this killer found in pennsylvania. that press conference on the right of your screen due to begin any moment out of cleveland where that murder took place on easter sunday. we'll take you there live any second. our law enforcement analyst is with us. art, you've been following this case from the beginning. as we wait from the confirmation from cleveland, pennsylvania state plolice saying they had a brief pursuit and the suspect killed himself. explain what you believe would be happening on this very important crime scenes. because mr. stephens said he had killed others. there's no proof of there. >> you're right, there is no proof of it. is this bravado on his part? now that it looks like we'll get confirmation that it is probably him, i can't imagine knowing how great of an organization is the state police are in pennsylvania that they would go ahead and put this out without themselves being pretty sure that it is stephens. what they'll be doing now, taking dna, taking fingerprints, taking photographs, and getting the

this is the state of pennsylvania. where republican hasn't been elected since 1988. let's listen to vice president pence. >> hello pennsylvania! [applause] it is great to be back, just 100 days after the man that you supported became president of the united states of america, president donald trump. [cheers and applause] and you know, if 100 days has shown us anything it's that president donald trump is a man of his word and he is a man of action. [cheers and applause] for 100 days president trump has been keeping the promises he has made to you and every american. he has been 100 days in action, 100 days of consequence in 100 days that will be remembered as the days we began to make america great again. [applause] you know, president trump's tireless leadership really inspires me every single day. while left-wing activists and their willing allies in the media --ing] while they have been ignoring the facts and spreading that fake news, the american people know the truth. the truth is president trump has been relentles

chairman of the republican party of pennsylvania. welcome to pennsylvania. it is good to be here.eally struck me most about the live shot there was all of the people lined up for the president rally six and a half hours before he takes the stage. it seems 100 days on the excitement really hasn't diminished. i was traveling up in northwestern pennsylvania yesterday and a lot of whom are former democrats. they are very excited about donald trump and that's our challenge how to capture the spokes and bring this into the republican party. you are certainly working on it and you seem to say that the president is helping you with that you gave him an a- in a recent newspaper interview for the first 100 days why the minus. >> a little bit more discipline would be good. but the towhee is setting is great. i'm talking to manufacturers in small business owners all caps pennsylvania who are really excited about quÉbec regulations in texas and bring back coal and steel and manufactured into pennsylvania. it's interesting. we have the mayor of harrisburg on. he could not point to a single poli

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and pennsylvania governor tom wolf tweeting out thank you to the brave pennsylvania state police troopers in their vigilance pursuing the facebook killer. jacob rascon in cleveland, i think you have more details on how he was tracked down. >> we were talking about whether or not it came in as a tip. they just tweeted that steph stephens was spotted this morning. they say he shot and killed himself. there we have our answer. it was simply spotted, and he put it well about what was likely going on there. members of law enforcement themselves spotted the car and then there was a pursuit that was brief, and he killed himself. that little update on how he was found this morning. >> and the fact that the detectives in cleveland reached out to him, how did they contact him? they talked to him in the initial hours when he was fl fleeing. >> we asked this in the press conferences. we know it happened after the murder itself. the ex-girlfriend came forward and was cooperating with police. i'm guessing they had his number because she had his number, but they were able to talk on his cell phone. and

yuri pennsylvania is where they finally found him. steve stephens is dead. fox news letter, vice president mike pence and tokyo this morning reassuring japan that america stands 100% behind its key ally. in the face of north korea ramping up its threats of nuclear war. vice president pence doubling down in his tough talks toward north korea as he seeks to reassure our allies. >> the time has come for the international community to use both diplomatic and economic pressure, to bring north korea to a place that it has avoided for more than a generation. we will not rest and we will not relent until we achieve the objective of a d nuclear rightist korean peninsula. >> sandra: this after the north warns that a nuclear war may break out in a moment and it may conduct missile tests on a weekly basis. meantime, president trump telling fox and friends that unlike other administrations, he won't be broadcasting his plans to deal with the isolated and increasingly aggressive country. >> i want to tell everybody what i'm doing or what i'm thinking. i'm not like other a

pennsylvania had voted democratic since 1988. if you look behind me, the crowd is filling into this arena here. several thousand people are expected to hear from the president. he'll be talking about his accomplishments. a senior white house advisor tells me this is intended to be a forward looking speech. the president will talk about what's to come. but just given the inclinations of this president, you can see hemobe talking about his victory as well here. as we speak, he's touring a factor on his way here. he's also going to sign the 31st executive order. some of of them are more substantive but the president trying to show action. he'll be speaking here joined by the vice president in this hour coming up. >> jeff zeleny for us in harris berg. we'll keep you posted. >> leads go back to the nation's capital. the rally in pennsylvania as the first jokes are beginning at the annual white house correspondents dinner. it is a time-honored tradition that many of the president's predecessors have played loojs with. our ryan nobody e

the investigation continuing here in erie, pennsylvania. also, continuing back in cleveland, a multistate investigation at this point and what they are saying now, they need to execute search warrants on the car and try to figure out exactly what he was doing here for the last 48 hours, whether he may have left somewhere else or the erie pennsylvania area through the 24 hours. >> that is the biggest mystery. we heard the troopers say they don't know of any accomplices who helped him over this two-day stretch but they are not sure. gabe, do we have any more clarity whether there were in fact any other crimes? because remember mr. stevens on sunday claimed to have murdered other people and so far there's no evidence of that, right? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, that got a lot of attention off the bat when the video was posted on facebook, stephens' claim that he had multiple victims after he shot 74-year-old robert godwin, as of now they have no evidence to support that claim and they are investigating to see whether he had any accomplices

authorities got a ping on his cell phone near erie, pennsylvania. now state local and federal have joint the hunt for -- join the hunt for the suspect. >> he has deep issues, we want to get him off the street as soon as possible. steve stephens mentioned a woman by the name of joy lane. she called loving. >>> vice president mike pence is stepping up the trump's administration push for north korea to stop making threats with weapons. a north korean missile launch failed over the weekend. >> reporter: good afternoon, president trump himself even wake in on this this morning, echoing what we heard from the vice president putting north korea on notice. vice president mike pence visiting the demille -- demilitarized zone following the failed missile launch. meeting with south correspond real estate i -- south korea's acting president, he considers a military response to be on the table. >> the world witness the the strength and resolve of our president in action taken in afghanistan. >> reporter: president trump asked fed a message for north korea. >> yo

we are grateful to the people that gave this pennsylvania state police.re grateful that this has ended. we would have preferred it had not ended this way because there are a lot of questions that not only the family but the city in general would have had for steve as to why this transpired. again, our condolences are still with the family of mr. godwin. you have all heard them on the news lately. of steve forgiving committing this atrocious act. and we need to follow their lead. as the mayor stated, there are other victims around the city and this country and we work hard to bring closure to those families also. there are a lot of things about this we don't know, circumstances we are still gathering. as the detective stated, we are in the early stages. it has been probably an hour since this transpired, so as we get this information we will get it out. i know that my partners here would like to come up and say a couple words. steve? >> just real quick as we discussed the goal from 2:00 easter day, to make sure that no one else was a victim of violence by

all traffic is being diverted at route 4 pennsylvania avenue.e will update this ride in 10 minutes. let's get a check on the forecast. eileen: fortunately, that area is dry. i'm tracking a little wet .eather north and west of town these showers are going to be drifting to the south. i will time that out on futurecast. these are tracking for the south and east. i 8:00 this morning, showers entering into parts of montgomery county and loudoun this morning. have the umbrella handy. the sun is out and it is going to be very warm up. later this afternoon around 4:00 to 6:00, we will start to see thunderstorms rolling in from west teased. a cool start, but a warm finish. the changes for the weekend. more on that coming up. larry: overnight, u.s. forces in the year, american and south korean forces combining or conducting their annual max thunder drills. the second largest military flying exercise held on the korean peninsula. these exercises, amid heightened tensions with north korea. these drills are coming as president trump and a giant prime minist

as you know the pennsylvania spc a and cbs-3 we partner together.e on november the fourth, saturday night, so details to follow. and reunion, rescue reunion will be on the 17th of june, almost exactly coincides with the founding of the pennsylvania spca. >> carol, so much good work in the pennsylvania spca. >> we need home for frank. >> i franky needs a home, ten year old cocker spaniel, he is absolutely wonderful. they say that he is a house broken, he gets along great with other little dogs, i think little intimidated by a larger dog, so he's somebody, you know, in great wait, great shape. he's polite as he can be. he want to change his name to franky donovan. >> oh? >> so -- >> you know me, catching me off guard. >> you move so slowly. make a commitment. >> i have commitment issues. >> i know, we are working on that. >> i'm used to this, of course i used to work with carol on sundays. >> in our 7:00 a.m. hour on cbs-3, sharing great information on pet topics, introducing us to adorable animals such as frank that i needed a top sean. >> including

imagine if you could rent a pennsylvania license plate and never have to worry about paying for insurance, parking or tolls again. well, according to the state attorney general, that is exactly what two dozen individuals and businesses did ripping off taxpayers in the process. according to a grand jury report, the so-called levy organization headed by a man named raphael levi illegally obtained 1,000 fraudulent pennsylvania license plates >> our office today filed charges against 12 persons and 14 businesses that operated a major, major organized crime ring here in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> josh shapiro explained that this sophisticated process began with submitting forged documents to penndot to obtain license plates. according to the report, those phony plates would then be rented out for $400 a month >> to people who wanted them specifically to evade law enforcement, evade paying ez pass, and evade paying tolls and

it's in harrisburg, pennsylvania. he could have done it in the morning and been here at night for the correspondents' dinner and said this is a time to recognize that at the end of the day there is a place for the president to be overseen by the media and have a conversation. that's what this is about. recognizing we aren't taking ourselves seriously. the reason we do the work is we believe in this government. whether i'm at the white house or whether you are covering me. >> there is zero value for him outside of using the dinner as a foil in going to the dinner. >> right. >> he's figured it out. in the past presidents wanted to get along with the media enough or come to the one dinner to try to help advance their agenda. they felt they needed the media to get the message out. donald trump gets the message out with or without the people in the room or with or without a lot of people. >> the challenge -- >> let me push back on that and we'll come back to you. in my family when we had dinner we never answered the phone

harrisburg, pennsylvania.hings have calmed down a little bit, but it was a frantic scene earlier. flashes of the campaign trail! donald trump really addressing his base. yep, these are the hits and highlights of the trump can take all rolled into one hour in pennsylvania. crucial state, as you mentioned. a swing state that managed to keep —— tipping over the edge and win the white house. but this is amongst his supporters, his real base. this is what they have come to hear. there was billed the wall, america first, make america great again. we heard a list of the completion of that donald trump feels he has made over the past 100 days. he has talked about appointing a supreme court judge. days. he has talked about appointing a supreme courtjudge. something that he says has been done for 130 yea rs that he says has been done for 130 years 01’ more. that he says has been done for 130 years or more. he talked aboutjob killing regulations which he feels he created. something that got a ra ptu re was he created. so

you listened to that rally in pennsylvania. will tell you way thought was very interesting and i want to get your take on it. the president has taken a lot of heat for not really slamming china anymore about it being a currency manipulator. the president came right back at that one with this kind of explanation or reaction. i think we have that sound. >> why didn't he call donald trump and why didn't donald trump in a meeting say, you are a currency manipulator. here is the story. listen, mr. president, will you help us out with north korea, but by the way, you are a manipulating your currency. that doesn't work. judge jeanine: simple language, direct response in their face. what do you think? >> the problem and challenge for president trump is that he's damnd if he does and damned if he doesn't. if he is flexible he's criticized by those who say he's breaking his promises. and if he don't he's criticized for not being more flexible. in foreign policy you have to react to the facts on the ground. and you need these personal rel

only "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden was with pennsylvania state police, today, he joins us live from upper merion, tonight to explain this initiative. joe? >> reporter: state police say this is not just about enforcement but also about education. it is nearly three years ago that a pennsylvania turnpike worker was killed out here, because somebody was speeding. mile marker 330.2 on the pennsylvania turnpike, and state troopers lie in wait. >> got one. >> on this busy stretch of roadway a construction crew has taken out the the third lane. speed limit drops from zero seven to 55, traffic still goes by. state police launched what they are calling operation orange squeeze a speeding sting operation. state trooper sitting in a construction vehicle further down highway monitors speed. >> silver minivan from new jersey. >> reporter: chopper three captures a series of traffic stops. routine is repeated over and over. one car was clocked going 82 miles an hour, 27 miles above the posted speed limit. that driver police say is in some trouble. >> active man work zone, fines are doubled an

it was in three different stretches on have the pennsylvania turnpike moving in the westbound directionnd now down to one that is left parks turnpike westbound between fort washington and norristown one lane blocked there might slow you down there. and we are also dealing with the an accident this morning, first one, only one of the morning that is still out there in willow grove. fair way drive at edge hill road. also, talking about that fog, so there is one area still that you are talking about a speed restriction and that is new jersey turnpike, between burlington, mount holly and 195, down to 45 miles an hour and slow you down a little bit but hey we can all slow down anyway. we have got construction here as well, 95 southbound between route one and woodhaven road this construction will not start until 10:00 a.m. after the bulk of our morning rush. it will linger until 2:00 p.m. this is before evening rush starts. that being said i will say this is a busier stretch so might vote you down at 10:00 a.m. >> good to know, thank you. >>> nfl draft in philadelphia is three weeks away but

and pennsylvania. one of the states the trump campaign turned from blue to red. >> they're going to bring jobs back to harrisburg and to pennsylvania. >> as the white house keeps watch on north korea and the latest failed missile test, the president and vice president pence set to appear together here tonight. >> i truly believe that the first 100 days of my administration has been just about the most successful in our country's history. >> they're looking ahead to the next chapter of their administration. one with a long list of yet to be filled campaign promises. from repealing the affordable care act to approving funding to build a wall on the border with mexico. >> we'll build the wall. don't even think about it. don't even think about it. don't even think about it. that's an easy one. we're going to build the wall. >> but the president is discovering that little is easy at the white house. he's ending his first 100 days with the lowest approval rating of any president at this point since polls dat

. >> reporter: if you will, imagine if you could rent a pennsylvania license plate and never have to worry about paying for insurance, parking or tolls again. well, according to the state attorney general, that is exactly what two dozen individuals and businesses did ripping off taxpayers in the process. according to a grand jury report, the so-called levy organization headed by a man named raphael levi illegally obtained 1,000 fraudulent pennsylvania license plates >> our office today filed charges against 12 persons and 14 businesses that operated a major, major organized crime ring here in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> josh shapiro explained that this sophisticated process began with submitting forged documents to penndot to obtain license plates. according to the report, those phony plates would then be rented out for $400 a month >> to people who wanted them specifically to evade law enforcement, evade paying ez pass, and evade paying tolls and parking tickets along the way. >> shapiro said these plates racked up about $1 million in fees in and around pennsylvania. while

laura bickerjoining us from pennsylvania. days on our website. including this quiz, where you can test your knowledge about president trump's economic policies, and work out whether or not you'd be hired orfired. you'll find it at bbc.dom/news or on the bbc news app. pope francis has called for international negotiation to ease escalating tensions between the united states and north korea, saying the situation had become "too hot". he urged the united states and north korea to defuse their increasingly tense standoff and avert a potentially dangerous conflict. speaking on his return from a visit to egypt, the pope said the crisis between the two countries risked sparking a devastating war in which "a good part of humanity" would be destroyed. he also said the united nations needs to reassert its leadership. translation: these missiles in korea, it's been a year that they've been talking about it. but now it seems the issue has heated up too much. i always appeal for a solution through diplomatic means for the future of humani

. >>> but this noon, breaking news from eerie, pennsylvania, police confirm that wanted facebook killer steve stevens shot and killed himself in that city. during a police pursuit. they spotted him in the ford fusion he was driving since he shot and killed an elderly man on sunday and posted the murder on facebook. police have scheduled a news conference in the next few minuteses. >>> to other news now philadelphia's fire commissioner releasing a scathing report. lieutenant joyce craig died fighting a blaze in 2014. it details the failures of the fire department that led to her death. "action news" reporter, jeanette reyes got reaction from the fire commissioner and is live now with the story. >> reporter: well, this press conference wrapped up minutes ago the fire commissioner saying there is nothing in this scathing report that he disagrees with, many of the urgent and necessary changes are made and implements all the recommendations will take years. the fire that killed lieutenant fire veteran joyce craig came as a rude awakening that changes needed to be made area wide. and adam tea

and to the people of pennsylvania.he first ten minutes plus spent attacking the media, actually saying what grade, what rate should the media get in its first 100 days. it was stunning. >> exactly. before you judge me, judge them first. we are joined -- well, actually, let's go right now to jeff who was at this event. i want to get a sense of what it was like to be in that room. this was a crowd that clearly they were in love with this president. these were the people who propelled him to office last november 8th, and they were out there again for him tonight. >> reporter: john and poppy, the only way to describe this speech, i believe, is to call it a campaign rerun. it was exactly a vintage donald trump speech from the campaign are from one of these rallies that brought him to the white house. if you thought back you might be thinking we were living in 2016. he rarely talked about anything different, and it was, you know, filled with attacks on the media, like you said, with one grievance after another almost like a

it's now reached five states including pennsylvania.e looking for 37-year-old steve stephens, 30 schools in philadelphia were locked down for more than an hour after reports that he was seen in fairmount park, but there have been no confirmed sightings of stephens in our area. and all new at 6:00, social media mega phone, how more and more criminals are using the internet to broadcast their crimes. >> students ran out of their school, they were wearing fake blood in fairless hills bucks county this morning. it was all part of an active shooter drill. students, police, firefighters took part in an active shooter drill at charles boem middle school today. after acting out the whole situation, police said everyone including parents should be very proud. >> parents of pensbury students should be very happy and proud that their school takes this seriously, not only the faculty, the principals, the superintendent but even the students. obviously by the pensbury students that took part today. >> more than 75 students volunteered to help today.

pennsylvania was key to winning the presidency. the 100th day is today as they get ready for the annual correspondents' dinner after mr. trump declined to attend making him the first sitting president to skip what is fondly known as nerd prom in decades. >>> just blocks away comedian samantha bee gets her own not the white house correspondents' dinner underway. a celebration of the first amendment. and a dozen cities worldwide, thousands of demonstrators, celebrities and activists are taking to the streets demanding the president act on climate change. they are also protesting his administration's recent actions on offshore drilling, the rollback of obama-era epa regulations and more. we have nbc's monica alba live at the white house. jacob rascon is standing by at the trump rally in harrisburg, pennsylvania. we have been covering the climate march in washington, d.c. all right, let's start at the white house, if we can. and actually, let's go to nbc's jacob rascon with the president on his visit to pennsylvania. now, he hasn't tak

marshal's office confirmed with the pennsylvania state police had tweeted out. we know that erie pennsylvania had been a focus of this investigation from the start. shortly after the killing here in cleveland of 74-year-old robert godwin. there was a ping detected from the suspect's cell phone that erie police were investigating. a ping had been picked up and officers from cleveland involved in the investigation along with the fbi, they went to erie. they searched the area. when that search tunrned up nothing, that search was abandoned, but officers were told today we're headed back there to continue searching when all of this unfolded. now, the chief of police told us that, you know, this is an area where it's very remote. a lot of places to hide. and that he -- you know, he said it was one of those many tips that was followed up on that eventually led to the end of this manhunt. now, we had known from the beginning that steve stephens might be suicidal, but this might be the way that this ended. he had been posting on his facebook rants about being suicidal, a

he's going to go to pennsylvania instead. what does that say about the mood that you're sensing there from the white house as he moves onto actually take on another executive action in addition? >> that's right, richard. certainly no accident that the president is heading out to pennsylvania. he'll be departing the white house in the next hour or so, but of course we should note that even though it's the white house correspondents dinner tonight, it's also the president's 100th day in office. so he is taking this opportunity to sort of celebrate that milestone marker for his young administration. and as you mentioned he has been signing a ton of executive orders. he's done about 30, and today will be the latest. he will make a show in pennsylvania signing a new order that will review in effect all of the united states' trade agreements. he'll be accompanied we're told by the commerce secretary wilbur ross. and then he'll be holding a big trademark president trump campaign-style rally in pennsylvania where we believe he will r

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here's the scene in pennsylvania. he told a large crowd of supporters that he was glad to be out of the swamp of washington for a few hours. that rally overlapped again with the annual correspondents' dinner taking place in washington. typically the sitting president is the guest of honor at this black tie event, but mr. trump decided not to attend. the president used that rally in pennsylvania to go after one of his favorite targets, a very common line we've heard countless times, focusing on the media. let's listen. >> the washington media is part of the problem. their priorities are not my priorities, and they're not your priorities, believe me. >> in fact, our priorities are just to report the news. we get more now from cnn's jeff zelany. >> reporter: president trump delivering a rerun from his campaign last year. in a speech saturday evening in harrisbu harrisburg, pennsylvania, president trump went through a litany of grievances with familiar attacks on the media, familiar attacks on the obama administration, ta

==peggy live pic== a live look right now from harrisburg, pennsylvania... where president trump is holding a rally to mark the milestone. the event -- just getting underway a short time ago. ==terry team boxes== we have team coverage tonight. we begin with nbc bay area )s thom jensen -- live in oakland -- where the president )s policies on climate change were front and center today. ==anim== >> ignoring science in the name of profits. >> i feel like science is pretty clear and we have an entire planet in jeopardy in essence and we're going to be seeing a lot of the effects of that impacting people all over the world. people on coastlines. having their environments change and having to move. i think we have to be both, you know, supporting trying to control it but also aware of the real consequences for people. >> reporter: this was held not coincidentally on the 100th day of mr. trump's presidency. not success is achieved to a lot of the people. some folks specifically talking about this lake and the water that people are able to enjoy today and other days

now more construction a lot more of it pennsylvania turnpike westbound pennsylvania valley forge, left lane blocked there and guess what, a lot more, to talk about when we come back in 10 minutes. jim and rahel, back to you. >>> growing calls to end senseless violence in philadelphia. >> tonight city officials and community leaders will the georgia they are weeks quadruple shooting near a school in philadelphia "eyewitness news" reporter frank does live with more on the investigation and vigil held for the victims, trang do , good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel and jim. police have not made any arrests but they are looking for two shooters. as the community mourns police hope that someone comes forward and is moved enough to provide information, in this case, so the reward money stand at $70,000. community members raised a banner where three men who their lives in the quadruple shooting. dozens gathered to remember the men referred to as ron/ron , tyi and bub. >> why would they take three boys, three young black men, to die, for us to get out together like this. >> reporter:

. >>> thank you now to breaking news from pike county, pennsylvania. a verdict has been reached in the trial of erick frein, jurors have convicted frein on all 12 counts including the first degree murder of corporal byron dirk son and atemmed murder of corporal alex douglas. they were shot you side of their barracks in 2014. frein could face the death penalty. >> we'll be working toward the appropriate sentencing verdict in this case. with aggravated factors that we'll ask the jury to consider the appropriate sentence in this case. >> his defense says that it will now shift its focus to try to persuade the jury to spare frein's life. >>> surveillance video released today has a clear view of the assault from last weekend. live from the 3500 block b street is "action news" reporter gray hall. police are asking for the public's help on this one -- >> reporter: you are right. the video is enough to make anyone cringe and while that victim was attacked in the broad daylight and cars were passing by and no one stopped to help and police are aggressively tryi

i just want to point out that the weather is always like this in pennsylvania.ed guests for being here today but i especially want to welcome vice president joe biden. vice president. [ applause ] >> we are truly honored to have you here today since you began your career you have stood up for the middle class, for working people, for families and the interests of the less fortunate everywhere. your time in the senate and in the white house have made this country better and i just want to welcome you back home to pennsylvania. [ applause ] >> i'm proud to be here to help commemorate the opening of the new museum, this museum of the american revolution that will act as a monument to the lives of those who created this great nation. there is no better home for this museum than in philadelphia, than in pennsylvania, am i right? [ applause ] >> because this museum tells the story of the women and the men who created this nation right here in philadelphia where this nation began. located with only -- within only a few blocks of the museum are a number of historic trea

spring city, pennsylvania, looking at cloudy skies.o the south, nice and clear in row hoague-- rehoboth before the clouds come in this afternoon, there's a chance of showers even for the delaware beaches. what we're not getting is your typical april chill in the morning. 50s for the lehigh valley and suburbs. 66 in philadelphia. delaware, 65. the south jersey neighborhoods, they should be in the 40s. we're at least 20 degrees above normal. turnersville, 68 degrees now. mt. laurel is 62. just a degree short of 70 degrees to start with. and florence, the cloudy skies causing temperatures to linger in the 60s. th some showers coming through. temperatures will take a dip before we get clearing this afternoon. we'll warm into the 70s. late-day sunshine. clouds are already producing very light showers, moving toward philadelphia and montgomery and bucks county. and into the lehigh valley, light, scattered rain showers. there's more on the way. in fact, there's some steadier rainfall, and that's going to be moving in as we go through the morn

heading to pennsylvania to cap his 100th day in office with a campaign-style rally once again embracing his base as he faces political turmoil at home. tonight u.s. warships now in position after the korean peninsula engaging in military drills hours after kim jong-un fired a test missile, the missile failed. but the north korea demonstrated his fire to the u.s. >>> the president pressuring his administration to isolate kim jong-un. here in washington, thousands of anti-trump protesters are marking the president's 100th day milestone by marching to the white house. demonstration on the president's climate change held many multiple cities today. with mr. trump's approval rating at a low. the president is undaunted, he's tauting his records in the successful claiming it's the most successful 100 day in h history. i'll talk about all the stories. and our correspondent analysis are standing by for this moment of the presidency. first let's go to jim acosta. he's been president now for 100 days, mr. trump often seem stuck in that campaign mode? >> that's right wolf we'll be in that mode toni

suicide in erie, pennsylvania. it's about 102 m of cleveland. we are waiting on a press conference from police to give us the very latest. of course we'll continue to have updates throughout this newscast. >>> we also have breaking news from capitol hill where a man is fighting for his life after a tree fell on him at the corner of independence avenue and first street in southeast this morning. sarah cosmos has been following the story all morning and she joins us live at the scene. sarah, this wasn't a small tree. so was anyone else hurt? >> reporter: you know as far as we know right now, just one man has been injured while walking under the tree this morning. it happened around 9:15. we know is he's man in his 50s. and so far, he's in critical condition. but no name has been released just yet. about two hours after that happened, another tree branch fell in the same area. crews fortunately were not underneath it when it happened. and as you can see, the crew -- the crews right now are pretty much at a standstill

he will leave here a few hours from now around 5:00 set to take off for pennsylvania. upon arriving there he will tour a tool company in the area and then at 6:45 he's set to sign an executive order. this will be his 31st executive order that will look at u.s. involvement in organizations like the world trade organization. and then, of course, that big rally tonight in harrisburg at 7:30 p.m. which he's tweetig about, looking forward to. wolf? >> brian todd you're out following the demonstrations here in washington, and you noticed how they are setting the scene for a lot of anger today, marking this 100 days. what are the protesters major complaints? >> wolf, tons of energy here and their point is really to go against the initiatives that president trump has started in his first 100 days, especially as it pertains to the environment. the initiatives of the executive orders he signed about drilling, about the federally protected land, the possibility of drilling on that. they have made a point in this international hotel, by the way, of placing indigenous people at the

to pennsylvania. now the trump rally will get underway about the same time, the fist jokes are told at the annual white house corresondent center in washington. this is a time of tradition, trump's predecessors played along with it for decades but tonight president will become the first president like richard nixon to skip this event. athena jones is joining us live. the protesters are on the president's door but he's going to be out to a more receptive crowd tonight. >> hi anna that's right. the president will be an hour for now will be departed for harris berg, pennsylvania. he's having a make america great again rally about 7:30. as soon as he gets to harris berg he's going to tour a company and sign yet another executive order. this will be his 31st executive order. it's going to review u.s. involvement like the organization and the trade organization and also nafta looking at whether there's been any violations or abuses. and he's touting his administration's accomplishments so far. he did so in

pennsylvania state police confirms to us he has killed himself in eerie, pennsylvania. information that he posted the killing of the 74-year-old man on sunday. we'll stay on top of this and bring you more information as soon as we get it. we'll be right back. ♪ we buy any car ♪ any make, any model, any age, any price ♪ ♪ from 50 bucks to 100 grand ♪ we buy any car ♪ any, any, any, any at webuyanycar.com, the gimmicks stop with our ads. trading in our selling your car is hassle-free with just three easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying centre. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. so don't wait. get your free online valuation now. ♪ find out how much your car's worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪ find out how much your car's worth ♪ ♪ "turn around... every now and then i get a little bit hungry and there's nothing really good around. turn around... every now and then i get a little bit tired of living off the taste of the air... turn around, barry. i finally found the right snack."♪ "each with one hundre

. >> the other guy, i think he's in pennsylvania because he can't take a joke. >> i could not possibly more thrilled than to be more than 100 miles away from washington. >> it is 2017 and we are living in the golden age of lying. donald trump is liar in chief. >> the washington media is part of the problem. >> somehow, you're the bad guys. >>> good morning to you on a sunday. we are always grateful to have you with us. i'm christi paul. >>ism victor blackwell. donald trump begins the next 100 days of his presidency but historically low approval ratings but you wouldn't know it from the huge welcome he got just 100 days into his presidency there in harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> usa. usa. >> cnn senior white house correspondent has more for us on what donald trump said. >> reporter: president trump delivering a rerun of his campaign from last year. in a speech on saturday evening in harrisburg, pennsylvania, president trump ran through a litany of grievances with familiar attacks on the media, familiar attacks on the obama administration taking little responsibility for any of his own cri

you can still exit at pennsylvania avenue. look at this though. left shoulder is squeezing by but very slowly. because of that i want to switch over to a look at our delays. delays extend past ritchie marlboro road. you can see all that parked traffic. most people are detouring before that point so all that of delay right now there's a little break. your best bet to get around this exit at either ritchie marlboro road take that through to silver hill back to branch avenue. otherwise exit at central avenue. keep it here to fox5 news morning. 234 is also shut down in prince william. we'll take a look at that next. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪ >> back now at 6:30, erin has been telling you about this but we have a big mess in forestville maryland on the road. a crash involving a flipped over tractor-trailer all lanes of the inner loop of the beltway blocked between pennsylvania avenue and allentown road. traffic is at a standstill. back to ritchie marlboro road. we know that one person was hurt, taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. again, erin

bob: i use my state of pennsylvania as the example. pennsylvania was not expected to go for donald trump in any way, shape, or form. it was the first time in my 50 year history of politics in pennsylvania where the rural areas beat the urban areas. not because the urban areas did not turn out their vote. the democrats worried about pennsylvania, but they thought they would lose it because they would not turn out the vote in philadelphia. they turned out almost for 50,000 people in philadelphia, which is what they needed. they were still overwhelmed by what happened in the rural areas of pennsylvania. what was that? if you notice the two earliest members of congress who endorsed donald trump, they were tom marino and lou barletta. both of them are from the small towns in upper pennsylvania that have constituency far different than suburban philadelphia or suburban pittsburgh or the cities themselves. those are towns that were affected by illegal immigration. they were towns that lost jobs. they were towns that have a strong nationalist

pennsylvania suburbs climbing to 61. if you are in the lehigh valley you can count on 62 degrees today. it's going to be very pleasant and warmer in some isolated spots. in delaware, climbing all the way up to 61. we are looking for 61 in south jersey, and the only place it's going to be cooler, jersey shore, staying in the 50s and that's because of the winds coming in off of the atlantic keeping you a bit cooler. >> thanks for that, tammie. >>> a woman shot in the arm while she was driving is expected to be okay. police are trying to determine if the car was targeted or if the woman was hit by a stray bullet. >>> police in montgomery county want to find the vandals that wrecked the swim club. the culprits hit the club on wednesday morning, overturning a soda fridge and destroying equipment. the vandals costs $20,000 in damage, but the club will still open as scheduled on memorial day week day weekend. >>> walking to pens hall to march for science. activist tell us what they wanted washington to hear. >> reporter: in pou