this was not where mary white morris or robert morris lived or any place in philadelphia. it is imaginary, but it is symbolic. it is what charles willson peale wants you to think about mary white morris. the reason why these are these busts, they are recognizable -- here is george washington, and these other figures are the busts of other political writers from england and america. what is that kind of thing doing in an 18th-century woman's portrait? what it is doing there is telling us that mary white morris has read all of these authors, understands the political theory of her era, and espouses it. we've got music and we've got intellect. and that is really what he is trying to say, behind this beautiful facade, there is a woman of substance. what we know about mary white morris's biography, she is a credible -- incredible what she achieved. she is a woman -- an aristocratic one, but a woman nonetheless, living in an area controlled by men. and yet, mary white morris becomes her husband's inherited business partner after her husband winds up in prison because he can't pa

. >> a few doors down from knight is anthony morris. he's appealing to staff to not send him back to general population. >> i just would rather be isolated, be by myself. i have a violent history. i believe if i was to go to population i would probably end up doing more time. because i have low tolerance for stupidity. saying little dumb things, especially towards sexual preference, choice of lifestyle. so being in segregation is actually my sanctuary. >> while morris might appear younger than his 47 years, he is a veteran inmate. he has already completed a 23-year state prison sentence for second degree murder. after three years on the outside, he is currently charged with malicious wounding for allegedly stabbing a man in the foot and has pled not guilty. when he was booked a month earlier, morris explained to staff why he wanted to be isolated. >> in talking to him, he was very adamant that he wanted to be housed by himself, that he said he had been sexually assaulted in prison. i assured him that there are sort of safeguards in plac

mary white morris' husband was robert morris, the financier of the american revolution. he was so wealthy during the colonial period in the 1780's that he could finance the american revolution with his own private money. and if he hadn't done that, it is highly unlikely the american revolution could have gotten off on a good start. and mary white morris is ostensibly in this portrait, is portrayed in way that is meant to impress you and make you see how wealthy she is, how important her standing is. you might think that means that is all that is important about her, is that she had a lot of money and could dress fancy, but in effect what charles willson done has done with this portrait is he included much more information about her than you might think. but additional information helps -- to know more about her as a real person. i would point out those aspects. these are called attributes in the painting. you will see in the upper left corner, the ghost of an outline. it is a sculpture. muse ofure is of the music. he's holding a trumpet. the reason why it is in her paint

we had an accident at morris road shutting down morris road.ck to sumneytown pike crews are waiting for me co-because they have downed wires and downed pole. 34 in martins creek, 36 in pottstown. 45 in center city. a little better there. in new jersey, 36 in hammonton. 37 in sewell and in townsend, delaware. 66 today, increasing clouds, not very windy. it's a good day before we have rain tonight and tomorrow. i enjoyed raising money for the american red cross. i was excited in my facebook with flight time from the glob trotters we had the red ball over the weekend we raised a lot of money. >> let's at that a look at this, this is surveillance video of a carjacking at a massachusetts gas station, the carjacker, jumped into an suv as the woman was pumping gas, she struggling with him and sprayed him with gasoline. he tries to take off and ends up dragging her two feet. police later found the vehicle, but there's no sign of the carjacker. >>> more than a dozen people were injured at an explosion at a french carnival outside of paris. absolutely fr

it was 23-year-old brooke morris.the hard part would be unraveling the mystery that led to her death on this lonely country road. >> was it someone that was a stranger to us? was it someone that we knew? all kinds of things were coming into our heads, you know, trying to figure this all out. >>> when we come back. what happened to brook. >> they're asking do you know anyone who would want to hurt your sister and no clue. >> spouses are always looked add. >> my objective is to find out what to do. according to some, there's a place where coca-cola tastes, like, so good. go ahead, do a google search for "that place where coke tastes so good." yeah, right now. i'll wait. ♪ got it? it's crazy right? when's the last time anyone on the internet agreed on anything? that was a rhetorical question. the answer is never. ♪ only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® we invited top stylists to try our hair care products. i'm dying to know what this is! so s

you know, morris gave the eulogy. morris was witty and funny and cosmopolitan and wrote beautifully, and he was robust in terms of the eulogy. what you think washington would've said? he was already dead, so he would not have said anything, really. [laughter] carol: it is important to remember that. what would he of said? john: he was a man of few words. --e's second inaugural and address was the shortest in history. i think he would've been short and very effective, and a think he would've expressed his affection and respect for hamilton. akhil: tom sawyer got to see his own funeral. i think washington, if he had foresight, as he often tapped people -- he was good at picking ts, i think he would have said, mr. hamilton, would you draft me up -- [laughter] akhil: and hamilton would've been happy to oblige and washington would then well advised. washington was not a bad writer , but hamilton was a great writer. i don't think he would have minded writing his own eulogy. carol: i think he would've loved it. why does hami

we have an issue in upper gwynedd morris road they had to shut down morris road. major tanker accident that shut down the atlantic city expressway eastbound, right now the express way is open. we have the ramp closed expressway to route 54 hammonton, at 8:00 a.m. they will cause lane closures on the expressway itself to continue the cleanup after the massive fuel spill. northbound traffic on 42 is moving just fine. >> now to a disturbing story, a 13-year-old girl said she was sexually assaulted by three peers in an abandoned home. let's go outside to jeanette reyes in hunting park outside special victims unit. >> reporter: the search is underway for three teenage boy, the victim said she was sexually assaulted yesterday afternoon. it happened at 5:00 p.m. along the 1300 block of west butler street to a 13-year-old girl walking down the street when three juveniles grabbed her into a abandoned home and sexually assaulted her. neighbors say they often see boys entering and leaving the homes which have become a problem in the community. take a listen. >> i've seen lik

matthew morris couldn't see much and neither could who he was helping. this newborn eagle was stuck. thursday night viewers of the web cam noticed the right leg was jammed. >> i think the eaglet was uncomfortable being in that position for hours. >> reporter: morris has a farm and he knows small animals but he's never handled a bird of prey. >> it was a him. i think in his little eagle soul he was probably appreciative. >> reporter: so was the american eagle foundation. it set up the web cam and others like it across the country. the founder has been saving eagles for 30 years and could not bear to see nature take its course. >> if you have the power in your hands to help sometimes you have to step forward and help. >> reporter: the u.s. fish and wildlife service signed off on the rescue. the baltimore zoo signed off on his health. friday evening morris scaled the tree again to make the dropoff. >> i was on my knees and let him out of the bag and he kind of got in close to his siblings and it seemed natural and i gave him a good wish. >> reporter: morris

david morris will have to co nta ct be debated. david morris will have to contact the fa. draw a line under the matter but it seems thatis a line under the matter but it seems that is unlikely. when you are three points adrift at the bottom of the league, this is a distraction for sunderland and they do not need it as they avoid the drop. the women's european championship in the netherlands doesn't start for another three and half months but the england manager mark sampson has named his final squad of 23 for the tournament. 0ur correspondent, katie gornall, was at today's announcement at st george's park. there were few surprises when mark samson empties england squad here at saint georges park. as expected, the out—of—favour chelsea striker missed out, despite being the top scorer last season. 0therwise, samson kept faith with the majority of players who served so well at the world cup in canada two years ago. 19 players remaining from that third—place finish in canada. samsung says they will be under a different kind of pressure at this around. we are expecting to go al

they were doing it for children like samuel buckley morris. this is not only a portrait of a young boy, but it was also painted by a young boy. this was done by rembrandt peale when he was a young teenager. when you have a name like that, you better become an artist. charles willson peale named all of his sons after artists. peale was the best known, the most olympic. and he did this wonderful -- the most prolific. you think about moving from the president to a little boy and back again, it is a really great way to understand the world of an artist, you paint where the clients take you. i think this portrayal of the little boy with all of the hope and thomas of youth is a great way for an artist to exercise their talents. the care he took with the locket, it was actually a present that contains the locks of his parents' hair. it's not just about a little boy, but also his parents. the artist is taking an abstract concept and making it real, make ing -- making it visual for us. and samuel buckley morris is one of the characters we don't read ab

morris's husband was robert morris, referred to as the financier of the american revolution. when you were in debt you can just a clear chapter 11 or bankruptcy, you had to pay up or go to jail. how are you going to pay your debts? kind of a strange dichotomy. mary white morris made the money and got herself out of prison. this is not somebody who sits on a soft cushion all day. she is really a woman for the new republic. >> watch the entire tour for the portrait gallery in philadelphia at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. eastern sunday on american artifacts. american history tv, only on c-span three. >> recently american history tv was at the annual meeting in denver colorado. with professors come authors, and graduate students about their research. this interview is about 20 minutes. >> we are with susan lederer. a medical history professor at the university of wisconsin. you focus on bioethics. how did attitudes about death change in the united states after world war ii? professor lederer: there was a growing interest in the increasing costs of the funeral industry.

tonight star morris chestnut gives fans a peek into what's in store. >> she crazy three more episodesstar morris chestnut says he's continually impressed by all of the twists in this procedural drama. >> you fought with ashleyly the day you died and we found your wig hair on the body. >> sometimes when they're going good they end up bad. sometimes we think they're bad they may be good but they're always on the fence you never really no. >> unfortunately it will take 24 hours to prepare the body for autopsy. >> our tone shifts. one minute we can be very serious. next minute we can all be humorous and funny went all have strong strong family dynamic. not only plays on screen but it's also behind the scenes as well. no broken nails. no bruises or lacerations. >> he says some of the cases that his character investigates are inspired by real life events. >> there's a lot of creative license you know just to make it different and, you know, not get sued. but, yeah. cases are inspired. >> the message was left in organic material. >> our technical add 55 onset he seen i can't even name how ma

there's a crash on upper gwenedd at morris and conrad avenue. moving down toward new castle, delaware, there's flooding reported on airport road, closing that in between highway 37 and i-95. back to you. >> thanks. >>> a 13-year-old girl abducted and assaulted on the streets of philadelphia. coming up, we'll fill you in on how the victim is doing and who investigators say they're looking for. >>> the scare from below in boston as a manhole cover goes flying. >>> when they come in and just seeing them sit down to play with stuff, to be able to find things. >> also coming up, we'll show you how a playroom makeover in montgomery county is changing the lives of two local kids. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. ♪ "turn around... every now and then i get a little bit hungry and there's nothing really good around. turn around... every now and then i get a little bit tired of living off the taste of the air... t

upper gwenned a crash at morris and conrad avenue.eltonham on school lane around sheltonham avenue. a few crashes out there. watching one on the schuylkill expressway, as well. we'll end on the 42 freeway. moving through stepford. route 41 starting to see the delay on the northbound side. this is traffic moving up toward philly. or if you're heading to the split where 295 is toward trenton. seeing slowdowns. >> all right. thanks for that. >>> it is finally here -- >> yeah. >> uh-huh. time to play ball for the phillies. the team opens the 2017 season against the reds in cincinnati. >> phillies nice enough to send us ball caps. coverage on csn starts this afternoon at 3:00 with the first pitch at 4:10. just like last year, jeremy hellickson will get the opening day start. the coach says his goal is to win half the season, 81 games if you're counting. he's based that off the editions of hendryk and saunders to the every day lineup. >> there's a lot that goes into it, it seems to work that way right now. i'm looking forward to seeing that

i'm holly morris. >> and i'm wisdom martin it is monday, april 17th. our team is in place.have the pleasure of seeing caitlin roth in here early this morning. erin como is also here talking about traffic but first we'll start off with caitlin to give us a quick update. >> warm after temperatures in the upper 80's. showers moving in. expect a little rain this morning, cooler with clearing later on this afternoon. erin. >> we know what rain can do to the commute. not looking forward to that. we have a crash on the ramp to the beltway from 66 eastbound. a closer look at that next. >> thanks both of you. we'll check back in a few. right now developing overnight a standoff situation unfolding in fairfax county this mor morning. >> a s.w.a.t. team is at a home in fairfax county scene and has the latest details on what is happening. mel, what can you tell us. >> reporter: good morning, guys. yeah, so very quiet residential neighborhood south of old town alexandria near mount vernon. this is the fort hunt area fairfax county and we can tell that you there's a fairfax county command

the one for football players, and now, one for puppies, animal plan set partnering with morris animal refuge, to help fuzzy puppies like these, willis here from animal morris refuge, great partnership. >> this is great. just when you thought it couldn't get cuter than tom brady, provides us with five beautiful puppies right here, of course. >> this is great. >> number one thing here, they are all looking for forever homes, right? >> right. >> this is where it all begins, of course we have the puppy bowl 13. >> i watch the puppy bowl every year on superbowl sunday. and then now this is a draft to get them into the puppy bowl? >> this is where it all begins. this is where, you know, you start the journey to become the most valuable pup, then eventually win that almost-bark-y trophy. >> got it. >> and animal planet partnered up with the crew at morris, actually have road to puppy bowl draft tomorrow at morris where we bring in some nfl players, team fluff against team rough. and most importantly, we will fine forever homes for most of the animals hopefully all of the animals at morris, a

morris said her main message is love. >> i love everybody. i'm a god fearing woman. i believe everybody should be loved. and none of this is done for the fame or for the attention, it was all done out of the kindness of our hearts to show that, you know, these things happen in america, and they shouldn't go unnoticed. >> morris is also a high school basketball star. she is taking her talents to boston college next year. >> the former tennessee teacher accused of kidnapping a student has waived extradition from california. tad cummings appeared in a sacramento courtroom. authorities caught up with him and 15 year old girl in a remote cabin in northern california last week. two had been the subject after nationwide search for over a month. cummings faces charges of kidnapping and sexual contact with a minor. if convicted he could face ten years in prison. >> we are also learning more about tad cummings' alleged plans. court document say he was planning to take the girl to mexico and took a boat from san diego on test run, documents also call cummings dangerous flight r

currently at philly's own morris animal rescue of washington square. pet plan pet insurance is making donation to every shelter participating and will award the shelter with the most votes with $5,000. today is the last day. so get on line and vote. >> i think i actually already re-tweet that. >> i did, as well. yes. >> sounds familiar. so certainly. get on line. >> i haven't done it yet but i will. >> definitely. >> so wacking outside today i was like oh, okay. this is my style weather. >> i heard the birds chirping. >> how about it? they're waking up all happy this morning. yesterday such a gorgeous day, but the whole neighborhood was out, you snow so, so pleasant outside. now today actually still quite mild, dry through at least the daylight hours, but doesn't last, so, we get you out, there storm system eventually will make its way in, all is calm, though, the winds very light at the moment, turning more south letterly. >> bethlehem, main street, in the foreground here in historic bethlehem. so beautiful start to the morning, do you have few more c

. >> and i'm holly morris.oday is monday april 17. >> good morning to erin como and caitlin roth. >> good morning. we have a little bit of wet weather moving through right now, some showers this morning. it is colter. not close to that 90 degrees like yesterday but still above average. i'll have that forecast coming up. erin. >> despite the fact that some moisture is moving through. roads are quiet except for a crash on 66. we'll take a look at that next. >> thank you very much. if you're just getting up with us at 5:00 a.m. here's what's happening right now. a manhunt continues in ohio for 37-year-old steve stevens. police say he's the gunman who shot and killed a 74-year-old man that man's name robert godwin. robert godwin sr. at random yesterday and claimed to have streamed the facebook. the victim's family spoke out about the killing and their loss. >> i hate he's gone. you know what i mean. i don't know what i'm going to do t it's not real. >> feel like my heartly is going stop. >> now in a separate video

chris morris reporting. this summit, in less than a minute, let's talk to the ambassador for cyprus to the european union. thank you for being with us. are you surprised that the 27 leaders could reach agreement on brexit so quickly today, less than a minute? first of all, a pleasure to be here with you. i have served on many councils in my time so this ought to be a first agreement within one minute. time so this ought to be a first agreement within one minutem agreement within one minute. is it important from your point of view that there is unity amongst the european union on how to deal with britain on brexit? european member state unity is very important, both for the european union side as well as the british side, in the sense that if we have 27 different specific agendas, it might be impossible to negotiate. we heard jean—claude juncker saying it is impossible to negotiate. we heard jean—claudejuncker saying it is not a question of punishing britain for brexit. is that how you see it? some people in

now with one of the most shocking eliminations in dancing with the stars history, actress heather morris and her pro partner were voted off the same night they had a perfect score. george pennock io has the details. george: heather morris and her thener rum bud their way to first perfect score and then 30 minutes later, based on judges scores and viewer votes from last week they were eliminated from the competition. there sportsmanship wa >> i was excited to go out there and do that. i got my 10, which was very important. i was nervous about tonight and the performance because it was a hard dance and i do not feel like it could have gone better. not am just sad that we did get to do everything we set out. a lot of thought was going into the future. heather had danced with alan burstyn after max was sidelined with an injury. ,> i think it is so hard to say because you see somebody who did one of the best dances we have ever seen on the show, and she is not safe. it is really about the journey because you never know when it will be over. >> heather is an incredible dancer but it is not jus

gwynedd we have an accident morris road shut down due to the accident. give yourself extra time to get around that. construction crews on the turnpike westbound near fort washington and norristown they have the left lane blocked. crews on the scene at this early hour. atlantic city eastbound approaching 54, the accident involving the tanker has cleared. they will return at 8:00 a.m. to return for the work to clean up. >>> three boys grabbed a 1-year-old walking down the street and pulled her into an abandoned building and sexually assaulted her, jeanette reyes has more. >> reporter: good morning, matt, police are turning to the community for additional help in tracking down the boys for the horrific abduction abbey sexual assault of a -- and sex all assault of a teen girl. a 13-year-old girl was walking down the street when three juvenile boys grabbed her and sexually assaulted her. neighbors say they see teenage boys entering and leaving the abandoned homes which are a problem in the community. >> it's devastating just to see, you know all that's going

morris brings it up. they were talking about the political climate.re we at a point where congress can't agree on anything and is that really the president's responsibility? how do we get past this? >> we have republican ma jorts. the republican party needs to decide whether it wants to be a governing party or not. it is correct that because trump's polling numbers are so low, it's hard to bring democrats aboard. if his numbers were high, 73% is where ronald reagan was on this day in his term, or barack obama, 69%, when they talked to the congress, they listen. when you're at 40%, they can listen or not listen. >> noelle, are those numbers a problem that you see for the president? >> you know, yes and no. i've got to tell you, when are we ever going to have unity? when are we ever going to elect anyone that the right and left will give a chance in we have barack obama, the right hate him, we have donald trump, the left hates him. are we going to ever have civility, ever have any unity for americans as a whole? >> noelle, we've had leaders in the past

heather morris, eliminated, even though she got perfect scores. remember her best from glee -- "glee." booing from the crowd. >> in 24 seasons, that's probably the most vocally unhappy reaction we've gotten about a result. kidd: you are probably wondering how this could happen. let me show you what the leaderboard looked like. heather was at the top perfect score. biles was holding a number four. nancy kerrigan was in fifth place, with 33 points. they combined this week's scores with last week's scores, adding in the voting, that's how they come up with the elimination. even with last week's scores combined, heather morris was still at the top. that must mean that no one voted it showser morris and how important the voting is. people may have thought -- she's so good, i don't have to vote for her. 60 second for your express. thet is wonderful to be at university of chicago. what has been going on since i've been gone? >> lawmakers will be briefed on escalating tensions with north korea. >> the nation's first both men received lethal objections. >>

markeith morris his first ever playoff game.had never been in the playoffs, well, he paid off. 21 points in his nba playoff debut. hawks dominated insigned on the board early they were up eight in the first half. then the wizards turned it around. 114-107. game two wednesday night. he wednesday the wizard and caps and nats all playing tape. what a night that's going to be. >>> moment of silence unfortunately before last night's celtics bulls game. tears rolling down isaiah thomas' face to honor his sister killed the night before in a car crash. thomas scored a team high 33 points in the game. but the bulls too much to handle they upset boston take game one at td garden. nationals get the daw off before they kick off a three game set in atlanta tomorrow a couple weeks into the season already little bit of worry when it comes to the bullpen. nats up three-two in the top of the eighth. glover dime releases gio gonzalez after a run scored and promptly gave up two runs. phillies with the lead. but all it does is really set the sge an

john wall lobz it up for marquise morris. wizards lead 6 7-57. then bradley we'll be going in.er here and gets fouled nor the wizards. and going again the warriors second quarter warriors up three, c.j. mccullum drives and leading this one 44-43. third xwarter the game all tide up. steph cur yoi does what he does well knocks down the three. and with that the warriors take a three-point lead. >> fourth quarter damian willard denied by draymond green. steph curry 'tis is the other way and gives it over to kevin durant for the score. warriors take game one, 109-99. >> and nhl playoffs hitting the mruz first period. st. louis getting on board first. colton makes it 1-0. then to the second we have the blues yet again this time jad jadeen schwartz picks up second for playoffs in the power play. whipping this one 3-1. >> coming up in the sports zone matt leon will join us so far this season and what the eagles could plan for. draft, derrek podner is off to talk about the end of sixers season and what might be happe happening this off season and plus we have inspiring story about a loc

former champ max and his partner heather morris are history and she's arguably the best dancer on the show. what makes this more shocking, the boot came after the season's first perfect score, four 10s. >> this is crazy. it's almost okay because it's so wrong, you know. >> i was like, okay, if this is going to happen, like let's just be positive and go out the right way. >> a flawless performance being beyonce's former backup dancer and the return of sexy max after his four-week calf injury, still, none of that was enough to keep this pair on the shelf. >> i'm so upset for him. he was so excited. he was just getting over his calf injury. the show is based so heavily on fan votes. it's not just a dancing competition. you know that. it's a popularity contest. >> it is sad and you never know. every week you start over at the bottom of the list so it's just -- i don't know. >> when it comes to who gets kicked off, 50% is based on fan votes and 50% on the judges' scoring. twitter exploded saying heather was robbed. it's absurd that one of the west dancers went home when mediocre men are st

wall up to morris. 21 points for marquis. his twin brother and detroit pistons, marcus in the stands today at verizon. loving it. he heads to wall. he was dishing and scoring as well. for john wall. wizards take a 13 point lead. wall third quarter takeover including hustle play, too. here you go. hurdles the hawks bench right there. scott brooks said after the game, he's just happy wall stuck the landing. pretty good. later in the third, you know it's going your way when you get a bounce like this. check out ball's reaction. a little shoulder shrug heading down the court. he'll take it. career play-off high. 32 points. 14 assists. wizards win 114-107. after the game, players crediting the verizon center faithful. >> we got one of the best home records in the league and it makes it fun for us. we come out and get into the game more, we feed off their energy a lot. today it was big. >> it is nice to have that energy behind you and just to seat fans there. you know, they deserve it. they deserve a really good year. they've been

i'm maureen umeh. >> and i'm holly morris.omas is going to talk about this warmup we're going to have and erin como is going to talk about our tr

there's also a crash in upper gwenedd on morris and conrad.t's been there for a bit, but police activity there. you won't be able to get by the scene. we'll have updates with these, check in with new castle and flooding and more of the drive times when i come back in about ten minutes. >>> monday morning, 46 degrees. the wind is calm. we'll see sunshine. clouds will start to move in this afternoon. before that happens, 60 degrees at noontime. into the middle 60s this afternoon. clouds increasing later today with a southerly wind. we'll get the warmup with it. the clouds take over or not -- 46 in the suburbs, no. 45 in the suburbs. close. 47 at 8:00. we'll warm to 55 at 10:00. then 60 this afternoon. you see the clouds coming in to play this afternoon for the suburbs. so enjoy the sunshine this morning. and you'll see similar situation in the lehigh valley. just a little chillier this morning. 39 degrees now. we'll be in the 50s by 10:00. there will be clouds increasing this morning. breaks of sunshine at lunchtime. clouds take over, but it wil

morris road closed between west point pike and berks road. pike will be your best bet there. and we have this accident, overturned tanker truck, take a look at this, this actually happened yesterday about around 1:00 p. s every fuel all over the roadway. where do we stand? what do you need to know? a.c. expressway near route 54ams closed but starting at 8:00 a.m., they're going to start doing repairs around here. so, because of that, two lanes out of four will be closed, so eastbound direction, really going to start to slow you down, westbound side basically un affected, just probably going to have some gaper delay around the area. so just heads up. plus a talking about coming up in a little bit. rahel, over to you. >> meisha, see you soon thank you. bill cosby expected to be in montgomery county courtroom for pretrial hearing. now, prosecutors want the jury to see sealed document showing cosby admitting to giving several women quaaludes, powerful sedative. also like to show expert from talks about a drug called spanish fly which is an afrode

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chris morris is in brussels for us — with the response from britain.ese talks will be tough at times. he is the minister for will be tough at times. he is the ministerfor brexit. will be tough at times. he is the minister for brexit. they will be controversial. there will be people in the uk and the eu who will seek to undermine them. britain has been surprised by how quickly the eu has come to this show of unity. there is definite concern in brussels, not just among eu officials, but among several member states, like a gap of expectation emerging about how the 27 countries of the remaining eu believes negotiations will go, and how quickly they can move forward, and the feeling in london. it was notable that donald tusk and jean—claude junker know that jean—claudejunker know that during elections, people say things and their domestic audiences. but the fa ct, their domestic audiences. but the fact, for example, one of the most important initial issues, the rights of the citizens worry in the uk, and of the citizens worry in the uk, and of course, produ

upper gwenned an accident at morris and conrad. cherry hill new jersey at 70 and kings highway, intersections look great. if you're heading out the door in new jersey, also a clear drive on most of of the major roads. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> a school closing debate takes a new step forward. we'll tell you how you can make your voice heard and who could be impacted. >>> plus, a political heavyweight and a hollywood heavy weight restart an old feud. the april fool's joke that has a lot of people talking. >>> and coming up at 6:00, a playroom makeover. a montgomery county family wins a contest that helps their family declutter and de-stress. lessons you can apply to your household that reap the same benefits coming up at 6:00. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only

morris river, you're getting some pretty good showers. the big picture shows that we have this frontal boundary that's draped anywhere from arkansas, all the way through the tennessee valley, on up into new england and several pieces of energy, these areas of low pressure traveling along that. they trigger that upward movement in the atmosphere and that leads to these showers. a lot of this activity on the hour by hour, watch, is going to stay mainly south of the metro area. we have northeast winds, so a cooler flow today. we'll be in the mid- to upper 50s. if we get any sunshine, wherever you are, you'll probably pop into the low 60s. we are hopeful for that. but watch what happens. here come the showers. heavier showers again in atlantic city by about mid-morning. some showers make their way into philly and doylestown, not quite to allentown. this will be the trend through about the mid-afternoon. then we get a break and have some spotty showers. but again, a lot of that trending from delaware through new jersey. and then tomorrow, main

we'll talk to chris morris about that.nd don't forget you can get in touch with questions about any of the stories we're covering using the hashtag #bbcos. all our contact details are on screen throughout the programme. faced with the horror of syrian children dying from a suspected nerve agent, the world's most powerful countries have not been spurred into unified action. instead they've argued. this video show scenes the world was supposed to have consigned to history. it is, of course, deeply upsetting. those affected by this chemical attack in northern syria are given assistance. according to one monitoring group, 72 people were killed. 20 of them were children. the argument here is not about whether there was an air strike. it's not about whether or not the suffering was caused by chemicals. it's about where those chemicals came from. and america and russia, with all their might and all their intelligence operations, have two quite distinct versions of what happened. the americans blame the syrian government. the russ

specialist stephanie morris. sergeant major james watson. sergeant sheldon warner. special people.nd america is very blessed to have you with us. thank you. the new england patriots are big supporters of our military and america's veterans. , where is joe? .here he is thank you, joe. serves in the navy reserves and is a graduate of the naval academy. coach belichick is the son of a bob kraft my he is becoming a famous guy for winning. to him and belichick, wow. you do so much to support our military. bob has been my friend for a long time and he wants to support our military. what a group of champions, all of them. i want to commend you for building such an externality organization. five super bowl victories since 2002, really unbelievable. george's -- george steinbrenner is a very good friend mine and george was a great champ but there was a little more turmoil in his victories and that is ok. he was another great one. ince bob bought the patriots 1994, they one more division titles, conference championships, and super bowl wins than any other team. no team has been this good for

david: did morris will be staying with us. coming up, the eu commissioner for economic and financial affairs will join us from brussels. later, larry summers, the former u.s. treasury secretary will join us to talk about the economy, china and more. this is bloomberg. ♪ jon: from new york city to our viewers worldwide, let's turn to europe where francine lacqua is live in brussels with a special guest. good morning to you. >> thank you so much. i am very excited about the next guest. we spoke to christine lagarde and now we are talking to one of the most well-known commissioners in charge of the one thing that investors and markets are most worried about. he is in charge of economic and financial and taxation affairs. thank you commissioner. as always, thank you for giving your time to bloomberg. how will brexit go? are we going to see an eu that wants payback from the u.k.? who has more to lose? >> let'not jump tthe conclusion because what will happen next is there will be a european council in brussels and then the recommend

watch for a lansdale shutting down morris road. it took dow a you can't use morris road near west point to sumneytown turnersvil the atlantic city watch for this eastbound starting at 8:00 a.m., they will block one tode t withp from a major accident causing a tanker truckll 7,000 gallons of fuel. they will be closing lanes of the expressway itself starting at 8:00 a.m. >> nowtuorbing story, a beautiful spring afternoon was t nightmare for a young teen an abandoned building by t and . jeanette reyes is live for us outside of the special victims unit in hunting park. good morning, jennette. >> reporter: good morning, tam this is a sexual assault that left neighbors horrified. it happened to a 13-year-old girl around 5:00 p.m. along west butler street. the girl was walking down the street when three juvenile boys dragged her into an abandoned home and sexually assaulted her. neighbors say they see the teen boys entering and leaving the homes which is a problem in the community. >> i would say 13 young boys. >> reporter: coming out of

. >> reporter: special effects movie guru thayne morris has bui blown things up for more than 50 year. >> i've been operating since 1963, and i still got hands. >> we'll start off with a nice fireball. >> reporter: the state got morris and his team to teach bay area emergency responders all about explosions, fires and other special effects used in movie making. >> we have some flame effect. >> reporter: the smoke machines include this curious-looking gadget. >> we're trying to educate them to where it's a safe working environment for everyobody. >> and you have a nice little campfire that you can put cowboys around or a bunch of hippies. >> it's important to be prepared for any type of filming or television production that comes into our area. >> ready for the big one? >> reporter: by pulling back the curtain on special effects, the bay area film industry is hoping to lure more production, making it easier for wary cities to permit what may seem dangerous. >> even though these things might seem scary and they're huge, blow'em-up shots, they're very controlled and safe. >> reporter: wh

max and heather morris are history.oot came after the season's first perfect score, four 10s. >> this is crazy. it's almost ok because ice so wrong, you know. >> i was like, ok, if this is going to happen, let's just be positive and go out the right way. ♪ don't hate me >> a flaw less performance. the return of sexy max was not enough to keep in pair on the show. >> i'm so upset. he was sots excited. he was just getting over his injury. a she is based so heaviry on fan votes. it's not just a dancing competition. it is a popularity contest. >> you start at the bottom. i don't know. >> when it comes to who gets kicked off, 50% is based on fan votes and 50% on the judges' scoring. twitter exploded saying that heather was robbed. one fan saying people want to see his body. he can't dance. things went from bad to worse for max. cops were called to his house. >> they had some sort of run-in with some men near the house. the police were there and took care of it. they're safe. >> max said the happened respondened and my family

almost in one fell swoop with janice and jimmy and them dying, janis joplin and jimi hendrix and jim morris in a matter of months. but there are countless lesser known figures who their education became stunted and their occupational possibilities became blunted, stillborn and some of the people never recovered, they never recovered because their minds didn't recover and their psyches didn't recover in their damaged relationships were not related. so there's a lot of serious aspects to the counterculture and some as i said before seemingly were of this millennial process, this possibility. some of them seemingly reach to the stars, right? in a millennial -like manner. in some ways, the apocalyptic realities that helped to dampen the hopes of how transformative this might have been. i talk about this as the close of the book, the computer revolution that we've experienced over the past few decades. the pc revolution, silicon valley and all. a lot of that is, believe it or not, connected with the counterculture. and part of it is pertaining to who was drawn to those kinds of pursuits. and the

the most recent of which was ivy morris. i never saw her smile.o. ivy died last may, aged just four months. a brain injury at birth gave her little quality of life. the hospital had mistaken her mother's heartbeat for ivy's and failed to spot the baby was in distress. i've had an apology from the hospital. i've had assurances that this won't happen again and i accept those but otherfamilies have had those assurances and those apologies and if they were followed up in the way that they said that they would, and in the way they had assured those families, then i wouldn't be sat here talking to you and i would have my daughter. foetal heart monitors are commonly used in women in labour to ensure the baby isn't in distress. mistakes are made but the repeated errors at the shrewsbury and telford trust have prompted the health secretary into taking action. jeremy hunt has ordered a review of deaths and other maternity errors, a move prompted by the tireless campaigning of one family. richard and rhiannon have fought the trust for years following the avo

the morris animal refuge hosting its 20th annual fur ball tonight at the seaport museum. the year long celebration is the refuge single largest fundraiser going to help the homeless, abandoned, unwanted pet of the philadelphia area. while it isn't a surprise, our lucy noland family animal lover receiving the 2016 elizabeth morris award in honor of george, congratulations, lucy, well deserved. >> sweet day to go running in philadelphia, especially if you are taking part in the hot chocolate run, sounds fun, more than 10,000 runners taking to the streets in philadelphia for the 15k and 5k runs. the course which begins and ends at eakin's oval is known for the sweets. after crossing the finish line, race remembers rewarded with a mug loaded with fondue, hot chocolate, kris pi treats, other yummy delights. and of course there is a great cause behind all of. >> this the race benefits the reap charity. >>> a trip to hotel pool proves deadly for one child. six more people are found unconscious. but, they didn't drown. >> and do you have a the sniffles? starbucks has something pe

live from new york city, you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning, i am clayton morrisood morning. >> good morning to you. >> to you as well thank you for joining us hope you had a good weekend i thank you for starting with us let's begin with this hours from now the battle to confirm judge goalie gorsuch could reach home extremist. >> vowing to go nuclear live in d.c. with the showdown good morning. >> hey, that is right, opening day on supreme court showdown one team is bringing nukes to the game senate majority leader mitch mc connell cold chris watch on "fox news sunday" gorsuch about confirmed one way or the other. >> going to be confirmed the way in which that occurs is in the hands of the democratic jiernt i think during the course of the week we will find out exactly, how this will end, but it will end, with his confirmation. >> republicans have 52 votes need at least 8 more democrats to join them to avoid a filibuster so far, three have come over all representing states that broke for trump, joe donnelly indian joe manchin, heidi heitkamp north dakota the so-ca

morris than anything else, it will feel extremely different to the last general election.reason for that, there nt won't be tv debates. number ten made it clear theresa may isn't interested in the head—to—head clashes we have seen in recent elections. that will look different. there are two other very important differences to the last election. ed miliband and david cameron both young political cos who rose through the ranks quickly inside their own parties. they had that in common, if you like. theresa may and jbg wrbg are chalk and cheese. we had the long time rebel, now the leader and the reverent‘s daughter who worked her way up over the years. different in style, totally different in political characters, too. also, the context is completely different. going into the last general election, all the way through the two main parties, labour and tory, were chasing each other day by day for the position to be ahead in the polls. it looked like there was almost nothing in it. too close to call. well, in the end, of course, there was a narrow tory majority. we go into this g

in the 8th inning, michael morris, his first at-bat back with the team and there it goes. a solo homerun in the 8th inning, just activated today. talk about energy, think he's a little pumped up in the dugout. that was something they sorely needed as they had just been out of it for so long in the 10th, the giants load the bases and morris's good friend hunter pence delivers. the long flight to left, deep enough to score. the game deciding run. first walkoff of the year for the giants, nice to see a happy group coming out of that dugout. and the giants do win it over the dodgers for three. and hard to believe because i tell you what, the giants didn't even have their first hit until the 6th inning, their offense was like watching paint dry. but a chance to relive christian arroyo's moment forever. john miller. >> the count for the rookie, arroyo. [ cheers and applause ] left center field. still going! the first homerun! for christian aroeu why! >> oh, he'll never forget it, john miller does it up and yeah, it's great seeing his family, dream come true. good stuff for the g