half of platt's workers will now make $10 an hour base pay. that's the new low end for employees who also make tips or get health benefits. across the city most minimum wage workers go to $11 right now and will make 15 within three years. platt says the step by step approach should make it economically feasible. >> as a community we're going to walk together with this. >> but it's a slow walk. it will be 2021 before all of the estimated 100,000 low wage earners in seattle hit that $15 mark. robert o'neil has been waiting table for minimum wage plus tips for the last six years. he knows this first bump isn't a big one but every little bit helps. >> when i was a kid i liked to go to the construction sites to work for $10 to work, i liked that, ten is a nice even number but 11 is better you know. >> the wage will have the biggest impacts in the food hospitality and health care industries. complaints will be handled by the new office of labor standards at city hall but there's one problem. >> right now the office of labor standards exists on paper

platt says the step by step approach should make it economically feasible. >> as a community we'll walkth this. >> reporter: it's a slow walk. it will be 2021 before all of the estimated 100,000 low-wage earners in seattle hit the $15 mark. robert o'neil has been waiting table for minimum wage plus tips for six years, and nose the first bump is not a big one, but every little bit helps. >> when i was a kid i like to go to the construction site and work for $10. it's a nice round number. 11 is better. >> reporter: the wage boost will have the biggest impact in the food hospitality and health care industries. complaints and enforcement will be handled by the office of labour standard at city hall. there's a problem. >> right now the office of labour standards exists on paper only. >> the office of labour standards in the city has not yet appointed a director. >> no enforcement officer. >> nothing has happ. i'm hopeful that it will. the appointees will be selected soon. >> our task to keep the fire burning. >> councilwoman a major player in the labour-backed 15-now movement wants employers

. >> is what speed limit that no one obeys, on platt bridge. >> i believe 35 you are correct, sir. >>ing, ding, ding. >> over the weekend on saturday i said 35, how willie go 35 on this bridge. it felt like a crawl. that is for safety. >> it was 45. they dropped to it 35. >> i knew wow take to it a deeper level. >> we have video of the chris going over the platt bridge can we roll that video good no please. >> you don't want state troop tours see that. >> almost broke up story time during the white house easter egg roll yesterday. >> check it out. >> oh, no it is a bee that is okay guys. bees are good. they won't hurt anybody. >> they are scarry they won't hurt you, you'll be okay. >> you can hear all those screams, those are the kids because bee started buzzing around while reading where wild things are. kid are going crazy. the president says bees aring they will be okay, they won't sting you. he kept them calm. >>> let's move initiative to encourage kids. >> he says no, let's in the move let's just stay right here. >> he is commander in chief, he cannot runaway and she any fear he

votes to pass asking nicely is not going to work now platforms have to priority i provide data to the platt they've stolen as to why it is enforceable to have enforcement without that information and the idea that somehow you can backtrack after saying the same thing is not credible and 7th having the planning department redact the private information we recognize there is a privacy concern that is legitimate in terms of the data and information we're talking about but the fact is every and every one of us taxpayers provide information to the 71 and the san francisco general and there are legal protections that insure that information we many the city and county of san francisco to make sure that privacy is will find and to that end i'll be asking that there is a redaction of numbers of folks in the registry i'm a happy to have a implication with airbnb about must not to protect this information the eight is the criminal penalties against hosting platforms under the curiosity allow and we're amending this to allow for the penalty to be against platforms as well and let me close by saying i'

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you for your your attention it is grueling for hearing people on both sides the debate and thank the platt planning department for started out with things that were well-intentioned for legally engaging short-term rental and this legislation is fair and balanced view i also wanted to point out that i know your super busy they've put a a report that summarizes the proposal i highly recommend read pages 17 through 20 which sigh exactly what the recommendations and why they're recommending those things i want to address several the recommendations one of them to support of the one hundred and 20 days limits and to make it applicable to hosted and unhosted it is hard to make the agreement that hosted rentals take away from rentals in the city so it is important to regulate this by the planning commission their own estimate someone has to rent it for 2 hundred and 57 days short-term rental basis and in order to break even so the one hundred and 20 days i want to regulate this incredibly it will introduce one hundred and 40 days i really want to draw your attention to recommendation 11 the plann

. >> reporter: getting to the airport isn't too bad on the platt bridge, headlights are coming westbound toward phl. we have a construction closure coming to chester county. we'll talk about that after the break. >> firefighters rush to a house fire and hear screams from the inside, but they were not coming from people. we'll explain when "action news" returns. >> 5:14, hello everyone, starting out the workweek with rain, that's a live picture philadelphia international. could be heavy at times later on could see a thunderstorm or two, high temperature 76 degrees today. >> exactly the kind of weather where there could trouble on the roads, let's go over to matt pellman good morning. >> reporter: if you're coming in from the burr -- burbs this monday morning it's going to be a welt ride. this is madson ford road. the traffic is moving okay at this point him there's a lot of ponding and puddling and definitely not ideal weather conditions for the morning ride. elsewhere on 23, big problems get underway today. it's the closure of 23 in be schuylkill township chester county a stretch of it o

sun is starting to come up, the platt bridge on this thursday morning, it is 5:56, getting up to a highegrees today. might be a little rain later. >> surveillance video caught a center city thief crawling on his hands and knees trying to sneak by security. what he didn't know cameras caught him in the act. they got a clear picture of the suspect after he made it past parking attendant's booth at 19th and ludlow. police say he stole two vehicles. >>> investigators say at least two people opened fire at east johnson and rugby streets last night. the bullet instruction three young men aging 18, 19 and 20. they are in stable condition. police took a potential suspect with a gun into custody a few blocks away, so far he has not been charged. >>> the jury deliberating in the murder trial in new york said it is deadlocked. the judge said keep deliberating. padro hernandez is being tried for the killing of the 6-year-old in manhattan in 1979. his body has never been found. he confessed to police and his attorney said he is mentally ill and his confession was coerced. >> 5:57, standing with balt

perhaps surprisingly for a platt genius he admits difficulty with what is known as the liebnitz formula. the notes aren't related to his work in breaking the nazi code but rather his other passion laying the foundations for compute science as we know i.t. >> thisit. >> this is a great example of this is a man saving the world during the day and then in his down time he is working on pure mathematics. >> welcome to enigma. >> the germans use it for communications. >> one of the things he and his colleagues worked so hard to crack, a fully functioning enig plaenigma machine. the impact of his work can be seen all around us. turing's handwritten notebook however rhymes us even our high tech devices had humble beginnings. gabriel elizondo, al jazeera new york. >> do check us out at aljazeera.com. jazeera.com. >> the us is now the world's largest oil and gas producer in part because of what's happening here in north dakota where advances in fracking have unlocked crude oil in the bakken shale formation in the western part of the state. north dakota is now producing more than a million barrel

good friday, not so good on i-95 yikes already a parking lot this morning southbound from the platt bridge through this point into girard. left lane blocked because of the crash southbound. multiple lanes blocked northbound because of separate crash at girard avenue. i would start to think alternates, like frank ford avenue this morning. regional rails new schedules taking effect on sunday. expect minor tweaks and pick up a new timetable. >> reporter: nice to see on time green. on the big board we're seeing the bad kind of green. we have south of wilmington, delaware, a bit of a shower. we have additional action popping up by gettysburg and baltimore. we'll see that pop through at the lunch hour. 58 in saint davids. 61 in chester. 60 in quakertown as we jump across the river in south jersey and the state of delaware. mild numbers up close to to 60. 67 in buena. by the ocean water 51. if you're running errands, on and off rain but it will be mild. we'll get a lull around 1:00. 68 is the is high. >>> the deadly rampage in kenya imposed curfew. al-shabaab killed 147 people. five gunmen separa

with a deadly platt. tonight, what authorities have most feared. an american allegedly trained by terrorists returning to america with specific targets. >>> also tonight, the growing outrage. the pilot who flew undetected who had tourists in a panic. our team getting answers. why was it so easy for him to slip past homeland security? >>> trapped in the cargo hold in midair. tonight, you will hear the frantic 911 call from the bell little of the plane. >> you're where? >> i'm inside a plane. i feel like it's moving in the air. flight 448. can you believe send somebody to stop it? >>> the hit band tonight and the mals five tour bus fire, racing to escape. >>> and the "star

. >> reporter: the platt bridge traffic moving fine in each direction. ben franklin bridge looking good, the right lane is blocked because of that construction. didn't cause huge abnormal delays last week. we'll see what it does this week. njt river line running every 30 minutes because of communications and signal issues david. >> reporter: all right matt, we have cool temperatures this morning, winds are light so far. you'll need the jacket. 40 in saint davids and mid 40s in chester and center city. as we take a stroll through south jersey and delaware. hammonton showing up at 38 degrees. as we run errands probably a good idea to wait until midday. 51 degrees cool by 9:00 a.m. 58 dry noon, that will be better. during the afternoon there's a chance of spotty pop-up shower. these are scattered but nonetheless we'll see some during the afternoon. maybe you can get stuff done midday. today's high, 63 degrees, we'll have winds later on today 10 to 20 miles per hour. tam a little breezy. >> thank you david. >>> there's a grassroots effort to get dr. sheppard

welcome back you're taking a live look looking at the platt bridge placid and quiet on this holiday friday. 5:14, 59 cease feels noticeably warmer when you step outside. >> nice and balmy out there. let's go over to matt pellman whole get you to where you're going this morning. >> reporter: some people don't have to go to work this morning but some of them may be heading out to go to gramma for easter or passover. we have a truck on i-95 blocking off two left lanes, we have police and penndot on the scene. it was the same situation yesterday at this time because of construction. the construction has cleared it's the accident that's causing the restrictions and the delays. the other crash in southwest philadelphia at the busy intersection of island and woodland by the seafood market. stick with 70th and route 13 as the alternates around that this morning. why don't we get suburban with the suburban traffic report. we have construction zones that cleared out yesterday early. route 52 lenape road reopened. the one we've been watching for a week, the emergency bridge repairs 131 southbound at

. >> welcome back you're taker ago live look at the platt bridge things looking clear and easy at this early hour, 5:13, 53 degrees, a little cooler, but a nice thursday. >> always great to get in your car and have a full day of work ahead of you. >> reporter: actually i find that peaceful getting in the car and heading to work. maybe you do, too. this is bucks county, chadds ford i-95 at 413. we have no problems, it's early yet, the roads are clear and dry, so if you're coming in from yardley or morrisville you have no problems right there. here's an issue in east norristown, we have water bubbling up on the road at colonial drive and dekalb pike. they have not shut it off but crews coming to the scene. you may see that become a problem. a building fire north coventry township, 7:24 knew schuylkill road at franklin avenue. stick to old schuylkill road because of the building fire going on in chester county. this is the commuter traffic report, the one you get to be a part of when you download the free waze app. looking in gloucester county, new jersey, 322 looking good, if you're trav

atlantic city, you're at the high temperature now 55, you'll platt tow there the rest of the way. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 64 today, 60 tomorrow, lots of clouds around maybe a brief shower during the afternoon, tuesday rebounded nicely, lots of sunshine breezy and warmer, 69. wednesday, 70. thursday, 64. the only reason that's a cooler day is because of the clouds and showers, once that pulls away, friday and saturday are beautiful. both days items in the 70s. the early call on sunday is 75. what did i tell you earlier the following week, not this week, the following week i saw 80s. let's keep the fingers controlsed on that -- crossed on that one. >>> a lot of people made it a point to be in villanova for a good cause. they took part in the break for breakfast classic car show. it raises $8,000 for leukemia and limp lymphoma society. something the phillies -- philly pops are getting ready to close out their season with a little rock and roll. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: it's the pop's final concert of the season it's called legends of ro

next up we have gray area item h at 2065 mission platt place an entertainment permit. >> this is a gray area that is a nonprofit art sort of group that has taken over the older movie theatre they've been opts with us and want to have a full entertainment we got a petition from a neighbor in a letter with concerns why the neighborhood and received some letters of support so you have kind of both sides there maybe full comment as well as this is joseph to talk about that. >> hi, i'm super thrilled to be here i've been working with the city revitalization and collaborated with the commission i'm happy to finally be here we run one events and events without permits and all sorts of events it is really important to have it permit as we grow and expand through this theatre i have a presentation about gray area and brought letters of support from the neighborhood organizations from accident outreach with the local nonprofits and local neighboring businesses so i'll skip this i wasn't sure how this was going to work so gar area we produce education and computer programming to low income artists

with a deadly platt. tonight, what authorities have most feared. an american allegedly trained by eturning to america with specific targets. >>> also tonight, the growing outrage. the pilot who flew undetected who had tourists in a panic. our team getting answers. why was it so easy for him to slip past homeland security? >>> trapped in the cargo hold in midair. tonight, you will hear the frantic 911 call from the bell little of the plane. >> you're where? >> i'm inside a plane. i feel like it's moving in the air. flight 448. can you believe send somebody to stop it? >>> the hit band tonight and the mals five tour bus fire, racing to escape. >>> and the "star wars" trailer revealed. tonight, right here the giant

southwest philadelphia, this is the platt bridge by i-95.lems just yet between 26th street and i-95 looking pretty good. tacony palmyra bridge up right now. head to the betsy ross bridge instead because traffic is stopped. and we had a disabled vehicle just cleared here in glenside on easton road, dave. >> all right karen on the big board we have storm tracker six with showers mainly down to the south in places like dover and cape may county. everybody else looking at gray skies and perhaps a bit of drizzle. we're also a lot cooler this morning with temperatures in the low to mid 40's all the way out from slatington and fleetwood down to pottstown saint davids warrington and 43 degrees in center city. across the river in south jersey, 42 in cinnaminson, 42 in woodbine. if you're running errands this afternoon you might want to give it until maybe after lunchtime as we are looking at a sweep of rain coming through at some point after 9 o'clock up until about noon. after that, 45 degrees, then 47 by 3:00 i can't do anything to warm you up this

a live look at the platt bridge at 95 conditions are good. and, in fact all bridges are clear in our area. that's the good news out there this morning. taking a live look at interstate 76 with your drive times between the vine and blue route, you can expect about a 12-minute commute. and if you are traveling on mass transit, everything is on or close to schedule. >>> good morning. there's a live look outside at cape may. you can see the slick roadways. take it easy as you're heading to work this morning. and that's going to be the same trend as we head into the rest of today as well. we are going to see those wet conditions continuing for us not just for today, but as we head into tomorrow. by friday we're dealing with thunderstorms. also cold days ahead today and tomorrow with temperatures in the 40s. drying out as we push closer to the weekend, which will be nice. a live look outside, it's a dreary start to the morning. 44 degrees in philadelphia. mostly cloudy skies. our feels-like temperature is closer to 37 with the wind speeds gusting t

with a deadly platt. tonight, what authorities have most feared. an american allegedly trained by terrorists returning to america with specific targets. >>> also tonight, the growing outrage. the pilot who flew undetected who had tourists in a panic. our team getting answers. why was it so easy for him to slip past homeland security? >>> trapped in the cargo hold in midair. tonight, you will hear the frantic 911 call from the bell little of the plane. >> you're where? >> i'm inside a plane. i feel like it's moving in the air. flight 448. can you believe send somebody to stop it? >>> the hit band tonight and the mals five tour bus fire, racing to escape. >>> and the "star wars" trailer revealed. tonight, right here the giant new clues. hold on. >> we're home. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with news of that terror arrest. it's the kind of threat authorities have warned of for quite some time now. americans lured overseas by terrorists and trained, and tonight, the first arrest they say oaf an american coming back to the u.s. to attack. this

. >>> this is the platt bridge, that taxi headed toward the airport early this morning.in both directions. moving up river a little bit up the schuylkill these are the twin prince george's. little bit tough to see now because of the sun glare coming up but this is route one, the roosevelt boulevard. the southbound off ramp to ridge avenue also reopened now. but don't forget in burlington county the centerton road bridge remains closed. it was shut down last thursday. they found some problems with the bridge there over the rancocas creek so to get around that temporary blockage you can stick with 295 or 130 as some alternates. at this point otherwise in burlington county we're looking good. tam. >> okay, thank you matt. >>> this is new video showing the devastation caused by two landslides in the brazilian city of salvador. at least 12 people were killed yesterday after heavy rain triggered the ground give way sweeping away a number of hillside homes. rescue workers and residents searched through the debris for survivors as rain continued to pour down. >> happening today

northbound, the taillights right at the airport, this is where you get off to go to island avenue or the platt bridge. again, both directions southbound, looking pretty good right at the airport we take new new jersey, you can kind of same deal, 42 freeway volume increasing heading northbound, see with the headlights southbound looking okay as well. area speeds, we're in the green, running at the speed limit this hour. more news coming >> we told but how many when he celebrated his 94 birthday, well known for his flag ceremony at cape may point every night during the summer, sad to say he passed at 94 years old. touch so many lives begin deed. beautiful life. celebrate him and thank up in the next hour of "eyewitness news" this morning, baltimore under siege. rioters set fire to buildings and cars, and clash with police after the funeral for the man who died in police custody. we're live with a look at the situation this morning. >> and, can you solve the rubic's cube? well there is local teen can. and in record time too. he's joining us live in our studios, to help you do the same. oh, my gos

platt bridge sitting at the mid span looking good for those westbound cars headed toward the airportg and no complaints on our good buddy the ben franklin bridge, no construction yet things remain dry. traffic is moving well. walt whitman betsy ross looking good. tacony palmyra overnight construction cleared out but the crews return at 9 o'clock tonight and no openings at the bridges so far this morning. david. >> matt, storm tracker six live double scan showing you a thin band of precipitation pushing through allentown and reading. it will come down towards the southeast but this stuff back to the west of us is going to push in through philadelphia during the morning commute and it may be midday or even early afternoon before we get the bulk that of past us. if you're in south jersey and delaware nothing happening right now but this is where the steadiest rain is going to fall later today. and probably hang in there through the afternoon. 62 degrees in pottstown right now, 59 in saint davids and quakertown, low 60's in center city and chester so a mild start. of course that rain sta

. >>> also in philadelphia it was mangled steel and frayed nerves on the platt bridge tonight, multi car crash, ground traffic to a halt just about 7:00. chopper six was over the scene of the accident where one vehicle ended up partly on top of another. fortunately nobody was seriously hurt, all traffic heading southbound was detoured for more than an hour. >>> a major construction project on the vine street expressway, is set to start in less than an hour at midnight. it may be an inconvenience to center city drivers for years to come. penndot plans to replace all seven bridges over i676. they were built in the 50's and in some cases, they are falling apart. >>> lets look live now from chopper three, officials called many of the overpasses structurally deficient. they are past points of repair and will be torn down and rebuilt. of course that would be a major under taking but pen to the says don't worry about using the bridges in the meantime. >> they are safe. they are not weight restrict. we have not had to barricade any portions of them but we are out in front of this problem and

the platt bridge it extra heavy to 26th street. on the downside there say crash and you may be better off at the girard point bridge just slightly better in that direction. in media we are watching a crash on state road at the 101 trolley station a wreck in hockessin, on valley road, one on evesham township at kettle run road. and ngt's river line and patco is running on its track work schedule and expect half hour delays because of debris on the tracks. we'll check it again coming up in the next half hour. >> see you again, thank you matt. >>> taking a spin in the city is now easier mayor nutter took the wraps off ofindigo the program is in the works for years now with 2,000 bikes it's easy accessible and a healthy way to get around. >> former cia director, david petraeus hears his fate for leaking classified information. >>> and the winter chill has returned and freeze warnings for tonight and how low temperatures drop and within we warm up again in the accuweather forecast. >> a reminder when you see severe weather and breaking

sky6 live hd taking a live look at the platt bridge. it's going to be a warmer day today, but wet and windy. grab the umbrella as you head out. >> we expecting a lighter commute because of passover and good friday. it's not the case on i-95, matt. >> reporter: it's been a mess today. today is national walk to work day. i would recommend that if it it wasn't raining wow look at i-95. we have two right lanes getting by the accident scene in the work zone. the emergency crews are still out there trying to get things cleared out. the traffic as an absolutely standstill. eastbound sides the cars are starting to stack. if you're coming east on the vine, bail at this point work your way over to delaware avenue columbus boulevard and use that instead of i-95. on the southbound side we're looking at a sizable delay from the betsy ross bridge into girard. the southbound accident has cleared. at this point we have southbound delays, northbound accident with significant delays and southwest philadelphia we have a downed pole from the overnight cras

. >> reporter: i-95 looking at the platt bridge. we're looking good. when we come back we have an overturned vehicle a fire in pottstown and in bensalem a serious accident. >>> if you plan to order an apple watch. hear what the pros have to say about it first in tech bytes next. >> welcome back you're taking a live look here out across center city. you can see the rainy drizzly dense look almost as the fog light clouds up, there another dreary day but at least warmer temperatures are coming our way tomorrow. >> karen promise the a long list of problems, here we go. >> reporter: the roads are damp this morning if that's leading to it, but we have lots of accidents. this is serious in bensalem. live on the scene, we can see the crews out there mechanicsville road is closed between street road and century lane. the driver was entrapped and the accident brought down a pole and wires and stop sign and you can see that right here. so that's the vehicle involved which actually the force of the accident pushed the whole accident scene on to the lawn. here you

philadelphia international airport, for a few moments they closed the eastbound side of 76 and the platteverything is reopen now and the congestion is there resulting from the earlier closures. >> one accident if ridley township, delco at sutton avenue by the vfw post and west norton by the napa auto parts and cherry street and marshall street is another accident scene and chester county a crash along high street at washington street and east knotting ham a wreck on baltimore pike. and got rid of the mess in bensalem. we'll check it again coming up in the 5:00 hour. >> all right see you then my friend. meteorologist, adam joseph is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. coming up next. >>> a positive change today. adam joseph is here. >> wait until you see the numbers the rest of the week into the upcoming weekend, look at this photo by one of our photographers chuck this morning the rain passed through in locations a burst here and there mixing with the sun you get the sun and the rain falling at the same time you get the sun's rays to bend and reflect and retract off t

as we head to the west, the warmth is building 70s in chicago and 80 in sioux falls and 80 in north platt and 80 in wichita, kansas the wind will start to relax. 52 at 7:00 but we falled into the low 40s at okay tonight and as we look to the accuweather forecast we'll see the nicest day tomorrow and 70 on friday but a wet day and cooler air for easter. >> all right thank you adam. >>> and anti-muslim advertisement ghana appearing on dozens of septa buses it's adolf hitler talking to a muslim leader, they tried to ban the ads but septa lost they are asking those that oppose the message to control their anger in a civil and constructive way, here at the big board with big news from atlantic city today where plans were unveiled for a $50 million playground at the pier at caesars, what is now the upscale but struggling pier shops, it will be a mecca of shopping music venue and bars and even a bowling alley and it will all spill on to the beach and all by summer it's the brain child of philadelphia developer bart blatstein, with a.c. losing four casinos and 8,000 people losing jobs, it's time

just getting reports of a crash on the platt bridge headed towards philadelphia approaching 46th street and one lane is blocked and a wreck in darby along main street and concord road and on the bucks county border a vehicle flipped over here on the ramp from the south roosevelt boulevard to wide haven eastbound, the ramp is block as is the outer side of the boulevard they are crunched in there to go to route 1 and a delay on septa's chestnut west and are you boarding all trains from the inbound platforms. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this thursday, one of our friends just passed the crash in northeast philadelphia and took a picture of the backlog along byberry road, a mess there and elsewhere. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> very good thanks. >>> we have a grim update to breaking news we passed along a few minutes ago. we have just been told that authorities found a stillborn fetus at a recycling plant the 2200 block of mount ephraim avenue chopper 6 hd is over that scene live, this is in the preliminary phases police told us about this when they wer

while a child driver is punished by his parents in utah, another one is praised by police in north platteaska. why? it it's a different story caught on the dash board camera of investigator roth frees, on may 17, 2009. >> call was a subject driving rather erratically. >> a dark pickup weaving toward him in the middle lane. it appears to be leading a parade. >> had several vehicles behind it. one of the vehicles had its flashers on like it was trying to warn other motorists. i noticed the vehicle continued to come towards my lane of travel head-on towards me but it was moving rather slowly. >> this erratic vehicle belongs to restaurant owner philip mains. just a few minutes earlier, he was driving home with his two young sons in the back seat. >> joe passed the mall. it was roughly about 6:15, 6:20 and actually, that was the last thing i remember. >> and then mains, a diabetic, fainted behind the wheel. >> what caused me to pass out is my sugar had dropped. >> when i got close enough to see inside the vehicle, i noticed a male subject with his head laying back. it appeared as though he was

stay right on the schuylkill and that will put you down over platt bridge and into the airport you go. it is only closed this morning on the eastbound side until 5:00 o'clock. the there is an accident west on 422 right at the oaks off ramp otherwise mass transit, is looking good. the chris and lauren, back to you. >>> we will continue to follow this developing story in north philadelphia, a man is shot in the side in the north 22nd street and susquehanna have avenue. police responding just before 1:00 they found the man, 20 shell casings on the ground and a vehicle also hit by gunshot. circumstances surrounding the shooting are unclear right now. victim is in stable condition. so far in arrests have have been made. >>> philadelphia police are investigating two hit and runs. >> this is so sad a four year-old boy was killed in kingsessing a toddler and mother struck in fair hill in critical condition. lets get to steve keeley with the very latest on this good morning. >> reporter: had hard to believe that other second boy is hurt so bad, extremely critical and even though a passerby rus

live shot taking a look at that george platt bridge there as we opened up and came back from, commercialhere. temperatures warmer then yesterday. forty-one in mount pocono. fifty-two downtown. forty-seven in lancaster. watching us down the the shore in wildwood, we're looking at 50. forty-nine in millville and dover checking in at 49 degrees. a little scan of ultimate doppler, not a storm cloud at all in the skies. so we are shaping up, actually we are getting into good shape for today. however that coastal storm will stay well to our north and that is going to keep things a little breezy this morning and thanks to this high pressure, a storm blocker, over the next two days will make things a little warmer. all warmer temperatures will move up in our area and you will love the high temps, over the next couple of days and then by thursday we will see a cool down and some rain rolls through that will not only cool us down that rain is also going to clear out the the air because the allergies are going to be jammo on the allergy game over the next couple of days. the here's your seven day f

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there you see sunshine bright above the platt bridge and we are looking at a bright start.are going to be some additional clouds that build in as the day goes on and eventually we'll get some rain. 50 degrees currently though, with calm winds so a pretty nice morning to get out there. you'll need a little bit of a jacket. it's a little on the cool side. in terms of rain today, during the morning a slight chance of some of that stuff popping through the north. future tracker six kind of hooking i don't and to that idea. looks like it's mainly an issue for the poconos. and then later in the afternoon after about 2 o'clock or so, we'll be on the lookout in the western suburbs for the development of some showers and there could be a couple of gusty thunderstorms here, too. so the big issue with these aside from brief downpour and of course lightning, you always get that with any thunderstorm would be a sudden burst of wind ahead of these downpour producing thunderstorms, okay, and that's why we're asking you to secure your trash cans and anything else that might blow around if

it actually goes under the south platte river. it has 10 in there since 1953.ost: what is your question about it? caller: i don't have any problems and it's been there since 1953. guest: age is an issue with gas. tom is talking about an important pipeline. supporters of keystone say we've already got this 60-year-old pipeline. let's not eat so concerned about keystone. a good operator that inspects that doesn't have to worry. the keystone one pipeline had a dozen small leaks in its first couple years of operation. they shut down proactively for a little bit. environmentalists say how can we trust them to patrol this. this furthers the debate about who should be in charge. the question we often get is does it matter what's moving to the pipeline? host: are oilsands more corrosive than other kinds of oil or gas? guest: there is a study about that. they were using a very limited data pool, but they found that no it's not the case. this is what's happening all over the country right now. we are producing so much oil and pushing so much through older pipelines. host

since 2006 that net trade balance has risen more there of $300 billion with a movement to use the plattetowards surplus. where does that come from? by far the largest trade -- trade balance surplus and that is troubling because that looks to be structural analyze more as the hero gets weaker overtime. but a lot of the change comes from the deep recession in the periphery greece and ireland and spain and portugal has driven down it has through the european periphery is from a deficit or -- deficit importing more to a major surplus that is of major source so with those he emerging markets is one of the reasons they remain very low is the world and that is a headwind to u.s. growth because it hurts our exports. the good news is the reason for much of that trade imbalance is that they are in a depression they are not importing much there for exporting extra savings to the rest of the world. that is not good news for the periphery of europe and some point this is not a long term structural issue because at some point that surplus will moderate so looking around the world we see a tendency of

. >>> speaking out the reserve sheriff's deputy accused of platte anywhere the death of a fleeing suspect accidentally when he confused his pistol for a stun gun. confusing questions about whether bates received proper training to begin with cnn's ed lavendera picks up the story with the latest. >> it's been more than two weeks since the shooting death of eric harris for the first time we're hearing from the reserve deputy. 73-year-old robert bates. >> i shot him, i'm sorry. >> 73-year-old reserve deputy robert bates was charged with second-degree manslaughter after he used his pistol instead of a stun gun, killing eric harris. in an interview with nbc's "today show," bates says he still can't believe it happened. >> first and foremost let me apologize to the family of eric harris. you know this is the second-worst thing that's ever happened to me or worst. ever happened to me in my life. i've had cancer a number of years ago. i didn't think i was going to get there. luckily i was able to go to a hospital where i had hours of surgery. i rate this as number one. on my list of things in my

people that were born and raised in community, to emerge as leaders and to use our tragedy as the platteo come in and exploit us. they are opportunists and take our real tragedy and real pain and they use it as a platform to advance their own agendas. and we've got to stop that nip that in the bud and start to report the truth. that can only be gathered from the people that live in it. >> this was a group of young men i had the opportunity to speak with earlier today before they started volunteering to clean up in the area of sand town that is the neighborhood of freldty gray, the 25-year-old who was injured in police custody on april 12th and then died a week later. they had such a strong message today and got out in their community to help clean up after the violence and rioting that they saw last night in their specific area. we've been showing you images on the left hand side of the screen that have been taking place today of different groups that have organized together today. one of the bigger stats we have learned about is 20 police officers have been injured. we know different ju