be working in oxford at that time. i mean because, even though there is very, very, very serious separation between town and gown at oxford, between the university and an otherwise industrial city it was one of the big manufacturing cities at that that time, oxford -- there was a certain amount of drift between the two and it was -- it was just great fun. i hung out with a lot of the -- all of the reporters except for me were actual graduates, so i learned a lot. i learned a lot. and a very, very tough editor. i remember i came in on my day off once, the editor was named w. harford thomas. and i came in to pick up my mail, because that was my fixed address because i was moving from one rooming house to another, so pick up my mail in the office. i came in on -- i got one day off a week, sometimes only a half a day, but i had one day off and i came, i guess it was a saturday. and i went in to pick up my mail and i was wearing a t-shirt and it was in the summer, june or july, and well turned out, but wearing a t-shirt, ho

that was a joy, to be working in oxford at that time. because, even though there is very serious separation between town and gown at oxford, between the university and an otherwise industrial city, one of the big car manufacturers at that time, there was a certain amount of drift between the two. it was great fun. i hung out with a lot of the -- all of the reporters there except for me were oxford graduates. i learned a lot. i learned a lot from them. a very good time. i came in on my day off. the editor was a man named to w. harford thomas. i came there to pick up my mail because it was my fixed address, i was moving from one rooming house to another. sometimes only half a day, but i had one day off a week. this was a saturday. i went to pick up my mail, and i was wearing a t-shirt. it was a summer. when i picked up my mail, when i came into the office the next day there was a note in my pigeon hole from w. harford thomas that said, mr. safer, we at "the mail" generally prefer dark clothing. >> if it had been a dark t-shirt, you would h

some of the oxford writers from last night managed to make it out of bed.t like such greats of the past as malcolm lowry, f. scott fitzgerald, and charles bukowski, they too have learned that more alcohol first thing will often make you feel better about the world. particularly if accompanied by freshly baked cornbread, biscuits, pulled pork off that whole hog, sweet jerk chicken, and brisket. hell, i feel better already. >> man: the mississippi that i've received is not the mississippi that i've had in my head. i was surprised on how sold i was off the bat. if you wanna write, you come to oxford. >> anthony: do you think that's true? well, apparently yes. >> jack pendarvis: like that line in "barton fink," "you can't throw a rock without hitting a writer." and then he says, "do me a favor, throw it hard." >> john currence: it's easy to just look at mississippi and go, "that just happens down there, so we're good, our hands are clean." it's a totally misperceived place. when i came, i fell in love with the place. i never thought that i would -- there's some

oxford. miss svr tasz, did i butcher your name. >> you are recognized for five minutes. >> members of the committee, thank you for giving me the opportunity to participate this morning on this important issue. my name is meghan stas, i'm the senior director for the grocery manufacturers association representing the food bench and consumer products industry. today i'm speaking on behalf of the food waste reduction alliance, 30 leading companies formed in 2011 by gma, the food marketing institute and the national restaurant association. fwra commends committee for holding this hearing and for your interest in finding solutions. i'll make four key points today. first, we know that first waste is a very real problems and we have a national goal of having it by 2030. everyone has a role to play to get there. second, the food industry has already stepped forward and made considerable progress. fwra brings together manufacturers retailers and food service companies around three goals -- reduce food

. >> i want to talk about what is going on at oxford.rnings for the law students. >> oxford is a four year college in england. it's an excellent school. they write the story that at oxford now they're telling law students before we talk about a homicide or brutal murder or anything that could be ugly or make you uncomfortable so we're going to give you a trigger warning. so you get to leave the class and if they continue to study this for a week you get to stay out of class. >> i can't even. so basically these students are going to have to learn about murder cases without learning about murder cases. >> guess who's to blame? america. because we have started with the safe spaces. we have started with the -- the book that you might get a chance to write. when america sneezes, the nose runs in england. i made that up. you can use that tomorrow as your own because no one's watching thursday. they watch friday. i think this is incredible, but it's good news. there will be perfect attendance for the shoplifting slaclasses. >> as long as that's

it happened last night on the eastbound pennsylvania turnpike near the britt toll oxford valley roadn levittown area of bristol township. jan carrabeo shows you the damage. >> reporter: damage demonstrates how close this came to turning deadly. a broken mirror here, a contracted windshield there. and a gaping hole on the driver's side of this tractor trailer. >> i heard a big crash and glass all over me all in my face and everything. >> reporter: john wagner is one of three truck drivers recovering today after their vehicles were hit by rocks and bricks thursday night. state police say someone was throwing the items off the oxford valley road overpass in bristol township, bucks county, on to the busy pennsylvania turnpike. >> as i was driving i seen all of them coming at me. all i seen was hands and a bunch of rocks they just like threw them over and they just came at me like it was raining rocks. >> reporter: this man drove underneath around 6:00 o'clock he was pelted by rocks. five minutes later two more drives were hit in the same location. police say this time, with bricks, too.

one person was hurt, and several tractor-trailers were damaged near the bristol oxford valley road overpass last night. >> another manhunt is underway foreman resembling this sketch. police say he fired a gunshot, at another driver, in a apparent road rage confrontation on the blue route. the bullet hit the passenger door, the suspect got away. driving toward conshohocken. >> well, now 4:49. time for check on business news. >> mine watch's jill wagner joins us liver from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. now, stocks are in a holding pattern ahead of today's big jobs report watch are analysts expecting? >> oh, well the stock market, yes, focused on the job market today. labor department will release it april jobs report before the opening bell. now, most economists expect the unemployment rate held steady at 5%, the private sector report, which was released wednesday, showed that hiring did slow down. so we will all be waiting for that around 8:30 this morning, brooke, jim? >> jill, we end stands the new york times trying out new way to make money beyond traditional journalism

the second and third trucks hit five minute later in the very same spot under the oxford valley road overpass. police say those two trucks were hit not only by rocks but by bricks too. one brick even broke through the third drivers windshield, he was cut on the face, taken by ambulance to lower bucks hospital. "eyewitness news" spoke to two of the drivers involved here. they say their job is hard enough just navigating the roads and other drivers without having to worry about this. >> the rocks come at you so fast, you really have to react fast, if you don't react fast it could have been a real big pile up back there if i didn't hold onto my steering wheel and keep straight. >> i didn't see the bricks coming but i heard a big crash, glass all over me, all over my face. kids don't realize you can kill somebody. >> very serious situation indeed. now there have been no arrests, if anyone has information, they're asked to call police. reporting live in bristol township bucks county this morning, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, brooke, back into you. >> thank you very much, ja

there's one lightning streit north of route three, ooh another through oxford. they're sinking down to the southwest. that one over oxford will be pushing out of our viewing area into maryland. there's another cell moving through northern berks county and this has lots of heavy downpours associated with it. mount pleasant wycombe missing is, robesonia in the path of has to storms. we'll have more on the way tomorrow as well. so, this is part of the reason why it's warm out there starting to add some instability. 76 degrees in philadelphia the high so far, normal high for this time of the year. allentown made it up to 80. wilmington 73 degrees. so, with that that low pressure spinning over us we'll see more scattered showers and thunderstorms. the next 36 hours, most of them will not be severe but we could have some wind gusts, some pea sized hail and locally heavy downpours as well as lightning. once the storms move out, i'm tracking summer-like warmth on the way. i'll talk more about that coming up in the full accuweather seven-day forecast. back to you guys. >

oxford? >> without a doubt.that is one of the biggest challenges for us as growers is not having adequate labor to harvest the crops at times and when we leave crops in the field , sure we can put them in and use them as nutrients for the soil but that really means they crop is not going to its best use which is feeding people. >> how about your ability, am i right in assuming that you would be able to work with food banks in a much better resource allocation way to be able to get that food so it gets to the needy people rather than rotting in the fields? >> absolutely and we argues do as i mentioned my testimony supply hundreds of thousands of pounds to food banks annually ourselves. part of it doesn't meet specifications for the customers that we have and so forth but i think distribution is a big part of the equation that has to be figured out and there is no silver bullet here. it has to be a collaborative effort from all parts of the supply chain. >> the reason i mentioned the human behavior as i looked at

that was just a joy, to be working in oxford at that time. i mean -- because, even though there is very, very serious separation between town and gown at oxford, between the university and an otherwise industrial city, one of the big car manufacturing cities at that time, there was a certain amount of drift between the two. it was great fun. i hung out with a lot of the -- all of the reporters there except for me were oxford graduates. so i learned a lot. i learned a lot from them. a very tough editor. i came in on my day off. the editor was a man named to w. harford thomas. i came there to pick up my mail because it was my fixed address, i was moving from one rooming house to another. sometimes only half a day, but i had one day off a week. i came in, i guess, on a saturday. i went to pick up my mail, and i was wearing a t-shirt. it was in the summer. and when i picked up my mail, when i came into the office the next day there was a note in my pigeon hole from w. harford thomas that said, "mr. safer, we at 'the mail' generally prefer dark cl

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oxford, 53. new holland, 57 degrees. glassboro, 55. cinnaminson, 54. hammonton, 52. atlantic city, 58. sea isle city, 57 degrees. satellite and radar we have two pockets of moisture you can see the first one over the actual portions of pennsylvania and actually most of the appalachian states through the virginias and the second batch of moisture developing off the delmarva the bottom of the screen. we have an area of low pressure where all the yellows are transferring its energy to a coastal low. it's a situation you see during the winter months when we're talking about snowstorms. these areas of low pressure will continue on their journey toward the northeast and bring rain this afternoon. we'll go hour by hour, by 11:00 a.m., we should see the steadier rains moving in southwest to northeast across the viewing area. places like lang, oxford and chester county they see the rain first and trenton and the shorepoints will see the rain last. highs around 63. 1:00 p.m., 63 degrees. 3:00 p.m., 58 degrees, 5:00 p.m., 57 degrees. if you have outdoor plans, the earlier they

the police from auburn to oxford, the fbi helping out. they have just confirmed exactly what our affiliate reported from our source 20 or 30 minutes ago. the shootout is over. the suspect who police believe shot ronald tarantino is dead. we understand that the one trooper who was shot during this standoff has been rushed to a hospital. he is expected to be okay. the shootout happened at about 9:30 at an apartment on watch street in oxford, massachusetts, the county of worcester. this began at about 11:00 or 10:00. police blockaded watch street where the suspect was held up in that apartment and they pushed media and neighbors back. the two locals that i spoke to, one man was looking to actually visit a friend on that street when it was blockaded. he saw an armored vehicle go with s.w.a.t. members on to that block. he heard negotiations happening from the speaker attached to that armored vehicle. police urging the suspect to turn himself in. they would try every ten or 15 minutes. he said this went on for about five hours and every once in

because of the excellent work of the oxford police department oxford police department tommy stopped them on a traffic stop and realize some enlisted right when they saw them in camouflage and by the way, one of the weapons with a smith & wesson pistol that was confirmed stolen by the arlington police department. can you imagine what would've happened if they carry this out and kidnap the people. but a test plan to use the handgun to shoot during a home invasion. i remind you this is alabama. just about every house has a gun. and for good reason. i won't get into this administration's policy in gun control, the let me tell you, can you imagine what would've happened if they shot the police officer? this is insane. you let people in here. you do criminal background checks. they commit crimes. one guy a 10-year-old girl in alabama. here is another one. 34 arrests over 12 years. he's a palestinian when he was arrested by the newtown police department in my district. i said they couldn't afford them because the u.s. doesn't recognize palestine. director saldana come it's been reported tr

my producer told me you went to oxford university. >> i did. >> stephen: i know you know that.was surprised-- >> because i look dumb. >> stephen: no, not at all. >> i do. >> stephen: not a lot of actors i met went to oxford university. what did you study when you were there? >> russian and french. >> stephen: russian and french. oh, my god, you speak russian and you speak french? >> and i wear those trousers. >> stephen: so you are a bad-ass. that kicks ass in its own way. >> i guess. i'm very good in an uber. there are a and i can chat with them. >> stephen: you live in los angeles? >> yes. >> stephen: how long have you been in los angeles? >> >> ages, over a decade. >> stephen: do you miss london? i can't imagine two places more different. >> i do, my mom is there and all the people i do silly things with are there. i don't mean that in a dirty way. >> stephen: that didn't sound dirty. >> i said, "all the people i do sill things with" and i felt immense guilt. >> stephen: you said dirty. >> i said silly. it felt dirty. it all got away from me in a horrible way. >> stephen: si

according to a recent study out of oxford university, when someone takes on a new romantic partner, thaterson loses one or two close friends. since when do you read social science? i go to the bathroom like everybody else. why would i lose friends just because i started dating someone? yeah, you didn't lose anyone when you met amy. yeah, well, no, the study refers to romantic partners. not the way i would categorize the two of us. you guys kiss and hold hands.

cambridge and oxford, they will have another hour or hour and half. we will get rid of this in the next couple of hours. we turn cloudy and maybe even son before the day is over. highs in the mid-60s with east winds at 5 miles an hour. teat in town but mid-50s in most spots. national, 57 with no wind and humidity at 89%. we have activity in the middle of the country and a disturbance keeps coming our way but we will get some breaks. the three day forecast, 64 with showers tapering off and tonight, patchy fog and 75 with a stray shower. the better chance for rain is west of the blue ridge and more showers tomorrow night into friday. friday, we make it through the morning rush-hour. we don't have a weather alert up, but we will watch that. friday morning intimidate, showers and possibly a storm for the afternoon and evening, and the weekend -- a lot of things are going on on saturday -- a threat for showers or a storm mainly in the afternoon. morning plans on saturday, you will be okay a nats on 9 looks all right. a late shower may turn vo: for dominion

oxford. so-called ugly fruit and vegetables. they have less value in the so-called market place. what other opportunities, you talked about some, but if you can talk about what opportunities they are exploring to add value to these products. >> the ugly fruit has been a growing thing across the industry and a lot of retailers are mentioning the food service getting involved as well. and one of the things you have to keep in mind is how things are positioned in the stores or at the foot service level. there is great opportunity and it's a huge waste from our standpoint as a grower. we hope every fruit, stem, and leaf ends up on someone's plate. trying to do anything we can to make the products available is what we are trying to do. >> my dad growing up would not eat white corn. he didn't like it so my mother put food coloring in it and he said this is the best corn i ever had. that makes it better. i yield back, mr. chairman. >> thank you, mr. chairman. this is a very serious problem here. we

one here in chester county on route one oxford bypass southbound approaching 472.ther in pottstown right on the ramp from armand hammer boulevard to route 422 eastbound. you always have to be careful on those ramps. there's just a lot of water on the road that you're driving through. a large tree branch partially blocking the road on perkiomenville road at salford station road. they have been trying to move that branch out of there. they've now allowed traffic to come by here on perkiomenville road. accidents, a lot of rains out there and problems with parts of trees coming down tam. >> thank you karen. >>> let's take another look at what it looks like out there. we've got mobile6 making its way around the city right now. it is on its way it looks like it's trying to get on the ben franklin bridge to head over to new jersey and you can just see how much water's coming down. those wipers constantly moving. reiterating what karen is saying, it's a stormy morning out there. make sure you add a little bit of caution. >>> and with heavy rain and thunderstorms in the for

with that she would become the first black woman to win a graduate degree at oxford. comes back to the united states. teaches at bennett college until 1941. then goes to harvard and received her phd in government. and finally in 1942, she comes to howard. she is there at a time when the university's stellar cohort of professor -- sterling brown, abram harris, and a bunch to name a few. tate would respect the remainder of her 35 year academic career in howard. she never married and had no children. but she had a vibrant social life and a wide diverse community of friends in washington and around the world. she traveled around the world during the turbulent decades of the 1930's through the 1970's. her accomplishments did not go unnoticed during her lifetime, even if they had escaped subsequent attention. african-american newspapers and see little bit journals, and she received many awards. she bequeathed us something very few black woman are able to do, and that is an extensive archive, both at howard and her graduate alma mater in michigan. i cannot summarize her enti

there is a great report out by oxford university, oxford strategic consulting, they measured the efficiency of the postal services in the top 20 countries in the g20 and the united states postal service came out the best and remarkably, it is only system in that top, that top group that does not receive taxpayer funding. so ours is doing better than all the rest, contrary to the statement made earlier, and remarkably the united states postal service scores highest for efficiency even as it delivers far more letters per employee, 268,894 in the last study period, than any other service in the g20. japan came in second and they, and less than 1/3 of that. so, and also, we have universal service which a lot of these other countries don't have. we deliver to every single location. and the only, the only criticisms that the british study had was that unlike in siberia where their post offices sell groceries our do not. we have grocery stores that do that. i want to push out, we came out the best in this study. very credible study. reported by cnn. like to enter this as part of the record. >> wit

now, here is the overpass we're talking about this morning, that's the oxford valley road overpass here in bristol township bucks county. it was there, in the eastbound turnpike lanes last night, when one driver says it felt like it was raining rocks. damage demonstrates how close this came to turning deadly. a broken american or here, a cracked windshield there. and a gaping hole on the drivers side of this tractor-trailer. >> heard big crash, glass all over me, all over my face. >> john wagner one of three truck drivers recovering today after their vehicles were hit by rocks and bricks thursday night. state police say someone was throwing the items off the oxford valley road overpass in bristol township bucks county. and on to the busy pennsylvania turnpike. >> that was driving, i seen all of them coming at me. all you seen was hands, bunch of rocks, just through them over. came at me like it was raining rocks. >> torrents bonn or drove underneath around 6:00. he was pelted by rocks. just five minute later, two more drivers were hit in the same location. police say this time with bric

one in chester county on the northbound side of the route one oxford valley bypass causing slowing.y concorde pete's on route one baltimore pike at stony bank road cleared. watch out for a crash along 52 lenape road at rosedale avenue. were 91 honey brook and fire police are health you around it along route 10 compass road by lilly road. and by hatboro horsham high school watch out for a crash along horsham road at tournament drive. rick and monica, back over to you. >> matt thank you again. >>> much more still to come on "action news" tonight a popular grocery store trader joe's issues yet another recall for something that may be sitting in your fridge right now. it could make you sick and we've got the details. >> plus after weeks of holding out eagles quarterback sam bradford heads back to the field. ducis rodgers with details coming up in sports. cecily is in for adam tonight. hi there. >> hi, monica. after a brief return of sunshine we've got this, clouds are back. you know, if this means rain is also on the way in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> all right. we'll have those

it happened about 2:30 on sunday afternoon at the:00 ford parking lot on hurst avenue and oxford street. the student was walking at the lot at the time. both uc and berkeley police are searching for the attacker. >> the increasingly long security lines at airports across the country could get worse this sum -- summer. the summer travel season is expected to be history making. >> if you thought the lines at airports were unbearable now -- >> it is ridiculous. >> brace yourself for the situation to get even uglier. according to travel experts both passengers this summer will be one for the record books. with 231 million expected to fly, surpassing the record set last year with 222 million. that's 95,000 more passengers every day. >> very frustrating. >> check out the endless lines at o'hare at 3:30 on wednesday morning. this is newark at 4:30 and tucson at 5:00. passengers are now venting frustration on-line with # i hate the wait. tired of getting stuck at security and missing flights. >> i apologize for the people who found themselves strappedded in -- stranded in chicago. >> part of th

it happened about 2:30 on sunday afternoon at the:00 ford parking lot on hurst avenue and oxford street. the student was walking at the lot at the time. both uc and berkeley police are searching for the attacker. >> the increasingly long security lines at airports across the country could get worse this sum -- summer. the summer travel season is expected to be history making. >> if you thought the lines at airports were unbearable now -- >> it is ridiculous. >> brace yourself for the situation to get even uglier. according to travel experts both passengers this summer will be one for the record books. with 231 million expected to fly, surpassing the record set last year with 222 million. that's 95,000 more passengers every day. >> very frustrating. >> check out the endless lines at o'hare at 3:30 on wednesday morning. this is newark at 4:30 and tucson at 5:00. passengers are now venting frustration on-line with # i hate the wait. tired of getting stuck at security and missing flights. >> i apologize for the people who found themselves strappedded in -- stranded in chicago. >> part of th

if you're not in oxford if you're not seeing this yet, you will, this is coming off the ocean and pushing in toward the west. we have heavy stuff coming in around dover, delaware. that's the biggest mass of rain and a little bit of a break in atlantic city, but don't worry, more rain is coming. we have cloudy skies across the region, that includes the ben franklin bridge. it is a wet one out there and overcast and also on the cool side. 51 degrees in allentown. 51 in philadelphia right now. 51 in wilmington, 49 degrees in trenton, 49 degrees in millville. radar on future tracker 6 doesn't really dry out for a while. you can see that through the morning hours we get bands of rain pushing through philadelphia, pushing off into reading and lancaster, some more stuff coming in up until 2:00 p.m. or so, the heaviest stuff looks like it will be centered in the morning, by the time we get to 2:00 p.m. and the i-95 corridor, the rain will be less intense, but we'll have ponding and puddling on the roads. we get up to 6:00 p.m. things start to deintensify a little bit. if you have plans to go out

"action news" reporter trish hartman is live near that overpass on bristol oxford valley road in bristol township with the latest on the investigation. trish. >> reporter: rick, pennsylvania state police say someone was throwing bricks and rocks from this overpass here behind me hitting three trucks last night and injuring one man. we spoke to that truck driver who says he's lucky he didn't lose his eye. we met up with truck driver randy blake on his way home to west virginia still in shock after a harrowing night. >> somebody could be that stupid to do something that heinous just for the kicks of itism randy was driving eastbound on the pennsylvania turnpike in bristol township around 6:00 p.m. when out of nowhere a brick came crashing through his windshield as he drove under bristol oxford valley road. >> hit me in the head. i maintained control of the vehicle, got off the exit. actually drove all the way down around and drove to the wawa. >> reporter: another driver called 911 when he saw randy's face covered in blood. he ended up with 16 stitches a broken eye socket and a fractured j

cambridge and oxford as well. a few more hours it should start to finally give you a break. where it has been raining look at the temperatures, upper 60s and low 70s. we are sitting at 75 at a high of 80 this afternoon. 80s in the shenandoah valley and a humid night and a little bit of haze and mostly cloudy skies and 75 degrees. that's the problem. your dew point, 71 and it gets above 60 and above 70 and oppressive humidity like you well, we are seeing storms middle of the country. from southern canada to northern mexico. lots of storms and the tropical plume bringing all of the moisture up to the carolinas and to our next of the woods. good news is that we are going to see less activity the next few days. unfortunately the two better chances for showers and storms. what we are looking at, let me back up here. i kind of went past the forecast. tomorrow morning after tonight, patchy fog and down in the 60s. but we warm up quickly tomorrow as we head towards the afternoon. mid-80s with an isolated shower or storm. 3 day forecast with a seven-day forecast. shows the better cha

>>darya: the attack happened along to 30 sunday afternoon when the student was talking to the oxford park and not during the intersection of oxford street and hearst avenue her mother on the call and every hon. porter missing and and from her body was found just a few days later in a shallow grave in san francisco and cleveland park the tile has not been seen since february it said the girl was often in the care of the oakland couple or and the woman assistances then she was working hard to support her family. police said they have questioned the babysitter but they have since stopped cooperating that now calling the forces of interest. >>darya: police are looking for who killed him a memorial was grow outside of 27 drug kidron's apartment found his body in the field near hillsborough on may 11th but the only release the information-student in autopsy determined that he had been murdered but they will not say how he died off and have not released any pictures or persons of interest. >>mark: this is in 2016 and democratic presidential candidate endorsed 500th 46 delegates up for grabs

i am a happy comcast subscriber in washington, d.c., a happy atlantic brad banned subscriber in oxford, maryland, where we have another house, and i use to broadband and cable deliver the content to me. peter: experience good? satisfied with the service? tom: i said i'm a happy subscriber. ok? peter: one of the complaints that you hear often from people who have cable is the cost of sports. are you a sports fan? is there something you would like to see done with that? tom: am i a sports fan? you know, when i was running ncta i went to a small school in the midwest called the ohio state university and every fall we play a sport there with a funny-shaped ball. d the necessary, -- networks never were delivering the content i wanted to see. so gus hauser and the folks at cube in columbus who were cablecasting ohio state football games every saturday would send me overnight a on otape of the game, and monday i would have a party for all the congressional folks om the ohio delegation saying, and all cared about the ohio state football game -- saying here's the game, let's all watch it. and b

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than they're willing toll admit this has gone beyond exercise in debating you know this is not the oxford forum we're looking at here. they have a disillusionment with large segment of elector at and those bernie sanders people are not there for the heck of it and until hillary clinton is able to speak to them in a way after they cannot count on those people being there. they're there for bernie sanders not hillary clinton. >> and more for the party. bernie sanders he's won 18 states that's up believable accomplishment. and he says he has not states left. and when ted cruz said innocent to the end >> is the end all the way to philadelphia in july at the convention he's talking about the for fight. >> where is he getting money from though. >> 27 dollars donation. >> yeah. >> and million donations in 2016. >> who is giving money to bernie sanders if it appears hillary clinton has insurmountable delegate lead. >> he's laid off some workers he wants to prepare for either convention or california and they love him. he's amazing. >> i get teased a lot i like to read the actual painer. >> this i

police say it happened at 2:30 at the oxford parking lot on the forth side of the campus. the student was walking through the lot and police have not given a description of the attacker. >> today, state senators will vote on three laws to save lives by reducing gun violence in california. one law would require background checks for those who my and sell ammunition. another bill calls tore outlawing magazines that hold more than ten rounds. a third proposal would require the gun owners file a report five days of their weapon being last or stolen. >> a veteran journalist now being remembered. the legacy that morally safer leaves behind. >> a new twist in prince's death investigation and who is trying to get a dust the estate. >> trying to lure top talent >> we have a new update in breaking news, san francisco general hospital just confirmed to abc7 that the woman police shot in the bayview district has died. you are looking at video over the scene shot moments ago at stroll and elmira. it happened an hour ago. no word on what sparked the shooting. it was a police involved sh

. >>> 3 people are in the hospital after a crash in oxford circle. one vehicle overturned in that accident. that happened just before 8 this morning at the boulevard and devereaux. police say four cars were involved in the accident, the cause is under investigation. all lanes were blocked after the crash, but everything is back open again now. >> in campaign 2016 today is primary day for republican voters in washington state. donald trump is running unopposed for the 44 delegates up for grabs. on the democratic side, bernie sanders is calling out hillary clinton, after she turned down an invitation to debate him, ahead of next month's california primary. clinton's campaign says her time is best spent meeting directly with voters, and focusing on her likely opponent, donald trump. >>> president obama continues his visit to viet nam and would like to see the country improve its records on human right issues. the president visited hanoi jane bag gotay today. told group of activists, more successful when it people can freely express their thought. us was

they're still looking for the people responsible for throwing rocks and bricks off of the bristol oxford valley road overpass here in bristol township. one of those bricks hit a truck driver in the face giving him 15 stitches, broken bones and now he has a message for those responsible. randy blake says he was driving eastbound on the pennsylvania turnpike around 6:00 p.m. carrying barrels of flammable materials when it happened. >> just as i went underneath the overpass to my surprise a brick come through the window. >> reporter: the brick hit randy in the face breaking his eye socket and fracturing his jaw. somehow he managed to maintain control and safely exit the turnpike. >> set my brakes got out walked over to the driver next to me and said hey, would you mind calling 911. he's like oh my god what happened to you? i said somebody threw a brick through my windshield. >> my oldest son said to me he says mom he goes he deserves a medal 'cause he could have just pulled over on the road or he could have wrecked. >> reporter: we caught up with randy and his wife on their way to west virg

stie on i-95 -- stay on i-95 oxford valley road.hbound and northbound is already jammed. we have an accident on the schoolhouse road northeast extension overpass. one at 40-foot road southbound at marker -- macarthur drive. >>> we have a nice day in store. here's meteorologist david murphy. >> reporter: gorgeous on the terrace, matt. under the sun, 62 degrees, it's starting to feel warm with the concrete around. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, nice afternoon, partly sunny, 76. tomorrow clouds in the morning, rain in the afternoon, 72. hoping to dry out in time for the evening doings. 72 76 on saturday, and sunday, breezy and cooler, 59 degrees. monday, 63 degrees, tuesday and wednesday, upper 60s. matt very nice outside this afternoon. >>> federal investigators say they will release the probable cause of the accident in port richmond today of the amtrak train derailment. what we know so far at 6abc.com. ♪ welcome to my house >>> everybody get in place right now. the crowd is already in place and there is jesse. he is i

same thing out to the west across areas in lancaster county in lancaster and over into areas of oxfordve precipitation overhead. it's a cool day with southeasterly wind. 55 in the poconos, 63 for reading, the lower 60's in lancaster. we'll talk about what we can expect for the week ahead. it's an unsettled one early this week, monday and tuesday. not a washout but we will be tracking those scattered showers, some sun, limited sunshine otherwise a mostly cloudy day but the good news, the pattern breaks as we get into wednesday with a taste of summer by then. we've got details coming up with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. sarah. >> melissa, thank you. >>> today marked a new beginning for hundreds of new graduates at cabrini college and a new era for the school itself. today's commencement was the funnel ceremony as cabrini college. the school's name is changing to cab greeny universit cabrini. >>> it was also graduation day here at lasalle university. 1100 students received their undergraduate degrees at mccarthy stadium. on friday 700 students received their masters or doc

and as background, i want to point out that according to a study by oxford economics, louisiana would have nearly 51% of full-time salaried workers below this dollar level proposed. so what effect do you think this rule would have on potential growth for small businesses, specifically located in a state like that, which tend to be in the red? ms. mccutchen: i think it's going to stifle growth, job growth in an economy that's already sluggish in jobs. and in particular, full-time, good jobs, right? we might see growth in part-time jobs and jobs without health care, but not in good jobs. and just that report from the oxford -- what you see in the percentages of that report is states like louisiana. you're right, it's about 51% of salaried workers who will be impacted. contrast that to a higher-wage state like massachusetts, where only 27.3% of the salaried employees are below that $54,400. so, it's not 40%. if you look at state-by-state, it is 27% in some states, 52% in others, depending upon whether they're rural or more urban states. and so i think that every business owner, every rep

and as background, i want to point out that according to a study by oxford economics, louisiana would have nearly 51% of full-time salaried workers below this dollar level proposed. so what effect do you think this rule would have on potential growth for small businesses, specifically located in a state like that, which tend to be in the red? >> i think it's going to stifle growth, job growth in an economy that's already sluggish in jobs. and in particular, full-time, good jobs, right? we might see growth in part-time jobs and jobs without health care, but not in good jobs. and just that report from the oxford -- what you see in the percentages of that report is states like louisiana. you're right, it's about 51% of salaried workers who will be impacted. contrast that to a higher-wage state like massachusetts, where only 27.3% of the salaried employees are below that $54,400. so it's not 40% if you look at state by state. it's 27% in some states, 52% in others, depending upon whether they're rubble or more urban states. and so i think that every business owner, every representative of