set up a he had quit lesson room. >> i love lorraine. >> let us know what you think, connect with us on our facebook page, on twitter and on our website cbsphilly.com. >> jim and i are split. you got to break the tie. >> oh, i have to break the tie. texting in the movie, i say no. >> thank you. >> it is like a bright light, you for example and your eyes -- >> common sense prevails. thank you, lauren. >> now how is the weather going to be for tonight? >> beautiful, might not want to head up the mover this weekend it, will just be so nice to be outside. sunshine, been on this nice sunny streak, warming temperatures up, step-by-step, that will continue as we head into the upcoming weekend with some 70s in store, but it is beautiful right now. on this friday afternoon, 57 degrees, in philadelphia. getting a live look, glorious center city, nothing but blue skies to see, wind out of the east, they're nice and light at around 5 miles per hour, but it was a chill start to the day today. temperatures had been rebounding pretty significantly, 41 degrees in philadelphia. 33 degrees was our low

other countries are using the gps , the lorraine system, advanced lorraine system. it could be done in a public-private partnership and that's what this amendment would attempt to have a full study that would allow for us to move forward should we decide depending on the study for that the lorraine backup system to the gps. we can go into great depth about why the gps systems we haveare vulnerable . it has been studied since the early 90s, all of which say the gps system is the single point of failure for virtually everything we do now including most of the, a good portion but not all of the military navigation and smart bombs and the rest. there are some backups in those systems but the e lorraine system could be built at a modest cost and could be a public-private partnership in which the government would set up a opportunity for private companies to use the existing lorraine sites that are within the united states. that's what it is. it's simply advances the study and moves us one step closer to being in place and providing us with a backup. i yelled back my time

lorraine, her op ed in the wall street journal really lays out why it is that little sisters have agreed to this proposal by the court. she said essentially as long as it is truly separate, as long as the contraceptives only go to employees, it is separate policy, enrollment, communications from our insurance plan, as long as it is separate, then we are ok with it. we agree to the court solution. so i think what you see is the little sisters being very reasonable in responding to the court's order in a reasonable way. but the government is not being as reasonable. the government is saying we are not quite sure about this. we want to do it our way and not change anything. host: why do you think the government is saying that? hannah smith: well i think the , government is saying that because they have invested a lot of resources in litigating this case for the last five years. and telling the lower courts of appeals, this is the only way we can do this. the way we have set it up through the accommodation is the only way we can achieve our interest. but quite frankly, that is just not true.

was assassinated 48 years ago...at the lorraine motel in memphis tennessee. people rioted in over a hundred cities across the u-s...after the civil rights leader was murdered. planes are flying to and from brussels again... nearly two weeks after deadly terrorist attacks at the city's airport. the first passenger flight took off yesterday from brussels to portugal. not long after that... planes bound for greece and italy left the runway. the re-opening curity 0001>>> mraengz are flying to and from brussels again today. planes bound for greece and italy left the runway. they have a high security era in air travel are for belgium. >>> busted budge sxet broken promises, that's how the long awaited high speed rail that will connect the bay area to southern is being described. today a senator will urge a committee to reject the latest business plan. under the plan, the first major stretch would be bakersfield to san jose we've seen animations for years, but now it's new. wilson walker shows us the high speed rail is already happening in the central valley. >> you'

spent the day at the lorraine motel in memphis in a series of planning meetings for his next march on at 6:00 p.m. he walked into the courtyard to greet some friends and was struck down by a single shot from an assassin's rifle. an hour later at st. joseph's hospital he was pronounced dead. word spread more slowly in those days when no one had phones in their pockets. and when presidential candidate robert kennedy stepped up to speak at a campaign event in indianapolis about an hour later most people there did not know what had happened in memphis. richard lugar was then the republican mayor of indianapolis, and like all big city mayors he was worried about the possibility of rioting that night as word of the assassination spread. he told senator knedy that he he could not guarantee his safety at the planned campaign event in the heart of the black community at 17th and broadway. the senator decided to go to the event without any police protection. when bobby kennedy climbed up on the back of a flatbed truck and looked out over the microphone, he saw a happy crowd of african-american

was gunned down on the balcony of my a -- of a lorraine hotel. he was in memphis to support a strike from sanitation workers. confession. king was 39 years old. the race for the white house is tightening on the gop side. donald trump is looking to recover from a bad week. new polls show him trailing ted cruz after a controversial statement on abortion and one of his campaign managers was charged with assault. as democratic battle is just tight. bernie sanders and hillary clinton arnett can the get ahead of tomorrow's primary in wisconsin. clinton says she is not worried despite sanders recent win streak. the popularok at vote, i have close to 9 million votes. that is one million more than donald trump and 2.5 million more than senator sanders. inanie: the democrats are negotiation for another debate ahead of the big new york primary. that will be held in about two weeks. while we are bracing for colder weather around here, it is nothing compared to sno take a look. the national weather service says several inches could fall from buffalo to boston

give a little respect for lorraine, our facebook fan of the hour. of the 20 congratulations was audrey, daughter of the late great peter fe have been 93 today. >> meteorologist: a beautiful day for many reasons and one of those is the weather. we expect another nice day the 50s, 57 in central park, the same number in bridgeport and 51 toward montauk point, mid-50s down the shore and bellmawr, and sussex checking in at 53. winds are a little breezy and red flag warning is issued for the entire state of connecticut, and it could spread rather rapidly across the region as we saw yesterday across northeastern sections of new jersey. we are nice and clear, high-pressure in control will bring another sun filled day relatively quiet. assistant sitting to the west gets into the region by friday and that is when you will need the umbrella handy. no need for an umbrella just sunglasses, plenty of sunshine will help warm us up in the low 60s which is normal for this time of year. in a 70s tomorrow and the weekend looks good, plenty of sunshine, highs in the 60

was shot on the balcony of the lorraine motel in april 4, 1968.sse jackson was killed with dr. king when he was killed. he join us on the phone. >> good to be with you. a day of sadness and jubilation. jubilation of his life and social transformation of the south and pain of his being killed at such a young age. martha: if you look at picture we have up on the screen a moment ago of you standing on that balcony take us back to that moment. >> well the day before that picture was, i think april the 2nd. we were just coming in from atlanta. the plane had been held up because there was a threat of a bomb on the plane. he may have mentioned that in his speech and he just gotten in from the airport and we chose the lorraine motel. i think that may be the picture of jose williams and reverend abernathy, dr. king and i on the balcony. we met with ministers reverend ralph jobs son, bishop ford and other ministers that day. the next day dr. king said he really did not want to speak that night. he was not feeling well. he had a migraine headache. he had so

medford through a predecessor of hers at howard, lorraine williams, who wrote a book about -- wrote an article about intellectuals who campaigned for lincoln. among the people she mentioned was my great uncle, general thomas osborne. through searching that out, i got to know dr. mitford -- medford. and she has been a friend and admired person. she is the chair of the department of history at howard university. she teaches 19th century history. she has lectured widely and has been actively involved in many activities. i have read her book and i strongly urge that all of you do, too. she has brought to the fore the story of those who had the most pressing interest and who worked tirelessly, although largely unrecognized, in achieving emancipation. thee were the slaves, people have the most vital interest. in her book, lincoln and emancipation, fills a gap left in the story of emancipation by bringing to the four the important role so many blacks played in changing the face of our nation and bringing about emancipation. i have been counseled to be brief. and so with that, i would like to

memphis to support striking tan sation workers when -- sanitation worker whence he was shot at the lorraine hotel after 6:00 in the evening. jonathan: i want to keeping tabs on. transformer fire in the basement of the i.r.s. service building was reported an hour ago. we don't know if the building had to be evacuated as a result. but we know that constitution avenue is closed between tenth and 12th street right now. a mess there. this is an area you do want to avoid. we do have a crew on the way to get to the scene. we will let you know when we get more information about the fire inside the building. it's reported an hour ago. no report of injuries or even if the building had to be evacuated. jummy: jonathan, the other big story is the rain. starting to move in the area. it's bringing a change with it chief meteorologist doug hill is here to track the forecast. doug: rain moving through ahead of the forecast. it's delaying the play of the orals home opener in camden yard in baltimore. for us, scattered showers but no detection of lightning from this. no thunderstorm yet. the system is moving

he was standing on the second floor balcony of that lorraine motel where he and associates were stayinghen a snipper's bullet struck him in the neck. he was rushed to the hospital where he was later pronounced dead. night before doctor king gave a speech at mason temple where his talk seemed to fore theshadow his own untimely passing. >> let us move on, in these powerful days, these days of challenge, to make america what it out to be. we have an opportunity to make america a better nation. i want to thank god once more for allowing me to be here with you. >> doctor king was just 39 years old. >>> coming up on 5:18. lets look at world news on this monday morning. the flights once again taking off from brussels, airport partially reopened for the first time since deadly terror attacks nearly two weeks ago. small crowd was on hand after emotional moments as first plane took off. the as you can expect security was extremely tight. all passengers had to go through extra screenings and were told to arrive three hours early at the airport. >> it is an emotional moment for all of us, me person

here's fox's lorraine estrada. >> reporter: intense case of road rage. drivers putting themselves and others at risk speeding over 90 miles per hour. at one point driving in the opposite lane of traffic. it was all caught on video by the biker himself 23-year-old ronnie gonzales. gonzales says he was head to do work monday when he apparently messed with the wrong guy on southwest 312th street and 147th avenue. it started at the intersection when he rode between two lanes and stopped in front of a pack of drivers. at the same time a homestead police officer was turning on the other side of the intersection. when the light turned green gonzales and the driver of a fusion engage in a dangerous game of cat and mouse at speeds higher than 90 miles per hour. then at another light in front of other stopped drivers, hand gestures were exchanged, gonzales smacked the driver's mirror and zooms off. >> at that point i just want to get out of the situation. i was like forget about this. >> reporter: the 23-year-old says he tried to get away driving into the opposite

doctor king was standing on the second floor balcony of the lorraine motel where he and associates wereen a snipper's bullet struck him in the neck. he was rush to the hospital where he was pronounced dead an hour later. he was just 39. the night before doctor king gave a speech the mason temple church. in that speech he seemed to sort of foreshadow his own untimely passing. the here's a part of the famous mountain top speech. >> like anybody, would i like to live a long life, a longevity has its place but i'm not concerned about that right now. i just want to do god's will and he has allowed me to go up to the mountains and i look over and i seen the promise land. i may not get there with you but i want you to know tonight that we as a people will get to the promise land. >> may not get there with you, of course, we have had all kind of death threats. doctor martin luther king junior lost at the age of 39. >>> all right. 4:51. all right, men, before you head to the beach this summer you may want to think twice burr sun screen. recent study results out of denmark suggests that certain s

he was gunned down at the lorraine motel in memphis tennessee on this day back in 1968. civil rights icon was in town to support a strike by sanitation workers. king was shot in the neck while he was standing on the and a balcony. he was 39 years old. riots erupted in more than a hundred cities across the u.s. in the days following his assassination. >> from our delaware news room a dover high school employee and wrestling coach charged with stealing school funds allegedly. 46-year-old brian ogman was arrested after an investigation into missing funds from the high school's wrestling blaster account. he's accused of using a debit card attached to that account at dover downs casino and at a wawa convenience store. he's also charged with taking the profits made by a wrestling fundraiser. altogether he's accused of taking about $1,500. ogbin is out on. >> more than 600 artifacts from the s.s. united states are being donated to a conservancy. the u.s.s. united states has sat idle on the delaware river in south philadelphia since 1996. the conservancy has agreed to restore th

so the court's going to impose 18 years at lorraine correctional institution. >> watching paris in thatace, when he heard his sentence, that he got the maximum, he did seem a little shocked. i don't think he even knew how to deal with it. >> all rise. >> step out. >> i love you, mom. >> i love you, too. they gave him the maximum time. >> 18? >> the maximum time. >> 18! >> i don't know what to say, where to go, because i really can't believe it. >> they was devastated. i mean, i reacted, i couldn't believe he got 18 years. but he handled it -- he ain't crying in the courtroom, did he? he told me. so i mean, he handled it better than i thought he would. 18 years, that's a long time. >> i ain't think i deserve all that time, because i didn't do it. so i really don't think i should have got that much time. >> what do you mean you didn't do it? when you got up there, you were apologizing, like you were taking responsibility, and saying how sorry you were. >> they said if you going to take this plea, you've got to cop out and say you did it, so i had to say i did it, but i really didn't do it

lorrain county community college, edison state, they made a lot of progress in this area. miami, university of cincinnati, just with guidance counselors and k-12. the schools are going to do this. areimportant work we setting into motion across the higher education system, especially on affordability will prepare a ohioans for strong futures. proud to hold up our progress to other states as a model that they can all learn from us. reforms and proposals we're bringing you will build in on the success of the programs we have made together. people aroundhe this country the recommendations of our cost-cutting commission that can help attack this problem and solve some of this across our country. we are increasing the number of jobs available as well as the types of jobs available. if you ask people about ohio, many times they will say it is forfootball team agriculture or steel. bring about ao significant broadening of the base. we have seen that in some of the positions that have been created by some ohio's employers. three investments in the state, -- uding wilmington, amazo

the so-called panera 2.0 is proving the lorraine to diners.ings --er earnings beating estimates. those shares are trading higher. tracy: think you so much, julie. david: shares of dreamworks are popping after the maker of "shrek" is looking for a buyer. comcast is in talks to buy the animation studios for more than $3 billion. tracy: let's bring in paul sweeney. dreamworks is one of the few independent players left in hollywood. is this going to kick another media round of consolidation off? paul: we think it will. we saw consolidation in addition region side of the business. at&t buying directv, charter communications about to acquire time warner cable. in the wake of that it made a lot of sense for some the content companies, studios, to really get together and level the playing field and consolidate on their own. i think one of the areas we have about, some of the smaller independent companies such as amc or lions gate or dreamworks might consider to get together amongst themselves or might be candidates to be acquired by some larger compan

[applause] lorrain county community college, edison state, they made a lot of progress in this area.ersity of cincinnati, just with guidance counselors and k-12. higher education advisors for students is a priority. and the schools are going to do this. the important work we are setting into motion across the higher education system, especially on affordability will prepare ohioans for strong futures. we have more work to do and we must do it. we are proud to hold up our progress to other states as a model that they can all learn from us. these new reforms and proposals we're bringing you will build in on the success of the programs we have made together. over the past five years. and in fact, i am sending the people around this country the recommendations of our cost-cutting commission then i think can help attack this problem and solve some of this across our country. our economic growth is increasing both the number of jobs available as well as the types of jobs available. if you ask people about ohio, many times they will say it is the football team. or agriculture or steel. it h

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our next caller on a republican line, lorraine from michigan.aller: i thought it was great but i think donald should get in because lying ted cruz keeps saying he could raise taxes, that is a lie. ted cruz knows nothing but how to lie. i am tired of the lies. all his children are very smart and obedient and are very nice kids. from all of his wives. you can't beat that, he is a family man. that is what i have to say. host: thank you for your call. on our democratic line, david from tulsa, oklahoma. what did you think about last night's results? caller: good morning. i thought last night confirmed that hillary clinton is going to be the democratic nominee. i think bernie sanders will continue to campaign and will begin a very powerful spot in her -- will begin been a very powerful spot -- be given a very powerful spot in her administration. i think donald trump is dangerous. -- do youi ask you have concerns about the democratic party unifying once the nominee is clear? caller: no. i think that bernie sanders, for recently,art, until has maintaine

he is well known for being at the lorraine motel the day dr. king was assassinated. he was near dr. king and was a witness to the assassination, which he told people about throughout the country and part of a documentary film called "the witness." he remembered dr. king's works, what he did and lived his life trying to move civil rights forward and making the country it was supposed to be, a life well lived. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> mr. speaker, the obama administration's foolish nuclear deal with iran continues to get more troubling and damaging by the day. last week, we found out that the administration was spending $8.6 million of your hard-earned tax dollars to buy nuclear material from iran. that's right. the united states government is borrowing money from china and the rest of the world to buy heavy water from iran, water used in nuclear reactors. this is insanely f