these are pop ups. you see closer to midnight if you are out and about late, that he is where you might run into one. tomorrow a beautiful day saturday afternoon with highs around 70. computer models are not printing out much liquid. a couple of tenths here. fast showers. take the umbrella in case you run into something. after school 80, a b. scattered showers and maybe a thunderstorm but bright. 80 degrees today. 16 warmer than normal. thunderstorm this afternoon. tomorrow sunshine midday. afternoon high of 70. accuweather seven-day forecast. 64 sunday. nice ocean air coming in. warm up to 72 on monday. we will keep an eye on next week. it's springtime. all over the place up and down and unstable fast moving weather, all kinds of stuff. comfortable out here this morning. great for a walk or jog. >>> troubles on 78 are getting worse and worse. we have three separate accidents. newscopter 7 is above. john del giorno will tell us the full story on 78. good morning, john. >> good morning. heather. we will

pop pop go the pistol bang bang bang go the gun pop pop pop go the pistol pop pop pop go the pistol bang bang bang go the gun show us the love sign the love sign pop, pop, pop love sign pop, pop, pop get up love sign >> that is, of course, the legendary prince performing here on "today" in 1994, 22 years ago. >>> we're back in a moment. >>> look at this. jenna bush and hoda. >> so excited. >> we're counting down till sunday. >> sunday morning. >> what's going on? >> you're on the show. hoda kotb has a piece for us. >>> plus, my day with ice cube. his group inducted into the rock&roll hall of fame. we talked about how the outlawed hip hop group got accepted into the hall. >> we never thought we'd ever anywhere near here. to be so hated and despised when we first came out by so many people, to get that recognition from the industry, in a lot of ways, saying rap wasn't music when we first started. >> was that living your dream? >> look at you both. >> did you put your sunglasses on to look as cool as him? we did drive around in a '64 impala. that's on sunday along with hoda on sunday.

♪ pop, pop, pop ♪ love sign ♪ pop, pop, pop ♪ get up ♪ love sign >> that is, of course, the legendaryng on? >> you're on the show. hoda kotb has a piece for us. >>> plus, my day with ice cube. his group inducted into the rock&roll hall of fame. we talked about how the outlawed hip hop group got accepted into the hall. >> we never thought we'd ever anywhere near here. to be so hated and despised when we first came out by so many people, to get that recognition from the industry, in a lot of ways, saying rap wasn't music when we first started. >> was that living your dream? >> look at you both. >> did you put your sunglasses on to look as cool as him? >> i couldn't wear them during the interview. we did drive around in a '64 impala. >>> expect more cloudy skies and off and on rain through the rest of the morning and early afternoon. temperatures will hold steady in the mid 60s in the south bay peninsula and trivalley. expect lower 60s in the north bay and san francisco. the winds turn gusty and much of the rain should be out of here in time for the evening commute and allow you to get o

iggy pop. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] thank you very much. thank you for watching. thank you all of you for coming. i hope you had a good weekend. i hope your lives are going smoothly. hey, this is pretty crazy. i don't know if you saw this. beyonce had a special. it was a mystery. the they only announced it a week before it came out. they never said if it was a concert or game show or documentary. turned out it was an hour long music video for all the songs on her new album. how they kept it a secret, i don't know. she called it lemonade. you didn't have to do a ton of reading into the lyrics that understand that much of the lyrics imply that her husband had an affair. and so beyonce took his lemons and squeezed them really hard and made them lemonade. she made it into an album and video. she walks around with a baseball bat. she throws her wedding ring at the camera. she sings about him singing someone named nickname to a becky. that used to be marr

this peace is talking about pop politics. what are they and why did you think this was an important issue to explore in the magazine? se thisr have been suspended. producing some of the worst presidential punditry that we've ever seen. lastingaw donald trump as long as he has. no one saw bernie sanders coming at all. to the fact that pundits have been using the old rules or playing by a different understanding of the political landscape. somehow, 2016 has been the coleman nation of a process that has been long in the works of the insinuation of celebrity culture into political culture. -- culmination of a process. the line between those things is gone. we are seeing cheaply through the avatar of donald trump -- chiefly through the avatar of donald trump's years of celebrity in the political world. host: politics has always had parliaments of entertainment and entertainment has always had a political dimension. means?lain what that guest: they've always drawn from each other. kennedyhe power of john , the hollywood glamour of

and they were twice as high as the house itself, and then you hedaard popping, pop pop, like wood or whatever it was. then it went boof, like so, and the fire came out of both sides. chopper 4 above the scene. you can see some of the damage that this fire did. suffolk police told me just moments ago, the cause of the fire appears to be nonkril. we don't know exactly how it ignited, about you it looked like three. the one sand point, folks, a lot of these homes, homes that were destroyed today, were homes that were damaged by hurricane and. that fire now destroys before the homeowners could actually get back inside. >> fullout tonight. board elections by the state >> the ag sd his office has received more than a thousand complaints so far. >>> here in new york, it's easy to get lost in a sea of people, but the board of elections is not supposed to lose track, and that's one reason where the. voters like john is to live in brooklyn. >> i've never had a problem. this was the first time my name just wasn't there. >> reporter: and soon became big national news. >> it is absurd, and in bro

it's called international pop. >>> it's main goal and challenge and element is to reframe pop art in a global context. we have collage, and film and sculpture. >> reporter: it features a total of 150 works by 87 artists from around the world. >>> we have art from japan, brazil, germany and eastern europe. >> reporter: dinner date by venezuelanavment -- venezuelan art. >>> you've seen oldenburg was doing in the 60s and what his contemporaries were doing and widen your view of pop. >> reporter: you can download spotify play list by ben vaughn. >>> we encourage people to listen to it in the exhibition space. >> reporter: in philadelphia we're a great pop city this is a great chance to build on the knowledge. >> reporter: international pop is on display through may 15. go to arts in fill.org or go to loves the arts and other area events. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. >> time to get a final check. accuweather forecast with meteorologist david murphy. >> reporter: it's a beauty out there today. we have temperatures climbing up to 80 or so in the northern and western suburbs th

♪ pop, pop, pop ♪ love sign ♪ pop, pop, pop ♪ get up ♪ love sign >> that is, of course, the legendaryrson that really gets this is katie mcginty. she came from a working-class family. she was ninth of 10 kids. she gets it. she'll fight for equal pay for equal work. katie mcginty will protect social security and medicare. that's why president obama and vice president biden support her, too. she'll make a heck of a senator. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. that's what congressman for wsestak did.ceos - sestak was one of only eight democrats to join republicans to allow ceos of bailed out banks to pay themselves unlimited bonuses using bailout money. an "outrage," according to newspapers. katie mcginty- tough on wall street ceos, a fighter for pay equity for women. praised by former gov. ed rendell, "she'll stand strong for working families." katie: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. >>> look at this. jenna bush and hoda. >> so excited. >> we're counting down till sunday. >> sunday morning. >> what's going on? >> you're on the show. hoda kotb has a piec

pop-up showers in the forecast tonight. overcast skies through philadelphia.at the radar, though, very unorganized weather system. we're going to keep showers in the forecast. there's not going to be any clearing any time soon, just all off to the west and south. zoom in here, most of the area really just seeing clouds and some very light showers through south jersey and delaware and more rain, though, expected to move in overnight tonight. the best chance for any light rain right now is in south jersey, and in delaware. future weather, though, throughout the rest of tonight, that shows pop-up showers too. heading out this evening, this is futurecast showing us over the next few hours, pop-up showers, but most of the area is dry. midnight tonight, more rain through south jersey and delaware and some could be heavy or thunderstorms. few popup showers possible, levalley, moving through overnight and early tomorrow, this is 6:30 saturday morning, mostly south jersey and delaware seeing the rain in the morning, and that could be lingering even by noon tomorrow. so

pop art is something we think we all know. in philadelphia we're a great pop city. this is a great chance to build on that knowledge. >> reporter: international pop is on display at the philadelphia museum of art through may 15. go to the arts in philly.org or visit abc.com/loves the arts for area events. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. glrp welcome back taking a live look right now via sky6 live hd you can see the center city skyline, the platt bridge there in the distance, i can't wait to get outside, a gorgeous day right now. 12:50. >>> hundreds of people went fr a walk for the victims of crime today. the action cam was at the wilmington river front plaza this morning for the third annual voice for david 5k run walk kicked off there. it raises money for victims' voices heard. it creates programs to keep convicted chris to returning to a life of crime after being released from prison. today's walk is in honor of david loud junior who was murdered in fort meyers florida. he was 23 years old. >>> consumer reports analyzed prepaid cards. katherine and her

this piece is talking about pop politics. what are pop politics and why did you think this was an important issue to explore in the magazine? guest: the rules of the political universe this year have been suspended. producing some of the worst presidential punditry that we've ever seen. lastingaw donald trump as long as he has. no one saw bernie sanders coming at all. to the fact that pundits have been using the old rules or playing by a different understanding of the political landscape. somehow, 2016 has been the coleman nation of a process that has been long in the works of the insinuation of celebrity culture into political culture. -- culmination of a process. the line between those things is gone. we are seeing cheaply through the avatar of donald trump -- chiefly through the avatar of donald trump's years of celebrity in the political world. host: politics has always had parliaments of entertainment and entertainment has always had a political dimension. means?lain what that guest: they've always drawn from each other.

pop-up shower or thunderstorm starts around 3:00, 4:00. it's not a washout but you could run into a shower this evening, tonight and tomorrow and sunday a couple of nice sunny days. great weekend coming up. have a great, safe weekend. >> thank you, bill. >> that's the news for now. i'm ken rosato. >> i'm lori stokes. thanks for starting your morning with us. have a terrific weekend. "good morning america" is up ofof the dearly beloved we are gathered together to get through this thing called life >>> good morning, america. celebrating outpouring of love for the electrifying star who changed the face of music, defying learning breaking new details about his mysterious sudden death found unresponsive in his studio's elevator a week after being sick. his flight making an emergency landing. the investigation underway right now. this is what it sounds like when doves cry >> i could have never imagined this in my wildest dream. >> a seven-time grammy winner oscar winner and rock & roll hall of famer, the 5'2" star larger than life. >>> the enigm

then, this is his new album, called "post pop depression," iggy pop from the samsung stage with helpome queens and monkeys! tomorrow night, kate hudson, evan peters, and music from james bay. and later this week, johnny knoxville, chadwick boseman, chs hardwick, music from john mellencamp, robert randolph, and nick jonas featuring tove lov. please join us for all that. >> jimmy: despite exhibiting the boyish good looks of a freshman in community college, our first guest has been in the entertainment industry for more than 85 years. his show is called "grandfathered," it airs tuesday night on fox, please welcome john stamos. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi. all right. all right. [ cheers and applause ] >> you think i milk it, don't you? >> jimmy: i don't think you milk it, but what i notice is contrast, and i notice there's a difference. i come out and everyone is like hey, and you come out and everyone is like, a weird almost like sexual urge that is being focussed on you. pelvises are being put forth. >> it's great, isn't it? >> jimmy: yeah. fantastic. >> you look great, jimmy look at

the model is showing you the showers and thunderstorms popping through.f you get a thunderstorm heading in your direction you meant to take cover from it. because it could produce brief gusty winds and there's the threat of lightning. there's talk of possible small hail in small areas from that. most thunderstorms get through in the evening hours. overnight we dry out and by the time we wake up saturday morning you should be drying and see the return of sunshine. if you see the storms, moderate chance of lightning and downpours and brief winds and small hail. it's a warm day feeling like june than april. 64 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 70. 74 by noon. 80 is the 3:00 p.m. temperature high of 81 around 4:00 p.m. notice how the clouds get thicker and we are in the shower pattern where a pop-up shower is possible. high temperatures on the warm side. 78 in allentown. 81 in philadelphia. 76 in millville. down the shore, mid 60s. if you're heading out on the town. low 70s by 7:00 p.m. down in the mid 60s by 11:00 p.m. i'm posting a chance of a shower i don't

pop radiodes npr, vox and tv recordings. native american radio anddcasting's -- broadcast nonmainstream productions. this is part of a national conference posted by the library of congress in conducting with the radio preservation task force. it is about an hour and a half. >> all right, i think we are ready to start. so good morning. aneka and i am going panel.hairing this basically keeping everybody more or less on time although we are starting a little bit late. so i just want to introduce our panelists and the weight will get started. i think we will go in the order .isted in your program -- weo this panel is on are going to -- so, this panel is on radio and national heritage and we are going to hear first from jane gilden and a member of npr who will talk about how they created the npr historical archive. >> good morning, everybody. this is jane, my colleague. we are from the research archive and data strategy team at the national public radio. we are known as rad. in our company. several of our colleagues are also in a

pop art in a global context.e have examples of installation and inter active pieces and film and sculpture. >> reporter: it features 150 works by 87 artists from around the world. >>> we have art from japan and afternoon tina and brazil and eastern europe. >> reporter: dinner date is included by venezuela artist. and number 35. >>> this is international show. some of the artist featured have works of pop art throughout the city. >>> if you've been at 15th and market you've seen the work. come to think the show. widen your view of pop. >> reporter: visitors can download a spotify play list. >>> there's great knowledge of the music from the period so we're encouraging people to listen to it in the exhibition state. in philadelphia we're a great pop city, but this exhibition is a great chance to build on that knowledge. >> reporter: international pop is on display at the philadelphia museum of art there may 15th. go to 6abc loves the arts for other areas events. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. >>> so what

and we'll see the pop-ups continuing at least through that 8:00 or 9:00 hour. it is extremely mild, 85 philadelphia as well address wilmington and dover, where we have seen rain and the numbers have backed off to 70 for reading as well address trenton and mercer county. you see the yellow box popping up the severe thunderstorm watch, the potential is there through 9:00 through the viewing area for any storms that develop. we have a few more hours to see the storms drifting through. 52 philadelphia and 49 millville and 41 in dover, with the early storms and then the clouds linger through much of the overnight hours. future tracker 6 at 6:00 again no solid line passing through, so not everybody is going to get wet. scattered south of philadelphia at 6:00 and 8:30 it starts to push off the coast and the clouds lingering around philadelphia and as we get into wednesday morning, the front will only make it so far to the south so south of philadelphia tomorrow could be very cloudy while areas to the north are seeing sunshine than continues into the afternoon. tempera

you can see the rain popping up on first alert radar.wers are popping up there, there's been a few storms in the region as well. i'm keith jones. let's get to our weather for a look at what's out there in your neighborhood. what's coming down now? >> we don't have much locally, keith, but west and down to the south, you can really see it on radar. we have storms to the south. scattered showers and storms to the west. this is a very unorganized weather system of the the rest of tonight and even early tomorrow, we can expect pop up showers and chance of thunderstorms, too, and also with the new neighborhood weather we are showing you, don't forget the seven day forecast always scrolling at the bottom of the screen. let's zoom in locally. if you have the plans to head out tonight, i think most of the area will be staying dry, but we'll have showers, thunderstorms moving into maryland currently, but locally, we've mainly seen the rain in parts of south jersey and delaware. cape may county, you saw the live video we had the rain move through

>>> tonight the world is mourning the loss of pop legend prince. the sudden death of pop legend. prince roger nelson found unresponsive in an elevator in his paisley park estate in suburban minneapolis. the local sheriff investigating the circumstances of his death. the source familiar telling nbc there is no indication of foul play. he had, though, been battling the flu for about three weeks. last week the performer's tour plane made an emergency landing in illinois because he felt ill. he was treated at a hospital in illinois. he was released after three hours. last thursday he performed. performed what would end up being his final official concert. this is a photo from that show at atlanta's fox theater. he apologized for cancelling his sold out concert a week prior. fans say he did not appear to be sick. they said his voice did crackle a bit when he spoke. it did not impact his singing. he ended with three encores. he didn't perform saturday again at paisley park trying to waive off any concerns about his health. tonight, fans all over the world remembering the singer's expan

we are playing a program known as vox pop. two of those have the microphone asking questions about current events and things we hope will be of interest to you. the questions happening about things in the world at this particular time. the first gentleman is to my left. mind telling us your name please? [indiscernible] in houston. from what you had read in the opinionheavy formed an as to the guilt of the murder of a child? >> i have. chuck: the lindbergh kidnapping. >> now why do you say that? >> from the newspapers. >> can you tell us why you formed that opinion? >> seeing his picture on screen, he looks like a man that would be capable of the crime. >> in other words, you judge him by his looks. chuck: isn't that incredible? [laughter] that little snippet is just indicative of the entire program. i mean, just this one recording from early 1935, right before they were picked up by nbc, is just a treasure trove of information about texas, about mass communication at that time, about accents, dialects, the average educational

there could drizzle or vigil or shower popping up.here could more of that this evening, but generally speaking it could be cloudy and cool and damp. there are changes saturday and sunday, and cloud cover and the timing of rain, details coming up. >> reporter: all right, dave, it seemed like yesterday our problems were on i-95. we're starting off with the same story. this is the disabled vehicle i-95 southbound approaching allegheny. penndot is zooming in you can see the truck with the arrow board, a close shot with the rear view mirror. we have a disabled tractor-trailer blocking the right lane, i-95 southbound at allegheny. we had another one that just cleared. the last one ran over debris and that caused the disability. hopefully that's not the case there, as we look at a tight shot penndot checking it out in detail. i-95 southbound near wilmington, an accident blocking the two right lanes. these speeds were currently 36 miles per hour and it dropped to 16 miles per hour. the times it caused problems in delaware i-95 southbound with

let's get to pat collins live >> pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, that's what they say it sounded like. 15 shots rapid fire. one after another. and when it was all over, three men wounded, one woman murdered. the victim, 49-year-old joanne woods. she works as an attendant on a prince george's county school bus. it happened about 1:30 this morning in forestville. joanne woods was standing here with a group of three men. a car pulls up. a man gets out. he opens fire into the group. there's a lot of lead in the air. the three men wounded, one critical. joanne woods, she's hit, too. she falls dead to the ground here. now people around who saw it, people around who heard it they don't want to be seen talking about it. >> i heard, like, 14 shots, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> 14. >> 14 shots. >> when you came out, what did you see? >> i didn't come out. not in this neighborhood, i might get shot myself. >> reporter: joanne woods had one child, her only child. he talked to her last night hours before she was killed. we'll hear from him coming up at 5:00. pat, back to you. >> thanks, pat. >>> it's been less th

over at wxpn radio host dan reid called prince more than a pop star. >> prince played r and b, pop, rock roll, jazz, i mean whatever he wanted to play. he went into all realms of music. >> he was a producer, arranger, he was an entrepreneur, he started his own label, had his own recording company up there, he found so many different artists, multi faceted and tremendously talented. >> both men called prince music timeless and they say his songs even from the 80's, sound fresh today. our very own joyce evans sat down with prince when he performed in south philadelphia, back in 2004, 12 years ago, he told her he a had so many hits, he struggled to get them in all of the shows. >> i keep making muse i can. so i try to make room for the new music that we have. we have so much catalogue now is there never enough time to get to everything that people want to hear. >> he is right, there are just too many hits. president barack obama released a statement regarding statement of death reading in part as one of the most gifted prolific musicians of all time. prince dit all. funk, r and b, rock and

pops and everyone getting down on the ground. crawl," so icrawl, got on the ground, and he said you are going to run with me. i am not going to let you die. women suffered nonlife threatening injuries. one of them a member of attracting for bringing in university. she was on her way -- binghamton university. she was on her way to attract me. u.s.dermyer is a former marine. he leaves behind a wife and two young children. a candlelight vigil will be held tonight. much more coming up at 3:30 p.m. this afternoon. we will be covering that throughout the day. live in richmond, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. jummy: thank you for that report. another police officer, this time in alabama, recovering after a shooting overnight about 30 miles south of mobile. authorities say the officer and suspect exchanged gunfire. the officer underwent surgery, but is expected to be ok. this noon, we are following developments in overnight shooting in prince george's county. police are investigating this as a homicide. after 1:30 in the morning, a man was sh

we, of course, are celebrating the prince of pop. this morning taking us inside her secret vault and may be spring but winter is coming. did i say it right, amy? we're gearing up for "game of thrones," the real jamie lannister is with us and the throne. so nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> welcome to times square. we'll be back. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast what to look at relapsing way multiple sclerosis? this is tecfidera. tecfidera is not an injection. it's a pill for relapsing ms that has the power to cut relapses in half. imagine what you could do with fewer relapses. tecfidera may cause serious side effects, such as allergic reactions, pml, which is a rare brain infection that u

the sudden death of pop super star prince. tonight, fans pay tribute to the music legend here at home and across the nation. >>> he was described as a music genius. a master of rock, pop and soul who was a trail blazer for generations of performers. >> right now, a large celebration of prince's life and music is under way in brooklyn. a d.j. spinning songs and hundreds of people dancing in the streets. >> we have team coverage on the life and legacy of the music legend. compound in paisley park where flowers now line the gates. >> reporter: music fans around the world are reacting to the loss of music icon prince. the body of the 57-year-old singer was discovered this morning at his home in suburban minneapolis. he was pronounced dead a short time later. no further details are known about the cause of death. nearby outside of prince's paisley park studios, fans assembled in the rain to honor the artist's memory. >> he was just a really beautiful individual. he was so creative and full of life. that i have a really hard time un

notice 3:00, 5:00 a shower and a thunderstorm could pop up. get ready for that. nine straight days, heather, of sunny dry weather comes to an end later today. what is going on with the trains. >> we will talk about long island railroad. they are providing extra service, 1:49 to 3:30 p.m. for the holiday. doing fine. b.q.e. coming up through brooklyn and you make your way into the brooklyn bridge. we have ongoing construction over here. the left lane is blocked off. you can see the brooklyn bridge in the middle of the screen, looking great into manhattan. trying to get there is the tough part. i got word that we have issues on the d trains. service between 145th to fordham was because of track work. george washington bridge inbound lower level has been reopened. outbound under the apartments the construction has been cleared. street cleaning rules are in effect. ken, lori, over to you. >> heather, thank you. >>> developing this morning, fierce flames destroyed a suffolk county condo complex overnight. >> several people lost literally everything in the blaze. diana

tonight, box pop is -- vox pop is broadcasting from fort knox. when a terrific crowd we have. 4000 soldiers already to raise the roof. ok. cheering] >> say, that sounds like the whole army is here. drags it you said it, bert. fulks, there are folks from all uncle sam's army. his armyoducing him as name, acting sergeant michael stevens. [applause] >> mike, what is your outfit? >> i am in the fifth detachment. >> who is the commanding general ? >> general henry. yessiree. henry, in your you doing company? >> i am acting supply sergeant. >> when you mean acting supplies under? >> that means i am still a private, but it is going in for a second time -- [laughter] >> that is all right, mike, as a regular soldier you are all right. [chuckling] >> this was live, obviously and even know they would properly properly vetts -- on,guests before they went things would happen. that would probably have never passed the sensors. the warrior actually starts now companion fornew parks. wally, too, seem to like the bottle a little too much or it part for athe the p

pop or vice versa. when we do face time she does the same thing. and we're going to have another little baby in the summer, so we couldn't be happier. >> relishing family life, speaking of politics secretary clinton may have the delegate the momentum. he's won the last eight out of nine contests mostly in states out of west. but he was here in new york, that the senator sanders stepped up his attacks against mrs. clinton challenging everything from qualifications to ties to wall street. the senator joined us earlier this morning on eyewitness news. >> i am talking to the issues that impact working families. the the need to raise the minimum rage to $15 -- wage to $15 an hour. the need to pass paid family and medical leave. the need to combat climate change and transform the energy system. when you're out leading and people respond to the issues, when you are with people respond saying other candidates have to follow you. where i would say to the african-american community, look at my record. look at our

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and now, the prince of pop i a sense has also departed.hat death confirmed by prince's publicist. >> you mentioned you are, of course, in washington, d.c. tell us a bit about prince's last appearance there in the capital. reporter: it was last year. pretty much exactly a year ago, in june, of 2015. prince had had relationship, in a sense, with president obama. he was a supporter of his. and he was called to the white house for a very, very secret concert. that was the day before or after. i don't remember entirely. before or after, a concert that prince held in downtown washington, d.c. he went to the east room of the white house, held a private concert, 500 stars and supporters and friends of the obamas. and there was an appearance there by stevie wonder as well, a very star-studded appearance that had not been made public by the white house. it was a very secretive event, very much symbolic of what prince really was like. very secretive person who changed a lot over the years, changed his name as well, after all, remember? at one point,

. >> get into the first position, pliet and pop the booty. >> pop, pop, pop the booty. >> lesson two.way down to the right. >> i don't know if my body can twerk. >> little boy blue's got it. that one over there needs a little more work. >> let's just get down and dirty. get down to the floor. get on our knees and we're going to crawl. >> right across the floor. >> then we'll start with our hands behind our head and kick with your right and kick with your left and come down with your hands by your knees and back it up a few times. one, two, three. >> the girl is struggling a little more but you won't be seeing all of us do that at "right this minute." . hey, charity! >> if you want to see the whole thing, head over to rightthisminute.com and click on tv show or click on the mobile app. >>> picking up passengers at the bus stop for a ride in a ferrari. lithium battery inside so it will last a while before it needs to be recharged. >> awesome. >> just like that. >>> some people have techno rage and some people have techno boots. after many years of service, his xbox 360 has passed. time

that's "pop news."this bridge and scattered light to moderate showers and moving through the northern napa sayly and then they can have heavier rain and briefly and faster and is >>> 8:29 and let's take and then it's the two left lanes but going to san jose and then it's the accident and south bound and then the shoulder and then also this problem and 101 off the roadway. we will have another news update in 30 minutes. news continues with good morning america. >>> purple rain purple rain ♪ ♪ yeah yeah yeah ♪ purple rain purple rain ♪ i only want to see you laughing in the purple rain ♪ [ applause ] >> wow. the harlem gospel choir. thank you all. that's just a taste of what's to come. we'll hear more from them in a little bit. >>> we are gearing up for "game of thrones." it's one of the biggest shows on television right now. and guess what -- >> we have the throne behind us. we are talking to nikolaj coster-waldau, one of its stars in a moment but first jesse palmer sat down with nikolaj's co-star who pl

notice though, pretty heavy duty thunderstorms popping up here.the deep south, we do actually sit in a severe weather threat zone as well, but right on the edge in delaware, where it comes to the slight risk. so, for most of you, it is a marginal ricks, in other words, lowest risk possible. for isolated thunderstorms, anything that pops up has the capable of producing heavy downpours, gusty wind, true the further south go in the delmarva peninsula, it is a windy couple every days coming up. most notably into sunday morning, gusts as high as 50, 06 miles per hour, at which point high wind watch in effect, as well. very warm today, but, we see a huge bottoming out take effect here by sunday, more like february, and we see the reinforcing colds shots, keep on coming into early next week. meisha? >> we love the spring, katie but like the problem child, just don't know what is going to happen. >> great way of putting. >> you know what i mean? >> but, we welcome it, right? we can't complain about the 70s, guess we'll take the crazy had's, i go he is jus

. -- pop politics. stay tuned. ♪ >> madam secretary, we proudly give 72 of our delegate votes to the next president of the united states. [cheering] ♪ ofwarren, he had a couple meals and a steam shovel. theink in this one of reasons he was so radically antigovernment and though your entire fortune to the government. >> sunday night on "q and a, sally denton talks about her --k, which takes the credit a critical look at one of the large and engineering companies in the world. >> who else in the united states government will get to build these projects throughout the world? i think it is fine for it to be backdoor, but the american tax year is paying for it and it would seem that the american tax day or should have some access thenformation about contacts, the amount of money, their safety, the political relationships. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q and a." journal"ngton continues. host: joining us now is congressman brendan boyle, democrat from pennsylvania. sorry about that. he will be d

there is the chance of a pop-up shower or maybe a thunderstorm beginning to pop and an even better chancet 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 as this rumbledss -- through the i-5-corridor. it indicates that there could be a drenching thunderstorm mixed in with this spotty pattern. by 7:00 all the precipitation is by the coast and then we are all done by 9:00 or 10:00 tonight and the overnight hours start to clear. there is a slight risk of severe weather, most of you will not see the thunderstorms but those of you that do would want to take cover in the lower floors, because ahead of these cells a strong burst of wind and perhaps some small hail. otherwise a warm afternoon, 76 in the lehigh valley and mostly cloudy and afternoon storms are possible and down the shore cooler but better than the last couple of days, 75 degrees and probably feeling muggy as the day goes on with the late day and early evening showers. in philadelphia we think we'll tack 5 more degrees on the high. and 83 degrees hits quickly over the next couple of hours, in the afternoon and evening you have the showers and thunderstorms with

a true legend of pop tamara: shocking !! i'm crying and sad. rip prince !! you & your music will be missed !!!! karen: we have rain in our forecast tomorrow. it will be purple. right now on kron4.com.we have a special section dedicated to prince's life and legacy. there's a picture slideshow of his amazing outfits throught the years. also, oyou can listed to his hit songs.we've also posted the 911 call when he was found lifeless in his elevator. a sad day for so many.as we mourn a true superstar and musical genuis. we are following breaking news >> pam: tonight. a large sinkhole opens up in the middle of san francisco. shutting down streets. kate cagle joins us live from sacramento and lyon streets. >> reporter: as the much bigger since then a lot of neighbors here in the neighborhood tell me their surprise see this because the street was only three pave a year ago and the woman who was behind it is played pretty positive folks were not here as recently as a month doing sort surprises people as much damage public- works department working but here's a more b

, or i owe them a soda pop and they come to me and say i need to get that soda pop you owe me, i spit in their face and talk to them like they a bitch or something and they kill me, whose fault is it? it wasn't about the soda pop no more. on the street, you call the police and do something about it. in here, what do you do? you stab him and say you ain't taking nothing else. here's what happens when you come to take something from me. >> gilbert's life behind bars has many run-ins with grant culver. within moments, other inmates seen that "lockup" cameras were present, decided to disrupt the hearing in the shu by banging on their cell doors. that's when warden culver decided to take matters into his own hands. >> beat on that [ bleep ] door again. you, you, i want you to do it. you do it. you beat on the [ bleep ] door again. beat on the [ bleep ] door again. >> once the inmates calm down, gilbert's hearing got under way. his appeal for a transfer was quickly dismissed. but it didn't take long for gilbert to make another request, one to help beat the boredom of prison life, the run of

and one half of the pop duo holy ghosts. >> it is a lot harder in the music business. but you know ultimately produce something that other people are but music through ears with food it's through the mouth. >> sweet and sour brisket sandwich and salmon on a bagel that customers here have been leaving very satisfied. >> it's cool. really fits in with the hipster vibe of green point. >> authentic and then nothing like that around here. i feel luke i'm in someone's home. like a friend's moms home and they're cooking for you back this school day and stuff like that. >> famous matz ball soup. perfection now go to frankel's deli i'm baruch wriewk, "fox 5 news." >> well the weather perfect for the festival at the brooklyn bridge park and enjoying free face painting and scaling rock climbing wall which is new this year. >> 20 foot long of the brooklyn bridge decorated with flowers. >> we would love to samantha. >> even better tomorrow. you guys morning when i woke up it was cloudy. we had some rain showers around. really needed it. but then a complete turnaround this afternoon

a few snow showers popping up again in the sierra, and we have this piece of energy rotating. for us, mostly sunny skies. but there are a few clouds, and that spending in the atmosphere could trigger some more snow showers in the sierra. of breezy and blustery day for us, and we have one more system that will drop in bringing us possible rain by wednesday. and we had these lows dropping in, and we will take it because it will keep the green in the hills. chilly and breezy and windy, 30s for a few lows and a lot of 60s for the high's. a lot of 60s, temperatures running slightly below average. i do not see much change through at least wednesday, and the transition day will be thursday and then temperatures above as we head through the weekend.>>> 6:19 am. >>> new developments and a possible move for the oakland raiders, coming up, what owner mark davis is doing in las vegas. >>> the eight members of the ohio family found dead at four different homes, and what the time scenes -- crime scene's had in common. maxx life in store and online. find brands you love at prices that work a

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live picture there. >>> a pope pop-in surprised a birthday in rome. he under everybody to take care of globe and pray for poor people. he wrote a ground breaking thesis breaking human kindly for climate change. you can imagine the people came out for a hug the earth kind of afternoon and there's the pope. >> reporter: i like that we call it a pope-pop-in. delaware county, baltimore pike 202, a few cars southbound heading toward kennett square. no problems. septa trollies are back to normal this morning. they are looking good. burlington bristol bridge looking good, 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m., over the the next few nights will close for maintenance, that will be a big issue. >> reporter: we have temperatures cool in the upper 0s, calm winds, the highest number is 8 in dover. a light jacket works. you won't need it for long. 10:00 a.m., 62. noon, 71. no jacket required there. 78 degrees by 3:00 p.m. the high today will be 80 that will clock in around 4:00 p.m. if you're doing a workout another nice morning to get it in if you wait until 6:00 p.m. temple e t

they are here as authorities try to piece together how and why the pop icon died. that's an investigation that will include later today an autopsy by the coroner here. no news on when those results may be available. and sheriff's deputies playing it close to the vest saying their investigation will continue for some time here. so a lot unfolding as not only authorities here, but fans here and around the world as you talk about, try to come to grips with this loss. 7:00 years old, what you hear a lot from people here and fellow musicians around the world, way too early. >> it was shocking to fans now celebrating his life but have questions. specifically, was there any indication he was ill in the weeks leading up to his death? >> in what now will be his final concert in atlanta, he left after two shows there last week. on his way back here by private jet, there was an emergency landing in illinois where he was admitted to a hospital with what they are calling flu-like symptoms. stayed there a short time. was back here by the weekend, and saturday hosted a dance part