. >> we all know that kabul city is not a normal city. many areas were built without urban planning. >> international assistance in the past two decades was wildly believed to be a rare opportunity for afghanistan to reinvent itself. and become a 21st century city. now with little chance there won't be any more outworing of assistance. afghan said that they'll have to address the crisis themselves, take responsibility and rely on their own resources and resourcefulness. al jazeera. >> three people are dead and several injured in clashes between police and farmers in the southern philippines. demonstrators were angry about the lack of government help during the country's worst droughts in years. we have reports now. >> the fields are dry. crops have failed. drought has hit many areas and brought farmers to their knees. unable to feed their families they try to get their voices heard. they protest in the nearby town but on friday it got out of hand. rocks were thrown at the police. police then broke the lines at the protesters. then shots ca

residents say most last only a few years and then need repairs or a rebuild we know it is not a normal city. 75 percent were built without urban planning. >> international assistance in the past two decades was widely believed to be a rare opportunity for afghanistan to re-invent itself afghans say they will have to address now the crisis themselves, take responsibility and rely on their own resources and resource fullness one of nelson mandela's cell imates has called for zuma to step down, saying he should go sot government can recover from the crisis of confidentions. his call came in an open letter published after a court ruled zuma had failed to uphold the cogstitution. zuma apologized and said he will pay back some of the money he spent on his private home three people have been killed and dozens injured in the fill passengers. farmers are angry over what they say is a lack of government health during one of the country's worst droughts in years. here is the latest. >> the fields are dry. crops have failed. five months of drought have hit many parts of mendenow. unapparently fieeed th

. >> translation: as we all know, the kaboom city is not -- kabul city is not a normal city. about 75% of buildings were built without urban planning. >> reporter: international assistance in the past two decades was believed to be a rare opportunity for afghanistan to reinvent itself. and become a 21st century city. now with little chance of an outpouring, afghans believe they'll have to do it themselves, take responsibility and rely on their own resourcefulness >>> turkey's president says he's concerned about rising islamaphobia in the united states. recep tayyip erdogan made the comments while opening a new center. he condemned the u.s. candidates for saying muslims were terrorists. >> it is interesting and chockichoc chock -- shocking to hear some presidential candidates making these statements >>> kenya marks an anniversary of an attack in which 148 died. >>> philippines drought frustrations, three are killed as demonstrations by farmers turn . >> welcome back, you're watching al jazeera. let's take you through the top stories, there has been anti-refugee protests as the

. >> as we all know that it is not a normal city. much of the city was built without urban planning. >> international assistance in the past two decades was widely believed to be a rare opportunity for afghanistan to reinvent itself and become a 21st century city. now there is little chance of outpouring of assistance and afghans say they'll have to address it themselves, take responsibility and rely on their own resources and resourcefulness. >> three people are dead and several injured between police and farmers in southern philippines. demonstrators were angry about the lack of government's help during one of the country's worst droughts in years. >> the fields are dry. crops credit failed. the drought has hit many parts of the area and brought farmers to their knees. unable to feed their families they try to get their voices heard. rocks were thrown at the police. police then broke the lines of the protesters. then shots were killed. one of ththe police tried to stop our demonstration. >> this is a very busy road on most days. ear

. >> as we all know that kabul city is not a normal city. about 75% of the city was built without urban planning. >> international assistance over the past two decades was a rare opportunity for afghanistan to reinvent itself and become a 21st century city. now with little chance there will be very little outpouring of assistance. they say they'll have to address the crisis themselves, take responsibility and rely on their own resources and resourcefulness. al jazeera. >> north korea's state media has released photographs of kim jong-un watching a test of what is called a new type of anti anti-missile system. >> about 12,000 children in cambodia live in orphanages, but a government study found 70% of them have at least one living parent. now efforts are under way to reunite their children with their families. >> it is the night before examines, and sam is studying hard. home work, he said, is a privilege. he did not start school until he was 12 after coming to this orphanage. but sam is not an orphan, and neither are many of the children here

. >> as we all know, kabul city is not a normal city. about 75% were built without urban planning. >> international assistance was widely a rare opportunity. to re-invent itself and become a 21st century city. now, with little chance, there will be little outpouring of assistance. afghans say they will have to address it themselves, take responsibility and rely on their own resources and resourcefulness. al jazeera. >> three people have been killed and dozens injured after a demonstration turned violence. farmers are angry over what they say is a lack of government help between one of the country's worst droughts in years. the fields are dry. krofrpz have failed. five months of drought have hit many parts have brought farmers to their knees unable feed their families, they have tried to get their divorces heard. they protested in the nearby town but on friday, it got out of hand. rocks were thrown at the police. police then broke the lines of the protesters then shots can be heard. eduardo's brother was one of the farmers killed. he blaim

. >> as we all know, the kabul city is not a normal city. about 75% of areas in kabul city were built without you are urban planning. >> reporter: international assistance in the past two decades was widely believed to be a rare opportunity for afghanistan to re-invent itself and become a 21st century city. now, with little chance, there will be any more outpouring assistance, afghans say they will have to address the crisis, themselves, take responsibility, and rely on their own resources and resourcefulness. paul chadurgion, al jazeera. >>> now, turkey's news agency says five turkib soldiers and a police officer have been killed in a bomb attack in the southeastern town of mesaban. the assault is being blamed on kurdib pkk rebels. turkish forces were carrying out a mility operation when a bomb left by pkk rebels was remotely detonated. meanwhile turkey's president says he is concerned about rising islamaphobia in the united states. he made the comment while opening a new islamic center in the u.s. state of maryland. he also condemned u.s. p

. >> translation: as we all know, the kabul city is not a normal city. about 75% of areas in the city were built without urban planning. >> reporter: international assistance in the past two decades was widely believed to be a rare opportunity for afghanistan to reinvent itself, and become a 21 st century city. now with little chance, there will be any more outpouring of assistance, afghans say they will have to address the crisis themselves, take responsibility and rely on their own resources and resourcefulness >>> at least two people died and 29 more were injured in a huge pile-up in eastern china. these two trucks, three buses, 20 cars crashed into each other on the highway on saturday afternoon. police are still investigating the cause but heavy rains and fog may have been factors. police say most of the seriously injured suffered head and rib injuries. more than 40 doctors treated the patients. a nearby hospital activated emergency protocols to-- protocols to admit with the people need >>> randall pinkston is here now. what have you got? >> i think

the democratic party says turnout is heavier than normal across the city here at mid-day. he was expecting no more than a 40% turnout city wide but earlier indications are it's much higher than that. it's busier than normal at this overbrook library. turnout is higher than usual. voters from this section of town take the franchise very seriously. >> i vote every year, i always vote. always vote. >> it's my right. you know, i don't have a voice if i don't vote right? >> turnout is expected to be heavier than normal? >> that is good. >> i'm hoping this country will be much better than it is now. exercising my right to vote. >> the city's democratic party chairman says that the president's race always turns out larger turnout, and early reports appear to show that turnout today will be far higher than expected. >> the trend is early voting rather than late voting but if the turnout is the same way as it is now, it's going to be heavy, hopefully we get about 50%. >> there are reports of scattered problems at local polling places. at wissahickon, voting booths were locked way a

so we go outside right now, overlook center city, normally our shot, where you can see the city skyline, really bright and clear. it is a little hazy right now, so it is moisture to work with here in the delaware valley definitely a lot of rain on the way. you can see that starting to bubble up already, some of you already getting hit by the rain, steadier pocket of it, up toward monroe county specially, but this will be rolling through over the next couple of hours, i would say the wettest window of time really happens for the tail end of our typical morning rush. late morning, but at this point we're in it, you know, don't be shocked if you see the rain picking up at any time from now, until, say, lunchtime or even early afternoon down near the shore towns. temperatures where they stand at the moment are nice and mild, low six 60s in a lot of the spots, pair of five's both wildwood and ain

so we go outside right now, overlook center city, normally our shot, where you can see the city skyline, really bright and clear. it is a little hazy right now, so it is moisture to work with here in the delaware valley definitely a lot of rain on the way. you can see that starting to bubble up already, some of you already getting hit by the rain, steadier pocket of it, up toward monroe county specially, but this will be rolling through over the next couple of hours, i would say the wettest window of time really happens for the tail end of our typical morning rush. late morning, but at this point we're in it, you know, don't be shocked if you see the rain picking up at any time from now, until, say, lunchtime or even early afternoon down near the shore towns. temperatures where they stand at the moment are nice and mild, low six 60s in a lot of the spots, pair of five's both wildwood and ac, up in mount pocono, flirting with 50 degrees, so not bad start to the day. but as we time things out for you, slow drive obviously, another wet morning drive for us for the second day straight, this

city. normally we'd see an overnight low of 41. elow that. 20 in vineland, 32 in sea isle city and 28 degrees in dover, delaware and that's why the national weather service has this freeze warning still in effect for a few more hours until 9 o'clock. and we're certainly seeing widespread freeze. satellite6 and action radar showing we are dry. we are clear for now. we can see some of those clouds up to the north and the west trying to creep in. that will be more of a factor tomorrow. s a rainy day for us but today we're dry. we've got bright beautiful sunshine to start us off. by 9:00 a.m., it's still cold and 38. but by 11:00 it's feeling a little better, 45 with bright sunshine. by 1:00 p.m. 50 with mostly sunny skies. by 3:00 p.m., 53. shortly after that we'll hit a high of 54. we'll be backing down from that at 6 o'clock. it will be about 53 degrees so it's going to feel better than it did yesterday. the winds aren't as bad. temperatures about 10 degrees better this afternoon. but matt pelman it is cold to start you off. >> we're

normal for spring or no? >> more above for inland. >> we should be 68. >> about 62. the city oakland and san francisco normal. others inland or normal. >> thank you, steve. >>> right now we are normal. traffic light around the bay area. traffic is looking good at the bay bridge for the most part. this is a look at interstate 880 north and south bound and that's a nice looking drive with no major issues. we have been looking at the east bay commute and that's fine. in fact, i'm looking at the livermore valley here. off to a good start. let's go back to the desk. >>> here's a look at top stories we're following this morning. state correction officials preparing to release a high risk sex offender to the city of petaluma. he will be residing at a hotel in city limits starting today. he was accused of groping a teenager last july while on parole from a previous incident. he's been convicted of sexual battery 7 times in three years. >>> san francisco police officers are facing disciplinary action for sending racist and homophobic tikss. they texts. the district attorney says he is

near-normal temperatures for tomorrow, which showed you our cities would be normal, mid 60s tomorrow, but again 82 to 73, down to 65 tomorrow. i'll show you how that trend is going to stop because we will be back to the 70s by the week's and but that's when we will get some rain in this area, that's what maurice was talking about, we do need someone weather and we're not going to see it tonight, nice and clear out there, bigger picture is go to show you know problems for your day on wednesday, we're going to watch these systems making a trek in our direction. i don't even think thursday is going to bring weather. your day on thursday will be fine. high-pressure in control, by the time you get thursday, starts to edge offshore a little bit. a few more clouds in by the time you get into your afternoon hours on thursday, what weather maybe a few leading raindrops, late thursday night after 10:00 p.m. someone weather by the time you get to your day on friday. again, this is a cold front, so you get that surge of warm air for friday. some models are pumping out 80 degree readings for frida

for many here, these tent cities are the normal.have nowhere else to turn and no idea where they will go next. but there is still hope working day and night miraculous rescues, three pulled from the rubble overnight in the darkest places they find life. francisco was pulled from beneath layers of concrete. it felt like the end of the world he says. he is one survivor. a glimmer of hope in a country that is shattered. miguel almaguer, nbc news, ecuador. >>> still ahead tonight, caught on camera, no one stopped to help a man after he was attacked, robbed in the street and then killed when a car ran over him. all of it unfolded, if it unfolded in front of you, what would you have done? >>> also, what do you get for the queen who has everything? how britain's monarch is celebrating her 90th birthday. >>> we're back now with a very troubling case making national headlines that raises the question, what would you do? a chain of events caught on camera that led to a man's tragic death on a chicago street and while it unfolded, bystanders a

normal stuff here westbound towards castle hill avenue. no problems eastbound. lincoln tunnel into the city, normal delays. about five minutes inbound. holland gwb good. bqe slow this morning heading to brooklyn bridge. someone is slowing on traffic because it's a bit of a crawl there. grand central in front of laguardia slow and go. ben and juliet back to you. tfnlg thank you very much ines. football community is mourning the loss of former saints plair will smith shot and killed saturday night in road rage didn't in new orleans. >> they were driving through the upscale lower garden district mercedes rear end by a humvee. smith and driver the got out, exchanged wors and police say that driver 28-year-old cartel hayes took the a gun and shot both smith and his wife. smith died on the scene. wife treated at the hospital for minor injuries. >> at this time we do not have any informs to suggest they knew one another or anything other than an accident that turned into a disputes, disturbance, that turned violent. >> smith helped saints win a super championship back in 2009 and leaves behind thr

normal for spring or no? >> more above for inland. >> we should be 68. >> about 62. the city oakland and san francisco normal. others inland or normal. >> thank you, steve. >>> right now we are normal. traffic light around the bay area. traffic is looking good at the bay bridge for the most part. this is a look at interstate 880 north and south bound and that's a nice l

the city, it is not footing the bill, that is the concern, normally. is a villanova expense. >> the city is still open. downtown is still opened. folks still coming down but there will be a lot more people just be patient. >> reporter: so i know i'm old because this now, fit is a once in a lifetime thing, i have been around for a few lifetimes. this is my sixth parade, i got two flyers parade, 74/75, 2 phillies parade 1980, 2008, and even though in between there i graduated college and work around the country and then now my second villanova parade. so two, two, two, and you know what i forgot sixers parade in 83. that is seven. that is it. no eagles parade. i was up in buffalo. we had parade even though we lost super bowl and that parade what's motional do you remember guy that missed the field goal they gave him a parade and welcome. everybody was crying. a lot of sports parades. scott norwood. i started out with his roommate in college my first photographer. anyway, good luck today. you never necessity when we will get another one. we know how bad th

these tent cities are the normal.have nowhere else to turn and no idea where they will go next. but there is still hope working day and night miraculous rescues, three pulled from the rubble overnight in the darkest places they find life. francisco was pulled from beneath layers of concrete. it felt like the end of the world he says. he is one survivor. a glimmer of hope in a country that is shattered. miguel almaguer, nbc news, ecuador. >>> still ahead tonight, caught on camera, no one stopped to help a man after he was attacked, robbed in the street and then killed when a car ran over him. all of it unfolded, if it unfolded in front of you, what would you have done? >>> what do you get for the queen who has (vo) if you have type 2 diabetes, you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works

normal. everything is pretty much on the green. schuylkill, 95, no problems into center city. just normal rush hour volume. and that blue route drive southbound from the schuylkill to 95 is now at 18 minutes. we had an earlier accident on 295. you can see, no big increase in volume in either direction. >> all right, jessica, thank you. >> happening today, the city of philadelphia, septa, and pen.want riders and drivers to give input on roosevelt boulevard. they're kicking off a program to make it safer and more accessible for everyone. there will be a public forum tonight at 6:00. >> and new this morning, special olympics athletes and leaders are coming together in philadelphia this week for a leadership academy. mayor jim kenny welcomed the participants to the three-day event alt lincoln financial field. >> they love new york, but does new york love them back? voters, including several of the candidates, are heading to the polls in today's crucial empire state primary. plus, we have the results of a brand-new poll about who's gaining ground in the race for presidential. >>> an

they are describing really is the new normal in this city and other major centers in the country. >> that is chilling news but glad that folks are getting prepared for that. >> defense secretary carter pressing the gulf countries to take the fight to isis. >> reporter: tomorrow is the summit. but today defense secretary carter met with defense ministers of all of the gulf states and pressed more economic and political support to iraq. this is it a theme that president obama is expected to hammer home as well. >> sunni support in iraq will be critical to ensuring that isil is defeated. >> reporter: the pentagon and white house is are frustrated that the gulf area is not doing more to fight isis. president obama expressed frustration with saudi arabia. free riders aggravate me. they show unwillingness to put skin in the game. carter urged the iraqi government to retake mosul from isis. there are no saudi or sunni troops on the ground fighting isis and the arab states are not conducting air strikes. once again the u.s. is in the middle of the sun ni and shiite. the iranians and russians

and there are no problems on the bridge getting into the city. normal is good.ateo bridge, the same thing goes. if you're driving in the area, traffic is not moving too poorly on the bridge. there will be a couple of slow spots. and we'll check the dumbarton bridge. and still early enough to get a good commute. southbound 880 is slow as you drive after 238. you're going to see some stop and go traffic as you head south towards fremont. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. >>> our system as sal touched on -- did i hear rain? i see sunshine outside my window. it's a sunny day outside my window. we did have rain. that's aerosmith. we have clear skies for most. occidental and the russian river. a half inch of rain. kent in -- marin county, very consistent. all around a quarter of an inch. i saw .26 at mill valley. rodeo, 15/100ths. and pacifica, 12/100ths. there goes the 16/100ths san francisco and oakland. .07 fremont san jose, mountain view and palo alto. santa cruz mountains everybody got in on a little bit of rain. boy, is it looking fast. look at the air flow

. >>> and now to a developing story in a normally quiet south bay city. santa clara sheriff's deputies say they have discovered a body behind a business in saratoga. the body was found behind a pet salon downtown. they're calling it suspicious as they search for answers. nbc bay area's chuck coppola is live at the scene with what we're hearing about so far. sounds like neighbors are pretty stunned to hear about this. >> reporter: you nailed it, it's a quiet community in the south bay, but rarely do you see this many deputies here. we're next to the sar saratoga village center and next to the chamber of commerce. behind it, down this driveway, along big basin way are a lot of sheriff's deputies who have been here all afternoon. it's behind the chamber where a passerby smelled a very strong odor coming from a storage area here. deputies were called at about 11:00 a.m., found the body of a man who had died. the customer of one nearby business who told me he knew the man says that he was about 50 to 55 years old, caucasian and is related or connected, rather,

city back open for rush hour. >> reporter: do expect rush hour to be busy. this morning should be normal. if there is overcrowding, 15 agent city hall stations will be bypassed. septa personnel will be around in red shirts to point people in the right direction. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> expect detours if you plan to drive through center city. market from 15th to 23rd will be blocked off from 11:00 a.m. up to chestnut. "action news" will be along for the ride we'll broadcast the parade live in its entirety. it begins at 1:00 p.m. we'll stream it live on 6abc.com and facebook and festivities on twitter. >>> we have an accident karen has been following a single car smashed into a building in south philadelphia leaving two people dead. the action cam remains live there at the scene. the driver lost control while on the columbus boulevard near oregon avenue. two people were pronounced on the scene two others badly injured. they checked out the building that the car smashed into. it's a peco building. they say it's okay, structurally. investigators are trying to figure out wh

but this is no normal year and tonight each candidate, hillary barnstorming the city looking for every last vote. >> the next president of the united states of america, bernie sanders! >> reporter: it's been a long slog these past few weeks in the new york primary and the end of a picture-perfect day on the queens riverfront, bernie sanders supporters hope the sun wasn't setting on their hopes. >> when people stand together with a vision, with determination, there is nothing that we cannot accomplish. >> reporter: sanders' final major rally before new yorkers finally vote tomorrow capped a day of feverish campaigning by the senator from new york. hillary clinton in the polls by double digits with his pathways to victory narrowing even further. to secure the nomination, if he loses here by 10 points, sanders will need to win 80% of remaining delegates. new york first time voters, one needed to register weeks ago. anna missed that deadline. >> i'm bummed especially now that donald trump is in the running and we have somebody like bernie sanders. >> reporter: as for clinton, today she mad

jersey shore and on eastern long island. 66 was our official high today in new york city, going a few degrees above normal. you'll need a light jacket as we head deeper into the evening as he temperatures fall down to 50 by mid no. 66 in newark. a big range across new york city. thanks to the wind coming in off the atlantic ocean. 57 down the shore at toms river and low 50s on the east end of the island. areas from the city and points west warmer than it was today. wanted to bring your attention down the jerry sandusky. there is actually a red flag until 8:00 p.m. dry conditions outside and a little bit of win. -- down the jersey shore. there is actually a red flag warning or fire weather warning until 8:00 p.m. dry conditions outside and a little bit of wind. >>> big ranges of temperatures between your morning low and his afternoon highs. -- low and his afternoon highs. -- lows and afternoon highs. >>> the dry spell holding around here during the day on sunday .10 to 15 degrees above normal. but again, cooler right at the coast with the wind coming off 46 or so tonight in the park. areas north and west e

cool spot, right now up through sussex county by 78 in the city as opposed to the normal of 62. 78 peoples like june so we are the city, we will likely see 81 or 28 in some areas. so nice and toasty, pretty skies as well. here comes the front overnight. a chance of light rain. best candidates north of the city on election day in new york. and then we see, yeah, a nice way to return to the sun and cooler numbers on wednesday. >> thank you. >>> we're back with another local update in about 25 minutes. i'm mary calvi. "cbs this morning" returns in just a moment. he say's we should punish women who have abortions. there has to be some form of punishment. that mexicans who come to america are rapists. they're rapists. and that we should ban muslims from coming here at all. total and complete shut down. donald trump say's we can solve americas problems by turning against each other. it's wrong and it goes against everything new york and america stand for. with so much at stake, she's the one tough enough to stop trump. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. the sun'll come out tomorrow.

the city is not footing the bill if that is the concern normally. so yah, it is a villanova expense. >> city is still opened. downtown is still open. folks still coming down. there will be more people. just be patient. >> here's jay wright's week. sunday he is named coach have the year for college basketball. money wins national championship. tuesday he talks to president obama on the phone. i'm sure his wednesday and thursday went good too. now on friday, chris, thank you. >> yes. >> friday he had championship parade. >> yes. >> i heard yesterday, i was having lunch with mike and alex yesterday, and as we were having lunch, i understood that they got a message that jay wright would be in studio this morning, before the parade this afternoon. i don't know if that has change. >> that has changed. >> that has changed. >> he will not be in studio but we will hear from him on camera, this morning. >> reporter: if it the didn't change, that would have made his week completely off the charts. >> right, chance to sit with mike anal he can. better than obama

on the l ie 16107 oh pounds westbound eastbound, lincoln tunnel is starting to see normal delays into the city. about a the city. about 15 or 20 minute wait. >> juliet: president obama is sending to him 50 more u.s. military personnel to syria. >> ben: they will join 50 operation forces on the ground helping horses battle isis. the announcement came as he met with the german chancellor about finding ways to and the syrian civil war and refugee crisis. the president the president says the ideas to create negotiated safe zones for civilians in the country. >> that concept of ultimately bringing safety and security into the country was entirely consistent with for trying to do in our negotiations. >> ben: germany in the united states dismissed the idea of a intervention in syria to protect civilians. >> juliet: new york sr. senators calling out his fellow lawmakers in hopes of stopping the zika virus. charles schumer wants congress to move quickly on the presence $1.9 billion emergency funding request. money would go to a mosquito control programs testing and vaccine development. there have been

city, no. pure and simple today. take look at today's highs running about 15 to 20 degrees above normal again. atlantic city airport 80 degrees today. that was the warm spot. philadelphia 78. wilmington the same. reading 72. trenton 72. in doylestown 71 degrees. but watch over the past five hours how temperatures have fallen we reach the peak of the heat about noon and watch the temperatures. 73, 71, 70 and then back up a tick to 71 this last hour but temperatures falling with that back door front. yes, winds out of the north northwest gusting to about 25 miles an hour. this is sustained in philadelphia 20 miles an hour wind not a good hair day. we'll stay inside this evening but those winds will continue to come out of the north. you can see a sea breeze down the shore and that's keeping things a little bit cooler there as well. we're watching this front sink to the south an area of high pressure. canadian high will build in tomorrow with a high temperature of 68 degrees. so that's some 10 degrees cooler than today. but still above average for this time of year. so you got love that. in the ci

. schuylkill back to normal right now at least around city avenue. no big delays there.ere is 422 eastbound. eastbound from 39 to the schuylkill expressway, 9-minute trip. speeds into the 50s. in new jersey, around gloucester city and market streets, headed northbound on 76, that will get you to the philadelphia area. you can see the lights back there. no problems heading over the area bridges. mass transit doing just fine as well. >> nine minutes before 4:30. today is a day to remember and honor jackie robinson. we'll tell you what's going on in philadelphia to pay tribute to the man who broke baseball's color barrier. >>> don't just watch the news, you can be part of the conversation. follow the nbc 10 news today team on twitter. the addresses are on your screen. you can read all of the posts we put forth. you can tweet us. we'll tweet you back. . >>> welcome back. today marks the anniversary of a victory in the civil rights movement. on april 15, 1947 baseball great jackie robinson broke the color barrier and played for the brooklyn dodgers. today people in philadelph

normal in japan. >> there's also one in new york city by the way. >> i've heard about this. >> what is it like shootingast, we were there for like a little under two weeks. and it wasn't like we could add a day because you were in japan. so it was almost sort of like we were in our little "girls" shooting bubble and our feet sort of didn't touch the ground, but it was -- also the hottest place at the hottest time. >> really? >> apparently japan in august it was like 106 degrees. we were all just -- it's sort of like a fever dream. >> a lot of sweat. >> a lot of sweat. >> like texas in the summer. i like it. >> yeah. >> so this short film, we watched it. it is incredible. >> thank you. >> it's at the tribeca film festival. >> my boyfriend evan and i started this production company and our buddies at blood orange pictures brought this super quirky fun short to us. >> and scary. >> it's kind of creepy. >> i thwaought it was over but then i was like, will we ever know what happens? >> it was a great time. we called our buddies. evan called jane ker kowski and they agreed to come out to long island. >> the

normal today. really pretty, though, in the city. we have the sun-soaked silhouette behind me. we'll see sun give way to clouds during the course of your morning. in fact, that process already under way to the west. this affiliated with a slow- moving and ultimately stationary front that will bring in a chance of rain, some light rain today, late tonight, on and off right through your friday. 58 at lunchtime, and then we don't add much to that. highs will just be in the mid- to upper 50s. 60 if you're lucky. and then, remember, later today so roadways will be slippery then. they're not now, but it's busy, right, kyla? >>reporter: yes, indeed. thank goodness we don't have the rain this morning. we'll start in yonkers where we do have an accident. this one blocking one lane on the southbound sprainbrook parkway at tuckahoe road. it is causing delays back to jackson avenue. and then a live look outside here, a disabled truck blocks one lane on the eastbound cross bronx. it's at the sheridan expressway and it is starting to cause delays back to the alexander hamilton bridge. you ca

george washington bridge driving into the city, seeing a normal 20 minute delay, same for the lower level, number 95 lincoln tunnel 30 heading inbound, the holland tunnel by both approaches. duke: the yankees, and astros, looking good. they exploded last night. we talk about it when we come back. ben: entertainment is coming up. juliet: char put more fun in your day with ice-cream-flavored coffees at dunkin' donuts. go for delicious flavors like butter pecan, cookie dough, or new pistachio. enjoy one today. america runs on dunkin'. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. don't you just love it introducing the fusion with the benefits of our probiotic yogurt. new activia fruit fusion, with th

not even a third of normal rainfall since march 1 in new york city and some of these values are repeated. less than half of normal rainfall in all bon that and in washington d.c. we definitely need the rain. futurecast overnight tonight, showing temperatures falling down to about 50 by midnight. clouds gradually lowering and thickening. it really gets going midday, into the afternoon hours, occasionally moderate rain out there. tomorrow night we get a little bit of a break, just kind of cloudy and damp maybe areas of drizzle. and during the day monday it warms up quite a bit, but the atmosphere is unstable enough where there could be a shower, perhaps even a thunderstorm around. but look at temperatures in the upper 60s. could be a cup of breaks of sun in the afternoon, one of those accu-weather forecast, plenty of clouds, a little bit of rain toward dawn. 47 tomorrow brisk and just cold. rain much of the time. just a raw, nasty day for your sunday. the high 516789 we are down to 48 degrees. as we check out your accu- weather 7-day forecast, monday still a shower or two around, but also

tonight is going to be clear and chilly. 40 in the city, 41 is the normal overnight low. that is fine. outside the city maybe a little frost. sunshine and pleasant tomorrow the high 63. beautiful weather going into the weekend. 63 friday, 66 saturday. it is just that on saturday it is possible on saturday there could be an area where there is some winds that come up out of the south and southwest and it might leave the temperatures to around the mid and upper 50s to but we are sunshine on sunday. 72 and then 76 trombones for monday. what a great day on monday. a front moves through on monday night, virtually unnoticed with no rain, so primary tuesday 65 degrees. new york primary on tuesday, you guys registered to vote? >> yeah not in the state of new york. >> why not? >> bill. >> you can register here. >> you did something special yesterday? >> i do. really big honors for people fighting serious illness and making the difference. i had the joy of hosting the crohns and colitis luncheon. honors were given for philanthropy and journalism and design. they were giving out awar

city hall. >> a woman's washer chews up her clothes and technicians say it's operating normally. i'm michael >>> the graffiti problem in san jose has come to city hall. it's spray painted on the side of the building. >> abc7 news reporter david louie has the story. >> residents hope this will be a wake up call. cameras capture two suspects that left their park. this week, video shows others painting graffiti on walls. >> i think it's a matter of when it happens to you. all of a personal. >> there is wire on the back. so, i was very surprised someone was on the roof. very surprised. >> san jose says it cleaned up 2 million square feet last year, that is about two thirds of the size of the massive spaceship headquarters under construction. it's a never ending battle for radiator shop >> one shop keeper says she was so afraid she didn't want to go on camera to tell us about her experience. she says it happened so often, that she doesn't bother to report it. she just goes out and buys paint and does it herself. the tras being costs over half a million in a recent year. in san jose, ab

normal friday. many of the people are already back out of the city. some of them are staying. maybe have dinner and avoid the crowd heading home later. commuters who do this every day they tell me the parade isn't really slowing down the commute home tonight. >> no problem getting in, so far no problem getting out. i think because everybody got out, seems normal. >> not too bad. >> no. great day. >> hasn't been bad so far. seems like septa got their act together. a lot of people coming in and going out. >> reporter: yeah, looks like everybody is happy going in and out, the chief tells me his hunch is a lot of people who work in center city came out to see the parade and maybe they didn't go back to work. cut out early to try to beat the crowds out. we see a villanova fan walk by. we have not seen -- it was a great parade, thank you for watching. hopefully on nbc 10. it was a good day here. a lot of the people and the villanova stuff i think they split. i think most are heading home which is what i'm going to try to do now too, getting back to delaware okay getting out of here.

today 21 degrees above normal for philadelphia 80 degrees, reading 81, philadelphia and reading just 1 degree shy of the record highs. trenton and wilmington 78 and sea isle cityot quite that warm but still well above normal, 67 degrees. the normal high for this time of the year is 59. but with those winds out of the south, ahead of that cold front, it's still very warm. philadelphia 78. millville 73. trenton 75. and dover 75 degrees and satellite6 along with action radar showing here is the front with that broken line of storms and what will happen tomorrow, the front moves off shore but there's a wave of low pressure to the south. that will pull up along that front and cause it to retrograde, to move to the west and that will bring the showers back into our region. so, future tracker showing around 10 o'clock, the showers moving off shore but tomorrow you wake up, it's cloudy. we have some showers around and they actually will intensify around lunchtime. late in the day if we're lucky we'll see some peeks of sunshine. the next cold front arriving on sunday and this front has a lot of cold air so much in fact the poconos could have a coating of snow by the mo

. >> the city expects everything to be back to normal tomorrow. >>> in our decision 2016 coverage, it's been a long time since the state has gotten this much attention. ted cruz spoke today and he got more attention than donald trump did yesterday. >> reporter: organizers say not since 1964 has any current republican presidential candidate come to this convention because usually the gop nomination is locked up by now. not this time, it's still undetermin undetermined. >> the next president of the united states, ted cruz. >> reporter: introduced and endorsed by former california governor ted cruz attacked front-runner donald trump's democratic contributions. >> donald trump has given $12,000 to jerry brown and others. >> reporter: cruz said he'd repe repeal obamacare and promote a flat tax and then you looked to the supreme court with one vacancy. >> i give you my word that every justice i will appoint will be a constitutionalist and i will not compromise your religious liberty and your second amendment rights to keep and bear arms. >> afterwards cruz supporters apeeled for volunteers. >

city hall. we're normally covering the trump campaign but sanders walked past us and with hillary clinton heavily favored in pennsylvania and all of these states up for grabs today, sanders heard the question all day long. is he feeling the pressure to get out of the race? if hillary clinton has another big night tonight and he was ready for it. he gave us his response. and it was one that he was smiling but a little bit annoyed. here's what he had to say. >> just curious what you're thinking about today. it's expected to be a big day for hillary clinton. are you feeling any pressure to get out of this race? >> have a nice day. i've answered that question 50 times. democracy means that every person in this country has a right to cast the vote for president of the united states. we got a message that is resonating. we have won 16 states so far. we have gone from 3% in the polls and some polls are ahead of secretary clinton. we're in this race to win and we've got a good shot to do it. >> how do you feel about donald trump using your comments about secretary clinton? >> reporter: so there you go. d

farther to the south, atlantic city another day of temperatures way below normal. as we go through the weekend and into early next week. saturday's the best day, as you can see, mostly cloudy skies. more rain coming in on sunday. so there's saturday mostly cloudy. sunday for the broad street run, blue cross broad street run, what's it going to be like? starting it looks like it's going to be cloudy and chilly which runners like. as you go down broad street, later a chance of rain goes up there. 9:00 a.m., it's just cloudy and dry. 50 degrees toward the end of the race or after partying, chance of showers. it not going to warm up a lot during the day. high of 56. and then as we go into next week, we finally start toe to see improvement but it's wednesday before we get your 70 degrees again. >> hey, it is nasty here in chicago. i'm john clark. coming up, hear from the two guys who could be the future franchise quarterback of the eagles and a philly's pitcher out for the season, next. >>> this is sportsdesk brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the wa

city. >> what started out as a normal sunday service at triumphth baptist church in north philadelphia quickly turned into much more. an audible gaps then cheers from the crowd as hillary clinton surprised church goers with an appearance. >> this is a day the lord has made. let us rejoice and be glad in it. >> clinton began by acknowledging the history made this week with the image of harriet tubman being place odd the $20 bill. she quickly turned to issues personal to philadelphians and the african-american community. >> it is just a fact that african-american young man are arrested, charged, convicted and incarcerated for doing the same things that young wait men do that do not get the same treatment. >> she went on to tout her mission to reform the criminal justice system and gun laws and defending the affordable care act were among some issues she touched on. >> we need good schools for everyone child regardless of the zip code that child lives in. if you will vote for me, i will stand up for you throughout this campaign. i will fight for you and i will continue to stand up and fight all t

city. >>> things are finally back to normal on an east bay freeway after a wild crash involving a wine truck. kpix 5's morning anchor kenny choi says the clean-up took several hours. >> reporter: the morning commute along 880 in hayward brought to a crawl after a wine truck overturned starting around 3 a.m. in the southbound lane near "a" street. 7 hours later, all lanes were back open. >> we got a call of a vehicle stalled, um, here on the freeway southbound 880, just south of "a" street. and as we responded to the call we heard this a couple of vehicles had crashed into that vehicle. we arrived on scene and it was a four-vehicle collision with a possibility of a hazmat spill from the big rig. >> reporter: it took a while for the big rig to be uprighted and moved to the "a" street on- ramp where the wine could be off-loaded. you could see a freeway sign in the center divider was also knocked down. a large crane was needed to move it. two people were hurt but are expected to be okay. kenny choi, kpix 5. >>> new at 5:00, couples warned against not getting pregnant. the measures due to the spr

city. >> what started outer as a normal sunday service at try um f baptist church quickly turned into much more. an audible gaps then cheers from the crowd as hillary clinton surprised churchgoers with an appearance. >> this is the day the lord has made, let us rejoyce and be glad in it. >> president clinton acknowledged image of harriett tubman being placed on the 20 dollar basement turned to issues personal to philadelphians and african american community. >> it is just a fact that african american young men are arrested, charged, convictedded and incarcerated for doing the same things that young white men do that do not get the same treatment. she went on to to the her mission to reform the criminal justice center gun laws. creating jobs, racing wages and defending affordable care act were among some of the other issues along with education. >> we need good schools forever child regardless of the zip code that child lives in. you will vote for me, i will stand up for you throughout this campaign. i will fight for you. and i will continue to stand up and fight all the way into the white

normally do. headed northbound, away from center city. we have a disabled vehicle. ed into the work zone into the right-hand shoulder. a slow go by the scene right now. southbound going better than it normally is but we're still seeing delays. west germantown pike and felton road, watch out for that. if you're driving near city hall later this afternoon or starting this morning, there will be a lot of diversions in the area because of the villanova parade. if you're heading down the street on broad street, they'll send you eastbound to chestnut street. market street headed westbound, northbound to broad street. if you're on the vine street expressway, your best bet is to avoid the 15th street and broad street exits. they will not be closed but there will be a loot of added volume because of the road closures once you get off in those areas. >> a highly offensive drinking game is now getting some high schoolers in new jersey in trouble. >>> how high school officials found out about this picture of jews versus nazis beer pong. >>> plus -- you're going to want a bigger

means the tide will be lower than the normal low tide. atlantic cityles per hour. trenton, 44 miles per hour. look at the numbers across the western portions of the mid atlantic and the northeast. 29 degrees in pittsburgh, opening day for the pirates. 22 in binghamton. they had accumulating snow along the new york/pennsylvania state line getting into boston and rhode island. we have not had that. but we're teelg the -- feel the chill. 5:00 p.m., there's the high, 47 degrees, windy and chilly, look for a combination of sun and clouds. i have better news in the seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >>> can't wait for the good news. 10:04. we're following breaking news right now on this right here, a building collapsed in southwest philadelphia. we are told a person was hurt when the bricks came tumbling down in the 5000 block of warrington avenue that injured a man that was sitting in his car when a section of the building fell down. medics took him to the hospital. we are told that's expected to be okay. he had minor injuries. responding firefighter