we proposed new landmarks and wrote the applications for various designations we added public art toemember workers where no structure survives. mason, an african-american midwife, former slaves was a subject of one of the first public art projects. she was a pioneer. she was a single parent ahead of the family with three daughters. she was recognizablrecognizable. she expanded the story of the city building as boosters have heard of many anglo men. she indeed come from mississippi walking behind her mormon master with her three children and she managed to win freedom for a group of slaves in los angeles. artists helped recover the memory of her life as a midwife who delivered hundreds of babies and one of the founders of the -- some of you may have seen the video mason wall. the wall tells the story of both, the city and her working life. our next project involved three organizers, they came from russia, guatemala and mexico to los angeles. as immigrants, their stories were familiar. as working women, they make the story of union building and far contentious than the way it had been

will look way out at the vast open landscape and they will build new bridges and new schools and new landmarksnd they will proudly raise up for all to see a bright and beautiful american flag. and when we see that flag, we will remember that we all share one american home, one american heart, and one american destiny. may god bless our nation's builders. may god bless our nation's workers. and may god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. >> president trump speaking to the building trades across town here. this afternoon, the senate will vote on a procedural motion to proceed with the president's nomination of neil gorsuch for the supreme court. chuck schumer had a final warning ahead of this to get judge gorsuch confirmed to the supreme court. >> if senator mcconnell wants to change his view of the 60 votes all of a sudden, and republicans decide to go along with him, it won't be because democrats started it because that's not true. it won't be because democrats won't confirm any president trump nominated justice, because that's not true. will be becau

the future, the craftsmen will look over the landscape and build new bridges and new schools and new landmarksand they will proudly raise up for all to see our bright and beautiful american flag. when we see that flag, we will remember that we all share one american home, one american heart, and one american destiny. may god bless our nations builders. may god bless our nations workers. in may god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. thank you. ♪ >> sandra: president trump wrapping up of the 2017 north america's building trade union legislative conference in washington, telling 3,000 trade leaders, you are the backbone of america. it's about time you had a builder in the white house. he said he cleared the way for billing a pipeline. we want american steel made in the usa. we believe in buying american and hiring american. he stuck to that america first pledge that he made on the campaign trail saying optimism is rising in america. here is a key statement he made a couple times in that speech, i'm the president of america and will now be america first. what do you think? >>

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bay area officials are trying to bring down those numbers as ktvu's tara moriarty reports, new landmarklation is being considered in san francisco that would ban the sale of flavored tobacco products. their anti-big tobacco. >> big tobacco is a predator. >> reporter: supervisor malia cohen introducing new legislation. a full restriction on the sale of flavored tobacco including menthol products she felt says it is package like candy, gum, candy, soda targeting teens. >> because they taste good and they mask the flavor of tobacco and they make it easier for people to experiment with tobacco to become lifelong users. thank god. the city and county of san francisco have the heart, the soul, and the the guts to take a bold innovative step towards regulating menthol cigarettes and other flavor products city wide. >> the proposed law would hit close to home. her grandmother kerry died in 2007. >> one of the last parting words at the hospital was to remind me and my sisters to never start smoking. so needless to say, this legislation is incredibly personal to me. >> reporter: cohen says resear

workers and craftsmen will look way out and they will build new dr bridges and new schools and new landmarksl raise up for all to see a bright and beautiful american flag. and when we see that flag, we will remember that we all share one american home, one american heart, and one american destiny. may god bless our nation's builders. may god bless our nation's workers. and may god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] >> the president of the united states donald trump speaking there to the national association of building trade unions here in washington, d.c. his prior life as a biller in the construction industry, in real estate coming forward there as he mentioned the electricians, the plasterers, the brick layers. interesting as we unpack this from the president. he said the era of economic surrender has ended. an optimistic message when it came to the economy. he also said at one point in this speech and this was probably written a couple days ago, but he did say he didn't want to be the president of the world, a line that jumps out because we'r

new york's landmark radio city music hall is home to the world—famous synchronised danceers known askettes. but this year it's also played host to the launch of a rather different kind of showbiz act, robert de niro‘s tribeca film festival. i've learned through the years that life really has a weakness for artists. a documentary profile of legendary american music executive clive davis opened the festival, a man whose influenced the careers of such artists as barry manilow, patti smith, bruce springstein, aretha franklin, whitney houston and many more. that he's still going strong at age 85 impressed festival co—founder robert de niro. i'm not close to his age, but i'm getting there. he's an inspiration. the longer he keeps going, the better it is for me. this two—hour documentary was put together by film—maker chris perkel. he's packed a lot into it. everything. 55 to 58 interviews, something like that. just an unbelievable amount of music, art, artists, executives, it's just a blizzard of stars and things that people have relationships with. you know, it's the history of popular mu

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i am here to present the department's recommendation regarding landmark designation of new era hall located at 2117-2123 market street. -- i'm sorry. sfgtv -- thank you. >> thank you. the building was added to the landmark designation work program on june 15, 2011. since that time staff has completed the designation report but was unable to bring the nom naitionz forward with consent. at the september 21, 2016 landmark designation quarterly report you ask staff to bring if forward for discussion and then you adopted a resolution to initiate landmark ten designation of new era hall. located at 2117-2123 market street new era hall is the significant of the master architect august nordin and the association with the rebuilding of san francisco with the disaster of 1906. the establishment of upper market as a commercial corridor and the visalia stock saddle company a pioneering mexican-american saddle business. the assembling a rare type and mixed use building and commercial hall and frontage. of the 72 social halls in san francisco exit and one few of its type and have a high degree of archite

look at way out at the vast open landscape and they will build new bridges and new schools and new landmarksy will proudly raise up for all to see our bright and beautiful american flag. and when we see that flag, we will remember that we all share one american home, one american heart, and one american destiny. may god bless our nation's builders, may god bless our nation's workers, and may god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. thank you. ♪ neil: you've been listening to president outline what is a very aggressive infrastructure spending plan to a group that would have a vested interest in that. largely untypes, welders, builders, plumbers, electricians, you name it. to shelley moore capito, senator from west virginia. thank you for waiting through that. the president plans more than a trillion dollars for this. where is the money going to come from? >> that is obviously the big question but definitely there is a united front with republicans and democrats, we know it's a necessity for our country. it's a job builder. i think we can find a way and find a way together.

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a new child pornography investigation that hit a local school community. >>> paris attack. a deadly shooting at a world landmark. the new raid and arrest overnight. >>> and weekend watch. big changes in the weather. you're going to want to keep that nbc washington app handy. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> your time is 6:45. there is troubling investigation in prince george's county this morning. >> a substitute teacher and basketball coach facing child pornography charges. news 4's megan mcgrath live outside the school where he worked for nearly a decade. megan? >> reporter: well, yeah, these 34-year-old christopher clyne worked as a substitute teacher. he worked as a coach. was around children for ten years or more. so certainly disturbing allegations here this morning. now investigators received a tip about a drop box account back in december. that's what got this investigation underway. yesterday they searched speights home and found sexually explicit material involving children. they say he, quote, admitted to uploading various images and videos depicting child pornography on to his drop box accoun

mark and while the white house says it will make a big announcement on tax reform before that landmark, new cnn reporting is shedding more light into the investigation between russia and the 2016 election. a source tells cnn russia might have used trump advisors to infiltrate his campaign or at least attempt to. this as the administration is making a major turn on immigration. vice president mike pence now saying that the u.s. will honor a controversial refugee deal with australia allowing thousands of asylum seekers to come to the u.s. let's begin our team coverage, because there's a lot there, on this science day. marches and rallies. we've got miguel marquez in the nation's capital and we'll try to check back with him and rachel cain is new york where a march is under way. very noisy, rachel, what can you tell us about what's happening there? >> well, fred, we just followed the crowd from central park now here in the middle of times square as you can see, the crowd is very spirited, lots of homemade signs here. the rally kicked off with a group of young public school students about 10 ye

mark and while the white house says it will make a big announcement on tax reform before that landmark, newhe investigation between russia and the 2016 election. a source tells cnn russia might have used trump advisors to infiltrate his campaign or at least attempt to. this as the administration is making a major turn on immigration. vice president mike pence now saying that the

i am here to present the department's recommendation regarding landmark designation of new era hall locatedt 2117-2123 market street. -- i'm sorry. sfgtv -- thank you. >> thank you. the building was added to the landmark designation work program on june 15, 2011. since that time staff has completed the designation report but was unable to bring the nom naitionz forward with consent. at the september 21, 2016 landmark designation quarterly report you ask staff to bring if forward for discussion and then you adopted a resolution to initiate landmark ten designation of new era hall. located at 2117-2123 market street new era hall is the significant of the master architect august nordin and the association with the rebuilding of san francisco with the disaster of 1906. the establishment of upper market as a commercial corridor and the visalia stock saddle company a pioneering mexican-american saddle business. the assembling a rare type and mixed use building and commercial hall and frontage. of the 72 social halls in san francisco exit and one few of its type and have a high degree of architect

. >>> canoeing around the san francisco landmark today, abc 7 news was at lake merced.tnering with canoe mobile for a community day. many people put on vests, grabbed oars and paddled while enjoying nature for free. >> our motto is anyone, any time, anywhere. even if you have no experience in canoes we give you prep talk ahead of time and you have a lot of other people who have more experience who can help you get around. >> canoe mobile plans to hold more community days around the bay area. student at sacramento high school have an unforgettable prom memory and here is why. kylie jenner showed up at rio americano's junior prom. she went as the date after student. creating a social media frenzy as you might imagine by students including casey gillis from sacramento who provided this video. >> now your accuweather forecast withdrew tomba. >> accuweather enjoying sunny finish to the weekend. easing into the new week very nicely but the rain returns shortly by tuesday. live doppler 7 out there right now showing you getting a nice break from the wet weather. picture from ou

it is such a privilege which the architect of this great landmark new building robert a.hted you came. [ applause ] >> and we are also joined by the founder of intech construction who built this museum on time and on budget, will schwartz a new member of the board of the museum of the american revolution. we have guests from many places and we are -- we are so honored that leaders of museums and cultural institutions from across philadelphia are with us today. you are too numerous to support so raise your hands so that everyone knows you are here. thank you for turning out and joining us and welcoming us as we proudly join your ranks as one of the great cultural institutions of this city. we're also joined by people from many other institutions, but probably no one is -- has come further or is more special to us than ellen chictans and her family from china and japan, the donors who have donated the two wonderful bronze sculptural panels on the chestnut side of the museum depicting washington crossing the delaware and the declaration of independence. thank you so much. [

the department hopes to have new people in product -- in place soon. >>> it's been a san francisco landmark for more than 100 years. >> coming up, we take you inside to see the new plan to get people move into the bank building. >>> we're tracking bad weather for part of the weekend and really nice for part of the weekend. see you back here. >>> even though it's undergone a massive renovation the owner of the hibernia bank in downtown san francisco are having a hard time leasing the space. they are breaking up the building to try to rented out floor by floor. we got a tour of the landmark today.>> ñ19 -- 1892 the bank flourished as one of san francisco's earliest examples of the beaux arts style. it was on joan to mcalester streets for more than a century before closing in 1985. later bought in 2008 for nearly $4 million the architectural wonder underwent extensive renovation. no potential tenants have bitten. >> i think it is an overwhelming piece of property. you see the history of this wonderful city. often they find challenges in envisioning a modern office in the building.>> he has a b

. >> ceremonial to signify the official ground breaking of a new chapter for landmark. >> it's a relyick of an earlier era now it also points to the future. >> reporter: world famous canadian architect frank gary spent more than a decade studying the bones of the building, designing a way to keep the original architect's vision which came to life if 1928 >> they left an incredible architectural legacy >> g vision of his own, reimagining the future for >> i want to hurry credited for miracle. the question from do the same t to you can't do anything on >> reporte: expansion happening below the art museum. there will be more than 23,000 square feet of n space, a new bar and restaurant and a brand new called the peoe arts i think that'se. >> reporter: channel 6 action news,vitarelli. >> exciting. >>> abc has a new competition that will allow to you choose the next one direction or back . the show will be called boy band. it aims to find promising new singers who will earn a slot in a singing group andrat. boy band will feature a live viewing system where viewers vote as they happen. ten e

and architecture of the building is this morning at city hall mayor introduced a new team that will make sure landmarks in the city are protect, as philadelphia becomes more modern. the group will advise mayor and administration on how to best maintain cities historic flavor. they are set to begin work in june and public meetings will be held across the city. >>> president trump welcomed at tall yan prime minister to the white house for the first meeting between the two leaders. they discussed trade, and security ahead of next month's g7 gathering in cecily. at a joint press conference president trump discussed evolving situation with north korea. >> as far as north korea is concern, we are in very good shape. we're building our military rapidly. a lot of things have happened over the last short period of time. i have been here for approximately 91 days. we are doing a lot of work. we're in very good position. we will see what happens. >> the president also commented on iran today saying his administration will talk more about the nuclear deal, in the coming days. >>> the u.s. and south korea are holdi

. >>> "the new york times" reports on a potential landmark church and state case.t was suggested they must sometimes provide religious aid to groups. they were sued over not receiving a playground. a lawsuit filed tuesday says bose accessed information from people who downloaded a smartphone app that remotely controls headphones and speakers. the suit claims headphones are essentially eefbs dropping on customers. bose has not responded. >>> and "sports illustrated" said serena williams is a baby. she showed her baby bump with the caption 20 weeks. a spokeswoman later confirmed williams and her fiance are expecting a child in the fall. it means she was pregnant at the open in january without dropping a set. >>> still to come, your computer keyboard may soon be obsolete. facebook is working on a way for people to type by using their brain. ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya,

choosing passages from previous decisions to weave a new standard that eventually eviscerated the protections under idea. his interpretation of this landmark law utterly ignored congressional intent included a new president that schools need only provide merely more than the minimal for in planar terms, just a little bit more than zero educational opportunities for children with disabilities. the result of this decision was the force loop back into an inadequate learning environment and leave his parents with yet another unexpected financial burden. at the same time, judge gorsuch's new legal standard threatened to deploy the quality of education for children with disabilities across the country. the good news or luke's family and of course so many others is that the supreme court of the united states intervened in a rare unanimous opinion to reverse judge gorsuch's position, ironically during his confirmation hearings. the nation has been spared the potential harm that could have resulted from lowering expectations for school nationwide and leaving families like without a sufficient record. yet as my colleagues and i have pointed out at e

." >>> breaking news this hour, new signs that russia may be at it again, interfering with a landmark election. cybersecurity experts sharing new information with cnn. this is linked to the kremlin, may be targeting a top candidate in the french election, possibly same cyber criminals. for details, also tonight, president trump is warning that north korea's nuclearnd ballistic missile programs and its escalating threats to the world are unacceptable. mr. trump urging the united nations to impose toughe sanctions against the regime while leaving the possible military action open. kim jong-un still defiant. poised to conduct a missile test at any moment and detaining another american citizen. this week just as the president is marking his 100th day in office, right now, mr. trump is standing firm in his demand for a border wall, a demand threatening to derail negotiations on a new spending bill and possibly lead to a shut down. this hour, i will speak with republican congressman and foreign affairs member adam ken zinger. we bring you full coverage of today's top stories. >>> first to j

empire state building getting a new look, take a look at how advertisers will transform the new york city landmarkbring you the plans. starbucks goes colorful as well, the unicorn prappucino this morning. joining me to talk about it fox business dagen mcdowell, recon capital chief investment officer kevin kelly and kirsten. >> good morning. maria: the morgan stanley are going to be the ones that people talk about today, what do you think? kevin: absolutely, up 4% because they had a huge earning beat. you saw them pivot their business into wealth management and transitional revenue. that did benefit them. they are expecting it to continue to increase so as we see more companies come public that should help benefit morgan stanley. dagen: i've never seen so much attention to an off-year race congreiol ce, one in 20 donors in georgia from georgia. maria: that bothered me, though, does that not bother you in terms of all the money coming in from hollywood to georgia in it's not the actual georgians who are making the decision. kevin: it's not their constituents. he's not going to be representing hollyw

news, business and sport. they'll also have more on a landmark, supreme court ruling, on whether parents in england can take their law. the top stories this hour: president trump has called the deadly gas attack in syria on tuesday an affront to humanity, and said it changed his view on bashar al—assad. previously, the us administration said trying to topple mr assad would not be a priority. aung san suu kyi, who is in effect the leader of myanmar, has rejected international criticism that she has stood by while the country's rohingya muslim minority is ethnically cleansed, killed or gang—raped by the national army. a series of devastating floods in north—west peru have left 100 people dead and tens of thousands homeless. roads and bridges have been swept away, and the air force deployed to airlift thousands of people. russia's supreme court is considering whether to ban jehovah's witnesses, on the grounds that they could hold extremist views. any ban could affect around 175,000 members of the religious movement. sally is back because it's time for our news review. the telegraph leads with the deadly chemical str

now to new york where the financial districts latest landmark is causing a bit of a stir.all street. now this was only meant to be a temporary instalment but proved so popular she's been kept. but not apparently popular with the sculptor of the bull. creator arturo di modica has complained to the city that the placing of the girl has changed the meaning of his original work and breached his copyright. before we go, the main story. donald trump has asserted that us relations with russia may be at an all—time low after moscow refused to drop its support for the syrian leader bashar al—assad after last week's apparent chemical weapons attack. two hours of talks failed to persuade moscow to drop its support for syria, after that chemical attack in italy province. —— idlib province. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @james menendez. it looks like it will be on the cool side for the easter weekend. more on that in a moment. quite chilly early this morning across the eastern side of the uk. in ruralareas, across the eastern side of th

news. >> coming up, u.c. berkeley says conservative fire brand ann coulter can speak on campus. what's behind the sudden change of heart. a landmark gets a big make over. how it will help prevent oil spills in the bay. and if you're having second thoughts about that tattoo, we have some tips on removing the regret. and the company turning your thumbprint into a pin number. those stories and more when dan and i join you for abc 7 news at

landmark referendum. president erdogan casts his vote in a bid to bring in new sweeping powers that could keep him in officeotentially for another 12 years. the world's oldest person has died aged 117. emma morano was officially the last surviving person born in the 1800s. and coming up at eleven thirty — dateline london discusses those simmering tensions between the united states between the united states and north korea and the turkish referendum. good morning and welcome to bbc news. north korea has made a failed attempt to launch a missile, a day after it issued a warning to the united states that it was ready to hit back with nuclear attacks amid escalating tension in the region. the pentagon said the ballistic missile blew up almost immediately. it happened as the us vice president, mike pence, arrived in south korea on a scheduled visit to discuss the north's missile and nuclear programmes. 0ur correspondentjohn sudworth is in pyongyang with the latest. it's almost certain that the missile test is meant as a message of defiance, it came just a few hours before the visit to the south korean capital se

that, i believe, is the news as we reach this particular 100 day landmark.hat's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. coming up next, "your business" with j.j. ramberg. >>> good morning. coming up on m nbc "your business," we sit down with actress kate hudson her latest role is -- brick and mortar retailers get shoppers offline and into the store. >>> and you know about millennials, but what are perennials? why you and your customers may be one. find out who they are coming up next on "your business." >>> will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job. or fill a big order.

news." coming up a woman is best known as the founder of the landmark white dog cafe and spent her entire life fighting to protect the planet. see how she works for a greener philadelphia. are allergies holding you back? break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist instead of allergy pills. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist you may not even notice. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. break through your allergies. new flonase sensimist >>> earth day is coming up next week in today's art of aging tamala edwards talks to an activist working for a green philadelphia for more than five decades. >> reporter: judy wicks shows off the power panels the main source of panel for her home. >> i am part of center city project to show my neighbors how affordable it is. >> from her home town in pennsylvania to villages in alaska and new mexico. >> i was influenced by indigenous wisdom and they are very con

we're breaking it down as trump approaches that 100-day landmark. we have newails about the mid-air mishap. witnesses revealing the moments leading up to that dramatic video. one airline group has a stern reminder to passengers this morning. finally, a state of emergency in florida as over 100 brush fires scorch across the state. thousands are in the threat zone, forced to evacuate, leaving homes completely destroyed. by these fires could start a criminal investigation. it is all coming up only on gna this sunday. we'll see you soon. >> two researchers found one of its kind copy of the declaration of independence and what some historians might call an unlikely place. england. you're looking at what two harvard scholars are calling the sessex declaration. they believe it is the only parchment manuscrip of the declaration of independence. president original is kept at the national archives in washington, d.c. the copy you're looking at was found at a records office in southern england. >>> sometimes families need help when they get stranded on the freeway and the

voting is under way in turkey in a landmark referendum that will determine whether president erdogan will be granted sweeping new powers. now on bbc news, it's dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline. this week, we learnt three things from president trump — that he is prepared to wield a global stick, to be precise the "mother of all sticks", that nato isn't obsolete, and that the united states needs to condemn china a little less and hug it a little more, not least to help deal with a little problem called north korea. and after this weekend's massive show of military might by pyongyang and that regime's bellicose posturing, how should we interpret president trump's words, "the problem will be taken care of"? with me to help dissect donald trump's thinking and, later, to talk about another president, mr erdogan of turkey, are abdel bari atwan, who writes on arab affairs, henry chu, who's international editor of variety magazine, the political commentator yasmin alibhai—brown, and the russian broadcaster alexander nekrassov. welcome to you all. what an extraordinary weekend. henry, what is the normal trum

new jersey. the giant oak is a landmark in the town of bernard.locals there say the tree was the site of a picnic general george washington held with french aristocrats the marquee delafayette. the tree is being taken down as a precaution. another white oak cultivated from the tree's acorns may rise and continue the tree's legacy. >> health check tonight local parents are sharing their stories saying it can happen in the blink of an eye, a child can be burned. >> that's right. and they're hoping to raise awareness about prevention. health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman is at the big board with their story. >> they were taking precautions in the kitchen but just as you said in the blink of an eye their little girl was scalded with hot oil. but now years later she is healed but the family is paying it forward helping other families battling burns. >> my whole life flash before my eyes. >> 11-year-old emma cooper reads me her recent essay about an accident that happened when she was just four years old. she was helping her dad cook in the k

one new jersey town is about to lose its 600-year-old centerpiece. why this historic landmarkcoming down ahead at 6:00. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm first alert traffic reporter francesca ruscio. breaking news, a water main break at the intersection of south 58th street and chester avenue in southwest philadelphia. it's still at this time constantly pouring out, causing major street flooding. i'll let you know how to get around that when i come back. back to you at the desk. >>> we'll take you state by state and county by county for a look at stories across our area. >> we begin in south jersey. a man accused of stealing money from his youth football league pleads guilty. michael deflorio from williamstown served as treasurer for the invitational league youth league. he stole $56,000 from the league. >>> to montgomery county, upper marion township officials voted unanimously to increase the minimum wage to $10 an hour for all township employees. the resolution notes the federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour hasn't budged since 2009. and it's only gone up three times in the

turkey goes to the polls in a landmark referendum, that could grant sweeping new powers to presidentogan. the world's oldest person has died aged 117 — emma morano was officially the last surviving person born in the 19th century. and coming up just after half past nine, a look at the papers this easter sunday. good morning and welcome to bbc news. north korea has made a failed attempt to launch a missile, a day after it issued a warning to the united states that it was ready to hit back with nuclear attacks amid escalating tension in the region. the pentagon said the ballistic missile blew up almost immediately. it happened as the us vice president, mike pence, travelled to south korea on a scheduled visit to discuss the north's missile and nuclear programmes. our correspondentjohn sudworth is in pyongyang with the latest. it's almost certain that the missile test is sent and meant as a deterrent, it came just a few hours before the visit to the south korean capital seoul by the us vice president mike pence. and it's a day after north korea held a massive military parade, a show of

. >>> talk about an end of an era -- a small new jersey town is saying good-bye to a landmark tree that stood for at least 600 years. >> incredible. this remarkable white oak tree has stood beside the backing ridge presbyterian church in bernard for centuries. predates the church by 300 years. it was considered one of the nation's oldest trees but was declared dead last summer. experts saying extreme age likely killed it. people gathering to take a last look. >> this has been a living icon for everyone that has grown up in this town. a symbol of home. and so you can see with the crowd that's been amassed that many people want to wish it farewell. >> historians say george washington once held a picnic beneath the branches. it will take about three days to remove. >>> 4. 48. we have a water main break in southwest philadelphia that francesca's going to telling us about. >> let's find out exactly where it is. >> yes. a water main break. the live view, the majors look good. we'll hit two birds with one stone. we'll zoom in at the water main break where it's located in southwest philadelphia

now in egypt archaeologists have found a new tomb that is more than 3000 years old. that landmark near looks or several m treasuresu. >> editionm archaeologists are busy uncovering the latest big finem. -- big find. this tomb is around 300,000 -- 3000 years old. it belongs to a nobleman who work for the city judge. inside, several coffins and these mummies. so far, eight of them have been found. leading the date. he says that nobleman were especially wary of grave robbers. they feared that their grandfathers coffins will be destroyed by thieves so he had to cut this part out of the tomb to be able to hide. fact, within our excavations we found more than seven coffins just in this area. >> hundreds of treasures have been unearthed including 1000 carved figurines. according to egypt's minister of antiquities there could be more to come. >> we were surprised by the number of objects found inside. a lot of pottery. i think during the next days and weeks we will find more of the objects. >> not so long ago these sites through tourists from around the world but years of political instab