lynn: hi! lemonis: how are you? i'm marcus. lynn: lynn hughes. nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. -are you norton? -norton: i am norton. -lemonis: nice to meet you, sir. -norton: nice to meet you. lemonis: what a great place. -norton: thank you. -lynn: thank you. lemonis: there's some people in here. lynn: yeah! isn't this great? lemonis: and so, i noticed that on the sign, that you're only open -- lynn: thursday, friday, and saturdays. lemonis: how many seats in the entire place? lynn: about 200. lemonis: and is there ever a time where it's jam-packed, out the door, down the street? norton: actually, we have pictures of it at about halfway in the parking lot. that is not real unusual. we can feed as many as 500 people in a night. lemonis: do you guys ever run out of seats in the dining area and then have to turn customers away? norton: yeah. lemonis: how many acres is the whole complex? norton: on this side of the road, we got about 30 acres. lemonis: okay. so, there's more expansion land. norton: as long as we keep getting business, we can keep adding

lynne was cooking chinese food. she had company, a male friend who had come for dinner, a male friend who was not richard frank. no. this was an ex-boyfriend named joe giarusso. after dinner lynne and joe drank some wine, talked about what we cannot know, and then at 11:30 or so, he left. and lynne went to bed. early shift at the hospital. outside, the street was silent. wednesday ticked into thursday. that's when the neighbors heard it, couldn't help but hear it, a high-pitched scream. and it came from lynne knight's little apartment. it was a scream that would echo down through the years and change so many lives. >> my whole world crashed in. >> reporter: 35 years later, the scene in that apartment would still leave a hardened homicide detective in tears. >> you'll have to excuse me. he leopard print. sprint told us they'd cut our verizon bill in half. oh yeah. we'd save a bunch of money on our rate plan by switching to sprint. but we don't need to save money, do we mama? oh, no. no we do not baby. ... to the othe

in october of 2013 lynn was diagnosed with cancer.ied seven months later. >> no one had any doubt that lynn would beat this and beat it with her head held high beat it with class and it was because of how strong she was that peoplecouldn't believe there was one thing in her life that was going to beat her because she had beaten everything else. >> she asked me why her. and i have to say because her light was too bright. and she needed to be up there. that is the truth. she was too great to be here. >> we had a moment where we were rowing and she -- she said you know i'm just so happy. strange. she said i'm dying, but it's just -- i'm so happy. and she started crying. just that strength that she showed and such a low part of her life was outstanding. >> i am a fighter because i am a mason alumni because of my parents and all my family. and i want you to always remember that. >> you can help lynn mary's family raise money for george mason's scholarship in her name in lake rbi middle school in woodbridge virginia. find out more on our we

>> lynne abraham. >> goofy. >> lynne abraham. >> mad scientist. >> all right. anthony williams? nelson diaz. >> a winner. >> okay. jim kenney. >> mad scientist. >> milton street? >> goofy. (laughter). >> all right. and doug oliver? >> jury is out. we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, don't miss the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! now we can all choose amazing sleep, only at a sleep number store. save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. know better sleep with sleep number. ♪ >> the biggest really only city council primary race is in philadelphia's second district which includes a lot of south filly. >> that is where real estate developer rory if i bush aggressive campaign against kenyata johnson. he argues johnson is an obstacle to economic growth. it's too har

i mean, lynne abraham, before jim kenney, has said, "oh, yes i have a poll, and i'm winning." and it's like, "well, okay, but who paid for that poll again?" >> yeah, exactly. >> "oh, yeah, wow! you got your money's worth." at the end of the day -- again i can't stress this enough -- it's going to be turnout. whoever can turn out those wards, whoever can turn out those folks, that's going to be the person that's gonna take the banner. however, unlike in the past, depending on who the eventual winner is, there's a high anticipation that we're gonna have an independent challenger come the fall. >> we could, yeah, so it may not be over. >> big possibility. could be you. i don't know. >> well, i don't know about that. [ laughter ] the league of women voters will be hosting a live mayoral debate right here in our 6abc's studios. takes place tuesday at 7:00 p.m. on 6abc. we'll stream it on 6abc.com. you can tweet us questions with #6abcaction, or you can e-mail us at jointheaction@6abc.com. governor wolf has been in office for 103 days now. what do you think? >> how exciting. [ laugh

and now from our six abc studios in alphabetical order the candidates are lynn abraham, nelson diaz, jim kenny, and doug oliver, milton street and, anthony hardy williams. our panel for today's debate are uni vision 65 anchor and senior producer ilya gar see a inquirer reporter chris hepp and now your moderator "action news" anchor jim gardner. >> hello, thank you for joining us for this debate among the six democratic candidates running for mayor of philadelphia. a quick note about our format tonight, each candidate will have 45 seconds to answer the question posed to them by myself and our two pap he-- panel list. if we feel a issue bears furnished der discussion we can continue, and each candidate will have an equal chance to weigh in. the candidates will also answer some questions sent to us, by way of six abc.com and facebook, and twitter. at the end of the debate, each candidates will have one minute to make a closing statement, so let's begin. folks, i'm sure it is fair to say that every mayor in america has been laser focused on the situation in baltimore. i think, voters of

jacob lynn and jennifer pandorf were arrested yesterday.ss news" reporter steve patterson spoke with neighbors and joins us now live in washington township with the latest. steve. >> reporter: natasha doctors tell police that two-year-old little girl was so badly injured she was hemorrhaging from her retina and bleeding from her brain. tonight that child is recovering and so, too, is the neighborhood where police made an arrest. >> any time a child is involved it's just heartbreaking, you know. really makes me sad. >> reporter: police and prosecutors agree. charges now filed against the washington township couple accused of severe child abuse. >> i did see a police officer and an ambulance go by. >> reporter: one day neighbor the neighbor now realize what is she saw. friday police arrested 25-year-old jacob lynn and 24-year-old jennifer pandorf from their home on luke coastal storm lane n mid april the couple was taking care of lynn's two-year-old daughter who lives with her mother at another address. after a three day trip with her father

washington township police arrested jacob lynn and jennifer pankerr. >> any time a child is involved it, is just heart breaking, you know? really makes me sad. >> police and prosecutors agree. charges now filed against washington township couple accused of severe child abuse. >> i did see a police officer and an ambulance go by. >> one day later neighbor now realizes what she saw. friday, police arrested 25 year old jacob lynn, and 24 year old jennifer pandorf from their home on lupus lane. police say mid april the couple was taking care of lynn's two year old caught here lives with her mother at another address. after a three day trip with her father, police say the mother got her daughter back so badly injured she was bleeding from her brain. >> this is a family neighborhood. you see children all the time. you just don't expect someone to do that to a young child. >> the child was taken to the hospital and treated for serious injuries. she remains in recovery at a local rehab center. >> i hope she is okay, that's all i care. >> lynn and pandorf both charged with aggravated assault,

and your lynn sherr aren't you? put and then he looked at me and said you look better on television.everal so i ran to the ladies room i ran to the ladies room and put on some makeup and we went from there. after i left that joblk and had several weeksmi pass someone she stopped me and said didn't you use to be lynn sherr? abc, how does one respond?ly in it's confusing. then one morning i was down at the cape getting ready to anchor one of the early morning launches and if you remember most of them were really early in the morning which meant you had to be in position really, really early in the morning or late at night. my husband came down night. my husband came down to join me and it was about 4:00 o'clock in the morning. he isorning driving me to our newssays, th site and larry is driving and i'm going over some last-minute notes. he turns to me with his eyes barely opengl and says thank youn for sharing the glamorous part of your life. the truth of was course is that it has been very glamorous. reporting televi

we catch up with lynne abraham.delphia's long-time da has her sights set on the city's top job. and our own chris may recently sat down with abraham at her campaign headquarters in center city. >> reporter: she's spent more than 40 years shattering glass ceilings in physical politic at the redevelopment authority as a municipal court judge then for five terms as district attorney. and now lynne abraham wants to do it again. >> you have legitimate shot at becoming the first woman ever to be elected mayor of the city of philadelphia. what do you think that would mean to this city? >> i'm running for mayor because i'm the best ceo and the best trusted and proven leader and i also happen to be woman. >> a powerful woman. long associated with law enforcement. it's a mantle she's not fray afraid to carry even in the aftermath of ferguson and baltimore. abraham says as mayor she would tackle philadelphia's own problems with racism and race separation by making sure everyone's concerns are heard. >> i will go back out to ev

yesterday a judge revoked bail for monseigneur william lynn. the monseigneur was the first u.s. church official to be prosecuted for his handling of priest sex claims. he's been on house arrest since 2013. then on monday the pennsylvania supreme court reinstated the issue. lynn's lawyer took issue with the judge who revoked his bail. >> i think there is no support legally and factually for what she did. she's wrong and i'm going to prove it. >> lynn's attorney says he will file an appeal. >>> 4:18 and on to decision 2016 now. this morning there are officially two democrats in the race for the white house. vermont independent senator bernie sanders announced yesterday that he will run for president as a democrat. he joins hillary clinton, of course, in a race in which she's the heavy favorite. sanders kicked off his campaign with a blast against the rich. >> can't continue having a nation in which we have the highest rate of childhood poverty of any major nation on earth at the same time as we're seeing a proliferation of millionaires and billionaires. >> hillary clinton says she

hey, you're lynn sherr, aren't you? , i said, yes, thank you very much. thank you for recognizing me. he looked at me and said, you look better on television. so i tran to the ladies room and put on makeup and we went from there. after i left that job, and had been off the air several weeks. i was walking on lexington avenue near blame ming -- bloomingdale's in new york someone said, didn't you used to be lynn sherr? how does one respond? it is confusing. one morning back at abc, i was down at the cape getting ready to anchor one of the early morning launches. remember most of the launches were really early in the morning. which meant if you were anchoring them you had to be this position real real early in the morning or late at night. my husband had come down to join me. it seafaring in the morning. he -- 4:00 in the morning. i am in the other seat going over last minute notes. he turns to me with his eyes buyerly open and turns to me and says, thank you for sharing the glamorous part of your life. the truth of course it has been very glamorous. reporti

lynn spring inner cherry hill at 80. hazy sky at her house lynn says the hot hot and more hot. she has a frown face. i feel like lynn is in my camp but this is too soon. i like 80's in july but not sure about 80's in may. john at will four is reporting some sun there. he says wind is cooling on a humid day. breeze does help a bit. as we check with one more warm temperature, 85 degrees, this is jeromy blue bell, reporting full sunshine here and jerry says summertime, he seems excited about the nice warm weather. lets look at what is happening outside. it does seem like summertime with the remnants of tropical storm ana sitting and spinning over portions of coastal virginia right now. we can see that moisture, heavy rain actually use some of that rain but moving out to sea. it is in a squeeze play with the cold front now moving across portions of ohio. not a whole lot happening for us, zooming into a couple pop up showers and thunderstorms earlier but everything has fizzled away maybe a couple rain drops here and there later tonight. future visibility by 3:00 a.m., fog settles in

jon: lynn, i'm a christian.ld go probably half of the galleries in new york and find you know, some artwork exhibit that i as a christian find you know repulsive or abhorrent but that doesn't give me the right to go in to shoot up the place. >> we all agree. hold on. that isn't even the issue. here. i don't think. of course violence, do we even have to say again in which case i will, that, that kind of violence and shooting is abhorrent? everyone every reasonable person should be against that. no matter what but let's not falsely get distracted as to thinking this is free speech issue when question right to put on hateful speech exhibit. do you remember many years ago there was suburb of chicago skokie. many holocaust survivors lived there. the then neo-nazi party wanted to march. a lot of court battles happened over that. just because in the end they had a right to march which eventually they did in another place doesn't mean you have to go to that march. so let's keep our eye on the ball here. jon: so, judy, i

we'll talk about that coming i'm lynne abraham. when i became philadelphia's da, child victims had to face a judge ...a jury...the public... and testify eye to eye with their attackers. it wasn't right. so i got a constitutional amendment passed allowing children to testify remotely. i'm running for mayor for the same reason -- our children should come first. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i disagree. we have to improve education for all of our children. >> 4:42. it's monday. and it's a little soupy out there. >> yeah, still a little soupy out there and unsettled too. as you look at double scan now most of the area dry. if you go in tight to chester county there's a couple of areas, chester county, new castle county, delaware and lancaster county we're seeing a couple sprinkles and showers. that stuff in the upper right hand portion of the screen that's ground clutter. that's a wide shower from chester county towards wilmington and chester now. something to keep in mind. it won't last

brandon paul lynn, at 19 -- brandon paulin, at 19 years old, starting tonight will be leading a towndian head. >> i thought i'd step up and end some of these problems. >> it was amazing to me he was only 19. >> reporter: he's already taking action. he almost canceled our interview to help leticia bentley who ran out of gas. they talked afterward. >> we need a grocery store. >> we have so in empty buildings and doing nothing with them. >> reporter: frank willingham sees paulin with his mom all the time. >> i see a vote for paulin sticker for mayor and i ask his mom are you running and she's like no, my son is. >> reporter: he agrees. indian head need more base support. >> it's really dictated by the base here. throughout the years the base has started cutting operations. >> what it comes down to is you have to implement vacant building solutions because some owners ask astronomical prices for their buildings. >> reporter: paulin's interest in politics began when he was 10 years old and he went to meetings. >> i'm excited to learn the rope. >> some people are like a 19- year-old mayor

. >> cheryl lynn. >> the map knows his stuff. . >> right. '70s i started to write seriously but didn't get on the hit train until '78. >> what was the first moment when you heard the cheryl lynn song, when you heard the first hit on the radio. >> 1973, skylor, and "wildflower" that was a hit. i was the leader of the group. strange, you work on a song for four months in the studio, and you hear it 1,000 times, and you sit in the car and you turn the dial until you find it on the radio, like it will sound different. you heard it, but there's something about it coming over magic. >> part of that is you are in a room like this. i'm curious whether you are more surprised by the hits or misses you had. >> you are in the room, creating, you hear the miss and you are like wow, that works. maybe it doesn't. or, yes, that's going to work, and it does. >> yes. well, the real mystery is that you can do it and it works, and you do it again and it works, and you do it again and it works, and do it again and it fails. you do the same thing, putting time an

kellye: i'm kellye lynn live on the national mall. d.c. is rated the fittest city in america. i'll tell you why coming up. leon: don't forget about the "7 on your side" phone banks. you can speak with one of the reporters there anytime between now and 6:30. alison: now here is a look at what is coming up tonight on abc -- leon: "7 on your side" tonight to get answers to your questions. investigator jennifer donelan has a look at what is happening at the phone bank. jennifer: we have the whole i-team here. this is "7 on your side." as you mentioned i'm one of the investigators. i'm fighting back against crime investigator. i covered crimes here in d.c. for eight years. when we brought the abc7 i-team back to life i joined the team. i am dealing with crime across d.c. maryland and virginia. betry to help you find the bad guys. have you been the victim of a crime? has your family been touched by crime? call us now. i'm answering the phone. everybody is here. you will meet them throughout the hour. call the number. we'll take to you soon. leon: if you're fit where you live might h

friday police arrested 25 year-old jacob lynn and jennifer pander from their home on lubitz lane.e say in mid-april they were taking care of lynn's two-year old daughter who lips with a mother: after a three day trip with her father her mother got her daughter back so badly injured she was bleeding from her brain. >> this is a family neighborhood. you see children all the time. you don't someone to do that to a young child. >> reporter: the child was taken to the hospital and treated for serious injuries. she remains in recovery at a local rehab center. >> i just hope she's okay is all i care. >> reporter: lynn and pander both charged with aggravated assault and endangering the welfare of the child. both remain behind bars. bail set at $50,040,000 respectively. reporting from the washington township police headquarters i'm's steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> in nicetown three people were injured when the the car they were in slammed into a house, this all happened in the 2600 block of roberts a avenue, now that car hit the the steps and then ran a support beam on tha

we can tell you that lynn abraham, doug oliver and milton streak were all in single digits. steve. >> reporter: the former city council won handling. let me show you what's happening. the podium is being broken down but we're going to try something fun. if we turn the camera around at what i'm looking at past our telemundo 62 crew. you can see about a hundred people still enjoy themselves. if you think it's loud now, wait until you hear when it was official. [ cheers and applause ] 9:00 p.m. just an hour after the polls closed. 57-year-old jim kenney lifelong philly resident. >> whether you live in cobbs creek, may fair we must work together with an understanding that everybody neighborhood matters. >> reporter: voter turn out was low. that also didn't matter. >> fighting for universal pre-k, community schools. community schools, a real living wage and an end to the stop and frisk. >> reporter: we caught up with his mother and emotional father. >> we're proud. he's always number one with us. we're very very proud of him. he worked very hard. >> reporter: humble root supporte

. >> good evening commissioners i'm lynn the executive director of people and plazas you may have heard about me before i've been doing this for 22 years not only for music we've been excited about branching ought to doing all kinds of events we received a grant to do 18 events we did 9 last year and 9 too now and the end of may events we're doing are not all music but they'll have some with music one with live music one with is iss with a children's choir and one fended movie night not music but amplified sound from the movie and one-half recorded music so we're are excited to activate this space we've sent out notices to many of the people in the ma coffin hub area we're doing wide marketing of the events so there johnny fund sheep and all the different mruktsz that kind of sever the area we are we're a let's go lost neighborhood whether the freeway ramp come forward those are well received in the neighborhood they want something to go on and encourage people to use this public space we're asking for a permit through june 30th and come back and ask for more we have a grant to do a lot

i'm lynne abraham.had to face a judge ...a jury...the public... and testify eye to eye with their attackers. it wasn't right. so i got a constitutional amendment passed allowing children to testify remotely. i'm running for mayor for the same reason -- our children should come first. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i disagree. we have to improve education for all of our children. . >> with pope francis coming this fall there's no shortage of people who have gunmenning out there homes to tourists heading to philadelphia. what's the deal with air b and b. if you're considering earning extra cash. there are things you should know. make sure the details are official and terms are set in a contract. one woman in that santa cruz california found out the hard way. she couldn't get her renters to leave calling it a living nightmare. watch as the couple roams the house rummaging through the fridge with the homeownerrer just standing by helpless on the side. she says

lynn abraham and nelson diaz appeared in a neighborhood forum.the other four candidates didn't make this one. two of them did send representatives. the big issue here focused on how the next mayor will make philadelphia a global destination. once again here is a look at all six democratic candidates facing off in the primary. lynn abraham, nelson diaz jim kenny, doug oliver anthony william. the winner will take on the lone republican melissa murray bailey in the november general election. >>> defense lawyers for boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev rested their case in the penalty phase of his trial. the sister from "dead man walking" was the last of 40 defense witnesses to take the stand. she testified that tsarnaev was remorseful during the jail house conversations. a federal jury will begin weighing their punishment. jurors have to decide whether the 21-year-old college student should spend the rest of his life in prison or be executed for his crimes. >>> how about this one, a judge in alabama handed down a life sentence for the woman who

lynn abraham and anthony williams have 15%. harry hair ston breaks down the numbers. >> i'm very surprised the margin is that large between the presumed front-runners and front-runners based on this poll. >> ken trujillo says the poll also suggests it's a new day of sorts in philadelphia politics. >> the one thing that this poll tells me more than anything else is that the whole narrative that this is a -- the philadelphia votes on the base of race is -- i think out the door. >> trujillo tells us it appears people are voting on common interests not race. >> it's likely you're going to have the white candidate get one of the white candidates get more african-american votes than any other african-american candidate. it's likely they're going to have more latino votes -- >> he's leading the way with more black votes and lynn abraham with hispanic votes. >> what do you do if you are trying to catch up? >> we're less than a week away and all the money that's going to be spent on television is going to be spent on television. the onl

i'm lynne abraham.became philadelphia's da, child victims had to face a judge ...a jury...the public... and testify eye to eye with their attackers. it wasn't right. so i got a constitutional amendment passed allowing children to testify remotely. i'm running for mayor for the same reason -- our children should come first. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i disagree. we have to improve education for all of our children. ♪ when you just can't seem to escape... another sneeze attack... you may be muddling through allergies. don't get caught off guard. try zyrtec® dissolve tabs. powerful allergy relief, now in a tablet that starts dissolving instantly. zyrtec® dissolve tabs. muddle no more™. >>> okay. we are back and we are continuing our spring fling in allentown, pennsylvania. hey lucy, did we have more your reporters there. >> i'm so excited junior reporters right here and, we have a special guests. do you want to meet someone. do you know who he is. >> let'

lynn abraham nelson diaz jim kenny, nelson oliver anthony kenny. they'll take on the lone republican in the race in the november general election. >>> happening today. voters in delaware will elect new school board members in all 16 districts across the state. in delaware you don't have to be a registered voter to participate in school board elections. you do need to be at least 18 and live in the district in which the election is taking place. polls open from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. in each district. >>> the camden county school board district holding a meeting tonight. they're announcing staff level changes for next year. cuts expected due to either performance issues or the need to align the number of staff members to the number of students. >>> happening today delaware county will unveil its new identity. the product of a marketing campaign aimed at bringing more businesses and families to the area. "nbc 10's" katy zachry has more. >> reporter: hi, tracy. up until now county leaders are keeping quiet about this. they want to unveil their new ma

i'm lynne abraham.n i became philadelphia's da, child victims had to face a judge ...a jury...the public... and testify eye to eye with their attackers. it wasn't right. so i got a constitutional amendment passed allowing children to testify remotely. i'm running for mayor for the same reason -- our children should come first. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i disagree. we have to improve education for all of our children. >> the nfl has spoken in the tom brady case. >> the nfl says what factored into this decision the team's prior record back the 2007 they were caught videotaping coach's signals. the nfl has punished the patriots as a team and tom brady for the so-called deflate-gate. the league suspended brady for the first four games of the upcoming nfl season. patriots fined a million dollars they forfeit their first round draft pick in 2016 and a fourth rounder in 2017. the patriots were found to have used underinflated during their afc championship ga

now, lynn abraham want to do it again. you have a legitimate shot at becoming the first women ever to be elect mayor of the city of philadelphia, what do you think that would mean to this city. >> i'm running for mayor because i'm the best ceo and best trusted and proven leader. i also happen to be a woman. >> reporter: powerful woman long associated with law enforcement. it is a mantle she's not afraid to carry in the aftermath have of ferguson and baltimore. a abraham says as mayor she would tackle philadelphia's own problems with racism and race separation by making sure everyone concerns are heard. >> i will go back out to every community as i have always have done, every week, and sit at some community table and listen to whoever wants to speak because they have a voice in my administration. >> she believes wage taxis too high, the current business taxes make the city less attractive, and that pension reform is unavoidable. while she opposes mayor nutter's property tax hike to provide more money for schools she says e

lynne abraham thanked her supporters in old city. during her campaign abraham leaned on her nearly two dozen years of experience as district attorney. she had single digits. >>> you can count on "nbc 10" for complete coverage from the pennsylvania primary. 5:15 the results from philadelphia city council races and the ballot races. then at 5:45 we'll have results from races in the suburbs. you can go to nbc10.com or check out the "nbc 10" app. >>> 5:05. new from overnight, six shootings, some of them deadly in what was a violent night in philadelphia. the shootings happened from the northern neighborhoods to the central and western sections of philadelphia. in the latest incident a stray bullet blasted through the front door of this house on east walnut lane in germantown. that was around midnight. police say a woman standing near the door she was hirt by shattered glass. her injuries were not serious. police aren't sure who fired that bullet. couple hours earlier a double shooting in kbsing ton killed one man and sent another to the

former district attorney lynn abraham was third.elson diaz, doug oliver and milton street each got less than 5 percent a piece. >>> kenney's next opponent is melissa murray bailey. election day is tuesday november 3rd, less than six months from now. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us from outside city hall to talk more bit, justin, good morning. >> reporter: ukee and erika good morning. poll numbers favored jim kenney going in the the race and he came out the winner. after the victory speech he is looking ahead to the raza head as well as to his new g.o.p. opponent. just after ten tuesday night and after waiting through a sea of supporters former city councilman jim kenney stood at the podium for the first time as city democratic mayoral nominee. when asked what made him resonate as owe

smiles an lot of hand shakes and a crowded field of six democrats including former district attorney lynnebraham. at the rental of the night it just really wasn't close at all. a couple of moments ago i got a chance to speak we kenney. i did ask him about his margin of victory as well as stop and frisk, and his chances in winning the november general election. what do you think it is that resonated with voters? you were out there on the campaign trail. >> i think the positivity. the issues we talk about which is all sent aid round poverty. pre k and blue collar jobs and re-entry. >> you pledged to end stop and frisk. why >> well, it doesn't work. i mean 83% of the stop stops don't result in arrest or recovery of weapon and those 83 times that someone stopped for just being who they are row yates a problem with them and police. >> in city where democrats out number the republicans seven to one. >> i am going to give the respect republican nominee she's earned and she deserves. she's a smart person with something to say and some good ideas and we're going to have that discussion. >> reporter

stay with us, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" i'm lynne abraham. when i became philadelphia's da, child victims had to face a judge ...a jury...the public... and testify eye to eye with their attackers. it wasn't right. so i got a constitutional amendment passed allowing children to testify remotely. i'm running for mayor for the same reason -- our children should come first. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i disagree. we have to improve education for all of our children. >>> at long last the fly guys have their man behind the bench. >> it took about a 30 day search but they found their guy, a move very similar to the eagles move, signing one of the best coaches in the college ranks. dave hakstol is 46 years old with a very impressive resume. general manager ron hextall pluck him from the university of north dakota where an 11 seasons his teams made the the frozen four, seven times. >> well, there will be several adjustments along the way but i think number one, you know i believe in what we do and i b

i'm lynne abraham. when i became philadelphia's da, child victims had to face a judge ...a jury...the public... and testify eye to eye with their attackers. it wasn't right. so i got a constitutional amendment passed allowing children to testify remotely. i'm running for mayor for the same reason -- our children should come first. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i disagree. we have to improve education for all of our children. w on a final time. >> letterman will sit down at the set with tom hanks for the 60th time. >> sixty '? >> how about that? bill murray was the first guess on the late show, he'll be one of the last when he visits on tuesday. when wednesday night big finale features letterman's final top ten list, and an hour full of surprises. >> i'll miss him. >> george clooney tried his best to make sure dave does not go anywhere. >> wait a second here. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. no no, no, no. >> no, no, no, no, no. you're not going anywhere,

the six candidates are former city councilman, jim kenny former district attorney, lynn abraham, state senator anthony hardy williams, former city solicitor, nelson diaz, doug oliver and former state senator, milton street. on the republican side, melissa murray bailey running un oppose forward her party nomination, 36 year old is business woman from society hill. >> and, stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the race for mayor. we have all of the primary result on cbsphilly.com. later on today. ukee? >> four philadelphia election officials face charges this morning for alleged voter fraud. investigators say sandra lee alex owe a harding, collins gregory thomas, conspired to add fraudulent votes to machines after the polls closed after last year's election, it was reported back in february. on top of that, three of the four suspect did not even live in the definition which they were working wins guess the law. >> new this morning police hope surveillance cameras can help them track down a killer after shooting in west philadelphia. around 11:30 last night officers on p

lynn: his best friend. steve: his best friend. pass or play? lynn: we're gonna play, steve.nna play. [cheering] steve: tyree, how are you feeling today, man? tyree: i'm feeling good, sir. steve: congratulations. all right, let's go. a wife calls her mom when she's having marital problems. who does the husband call? tyree: his pastor. steve: his pastor. [buzzer] [audience moans] all right, laverne, let's go. a wife calls her mom when she's having marital problems. who does the husband call? laverne: his father. steve: his father. [cheering] i used to call my dad. y

lynn kronen breergenberger joins us from washington d.c. it's been a week since the earthquake. what's the situation on the ground and how many children are we talking about who may have lost their parents? >> so the situation continues to be dire. there was another earthquake today, 5.0 in pokara, where we have one of our villages. this is an area that had already been devastated from last week's earthquake. the situation on the ground is dire. we expect in the coming weeks we'll be serving at least accompanied, unaccompanied children and in addition to providing child-friendly spaces we're also going to be working on reuniting children with their families. >> lynn if you would paint a picture for us of a child who wakes up one morning to discover that their parents are gone, and there's no one out there looking for them or looking after them. >> exactly. so we've been in nepal for over 40 years doing exactly that type of work. the children we have been working with have been orphaned and abandoned. larger number with this earthquake. we are pretty trained and we know how to wo

still ahead we profile lynne abraham. >>> also ahead on "eyewitness news", a moving ceremony in sainters square as pope franciscan nonuses two nuns. and justin is back with your complete work week forecast. it's 11:46. stay with us, everyone. back >> dozens turn out at one world trade center today for the first ever tunnel to tower stare climb climb. it was a grueling 90 floor climb witness proceeds going toward high tech homes for injured veterans. today's run was organized by a group named in honor of 21st responders who died on 9/11. while trying to get people out of the world trade center.ír >>> pope franciscan nonuses two nuns during a ceremony in saint peters square. miriam and marie alfonzi became saints recognized for their work in the poor. they were born in the late 19th zen teen the first palestinian nuns to be cannon knifed. it comes days after the vatican formally recognized palestinian state hood. ♪ >>> well now our philadelphia mayoral candidate profiles continue tonight. we catch uynne abraham. philadelphia's long-time da has her sights set on the city's top job. and o

lynn abraham at the close pin and she met with voters, shook hands, campaigning last night. the former d.a. said she has experience on her side. we also saw state senator anthony hardy williams out campaigning too all around the city starting at reading term nam, making his way as west philadelphia just yet yesterday. now both lynn abraham as well as state senator hardy williams have about the second place spot on some polls coming up about the race. councilman jim kensy far ahead in those numbers, coming in at 42%, abraham and williams coming in at second, at a tie at 15%. we should also mention three other candidates on the ballot here that's street, oliver, as well as former common pleas judge, nelson diaz. the winner of the primary that should go down tonight should go up against the republican presumptive nominee melissa murray bailey. back out live here, anthony hardy will set to arrive here at this elementary school to cast his ballot at 7:00. this morning or so. the pollose at about 8:00 tonight. we are live in west philly, justin fin. cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> ju

lynn is the first u.s.rch official purred over his handling of abuse complaints. >>> south jersey mom is in trouble tonight after getting pulled over by police in vineland, new jersey. according to the south jersey times, charmaine pits allegedly punched and spit at the officers who stopped her. she's now charged with dui resisting arrest, assault and endangering the lives of three kids in her car. police also say they found marijuana in her coat. >>> more legal problems for plaxico burress former nfl receiver indicted by a new jersey grand jury today. prosecutors say he failed to pay his state taxes because a lack of funds in his bank account. burress is the first person in new jersey charged under a new law that makes issuing bad electronic funds a criminal offense. he's looking at as many as 10 years in prison if convicted. >>> a lot of work going into this weekend's broad street run these volunteers helping out in a big way today. students and staff from st. katherine day school at archbishop carol roll

lynn: sex. steve: sex. [cheering] steve: pass or play? lynn: we're gonna play, steve.l right. [cheering] steve: tyree, how are we doing today, man? tyree: good, and you, sir? steve: all right, let's go. name something you shouldn't be thinking about during a church sermon. tyree: eating. steve: eating. [cheering] steve: hey, laverne. laverne: hello, sir. steve: name something you shouldn't be thinking about during a church sermon. laverne: work. steve: work. [cheering]

i'm lynne abraham.adelphia's da, child victims had to face a judge ...a jury...the public... and testify eye to eye with their attackers. it wasn't right. so i got a constitutional amendment passed allowing children to testify remotely. i'm running for mayor for the same reason -- our children should come first. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i disagree. we have to improve education for all of our children. >>> hello again, here are the stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30. we are live at philadelphia international airport awaiting the president's arrival, details in a live report, about what he is going to be doing in camden, new jersey this afternoon. >>> plus services resumed a week after a deadly amtrak train derailment, passengers talk to us before they departed. >>> abc as you exclusive interview with ill yan gonzales. hear what he has to say about the the united states a bitter custody battle between u.s. and cuba. >>> now deta

lynn says nice and cool outside really liking it.reshing change after heat and humidity that soupy weather we felt all week long. barbara lane down to 63 degrees but moving east we will see we are still seeing upper 70's to near 80 in delaware. delores lee at 81. and skies turning over to dark storm cloud. delaware is getting hit with locally heavy showers a and even a thunderstorm or two. lets look at it. you can see heading out to storm scan three. we are tracking these showers and storms. the system is a off to the west. we may get a bit of a respite from these storms thanks to that east flow working its way in. what that does cool marine air, and it, is a east win pick up. it is killing these showers over delaware. just light showers at the moment. the most of the storms back to the west but these may fall apart as they, move in and cooler more stable air overhead. still showers across delaware. they are fizzling. you cane green green is inviting the area, 74 is our average high. we got to 87. that was at 11:00 a.m. now we are do