concerned that there could be more victims out there, and he has been released on bail, we're hearing he is staying with his parents in west chester. they are with no answer at the door last night. mike, alex? >> thank you, jenny. eleven past 7:00 this thursday. >> after weeks of testimony, a jersey about the marathon bombing has found tsarnaev dzhokhar guilty on all 30 counts. >> wow, all 30. the 21 year old could be facing the death penalty now for his crimes. the jury must now turn its attention to the sentencing phase. massachusetts by the way, one of the people that they killed, sean collier, police officer, at mit, massachusetts does not have the death penalty, but because this case is a federal case, the jury does have the power to sentence this 21 year old to death. so our attorney ken rotweiler, i s

we used it when there was lofts built in the city, it has been used before. there are some differences in a new building versus an existing building. in answer to your question, is it a dangerous building, i can't say that. and i personally have never been to the building. >> thank you. so we will take our rebuttal then starting with the apell ant, mr. collieer. >> thank you, i wanted to address commissioner swig's comment. i do have an email sent to mr. gall, the permit holder, i will put on the overhead. plumbing inspection division said i found no violations, this was in october of 2013. building inspection said elevator lobby doors need to be upgraded, there was a lack of required heat. but basically they all felt that it was just maintenance issues in many cases. for example, electrical inspection says most of the problems with these buildings appear to be maintenance related. so i don't think they are willing to waive the requirement of light and air, which is what mr. buscovich said was the big problem, having to he to ex this building is not a fire tr

are working with the budget office on a long-term staffing plan and in the meantime we have been using a loft overtime to -- a lot of overtime to answer the calls in a timely fashion. quickly i will highlight a couple other areas of focus. we have been working with the fire department on technology and procedural changes to try to improve medical and fire dispatch. that's a big focus for us and that relates to the third thing, the bullet enhancing training for low frequency high impact events and the fire end of the fire department focuses on are low frequency high impact events and fires don't happen frequently but have a high impact and need to be trained for that and have an increased focus on that and we have a number of technology changes coming down. last may we replaced the main dispatch system and with that big change over that allows other systems to change over so we're going to look at replacing the ambulance mapping system and things like that. we're in the process of replacing our phone systems and that's funded thankfully by the state but happening over the next year and the [in

i'm multi that is king, a loft treats then rachael saw us here rape he will we watches heard we wereway too earl knit morning. >> actually and you need some energy with some natural cashews, natural sunflower seeds, and we'll give you some good get up and go. >> we love you. thank you so much. >> alec chris we're done, we're headed back. better stick around for these baked goods i heard. >> we sure will. the fun isn't over yet. because i'm heading to reading this evening, it will be me, karen hepp, sue serio scott william. we will be on the "newstonight" at 5:00 and six: at jimmy's peanut bar first energy stadium in reading. join us. >> and i'll be sleeping. have great weekends go phillies if you are going to the ballpark, because this is good wetter. >> my my, my, mama my my. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated fo

have just dropped folks off at the pen re lays, as they go back and forth, the pen re lays, they use a loft buses, should l buses in and out of center city to take folks from the hotels, in toward the races. so that could be part in the mix there, if you are getting ready to leave the house right now, the westbound schuylkill choice dollars. come over the walt whitman, airport area, stay with 95 north, and then come into center city, using the vine street expressway coming into the sit on the eastbound side, with only one lane open, in the tunnel here. >> use one of the drivers it, will get new downtown, as i mention, the pen re lays, we will see a lot of volume through the day here trying to exit at university. right now, again, it is a parking lot from vare avenue all the way in north on 295, accident near route 30, white horse pike there in south jersey. accident on the pennsylvania turnpike, at willow grove, another crash south on the extension near lansdale. falling apart here, in this 7:00 hour for some good news. >> sun glare for us. >> maybe. i don't know how much good news i have.

lives in a loft and drives they eightsed the -- guys vespatumblr founder and ceo david karp. thank you for joining us. thank you for having this on the schedule. >> i do have a schedule now. >> now you are part of yahoo!, you have meetings. >> this has turned into a major team of 300 people. a major business we launched 1.5 years ago. >> tell me about you, where you grew up. >> i was born and raised in new york city. my mom was a teacher. my dad was a composer. i found myself surrounded by all of this creative technology growing up. in my dad's recording studio. in my mom's work in the recording industry. i remember spending those nights and weekends in the recording studio. it felt like the starship enterprise. >> when did you learn how to code? >> i learned markup languages and i was 11 years old. when i was 13 or 14 i started -- justproficient in enough to do a little damage. one of the first things that drew me into it were these personal identities people were creating for themselves. i saw the aol profiles and away messages. i really loved that expression, that identity. the idea this could be

not expecting a loft train we get any at all. this system out west of usre, watching the one that's down to our south. giving us possibility of rain tonight and tomorrow. see filtered sunshine here and there, especially today. tomorrow, for the spring fling, we are flinging fun, as alex wants to say. tomorrow, it will just be little chillier, we will probably call it sweater weather for friday, maybe stray shower or two, but shouldn't be big deal. certainly not deluge. saturday partly sunny, high of 72, and sunday, suburb, high of 77. get better after. that will if you like it warm, because the 80s return, starting on monday, bob kelly. >> golf t time here for monday and tuesday. >> here they come, northbound lanes of route 309, approaching the pennsylvania turnpike, down to only the shoulder, here, as the crews clean up, and a accident, again, this is north 309, coming up from say flourtown, trying to get to the turnpike interchange. otherwise, delays around the board. >> so between conshy, and city line, with some sun glare starting to pop coming around

use it in a warm manner. if it's cool or dry, it's very, very hard to handle. the good news is that there isn't an awful loft of treatment. but the bad news is some severe damage has already occurred. >> our records i believe show that it was 1959 when all four of the man ewe skript documents as well as the reading copy is on display. this is an opportunity to see these, once again for a very brief period of time. march 4 was the ses kwee centennial reading day. just theic to make sure i get the quoting quite right he said a little over a month later, i expect the ladder, meaning his inaugural address to wear as well perhaps better than anything i've produced. but i believe it's not immediately popular. the reason why is men are not flattered by being shown that there has been a difference of purpose between the all mighty and them. so when you're looking at this address, lincoln is basically saying everyone is responsible. so if that's not what you're expecting to hear for a nation that's on the brink of winning a civil war, you could understand why it may not be popular. but lincoln is correct. the second

loft, and drives a vespa. joining me today on "studio 1.0," tumblr founder and ceo david karp. thank you for joining us. >> i do have a schedule now. >> now you are part of yahoo!, you have meetings. >> we had meetings before yahoo! this has turned into a major team of 300 people. a pretty major business that we launched a year and a half ago. >> tell me about you, where you grew up. tell me about your parents. >> i was born and raised in new york city. my mom was a teacher. she started in the music industry. my dad was a composer. did a lot of work for television, particularly in news. i found myself surrounded by all of this creative technology growing up. in my dad's recording studio. my mom's work in the recording industry. i remember spending those nights and weekends in the recording studio. it felt like the starship enterprise. >> when did you learn how to code? >> i learned markup languages when i was 11 years old. to start making stuff for the internet. when i was 13 years old or 14 years old, i started to get proficient in perl, php, a little bit of c, just enough to do a little damage. one o

loft, and drives a vespa. joining me today on "studio 1.0," tumblr founder and ceo david karp. thank you for joining us. you for having this on the schedule. david: i do have a schedulno

loft, and drives a vespa. joining me today on "studio 1.0," tumblr founder and ceo david karp. thank you for joining us.

hi, there is a loft guys here, you need to crush. >> this you need to show for us what he is up againstk. >> okay. >> all right, so let's see what we have. batter batter batter swing. she one of your better girl hitters? >> she is a terrific softball player also a great wiffle ball player. >> oh. >> all right, it is cool. it is cool. you got the right outfit on. and nice. all right. now, okay. here's what's going to happen. you have been good. i want you to throw to me. cameron, get over here. all right, you are now like, joe buck and who ever the other person is on fox. you ready to throw me a ball? who is going to throw me a ball? you're so good. why mess it up by the way? high five. so here we go. it is the green mile. i'm in fenway. >> very exciting. >> how many homeruns do you think? over or un three? >> under three. under zero. >> wow. can i say something? >> short. >> i never played this game. pretty good for me. next one gets, seriously, you don't have anything to say about me connecting with the ball? >> hit the green monster. >> here she goes. her second swing. >> i don't know

and there was a loft emergency crews who maybe just pulled away here, but again this is took us ten 15 minutes to get down here, down right by the new castle airport. whenever you flight around the airport do you have get clearance from the airport. so hovering here. waiting to get clearance. >> listening to skyfox, just pop the camera down little bit down below. >> showing us what's causing this back up? >> yes south dupont highway at christianna road, right by the airport there you got the shopping plaza, but look at the back upment look at that. going up the side of the shoulder there. wow. >> that's 95? >> no that's dew point highway, route 13. christianna mall. >> they have, again we had reports of seven injuries possible children involved there, so, just a shame. this morning we've seen -- >> here we go. >> maybe we'll see the area then. >> what's causing this problem? >> yes. common. >> intersection. >> come on, guys. >> all happened in this 8:00 hour, where obviously the most school buses on the streets here, taking the kids to school this morning, but -- >> maybe the focus is

checking in with us, cart inning ton glasco west chester nottingham, sending in chilly temperatures this morning from bill john, steve, fran respectfully here. starting offer generally for a loftthe 30's this morning, so cool start but with that higher sun angle with the longer days, i keep getting longer and longer, these temperatures will ease up and warm up. really nicely here. >> within few minutes 07 degrees, under sunshine, beautiful. hint of breeze earned but not bad at all. meanwhile by the ninth inning, temperatures will have dropped some really looking ahead here to some very, very nice weather. maybe take an extra day off of work here and scoot out of work little early common joy all of the different festivities going on here. but, as we come back here live outside of the ballpark right now. joining me live is sal de angries. you are the head of operations and security, sal. changes going on at the ballpark, tell me about it. >> we do, at all of the gates 100% metal detection all of the fans, will have metal detectors at the gates. >> what do fans really need to know when they walk down here, they see this happening? what's the pros that's they are going to be put t

use the giant piston. they shoot it course. it's pretty wide. depending depending on where we are issue differently. we should it really hard. >> a little more loft. >> it's really hard to do that with just pneumatics. so it's just on or off. well we did was connected with field-tested. we should them up the ball changes position from where it starts. he goes in this. they they give it time and accountable. the position desire. >> well, we usually try to make sure we know we want to do. it usually takes about a week which is all the time we want to spend on it. as fast as we can get the design done. >> another pretty cool feature that we have on a robot that we currently don't have on because we borrowed it from a mentor. what it does is shoot waves out and waits for the wave to come back. it comes back. they will tell you there is something that far away. we use that to take the human out of the equation. if it is just standing there it thinks the ball is getting rolled over here and so it senses the velocity and how far away it is. he knows exactly. >> and it is doing that automatically. >> yes. help us catch the balls that other humans or othe

loft fun. i'm beasley reese for eyewitness sports. >> all right we will take short break. if you are headed out at this hour, take it from us record cold this hour. and coming up next, on "eyewitness news", carol will return with what you can expect, for the rest of the day. we'll be right back. moms know their family's mouths often need a helping hand. after brushing listerine® total care helps prevent cavities strengthens teeth and restores tooth enamel. it's an easy way to give listerine® total care to the total family. listerine® total care. one bottle, six benefits. power to your mouth™. and for kids starting at age six, listerine® smart rinse delivers extra cavity protection after brushing. ghirardelli of san francisco. we carefully craft the finest chocolate so you can savor life's sweetest moments. we pour our hearts into every square. >> we are following breaking international news. a powerful earthquake in nepaul. more on the heavy damage being reported this morning. >> also, abduct the and terrorized korean war veteran and his wife taken on a terrifying ride across the city. live with more on their

us, not just today not just tomorrow, but all week long. we'll take that. justin, we send it over to you. >> all right, i think a loftll be playing hooky from work today with that forecast, maybe trying to extend the weekend little bit sunshine and 70s. dealing with major accident in new jersey, burlington city, we take you live to chopper three, scene at 3:45 this morning, involving this sedan and dump truck. now the driver of the sedan was air lifted to a hospital in trenton closing down route 30 at high street in burlington city. the closure continues through the morning as they are trying to clean up the scene. and there you go. there is the accident scene again, 130 at high street. closed, the alternate old york road, or broad street, to get around that scene. we take to you 95, things are jacking up pretty good headed south into the city, so you will be tapping the brakes here heading in toward center city. drive times starting to pick up as far as the volume goes, 76, from the blue route to the vine. eastbound, slow, taking you 21 minutes, 422 eastbound observation to 202, 13 minute drive, slow volume there as

we'll have a loft sunshine breezy though, then back at you on "fox 29 news" breezy cool, temperatures in the mid 50's. again, that's for for tomorrow, friday out in mullica hill. come join usy. >> at the blue plate restaurant. >> good restaurant. 6:46. accident and sun glare for you. live look at route 100 southbound right near route 202. you got vehicle off into the woods here. so there is only one lane open on that southbound side, a live look downtown philly folks scooting out of town here westbound on the schuylkill heading out toward 30th dealing with some early morning sun glare as you work your way in toward center city. a live look at the benny coming into philly. here is the construction zone, coming out of the toll plaza the right lane is blocked. with these cones until about mid-way up the ramp here so there is only three lanes to begin your trip, heading up and over the ben bye mid-span it opens back up to four lanes so we will see if that cause as delay. baseball mike business meeting today. >> business meeting? >> business meeting business person. >> oh, at the phillies? >> bring your profit and lost statement. >> sure. >> they're questioning your expenses, t

use it in a warm manner. if it's cool or dry, it's very, very hard to handle. the good news is that there isn't an awful loft of treatment. but the bad news is some severe damage has already occurred. >> our records i believe show that it was 1959 when all four of the man ewe skript documents as well as the reading copy is on display. this is an opportunity to see these, once again for a very brief period of time. march 4 was the ses kwee centennial reading day. just theic to make sure i get the quoting quite right he said a little over a month later, i expect the ladder, meaning his inaugural address to wear as well perhaps better than anything i've produced. but i believe it's not immediately popular. the reason why is men are not flattered by being shown that there has been a difference of purpose between the all mighty and them. so when you're looking at this address, lincoln is basically saying everyone is responsible. so if that's not what you're expecting to hear for a nation that's on the brink of winning a civil war, you could understand why it may not be popular. but lincoln is correct. the second

central planes, a loft nasty storms, even still rumbling across kentucky tennessee, that is all headed our way. so we go ahead, zoom it in. frontal boundary that had been stacking south to keep user the last few days, start today lift back north right now. we've even had up kel of thunderstorms with this, you're also going to find pockets of fog out there too looking currently at the area wind speeds, kind of happen hard adder, all over the plates eventually we start to see more of southwest push take over. so while we are off to chilly start, we are off to calm start in terms of wind flow, helping the fog to form, eventually we sky rocket by here. in noon, 60s by 3:00 p.m. we should easily be in the low 70s, i think we have a shot to hit about 73 for official hyatt philadelphia international airport. it comes with different segment, fog showers for now midday sun, a little bit of it anyway. as temperatures sky rocket, and then eventually late this afternoon, afternoon we end up with the biggest potential and i say specially vittoria delaware, southern new jersey with the biggest potential for gust yes, sir wind even small size hail. >> definitely not looking forward to. that w

loft soldiers, a lot of police and a lot of calm right now. and no trouble with these arrests. the first three i witnessed the people were wondering why are you bothering us, why are you harassing us. violating the curfew is why people are being checked and sometimes as you see right here arrested now here just after 4:00 a.m. >> stevie know you say you just arrived here, were these people rioting protesting, being belligerent or -- >> no just walking by our live truck and i didn't tell them about a curfew, and i said they are walk willing right into trouble. so they were being nice, and trying to be polite as possible to the police but the problem is you are into in violation of the curfew if you look at the clock until 5:00 a.m. you are not allowed to be out here so these people weren't doing anything wrong but just walking on the street and violating the curfew. soap, that is your answer right there. >> and they had to have known by now that the curfew was in effect. i know you just arrived perhaps haven't had a chance to talk to them, we don't even know if the police are giving you access to talk to them, but were they basically scoff laws forget this

us with a nice forecast. >> i have beautiful pictures to show. sun is up in every location, so we take tour of the area. you can just stay put. we'll go a loft places, but fasten your seatbelt before we go. here we go. center city philadelphia, beautiful looking start to the day. we head over to the poconos, the sun is coming up there looks great at jack frost big boulder. moving down to the shore look at this, beautiful in atlantic city with the sun, glistening offer the atlantic ocean and then we head out to kutztown, and the sun coming up there, too. 36 degrees. the temperature out there. we do have some cooler air this morning than we saw yesterday morning, with the afternoon, warmer than yesterday. 64 degrees, sun, clouds, still breezy, but the breeze comes out of the southwest, advice cents the northwest so it will feel better today than it did yesterday. forty-three out at the airport in philadelphia. thirty-nine in trenton 39 degrees in wilmington, at the freezing mark in the poconos, right now and 42 down in atlantic city. but that's still 20 degrees cooler than it was yesterday morning at this time. but in the afternoon, we end up

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us play and they think that it just comes easy. every day this team just kept working and working. they deserve everything they have. they really do. >> his teams have never loft in a championship game. he is tied with john wooden for the most coaching tights in basketball history. coming up, the latest on an afghan soldier opening fire on u.s. troops in jalalabad. one u.s. soldier is reported to be among the dead. thanks for watching. >> no nonsense new york city police commissioner william bratton >> they just respected this department >> restoring trust... >> it's going to be difficult... >> modernizing the force... >> this is going to be a revolutionary year >> protecting lives... >> the technologies we have available to us are phenomenal >> every sunday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping. inspiring. entertaining. talk to al jazeera. only on al jazeera america. >> welcome relief, aid arrives for those caught in the middle of the war in yemen. >> a white u.s. police officer is charged with murder after shooting a black man in the back. plus seeking new friends t

almost as if people want us to apologize we don't make a lot of chotch i asks and ship them over to china for them to buy. we are lucky we make an expensive product with a loftkilled workers. we want people to buy those planes. i hope people will stop and realize for one second that aerospace manufacturing is a lot of jobs in the united states of america. mr. donahue: it's bad thing to make predictions because then the people you want to work hard let up. the things that you have raised, the issues of job training and some of the related issues there, we could talk about community colleges and all of that, and the thing you raise on the bank, are issues that we are pushing very hard. and i feel we are going to get there. senator cantwell: thank you. thank you very much mr. chairman. senator hatch: thank you, senator cantwell. we'll turn to senator stabenow and then senator warner. senator stabin now: thank you to the hearing -- senator stabenow: thank you for the hearing. we are in a global economy, we know we are going to tray. this is about whether we are exporting a product or jobs. it's a question ofpolicy. we either have something that means we strength