water main break again bryn mawr at new gulf road at morris avenue. one lane blocked due to that gushing water. we have a down tree in paoli at lancaster avenue near 252. new jersey river line is back on nervous service. the mass transit looking okay, ukee, back to you. >>> septa is reminding commuters about dangers on the roles. the transit a agency is holding its third annual safety awareness day. this year septa will warn riders no the to trespass on train tax and obey all crosses gates and signals. septa has 1.2 million daily riders. >>> well, hillary clinton is about to get some competition. we will let you know who is joining the race for the white house. >>> incredible video when a car slams in the the gas station how the cashier says that he was saved by a slushy. the details coming up good morning. >>> tonight is your chance to weigh in on the philadelphia school district's bunk it. the steal reform commission is holding a hearing on its own $3 billion budget for 2016. district is facing a 85 million-dollar short fall and if it gets 265 millio

that is why it is still taking out one of the lanes on new gulf road. alternate montgomery avenue will get around, and, new jersey transit and, back to normal, 30 minutes top for past several days due to some signal problems. but looking much better. the rest of the mass transit we are on time septa regional rails looking good, new jersey transit, river line as i mentioned in problems. patco speed line, amtrak and dart are reporting no delays as well as the airport. erika, we will send it back over to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> new this morning a search for suspects after several temple students are rob at gunpoint inside of their homes. it happened on the 1500 block of north 13th street around 10:30 tuesday night. no one was injured. police say thieves took cash and a quarter pound of marijuana. central detectives say those suspects were wearing masks. >>> a young boy is in critical condition after he is hit by a car in frank for. it happened on the 1700 block of brill street just after 8:00 o'clock tuesday night. that boy was rushed to children's

as happens here they'll look at the russian drafters the new gulf draft and net on the text to come up with something that the whole security council supports. supports. >>> well now to syria, and the united nations describing the situation inside a palestinian refugee camp as behind inhumane. i.s.i.l. stormed the yarmouk camp in damascus and controls more than half of it. 2,000 people have fled but as many as 16,000 for are still dropped. stefanie dekker reports from neighbouring lebanon. >> reporter: they speak of incredible fear. these are some of the people that managed to get out of yemen. the syrian national newsagency aired the pictures showing how the army and factions helped them get to safety. >> translation: in the matter of them they could have executed all in the school. yil called from the mosques if we catch one of with you working with the palestinian group fighting or with the government, they'll cut our heads off. they have no mercy >>> for the first time video of i.s.i.l. was posted online showing the inside of the palestinian refugee camp. they have been fighting pa

>> this atlanta-based mega church in the firing line after urging its members to fund a new gulf streamet for its controversial leader. >> larry: that was back in march, and when people criticized him, some of them being kuwait quite debonaire he shut it down faster than a mega church pastor at a tasteful suit factory. but creflo's back, and this time -- it's personal. >> if i want to believe god for a $65 million plane, you cannot stop me. you cannot stop me from dreaming. >> larry: you cannot stop me! you cannot stop me from dreaming! can i get an amen, or at least an "okay, sure, i guess"??? creflo, no one's trying to stop you from dreaming. you can dream about taking money from poor people to fund your lavish lifestyle all the live long day. it's when you "do" the thing, that's the problem. we want to stop the "doing" part. >> if they discover that there's life on mars, they're gonna need to hear the gospel, and i'm gonna need to have to believe god for a billion-dollar space shuttle 'cause we got to preach the gospel on mars. (laughter) (audience reacts) >> billion-dollar space shu

still dealing with the water main break in bryn mawr, new gulf road, morris avenue, one lane blocked due to that gushing water and middletown, township we have down wires from an accident late last night, this is business route one at bristol oxford valley road and alternate route one or trenton road. good news for new jersey river line we are back on normal service. when on the road get updated information about traffic backups with the new cbs philly traffic app. down load it on itunes and google play. >>> we're following some breaking news right the now in the cities bustleton section where a philadelphia police officer is hurt after getting involve in an accident. we're told the officer's reek will was the only car involved in that crash the at krewstown road and rising sun avenue. the the officer is in stable condition right now and we do have have a crew heading out to that scene. once again a philadelphia police officer is recovering after a single car crash in bustle will ton. >>> there was less violence in baltimore last night but police launched tear gas at demonstrators to

neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >>> the gulf and southern states are bracing for thunderstorms and rain this morning. >> a drenching three inches of rain could fall from new orleans to atlanta. it could be wet in the southern plains and up through the northeast, lasting a few days. >> the slow-moving front drenched texas on monday. roads in lubbock turned into rivers. police were called out to rescue several drivers. >>> today's weather is trouble for the morning commute and for air travel, too. accuweather meteorologist justin povick has the details. good morning, justin. >> reena and ryan, thanks and good morning. another wet start to the day. another wet finish to the day over the south plains and the gulf coast states with low pressure only moving very, very slowly. there is potential for flash flooding around houston, new orleans, interstate 10 with ponding to deal with. major delays at local airports. which will stretch all the way into the southeast. atlanta, the carolinas, perhaps as far south as northern florida. reena and ryan, back to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> to po

neal karlinsky, abc news seattle. >>> the gulf and southern states are bracing for rain this morning. >> three sinchs could fall from new orleans to atlanta. this could last a few days. >> the slow-moving front drenched texas on monday. roads turned into rifers. police were called out to rescue drivers. >>> taed's weather is trouble for the commute. justin povick has the details. good morning, justin. >> reena and ryan, thanks and good morning. another wet finish to the day. low pressure moving very very slowly. there is potential for flash flooding around houston, new orleans, interstate 10 with ponding to deal with. major delays at local airports. atlanta, the carolinas, perhaps as far south as northern florida. reena and ryan back to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> to politics. the run for the white house. two more candidates declareing in the past few days. >> i elizabeth hur downs usjoins us with more. >> reporter: election day is 573 days away. the race is heating up. yes, the field just got more crowded. first, there was texas senator ted cruz. then came kentucky senator rand pa

is this part of a gulf arab attempt to create a new reality or order in the area? >> it is, they are trying to charter their own ways from the mounting threats that they have. basically a new leader snip saudi arabia which has been portrayed as hands on and very aggressive when it comes to foreign policy, particularly yemen. they said this is a destabilizing situation. sam the houthis are being manipulated by the iranians, zero tolerance policy we therefore have to enforce an outcome that guarantees the interests of the region, this is something that will be reinforced today in the meeting. we are are talking also about country's feeling somehow betrayed by the americans. particularly the saudis in particular. they see the americans trying to cozy up too much to the iranians. >> is that in. >> exactly. the americans in exchange for the iranians abandoning the nuclear program they'll give them more say in the region this is why you seesawed is for the first time since the start of the 2011 up rising in steer i can't staunchingly providing support for the opposition.

it's unclear at this point if any oil spill in the gulf. >> new york city police are investigate a road rage incident involving one of its detectives and uber driver. >> i don't have what you have to say. >> okay. >> do you understand that. >> i do. >> how long have you been fifth country? >> almost two years. >> almost how long? >> two years. >> two years. i got news for you. use this lesson. remember this in the future. don't ever do that again. >> okay. >> the detective is accused of of berating the uber driver after pulling him over for honking at him. a passenger used smart phone to record every word. that detective is a* member of the intelligence division and uber says it's happy the nypd is looking into that incident. >>> well new at 11:00 o'clock night the long-time treasurer of a bucks county gymnastics booster club is accused of of stealing $160,000 from the children it benefited. authorities say the theresa foot oversaw the finances of the bucks gym two booster club in falls township for 12 years. police launched an investigation into the alleged theft after she resigned in

in the gulf, iranian news agencies they they boarded the vessel after a trespassed in territorial waters. they are calling it a civil matter traveling through the strait off the south coast of iran at the time, it is reported to be near the port of baghdad. belonging to the his. laic state of iraq. they were planning to carry out attacking. including a car bombing. live now who is at the u.s. state department in washington, they start with the ship first what more do we know about that. >> according to officials both at the state department and at the pentagynia but the registered in the u.s. martial islands was using an internationally known and recognized shipping rout when it encountered several vessels from the navy. they were ordered to stop and then to divert, to the port, when the captain apparently refused, then that's apparently when one of the navy vessels fired a shot across the bow, and then that's when the vessel was diverted. now apparently there are no vessels among the people who are said to be the crew of this vessel. but the u.s. navy still has some of it's ownerships b

that bigber when those hole in the bottom of the gulf of new mexico and i plugged it? which obama was that? i can't remember. obama: protecting our democracy is more important than ever. the supreme court ruled that the donor who gave ted cruz six movie dollars was just exercising free speech. was likeind of speech this, i just wasted $6 million. president obama? president obama: hillary will have to raise money to. bags over yet, she is going to get the money. she didn't get all that money. [indiscernible] watch out. nonstopnt obama: the increase -- focus on money creates problems for democracy. >> were not running? who the hell said that? toesident obama: we need stay focused on big problems like climate change. >> in case you haven't noticed, california is bone drive. dry.ona -- bone dry. president obama: that the science is clear. nine out of the 10 hottest years ever came in the last decade. >> im am not a scientist but i know how to count to 10. thequitoes, people on trains. stinking it up. it is nasty. : look at whatma is happening right now every serious scient

. >> heartbreaking new pictures coming in from the gulf coast. >> now five years later, we return to the gulf as cnn investigates. >> i'm curious to get in the water now -- the aftermath. >> the gulf is recovering now. in their world, the gulf is not back. >> is it really over? >> we have no idea how this is going to end. >> >> i'm drew griffin. tonight, "blowout, the gulf oil disaster." >> it rose over the gleaming waters of the gulf of mexico more than 30 stories high and 48 miles off shore. the deepwater horizon, a premier vessel, drilling deep into the ocean floor. shelly anderson's husband jason helped supervise the drilling. >> it is the best. he loved it. it was in his blood and he didn't want to do anything else. >> that is where the oil companies put their best and brightest. >> keith jones' son was a mud neuron the horizon. >> the deeper it goes, the more talented and able they want the crews to be. >> more talented to handle the rigorous and ambitious work. for more than two months they had been drilling the reservoir of millions of barrels of oil and natural gas, three mi

news at 9:00. coming up the massive fire ball in the gulf. oil rig workers jumping for their lives. the latest on the disaster. >>> opponents of the religious objection measure in arkansas say they are encouraged tonight. how the debate is hitting close to home for arkansas's governor. >> the race for mcdonald's live from the kgo tv broadcast center this is abc 7 news. >>> dramatic images coming in from the gulf of mexico tonight where an oil platform exploded off shore. >> workers jumped in to the sea to save their lives. one saying there was nothing you could do but run. >> the fire waged for hours off the coast of mexico today. >> four were killed, dozens injured and hundreds evacuated. abc's magtd gut man has more. >> reporter: the inferno lighting up the gulf of mexico tonight. the fire ball sometimes blinding. survivors of the blast saying they took these cell phone videos. this man describing the fire as huge. we couldn't do anything but run away. many many leaping in 0 the water. mexican authorities say the blast and plaim flames have killed four, dozens more hurt and 300 ev

katz was heading home to new jersey when his gulf stream jet skidded off a massachusetts runway and burst into flames last may. the national transportation safety board found that the passengers died from the fire after the the initial impact and that a problem with the plane gust lock likely caused the accident. now the gust lock is designed to prevent the the plane's control services from moving in the wind when it is park. attorney mike is representing two crash victims and he says the fact that the gust lock was on should have prevented the plane from reaching take off speeds. >> how did they get to that speed and why didn't the gust lock mechanism work the way it was designed? >> ntsb says pilot error may have been a factor in that crash and adds that the official cause the of the crash license determined later. >>> after nearly 50 years with cbs news bob schieffer is hanging up the the microphone. legendary news man a announced he is retiring this sum iser. cbs news correspondent susan mcbegines has his story. >> it has been a great adventure. >> reporter: are schieffer made the a a

new year's day. in the americas. gulf states looking for a round of the very heavy rainfall. looking at about 100 millimeters or even more in new orleans. so for the next few days watch out for flooding. in the four corners and the northern rockies another round of late april snowfall which could be about 7 to 10 cent meters in higher elevations. where we really want the precipitation in drought areas, not a lot. in fact people are looking to mid summer to even higher range at 28 degrees with just sunshine. no precipitation for the foreseeable future. out here a quick look in europe now. rains going to be -- mixed precipitation affecting the scanned nain peninsula and that is going to be pulling into the baltic states and into russia. we still see excessive precipitation and hail and thunderstorms across the peninsula. the central area looking gorgeous and fine summer temperature here in paris at 26 degrees. i'll leave you now for the extended forecast. >>> and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for staying with us. >> the bloody

gulf coast. it's been a couple days. back from new mexico and texas along the gulf, up to the ohio river valley. that is a lot of rain. and you can see what is happening at this hour. it's not just this hour we are concerned about. this event is going to be a multiple day event. that's why we have it going through thursday. soaking rains in the swath just north of atlanta. and look at this, a severe thunderstorm watch just issued for waco back to abilene and we are watching that area for hail and strong winds tonight. >> thank you. >>> we move on to south carolina tonight, the routine traffic stop turned deadly. the unarmed father shot and killed as he ran from an officer. tonight, we had not heard until now. two pieces of audio from the moments after the shots rang out. two conversations, one with the fellow cop. the other, it's believed the officer with his wife. here is steve osunsami. >> reporter: families here shocked by this shooting, and police officials reeling from it, are tonight getting a good listen into what officer micha

federal state trustees of bp announced a approval of ten more projects in the gulf of mexico after the oil spill. the newshe fifth anniversary of the deepwater horizon accident that killed 11 workers. the project announced today announces restoring the sea turtle population along the gulf. >>> huge demand for the lilly pulitzer collection has caused a frenzy at the target stores. it also overwhelmed the website. the limited collection sold out within minutes at target stores and online. by yesterday afternoon they broke the news to customers that no more inventory would be available. >>> stocks on wall street finished a week lower dragged by less than stellar closing for the week. the dow finished 231 points lower for the week. the s&p lost 20 points, and the nasdaq was down 63 points. >>> a just released study finds aspirin may help ward off gastrointestinal cancers. harvard researchers listed beta covering 82,000 women and 47,000 men. they found a 20% lower risk of gastrointestinal cancers among those taking aspirin two or more times a week. researchers say more study is needed. >>> and kraft is reporte

katz was on his way home to new jersey when his gulf stream jet skidded off a runway in massachusettsst into flames last may. today the national transportation safety board released 800 pages of documents from its investigation. they found that the passengers died from the fire after the initial impact. and the problem with the plane's gust lock like the caused the accident. now the gust lock is designed to prevent the plane's control surfaces from moving in the wind when the main is park. and an attorney representing two of the crash victims says the fact that the gust lock was on should have prevented the plane from reaching take off speed. >> how did they get to that speed and why didn't the gust lock mechanism work the way it was designed. >> they said that pilot error may have been a factor in that crash. the ntsb says the official cause will be determined at a later date. >>> tonight "eyewitness news" speaks exclusively with another good samaritan who called police after coming across an abducted jewelry store worker. we'll identify him as russell. he says he and his sister-in-l

. >> and the gulf news is not allowing vladimir putin to ignite a mini war. the article tells vladimir putin to remember the previous cold war was costly and embarrassing to russia. >> as for the military deal with iran the jerusalem post is taking a swipe at the government asking is israel evading the truth, and criticizes leaders for demanding silent, saying that reaction compared to the outrage for u.s.'s deal with iran is outrageous. >>> in big city whether new york or new delhi it's hard to make room for public space. there is a movement under way in india's capital city to turn public areas into artistic hot spots. >> reporter: he goes by the name design and paints in unlikely of places. his canvases like this one in an abandoned community center are scattered across new delhi. he is one of a growing number of indian graffiti artists. >> in the beginning i painted legally. now i'm moving towards developing my style and in this spot i walked around the neighbourhood, found an abondioned building and thought it was a good spot to chill and paint. >> repor

or do they feel this is something that is going to continue to hurt the new orleans and gulf area forg time to come? >> oh, no, we're optimistic. we're an optimistic people, judy. we're moving forward and going to turn the negative into the positive. we're producing the best-tasting seafood in the world. we produce 30 to 35% of the fish consumed in america and we still are in oil exploration inla because we produce 30, 35% of the oil and gas consumed in the united states and therefore we'll continue that production. we just want to make sure that what happened with the b.p. and the deep water horizon doesn't happen again. >> woodruff: john young, president of jefferson parish louisiana. mark schleifstein with the "times-picayune," we thank you both. >> thank you judy. >> ifill: the united states senate spent five years investigating the c.i.a.'s secret interrogations of terrorism suspects releasing an exhaustive report on the agency's tactics in december of last year. the report detailed brutality, dishonesty and at times arbitrary violence by the c.i.a. despite those findings, only o

news". >>> a fiery scene in the gulf of mexico, four workers are killed and 16 more hurt after this fire breaks out on a an oil platform in the gulf of mexico. now other workers jumped into the the the water to escape this massive fireball. the oil company tweeted that the fire is out now and that no oil spilled in the gulf. they are still trying to figure out what sparked this huge fire. >>> take a look at this chaos outside a courtroom in syracuse, new york when a brawl erupts in the hallway. it all started with a hearing for a man accused of killing an 18 month-old girl. girls mother and one of the suspect relatives lost their cool in the hallway. an officer was hurt trying to break up the fight and both women were ticketed for disorderly conduct. >>> 5:13. here's traffic and weather together. >> good morning everyone this end up being a pretty nice day as temperatures surge in the mid 60's and along witt the wind flow turns much more southerly and that wind flow will be noticeable with time it will start to kick in. nothing now we have nothing more than a goose egg outside palmyra cove natu

gulf. the news agencies said they boarded the vessel after it trespassed. they are calling it a civil matter. traveling through the strait after the south coast of iran at the time, it is now reported to be near the iranian. >> saudi arabia has arrested more than 90 people suspected of belonging to the his. laic state of the levant. they were planning on carrying out attacks including a car bombing against the embassy. >> the details of this came in a statement by the interior ministry and it was on the press agency on -- just basically said that 93 prospects have been arrested including two who are accused of having hiring and attempts to attack the u.s. embassy in march. with car. bos also that includes 65 saudis and foreigners, women are calling for the statement, but they did not give her name or nationality and from the statement looks like this operation has been going on for several months. the first group that was arrested was 15 saudis, last february, and they created a cell which they call the two holy mosques. and they are a part of isil accordin

news." i care deeply about the gulf. i grew up in louisiana. i went to school here. i've been with bp ever since. today, i lead a team that sets our global safety standards. after the spill we made two commitments. to help the gulf recover and become a safer company. we've worked hard to honor both. bp has spent nearly 28 billion dollars so far to help the gulf economy and environment. and five years of research shows that the gulf is coming back faster than predicted. we've toughened safety standards too. including enhanced training... and 24/7 on shore monitoring of our wells drilling in the gulf. and everyone has the power to stop a job at any time if they consider it unsafe. what happened here five years ago changed us. i'm proud of the progress we've made both in the gulf and inside bp. >>> and the winner is -- wow, so beautiful. shailene woodley. >> that's vin diesel announcing the best actress winner at the mtv meefb awards last night. she won for "a fault in our stars." she also won for best movie, and best kiss. >>> in our nation's capital, the nation's star

we'll have the new developments on the freddie gray case. >>> and later, the gulf today five years after the spill. the somber anniversary brings new attention to the way forward for coastal communities. we'll have the special coverage ahead. stay with us. we're right back on "the ed show." kellogg's® frosted mini-wheats®... 8 layers of wheat... and one that's sweet. for the adult and kid in all of us. (supergrass' "alright") plays throughout ♪ kellogg's frosted mini wheats® feed your inner kidult. >>> and the voting is in. are republicans out of step? keep on voting. we're coming right back on "the ed show" on msnbc. ♪ if you're looking for a car that drives you... ...and takes the wheel right from your very hands... ...this isn't that car. the first and only car with direct adaptive steering. ♪ the 328 horsepower q50 from infiniti. >>> and we are back. the organization justice league new york city will divert their march to swrusjustice to stand in sol dar city -- solidarity with his family. gray suffered a severe spinal injury following his arrest by authorities. he died sunday mornin

for the rest of the country, we have good news stormy across the gulf but look at the northeast. lly warming up. tomorrow will be near 70 degrees in new york city and 71 in d.c. boston warming up to the low to mid-60s, chicago cooler at 58 degrees and dry out west. tomorrow is a little teaser of what's to come by wednesday. we should be in the 70s in new york city. normally we don't get excited by 70s this time of year but after this winter we are getting excited about 70s, we'll see about 75 degrees on wednesday here in new york city. i now you're a little -- >> i'm so thrilled for that. thanks so much. this weekend hollywood stars and politicos and media world took d.c. by storm at the annual white house correspondents dinner. see what i did there, storm, weather. host cecily strong hosted and roasted the nerd prom. >> i see so many tens well washington tens so new york fours. indiana 30s. >> and while the snl actor had good one liners it was the president who delivered the most zingers. >> the fact is i feel more loose and relaxed than ever. those joe biden shoulder massages ar

. ♪ this land is your land this land is my land from california to the new york island from the redwood forest to the gulftream waters this land was made for you and me ♪ >> woody guthrie's most famous for his writing of "this land is your land," but he was very much more than that. he was born in 1934 in oklahoma. we are proud to have this work back in oklahoma where we think it belongs. he was an advocate or people who were disenfranchised, for people who were micro workers -- migrant workers during the just bolt europe -- dust bowl era who found themselves in california literally starving. he saw this vast difference between the house and have-nots and became their serviceman through his music. the woody guthrie center was opened in april of 2013. it started with the purchase of the woody guthrie archives from woody's daughter, nora. the plan was to have this research facility in tulsa. as the concept grew into the idea of opening up the archives to a new generation and teaching people about woody's important part in american history, this museum came to be. we consider it a place to inspire people. we

. >>> ron shaw's murder was a major news story in louisiana and the entire gulf coast region. >> it wasuge. it was characterized as a well-organized home invasion of people who police believe laid in wait for the shaw family. >> the victim was portrayed as a very wealthy business executive. and then to have him killed in front of his wife certainly hit a nerve with society in general. >> the shaws' home was only a few months old. not all of the landscaping had been completed. and this produced the first piece of evidence. >> it's a new construction. there was builder's sand in the back of the house. so, as the suspects stepped in that sand in the back of the house and went through the house, they left real nice shoe impressions down the hallway. >> the outside print was preserved with a substance called denstone. >> kind of like pancake batter. then you're able to lift those impressions and bring them back to the crime laboratory. >> inside though home, investigators lit the hardwood floors from various angles and saw two more sets of shoe impressions. criminalists lifted the prints wit

news. those images coming in from the gulf of mexico tonight. a deadly blast. a ball of fire as an oil platform explodes offshore, workers jumping into the gulf to save their lives. one survivor saying, there was nothing you could do but run. at least four people killed, dozens injured. hundreds evacuated. and this fire comes just as we approach the five-year anniversary of the bp disaster. and abc's matt gutman leads us off. >> reporter: the inferno lighting up the gulf of mexico tonight. the fireball sometimes blinding. survivors of the blast saying they took these cell phone videos. this man describing the fire as huge. "we couldn't do anything but run away." many men leaping into the water. mexican authorities said the blast and flames have killed at least four, dozens more were hurt and about 300 evacuated. pemex, the mexican oil authority, said cruise ship-sized firefighting boats have been dousing the flames since dawn. those giant arcs of water apparently doing little. the oil authority did not say how the fire broke out on what it called a processing p

flood watches remain in effect along the gulf coast. abc newsof that rain isn't headed our way. >> i know. we need some equilibrium there. severe weather across much of the gulf coast and the panhandle while the bay area bass, in more sunshine today. sunrise, that was 6:29. setting at 7:49. we will see plenty of sunshine today away from the coast. the warmest numbers inland still with some 80s. almost the last day of 80s. here's a look at mt. tam. you see the marine layer he low and it will take time to clear here. mainly 60s and 70s in the north bay. 54 san carlos. 50 morgan hill. and half moon bay 48. good morning san francisco. no delays at sfo but you see the deck of low clouds and the mist and drizzle. that will increase this the days ahead. a series of weak disturbances bring the cooler air, the cloudy, damp coast and a few sprinkles. 52 livermore. 49 in santa rosa. once again the fog an issue in santa rosa. 3-mile visibility half moon bay. getting cloudier in san jose. still with the clear conditions over the east bay hills. and the look

best chance of severe weather outside of miami slight chance there, along the gulf coast looks like areas near new could see a thunderstorm today. maybe large hail and quickly your local travel destinations don't have such issues, we have all green aircraft and no rain reported in the most frequently traveled areas. >> researchers link children's tv viewing to absent. obesity. no link was found between computer use and unhealthy weight. the american academy of pediatrics advises parents to avoid all screen time if your child is under 2 or under. and limit screen time for orderly children to one to two hours a day. >>> breast mammograms 3d mammograms they found no difference in finding problems, but more research is needed before 3d could replace your average mammogram. >> gas has jumped 10 cents more on america's money. >> reporter: topping america's money, gas prices on the way up. the average for a gallon of regular, 2.53 that's 8 cents higher than last week and 11 cents more than a month ago. analysts expect a rise to continue for a little while long due to climbing oil prices. >>> furious vii

new hampshire. >>> a day of reflection for millions living along the gulf coast, five years ago that the deepwater horizon oil rig exploded killing 11 workers. much of the gulf has recovered. but scientists say they found a marine blizzard seven times the size of new orleans on the ocean floor, that blizzard made of mucus oil residue and plankton threatens other marine. >>> the 119th running of the boston marathon about 30,000 participants hope to cross that famous finish line many of them loaded up on a carb-loaded pasta dinner. runners and fans will be out there in cool temperatures with a little bit of rain expected. the sentencing phase also on the boston marathon bombing trial will start tomorrow. >>> one school kid in north carolina will probably always remember his third-grade picture. >> he was having his photo taken when his dad photo bomb. the photographer playing along. showing the photo, pointing out that dad was right behind him. look at the delay, oh my gosh it's my dad. he's been serving in kuwait for months. look at that homecoming. >> that never gets old. >>> now coming up a big d

flood watches remain in effect along the gulf coast. abc news, new york. >>> incredible weather video there. nothing so extreme headed our way. >> no. there's a tornado warning right now in alabama so the active weather is already underway in parts of the gulf coast. we are looking at low clouds and fog to be really the main impact of our weather again today. it was cool at the coast with no clearing. today about the same. we are going to see those clouds hug the san mateo coast, the marin county coast and keep temperatures just in the 50s there. mist and drizzle this morning as you are driving in along the coast. here's a look from our roof camera. temperatures around san francisco are once again not too hard to take. 50 here. 51 across the bay. and 54 san carlos and san jose also in the low 50s. there is fog, dense fog again in santa rosa. here's emery vivamente low clouds and fog with us all morning long. it will take until about late morning until we see sunshine in parts of the day. 48 in petaluma. 52 in livermore. so this morning looking a

new drills in the next five . and despite production in the gulf it is still profitable. >> 500 million gal yooplons of spilled in the gulf of mexico and eleven were killed and the goal is to mak it never happened again. so large oil companies are working on safety prevention, and restor in new yorko. >>> still ahead what happens when those from comcast and cable meet with regula >>> black rock agreed to pay 12 million dollars to settle claims. it breached its duty but not disclosing that a top manager was also overseeing a oil and na in a settlement with scc lightning agreed agreed to hire a compliance consultant. >>> comcast set to meet with regulators and government officials are looking close at the proposed mega merger would mean to competition in that industry and to consum we have more now on what's at stake as the scrutiny . >> when comcast and time warner cable sit for the sfirsfirst time on the table possible con deal is getting more difficult over the las. >> they fear the deal won't go through looking at the concerns about the combined company controlling 30% of the paid tv market and50% of broadband

the lasting effect of the deep water horizon disaster on the gulf is the subject of a new documentary pbs. margaret brown and alabama native traveled to the gulf to get a first-hand account of those affected, includeing survivors from the original explosion. >> i can smell that night now. i can smell -- i can smell smoke, oil, insulation. they had to cut it off of me. i was having extreme difficulty moving. >> documentary filmmaker margaret brown joins us. thank you so much, margaret, for your time. >> my pleasure. >> i know you talked to a number of people we're going to show another clip here in a second of a man, roosevelt harris who reached out and helped so many others with a trucking ministry after the explosion. did you find that it was therapeutic for people to talk about this or did they want to make sure that we did not forget and that we just don't take the line that bp is cleaning this up and all is well again? >> well i feel like the people down there are still living it you know and i think that you know they wanted to show what was going on in their community to the wor

gulf. it's bad news. it's putin sticking to us. he's building out his new network of alliances. dreams -- he fantasizes about bringing iran into the fold and opening up iran. the result of his nuke deal f it goes through is going to bind iran and russia together. we're not getting love from iran in the near future. >> thanks for being with us. appreciate it. >>> shocking new dashboard camera video shows an arizona police officer running over an armed suspect who had been on a long crime spree. we warn you, that this video is graphic. but we wanted you also to know the context before you see it. the man survived the crash and prosecutors cleared the officer of any wrong doing. because the suspect was armed and dangerous. police say the man had broken into a church, committed arson innovated a harm. stolen a car and rifle and ammunition from walmart. fired his gun into the air. the suspect now faces several felony charges, including assault on a police officer. and the officer who took action in all likelihood saves lives. >>> up next brazilian superball gisell bunchen test. test.

now against a former president ali abdullah saleh and two houthi leaders but in this new draft resolution which the gulf countries are proposing in their annex they add two namings. they add the name of ali abdullah saleh ahmed ali abdullah saleh and abdel mallek al houthi, a draft that shows the draft resolution, there is that russian draft and as tends to happen in the united nations there will be discussions to try to come up with some unified text. the other countries will look and see if there is something that everyone can agree on. >> and if we can quickly move to events in syria i know the u.n. consistently has been holding a closed door meeting specifically to discuss the yarmouk camp in damascus. >> yes they are discuss great also concerned. in closed session it listened to a briefing by the commissioner general of unrwa part of the u.n. that deals with the palestinians and with palestinian refugees. he's described the situation there as quite appalling the bloodshed, he says it's beyond inhuman that there are 18,000 people trapped, at the mercy of armed groups among them i.s.i.l he's demandin

go into iran it gives them a huge leverage over shipping and aircraft of all sorts in persian gulf, it bad news, it is once again putin sticking it to us, building his new network of alliances. you know obama fantasies fant about bringing iran into the fold. we're not getting any love from iran in the near future. lou: colonel ralph peters appreciate it. >> thank you. lou: remember his new book, "value of the shadow" coming out the fifth the may get your order in. >> do you believe that president obama should consult with all our allies in the region including israel before it guess into any deal with iran? >> shocking new dashcam video shows a arizona police officer running over a armed suspect who had been on a language crime spree -- long crime spree we warn you this video is graphic and we want you to know the contact before you steerk the man-- you see it,the man survived the crash the suspect of the armed and dangerous, police say that man had broken into a church, committed arson estole a car stole a rifle and ammunition from walmart. fired his gun into the air suspect now faces several