and started fire on monroe and his men. monroe was shot. but he and his men block them until washington can come and force them to surrender. it was shear luck that a surgeon happened to wander by, tied off an artery, stopped the bleeding in monroe's arm and saved his life. washington gave him a promotion to captain --thanks to monroe, washington won the battle of trenton. the victory revived the morale of the american troops and the american public and saved the revolution. for the first time our citizen soldiers with little or no training defeated a professional rmy from europe. congress returned to philadelphia and abandoned thoughts of surrendering. when monroe was well enough, he rejoined washington, fought heroically at brandywine where lafayette was wounded and he helped save that man's life. he survived the bitter winter at valley forge and served heroically at other battles. monroe grew up in a modest virginia farm. after the war, he decided against farming. he went back to finish his education at the college of william and mary an

>> at 15, monroe's involvement in gang violence changed his life forever. >> they say if you carry a gun, eventually you're going to use it, and it did happen. we were with a girl. having fun, talking. i seen somebody walking by, we had a confrontation. i asked him some questions about his gang affiliation, if he had problems with my gang or my street, or the red, period, the color red, and he said yes. me trying to prove myself to my peers like okay, i'll show you that i'm down, and i reacted. i shot him six times. i ended up murdering him basically for a color. >> i never planned to commit a robbery, he never planned before his future to be doing a murder. he never planned for his life to be committing attempted murder. it all came about by the behavior and the lifestyle we chose. say you do a robbery, what do you think going to happen? >> if you get caught. you go to juvie. >> what about your mom? what do you think is going to happen to her? >> she'll be sad and cry. >> and hurt. >> and you shaking your head, so you know that can happen to your mother, too? >> yeah. >> okay. if yo

decided it was fine the door was shut a accountant of follow-up on the last hearing i talked with monroe about the complainant is the landlord of the building next door talked to the complainant well and what they originally minded the complaint wanted sound at the time a similar situation the building is you think opted out i expressed basically, we don't approach it personally we want to work together to try to solve the issue rather than an enforcement action so initially when i talked to the building owner about a month ago they weren't on board with dealing with the memo i made it clear that's right the route he agreed to a meeting so that's going to be be passed on to shawn we'll see where that goes the square so they finally took the speakers out of the wall the complainant is not totally happy but how i feel is that the venue after initial bumps and bruises they've gone above and beyond to try to appease the neighbor and eliminate the sound issue evident in the bar listening to the speakers on the wall but on the wall created a problem nevertheless, they took them out the complai

. >> but marilyn monroe had a very tough life going through many foster homes and they were actuallyites marilyn monroe never had parents. >> she had to parents. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> at 13 years old he inspired a sporting event and has the accurate coverage of the lgbt community. i kottich. >> i caught up with gradin learning how to play lacrosse in trenton. this talented athlete has played all over the tri-state area and across the country. he is known for being a great player and what he stands for and who he is. >> at the age of 12 he came out to his friends on a group chat that his parents were copied. >> reference for making gay jokes and i heard before i came out i heard a lot of those. i didn't like it. >> i was not that surprised that he came out so young but that he was so brave. he has always been a were confident kid and never really cared. >> he is also the inspiration of the courage gave it has a lot of big sponsors takes place at the university of pennsylvania campus. this year it is for girls and boys and the ignition and -- the mission is to encourage and support gay youth and al

we have a downed pole in monroe township, new jersey.lternates around there, follow the detours they have posted through the back roads there. you can also take cross keys bit. there's construction on kelly directio directions between brewery hill drive and sedgely drive. here's route 73 over in new jersey. right around the new jersey turnpike. off ramp exit. as you can see, no problems. the roadways are shiny there. watch for slippery spots. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> ten minutes before 5:00. another rainy, drizzly one. this is wilmington, frawley stadium. they'll try to get a ball game in this evening. right now, delaware misty and 51 degrees. philadelphia and south jersey are seeing some rain and some showers in the lehigh valley. right now, glasgow is 50 years, marshalton, 51 degrees. very low 50s across southern delaware, too. this is where we're seeing some showers exit into cape may. they're moving across delaware bay exiting lewes right now. we'll see more showers during the day toda

an update next week and try to close that within a week and then be there was one complaint about monroe similar to the issue at one place an owner in the building above a bamboo hut are an apartment on the 16r9 and the second-story is one apartment climbing u claiming i complaining about noise from monroe an window that faces the ceiling of monroe you heard are hear their noise but bamboo hut is in the basement and one building over contributing to the sound when the intern stages with dealing with that the first thing i talked with the manager and said there is an or a complaint and that we're going to try to work out it upgrades figure out what we can do maybe they can talk with each other the landlord self-want to talk with the venue manage it would be speaking to do. >> in terms of in the beginning stages i think what will happen i'll end up pga that on to go shawn and then we'll not see that as a huge issue but nevertheless, noise present in the apartment so - >> and his window a shut. >> his window is shut. >> their single pain windows. >> something like that so put i didn't aroun

monroe elementary, mark rosenburke. argoney elementary school, cathy angs.rom james lick middle school, hell nu[inaudible] george washington high school, [inaudible] congratulations to all of you. now, san francisco unified school district deputy superintendent quadloupea [inaudible] >> congrat ylshzs to mayors teacher of the year. these 5 teachers standing out here on the field are incredible educators. they are our mvp. they are dedicated, hard working and innovative and our student benefit from their talent in the classroom. to all our educators in the san francisco unified school district, that is teacher, paraprofessionals school leaders and support staff, we thank you for your dedication to our young people of san francisco. we are very proud of and. because our teachers of the year are such team players zee a baseball cap for each of you to commemorate this very special night. i want to also thank on behamp the san francisco unified school district the giants oreg nation and wonderful supporters of the san francisco public schools. let's go teachers!

slow movement of those storms, national weather service has issued a flood advisory for parts of monroe county as we head into 8:30 this evening. looking at tomorrow, if you are headed pool side 86 degrees. mix of sunday and clouds. thunderstorms as we head later in the day. index is going to be up there again. have the sunscreen. we night -- sun screen. still warm, still muggy. dealing with periods of rain and thunderstorms activity. because of tropical moisture. we could be contending with tropical storm bonnie. we'll talk about the timing of the rainfall. and if we can salvage any part of monday in just a few. >> all right a. lauren. thank you we'll check in with you then. >> many people are firing up the grills or heading down the shore to celebrate unofficial start of summer. alexandria hof tells us one business getting creative to cash in on the holiday weekend. >> reporter: they are the smells. >> caramel h thing you come close you smell popcorn. >> reporter: television just can't convey. >> i put my windows down. >> reporter: its a welcome home for those who take their memorial

mariah signing off her acceptance speech with a nod to her son who of cou with twin sister monroe will the wedding when she finally sets a date. >> my kids will always be with me at these miss monroe has her own dr >> as my 5-year-old son rocky likes to say, boobies and butts. >> the kids will be there. we just don't know when. no wedding date from mariah, and still no wedding date from lady gaga. maybe she's keeping it a secret. today we tried to get some answers from her fiance, taylor kinney. >> i'm not picky. >> what are your only requirements for the big day? >> if there's some pizza. >> it might be tough gettin that wedding together while taylor returns for "chicago fire's" fifth season. today nbc and fox introduced their new lineup, wh theme seems to be big stars are back on tv. >> you, eleanor, are dead. >> cool. >> talk about a power duo. kristen bell and ted danson's new nbc c "the gooddplace" is set in the afterlife. >> you can fly if you want to. you can eat whatever you want. there's a ton of frozen yogurt shops. it's really like your idea of perfection. >> j-lo's "shades

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in monroe township, hundreds of flags being placed at graves of brave men and women who have served our country. it is an emotional and very special day at gloucester county veterans memorial cemetery. our bruce gordon was there for all of it. >> reporter: three generations of the bliss family decided to make this start of the memorial day weekend even more special than usual. joining other volunteers in planting flags at more than 2,000 gravesites that the gloucester county veterans memorial cemetery. leanne wants her four-year-old son derek to take part even though he's probably not old enough to fully understand why. >> good job, bud. >> just the importance of paying honor to those who have served our country as well as being here to pay honor to his poppy. >> poppy was his grant father robert bliss 13 years in the marine corps. including a stint in vietnam. he died last year at the age of 78. like many veterans of his generation, bliss spoke little of his war time service. >> there wasn't a sense he wanted a pat on the back for having served his country or anything like that. it was

temperature could drop, carbon and monroe county down to 30. that's tomorrow morning.his morning. this morning nice sunrise setting up here. this is ray he took his drone up this morning over lake galina along the neshaminy creek. beautiful start to the day. just light breeze with a few clouds around. that's what it looks like on ultimate doppler radar right there in bucks county just off of 202. a few showers trying to work their way into the north and western suburbs see a bit more this afternoon. not everybody will see a shower today. but they will be around. mainly be this afternoon. moving in from the northwest. cold enough for snowfall there in the western pennsylvania. not here though. it will be rain and these will just pop up between about 12 and three but notice how they're fairly isolated. it starts about noon. and then here they are just a few areas of passing shower or two likely not everybody will see the rain but if you do it's just a quick shower. it will move on through and these will start to die down after about seven or 8:00 o'clock once that sun go

monroe township, this downed pole starting to have delays there.roaching the scene as well on route 322 in both directions around high street. take cross keys road or delsea drive as your alternate. >> getting girls into the technology world. ahead on nbc 10, hear how a local event aims to get girls jobs in this growing field. >> > hey, good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with a quick check on your first alert traffic. right now we're watching allentown over in the lehigh valley. this is 78 right around route 22. you can see no problems in either direction. maybe a little slow off of the ramps. that's what we want to see there. traffic is moving along nicely. this is what most of the majors look like for the most part. we're starting to see volume out there. i'll update you when i come back in the 6:00 hour. >>> thank you, jessie. >>> jerry sandusky is trying to tell his side of the story by exchanging letters with a pittsburgh reporter. a reporter from the nbc tv station received three letters. in the first letter, sandusky wrote, quote, i w

portions of carbon and monroe counties. a few more to the south.se will fizzle as they helped more cooler stable air centered over philadelphia and points south and east. we had a nice four day stretch without rain here finally, string together more than a few days prior to that in the month of may but total monthly precipitation included last night's inch and a half in philadelphia, 6.65 inches and it makes it tenth wetest may on record thus far. temperatures right now you can see how much warmer north and west, more sun peak out today. eighty-three allentown. eighty-two in reading. seventy in wildwood. seventy in millville where rain has been with us and boy, is it steamy outside. dew point in the upper 60's and 07's from the the city south and east and puts us in the the oppressive or steamy category depending where you fall but regardless it is not very comfortable outside right now. new storms push through this evening and could pack a punch in the next hour or so, wind gusting 40, maybe pea sized hail, those will start to fizzle overnight and

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few rainfall totals from earlier today, jonas, pennsylvania in monroe county in the poconos, three and a half inches just shy of that n sewell, new jersey 2.93. mount holly at 2.9. at philadelphia airport this morning one and a half inches of rain and still very warm and steamy out there with temperatures in the 70's and 80's at the moment. coming up we will tell but showers and storms moving through tonight and how it will clear us out as we see nice weather back in time to start mountain of june. for now, back to you. >>> thank you, kate. >>> business owners down the shore hope to salvage final day before everybody heads back to work and school tomorrow. not a perfect beach day in ocean city but rain isn't stopping people from enjoying their memorial damon. earlier this morning, most folks did without the umbrella for a nice walk or run on the boardwalk. >> a at another jersey shore town over the weekend the crowd came and went but left the beach looking more like a trash dump. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live in wildwood with more about the wild weekend, trang? >> reporte

are a couple fine pieces on have jewelry including this amazing watch, tiny wrist worn by marilyn monroe, and, wristwatch, and. and, we have estimated that, 80 to 120,000, and, highly priced items, in the auction. >> total complex is expected to fetch between two and four million-dollar. >> this is in good shape. >> in kidding. >> yes. >> look at that. when we come back, mother goose. summoned 30 lease to help her baby, incredible story on th >>> well, police in cincinnati come to the rescue of a mother, goose in trouble, and it the is all captured on camera. >> goose pecked on the door of the police cruiser and then walked away. the officers, said the goose stopped, looked back and decided to get out and then follow it. he led the officer to a goose tangled in a balloon string so it was freed and then ran in the creek to join the rest of the family. >> how about that. >> yeah. >> how about that. >> this is good too. now to a dog in north carolina that ran more than a mile to get to his dead care. riley the golden retriever was in the car with his mom heading home, they went wye the daze

when he came back, he was invited back by president monroe for the purpose of remembering the revolution, munro saw that people were starting to die off, the revolutionaries are starting to leave us, but lafayette was still a living connection to the revolution. he came back and did this amazing tour of what was then the united states, in an era when there were not trains. of course there were not automobiles. this was horses and carriages and he crisscrossed the then united states, and the fact that he had so many places from new york city down to charleston and everywhere in between is remarkable, in such a short time period. when he comes to the united states, this is another reason for celebration. again, these are spontaneous outpourings of interest and of admiration for the revolutionary war veteran. we were discussing, when developing this expedition, was this an instruction. did people get instructions on lafayette is coming, you need to do this, you need to have a parade. the president didn't send out letters to the governor saying, you need to do something. word was sent out, a

way up north in monroe, late tonight into early tomorrow morning, a freeze watch. temperatures will be so low, sub freezing, and tender vegetativegetatio vegetation -- so there is a freeze watch in effect way up here in pennsylvania. for us it will be chilly. not watching for a freeze watch. mostly sunny today. high temperatures pushing close to 60 degrees. we'll stay with the cool and windy forecast again for tomorrow. so starting out our next workweek, we should be dry. but cool and windy. doppler radar showing we are dry all of the way to south jersey as well as delaware. we'll pull out here. upper level low, really sort of turning about way to the north and creating lake effect snow. we can't rule out the possibility of some of that moisture into the philadelphia area. especially north and west of the city. an isolated pocket or shower, a little shower activity later on today. for the most part we should stay dry with the sunshine and the clouds. monday we stay dry, but we are looking for the next rainmaker to move in on tuesday. no clouds to speak of. plenty o

james monroe volunteered as a scout. i will not be secretary of state for the day, i will be a scout. there are looking at the british. from upper marbella sent a note to washington saying "you better remove the records, i think they are coming." john armstrong did not think they were coming. his attitude was, who would want the place? washington, d.c. in 1814, there were still cows grazing on the pasture in front of the capitol building. papers, theree are advertisements for lost chickens. wondering in editorials when the animal dirt would be cleaned from the roads before the next rain. when it was mixed in with the mud it was very icky. that was washington in 1814. who would want the place? obviously, the british. it was symbolic. when the british headed to washington it sent the city into a panic. the commander of the new 10th military district, a political appointee with no real authority, ruled out the militia . no one showed purity called them again. no one showed. a third time, elitcher from anne arundel county, 8

decided it was fine the door was shut a accountant of follow-up on the last hearing i talked with monroebout the complainant is the landlord of the building next door talked to the complainant well and what they originally minded the complaint wanted sound at the time a similar situation the building is you think opted out i expressed basically, we don't approach it personally we want to work together to try to solve the issue rather than an enforcement action so initially when i talked to the building owner about a month ago they weren't on board with dealing with the memo i made it clear that's right the route he agreed to a meeting so that's going to be be passed on to shawn we'll see where that goes the square so they finally took the speakers out of the wall the complainant is not totally happy but how i feel is that the venue after initial bumps and bruises they've gone above and beyond to try to appease the neighbor and eliminate the sound issue evident in the bar listening to the speakers on the wall but on the wall created a problem nevertheless, they took them out the complaina

showers and storms there they are across carbon and monroe county. flooding, minor flooding there.ad flood advisory neck those storieshowersand storms seem tog out. moisture from tropical storm bonnie 40 miles an hour moving toward south carolina. it will sit off the coast and impact that area tonight see that moisture working its weigh up into our area by tomorrow. so tonight just a muggy night. 76 here the storm end north and west. muggy here along i-95. dropping into the mid to low 70s if you're out this evening. and closer to the coast a little cooler. just low clouds, temperature sketch degrees. that moisture though will give us the rain i'll look at that in the seven day forecast coming up. >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> it really does seem like we missed out on all that comfortable spring weather this season, because it's full on summer out there right now. fox 29's joanne pileggi bracing the heat. she's life tonight at dilworth plaza. staying cool out there, joanne? >> reporter: i'm trying, joyce. i'd rather be running through that splash park hyped me. i'm telling you

we wanted to show you a clear feeling parts of monroe coupty. even sub freezing temperatures tonight and into tomorrow north of philadelphia. our headlines, sun to start for the day, cool and windy, a noticeable change with the winds, and for tomorrow, cool and windy again. we stay with this pattern. we are dry right now. the radar showing us no rain around to speak of. we have lake effect action happening here, an upper level low way to the north is giving us a counter clockwise flow. we're getting lake effect if snow here in erie. for some of us, it is possibly an isolated scattered shower later on today. just as the system continues to churn and bring moisture our way. future cast showing us a closer look at what i'm talking about. little pockets of sprinkles pushing into western philadelphia. parts of allentown, parts of the lehigh valley and scattered showers throughout the afternoon. we're looking for a dry day for our monday, but on the chilly side. and then we're looking for rain to come back into the picture on tuesday. >> thank you for

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a collection of marilyn monroe's personal items go on the auction block later this year.t of it preserved exactly as it was when she died of a drug overdose in 1962 at the age of 36. >> other items for sale -- a small clutch purse, eight cigarettes, a used lipstick and a jewelry case owned by marilyn's former husband, joe dimaggio. the collection comes from the star's long-time friend and acting coach. the auction takes place in november in case you are interested. >> you know that people are going to want to be bidding on that. >> especially the lipstick. >>> thank you so much for joining us. >> "the real story" with gretchen carlson starts now. see you tomorrow. >>> thanks, guys. breaking developments right now making today's primary in nebraska -- more important than we thought. as new reports emerge now that donald trump may soon no longer be the sole republican in the race anymore. hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson. welcome to a special edition of "the real story." we're live from our nation's capital today. texas senator ted cruz hinting today that he could restart

. >> by 1817, the renovation is almost complete and our fifth president, james monroe, moves in. a dozen years later, the seventh, andrew jackson, lets a drunken mob trash the place during his inaugural ball. maybe this poor piece of wood was part of the collateral damage. who knows? over the years, presidents come and presidents go, redecorating, repainting, and renovating to suit their individual tastes. then, in 1902, theodore roosevelt begins the first wholesale restoration of the mansion that he officially names "the white house." it's time to pick up the thread of this strange inheritance story. according to mike meister, in 1902, his great-uncle, joseph williamson jr., is a law student at georgetown university in d.c. one day, he strolls down pennsylvania avenue, spots the piece of wood in a junk pile, and thinks, "it's pretty neat." >> joseph jr. picked it up. >> like a yard sale? did they buy it? >> no, it was scrap. i mean, it was things that were gonna be eventually hauled off to landfills, burned, whatever. >> he brings it home to illinois from law school and gives it

in monroe township, the downed pole blocking a major part of 322 which isç closed right now.'s been closed in both directions, right around high street. take cross keys road, running parallel to the scene if you have to get to a different part of 322 or delsea drive will take you north by the scene. otherwise, follow local detours. there's a disabled vehicle in plymouth on east germantown pike and arch road. for the most part, mass transit doing okay with no reported delays. more updates when i come back. vai? >>> a school police officer has a broken jaw after being punched. >> it's a fight that was caught on camera. two police say punched the officer and what was happening just before this. >>> plus, the eagles new star quarterback has a new title. cover model. we'll show you which magazine is featuring carson wentz on its cover. >>> right now, philadelphia police are investigating two police-involved shootings. >> one person is dead and another recovering in the hospital. take a look at this map. the first shooting happened around 11:00 last night on grays avenue in southwe

monroe. >> reporter: of service members from camden county killed in act.in a man's son. >> my son is in my memory every day. in my heart. >> memorial day for her isn't about going down the shore. >> it's a matter of remembering the soldiers that were lost. not just my jason. >> reporter: she and other ld gold star families honored today for their sacrifices. maureen and thomas pagano lost their son eight years ago. >> we sacrificed our son but we can't do anything about that. what we have to take care of the people that are here, the people that have sacrificed and are still here that are in need. >> reporter: honored today sergeant glenn baker who served in vietnam 50 years ago he spent his entire life serving veterans as they returned home but can't help of think of his homes who didn't and never got to experience the past 50 years. >> you ask yourself what would there lives have been? would contributions would they have made. >> reporter: each headstone of a fallen service member represent as story that was never finish. >> each of those is a life lost,

for the next half-hour in monroe township watch out for construction along 322 between piney hollow and cains mill road. >>> breaking overnight, an armed suspect ambushed a driver in southwest philadelphia after 1:00 a.m. officers on patrol heard the gunfire on angora terrace. the suspect chased the victim down when he tried to runaway. >>> we believe that the victim was able to get out of the car and continue to run on foot across the street where shots were continueed to be fired at him, he was shot in the head. >>> police say the victim was shot in the head. officers rushed him to the hospital in critical condition. the gunfire hit two other cars on the block. near the scene, police found the minivan that matched the description of the suspect's vehicle. two people were taken in for questioning. police found a large amount of crack cocaine on the suspect at the hospital. >>> the search continues for a driver who struck a 6-year-old boy on a bike and backed up and sped away. surveillance recorded the crash on oak wood street in norristown. police found the striking vehicle a few block

decided it was fine the door was shut a accountant of follow-up on the last hearing i talked with monroe about the complainant is the landlord of the building next door talked to the complainant well and what they originally minded the complaint wanted sound at the time a similar situation the building is you think opted out i expressed basically, we don't approach it personally we want to work together to try to solve the issue rather than an enforcement action so initially when i talked to the building owner about a month ago they weren't on board with dealing with the memo i made it clear that's right the route he agreed to a meeting so that's going to be be passed on to shawn we'll see where that goes the square so they finally took the speakers out of the wall the complainant is not totally happy but how i feel is that the venue after initial bumps and bruises they've gone above and beyond to try to appease the neighbor and eliminate the sound issue evident in the bar listening to the speakers on the wall but on the wall created a problem nevertheless, they took them out the complai

light blue where it is frosty, frozen in carbon and monroe counties, and temperatures in the 20's. hardly a cloud in the sky which is why they got so chilly offer night and snow to the north of us in new england. for us, no precipitation at all. beautiful sunshine, at 5:45, see the beginning of that, 44 degrees, and is that 39, we will get to that record low, the record is 40, last hour of 43. new at 44. that is probably it. temperatures to the north of us, and 35 in millville, and wind chills, we pulled out wind chill map all of our wind chills are in the 30's this morning. the that is what we are dressing for. nice recovery up to 65 degrees later on with a few breezes. we will talk about a next chance of rain coming up in the seven day forecast. 5:02. >> grab that shirt, make sure you have heated seat warmers going on this morning. 5:02. hello to king have of prussia, live look at the schuylkill as we see beginning of the sunrise there in the background, no problems there in kop, looking good on the new jersey side of the ben franklin bridge, actually all of the bridges are off t

monroe township, new jersey, hundreds of flags are being placed at gravesites at the gloucester countyeterans memorial cemetery. it's a tribute to the men and women who have died while serving our country. >>> let's get straight out to bruce gordon live in monroe township tonight for us. hey, bruce. >> reporter: hey, chris. yeah, for many memorial day has evolved over the years into a broader tribute to all those who have served in the american military and at this cemetery that means volunteers giving each and every gravesite a red, white and blue accent so who are these volunteers? >> a lot of people think this holiday start of the summer, get to the beach. have picnics. >> reporter: 84-year-old fred couldn't nel system a cancer survivor, his doctors warn him to state out of the sun but fred's doctor does not out rank him. >> i'm out here. they got to be honored. >> reporter: more than 2,000 men and women buried here that the gloucester county veterans memorial cemetery. >> all my brothers and sisters. i served with them all. >> reporter: each year he joins other volunteers placing a

carbon, monroe counties under a freeze warning until 8:00. frost advisory, berks, lehigh northampton until 8:00 this morning. the actual temperature in mount pocono is 29 degrees. it is only 38 in reading. forty-one in trenton. we will go down to millville, new jersey where it is a degree above freezing nothing cumberland county and 40 degrees in wilmington. it is a chilly morning for sure. forty-five feels like 39, yeah, we're still talking wind chill in mid-may and by 9:00 we should hit that 50-degree mark. by noon, about 57 and breezes will be picking up, sunny and cool, all afternoon with a high of 65 degrees. 10 degrees below average. we will warm back in the 70's. we will tell you when in the seven day forecast coming up, hey there, bob kelly. >> exactly 6:31 on a monday morning, we have got problems, on i-95, here's a live look from our penndot camera, southbound lanes of i-95, bumper to bumper to bumper from center city all the way down, into washington avenue. all because of an accident. it happened about an hour and a half ago. here

frost advisory in effect for northampton, lehigh and berks county, freeze warning for carbon and monroe in the pocono mountains because these are the places where temperatures are in the 30's. we will show you how clear the the skies are, hardly a cloud in the sky, in the philadelphia area, and so our current temperature in philadelphia is 43, and now the record low for this date may 16th is 40. we will come pretty close to the record, 9-mile an hour winds make it feel that much chillier, sunrise a at the 5:45. we have only, look at the pocono mountains, 29 degrees, we're below freezing there. thirty-seven in allentown. thirty-eight in reading. forty in trenton. millville, new jersey very chilly with 38 degrees this morning. so i don't know you'll get winter coat the on the codes are kids because they won't need it later on but make sure they have a sweat shirt or fleece on at the bus stop this morning. one good side of radiational cooling is we have plenty of sunshine. not a lot of cloud cover today. we expect a high of 65 degrees, about seven or 8 degrees below average for this time o

at virginia's convention, one future president, james monroe declared "the vice president is an unnecessary officer. i can see no reason for such an officer." speaking at the same convention, george mason added, "the vice president appears to be not only as unnecessary, the dangerous that legislator -- legislature and executive -- i cannot perceive the consequences. i think that, in the course of human affairs, he will be made a tool in order to bring about his own interest in aid in overturning the liberties of this country." he didn't know how, but he was sure somehow -- some members attending other state ratifying conventions also expressed concerns about the vice presidency between the legislative and executive functions. they never said this issue alone was the reason they did not support it. they simply carried this along with the constitution to become part of the new government. that is what we have in origin. we get to the first vice president, straggling the executive and legislative branches. the first occupant, john adams, was far from impressed. viewing the vice presidency as a

>> baltimore ravens offensive tackle eugene monroe wants the nfl to allow medical marijuana for players with football injuries, arguing that medical marijuana could help treat chronic pain and is a far better, healthier, and less- addictive option than opioids. >> larry: great, just what the giants need to get slower and less motivated. ( laughter ) ( applause ) sorry, giants. now, we've talked about the dangers of opioids on the show before. consult your "nightly show almanac" to get further information, but they have ensnared almost two million americans and, guys, i don't mean to bum you out, but opioids may have taken prince from us. it's awful, right? meanwhile, the only bad thing pot has ever done is turn seth rogen into a movie star. right? so i'm just saying. potato. pot. ( laughter ) pot-oh. so if a grown man wants to take something that is legal in his state, prescribed by a doctor to ease his pain, especially one that doesn't make you faster or bigger, why should it matter to the league? i mean, what's the concern? is the nfl worried tom brady's going to wander off during a c

this fbi special agent tess monroe.led former director morrow, mi6 chief terdei. where's jacob? boss, he's in the navy yard. i'm being set up for those murders. jacob's telling the truth. i think someone used jacob's file to create a fake print. kort was the one selling secrets to the russians, not jacob. tony: kort disappeared right after he learned about ziva. he may know about eli's files. he's running. i can guess where he's going. israel? mcgee: boss, look at this. reporter: the house previously belonged to mossad director eli david. isn't that... where ziva's supposed to be staying. the blast occurred just hours ago in this tiny israeli village on the outskirts of tel aviv. the farmhouse belonging to the former mossad director, the late eli david,

today's opening prayer will be by chris justice, pastor of lee park church in monroe, north carolina. the guest chaplain: let us pray. father in heaven, your name is great. you are sovereign and holy. you offer christ-centered salvation and peace. you are ever present in our time of need. we thank you for the great gift of the united states of america. we ask you to protect, guide and direct the members of the united states senate. for all the issues that might divide us, i pray your spirit would enlighten us and convict us to fulfill your call to love one another as you have loved us. may it be true that, in all our ways, we would acknowledge you so that you would make our paths straight. may it be true that we would desire and actively pursue that your will be done and your kingdom come, on earth now as it is in heaven. may it be true that we would be careful to give you all the praise, honor, and glory due you. we pray to you and we praise you in jesus' name. amen. the president pro tempore: pleae join me in reciting the pledge f allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the f