applause ] and then we take our fight for social economic, racial and environmental justice to philadelph philadelphia. >> sanders spoke with hillary clinton and president obama last night and he plans to meet with the president at the white house tomorrow. meanwhile, sanders is cutting his staff by almost half over the course of the next week. >>> and donald trump also took a victory lap last night. vowing to be america's champion. >> well, he won all five republican races, no surprise there. taking his delegate count well beyond the required magic number of 1,237 and in a scripted speech at his new york golf club and using a teleprompter trump attacked hillary clinton and he urged bernie sanders supporters to back his candidacy instead. >> to all of those, bernie sanders voters who have been left out in the cold by a rigged system, of superdelegates, we welcome you with open arms. [ cheers and applause ] believe me. >> that said republicans are still taking aim at trump for targeting the mexican ethnicity of a federal judge bree siding over a lawsuit. mark kirk withdrew his endorsement. trump says i

. ♪ >>> hope is back in philadelph philadelphia. sports honestly here has looked really really sad. finally something to look forward to. ben simmons the number one overall pick. mr. all real. he's come to philly with his cape on. high expectations. i know that's saying lot. little too much but, hey, he's willing to accept that challenge. today simmons was introduced to the media and once again this kid is cool, calm and just confident. he knows what he is and knows what's expected of him. he's ready to just take on all those expectations and do even more. he's being look at as savor of this franchise and quite frankly he just ready to work. >> the blessing to have, you know, my name called just being there was amazing, but, um, you know, i got lot of pressure but i'm kind of used it to. i'll looking forward to just letting to work as long as i work hard that's all i can ask of myself. they're got to be some patience to this whole process and i think that any young player coming into the game is going to feel that, but, you know, we

i said on the radio the other day he deserves to -- this is going to be his last year in philadelph philadelphia deserves for that to be a positive experien experience. >> all right. softball league here in philadelphia a player by the name of dick mahoney him teammates knew very little about him only he crushed homeruns and wouldn't park his porsche near the field. so what does he do for a living the answer a little bit of this arc little bit of that. here's the picture of of the softball team. several employees of our sister station queue radio are on the team. in that circle is dick mahoney who they've now come to realize was eagles safety walter thurman he disguised himself with a jerry curl wig and los angeles dodgers hat. here's reaction from his former teammates. >> honestly i never had clue. got -- his name is mahoney. i wouldn't have give peg as dick mahoney. >> it was really cool playing next an athlete and watching somebody like that and knowing he was a decent down to earth guy. >> it was all in good fun. he just wanted to come out and play ball. they fooled us well. >> since then he

i said on the radio the other day he deserves to -- this is going to be his last year in philadelph philadelphiahe deserves for that to be a positive experien experience. >> all right. softball league here in philadelphia a player by the name of dick mahoney him teammates knew very little about him only he crushed homeruns and wouldn't park his porsche near the field. so what does he do for a living the answer a little bit of this arc little bit of that. here's the picture of of the softball team. several employees of our sister station queue radio are on the team. in that circle is dick mahoney who they've now come to realize was eagles safety walter thurman he disguised himself with a jerry curl wig and los angeles dodgers hat. here's reaction from his former teammates. >> honestly i never had clue. got -- his name is mahoney. i wouldn't have give peg as dick mahoney. >> it was really cool playing next an athlete and watching somebody like that and knowing he was a decent down to earth guy. >> it was all in good fun. he just wanted to come out and play ball. they fooled us well. >> since then

temperatures drop pretty quickly now as we head through the overnight hours. 67 at the moment in philadelph philadelphian reading. 61 in allentown and we're already down to 58 in atlantic city. dew point wise that was the big story today. dew point today's were in the 30s and 40s. that's where they are still. the current dew .41 and in the summer this is the scale we use for dew points. 50 degrees awesome. we're not even at 50 degrees. we're in the 40s and that's where we'll be tomorrow so expect it to feel fantastic. wee get right up into that humid range again, though, as we head into the upcoming weekend. let's take look at future weather. this will show you what we're looking forward to or looking ahead to i should say as we head toward the weekend. notice tomorrow completely clear sky. blue sky, sunshine beautiful d day. saturday starts off with sun, then clouds filter in the in there an noon get these pop you have up thunderstorm. they're not everywhere. but they will be locally strong possibly even severe anyone of these little storms that bubbles up late saturday afternoon into saturday evening.

temperatures drop pretty quickly now as we head through the overnight hours. 67 at the moment in philadelph philadelphian reading. 61 in allentown and we're already down to 58 in atlantic city. dew point wise that was the big story today. dew point today's were in the 30s and 40s. that's where they are still. the current dew .41 and in the summer this is the scale we use for dew points. 50 degrees awesome. we're not even at 50 degrees. we're in the 40s and that's where we'll be tomorrow so expect it to feel fantastic. wee get right up into that humid range again, though, as we head into the upcoming weekend. let's take look at future weather. this will show you what we're looking forward to or looking ahead to i should say as we head toward the weekend. notice tomorrow completely clear sky. blue sky, sunshine beautiful d day. saturday starts off with sun, then clouds filter in the in there an noon get these pop you have up thunderstorm. they're not everywhere. but they will be locally strong possibly even severe anyone of these little storms that bubbles up late saturday afternoon into saturday evening.

our fight toe take social, economic, racial and environmental justice to philadelph philadelphia, pennsylvanianute of the republican and democratic convention an al c-span. c-span radio and c-span.org. >> this weekend on american rtifacts we visit the smith sonnian national air and space museum in washington, d.c. to tell the cts that story of space exploration from the moon to mars. preview. children look at this spacecraft they often say that ship t look like a space because we think they are always streamlined and maybe they look rockets more than anything else. spacecraft has an interesting design and in many fairly primitive. given the job that it had to do, streamlineded to be on the outside because it was not going to operate in the atmosphere. it would only operate in the acuum of space and not be subject to strong gravitational moon. on the so it is actually fairly flimsy in some areas. legs are strong and the mount for the rocket engine is strong. ut the craft itself and particularly the crew cabin spartan.lly fairly it had two windows. neil armstrong had command of the craft during

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. >> what does it mean when bernie sanders says he's going to philadelph philadelphia, the democraticvention. there will be a contested convention, irrespective of what happens on tuesday and the following tuesday in the district of columbia where there's a small number of delegates at stake as well? >> i think it's similar to what i heard bob rice say in a previous segment. it's up hill. the way our system is works is superdelegates get to make up their own mind and do it at the convention, and we will be trying to persuade them of that. but just as importantly, we'll be trying to shape what kind of party is this not only in terms of electing the president but electing a congress that can deliver on the programs we have in common. >> right now because our team has checked in with the super delegates, right now by our estimate she has 548 superdelegates. he has 46 delegates. the numbers have stayed pretty much the same on his side. how realistic is it to believe that he is going to convince those superdelegates so switch? >> well, i mean, i think for starters, super delegates in a sta

. >>> right now at 5:00 horror and heartbreak in north philadelph philadelphia. police officers and crime tape surround a home that is now the scene of a tragedy. it was here on the 1800 block of north 20th street that a four-year-old girl was somehow shot. she died at the hospital. tonight, police are trying to figure out what happened. >>> good evening, i'm lucy noland. >>> i'm iain page. >>> people who live in that area are understandably in shock tonight. let's get right out to fox 29's jennifer joyce in northeast philadelphia tonight. jennifer? >> reporter: good evening, iain and police tell us the child's mom is down at homicide talking with investigators. police tell us that they did recover a gun from the home. but they have a lot of questions about how and why it fired this afternoon striking and killing a four-year-old girl. >> she was hysterical crying it just saying safe by baby, save my baby, save my baby. >> margie is describing a mother's call for help after her four-year-old daughter was shot in the eye inside of a bedroom in home on 1800 block of

>> and then we take our fight for social, economy, racial and environmental justice to philadelph philadelphiaemocratic party's national conventions on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. >>> labor secretary tom perez was among the speakers at the 2016 annual meeting of the national coalition for homeless veterans. he talked about his department's efforts to train and find jobs for unemployed veterans. we'll also hear from representatives of the veterans affairs department, home depot, citibank, and the governor of virginia, terry mcauliffe. >> good morning. ooh, that got quiet fast. hi, everyone. welcome to washington. whoo-hoo. all right. took advantage of the coffee this morning, i see. good. my name's baylee crohn. i'm the director of the national coalition for homeless veterans. i've seen a lot of familiar faces over the last day. i know because you guys have prevented me from doing things like getting to the bathroom. but it's great to see you. but i'm curious. who's here for the very first time? whoa! [ applause ] well, i want to welcome you to the nchv family. we're like that weird a