in the long term, the dream of homeownership seems a very lock way off the beth mcloud, bbc news, philadelphia. >> as college fees keep rising here in america, so too will that debt if nothing is done to stop. now, baseball is known as america's favorite pastime. it's also the game of imgrand slam. the role of the sport in integrating new arrivals to the country has now been captured in a new book, called "chasing dreams." it's a companion to an exhibit in philadelphia. >> baseball is often talmed -- talked about as the american game but there is something wildly immigrant about it, too. no other game can so solidly confirm that you are in the -- let united states yet you know you are from your own country too. >> they come from players, journalists, scholars -- the exhibition is really an in-depth exploration of the meaning be ghable the lives of immigrant communities, beginning in the 19th century and moving through the present day. it really illustrates how baseball has become a reflection for values that we consider to be american and ways minority communities have embraced those values an

the story of new philadelphia is a proud heritage for central illinois. and it deserves to be shared with all americans. today we are honored to have a direct descendant of frank mcwhorter here with us in the gallery, sheena franklin. this family this town, are examples of the best of america and they accomplished it during the worst of our times. i also want to especially thank members of the new philadelphia association, especially charlotte king who have worked for more than a decade to document, preserve, and restore the extraordinary history of the town. it is through their efforts that this unique chapter in our history can predeserve for generations -- generations as a national park and i look forward to continue to work with them toward that goal. this is another step in the -- in racial justice, another stitch in the healing process for a nation once divide sod bitterly over the issue of slavery. i yield back the balance of my time and urge adoption of h.r. 9306789 the speaker pro tempore: -- h.r. 930. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yield

jerusalem, but one day god's preacher must talk about the new new york, the new atlanta, the new philadelphiamphis, tennessee. >> yes, those new days and those new cities and this new nation won't happen by itself. it will only happen if we pick up that mantle and keep fighting. dr. king gave his life 46 years ago tonight so that we would have better lives. we need to pick up and change this nation and keep it moving toward where he had it headed. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. have a great weekend. "hardball" starts right now. >>> supreme injustice. let's play "hardball." >> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start with this week in america, this week that saw the republican-dominated supreme court decide for big money over the people, that

warm in new york. 65. philadelphia 68. and washington - of course the cherry blossoms are out - they'll look at 70. new york, friday to saturday, light rain showers developing, getting a little harder and the overnight hours. by saturday the rain will be ending and on sunday back to a cloudy day. here across much of the south-east heavy rain. that is in the atlantic. it is a little cooler than average. but for atlanta, it will be a beautiful week. the rain not coming back into the picture until sunday. more of the same in the south-west. slightly down from yesterday. los angeles, 87 degrees there. phoenix warm. los angeles, maybe a little cooler on saturday with a temperature of 69. >> we are all looking good. still ahead - getting caught up in the fight over immigration. the fight of imprisoned immigrants are making to prove they are citizens. another autorecall, involving 6 million toyota vehicles. the list the problems the company says autos are facing. >> gulf marquee events without one of the game's bigger stars. the i

new rule. and just a few short months a total of five of the largest cities have passed legislation to restrict the use of electronics cigarettes in public places. all enacting their laws. philadelphia's new law will go into effect this summer. roughly 17 million people across the country will be protected by these new laws. >> the question further legalize marijuana and illinois. hoping the state will form a task force to study the possibility of legalizing the drug for casual use. marijuana is illegal in colorado and the state anticipates generating about $164 million in tax revenue in the first 18 months. >> the mom who was a nurse and her husband delivered the baby girl and the car on the shoulder of the road on interstate 88. >> ask me how far along she was. the normally mean how many months. i can see the head. pretty far along. >> found out ahead in this beautiful healthy baby girl. >> paramedics took mom dead and 82 elmhurst hospital. everybody is doing well. prof >> the nba is set to announce how they're going to handle racially charged comments made by donald sterling. >> what a new report indicates about the murder of the roommates. >> passengers listen to the final convers

auto sales were up in new york, philadelphia, richmond, atlanta, chicago and minneapolis. we will change from a year earlier in kansas city and cleveland. tourism was generally positive in most districts. --s mixed in th manufacturing improved in most districts. it was mixed in richmond. how about the jobs outlook? labor market conditions were mixed but generally positive. the new york, cleveland, richmond, chicago, kansas city and dallas districts reported ethical the finding skilled workers. seen that in the past. in terms of the inflation outlook and the pressures out there also on the mind of janet yellen, wage pressures were contained and races generally were stable or slightly higher. to disagree here with what we heard earlier today from janet yellen in terms of the economic outlook. this is more evidence and more information for the fed to consider. >> peter cook thanks. more on the facebook coming up. diane swamp will join us from chicago. she will give us her take on the economic outlook and the fed's next move. in justp on bottom line a few moments. the base boo

this will continue to spread north up through d.c., philadelphia, new york, new england, by this afternoon rain coming down fairly heavy, temperatures just north of the front only into the 40s, close to 50, warming up a little bit to the south so it will continue to warm up. it's not cold enough for snow until you get into canada. snow predicted tonight and into tomorrow. the front moves off the coast then we're talking about temperatures, storm moves out temperatures drop a bit, rice across the middle of the country and to the east. we've seen this pattern before, you get the storms dropping south, going into canada, no change here, we need the rain in the southwest, not the southeast, that could lead to some flooding but no rain predicted thought only today but over the next five das as the storms continue to track up north and down the eastern side of the rockies. severe drought, exceptional drought, no relief in sight here over the past five days maybe two weeks, no rains into southern california to give them rain there. rain flooding the further north you go, that snow is up into cana

tonight, texas fans literally took the game to a new level in philadelphia. they got to play tetris on the side of this building. the 29-year-old circus center has hundreds of led lights embedded in the glass and giant shapes fell on sides of the tower. that's a game. speaking of other games. >>> on the eve of the stanford women's game of the year, vern glenn is in nashville. what a controversial call for one of the final four games. sports is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, reason. a thriller from tex tonight... as the match ups the championship game is ded seconds. >> they call it march madness for a reason. a thriller in texas tonight. wisconsin alumni and superbowl champ russell wilson at the game. 20 ticks left. trayvon jackson gets andrew harrison in the air and he gets the foul called. jackson hits two of three from the line. we take you back to the elite eight. it was aaron harrison who hit the game winning three against michigan so why not again? harrison does hit the go-ahead three again with 5.7 seconds left. wisconsin had one more chance and here is how

morning but temperatures are almost going to rebound to what we saw today. 68° we expect in new york with philadelphiabout 72. now for new york things are going to stay quite nice all the way through monday. heavier showers on tuesday. temperatures dropping down to about 63°. now we do have another storm system that's going to be beginning here on saturday across much of minnesota, all the way down here towards iowa and also into arkansas. that is only going to get stronger as we go towards sunday. you see those dark greens? heavier showers down there. heavier rain towards the south but we do expect to see snow across parts of colorado and that's going to be in higher elevations. that's a look at your weather. news is coming up right after this. >> in al jazeera, we often focus on citizens who serve their country. often a soldier's homecoming brings new responsibilities for family members as battle wounds heal. roxanna saberi is in connecticut. >> blair hughes has always been a stay at home mom. she's constantly cookin cooking cleaning and caring for her four kids but over the past few years her job h

> and if you're flying, airport delays are possible in atlanta, charlotte, washington, d.c., philadelphia, newk city, boston and detroit. >>> well, what was supposed to be a celebration of spring turned into a violent street riot that sent dozens to the hospital and dozens more to jail. >> a street party near u.c. santa barbara known as deltopia turning ugly when an officer arrested a partyer for hitting him in the face with a backpack full of liquor bottles. suddenly some people in the crowd started throwing bricks and rocks and tearing down stop signs. police responded with tear gas. >> something we haven't experienced in santa barbara in at least the last 15 years, incredibly disturbing and incredibly frustrating when someone who is trying to do their job and protect everybody out in the community is assaulted in such a manner. >> it took hours before order was restored. six officers were injured including one hit in the face with a brick. another whose hand was cut so deeply by the bottle, that he will need surgery. >>> well, anna nicole smith's daughter may soon become a multimillionaire.

to establish the local principle reductions i'm looking forward to seeing places like new york city and philadelphia and san diego and others to help with the program that will enable working class people to stay in hair homes. this is also a memoriam for a long time organizer and leader of the people in action. she was a great advocate in the neighborhood for decades and brings a lot of safety and security to make sure we have eye contact from the police department and resources that come from different parts of san francisco. she's been part of the occupy efforts that's gone on in the lakeview neighborhoods there's been an attempt to prevent evictions and she's been part of this to lower the principles and to modify the loans as well. regina was born in arkansas and her father traveled to german and korea and japan. when she was 18 she sheltered in san francisco and met her husband here. judge roy wonder prooetd at here wedding. she was dedicated to her family and she was with an organization that helped to keep people safe. she was a report secretary until her last day she raised three children s

. >>> and now to other breaking news that we are going to philadelphia a row house under demolition suddenly collapsed a half hour ago, and our affiliate wcau says that two people were injured and no word yet on what caused the collapse and if there are more injuries, and we will keep an eye out then breaking news out of philadelphia. a lot going on today. >>> right now, parents are searching for hundreds off girls kidnapped from the nigerian school which happened two weeks ago, but a lot of the people have not heard about this story, and an insurgent group took the girls as a campaign to end western education. where are the girls? i will be talking live with the chief who ois covering the story. >>> and also, john kerry's con trover shall warning that israel could become an apartheid state if peace talks fail, and kerry has clarified the comments, and senior editor mark murray will join us with the fallout. and this -- >> i will do the hair bit. >> we will do it. >> you will not be dining with u us. >> and the actress in her upcoming film "belle" about a unimaginable journey of a mixed race

. >> well, looking at new york, and philadelphia and bridge forth, and stanford, connecticut, and providence, boston, and rhode island and new haven as ear a yas that have the no 2 disproportionately affecting minorities, but when you are looking at the background of new york, a densely populated city, obviously, but multicultural, boston and providence, rhode island, and high minority populations, but not certainly the majority, and how are you getting the numbers, especially looking at the communities that have diversity? >> sure. so, like many studies, ours perhaps raises as many questions as it answers, and we were tending to look at what is, and not exactly explaining what is happening, but from the study, looking at the kons traxs higher and lower and where people live of different groups by race as you mentioned, and looking at the correlations there, and we are seeing that the correlations differ by city. and some city have relatively large gap between the whites and the nonwhites and some cities don't. and so, you mentioned some of the cities that have higher gaps, and one of the su

of the allow larger companies to come together and control some of the major markets like new york and philadelphiaos angeles. we have a new management team at comcast. >> when you have only one cable -- it might can also find that customer service is not there, driving more and more people online for their content. these are not monopolies in the context of a national monopoly. there are regional and local market monopolies. in every market there is the satellite operator, the telco operator, there is competition out there. threatg-term competitive is online video. young people are getting their content online. >> you need the connection to watch her video on netflix or hulu or anything else. that gets back to time warner and comcast. will they still have you even if they are not delivering their content through the set-top box? they absolutely will. these cable television companies are thinking of themselves as broadband companies, not so much cable television companies. business is the broadband, the high-speed internet access. that has become a basic utility for every american. >> let's talk ab

new york and philadelphia indicated that business activity had rebounded from weather-related slowdowns earlier in the year. consumer spending increases since the previous property in majority of districts, in part due to better weather. the beige book says, and manufacturing improved in most districts. also, thanks to the better weather. melissa. melissa: let's get to james romelli. peter, stick around to see how markets are reacting to this news. james what do you see? >> only, reaction on beige book are muted. looks like the markets are holding the bid relatively well. one thing traders need to be aware of around the release of the number. it is holiday week. volumes are things and easier for algos and institutions to hunt for stops. vix is higher today. markets hold these levels i think or head higher into the close. melissa: james, thanks so much. i want to bring in my group now. federal reserve chairman janet yellen speaking at the new york economic club. peter is here. we have charlie gasparino and "wall street journal's" james freeman. a lot of fed stiff going on. this had a big

i just think it is all about bringing people, in philadelphia, new york, chicago, a lot of us don't havee to go shopping every day just to get the goods in. "after the bell" i am looking for a beat from amazon but i would be really careful here. there are a lot of things on their plate. they are looking for chatter of acquiring some storage from kmart and sears and defunct real-estate and open up some brick and mortar stores. a lot of moving parts. i love the company but be careful. melissa: you may have noticed some things around your office. it is part of take our daughters and sons to work day. the white house is getting in on the act. michele obama held a q&a session where the girl in the front row approached her and gave the first lady dad's resume. take a look. >> that is the out of the john and i wanted to give you his resume. >> she brought the girl up, hugged her, wouldn't say, said it was a private matter. we were having this debate. did that feel staged to you or did it feel like at the moment it might be a little embarrassing five years into a presidency where there were a lo

cuts cooperation between philadelphia police and immigration and customs enforcement on holding detainees for potential deportation. nutter signed the policy into law at a news conference wednesday. >> every philadelphia and or person in philadelphia has the right to feel safe, secure, and protected. and i believe our new policy established by the executive order i will sign shortly will promote safety, because residents and others who are here will not need to fear that interacting with their government will result in a detainer for themselves or their loved ones. >> similar curbs have been enacted for two states and at least eight cities, but activists say philadelphia's effort may be the most progressive so far since it would effectively bring immigration holds to an end. a federal judge has overturned north dakota's antiabortion law, the harshest in the country. the measure banned abortion once a fetal or embryonic heartbeat can be detected, which happens at about six weeks of pregnancy and many women do not know they are pregnant. it was slated to take effect in august. in his decision, district court -- the district court judge said the law is invalid

in cities like new york, philadelphia, d.c. and pittsburgh, swinging more than 40 degrees since monday. overnight, up to three inches of snow fell from virginia to new york city. and it's not just the cold. fast-moving floodwaters forcing evacuations in michigan and rescues in vermont. swollen rivers rising to nearly eight feet in upstate new york. >> it's freezing up here. >> reporter: the snow covering roads and spring flowers as far south as alabama. >> enough's enough. >> we don't want to hear that four-letter word that starts with an "s." lara was asking, is spring coming next week? >> it does not look that warm for an extended period of time. i want to show you the freeze warnings quickly. we're flirting with records, even in places like atlanta or birmingham this morning. just to make you feel better, chicago has snowed as late as june 2nd. in boston, as late as may 9th. >> no. >> so it's not that out of the ordinary. >> ginger, thank you. >>> let's go to amy for the other top stories. >> good morning, everyone. we begin

with a live look at the benjamin franklin bridge connecting the delaware river between philadelphia and camden, newersey. welcome to al jazeera america. straight ahead, why the chinese government may ask baby boomers there to delay retirement. first, a look at where the wet weather will be today, nicole mitchell is back. >> you could see more clouds in that shot we were just looking at, that's part of the cold front coming in, so ahead of that, already the clouds and rain, western parts of new york and philadelphia for the coastline a little later into today, you can also see the next weather system brewing into the west. the front with a lot of rain associated with it, most of this stays on the northern edge. it will be scattered, so in many cases not really the heavy rain. this system out to the west could be our next one brewing by the time we get into the day tomorrow for the plains, the same system bringing rain, could cause severe weather. one piece of good news with the front on the east coast, knocking down the pollen. >> that's great to hear. they've got late season skiing, good for them.

they are demanding new owners, also. former philadelphiaays they are interested in getting in on the clipper action. magic johnson, by the way, the subject of one of sterling's rants says he is not trying to buy the team. he owns the dodgers right now. experts say the clippers could be worth north of 1 billi$1 bil. that's with a "b." sterling has not commented publicly. the team, no longer under his control, obviously, post third-degree on his website. it says we are one. of course, everyone there saying they support the commissioner. >> he bought the team in the '80s for $12 million. if it were to fetch $1 billion, he would be a much richer than than he is. one bank said maybe $850 million. >> it's still a lot of money. milwaukee bucs, a wonderful place, but not the marketing opportunities of los angeles. it went for 1 billion. >> it's more valuable right now. >> he's not going to suffer in this financially, but he'll be doing it alone. >> i'm interested in what he has to say. i wonder if he will speak or what he will say. >> he's the godf

with temperatures, expect to be at 70 degrees for philadelphia. mid-60s for new york.e should see some clearing as we head into the weekend. but a closer look at what we expect to see across the nation. 71 degrees in kansas city. into the weekend, thunderstorms from minneapolis into chicago. even down into kansas city and cold air is going to work in. denver is going to see a 35-degree drop and snow possibly by sunday. >> what? >> snow, i know. i saved it to the end. dramatic finish. >> you got my attention. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," the pending resignation of kathleen sebelius. the problems that lie ahead for her potential replacement. >>> when we come back, we're going to huddle around the water cooler, what's wrong with me, we're going to show you the moment that may have won stephen colbert the job at cbs. his late night appearance on the late show. >>> and we're going to give jen a microphone. ♪ to do it my way ♪ i got a lock on equities ♪ that's why i'm type e ♪ ♪ that's why i'm tyyyyype eeeee, ♪ ♪ i can do it all from my mobile phone

. >> there could have been another attack being planned in new york, philadelphia, trenton. >> i understande commissioner's concern. >> like others on the committee, i went to watertown to find out exactly what happened and not only did i have a minute-by- minute reefing but he stood in the pouring rain for an hour which was above and beyond the call of duty. maybe you can get line of duty disability for that. thank you for coming. thank all of you for coming. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from massachusetts. >> i would like to ask consent to clarify for the record congressman sanchez's statement that it was dzhokhar tsarnaev in federal custody. i wondered the motivations of the attack, how it came to be, how it could be prevented in the future. because of that, it took me to russia twice to try and get information to see if there was a link between the north caucasus region, chechnya, if there was any connection for the motivations of this. in the course of doing that, i learned that authorities here in the u.s., the fbi and later the cia were given detailed information about tamer

it is going to be a very cold day. 26 degrees cooler in new york city than it was at this time yesterday. 32 degrees coolers in philadelphian it was this time yesterday. here are our highs for today. new york city will climb to a high of 48 degrees. normally another this time of the year, we should be pushing 60, almost 70 degrees across this area. it did not accumulate last night, but it was chilly out there. across minnesota right in the twin cities into wisconsin and also in to the up of michigan. we have quite a bit of snow coming down. by the end of the day we could see up to a foot of snow in some locations. especially along portions of i-94. we are looking at blowing, drifting snow, visibility is diminished to less than half a mile. be careful if you are travelling there, you can see the system rejing into wisconsin. not atypical for this time of the year, we see snow storms during april. we're in a transitional stage as we head into portions of may, we'll see temperatures obvious ri rise. winds gusting up to 26 in minneapolis, 33 in omaha. 56 back towards denver, but tomorrow morning it will be very cold out there,

. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in new orleans, atlanta, charlotte, washington, d.c., philadelphiaayton locket, given a three-drug combination, didn't work. he began writhing on the gurney. >> the procedure was halted. but he died from a heart attack. anti-death penalty advocates say this is a perfect example of why capital punishment is wrong. >> it's rather ironic because the whole issue about the legal battle has been over the drugs themselves and whether or not they could be used in such an execution that would cause a quick death be compatible with -- that would not be a form of cruel and unusual punishment. >> a second execution which had been scheduled two hours later was postponed. the governor ordered an investigation into what went wrong. >>> a minnesota homeowner who shot and killed two teenagers has been convicted of premeditated murder. prosecutors say smith waited in his basement and intended to kill them. the 65-year-old man was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >>> two northern california skydivers collided in midair, leaving one of them

comes from my philadelphia inquirer. new jersey denies woman license plate that reads "8 thiest."terestingly, she said she was told that it was objectionable. she attempted to get a license plate that said baptist. baptist was cool, but 8thiest wasn't. so much of this is subjective. in my home state of pennsylvania, there are 10,000 words and combinations of letters that are objectable. in my next life, i want to be on the committee to have the vanity plate. remember the original headline, new jersey denies woman license plate that reads "8thiest." i would rewrite it, the guy who didurx is a fgators. >>> authorities are backtra tracki tracking. they are too quick to endorse the man who said appalling things. >>> and the memorial of the 9/11 museum is coming up next month, but one is stirring debate. i'll get to the heart of that controver controversy. whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world k

rich political prize that often gets overshadowed due to its geographic proximity to new york city and philadelphiar the last six presidential elections, it's been solid blue, but republicans have managed to hold on to statewide power, including the governor's mansion and half the delegation. you might think the state should be more republican. most voters come from the suburbs and pretty wealthy ones that the. new jersey's median income is the second highest in the nation, just behind maryland, but on social issues, the state tends to be relatively moderate and 42 are minorities, and one in five new jersey residents are foreign born. new jersey constituents have a rocky relationship with their lawmakers and for good reasons. over the last decade and a half, more than 400 new jersey public officials, from senators to mayors, have been convicted of corruption. the mayor of trenton was convicted of extortion and bribery just two months ago. he'll go down in history alongside his colleagues. >> how did we become such an unforgiving people? how did we become a society when people can build credibility

news. >>> in philadelphia, 9 adults and 2 high school students are accused of running a high class drug ringn elite prep school. they're accused of leading into what they were hoping to build a premiere marijuana outlet for the high school and high society and college students. the ring sold cocaine, hash oil and ecstasy to the students. >>> the assault trial for chris brown has been delayed now that the rapper's bodyguard has been found guilty of assault. that bodyguard was to testify at brown's trial. a judge in washington found him guilty of assaulting a man trying to take a picture. he's charged in that same incident and facing possible jail time back in california for violating probation. that stems from his 2009 felony assault against then girlfriend rihanna. >> an ohio woman getting evicted because she refuses to stop smoking. 89-year-old has been living in the building for the past ten years. her landlord decided to implement a no smoking policy. they gave the tenants a year to comply. after being a smoker for 70 years, she has no plans to kick the habit. >> i got a 30-day notice. >>

temperatures are rapidly rebounding so comfortable just this bass weekend, 55 in philadelphia today, 50-degrees in new york city, by the weekend, we will be back in the 60's, back to you. >> and thank you for watching al jazeera america, talk to al jazeera is next, and a reminder you can always get the latest news headlines by checking us out 24 hour as day at aljazeera.com. [ ♪ music ] . >> kids, until they go to school learning. >> creativity and education expert sir ken robinson says we have to reengineer our way we tech our students. ken robinson said we have to recognise their talents. something.

control 19 ofpany the top markets, including l.a., new york, boston, philadelphia -- >> they do not overlap, that is their argument. >> it is a good argument. there will be other issues about the content suppliers. in theng that may be public interest is the big battles between the distributors for the cable companies, and the content companies. they have all been won by content companies. >> netflix, right? >> i mean when time warner file with cbs. >> the blackouts. >> the distributors might be able to level the lighting field. it is a little scary. all in all, i think it will get through. >> you are also a republican in hollywood, which is quite rare. you are a fish out of water. you are a long-time supporter of our special guest this morning, arizona senator john mccain. he introduced the cable bill last year that would push for À la carte cable pricing in order to level costs for consumers. what about you, where do you stand on this contest-time warner cable merger? is there anything they can do to convince you this is actually in the public interest? >> i am a bit skeptical. i am willi

talking about bombing the new york subway, that's when it's good to be able to get his phone data, and that's when it's good -- so the fbi can see he's talking to a guy in philadelphia and that together they're plotting to bomb the new york subways. this is important -- it's important that we have these in place, we just need transparency. those two guys, by the way, zazi and the guy in philadelphia, are in prison. i think that zazi was his name. >> sure. and that's the surveillance side of things. on the commercial side of things there's been a lot of talk about doing something, talk about transparency, talk about new rules, but it's never really turned into -- >> guest: i have, i have a bill there that actually passed, a version of it passed last congress through the judiciary committee. the location privacy measure. exactly. i think you have the right to allow people to take your location information and to give them permission to do that and permission to keep it and permission to give it or sell it to a third party. one of, part of this is stalking apps. the first hearing i did on this, one of the first testimony came from the minnesota coalition of battered wo

philadelphia, in between washington and new york, two of the top five markets in the country, and amongst the world. so philadelphia going to pick up. and i think that we're going to see in terms of new york city, new york city is just on fire. the biggest challenge is affordability. gerri: yeah, let me tell you, affordability here, what a nightmare. i saw a story what a million dollars buys you in new york city. you are lucky if you can stash winter coats in it. what buyers and sellers need to know. sellers first, what do they need to know about the market? what should they be prepared to see? >> they should be prepared in markets where there's an imbalance of supply and demand, if you're on the side of a seller and there's a limited inventory, then you should be patient and get your price. i think in markets where there is sluggishness, especially on the job side and the economic side, then you're going to need to be creative and making deals. have more flexibility on price, you're going to have to figure out ways to get your property to stand out, and then on the buy side, of course, y

guy is talking about bombing the new york subway, that is when it's good to be able to get his phone data. and seecan go in there that he's talking to a guy in philadelphia and together they are plotting to bomb the new york subway. it is important that we have these in place. we just need transparency. guys are in prison. is the surveillance side of things. on the commercial online privacy side of things, there's been a lot of talk of oohing something. talk about transparency and new ng something. talk about transparency and new rules. >> i have a bill that passed last congress through the judiciary committee, a privacy measure. right toou have the allow people to take your location information and to give them permission to do that, and permission to keep it, and permission to give it or sell it to a third-party. --t of this is stocking stalking apps. some of the first testimony came from the coalition of battered women. they gave some hair-raising testimony. they talked about this woman in northern minnesota. she was in an abusive situation. she went to domestic violence center at a county building and while she was there, she got a text from her abus

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. >> will bunch, senior writer at the "philadelphia daily news," the author of "tear down this myth: how the reagan legacy has distorted our truth and haunt our future." you wrote that book a few years ago, it's going to get more and more important towards the course of 2016. thanks so much. >> thanks, rachel. appreciate it. >>> all right, why the size of alaska, the enormous physical size of the place, may wind up mattering a lot for the national elections this year. it's a weird story out of alaska that i don't think anybody realizes the national implications of, but we've got that coming up. stay with us. >>> what i would i do if someone offered me these drugs? i would tell them to take a hike. >> clint eastwood in the late '80s, in that psa, basically playing robin to first lady nancy reagan's batman. mrs. reagan's crime-fighting, drug demonizing just say no campaign studded with celebrities and all the rest, was one of the crucial cogs of the '80s-era war on drugs, a war that is still causing casualties on all-sized today. today the u.s. government decided to take that war in a

but on the connecting flight between philadelphia and rochester, new york, there was no first class. economy seats. >> when i saw the seats, i'm literally hoping that no one has to sit next to me, because i knew it wasn't going to work if they did. >> but someone did, so aaron had to be rebooked on a later flight. instead of getting upset, he's using the experience to speed up his plans to lose weight. >> i live in california, i want to go to the beach in the summer time with a tank top on and have girls chasing me down the beach one day. >> it's not the first time he's tackled weight problems. after his breakout role in "the blindside," the actor started an anti-bullying foundation that deals with childhood obesity. >> a lot of kids get picked on because of their appearance. and not everyone has had the luxury growing up knowing the right foods to eat or knowing what a healthier diet and lifestyle is. especially coming from where i came from. >> aaron says he's more determined than ever to lead by example by losing the weight. he's going to get together with the folks at jenny craig

would be blowing off the smaller communities so the election would be contesed in new york, l.a., houston, miami, philadelphia, and the farther down the major center of population list you go, the less influence they have. but also, it tells you what kind of candidates, what kind of parties and campaigns you would get. they would be focused on maximizing turnouts in urban centers. not just a president gore but you probably wouldn't have a vice president gore because we wouldn't have bill clinton because we would have much more liberal president. not some guy from arkansas, the center of power from this country in liberal, democratic fashions in places like philly. >> new york, philly, la, san francisco. it will effect the places that go to a popular vote. the answer was no, they did not think that was the best way. they thought the electoral college worked better, make the candidates campaign and have a winner takes all. so in other words, ohio gives all of the electoral votes to the person that won the popular vote in that state. let me ask you this, these states, these 11 states that have so far signed on t

city of philadelphia kicking around a new tech week with a larger than life game of te tris.. >> it is a good game. >> great way to pass time if you are not driving. >> that's right, back seat. >> we want to know. >> how do you make things fall in place. >> send me a tweet. >>ç i have to think about that and bill hemmer. and sandra smith fbn. >> and the pings in the indyen ocean is. >> and the batteries in the black boxes only last about a month. at least 30 days to be exact. captain chuck nash is a fox military analysis. and is this a promising lead to you at this point? >> it really is, sandra. up to this point i have been skeptical and begin that it is the australian crew and the device is operated by the american team. the u.s. navy team sent with the pinger locator. i am hopeful for the first time that they have found it and given the size of the search area. it is especially now so close to the batteries. >> the size of the search area can be narrowed. and now the depth of the ocean is great concern as well. but they are saying it is where they found the ming is 4500 m

on may 17, 2013, news outlets in philadelphia reported more than 3,700 job seekers overwhelmed municipal services building in center city for a job fair friday morning intended for ex-offenders. we need to help ex-offenders find jobs. i'm aware of a major corporation in alabama. i was talking to a federal judge recently. and that corporation, it said they will start taking a chance on former offenders, and they found out that they are doing fine, properly examined and picking the right ones. we shouldn't be denying young people, particularly young men who may have gotten in trouble at a younger age ever from being ever being able to have a job. so one of the goals of this country -- one of the goals this country has to have is to help our ex-offenders in their employment. so the city anticipated that a big crowd and therefore they doubled the staff to handle the responses, but the crowd was still too big to handle, forcing the event to be canceled and leaving hundreds on the plaza outside. when they said they would have a job fair for former offenders, ex-offenders. on may 20, 2013, "the

communities and larger states so presidential election could be contested in new york, chicago, l.a., houston, miami, philadelphia, and farther down, less influence those places have. it tells what candidates, what kind of parties and campaigns you get, focused on maximizing turnout. you never would have had a bill clinton. we would have had more liberal would you have had the center of power this this country in liberal democratic fashion in places like new york city. >> like philly, new york city, l.a., san francisco. those are the places that are going to elect a president >> you got it >> it's not what founders intended there was a long debate about this. they did not think a popular way was the best way. they thought the electoral college worked together. so in that state, but let me ask you this. if these states, these 11 states so far signed on to this, what impact does that have? we've had after bush, you know after gore lost there was a push get rid of the electoral college. to do that you have to amend the constitution they seem to be finding secret option two. >> they're going to hack the constitution.

the top five teams with the most expensive tickets are, the new york yankees, chicago cubs, a philadelphiad san francisco giants. >> on to basketball, the warriors took on the mavericks'. stephen curry made a tie-breaking jumper in the final second overtime, to lift the golden state warriors to a 122-120 victory. coach mark jackson won on his 49th birthday. >> coming up, we will keep our eye on weather and traffic. it is cloud the outside. you concede that the roles are trying to dry out. 45 degrees for san mattel right now. . at hlshi far spicis t spi ofife. th's w ourraften ason eve sauge perftly. so you c coaout grt flor . llshe rm beuse 's wth dog rit. ere'a reon o slo asted turk tas so esh. conds after carvg, we n onlsealverylice doue se it. e results are sothint. conds after carvg, hillire rm beace it wor doinrigh >> we have new video that we want to show you as we head into the 9:00 hour. april fool's prank went bad. this college employee is in trouble with the law. she went to send a text message to her daughter about a possible shooting at a virginia college. the door to the mess

the top five teams with the most expensive tickets are, new york yankees, chicago cubs, philadelphiaancisco giants. >> the oakland a's will play a makeup game today because there were rained out against the cleveland indians. you could see the field at the oakland coliseum. that is the first point rain out for the oakland a's and almost 16 years. this has not happened at the coliseum since 1998. the rescheduled game as part of a double header. if you bought a ticket for last night's game, it is still valid for today. >> some instant replay trouble for the giants last night. they use their only replay challenge after matt cain try to pick off aj pollock. the umpire reviewed it and called him safe. there really could have used that replay few plays later. tv replays showed pollock was out, but the giants cannot challenge it. the diamondbacks court, later they tied the game, and eventually won by 5-4. >> the warriors' playing the mavericks in dallas. stephen curry made a tie-breaking jumper in the final seconds of overtime lifted the jumper in the final seconds of overtime lifted the go

you have many large cities that are relatively close to atlantic city like washington and philadelphia and new york and boston. one problem is they don't have a large airport nearby. there is the atlantic city airport which is more regional. it is hard for people to get in there but the convention business could be a big boost. when you look at new markets, the final example is massachusetts. right now, there are three new casinos going into massachusetts and also a slots only facility. what massachusetts did which i think was very smart is they said for a certain geography like western massachusetts, we will only let one can see now operate there. that gives you a mini monopoly and it stops the issue or limits the issue of having too much supply in a specific area where everyone suffers i'm going active the original story. when to fold them is the article in bloomberg businessweek are speaking of not safe, ambassador faily is a veteran. he ran the boston marathon two days ago. so when he comes in -- he completed the boston marathon two days ago. so when he comes up please give him extra time

in poor health, inside a small, seedy, philadelphia ya bar. the "new her plush soprano scaled down to jazz soloist size, ms. mcdonald sings selections with sensitive musicianship and rich seams, a feeling that command rapt admiration. she is with us in studio. audra mcdonald, that reads as beautifully as your voice. i don't think that i've ever read something that matched in such a seamless way something so beautiful as your voice. >> oh, taron, thank you. thank you so much. >> is absolutely true. what inspired -- i know a lot about the backstory, everything about it i've read, for our audience, what was the connection with billie holiday? >> you know, she was such a pioneer. obviously, you know, one of the greatest voices of our generation, one of the greatest jazz artists of our generation but also for me, i was just so inspired by this woman who basically had this sort of dickensian life and how she, regardless of all the knocks, you know, still rose to the top, regardless of the fact that she was a star at a time when society was not treating afric