we'll meet marley the hear oh dog next. free agency starts tomorrow and big names making a move on figure out a glimpse of what the eagles are doing. >>> sky 6 hd taking a look live at spring mountain ski resort with a second day of temperatures in the 60s and tracking cold air and snow and friday is not the only opportunity. i'll explain in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast those stories and more when "action news" continues tonight. >>> a man from jackson township is alive and well tonight. perhaps only because of the instincts and devos of his dog. this is a real life version of marley and me. nora muchanic has the story. >> jim zimmer of jackson loved his dog marley perhaps now more than ever. jim was fast asleep with his hearing aids out when marley jumped out of his bed to wake him up to let him know a fire was burning in his mobile home. >> i could only see fire, bright fire. >> with the exit blocked by flames they scrambled out the bedroom window. >> just get out the bedroom window, i was able to get it o

while jim is getting organized he is living in a motel and marley is staying with his daughter.it to get back under the same roofer with the dog who saved his life. nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar.com ♪ >> magician, chris angle returned to the stage doing the same trick that sent him to the hospital earlier. he was upside in a straight jacket when witnesses say he passed out. >> they lowered him to the stage, he wasn't moving at all. >> angel has performed the stunt countless time. two years ago, he scrambled to save a fellow magician who was in a water tank. >>> authorities in montgomery county hope a big reward bring an end to a two decade old cold case. here's rick williams with this morning's crime fighter's report. >> reporter: it's been 23 years since the murder of julie barniack. the 18-year-old took a train from philadelphia to lansdale. got to the station at 11:40 p.m. and called her f

"if it wasn't for marley, marley's my hero. five-year-old dog is repaying him. and ahead in gary's world... if the celtics had a statement win over the warriors, what were they saying. draymond green has a mini-me on the celtics. and the wheels are in motion for the 49ers. but will it get them where they want to go. and meet the new star couple. j-rod.( mark )we continue to follow breaking news out of the east bay... a water main break floods several homes in pittsburg. averi harper is live at the scene this morning with a look at the cleanup efforts. and a driver assaulted on a bay area freeway and the attack was caught on camera. will tran just spoke to c- h-p officers and has an update on the

. >> bob marley hails from a town 180 miles south of colombo. he worked as a tuk tuk taxi driver for ten years, but he didn't own the vehicle. he had very few passengers and was struggling the make ends meet. that's h that's when he heard of the safari tours. he decided to leave town and go do colombo to provide a better life for his family. >> i can get by on the tips i receive every day. i send my paycheck back home to cover my family's living e inei expenses and tuition. >> most of the drivers are from the south. they've pinned their hopes on the growing tourist industry. meanwhile, back at the international hotel school, three students enrolled in the six month cooking course are about to take their final exam. the results will determine their future especially so for janaka who is now 24. this is the hotel bakery. it's where all the bread and sweets are prepared. over the last six months the students have learned how to make 60 different sweets. today's test involves preparing a dish selected by the chef. >> the main point of the examine --

introduce them to a little girl named marley. >> one of the best children's authors i have ever heardt how they created this whole space for kids to just love and appreciate his books. q: 12-year-old marley diaz read a book from her online campaign. "1,000 black girl books." >> make history. q: it only took one look to see these children. in northwest, q mccray, abc7 news, wjla. alison: that is great. you know in honor of read across america, and dr. seuss' birthday, we want to know which book is your favorite? we have a poll on facebook here. we put up some of the most famous stories. ca" in the hat, "green eggs and ham" "the places you'll go" and "lorax." use the reaction buttons there on the facebook page. larry: the great debate. the rain gardens are meant to help finish the waterways. some residents think it's the pits. "7 on your side" i-team exclusive i plus rolling in a rolls-royce. the special reason they create larry: how would you like a 20-foot pit in your front guard? montgomery county calls them rain gardens and so far installed 300 of them with plans for more. many home

so he decided to take to youtube and become a character, he said it is inspired by bob marley and histly, this is just a remix. his original without the music apparently went viral. 38 million views. >> who knew that? forget your mouthwash, just drink some kukumba. >> and now they will get a lot more people to buy cucumbers. i hear these are available in stores everywhere. >>> the next couple of minutes, i want everyone at home to just assume this is a psa. it is so serious that we'll put it on the screen, don't try this at home. >> what? >> we'll start in chongchang, china. you can see this guy trying to take a spectacular photo. on the other side of the rock -- that is where he loses his grip and just disappears out of shot to the screams and concerns of everybody who is there. you can see he's got to somewhat learn his lesson, all kinds of cuts and bruises and scrapes as he tumbles his way down. fortunately for him, he didn't go any further. by the looks of it, he didn't break anything. >> so does that mean now i can laugh at this clown? >> you can absolutely now laugh at this clow

noted interest, skills, work experience and favorite movies and some skills include crying during marley and me and acting like a dad in public and replying to long text messages. >> very creative. unfortunately in the end adam did not get the date. >> over qualified. >> i don't know. >> maybe that is just weird. >> all right. >> that's the news. >> he tried to hard. >> that's what it was. >> 5@630 is next. careful joe, they've got you outnumbered. the dinosaurs' extinction... don't listen to them. not appropriate. now i'm mashing these potatoes with my stick of butter... why don't you sit over here. something for everyone is awesome. find your awesome with the xfinity stream app. more to stream to every screen. >> all right. welcomethon monday, high staixz on capital his as lawmaker grill the fbi about those white house wire tapping claims and also role russia may have played. >> and confirmation hearings underway for the president pick for supreme court. as you can see from the rundown over there on the side of the screen

last year critics called a bob marley filter black face. >>> time for a check now of our weather with roberta. >> nice day out there? >> yes. the best way to describe it is by this. it's our live weather camera. we're looking out towards alcatraz from the marina green area. look at that. makes you want to jump in, doesn't it? maybe not so much. water temperatures at 55 degrees. barely a breeze out there. but boy, the sky is seamless. not a cloud in the sky. right now, how about another view this time around from the embarcadero, we're looking out towards the bay bridge. you can see treasure island and also yerba buena island. and the port of oakland. here's a view of the beach and you can see people are just frolicking on the beach this afternoon. boy, wouldn't it be lovely to be there this afternoon or anytime this weekend? we are in the 60s. look at that santa rosa now at 69 degrees. 67 apiece in oakland and in san jose. san francisco at 64. our weather watcher charlie says it's 69 in vallejo and says, boy, spring has sprung and the weeds are growing. and you're spot on there, charl

not a lawyer, so start with that, but the argument from the government has been that noncitizens, marley people particularly people outside the country, doesn't apply. advocates, lawyers fighting for immigrants and against the ban have argued particularly with in the case of those who had valid visas during the origin al ban, you could consult an attorney, but that's my brief understand ing there's that divide and if you're in the united states, generally, my understanding is that if you're in the united states, generally anybody who is regardless of status, for that matter generally speebing, there's some differences when you go from a traditional court to an immigration court and some nuance there. >> democrats. jessica from georgia. independent line. >> yes. how about how miss caldwell felt that the associated press is waging a war on president trump. is this true? is that what they're doing? >> i haven't heard that one in particular. i'm a journalist, i work for the associated process, a not for profit news cooperative. we're -- i'm trying to think of our motto. the world's largest m

remember chris marley? that's a sad block. topic number 3.ever wonder what it's like to get a pizza delivery without getting a contact tie. the a california company launched a pilot project. the sensors can detect pedestrians and traffic light, and won't judge you if you are one of those creeps who answers the door in your boxers with a peeky doorway. the company's websitees the bot can travel 10 miles per hour. it's perfect for that moment when you are in the mood for pizza but you don't want it to get to you for a day and a half. no thanks. i'll stick to the storage and the dong neon. that's my kind of dough boy. that's a world war i reference. the big ones, mustard gas. chelsea clinton is being mocked on twitter for her reaction to this photo from the 2017 lincoln day dinner for the republican party. he's got a different kind of top hat. after saying shownest abe in this america great again hat. chelsea tweets please tell me this is photo shopped. please tell me. as in please tell me abraham lincoln who died in 1965 was not wearing a donal

i'll have marley's story next. >>> and for the entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass "action newsat 6:00 it next. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> wednesday night and a delaware jewish community center is again the target of threats and the battleship, new jersey, gets high tech upgrades and the big story is the arrest of an alleged child predator. antho anthony luciano is charged with assaulting a 17-year-old girl seven years ago. but they worry that he has other victims perhaps many other victims. live in the satellite center is dann cuellar. >> reporter: jim, the attorney general says that it came to hire attention in a teenage chat room, he became engaged in chat with an underaged girl. and that he had real life self you'll contact with a number of minors. arrested is anthony luciani, he stated in an interview he is attracted to younger female, ages 12 to 15 for the last 10 to 12 years and was asked how many children under the age of 18

wise words from bob marley. "your worst enemy could be our best friend.end could be our worst enemy." think about that, republicans or democrats. don't worry, every little thing is going to be all right. thanks for watching, everybody. i am martha maccallum. we will see ♪ >> tom: welcome to "red eye," hello everyone, i am tom shillue. andy levy is off tonight, let's check in with michael malice at the right eye tease deck. >> resident trump refuses to throw out the first pitch for the washington nationals, plus john mccain calls kim jong-un a crazy fat kid. back to you, tom. >> tom: let's welcome our

. >> reporter: but on glitzy worth marley says president trump's visits are good for business. >> i think there's a lot more people interested in coming to the avenue. >> reporter: the white house calls them working weekends. >> there's not rest, it's all work. >> reporter: but leaving some here without much work to do. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, palm beach, florida. >>> for those of you waking up in southeast d.c. could soon see safer neighborhoods. d.c.'s department of transportation held it's third and final public workshop last night for it's far southeast livability study. ddot discussed plans with people who live in the ward seven neighborhood and the ward eight neighborhood. they plan to call for more bus stops, and safety improvements around schools and community centers. >>> well so many of us rely on metro to get where we're going and we trust it to be a safe journey. according to to the washington post, the metro has been operating without it's own safety oversight commission for more th of $15 million in annual federal grants. what's needed to get that cash flowing again? the t

. >> reporter: but on glitzy worth avenue with it's luxury shops and upscale customers, marley says presidentod for business. >> i think there's a lot more people interested in coming to the avenue. >> reporter: the white house calls them worki >> there's not rest at the southern white house. it's all work. >> reporter: but they're leaving some without much work to do. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, palm beach, florida. >>> well those of you waking up in southeast d.c. could soon see safer and more accessible neighborhoods. d.c.'s department of transportation held it's third and final public workshop last night for it's far southeast livability study. discussed it's plan to people who live in the ward's seven neighborhood and the ward eight neighborhood of fairline. it plans calls for more bus stops, improved green spaces, and safety improvements around schools and community centers. >>> well many of you rely on metro to get where you're going. you trust it to be a safe journey, but according to to the washington post, metro's been operating without it's own safety oversight commission for more th

the geniusrk with bob marley at the wall street journal and george miller, and the supersmart, the people that i used to work with in hollywood, who are not so funny anymore. [laughter] ben stein: people at the white house are the only ones i stayed in close touch with over the years, my boss, his boss ray price, and the old school cast. didn't make the many smarter. my hero, peter flattening, greatest and bravest men honor, beside my in-laws. they were really amazing. two brothers, both silver star, long-term connection with rn. all these people have been long-term connections. we had a great research staff. there was a lovely woman, intelligent, became a successful lawyer named ann morgan, a german rocket scientist, her father, anyway, we won't talk about that. worked under a very smart guy. everyone was available for the needs of staffers. there,ys before i got the uniquely gifted bill safire, a man of generosity in every way , talent exploding off of his lips and fingertips, a super genius. since he departed from this earth from several years ago, here is my neighbor in california and

you can be a reggae artist in jamaica that that guitar spoke to and you get some bob marley music. beatles are influenced, the stones are influenced, the who is influenced. the beach boys are hearing guitar licks from chuck berry and it is being woven into their music. chuck berry is the fabric of rock 'n roll. you don't have this music without him. >> that's fascinating. tell me about the revolutionary rebellious side? >> well, sex, drugs, and rock 'n roll may never have existed more closely than in one man. you think of those three terms. he was arrested, had battles with substance abuse. the music was that underlying passion and that rebellion against the system. chuck actually said, i lived in the middle, never got too high or too low with the career. he was still playing shows into his 80s. that gives you an idea about how much that music meant to him, how much it stirred his soul and i think kept him young. >> segun, thank you so much. i make you a promise, next time we speak, it won't be after a passing. we'll find another topic. i make that promise. thank you very much. >>>

and two of my favorite were marley ivins did not agree with the lick of what she have to say but she was funny when she wrote about things and she was also pro-gun. you get your carry and conceal as soon as you come out in the hospital there. this is going old school. i was always amazed at how he could turn satire on its have here in washington. i pay omar's to him in one of the chapters of the book. another question. yes back here. >> i confirm wyoming and is in december i attended the wyoming supreme court hearing for justice and judge ruth neely and then just last week among others judge nearly was publicly censored by the wyoming supreme court several months ago she had been asked a hypothetical question by reporter what she would do if asked to perform gay marriage ceremonies. she explained that why she have never been asked to do so that she have certain religious objections to doing so. and she would be something similar to that. even though she have never been asked to perform marriage. the attorneys with the state bar association demanded that she be removed from the bench.

wise words from bob marley. "your worst enemy could be our best friend.nd could be our worst enemy." think about that, republicans or democrats. don't worry, every little thing is going to be all right. thanks for watching, everybody. i am martha maccallum. we will see you tomorrow at 7:00. bill o'reilly is up next. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on tonight. >> i know that we will all make a deal on health care, that is such an easy one. >> bill: brand-new poll on how the folks at sea president trump's role of the health care debacle. "talking points" will deal with it. >> a warning with a state lawmaker on facebook. michelle dubois posted a message reporting a rumored i.c.e. raid. >> do you think it is appropriate? >> everything i have done is appropriate >> bill: a lawmaker in massachusetts tipping off illegal aliens abou. we will talk to a sheriff about that. also, lou dobbs on americans not being able to come up with 2,000 bucks in a month

. >> reporter: but on glitzy wurth avenue with its luxury shops and upscale customers, marley herring the visits are good for business. >> i think there's a lot more people interested in coming to the avenue. >> reporter: the white house calls them working weekends. >> there's not rest at the southern white house. it's all work. >> reporter: but they're leaving some here without much work to do. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, palm beach, florida. >> it's a good reminder about camp david. we haven't heard about that in a while. >>> so, we'll take a look coming up at why president trump and his allies are going after president obama now and the response from the president, the former president, after this. everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. soldier versus soldier. army versus army. nation versus nation. ♪ evony: the king's return. download now and play for free. befi was a doer.gia, i was active. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my en

so marley in this period when we're transiting from traditional manufacturing to industry-forward capacity building skills are so important. incidentally, not only for young people, but also for those who maybe have lost their jobs and need to be reskilled in order to find a job again. and that is an issue i know is very important for you here in the united states, but it's also important for us in germany. so i can say there are a number of issues where we will continue to cooperate very closely on the level of experts but also on our level. we had a very good first exchange of views, so i'm very much looking forward to the talks we will have over lunch. thank you. >> thank you very much. we'll do a couple of questions. mark halperin. >> mr. president, thank you. a lot of americans -- [inaudible] like eight years ago -- [inaudible] so i wondered -- [inaudible] what's nonnegotiable. talked about saying no one could deny health insurance if they -- >> the gentleman needs to use a microphone. >> [inaudible] president trump's got a different style than most recent past presidents. i'm wonderi

is it a marley 13-type of person -- is it a martin luther king-type of person? dr. pinn: yes, the martin luther king-type person, of course, but tomorrow, someone who has benefited from the changes in who understands the changes. i don't think you can have a leader tomorrow who will be effective like when frederick douglass was around. tubman was around or even when martha king was alive. but the same -- when frederick douglas was around or tubman was around, or even when martin luther king was alive. to me, it goes back to the terms he used very nicely, having a vision. confidence ing being willing to deal with adversity if the outcome appears to be one that will better, i don't want to say mankind, but humankind i guess. and in particular, the populations that are oppressed, and we know that most often, the oppressed populations avoiding those that are poor and of color, at least in this country right now. there a a society, is way because foster this kind of leadership? dr. pinn: there is a lot we can do. i sort of get concerned when i see the divisiveness that s

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he also -- his skills include crying during "marley and me" and replyinging to long techs.ll talk with parts and drives in style in an '09 honda civic. >> sara has a suggestion for -- >> no, i don't. >> you whispered toou putting t special skills segment -- you know on the you're fluent in another language if you type, what do you put in is already having enough trouble getting a date. but -- >> private joke, george. >> i know everybody is taken but i'm just curious, i'm going to ask you, sara, what would you put on yours? >> funny you mentioned that. i had a resume about not false advertising. you don't want someone coming in. i don't cook. you better. i don't do a lot of things. and believe it or not it's amazing when they come in not expecting much. >> low expectations. >> low expectations. >> i blew him away. >> yeah, i was really honest. i was like i quote s like a dude. i don't cook. i drink martinis. >> you're married to sofia but if you were to create a resume now, what would you put on it to swoon her, to win her? >> like my previous dating history, listen, i'm mar

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someone that says like, no you can't do it i think i can i want my name to be there and be like 'marley'scover a cure for breast cancer change the world stay in stem makewhatsnext.com >>> chilly st. patrick's day for so many folks. guess who doesn't care around boston. maui and moon. we checked in with them. they're all dressed up and look they look like you guys i see the sunglasses going on him we have a couple of saint pat's day cities, shamrock texas, beautiful today. let's get a check of the local weather. >> reporter: hi are ginger we're dry, looking at the sunshine. looking live at the center city skyline not a cloud in sight. it is cold, 42 degrees, increasing clouds. overnight tonight and into tomorrow we get a wintry mix. in the lehigh valley light snow bringing a coating to an inch. tomorrow, rain showers and another round of light snow saturday into sunday. it will melt on sunday. 46 is the high. looking at products from toothpaste to sunscreen and even more and abc's mara schiavocampo has important answers for you. >> they're the day-to-day products that make us look and feel

someone that says like, no you can't do it i think i can i want my name to be there and be like 'marley'siscover a cure for breast cancer change the world stay in stem makewhatsnext.com >>> back here on "good morning america," i got a pretty sweet ride -- it goes a little left. hi, guys. the sweetest baby. i'm at the philadelphia flower show. that's why i rode in on this beautiful adorned bike. it is the largest and the longest running flower show horticulture event that started in 1829. that's outstanding, right, and the theme this year is holland, flowering the world. it's so special to me because my oma, here's a picture of her was dutch and my dad grew up in rotterdam. my real last name is zuidgeest. it couldn't fit better right now. and all of y >>> good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. drizzle then partly cloudy this afternoon, mild temperatures today. a weak weekend storm just a little bit of rainfall, nothing to cancel plans over but a stronger storm monday night to tuesday. today's temperatures along 60 along the coast 64 to 70 around the bay. we'll have thinner

someone that says like, no you can't do it i think i can i want my name to be there and be like 'marley'sver a cure for breast cancer change the world stay in stem makewhatsnext.com >>> back here on "good morning america," i got a pretty sweet i'm at the philadelphia flower show. the largest and longest running shower show horticulture event since 1829. that's outstanding. it is holland, flowering the world. my dad grew up in holland. much more coming up for now, let's get a check of the local weather. >> ginger we hope you're enjoying your stay in philadelphia. so great to see her at the flower show. storm tracker 6 live showing we're dry for ginger and everybody else heading to the show. we have beautiful sunshine, but man, is it cold out there. the windchill is 14. high 37. brisk and cold today. dry today. tomorrow sunshine fades behind clouds at night. at the end of the day, 40 degrees is the high. wintery mix late at night friday into saturday and snow north and west of the city. at just $7. >> they do. can you believe it? >> i can. you always amaze me. >> i'm in love with this compa

someone that says like, no you can't do it i think i can i want my name to be there and be like 'marley's' i will discover a cure for breast cancer change the world stay in stem makewhatsnext.com >>> chilly st. patrick's day for so many folks. but guess who doesn't care around boston? maui and moon. that's right. we checked in with maui and moon. they're all dressed up and look just like you guys. a lot of the same boas and sunglasses going on. really good and a couple of st. pat day cities. shamrock, texas, who knew, it's a >>> good friday morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. on this st. patrick's day mostly sunny and our waumest day moving forward. a string of stronger storms next week. upper 60s along the coast, mid-70s around the bay and midup toer 70s inland. tonight a little milder than this morning. my accuweather seven-day forecast. scattered s >>> all right. we are back now with our best by series. we're decoding expiration dates. this morning, we're going into a viewer's cabinet looking at products from toothpaste to sunscreen and even more. abc's mara schiavocampo

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