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pat? is wrong here, pat: i think, john, first off the president of the united way s even if that is the he felt shouldn't be saying that to mr. goldberg at the atlantic feelings on the relationship with one of our best and most reliable allies. but since the end of the cold interests have begun it diverge and no doubt in the middle east everyone with the british, americans were hot to intervene in libya then away walked away and it has to hell in a hand basket. i guess that the president of withnited states is miffed cameron. but i don't think you say those and to sayournalists them especially about an ally like the brits. when it comes to defense effort and all the rest f it, the two countries have moving gradually apart. eleanor: i think that is a retty mild rebuke and relationship between cameron and obama is very strong. parliamenthe british is investigating the libyan -- the british involvement in libya -- because they were in the forefront of the. regime and that after wards the brit

pat. pat: the hillary clinton is already there if she can defeat f.b.i. director. but with regard to the republicans i did believe that despite what everyone says that trump will have enough delegates to go over the top before he arrives at cleveland for an exciting convention. eleanor: yes to literal and maybe for trump. tom: yes to hillary. i don't think trump will but the out his writing. clarence: i say yes on both. john: double yes. she gets the delegates first and bye-bye. [ male announcer ] the following is a paid presentation for nutrisystem. [ amanda ] being a single working mom, the biggest challenge is not running through the fast food because we're rushing from point "a" to point "b". i don't want to end up like my mom, and i don't want to end up like my grandparents, who struggled with weight all their life. and i don't want my life to be about my weight. i thought that i would have a belly like this. i was always proud of my flat belly. so when i couldn't suck it in anymore, i was very ashamed of myself.

>> that's right, pat. this call came in about 10:30 this morning when, as you said, a pedestrian was struck by a tractor-trailer here at the global container terminal in beyone. this. the terminal is now going to be shut to traffic but, again, this is really far off of route 78 or the new jersey turnpike. that much. one person has been killed here this morning. tractor-trailer. when we get in more information, we'll bring you up to date. i'm ed hughes. back to you. >> ed, thank you. >>> former pro wrestling superstar chyna has died. her real name is joany laurer was found dead inside her rodando beach home in california. still not clear how she died. police say there were no signs of how she played. she joined the world wrestling federation back in 1997. she also appeared in numerous mainstream and adult films. chyna watts 45 years old. >>> the kentucky clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses between same-sex couples just had her lawsuit dismissed. kim davis sued the state's name on the license forms

i think it reflects pat and my view. but certainly pat can speak for himself. i certainly agree with john. the problem that he faces, if in fact he loses wisconsin, is he starts losing momentum. he's been polling in the throe mid 50s in new york. he's likely to come down from that as cruz and kasich campaign here. pennsylvania is also competitive. california is dead-even. he's not going to get you on the 60% that he needed to lose wisconsin. >> all right. one thing i want to bring up, david wolverton says this so nicely, so i'm going to work this into the conversation. donald trump needs to focus on his core issues, immigration, economy, jobs, national security, and the corruption of our politicians. pat, i'm going to come to you. we saw a little bit of that today from donald trump as he started talking about a deep recession that could happen in this country. he started talking about bringing down debt and the trade deficit that we have. and talking more economic policy. >> i think he needs to do that and he needs to get back on the issues that he touched that

about what pat buchanan just said about the gop.y the way, i just started the ball rolling. here is a tweet i sent, hey at real donald trump when you again watch my cnn program and tweet about it as you often do, please use the right hashtag, that would be smerconish. now, funny thing. everything that pat buchanan just said about the establishment falling apart, same exact phenomenon has been happening across the aisle. liberals unhappy with the establishment's boonment of core principles has rallied to an outsider. bernie sanders won seven of the last eight state contests and there's nobody better to talk about liberal discontent thant author of a brand-new book, "listen liberal." whatever happened to the party of the people. you'll remember thomas frank because he wrote "what's the matter with kansas." thomas, you are a liberal who blames liberals for the sake of the country. why? what's the case? >> we have a very liberal president in the white house right now and when he first came in, he came in faced with this sort of 1930s, 1

pat?t the nova campus wipes the sleep out of their eyes this morning, everyone thinking title tonight. first they've got to get past north carolina. it tips at 9:19 tonight. but coming up, hear from some of the players and head coach jay wright. that's ahead. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> great music to start your day, here is the to the sunshine, amazing group every guys, kicking sunrise, supposed to be here today. but because of the amtrak coverage, we will be having them here on the set, in just a few days, but great way to start the morning, a peppy beat, here's to the sunrise. >> ♪ >>> blake shelter crashes academy of music, shelton grabbed the mike, with buddy, luke brian, double dot of shelton after the duet, then performed his emotional hit, came heretofore get. >> all of the big stars came out for country music party of the year. >> yes, went to jason al dean, after being nominated four time, he finally claimed entertainer of the year. chris stapleton won few trophies, best albumn, song, male voca

hey, pat? >> lilt drizzle, hopefully clears out for 3:00 #, a the phillies open things up against the san diego padres, coming up, all of the fun stuff coming up at the ballpark, some eats down here. >> also this morning, what police hope to learn today as they investigate the sudden death of a local college student. >> today is monday april the 11, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> headed down to the ballpark today, katie, we all want to know, will i need a poncho? for first game today. >> i don't think do you have dawn the giant garbage bag style poncho. i don't think it will be an option. >> i know, something that looks little cuter than that, right? >> but, that said, dow think that we are at least going to start to dry things out, thank goodness in time for first pitch. we will talk much more about that throughout the course of the show here, but taking a look at the nice wide zoom, from across the river, at palmyra cove nature park it, doesn't look all that wet, you can tell it looks drea

pat? >> reporter: pat, what's most upsetting here is how close that plane came to a safe landing. look over in that field, that's the crash site. the plane covered in plastic and investigators are still working the scene. over here, the bay bridge airport, that is the runway the plane was headed for. they were that close to a safe landing. now this happened around 12:45 this afternoon. two people dead, a single-engine plane crash just over the bay bridge on the eastern shore. the plane came down hard in the field and then burst into flames. here now from corporal davon parker with the maryland state police. >> witnesses say that this aircraft actually exploded into flames upon making contact in the ground. this was not on fire in the air. it exploded once it made contact with the ground. >> reporter: people around who saw what happened rushed into that field to try to save people onboard, but that was not to be. coming up at 5:00, we will hear from those would-be rescuers and i'll see you

hey, pat?lt drizzle, hopefully clears out for 3:00 #, a the phillies open things up against the san diego padres, coming up, all of the fun stuff coming up at the ballpark, some eats down here. >> also this morning, what police hope to learn today as they investigate the sudden death of a local college student. >> today is monday april the 11, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> headed down to the ballpark today, katie, we all want to know, will i need a poncho? for first game today. >> i don't think do you have dawn the giant garbage bag style poncho. i don't think it will be an option. >> i know, something that looks little cuter than that, right? >> but, that said, dow think that we are at least going to start to dry things out, thank goodness in time for first pitch. we will talk much more about that throughout the course of the show here, but taking a

our expert pat gallen has a look at this all time classic. pat? >> yes, it was amazing finish. few feelings in the worlds like hitting game winning shot. how about a buzzer beater to win the national championship? well, never happened like this before. so let's pick up the highlight. late second half. villanova starts to pull away, ryan arcidiacono, six, that's rollie massimino, he loves it, unc storms back, marcus with impossible shot. for three. that ties the game. at 74. michael jordan can't believe it. he had he's had a thousand of those in his career. take us home, chris jenkins. he nails it. chris jenkins, perhaps the greatest moment in college basketball history. i still have goose bumps. take another look at this thing. this is just a thing every beauty. as the villanova campus freak out, ryan arcidiacono finds him. they win, jay wrote shows the love for his guys. >> just to see, to see their eyes, to see their satisfaction, their enjoyment, it just no better feeling in the world for a coach or parent. >> i wanted to be aggressive fifth could get a shot, ways going to s

. >> pat buchanan is a monolith of the republican party. social conservative and key member of the reagan administration. >> i felt we could not allow the election of 1992 to go forward without having our different views from president bush represented in the primaries. >> and the first primary is in new hampshire. bill clinton is up and running, he's pitted against lawyer and former massachusetts senator paul tsongas. >> what's your name? good to see you. >> clinton really knew how to talk to the good old boys, the pickup truck people. >> how long has this pig been on? >> he could sound like america. and he understood what they cared about and how to get to them. it wasn't for nothing that they called him bubba. >> by mid january, clinton has edged in front of rival paul tsongas. but his world is about to come crashing down. >> the phone call was from bill clinton. he told me what was coming out the next morning. that moment, i was scared to death. they say that in life, we shouldn't sweat the small stuff. but when you're building a merced

news4's pat collins is working the story. he will have a live report tonight on news4 at 5:00. pat? >>> right now new attacks in the presidential race. bernie sanders is no longer saying hillary clinton is unqualified. he's now saying she may not have the judgment to be president. >> meanwhile, donald trump says the whole nominating process is rigged. edward lawrence is live on capitol hill bringing us up to date on today's battles. >> good evening, pat and chris. it's just eight more days until the new york primary. for senator bernie sanders this could be a big test to see if he can take significant delegates. for republicans donald trump tries to hold onto his lead while saying the system is flawed. >> reporter: republican front-runner donald trump blasts the nomination process as rigged. >> we have a corrupt system. it's not right. we're supposed to be a democracy. >> reporter: trump senator ted cruz manipulated the state convention in colorado to get all 34 delegates. today trump tweeted the republican party is in trouble. the cruz campaign fired back in a statement saying trum

i'm gus rosendale. >>> i'm pat battle. we virtually got a potpourri of precipitation going on this morning. let's get to raphael and let him tell us about it. winter weather advisories for the counties in purple. ulster, duchess, putnam and -- we could see a slushy 1 to 3 inches in spots. that could impact your travel, especially with the wind blowing that snow sideways. it reducesis whiteout conditions. you have to be careful north and east. thatos where we're seeing the snow move to the hudson valley and maybe even changing over to snow now in nassau and suffolk counties across long island. windchills are falling through the 20s. feels like 28 in central park. 29 in pen fly. windchills stuck in the teens, 20s to 30 later on today. if you're heading outside for any reason, you definitely need to bundle up. you can see in the forecast, a high of only 39 degrees. feels like 20s. the dangerous winds continue right into the early afternoon. we have another round of snow coming our way. that's coming up in the full >> raphael,

let's go to news4's pat collins, live at d.c. superior court. pat? >> pat, according to court documents, the suspect in this murder case, javonte hall, turned 18 last june, he's been arrested four times since then. two of the incidents involved a metro station. in one case, he was charged with assaulting a police officer and carrying a knife. and now, now he is charged with murder. the victim, 15-year-old john rufus evans iii, stabbed to death yesterday morning at deanwood metro station in northeast. charged in the murder? 18-year-old javonte hall, his image picked upnd recorded by metro security scam ras, circulated by police, who got tips if the public and then closed the case. >> police say the victim and the suspect knew each other. that they had an ongoing feud with each other. >> another senseless murder it appears that the two that were involved in this case knew each other. they had some kind of an ongoing dispute. and as a result of that dispute, we lost a 15-year-old, one of our 15-year-olds from the city. >> tyrogi wells is the victim's mo

pat? >> earlier, jim, it was a study in still life but some improvement now. take a look. we're at 450 and the beltway. you can see now moments ago they opened the outer loop here. the outer loop at 450 and the beltway. it had been shut down for nearly four hours since the accident occurred, but a few moments ago they opened it up. you can see the traffic is moving not at a speed limit pace but it's moving nonetheless. take a look at what it was like earlier. bumper to bumper traffic for miles and miles and miles. for many people there was just no way out. were caught up in it all. what was it like out there? >> terrible. the traffic was just -- came to a standstill. couldn't hardly move. you didn't know what lane to get into and you just had to be patient. >> it was horrendous. took us almost an hour to go five miles. >> police cars were whizzing by me on the fast lane and they were going fast, fast. it was at least ten cops passed me by. >> it was backed all the way up. couldn't get on i

let's get to pat collins who is live outside the school. what have you learned about this, pat? >> reporter: pat, this is how people are telling me it happened here today. two students bring a neighborhood beef into school. that leads to a fight and another fight and another figh a teacher ends up in the hospital and two teenagers end up behind bars. a teenage boy arrested today after police say he assaulted a teacher inside the washington metropolitan high school. a teenage girl also arrested. this is how police tell the story. they say it happened around lunchtime. there was a fight in the cafeter cafeteria. that led to a series of fights around the school. a teacher tries to go break it up. she is assaulted by that teenage boy. an ambulance is called and she is taken to the hospital. cops converge on the school. as one of the officers tries to settle things down, he's assaulted by the teenage girl. it took some time, restored and the school was dismissed. here's what one parent had to say about it all. >> it's an alternative school. when you're in an alternative high school,

pat gallen is in with a preview.s this a must win for the fly guys. >> it's about as close to a must win as possible for the flyers this early down one-nothing to the caps. the flyers look to even things up tonight at 7 o'clock but it will not be easy. they'll have to do it without sean couturier. his job was to shadow alexander ovechkin. the man stepping into the lineup to fill those skates is center scott laughton. he's ready for the challenge. >> i'm excited for the opportunity and and to get in my first playoff game that would be pretty cool but at the same time it's a tough situation. >> defenseman shayne gostisbehere said yesterday they have a a next man up mentality but this is already a tough series for the flyers dealing with the highest scoring team in the eastern conference and now without couturier the stakes are even higher. we'll see if they can overcome the loss tonight and if they can they'll be back in fill on monday with the series tied at one. >> all right. wish them luck. thank you. >> yeah. >> ap

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. >> pat gallen live at citizens bank park, the phyllis will owner ed snide: pat, what a loved man >> part of the events going on here opening day, the phillies take on the san diego padres starting 3:00 # five. here is a list of the event it, starts at the opening day block party, the fun has already gun, outside the walls of cbp. the gates will open coming up 12:35, see batting practice on the field right after that. at 2:13 p.m., the phillies will line up on tenth street, then bring it into the park. will make their grand entrance for the 2016 season. harry kalas' son, kane, will sing the national and then, then of course fishes pitch coming your way at 3:05. what do we have to look forward to this season? for the 2016 philadelphia phillies? well, some young players, that includes herrera, mikhail franco, today's starting push err, aaron nola, we got a taste of last season, even more of a taste this season as he is the de factor ace with this philadelphia phillies team. these players are hoping to make it an enjoyable one. i caught up with cam on rough, phillies starting catch here

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john leboutillier, pat caddell, and doug shoan. gentlemen, let's pop up the real clear politics averages. going into the primary here in new york for the democrats and the republicans. democrats first on your screen there. hillary clinton still leading by double digits. let's go to the gop race here in new york. i'm curious to see if there are any surprises in all of this. >> no. i think the polling has been quite consistent for quite a while. hillary and trump both heavily favored. both way over 50 in almost every poll. >> all right. we heard from corey lewandowski with donald trump's team this weekend. saying he challenges -- well, let's have him say it himself. watch. >> as you look at the electoral map, i challenge you and anybody else to tell me a state that mitt romney won, and that mitt romney lost, that ted cruz can win. he can't do that. donald trump is the only person that's going to be able to expand the map and beat the democrats come november. if the party wants a winner, they need to support donald trump. >> donald tr

so much, pat. we appreciate t our coverage of the parade of champions kicks off with a special hour of "eyewitness news" at noon, followed by the parade live at 1:00 right here on cbs-3, on line at cbsphilly.com. brooke and i will be right in the middle of the fun outside city hallment come join us for all of the action come say hi. >> meanwhile, in other news, police are investigating a suspicious incident in cherry hill. they're looking for this man, who was driving when he pulled up alongside two young females and asked them if they needed a ride. the girls were walking near south lincoln avenue and garfield avenue on wednesday at about 5:00. the girls ran off, police say the man in his 50's had been driving a blue sedan, possibly a buick, and had been at the wawa where the two girls were just moments earlier. >>> meanwhile, sherrie armor, the woman accused of abduct ago baby from the king of prussia mall, is out of jail. the 30 year old, 32 year old from tredyffrin, posted bail yesterday. she i

come in here. >> one day. >> pat, thanks a lot. now little bit. some other talented student from our area are getting ready for big competition, as well. >> in the beginning of the year, honestly, i don't think any of us were thinking about district competitions let alone st. louis. >> the bensalem robotics team heading to saint lou for the world robotics team championships. tell but their true underdog story, tomorrow morning, on "eyewitness news", starting at 4:30. we've got smart kids all over the area. >> well, before you leave home, we have three took, including where you can see the presidential candidates around town today. >> we will be right back. do you think when you are president you'll be paid as... much as if it were a man- male this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesnt happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same as the men who are doing that job. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. tra

let me turn, pat -- re. >> --o the agenda.paul ryan thespeaker, who will beunning the convention as i traditional, but i have never seen a speaker be both -- interjecthimself into the race, attack a candidate and simultaneously say he is gng to p forrd an agenda that wi compete wit thatf the nonee. this is unheard of, especially when that nominee is bringingn millions and millions of people into the ten tt has bee woefully, woefully attend over the crs of the two previous election cycles. >> but you are rig abobout what trumpas done in tms -- he s brought people into the republican primaries by the millns and millio, they have ha the largest turnout i think they hav ever had in any kind of pmaries in state aer state. >> correct. >> i wouldeally admonhed paul ryano take aook at one exple. back in 1964 when goldwater won the nomination, rockefellernd romney and scranton they all cut himood-bye and good luck. two people went outor goldwater a overhe country that year, richard nixon a ronald rean and the future belonged to themor

i didn't know you like pat papers. >> pat papers? isn't that the guy reading the papers -- >> pat kiernan reads the papers in the morning. >> it's fantastic. >> i can read it on my own. i like pat. i met him once. he's a friend of mine. he's reading the paper on tv. >> everybody likes pat kiernan. i want people to read the papers. we have a lot of papers. >> he's reading the newspaper on tv. >> yeah, read me the headlines so i don't have to do it. pat kiernan -- >> i like your show better. >> i like pat kiernan in the morning. he's good. not that i watch him every day. i don't. >> it sounds like you like it a lot. >> everyone likes the painers? >> everyone who works for you is going to say they're with you and not for me. >> everyone here is from new york. >> but they work with you, shep. here in the news desk. so they're not going to take my side. >> how long have you lived in new york? >> eight years. >> it's an institution. pat's papers. right? it's an institution. chris, every morning? >> [ inaudible ]. >> okay. see? his brother'

let me turn, pat -- >> sure. >> -- to the agenda.e paul ryan, the speaker, who will be running the convention as is traditional, but i have never seen a speaker be both -- interject himself into the race, attack a candidate and simultaneously say he is going to put forward an agenda that will compete with that of the nominee. this is unheard of, especially when that nominee is bringing in millions and millions of people into the tent that has been woefully, woefully attended over the course of the two previous election cycles. >> but you are right about what trump has done in terms -- he has brought people into the republican primaries by the millions and millions, they have had the largest turnout i think they have ever had in any kind of primaries in state after state. >> correct. >> i would really admonished paul ryan to take a look at one example. back in 1964 when goldwater won the nomination, rockefeller and romney and scranton they all cut him good-bye and good luck. two people went out for goldwater all over the country that

joining us now pat buchanan.s been a senior adviser to three presidents twice a candidate for the republican presidential nomination himself. he's a nationally syndicated columnist and in between all about one of the country's leading best-selling authors. pat is great to have you with us. >> to talk with you again lou. lou: would start with a victory by donald trump the new york. paul manafort talking about 1400 is their protection. i wouldn't suggest there's any marketing out that you think that's a realistic number? >> it sounds to me like a little bit of -- and it's a signal to all the delegates saying in effect look fellows get aboard this train. this train is leaving the station make sure you are on it but i do think the possibility exists that donald trump could take this thing pretty handily over the first ballot. 1400 is a little bit out of the range for me. lou: 141300. these become workable numbers. abstract the can talk about the party itself. i've never seen the party and i have covered conventions f

oh, no kiddingment makes for great television. >> thanks, pat.check in with the weather watcher network this morning, reporting pretty mild conditions, all things considered, normally our low drops down to about 45 degrees, give or take, through the outlying suburbs can get even cooler than that, but a loft you already in the 50's at this hour, let's take you down into actually go into central delaware, go down to dover where it is 50 degrees, starts in from andy ziegel, again in dover, and curious what the white thumbs are in sky, seen such bright sunshine, clear skies as of late. love that. little further off to the north, bit further inland, 42 degrees in from eileen, sends in colder, colder eggs cents -- observations, simply because more remote suburbs, but looking at beautiful sunrise, beautiful day coming up ahead. we take to you one more. we go to 52, coming it from kerry also seeing just couple of clouds out in mt. laurel. but, regardless, report that it is a really pleasant beginning to the morning. and i can absolutely a test to that. h

telling the crowd she is ready to beat pat toomey and donald trump come november. taking the fight of working people from philly to d.c. she also thanked her opponents, john fetterman and joe sestak for an ideas-based campaign. in her speech, she spoke of raising the minimum wage. she would be the first female senator from pennsylvania. take a listen to her speech from just a couple minutes ago. >> you know, you hear a lot about momentum in an election year. who's got wind in her sails? who's moving in the right direction and who's got the best shot to come out on top? but this year, the momentum is about one person, one group of people. it's about the people of pennsylvania. >> reporter: big cheers here at south philadelphia at the international stage worke erers union complex. thanking her fans again. looking ahead to the fall. she did say she would face incumbent republican pat toomey calling the trump/toomey ticket a brand of bigotry and hatred. let me see if i can grab her real quick. no comment from the senator tonight. we'll try to grab her later if possible

pat? >>> thank you, chris.re'll be a prayer vigil at a fairfax county fire house tonight for the firefighter who disappeared a week ago today. we're learning more about nicole mittendorff's final hours before her disappearance. >> reporter: at a briefing with reporters, if i recaofficials c missing firefighter called in sick to work last thursday. normal procedure would be to call in before 5:00 a.m. >> at the present time, there's still no news related to the disappearance of nicole. >> reporter: meantime, for the fifth straight day, searchers are looking for mittendorff in the shenandoah national park. they're focusing on a ten-mile area around the white oak canyon trail. her car found her saturday night. the last contact she had with family was a week ago. she was reported missing two days later on friday. the urban search and rescue team is now helping with that search. >> it's a very rugged terrain. it is a huge area. and they have to work under daylight. >> reporter: mittendorff works out of the fairview

. >> coming up pat gallen at the penn relays. you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ >>> well, penn relays are underway in university city for 122nd time. >> "eyewitness news" at franklin field this afternoon where thousands of athletes will compete in track and field event all weekend long. "eyewitness news" sport reporter pat gallen got a chance to learn ropes by one of those athletes who is dominating in his sport. >> it is a sport over 3,000 years old, but someone in our own backyard has become one of the best ever the at the diskis through. university of the pennsylvania sam mattis is an impressive athlete and has had the best collegiate season in the history of the sport. what exactly is the difficulties beingus. >> it is not a very well compensated or well known event, i guess it started with the greeks but just a big disk kind of thing, kind of in the shape of the plate. >> reporter: sam makes it sound simple and i

thank you very much, pat. coming up, we'll have the latest >> reporter: from churches here in harlem to the boardwalk in coney island, the democrats who want to be president center in on new york voters. i'm greg cergol, a preview of another busy day of campaigning. >>> on this april morning, we've got a freeze warning in effect for a good portion of the area. we'll warm it up today and baby steps out of the chill. "today in new york" will be right back. you can never get enough of.. now it's time.. to bring that strength to your tooth enamel. p new colgate enamel health p mineral repair toothpaste. p it strengthens weakened enamel p 4x better by replenishing it with vital minerals. so smile.. with strength. with new colgate enamel health mineral repair toothpaste. smile >>> 7:29 on a chilly sunday morning. we've lost a degree in the last couple minutes. lynda, it's 31 now. welcome back to "today in new york." i'm pat battle. >>> i'm lynda baquero in for gus rosendale. nice and warm in here. it's good to be wa

pat and gus, over to you. we just showed torm -- storm tracker. people a little shocked to look up to this spring storm. it's not easy to shock people in boston. >> when this comes to snow. >> heavy winds, part of the same weather system that brought us this morning's wild weather.wcontinuing to buffett them a little bit more with extra precipitation. again, some tough conditions nothing they can't handle, especially after the winter they had last year. >> it won't stick around. that's the good news. >>> "saturday night live" poking fuinn at donald trump's tough week with women. >> the opening skit pitted a news anchor against one of trump's supporters who apparently would say anything to defend the gop front-runner. >> as a woman, hkn can youeep defending mr. trump? he retweeted a sexist photo of d cruz's wife. >> so no, so actually -- so that was an accident okay? big, he can't see every little thing his fingers retweet. they're this big. >> that's your actual answer? >> that is what i have picked, yes. >> there were plenty of spoofs on the game

let m me turn, pat - -- >> rere. >> -- to o th agenda.ul ryan, t the speak, who will be rununni the convention as is trtraditional, bubut have never seen a speaker beoth -- interject himself into therace, attack a ndidate andimultaneously say he is goingng to put forwardrd agenda tt willompete with that of f th nomie. this is unheard ofof, especiall when thatominee is bringing inn millions andillions of people into the tent thatt has been woefully, woefully attendedd ovr the coursrse of the two previou electioncycles. >> butut you are right a abo wh trump hasas done in termsms -- has brought people into the reblican primaries by the millionsns and millions,, they e had t the largest turnout i thi they have ever had in any kind ofof primaries in state afterer state. >> correct. >> i would reaeally admonishehe paul ryan too take a looook at examplple. back in 1964 whehen goldwater w the nomination, rockefeller and romney and scranton they all cut him gooood-e and good luck. two people went out foror goldwater all o ove thehe count ththatyea

our pat gallen is live, at franklin field, to introduce us to one of the talented athletes. pat?>> good morning, jim and brooke, the penn relays had been held since 1895, a long time and over the years thousands of the best athletes in the the country have come, actually around the world have come to the campus of the university of pennsylvania, but one man in particular taking part in this years event might be the best all time at a little known sport, his name is sam mattus. it is a sport over 3,000 years old. but someone in our own backyard has become one of the best ever, at the diskus throw. the university of pennsylvania sam mattus ace an impressive athlete, he has had the best collegiate season in the history of the sport but what is the diskus. >> not a very well compensated or well known event. i guess it started with the greeks but it is just a big disk kind of thing in the shape of the plate. >> reporter: sam makes it sound simple and in competition he made it look easy. but is what so impressive is sam's built to excel at penn's wharton school have business while havi

thanks so much, pat, appreciate it. >> do you think there is a party in houston? well, check out the scene as nova fans spilled out after packed pavilion. also, fans, racing toward lancaster avenue, enjoying their first title in 31 years. most of them were well behaved. but there were two small fires, which police had to put out. radnor township police also report at least five arrests, they say, seven people got hurt. within three hours, police had cleared lancaster avenue, and the clean upstart dollars. they were not messing around. >> all right, time to take a look at this morning's newspaper headlines. you know, everyone is on villanova's big win, the daily news short and sweet, we win, jenkins pulled off, buzzer beating miracle for national title. >> the bucks county courier times headline tells it all. nova beat buster grab the title. wildcats win, add that neshaminy grad, ryan arcidiacono named tournament's most -- i can't say his name, trying for the past few weeks, i can't get that name. >> you got it before the show. >> he was named out standing player.

, paring, this morning, pat, you are having just too much fun. >> i always have fun.ve fun when you drink wine and eat foot together. i'm at urban farmer on the parkway and thinks kate miller. we have talk to her earlier. she will tell but wine week, and some of the things that you can look forward to up until sunday. >> so philly wine week is happening right now. it started this past sunday and goes through the following sunday the tenth. is there over 55 participating bars and restaurants all throughout philadelphia, hundreds of events, and we just want people to go out, have a date night and drink some wine, have fun this week. >> what is web site. >> www dot philly wine week.org. >> i love that you do www. >> all right, now it is fun time for me, and i'm hungry. so john williams is here and he will pair some wines and let me eat some food. >> absolutely. >> let's dig in. >> what is first. >> here at urban farmer we have taken pride in our butchering program. so, first this year what we have is highlighted here the porkrea and we take it, break it down, cook it, de

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