time to mix it up with new philly cooking creme.. spread the love in four fabulous flavors. spoon in a little new philly cooking creme. >> jimmy: hey there, we're back with eva longoria. patrick warburton and robyn are still to come. we -- i have a picture i wanted to show this is at a restaurant in where, san antonio? >> my favorite restaurant. >> jimmy: who painted this? >> me. >> jimmy: whose leg is this? >> me. >> jimmy: that is actually vicky carr. cheech marin is right here vicky carr carlos santana. it's a mural of latinos in entertainment who have made an impact in the world. >> jimmy: did you pose for this? >> i didn't. i don't have those shoes, but -- >> jimmy: have you worn this dress? >> never. >> jimmy: that's a little weird. >> amazing the mural is. he did that out of his mind. >> jimmy: kind of cool to go to your favorite place and there's a painting of you on the wall. >> it's kind of cool. my parents are proud. i tweeted another one of my friends grabbing my butt. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> on the mural. >> jimmy: you

. >>> the philadelphia phillies have a new pitcher with great mechanics. kind of. robot named philly-bot has bells and whistles but not a great arm. it grounded the ball before making it over the plate. still, the phillies may have a new good luck charm. they beat the brewers, 4-3. you know, bill, those fillies fans are intense. i spent a lot of time down in philadelphia and they are business. so can you guess what happened when that all went down? >> they probably booed, didn't they? >> they booed. >> they would boo rocky. >> come on, if he didn't win the game? yes, they would. >>> it's time for an early look at the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. >>> in detroit, a prosecutor wants to block a florida christian pastor from holding a rally at a michigan mosque tomorrow. that pastor is terry jones, the same preacher who drew worldwide attention when his congregation burned the koran inciting riots in afghanistan. >>> former illinois governor rod blagojevich is expected to make his first appearance at his retrial. he's facing 20 charges that includ

new york . dc, and that's where the sevore weather will be today. we had 225 tornados. and not expect being that outbreak today and flight delays in washington and philly and new york. kristen, eric. >> it is four : 49. the death toll after violence in libya being reachh high as 30,000 accord toth u.s. ambassador to libya. it is difficult to gauge how many have fought in the muammar el-qaddafi crack down and fighting from the rebels. u.s. figures say 10,000 to 30,000. >> a six month travel advoysory for americans traveling in europe expires after the royal wedding tomorrow and will not be extended. the state department advised americans to are wary amid reports of attacks on the pene pone cities. the u.s. department said that threat is no longer active or credible. you are looking at a live picture from london and the final countdown is underway for the wedding of the century. the royal couple had their final walk through before the big ceremony. here's the latest from london. >> side entran in the westminister abbey last night prince william and kate and harry for the final rehearsal. >> from coal mining to future queen of england is an astonishing st

new york and boston. same thing for portland and seattle. if you are traveling right now, we do have flight arrival delays into atlanta and some strong thunderstorms bearing down on d.c., baltimore, philly and new york. any delays, track them along with us at abc7news.com. our flight tracker is at the bottom of front page. >> kristen: federal appeals court in san francisco has upheld a lower court ruling against arizona's immigration law. in a 2-1 ruling. they refused to allow arizona police to demand that documentation from suspected illegal immigrants. court ruled in favor of an obama administration lawsuit and arizona intrudes federal authority and harms u.s. foreign policy. arizona argued that the federal government had failed to police its borders results in seeing the greatest influx of illegal immigrants. >> in long island new york, suspected human remains were found along a highway bringing the potential victims of a serial killer to ten. medical examiner will examine the bones. they have uncovered eight sets of human remains since december. so far for victims have been identified as prostitutes who advertise order craigslist. investigators say they are looking at multiple suspe

coming up in sports, so long phillies, hello nats, how jayson werth fared in his new red and white uniform. >>> a quick check of the rundown. news edge at 11:00 will be right back. . >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00.  >>> more disturbing news out of japan, radiation readings under one of the reactors at a damaged nuclear plant hit 10,000 time the government standards. experts from around the world are either in japan or on their way to help find the source of the contaminated water there. meantime 11,000 people are confirmed dead, another 16,000 missing after the earthquake and tsunami on march 11th. >>> another developing story the world is watching tonight, we're getting an up close look at the bombing raids on the front lines of libya. this new video comes after word moammar gadhafi's foreign minister has defected to england. fox's steve harrigan has more from tripoli. >> reporter: new video released thursday of belgian aircraft bombing targets inside libya including what appears to be a fighter jet and nearby buildings. france also showing new images of its

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new york city goes to 54, d.c., 58, philly, 57, even boston to 50 degrees by sunday.'m sorry, 80 degrees, uh-huh. how do you feel about that? i feel chilly. >> and we are live in times square this morning. cynthia, the hardest part about this job is kneeling or squatting at my age so everybody can get in the picture. >> oh, sam, you make everything look easy. i'm glad i don't have to do it. >>> well, a 21st century matchmaker promises singles they can find someone compatible simply by matching their faces to others. it's a revolutionary new use of facial recognition software, based on the premise that your facemate may actually be your soulmate. bianna golodryga is here with a look at how it all works. i can't wait to see. what are you looking for? someone that looks like me. >> birds of a feather flock together. they also say, opposites attract. which one is it? a dating website is putting those adages to the test. if you're one of those americans you might want to listen up. >> reporter: what are we looking for in a mate? >> i love that it takes you an hour and a ha

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open tennis in new york, fill page after page on youtube. last season at this phillies game, one fan, reportedly drunk, was charged with intentionally vomiting on a young girl and her father who had asked him to stop cursing. sports lovers say things are getting worse. >> sometimes people get a little bit too hyped, too overexcited and then they just want to do something crazy. >> drinking. they be having too much alcohol. >> reporter: sports psychologists say there's more aggressive acting out by athletes on the field. and the fans? >> all they're doing is mirroring a lot of the behavior we see from the athletes; we're seeing behavior from coaches, and really they're just reflecting that. aggression is getting out of control. >> reporter: the l.a. dodgers have hired former police chief william bratton, credited with cutting crime in both l.a. and new york, to now make dodger stadium safe and family friendly. >> it's sickening. it's... you don't even want to go anymore. >> reporter: major league baseball drew more than 73 million fans last year. club owners want to keep

sustainable housing it is not education base but community-based program in south philly to preserve energy. in this news. >> we don't do large ngos the school's we're and 150 hometowns a around the world but i will follow up on the ngos side. >> thank you for joining us today in addition 270 and coming here today and your vision and incite and for addressing the critical issues especially in terms of the importance of manufacturing with the development age of manufacturing so are you suggesting a specific solution? you also talk about than

new voices coming out. there's a mixture of indy dav venport and myself, roxanne shante/my north philly girl.'s an anita baker/michael bolton combination. >> that's a combination. >> michael mcdonald. it they both have la, la, la. there's a combination of that. like i said we've been freestyling through this project so i never really know what voice is going to come out next. ♪ somebody is checking for us this time ♪ ♪ and i'm sorry you're about to get left ♪ >> i think one of the amazing things about you is the privilege that you have you don't just keep isolated to your family or friends. you're also building things for people. you have a non-profit and charities. talk about some of that work you're doing. >> i'm from north philadelphia and i focus my energy into north philadelphia. camden gets a bad rap too. you're from camden. that's where the thugs are, that's where the killers be. if i came from there, you know, and i think i'm pretty well rounded, i think i'm, you know, modestly intelligent, and i'm -- i love my work ethic. i'm a hard worker. if i come from there, i know that others li

phillies to a 5-4 win. >>> college basketball crowns a new champion. semifinals tomorrow night.a meeting of underdogs. vcu has reached the final four for the first time in school history. they're enjoying it. coach shocka smart during practice today. getting up and down. getting knocked down. diving after the ball. he's a young, enthusiastic coach. to a final four no one expected them to reach. >> i don't think there's any other way to play. i don't think there is any other way to coach. we're in the final four. what more can you say? it's a phenomenal opportunity for us. and opportunities multiply as they're seized. we want to seize them with all of the energy we have. >> that's awesome. vcu and butler tip off tomorrow at 6:00. right here on wjz. followed by connecticut yukon winners, fight for the title. monday night, we'll have that for you as well. brigham young. senior guard. highest scoring in the country, averaged 28 points in the game. check out this rising high school basketball star, with raising blood line. tern is a freshman. her team plays baltimore's archbishop spa

new york. >> jimmy: shh. >> my name -- my name's big dave, i'm from philly. [ scattered cheers ] >> my name's robby from south all right, good man. you guys are all friends? >> yeah. >> jimmy: well, maybe not after this. it's so hard not to laugh when you're playing with your pals. but here's how it works, you're each going to pick a card. whoever gets -- when you flip it over, whoever gets the skull and crossbones, they're the person that has to do the challenge. okay? if you complete the challenge, each one -- each one of you gets $50. if you fail, or if you guys make too much noise, kiss that money good-bye. you got that? >> yeah. >> jimmy: all right, good. i'll be doing all of the judging tonight. and just for fun, you guys will be doing some of the same challenges that we did on our episode, sans the six-foot sub. you won't have to do that. all right. let's deal out the cards. go for it. [ drum roll ] shh. [ gong ] the contestant must play a harmonica that's stuck in a fish's mouth for 20 seconds. [ light laughter ] congratulations. [ laughter ] shh. [ whisper ] let's play it for a full 20 seconds, you'l

philly. drenching rain here in new york and in new england. light snow in the northern rockies.gon into northern california. >> 66 in sacramento. 58 in colorado springs. dallas gets up to 73. kansas city 57 and minneapolis 48. let's talk about some warm places, a mild 72 in new york. 82 in atlanta and a wet 86 in miami. >>> with just nine days to go, thank you, the world is getting a glimpse of another precursor to the royal wedding. >> i am personally excited. a new coat of arms has been created for the princess to be. the acorn is used as a symbol of strength. the design features three of them representing kate middleton and her two siblings. >> the code of arms signifies -- i can tell that you are excited. the covered arms the growing status of the middleton family and it will appear on the official souvenir program for the wedding. >> now i can't be the only one who noticed it used to be kate middleton with a "k" usually but now they call her catharine. with a "c." it's all very important. >> it's coming up. >> we're right back with more of "world news now" right after the b

new york city goes to 54, d.c., 58, philly, 57, even boston to 50 degrees by sunday. i'm sorry, 80 degrees, uh-huh. how do you feel about that? > we still have a few showers leftover, a few spotty sprinkles around the district stretching into montgomery county. charlesher south into county. quickly coming to an end and we will be great for the rest of the dead. ay. 38 degrees in the district with temperatures becoming near 50 degrees an >> and we are live in times square this morning. cynthia, the hardest part about this job is kneeling or squatting at my age so everybody can get in the picture. >> oh, sam, you make everything look easy. i'm glad i don't have to do it. >>> well, a 21st century matchmaker promises singles they can find someone compatible simply by matching their faces to others. it's a revolutionary new use of facial recognition software, based on the premise that your facemate may actually be your soulmate. bianna golodryga is here with a look at how it all works. i can't wait to see. what are you looking for? someone that looks like me. >> birds of a

new snow in the west. orlando is warm. d.c., 82, philly, >> it is monday morning. so settle in. here's what's ahead.take a look at barbara walters' exclusive interview with rock royalty. elton john has warm wishes but also warnings for the british press. >>> a tale of two brides. the similarities between will and kate's wedding and diana's wedding to charles. >>> can you guess who these people are? we'll turn back the clock, just before they were stars on "dancing with the stars." all ahead on "gma." [ woman ] jogging stroller. you've been stuck in the garage while i took refuge from the pollen that made me sneeze. but with 24-hour zyrtec®, i get prescription strength relief from my worst allergy symptoms. so lily and i are back on the road again. with zyrtec® i can love the air®. [ male announcer ] discover the new taste of eggo thick and fluffy waffles. whoa! a deliciously different way to waffle. how'd you make these, dad? secret recipe. really... [ male announcer ] new eggo thick and fluffy waffles. - good for 23 yards. - hey. he went to jared. - that's a peerless diamond, the ideal ideal-cut di

new york, 68. we have a battle libe of air masses. already delays developing around philly.a line of severe weather is buried down on that area. check out the flight tracker, if you are travelling that way. abc7news.com. >>> good morning. i'm amy hollyfield live in palo alto. facebook headquarters where president obama will hold a town hall meeting this afternoon. a meeting you can attend. the story straight ahead. >> this morning, sharply divided san jose city council vote to slash thumb of pot clubs to ten. operators of the cities 100 existing dispensaries say they will sue. >> good morning. weather wise is dry and cloudy. light rain in the neighborhood this afternoon. showers tomorrow morning. chance of sprinkles this weekend. i'll have an update. >> no delay at the bay bridge toll plaza now. we have a wind advisory in effect for the benicia bridge. a complete traffic report coming up. >> 5:29. i'm eric thomas. kristen is off today. today, facebook will offer politics with social networks. president obama will visit the palo alto company for virtual town hall meeting and

philly, washington, d.c. and atlanta. >>> the government's color-coded terror alert system officially bites the dust today. the department of homeland security will announce the newem, which will involve sending out alerts via twitter and facebook. we'll get full details this morning on "good morning america." >>> as we mark the first anniversary of the worst oil spill in u.s. history, federal officials are presenting some updated information today about the safety of the seafood from the gulf. >>> there's new hope this morning for an idaho miner trapped since friday. rescue workers late last night discovered there's an open space near where he was working. but they've not heard from that miner since friday's rock fall. >>> president obama visits facebook's headquarters in california today. he'll participate in a live town meeting, taking questions from the site's hundreds of millions of members. mr. obama will discuss his plan for bringing down the deficit and creating jobs. >>> and jury selection begins today in chicago for the retrial of rod blagojevich. the former illinois governor faces 20 charges, including bribery and fraud. the jury, last year, found him

new york and philadelphia. >> jimmy: that's good. >> which is where i'm from. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: the roots are from philly, as well. >> right, yeah there in philly? >> we did. yeah. he -- he shot all the stuff in philly. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you get some good cheese steaks, stuff like that? >> well, that was a whole thing. >> jimmy: what do you mean? what do you mean it's a whole thing? >> well, you know, i -- i was more concerned with impressing bob with the food of philly, i think, than the movie. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. so did you get him a good cheese steak? >> i was so obsessed with getting him -- >> jimmy: there's so many different things. >> yeah. well, there's really only one. >> jimmy: i like the one time -- i ended up one day, like, i ate like ten cheese steaks. >> yeah, yeah, i know. >> jimmy: because they really are proud of their cheese steaks. and then, they wanted me to pick which one is the best. i go, i don't know. they all taste good. jim's, i would say, probably. [ cheers ] >> whoa, whoa, whoa. i don't know. i think pat's. [ cheers ] yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: no? >> who -- who do we g

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let's get a little closer into the new york city area, where some of the storms have left the washington, d.c., area, and are sliding out toward the atlantic. now, philly is getting involved in this. a little bit in scranton, pennsylvania. as we said, the dark sky we just showed you in new york, is this line of rain moving through the area now. here's where the storms will quickly go. we'll talk much more about this as we get to all of america's weather in a minute. but it's really the tip of the east coast and central florida that will have to deal with these storms. yet again, another afternoon cycle. george? >> okay, thanks, sam. >>> we're going to washington, where overnight, the chance of a government shutdown this weekend appeared to go up pretty dramatically. we want to bring in our white house and congressional correspondents, jake tapper and jon karl. with these latest developments. jake, let me begin with you. any planning for a possible shutdown. but last night, a directive goes out to government agencies, telling them to get ready. >> reporter: that's exactly right. the office of management and budget sent out a notice to agencies and depar

and last week in the audiences, there was a man from phillie, and we can have a real go-to because the differences in culture were different from new york, and we can talk about that in the q&a, and timely and not the least important is the citizen of the world, that they were cosmopolitan and belonged to the entire world, they were part of the entire world. let he start by -- let me start by talking a little bit about the elite and the idea of the wide circle of the leading citizens of new york and the vicinity. the first thing i want to point out is the way in which education was really absolutely foundational to this elite. if nothing else, i could say this is a book about education, education, education, education, so what you hear now is not new at all. i mean, turn on new york one, and you'll hear about the school system, ect., ect.. same issues back then. this is the most famous school of the early 19th century. it's an african free school called the mullberry street school and that's where my great, great grandfather went to school and went there with a bunch of young men who turned out to be real leaders to have the black

community-based program in south philly, for example, to help redesign roofs and preserve energy actually. i'm not familiar with anything on the education sector that's new that we've done since roman house was acquired. >> [inaudible] >> yep. we don't do large ngos. we do local schools. and so we're in 150 hometowns around the world, and we do local school districts. but i'll go follow up on that. i don't actually have a good answer for you on the ngo side. >> great. thank you, andrew, for joining us today. in addition to sending us your major assets, for coming here today and sharing your vision, your insight and primarily addressing a number of absolutely critical issues, and especially if you look in terms of the importance and potential of manufacturing, i love the term kind of the golden age of manufacturing. um, and not only that you're suggesting it, but you're suggesting specific solutions how to get there. you also talk about the need to reinvent manufacturing to rethink manufacturing which, i think, is something that every one of us can take into account and think about. um, most importantly, what you're really suggesting here is the great rol

phillies come back to beat the astros 5-4. that's a look at sports. have a great day! >>> in other bay area sports news, the san jose sabercats last night at home -- lost last night to the barnstormers. san jose quarterback mark threw for nine touchdowns in a losing effort. hockey tonight, the sharks going to host the anaheim ducks at hp pavilion at 7:30. thursday night, san jose clinched a spot in the stanley cup playoffs with a 6-0 shutout of the dallas stars. tickets for the sharks' first two home games of the opening round playoff series go on sale mob morning at 10:00. >> in basketball, the third place dallas mavericks come to oakland to take on the warriors at 7:30. the same time the san jose earthquakes squaring off in soccer against the seattle sounders at buck shaw stadium in santa clara. cbs 5 has both of today's final four match-ups in ncaa tournament. at 3:00. butler will battle vcu followed by kentucky and uconn. game day will wrap up all of the day's aces following those days. >> it is end of the era in one bay area city. in the next half hour, why a local police department is about to be

there is a man from philly and we can have a real go to because the differences in sensibility in in sensibility and culture 19th century black philadelphia bus in is very different from new york and we can talk about that dna if you want to. and finally am not the least important is the sense of being a citizen of the world, that they are cosmopolitan, that they belonged to the entire world, that they were part of the entire world. though it may start by a little bit about the elite in this idea of the white circle of the leading citizens of new york and definity. the first thing i want to point out is the way in which education was really absolutely foundational to this elite. if nothing else, i could say this is a book about education, education. so what you hear now is not new at all. turn on new york one in your hearing about the school system, et cetera, it under, same issues at hand. this is the most famous school of the early 19th century. it's an african free school called the mulberry street school and that is where my great, great grandfather went to school and he went to school with a bunch of young men who turned out to be leaders, real leaders of the black c

was a man from philly, and we can have a real go to because the differences in sensibility and culture in 9th century -- 19th century black philadelphia and boston were very different from new york, and we can talk about that in q&a, if you want to. and finally and not the least important is the sense of being a citizen of the world. that they were cosmopolitan, that they belonged to the entire world, that they were part of the entire world. so let me start by talking a little bit about the elite and this idea of the wide circle of the leading citizens of new york and vicinity. so the first thing that i want to point out is the way in which education was really absolutely foundational to this elite. if nothing else, i could say this is a book about education. education, education, education. so what you hear now is not new at all. i mean, turn on new york one, and you're hearing about the school system, etc., etc. same issues back then. this is the famous school of the early 19th century. it's an african-free school. it was called the mulberry street school. and that is where my great, great grandfather -- peter -- went to school. and he went to school with a bunch of young

philly. >> well, welcome. and april showers are getting to the sign, but we do have more in store for the new york metro area.in to taper off but not before leaving a foot or more? some locations from vermont, new hampshire and up to maine. in the southeast, it will be very warm today, all across the south from texas to southern california, we're looking at record highs once again. more rain and wind for the pacific northwest. >>> you can check out your local forecast 24/7 at weather.com. matt, back to you. i'm sorry, ann. >> i'll take it, maria. this morning, foolish money mistakes. whether you're planning for retirement or buying a home there are common traps people can avoid if they know about them in advance. vera gibbons is here with warnings for us. >> hello. >> these are common but there are a lot of them. we can really help ourselves. of course we know there is mystery spending but it can add up. >> this is money you spent but you don't know where it went. we lose $1,000 a year to mystery spending. 52% of americans lose $3,000. we spent it on something, don't know where it went. you need to track your