. >> we have one of the actors from philly brown "right this minute" via skype, lou diamond phillips.yo, yo, yo. >> tell us, why do you think you're seeing so much success with the film? >> it is a really honest film and a film that has so much heart and so much soul. it is one of those special willing films that breaks through and i am so grateful to the audience for finding it. it just takes me back to the la bam ba days and how a little film goes out and just roars. >> it also features three generations of latino artists. tell me about the significance of that. >> it is true. you got me and eddie, thank goodness a movie like stand and deliver is in the nation registry of film, iconic, classic. between myself and eddie, we have between the two of us three of the highest grossing latino films of all time, so it is nice to see at phil is the amazing gina rodriguez in the title role. >> what do you hope that viewers take away from this film? >> it started out as something that potential will i could have been a niche film, that spoke to the latino community and only the latino communit

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let's get to philly. you know, this story about being white in philly. i remember when the first wave of kind of browning of america covers starting coming out. it was almost like, you know, the invasion of the body snatcher. [laughter] one day we'll all be sort that brown or something, you know? [laughter] but did you -- you followed this, being white in philly. can you explain a little bit more about -- >> well, the philadelphia magazine wrote with a cover story called "being white in philly," and it was supposedly the ruminations of a white philadelphia resident that riled a lot of the population of philadelphia including the mayor and some of the black residents and black journalists in philadelphia. it got philadelphia magazine a ton of publicity. [laughter] sales went up. there were at least two forums that were held on the topic, but it raised some of the issues that we're talking about -- >> yeah. >> -- including the fact that the media in philadelphia, particularly print media, were not very diverse, and philadelphia magazine itself had no afric

we've been to the communities in south philly high school where we saw in one day alone 15 asian students who had to be taken to the emergency room as a result of a persistent pattern of harassment. they didn't speak the king's english. my father spoke ricky ricardo english as well and he would have been a victim of bullying under that circumstance. so we worked with the school district. we don't focus on the criminal prosecution of the specific bully. that's an important element and we work with our partners in local government on that, but our focus has been on the system's issues, of working with the school superintendents, working with the school districts to create a culture of inclusion, to create a culture where people can be accepted for who they are. we've seen bullying in the context of kids with disabilities, kids who couldn't get off the bus because they were getting beaten up on the bus. the bullying of kids who are lgbq, that's probably our biggest growth area. these are kids who are being bullied because they are different. and in suburban minneapolis we saw quite literally

you can't even mention philly with the roots not going crazy. you guys look great.like human glowworms. now, when i say "dance," the roots will start playing a funky disco jam. and you'll have 15 seconds to fling off your hats and gloves. scoring is simple. one point for each glove you get off. two for the hat. whoever gets the most points wins the grand prize and, oh, what a prize it is. michael?! >> well, jimmy, tonight's winner will be taking home 300 $1 bills crumpled up and stuffed inside this big old empty jug of moonshine. [ cheers and applause ] it will get you bit. it'll get you lit. and then, it's gonna get you rich. now get! jimmy? >> jimmy: thank you very much. thank you, michael. speaking of moonshine, you like a nice drink every now and then? is that right? >> i do. i do. i enjoy wine, mainly. i like pinot noir, specifically. if i'm having like a party, i'll chill a bottle before -- >> jimmy: now, a couple things before we start. [ laughter ] at no time can you -- [ laughter ] touch the hat or gloves. you can't touch the hat or gloves, nor can anything

to anyone unfamiliar with the accent, "not sure if you've heard of philly patois?n to tv commentators chris matthews and jim cramer and you'll hear it loud and clear." >>> up next, skon gres congress steps in to stop the furloughs that caused by the sequester cuts led to flight delays around the country. congress has no problem of fixing the sequester when it affects the rich but not when it hurts the poor. that's ahead. you're watching "hardball." the place for politics. >>> i'm amanda drury with your i had enough of feeling embarrassed about my skin. [ designer ] enough of just covering up my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. i decided enough is enough. ♪ [ spa lady ] i started enbrel. it's clinically proven to provide clearer skin. [ rv guy ] enbrel may not work for everyone -- and may not clear you completely, but for many, it gets skin clearer fast, within 2 months, and keeps it clearer through 6 months. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events, including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other

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now the shortest 9 inning was 19 and 26 between the philadelphia phillies and new york giants and thewon in just 51 minutes so of course it was a game that any fan can sit through. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> meantime reaction from all over the world is still coming in about an nba players' announcement that he is gay. >> great for him, great for the sport, great for the overall community. jason collins the first athlete to come out while playing in a major sport. >> reporter: coming up, -- >> coming up how local students feel about a former graduate coming out. >>> excluding bikes is gaining support from business owners. earl earlier the munis -- municipal transportation agency is causing some uproar among business owners and they will be holding business meetings and bicyclists are not happy. >> sal, you are watching 80 and everything else. >>> yes, sir, good morning to you and pam and we are starting with a look at 880 and traffic is moving along relatively well on 880 and there are no major problems and traffic is looking good passed one of the traditional spots

he is wearing a philly t-shirt. >> he was working out and wanted to show it off. >> look, i realize youlanced. you want to flex them for all to see. and i don't need your sexiness rubbed in. >>> face. wear a button down. >> i can't believe the reaction to his appearance. >> it is disrespectful to the newsroom that is the huffington post. you don't know -- >> by the way, i think they filmed that whole thing in a tebaro. >> they don't want the publicity. >> and how -- and it is not exactly crawling with black people. >> what do you mean, darling? we have at least two of them. >> it picks me up at the airport. >> is that black? >> love you ariana. >> she is great. >> mark is right though. i side with mark. >> now you changed your mind. >> she is sherr i always side with him. >> it sounds like a children's show. >> it is like he read up on something i didn't read up on. >> they are destructive and per per -- pernisivy. >>> we have to go. do you have a comment? do you have a video of your animal doing something? i would love to see it anyway. click on submit a video. still to come, who cares

different europe but it is still the european union with doesn't do what it is so one cannot in the philly be the defender of a nation the same time before time to be free trade and tension between our gratian what. are you talking about immigration being used as a. an economic tool to drive a wages down but doesn't france need more cheap workforce to drive a wage inflation down and also these immigrants who are coming are they really directly competing with skilled workers from france to have a sick of formal logic they. allays on the market as the name implies is a market yes some so it works with demanded some songs when they're officially five million unemployed people is wrong and you legally is that twenty two hundred thousand people in front and it creates more competition when you have ten people going to sing for one jobs then you have no wages again is when you have to have a job and then it's ass and then it's good to browse it for phil and christian if you want to know without for that as there is a problem it is peoples when they are right how will they listen when they've fou

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. >> phillies's outfielder, with a tribute on his glove, during the game he showed the glove off. check this out. drive to deep center. revere lays out for the catch of the season. pops up, hits the cut-off man, doubles up the runner at first. what a play by ben revere. man. even the fact he plays for the phillies, you got to appreciate that. i don't care who you root for. ben revere was the catch of the year thus far. >>> the nfl set to announce the regular season schedule thursday night at 8:00. the skins certainly are going to have a few more prime time games this season. and finally on a somber note, one of the nfl's all-time great pay-to-play voices is gone. pat summerall, who was an nfl kicker and cornerback may have been best known by the time he spent in the booth with john madden. in just about five minutes right after this broadcast. we hope you will stay tuned. >>> doug is here with an update, and it is beautiful out there today. >> it really is, take a look at the numbers across the area today. high temperatures in the 70s, for the most part, 74 in washington, 60 in an

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they are due back in court and phillip is formally charged with second degree burglary both are philliese 1,700 dollars from the bank in san francisco and court records show he was dealing with serious financial problems. >>> and wrongful death filed the by the widow of oakland police. the judge ruled in favor of oakland police saying they did not use unreasonable force. in november 8th, police fatally shot the owner of a hair salon. officers said they mistook a silver colored scale for a gun he was holding. >>> we are learning what claimed the life of a woman and left her son critically injured. the driver may have swerve to avoid a chair in the road near the stone cut railroad yesterday causing his car to go off the road and down an embankment. his mother was killed and the driver was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. >>> i will check in with sal. hopefully there are no traffic problems this morning. >> certainly not like yesterday and we are looking at the commute and traffic is moving along relatively well. 880 northbound from the coliseum, you can see traffic is moving a

even for a team as horrible as the phillies back then? i made a fortune, except the one time they gave me strawberry ice cream, talk about having to run from a customer after you sold that stuff. when steve carlton pitched. when lefty was on the mound, he pitched so quickly and got players out so fast that i would get stuck with unsold ice cream which i had to buy from the company before selling it and i would take a real beating. talk about learning how business worked. the shelf life on ice cream after the ninth inning on a hot july night is about as short as short can be. at the ballpark, people called me to get my attention to buy ice cream and frankly, i loved it. i never forgot the monitors. hey, bud. chip. i mean, partner. anyway, i made a ton of money and from the advice of my partner i opened up an account with fidelity. with the miguel magellan fund. still there. it was the top mutual fund company of its time. i should be referring you to those all the time. i didn't save enough when i got to college. the money paid was work stu

they are due back in court and phillip is formally charged with second degree burglary both are phillies700 dollars from the bank in san francisco and court records show he was dealing with serious financial problems. >>> and wrongful death filed the by the widow of oakland police. the judge ruled in favor of oakland police saying they did not use unreasonable force. in november 8th, police fatally shot the owner of a hair salon. officers said they mistook a silver colored scale for a gun he was holding. >>> we are learning what claimed the life of a woman and left her son critically injured. the driver may have swerve to avoid a chair in the road near the stone cut railroad yesterday causing his car to go off the road and down an embankment. his mother was killed and the driver was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. >>> i will check in with sal. hopefully there are no traffic problems this morning. >> certainly not like yesterday and we are looking at the commute and traffic is moving along relatively well. 880 northbound from the coliseum, you can see traffic is moving along

let's get to philly. you know, this story about being white in philly. i remember when the first wave of kind of browning of america covers starting coming out. it was almost like, you know, the invasion of the body snatcher. [laughter] one day we'll all be sort that brown or something, you know? [laughter] but did you -- you followed this, being white in philly. can you explain a little bit more about -- >> well, the philadelphia magazine wrote with a cover story called "being white in philly," and it was supposedly the ruminations of a white philadelphia resident that riled a lot of the population of philadelphia including the mayor and some of the black residents and black journalists in philadelphia. it got philadelphia magazine a ton of publicity. [laughter] sales went up. there were at least two forums that were held on the topic, but it raised some of the issues that we're talking about -- >> yeah. >> -- including the fact that the media in philadelphia, particularly print media, were not very diverse, and philadelphia magazine itself had no afric

to sit in philly. on two minds we are on the high seas planes around. this town syria and very very much they are your mind around. this is the first time but two john has brought the children here to let them see their new home. they plan to move the family from town after a month or so when the weather is warmer. this is not our room and this is true this is but from my home. the same. thing as you see a lot of windows. we will consider this time becoming two years maybe a like time off from city life from working at the offices who you work with close to nature. this will try this experience we will see maybe we just. wanted the toilets going to be here and here. commander style buds and what's going to be here moment i think that shut the door and don't touch anything there mama why is it just a hole oh that's how it's going to be. come here. it's an opportunity to live in peace away from noise away from homes away from. fighting. pressure is made to come through the biggest country to war but it is similar to syria it's more like pieces for feed on

merck reminds me when i look at not the phillies, because they're pathetic, of the yankees this yearir lineup may not be full of home run hitters anymore but got some great drugs in the pipeline that could hit singles or doubles like ichiro suzuki or robinson cano. a number of drugs in the pipeline that could only generate say 250 to $500 million in sales. not blockbuster home run material. but when you add them all together, you get these guys on base, you move them over and a little manufactured run, that counts for earnings per share. plus, both merck and yankees are written off in certain circles. but you know what, yankees can still win games, merck can still get a drug approval and send the stock higher. fda just improved merck's new insomniaa drug in november. and they approved ridion, neuromuscular blockade drug in january. within five years, these drugs could generate, collectively $800 million in revenues. $800 million. beyond that, merck has a ton of catalysts in 2013, waiting on fda approval decisions for multiple drugs, including a gross pollen allergy treatment, a rag w

. >>> in philadelphia, center fielder ben rivera of the phillies put a handwritten message on his glove saying "pray for boston." >>> in new york, yankees fans paid tribute to the red sox. normally their builter rivals. they played "sweet caroline" the popular fenway park sing-along by neil diamond. ♪ sweet caroline >> that really hits the heart there. >>> meanwhile ground crews in denver spent hours clearing away snow at coors field so the rockies and mets could play a doubleheader after the game was postponed by the snow. >>> and former nfl player and legendary broadcaster pat summerall has died at the age of 82. he was best known for his television partnership with john madden. he was best known for his 40 years of nfl play-by-play including 16 super bowls. he'll be missed. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray never all. >>> just ahead, dylan dreyer joins us with your wednesday weather forecast. >>> nbc terrorism analyst clint van zandt on the leads in the boston bombing investigation. >>> meet the heroes who stepped up and stood

chronicle reports there is a possibility of a walkout in may during the series with the dodgers, philliesd braves. >>> and ski resorts welcomed a new layer of snow overnight in the sierra. although it was only a few inches. anything is welcome after the driest winter on ever. drivers had to use chains for awhile. resort operators hope the snow will let them extend the ski season just a little longer. >>> we had a few sprinkles here at home and behind the sprinkles the wind. that is what we are dealing with today. giving you a live look there at the wind. whipping that giants flag. it's a tough day for that flag. it's a tough day for us. and notice the water behind it. very choppy today with advisories along the water if for hazardous seas. we have our own advisories. a wind advisory for the coasts our hills. east valley as well as portions of the southern valley locations. sfo right now 25 miles an hour. 16 in oakland. 22 in napa. mountain view reporting 18 miles an hour. i have to point out fairfield though taking the prize on this map 31 miles an hour. and the winds have actually let up

those calls are being played in philly and in west virginia. to say -- help these guys get this. >> and i would add quickly, michael bloomberg, who spent lots of money on ads, was running ads urging pat toomey to get on board. they took the ads down once pat toomey got on board. there's a little of the carrot-and-stick going on. >> i talked to pat toomey, he is a fiscal guy, he did not want to be in the guns debate. but he said he was concerned something bad would get passed or nothing at all. he felt he could step forward and maybe help to bridge this. >> i would say in 2016 he's got to win those philly suburban voters. >> yes. >> joining me to discuss the political hurdles facing gun control and immigration legislation is utah republican congressman jasys chafitz. we were talking about the hurdles that still exist on guns and immigration. let's start on guns, that's the action, a lot of it on the senate side. the toomey mansion amendment on expanding background checks, though not to individual private sales, is that something that you and you

value of $2.3 billion, followed by the dodgers at $1.6, red sox at $1.3, cubs at $1 billion, and the phillies at $900 million. those new google glasses? they're going to make 'em in the good ol' u.s.a. remember the president's state of the union call to increase domestic tech manufacturing? google is working with hon hai precision industry - also known as foxconn - to assemble the headsets near its headquarters in santa clara, california. the wearable computer eyewear go on sale later this year. they'll cost about $1500. kids' meals continue to fail to make the grade in nutritional value. restaurant meals are said to still have too much salt, fat and sometimes more than a thousand calories. according to the center for science in the public interest, chain restaurants such as mcdonald's, applebee's and ruby tuesday did not meet nutritional standards 97% of the time. one example: applebee's grilled cheese sandwich, with fries and 2% chocolate milk, has around 1,200 calories, 62 grams of fat and 2,300 milligrams of sodium. however, restaurants are becoming more diligent about listing calorie cou

chronicle reports there is a possibility of a walkout in may during the series with the dodgers, philliesd braves. >>> and ski resorts welcomed a new layer of snow overnight in the sierra. although it was only a few inches. anything is welcome after the driest winter on ever. drivers had to use chains for awhile. resort operators hope the snow will let them extend the ski season just a little longer. >>> we had a few sprinkles here at home and behind the sprinkles the wind. that is what we are dealing with today. giving you a live look there at the wind. whipping that giants flag. it's a tough day for that flag. it's a tough day for us. and notice the water behind it. very choppy today with advisories along the water if for hazardous seas. we have our own advisories. a wind advisory for the coasts our hills. east valley as well as portions of the southern valley locations. sfo right now 25 miles an hour. 16 in oakland. 22 in napa. mountain view reporting 18 miles an hour. i have to point out fairfield though taking the prize on this map 31 miles an hour. and the winds have actually let up

philly, 74. d.c., 77. slightly cooler in boston. think about six or seven days in a row, highs will be in the 60s each and every day. most of those days will be dry an sunny. that's your reward for a miserable spring. back to the midwest, still raining from indiana back to south of st. louis. that's where it will be rainy day. winter is still in full effect from the northern plains through denver. windchills this morning are in the 20s. even there, there's good news. the midwest who suffers through the snow and cold even worse than new england, this weekend in minneapolis, a pair of 70s. we're turning the corner. >>> thanks, bill. now to sports. lance armstrong may have to pay the piper, or at least repay the postal service. the u.s. justice department officially filing its lawsuit against the disgraced scyclist. it said armstrong was unjustly enriched while performing in the tour de france. the department is seeking triple damages assessed by the jury, but it has a heavy burden of proof. it must prove not only was the postal servic

when i say east, they're going through chicago, philly, washington, new york by >> hang on.rought to you by ocean spray. elizabeth. >> coming up, demi lovato performs her brand-new hit upstairs. we can't wait to hear her. don't go away. >>> well, you can hear the crowd. they're excited. demi lovato, earlier you saw her with her super fans. just a moment she'll perform -- ♪ >> whoo. i'm excited. part of our spring concert series. i cannot even hear when you scream. first we want to chat and hear what you have to say. a terrific year for you. the stats are incredible. first single off the new album went gold in four weeks, debuted at number one on itunes charts in 19 countries. [ cheers and applause ] >> how does that feel? >> it feels really amazing. i know that the reason why that happened is because i have the most incredible fans. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's true. >> unbelievable. >> one of them is gwyneth's daughter apple. it's being released on her daughter's birthday. tell us when that is. >> may 14th. >> between creating music, i know you co-wrote almost every sing

and so adrian verily phillis, caba sulava. glave, mckellen. >> buckley, jessica mun, ed hofner and jaimmy blend and ruth an collie go ahead. >> good morning and thank you. i am a woman's health physician assistant and vice president of medical services for planned parenthood and i am also a proud san francisco resident and reside in vernal heights neighborhood in the honorable david campos is my supervisor. thank you. for over three decades i have been providing quality healthcare to women men and healthcare in the bay area and i am aware of the needs of the people. that planned parenthood serves it has been providing healthcare in san francisco in the bay area since 1929 and was the first city where the planned parenthood was established west of the mississippi, we currently operate 30 health centers and excuse me, health service, we provide healthcare services and education and more than 140,000 women, men and teens each year in 17 northern california counties and we see approximately 1200 patients every month in our san fra

a wet ride from philly to florida. thunderstorms around milwaukee, minneapolis, and des moines. snowy in the cascades and northern rockies. >>> if you're flying a couple of major airports expecting delays including washington and miami. >>> now to a case in western michigan where police with asking for the public's help. 25-year-old jessica heeringa has been missing since friday night. >> her family, including her fiance are desperate for answers. >> he's not doing well at all. he's taking this really hard. you know, as anybody would. how else are you supposed to take it. your loved one is gone. the mother to your son is gone. and no answers. >> investigators are looking for a silver minivan seen in the area at the time of jessica's vanishing. making the case more challenges is that no security cameras were working in the store at the time. >>> and police in northern california are investigating the stabbing death of an 8-year-old girl whose body was found in her home. the 12-year-old brother found the body on saturday. he's not a suspect. they continue to question his version o

late day showers and thunderstorms around new york, d.c., philly, pittsburgh and cleveland. severe storms from dallas all the way to st. louis. and as we mentioned, even more snow in the dakotas. rain and mountain snow in the pacific northwest. >>> 50s in seattle and salt lake city, mostly 40s in the middle of the country, 80s from new orleans to new york. >>> and coming up, why big banks are sending billions back to home owners. >>> also in business news, why this could be the best time in years to find a job. >>> and last team standing. a basketball powerhouse taking home another title. highlights from the women's championship coming up. >>> for a second time this month, investors send wall street to a new record level. the dow gained almost 60 points yesterday closing at 14,673. material stocks fueled the gains. the nasdaq also gained 15 finishing at 2,237. the s&p rose 5 points finishing near its record high set last week. >>> they were victims of home foreclosure abuse and starting friday, $3.6 billion in checks will be mailed to millions of home owners. the checks rang

. >> there are now five republican senators threatening to philly buster any legislation that imposes additional gun restrictions. democrats need 60 votes to overcome the likely filibuster. senator chuck schumer, however, still optimistic there can be compromise when it comes to background checks. >> i'm working very hard with both democrats and republicans, pro nra and antinra people to come up with a background check bill that will be acceptable to 60 senators and be very strong and get the job done. it's very hard. we're working hard and i'm very hopeful that we can get this passed. >> there's word of an impending deal on comprehensive immigration reform. members of the senate gang of eight including chuck schumer said that a deal was practically done or at the least very close. >> with the agreement between business and labor, every major policy issue has been resolved on the gang of eight. i am very, very optimistic that we will have aen agreement among the eight of us next week. >> but senator marco rubio was less sure. his office offered a clear headline no final agreement on i

today's forecast, 74 in philly. 72 in hartford. chances of thunderstorms in pittsburgh and d.c. will be much later today. the warm weather comes up the east coast. we are not ready to get rid of winter. its firm grip is in the middle of the country. the temperature this morning in dallas is 40 degrees. 33 in kansas city. 27 in denver. the windchills are down in the teens in some areas. we have windchill values in texas in the 20s. still cold in the midwest that cold front that separates the warm air on the east coast and west coast does bring wet weather today. bring the umbrellas with you today, louisiana northwards. as i said it will finally break. even the midwest, we're cold today by the weekend, even minneapolis could be mid 70s. i really think this is it. i've been saying that for, like, three weeks. it's bad. >> you're finally doing your job. thanks, bill. bringing us good weather news. >>> major airport delays have transportation secretary ray lahoud calling the sequester a dumb idea. >>> plus how the rich got richer and marilyn monroe as you have never seen her before.

it will miss d.c., philly, baltimore, new york.actually looking prettifies today. there is that cold, nasty day around kansas city. a chance of seeing snowflakes. minneapolis barely getting up to 40 degrees. denver two a high today of 34 degrees. typically, it should be around 60 degrees in the mid-west. it's a brutal spring, hopefully, may will feel like it. >>> coming up on the morning joe, the suspect in the boston bombings will not be charged as an enemy combatant. when we come back here, we'll check on sports and huddle around the good old water cooler with louis. >>> and anthony weiner is back on twitter, please, no more pictures. he is tracking his tweets with incredible fervor. maybe they'll have pictures? i don't know. [ music playing ] one... more... step! [ mom ] my little girl...she loves to help out on big jobs. good thing there's bounty select-a-size. it's the smaller powerful sheet that acts like a big sheet. look! one select-a-size sheet of bounty is 50% more absorbent than a full size sheet of the leading ordinary

later today, going up to 90 in d.c. 86 in philly. there will be a few showers and storms later this afternoon. may cool new york and hartford off a little bit. poor boston there, you're not going to get into that warmth. year at 58 today. look at the temperature contrast. denver, crazy cold at 9. st. louis, 70. that is the temperature outside when you walk out your door from the big storms in the middle of the country, we did not have the tornadoes last night. that was good. i don't expect a lot today. it's still a lot of stormy weather out there. even some freezing rain here, oklahoma city, it's that cold in the midwest. now with the cold air running into the hot air, we're going to get thunderstorms today. areas of yellow, slight risk of severe thunderstorms. louisiana as we go up through arkansas and missouri and indianapolis and portions of pittsburgh and new york city. one of the things that got my attention is while we're going to be enjoying the very warm, beautiful weather, minneapolis, 24 hours from now, tomorrow morning wil

to philly to baltimore, new york city through providence and boston, expect to get a lot of wet weather today. up to an inch of rain. not the severe storms. that's going to stay out of this region spoep as far as the forecast goes forther to the south, that's where we have a tornado watch in effect but haven't seen any reports any of tornadoes or warnings for that matter. you still have an isolated chance there especially eastern north carolina through your morning. the timing of this, the heavy rain by about noon today covers the i-95 corridor. that's the yellows and reds. that's the heavy rain. the green color is the lighter rains. by about 5:00, heavy rain could be right over the top of new york city for a miserable friday evening commute. then 9:00 p.m. this evening, that heads into the boston area and exits thankfully just about for everyone. the weekend forecast clears out and calms down from this amazing, you know, clash of weather. we had a foot of snow in colorado and tornadoes this week in the southeast. >> at least the weekend is a little calmer. >>> coming up, a bizarre twis

and metro areas, philly, boston, minneapolis due to snow and low clouds.d up seeing delays, probably less than an hour throughout the day. winter weather continuing throughout the midwest, third day now. little snow accumulation across the northeast and that continues to make its way up the east coast. so christine and john, another messy one today. a messy commute home from the city. you can look forward to that today. >> thanks for that. bracing for an ugly one indeed. >>> more of our top stories. a mail bomb addressed to controversial joe arpaio. thanks to a savvy suspicious employee, that never made it past the post office in flagstaff. now the investigation to find out who sent it. arpaio,s that been threatened before because of controversial and outspoken views. he was sued by the federal government for allegedly violating the rights of latinos. are. >> thomas guolee taken into custody in connection with the shooting death of tom clements. guolee, an associate of ef evan ebel. >>> 16 republicans voted down a filibuster that attempted to stop debate o

>> certainly in the south philly case, a number of those kids were dealt with in the local criminal justice system because they committed an assault, a pretty serious assault. so that's -- bullying has a continuum. that's the extreme end of the continuum. but then you see what happens on twitter and facebook and the things that occur there and that becomes a lot more challenging to come up with a definition that is sufficiently clear so that it can give guidance to local authorities and also respectful of constitutional first amendment issues of that nature. so it's a very good question to ask. it's a very challenging question to answer given the continuum of abuses that we see that we would put in the broad rubric of bullying. >> do you see, are there trend lines in terms of bullying? obviously cyber bullying and you talked about tweets, we have roughly 7.5 million people on facebook under the age of 13, there's no delete button for those images we post online. are you seeing those trend lines, are you seeing broader trend lines or are we just starting to measure these things because our c

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