pop, hesitation pop?> the gunshots? >> what did it sound like? >> it sounded like pop, pop, pop. like quick. >> how many pops did you hear? >> three. >> describe them to me, how fast they were. >> pop, pop, pop. >> it wasn't a pop, hesitation pop, hesitation pop? it was one, two, three? >> as jane talked to investigators into the early morning hours, the awful news was getting around. >> we got a call about 5:00 in the morning. >> what happens to a person? you go to bed at night and everything's fine. the phone rings at 5:00 in the morning, suddenly your life is a very different thing. >> it's like an earthquake. it just shakes your whole foundation and being. and things are never the same after. it was awful. >> he just fell to his knees. he was on the phone and he just began sobbing and saying, no, no. >> yeah. >> and -- it was horrible >> you don't believe it, but it's like -- how do you kill superman? how is superman dead? [ singing ] >> a few days later, dave's friends and family held a candlelight v

yeah, vox pops are tricky actually because i have a bit of sympathy for that view.iticians, and we are at the moment, and it's a very formalised way of presenting their views and opinions, i think vox pops gives us a bit of colour. it also does the most important thing, which is to reflect the public‘s view. and in this campaign, which goes on for several weeks, we want to hear from our audience as well and try and, if you like, road—test some of the policies. the vox pop is an unscientific way of doing that but it's the best way that we can do when we're dealing with tight news agenda and is. katy searle, thank you. thank you. away from the cut and thrust of the election, but not entirely unconnected to it, was the coverage of last friday's cyber—attack which use ransomware to lock files in 150 different countries demanding payment to allow access. some viewers were unhappy with the way the story was reported and one of them, alex mcgill, recorded this video to explain why. clearly the real story was that businesses large and small across the world had been attacke

>>> pop art is pretty cool. pop art on a pregnant belly is way cooler.ery pregnant belly there. on it, alesia is drawing first an outline. then you see that it starts taking shape. >> cute. >> it is cute. you know at certain stages a baby starts to swing across. >> in this case, baby g is eating some pizza, because who doesn't like pizza. >> that was probably mom's craving. >> probably. as it starts coming together, it really starts coming very apart. it's really cute. >> i like how she makes belly button. that's clever. >> here is the finished product, and it's pretty cool. >> i like it. >> i do like it. that's almost like a superhero. when a superhero is pregnant, pow. >>> it's an up and coming trend. the pop-up shop. >> see how shipping containers are the next big thing. >> they are popping up everywhere. >> don't miss the buzzword for your chance to win an ipad mini. like these guys, zoe and bo. they eat natural balance pet food. the limited ingredient diets help support healthy digestion are made from a single animal protein source and they offer gr

noon, additional showers popping to the north. points south from philadelphia to the shore should be mostly cloudy. ride here the coast drizzle can't be ruled out. later in the afternoon we can't rule out a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. future tracker 6 not selling much that have this afternoon. hopefully the afternoon and evening are dry. that's the way it's mainly looking. temperatures, 57 degrees by 8:00. by 10:00 we're still at 59. so bring along a jacket if you're heading to a ceremony this morning. by noon, 61 degrees and then by 3:00 p.m., 65 degrees with breaks of sunshine and 6:00 p.m. we get 70. i think our high of 70 does hit rather late in the day around 5:00 p.m., or 6:00 p.m. here the late day highs across the region. 65 in allentown. 6 in reading. 73 in wilmington, 74 in dover. 72 in millville. down the shore, 70 in cape may, the farther you creep up the coast the better chance you have of getting into the 60s that's it today. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today's high in philadelphia is 70. mostly

keith lockhart, boston pops conductor. and of course, bloomberg is a sponsor of the boston pops.atching for you. apple's record run continued monday, pushing the company's market cap past $800 billion for the first time ever. that makes it the most valuable public company ever. , biotech executives and the heads of the national institutes of health met with a vice president mike pence monday. their goal, defend government-sponsored research after the president's budget proposal sought deep cuts. $5.8 billion next year. the meeting, which was attended by first daughter if on could ivanka trump, examines the relationship between government, universities, and industry with aims of maintaining america's place in the field of biomedical discovery. coming up, how universities plan to change the future in the boston area. that is next. from boston, this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: welcome back to this special edition of "bloomberg technology" live from the boston convention and exhibition center. now i want to welcome in our next guest. -- the wealth who of expense you have across governm

but when pop stars, especially liberal pop stars, can speak the truth about evil, it galvanizes peoplehat are apolitical young americans, liberal americans, to say you know what? it's okay to say radical islam. it's okay to describe the heinous acts these people are committing. it gives them license. when you are able to do that and you are clear eyed and united, it enables the country to come together and actually defeat evil instead of placating it like we have been doing. >> greg: kimberly, entertainers i think should step up. it seems to me recently with these examples, they are targeting their fans because -- i think the belief is you can't be a fan of their god if you are a fan of a pop star. it's almost like some kind of sacrilege. because you go to an ariana grande concert and not a mosque. should more pop star to be speaking up? >> kimberly: yes, i think it's courageous. bono is exactly right. they hate our whole way of life. they hate everything about western civilization. they can't stand the freedom that we have in this country. as women, how horrific the target specificall

. >> i heard these pop, pop, pop and i thought it was a car backfiring. >> reporter: neighbor michael kelly soon realized it was much more. kelly's home security camera captured this, a gray sedan being fired on from a red coupe. a stray bullet shattered the windshield of this audi parked on polk. police closed two blocks with shell casings in the streets. >> saw two cars side by side blow through this stop sign, high speeds, continuous bullets ringing out. >> reporter: take a close look. from the video you can see a gun being pointed out the red bmw. >> i saw the muzzle flash and i dropped to the ground. >> reporter: she hit the pavement and covered her dog, loki. >> reporter: please are looking for two suspect cars which sped away from the neighborhood. its unknown if anyone from the neighborhood was injured. police are reviewing this footage. they don't know what led up to the violence. >>> new now in the east bay. residents return to their homes today one day after a fire caused massive damage at a construction site in emery vil. that korean bent in several places while yesterday'

<(faris tarazi/witness)-i heard a pop. didn't think much of it.around and didn't see nothing and another driver was pulling out. and then there was a second pop and flames came out of that computer place right there. went up to the ceiling and it looked like the fire was out. the fire department came out and i guess when they opened the door i guess the air just lit it up.> ( darya ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) still ahead. after spending nearly a decade behind bars, o-j simpson could be released. we'll tell you how soon he is up for a parole hearing. plus. a 12-year-old girl assaulted at a bay area 7-11. hear what happened when the suspect was confronted by the girls mother. and after the break. one bay area transit agency is set to receivie a ton of money from the feds.. the impact it could have on your commute. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) a long planned upgrade to cal-train has received a major financial boost. the federal governme

this is our dry day, and then there is at least a chance of a shower or a pop up thunderstorm, friday, saturday i know, i know, but we have to be prepared for anything, again, just like the weekend, bob kelly, it wasn't necessarily a wash out. >> right. >> but you could get a pop up here and there. >> get my rental guy on the phone there for the outdoor graduation parties. >>> 5:15. back to work, school, holiday over but here we go pork et cetera of volume, we are seeing folks coming back from the shore. unusual volume this morning for anybody who has a house down there stay the extra night. come right back from the beach , right into the office this morning. downtown we will go, no problems at all, on the schuylkill expressway, the vine expressway, folks starting to wake up and get ready for a tuesday morning rush hour. eighteenth street, overpass to the vine street expressway closed all part of the construction, all traffic diverted on to 16th street, and, looking good, for the gang coming back, and, and no problems. and down 295 looks good as well, in south jersey, extra volume thr

stop. >> but you never felt like a pop star either. >> no.hmoby from the sticks. >> reporter: all a piece of humble pie from the current lead actress in one of the hottest tickets on broadway, "waitress: the musical." ♪ sugar, butter, flour ♪ don't let me down in the showhe small town waitress full of big dreams and in search of a new life, a better life far from her abusive husband. this would mark her second role in what has become a passion project for the singer-songwriter who first left the world of pop to join the "waitress" production as the lead composer. >> i was getting fatigued of the cyclical nature of being a pop artist where you write a record, record a record, go on tour, promote, come home, do it all again. so i just was ready to work on something different. ♪ it's not easy to know >> reporter: for 3 1/2 years she worked tirelessly to bring the show to life. one song at a time. ♪ she used to be mine >> i rewrote the opening number 40 times. >> wow. >> like i wanted to absolutely tear my hair out and throw people across the roo

i wouldn't be surprised if it moves to the east and we start seeing more warnings popping up.g george, we had this severe thunderstorm warning in the last hour. same story with the same storm system. as we take a look at the north as we take a look near gaithersburg, we have another one along the i 70 corridor, just popped up and here's what we're talking about, a marginal risk of severe weather. once we lose the daytime heating, we're going to go see improvement with this. maybe after about the 7:00 hour or so, let's say, when things start to cool off a little bit and we get sunset we'll start to get improvement across the area as we see the systems kind of wayne out. here's a look what the our risks are. flash winslow, large hail low. however, reports of hail from penny size up to at least three quarters of an inch and low in terms of tornados. as we take a look what we're anticipating into the evening, talking about some of those storms firing up as i mentioned, 7:00, 84 degrees. 78 at 9:00. that will hit 92 in the district. we've got a real cool-down headed your way for th

it was right at 9:30 and i heard pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: michael kelly's home security camera captured this, a sedan being fired on from a red bmw coupe, from lombard to bay. a stray bullet shattered this audi parked on the street. police investigators closed two blocks, counting shell casings, scattered in the street. >> i would guess i heard at least 10 or 11 bullets. >> reporter: kevin saw the action from his apartment window. >> i saw two cars side by side speeds, continuous bullets ringing out. >> reporter: take a close look. from the video you can see a gun pointed out the window of the red bmw. >> i heard the gunshots. i looked up and i saw the gun still cocked out of the car. >> reporter: lynn said the two cars sped away. did you believe what you were seeing here? >> no. actually, i wasn't prepared for that this morning. on mother's day, really? >> reporter: police are looking for the two suspect cars. it is unknown if anyone in the gray sedan was injured. >> it is always nice and quiet. that's what surprised me. >> reporter: police are reviewing this surveillan

a couple of more pop-up sprinkles and showers tonight but not as bad. allentown, clouds and showers, 64 is the high. at the shore, that's where you will be stuck with the rain for longer periods of time. periods of rain, heavy today 65 this evening, the rain gets off the coast. ifed periods of rain to the 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. for the phillies, 67 for the first pitch 65 in the 9th inning for the start of the series against the rockies. 60 for the overnight low. the seven day from accuweather. today's high, 68 degrees, cooler, morning rain and gradual drying from west to east. tomorrow, cloudy, 71 there's a chance of rain mainly at night. wednesday i should say partly sunny and nice, 77 on the round of rain possible at night. thursday, clouds and sun, 73 a shower, friday looks breezy and great, the weekend a couple of 80s on saturday and sunday with the possibility of an afternoon shower or thunderstorm on sunday. >> okay. >> reporter: remember coming up at 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night this is tuesday the 1:12 p.m. cesily tynan has the summer outlook, a sp

it was right at 9:30 and i heard pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: michael kelly's home security camera captured this, a sedan being fired on from a red bmw coupe, from lombard to bay. a stray bullet shattered this audi parked on the street. police investigators closed two blocks, counting shell casings, scattered in the street. >> i would guess i heard at least 10 or 11 bullets. >> reporter: kevin saw the action from his apartment window. >> i saw two cars side by side speeds, continuous bullets ringing out. >> reporter: take a close look. from the video you can see a gun pointed out the window of the red bmw. >> i heard the gunshots. i looked up and i saw the gun still cocked out of the car. >> reporter: lynn said the two cars sped away. did you believe what you were seeing here? >> no. actually, i wasn't prepared for that this morning. on mother's day, really? >> reporter: police are looking for the two suspect cars. it is unknown if anyone in the gray sedan was injured. >> it is always nice and quiet. that's what surprised me. >> reporter: police are reviewing this surveillan

maybe it may have been uncertain pop up. -- libya may have an uncertain pop up.nd venezuela has been losing 25,000 to 30,000 barrels a day. if you add up the expected demand and supply there is an inventory. vonnie: that was ed morse. coming up, ibm. or warren buffett reveals he reduced his stake. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i am vonnie quinn. warren buffett gave berkshire hathaway investors something to talk about at the annual meeting this weekend at has he has sold about one third of berkshire's investment in ibm. isning us with more bloomberg editor-at-large cory johnson. how has he done with his ibm investment -- not that he ever really lets at returns, right, because he typically holds something ever. but not this case. cory: this was a stock trade that did not work out for him. he talked about it glowingly in the annual letter every year. we can see the holders in berkshire, this great little chart -- you click on the holding and see how he did. you see his position growing as the stock is rising. he is adding to his position.

an accident popped up at swedes street at markley street. kelly drive is shut down from strawberry mansion drive to fountain green drive use the schuylkill expressway or mlk drive. the schuylkill expressway is moving in the upper 40s we'll get more congested later on, tam. >> let's go back to the breaking news you were talking about. crews on the scene at a natural gas break in cherry hill. the eastbound lanes are shut down as they make the repairs. it is a busy part of the morning commute it could be disrupted for a good part of the morning. katherine scott is live on the scene. you've been watching them working how does it look, katherine? >> reporter: well, tam, pse&g crews are here trying to make the repairs. if you look past the vehicles you can see they have dug underneath the surface of the roadway as they continue to fix the issue. this is a busy stretch, but you do want to avoid it, the eastbound side of route 70 in cherry hill is closed to traffic from grove past curtis traffic is getting by in the westbound lanes, so a lane is clo

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more strict than others in terms i don't want people popping off their opinions. there is just enough of that the world does not need more noise. it needs more intelligence is more analysis so that is where we want our reporters and editors focused. it is easy to pop off and showoff but ultimately we want serious reporters who have real expertise on topics informing all of you so what i need you to do to say i walked away a smarter person i want to come back. so all of those things areif interlocking. >> caller: good morning.our thank you for c-span and your guest. i have a question.on i wonder your opinion or your view the different cohorts were different groups of people or different generations as far as how they are affected or influenced by fake news? it seems the intergenerational cannot distinguish between what is real or what is fake and i think that applies for the elderly. the people that grew up with the computer and the internet i and 54 but i find the older generation have a problem knowing the difference to be internet saturday -- a savvy in the inte

. >>> turning to our pop culture lead. she promised her fans show would return and almost two weeks to the day since terror struck, she will. ariana grande has officially announced the date of her benefit concert in manchester, england. the pop singer tweeted this picture earlier today announcing one love manchester will be held this sunday, june 4th and will also feature artists such as katy perry and usher, pharrell and more. all of the proceeds will be donated to families and victims to last monday's terrorist attack in manchester, one that stole the lives of 22 innocent people and injuring dozens more. ariana grande said that the victims will be on her mind and in her heart every day. >>> brand new information coming in minutes ago about the tiger woods dui arrest. police say he could not even stay awake while talking to them. plus, more details about how they found the golfer and the condition of his car. stay with us. the average family's new, but old, home: it stood up to 2 rookies, 3 terrible two's, and a one-coat

enjoy the pop tarts.u know what's really good is a toasted pop tart. >> it's a debate. >> no, it's so good. until you've had it -- >> most people -- the idea was to toast them, right. >> right. >> i think people just got lazy at some point and started eating them right out of the box. >> yeah. >> 'cause you're going to work or whatever and you don't have time. >> i think they were created to be toasted. >> right. do yourself a favor and take the time to toast it. >> it's basically a dessert at that point. >> get off his lawn. >> go with the natural ingredient pop tarts. we'll be in the mid 70's later today. there's a live look at satellite and radar. weak cold front has mention breezes out of the north and west but if you liked yesterday you'll love today t look at the warmup. 90's by wednesday, thursdaysdayy steve's pool is opened. i'm sending the code out on my twitter account and we'll all meet there. >> fantastic aren't i'll get you some whole wheat soy and quinoa pop tarts. >> i would like piece and

. >> it was right at 9:30, and i heard pop, pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: michael kelly's home security camera captured this. a high-speed case down the street from lombard to bay. police investigators closed two blocks, counting shell casings scattered in the streets. kevin o'donnell saw the action from his apartment window. >> two cars side by side blow through the stop sign, high speeds, but continuous bullets ringing out. >> reporter: from the video you can see a gunpoi pointed out th window of the red bmw. >> i saw the gun cocked out of the car. >> reporter: could you believe what you were seeing here? >> no. actually, i wasn't prepared for that this morning. on mother's day? really? >> reporter: police are looking nor the two suspect cars. it's unknown if anyone in the gray sedan was injured. >> it's always nice and quiet. that's what surprised me. >> reporter: police are revealing the surveillance footage. in san francisco, cornell bernard, "abc7 news." >>> we have new details about a construction fire in the east bay. the owners told us they'll try to rebuild for a third time. f

you would kill the annoying pop-up ads, and you would allow people to stay on that one platform, that one screen, and you would make it easy to share. so much of news consumption is through different ecosystems like snapchat, appleram, facebook, or news. it is just a different world now in terms of how people are getting their news. in terms of fake news, i described fake news as anything that is not real. anything that is manufactured. some of it is maliciously done, and some of it is not. people sometimes use headlines that are tricks for clicks. you read these audacious headlines, and then the story does not really deliver. so, we are trying to earn the readers' trust by delivering content that matters and not playing games either for editorial or business reasons. news is certainly a term our viewers have heard a lot more of since the trump administration. you think that president trump has been good for journalism, the media business? guest: those are two different questions. as a business proposition, he probably has been for journalism and media, because there is more public in

(nat pop blast)but it turned to a night of terror, after an explosion outside a concert in the u-k by american pop singer ariana grande.the blast occurred just outside the manchester arena where grande performed monday night.(nat pop screams)terrified concert-goers -- many of them teen or pre-teen girls - fled the chaotic scene.(nat pop sirens)many parents had no idea if their children were killed or injured.voice of charlotte campbell/mother of concert-goer: "she went to the concert with her friend. spoke to her just before 10:00. she was enjoying herself. and we've not heard anything from her sincecondemnation for the attack was swift:mayor andy burnham/greater manchester: "this was an evil act. our first thoughts are with the families of those killed and injured and we will do whatever we can to support them." manchester police say they believe the suspect died at the scene ... and are treating the attack as a terrorist incident.chief constable ian hopkins/greater manchester police:"we believe the attacker was carrying an improvised explosive device which he detonated causing this

we have sunshine and pockets of clouds as we go through the rest of date but the threat of a pop-up shower or rumble of thunder. we'll show you the numbers, 73 if philadelphia. and 70 in reading and same in lancaster and poconos 62 and cape may 69 degrees. you'll notice a bit of a land breeze. it is a little bit on the windy side. gusts in philadelphia 30 miles per hour wilmington and gusts in dover 25 and same at the coast of cape may and atlantic city 28 miles per hour. here is satellite 6 along with action radar we have got an upper level low slowly moving through the region and showers through the overnight hours and early this morning moving north and east and more activity making its way eastward as the day wears on. the phils are at home. first pitch, 7:05, first pitch 72 and once we get foo the ninth inning it's 67 and 2:30 this afternoon spotty showers from the poconos to the shore. they will be hit and miss across the region and 7:30 tonight most of that activity will start to dissipate and fall apart and we'll repeat the pattern as we get into the rest of our holiday weekend. on

yours was the last one to pop. she gave him extra cash.ica and rick hope you guys have a great holiday weekend. >> can you have it i'm a team player. >> for hannah like a red smurf. >> a troll. cute stuffed animal. they get paid for that by the with way. world heritage day was developbrated in south philadelphia and they played songs and dances showing off their heritage and philadelphia mayor jim kenney hosted the ceremony way panel talking to students from outside of the u.s. >>> coming up next at 6:00 a helicopter crashes killing the pilot. what witnesses saw. >> and witnesses work to clear the air after a chemical leak in new jersey. for adam joseph, cecily tynan and jeff skversky i'm monica malpass have a good night. goldman sachs was one of those companies whose illegal activity helped destroy our economy... vo: as a goldman sachs president, phil murphy made his fortune in a rigged system. now the jersey machine has lined up with murphy and his millions. leaders should stand for the people, not the political machine. as a prosecutor,

she has had some support from other pop stars. yes, some pop stars are lining up, some big names.uch a big event within such a short space of time. as you have said, some families are not happy. this does say that many are happy. this does say that many are happy. this is a benefit concert, so this is about raising funds. is 50 the new 30? apparently life expectancy is going up a 2.5 years per decade. is great, but i don't know how you can dictate that people cannot use the word old if they choose to —— it is. she is saying, people should not be called old until the ads —— they are seriously frail and approaching death. when pensions were first invented, you won't —— won't expected to live very long. after 65, he won't expected to live much longer. that is the problem now for the government, people are living much longer. you are considered fit to work for much longer! language is certainly changing. that is what that report is advocating. it will be interesting to see whether the newspapers and magazines will follow suit. something to think about over the next few years. thanks v

pop idol. —— one personm draws fans who are young.nm draws fans who are young. one person said they were making an evening of it to be they came over to manchester for evening out. they stayed in a hotel. it was supposed to be family time, a joyous event. that is why it is shocking that it would even happen here! obviously, large arenas, unfortunately they are often the target of these kinds of security scares. but it is the nature of this gig, the type of people that were there, that will, inevitably, lead police to ask questions. "why here and why now?" people were so young. the softest of soft targets. thank you. 50 casualties at six hospitals across the manchester area. and now, greg dawson. a p0p a pop concert filled with young people transformed into a scene of multiple deaths. the lights had just come up at the end of ariana grande's show and suddenly a loud bang was heard. audio of the moment of the explosion was recorded by someone of the explosion was recorded by someone inside the arena. police say they believe the explosio

now 40 years in pop culture. american pop culture. all taking place here at the air and space museum. tickets for the 7:30 showing are sold out. but all the other events, including the band playing a score for the movie is live in public. michelle: that is worth the trip. thank you. now to this. frightening moments in the sky as a boeing dreamliner windshield shatters. passengers the had to return to miami after being hit by lightning. a passenger snapped the photo of the cracked glass walking past the cockpit. you can see the crack from the jetway. fortunately no injuries. jonathan: that is really scary. talk about what is happening with the weather. we have warnings on out there. doug: we have one. prince george's county and anne arundel county headed north to baltimore in the next 30 to 40 minutes. hail, lightning, strong winds and heavy rain. let's get started. we start with the images here. this is a line. this is taking on a noticeable orientation from hagerstown from the maryland-pennsylvania line. southeast. across the by a to

. >> pop, pop, pop. >> but if her husband was dead outside, why was the gun found hidden inside? and what other secrets were hidden away? >> sometimes she would say things like, i'd be better off if dave wasn't around. >> was her husband defending his family, or was she? >> she rose that night. >> the mystery may not be who did it, but why. >> the truth will come out and justice will be served. i have to believe that. >> i'm lester holt and this is "dateline." here's kate morrison with "the hometown hero and the homecoming queen." >> it was late when it happened. very late. too late. the sky had already fallen. no one saw it coming. no one heard the warning. but now in the night,s it w it done. they work hard here in their homemade garage gym because in part, it isn't just a gym, it's a kind of shrine. >> i look at the wall and there's a bunch of pictures and that's what makes it special, i think. >> these were the moments before they were born when a shotputter named dave laut became his family's superman and his little brother watched him win a bronze medal at the 1984 olympics

there is a lot of instability, allowing for pop ups or stray thunderstorms.g up, we have a look at the forecast and let you know about the city, shore and poconos for memorial days. >> melissa, thank you. take the "6abc" app with you this holiday weekend. you will find traffic and weather conditions, the details and radar on your phone or tablet. "6abc" app is a free download for your mobile device. >> a fire in philadelphia lamed the lives of two children and their grandmother. it broke out at 6:00 a.m. and quickly spread throughout the inside. >> two row homes on fire 1700 block north fish street with people trapped inside. >> i went outside. the mom and stepfather were out and screaming that their kids and mom was in the house. >> three people are now dead, two children and a woman. >> i'm going to miss them. >> paul gullery is the children's great grandchildren. testify woman killed, the children's grandmother. they begin to mourn. they tell us this is a picture of monique and her two grandchildren. >> prudence and dean and my aunt monique. >> you called

we pop into the weekend, boy, the temperatures crash. i'll have that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: nice timing with the 20-degree temperature drop on the weekend. let's look at the construction causing an issue i-95 off-ramp to broad street. the ramp is closed. use the packer avenue ramp instead. crews are blocking with construction. it's it's regatta scene we have kelly drive closed until saturday at 7:00 p.m., stick to mlk drive or the schuylkill expressway instead. the schuylkill expressway traveling at 50 miles per hour. live in new jersey, this is what it looks like on 42, northbound traffic coming up from deptford or turnersville looking good for now, matt. >> breaking overnight, two vehicles crashed in delaware killing one and sending 6 others to the hospital. this was the scene on the 2700 block of frazier road in newark, authorities have not revealed the conditions or ages of the victims. new castle county police are investigating. >>> police in bucks county arrest the man who they say shot at par

fromng the threat level severe tech critical 24 hours after an explosion at a crowded pop concert. let's go to christine fraser in manchester for the latest. what is the mood? reporter: it was at this time local services were responding to reports of an explosion in the manchester arena. for several hours we did not know the enormity of what happened. 27,000 people were in there for the ariana grande concert. after she left the stage people were making their way to the four-year adjacent -- to the adjacent to victoria station. among the crowd and many young people, he exploded his homemade device. the intention was to create as many casualties among those young people as he could. you will see behind me there is a candlelit vigil. had hundreds of people here in solidarity with the victims. 22 people so far. there are 59 victims. we would expect the death toll to rise because some of the injuries are severe. the all of the details of day and reaction from the authorities, here is gavin hewitt. 's concertana grande was coming to an end when from the foyer, the sound of an explosion.

now i'm going to go make a pop record.to be impressionistic or even have a surreal quality to them. and on this album is the first time i've really tried to adapt to a didactic kind of approach to songwriting. ♪ if you should fall into my arms ♪ ♪ tremble like a flower >> artists in the '80s, david bowie for that matter, realized if you wanted to make it you needed to be on mtv. >> but there's one group that's not happy with mtv. many black artists who have been told their music doesn't fit the format. >>t's what's happening we're being sat in the back of the bus television style. and if pittman gets away with this and there are other cable shows that do it they're going to try it. >> mtv doesn't exclude black acts. what mtv does exclude is music that is not rock and roll. >> mtv came out with no consideration on how to infuse black music into their mix. >> i'm just floored by the fact there are so few black artists featured on it. why is that? >> we have to try and do what we think not only new york and los angeles will a

this season the concert venue will be hosting movies at the mann to classical and pop shows.7th, the philly pops put on the memorial salute a free concert. >> it's a wonderful program of musicals. >> reporter: there's pop, r&b and indi. >> we have steve miller and peter frampton and john mellencamp. >> reporter: movies at the mann are back, featuring the sights and sounds from the final film of the lord in the rings trilogy played live by the philadelphia orchestra. >> the orchestra plays and the soloist sings in perfect sync with what's happening on the screen. for those who are true lord of ring followers this is a magical experience. this year's show will feature a special guest. last time it was terry gross. most recently they did a show with tom hanks. we don't know who is coming. it's full of surprise. the man has variety of food and beverage options so concert goers can come for dinner and stay for the show. >> whether you love indi, r&b, gospel, movies at the mann, we have something for everybody. >> reporter: for tickets and showtime go to the arts in philly.org. for

we're starting to see the 70s pop again. pottstown, 64. quakertown, 64.evittown, 70 degrees, gandys beach 69. came may, 6o hammonton, 67 degrees. if you have a tee time looking good, watch the wind it could play a factor in your game. sun and clouds, winds out of the sowft -- southeast temperatures holding steady around 70 degrees, we'll a late week warmup when i come back in just a few minutes. >> thank you for the update. >>> an overnight fire has neighbors heartbroken in the wynnfield section of philadelphia. three people died they were all members of the same family. "action news" reporter, bob brooks is in wynnfield with community reaction, bob. >> reporter: gray, just a tragic story again hearing from neighbors, these victims all family they were just excellent, excellent people in the neighborhood and community. behind me here, their home on diamond street where this happened, the fire sparked before 5:00 a.m. this morning. i want to bring up video we shot a few hours ago, it's been so sad seeing family and friends coming here and crying and beginn

tim for "pop news."ing a secret life for the past two decades. this isn't part of a joke. 50-year-old willem-alexanderer has just revealed he has spent the last 20 years not only reigning his country or for his country working as a fill-in pilot for klm airline wearing the uniform. >> get out. >> yeah, walking through the airports, totally unrecognized giving passengers weather reports. trying news about the arrival time from the cockpit. a monarch to 17 million people is an experienced pilot who says flying has allowed him to leave his real-life responsibilities on the ground and focus only on his passengers and that brings him joy. >> never recognized him. >> no. >> i could see that. >> the reason he's coming out is he has to train -- he has to train on a boeing 737 i believe now. the kind of plane he was using klm is retiring so in order for him to train on this larger plane, he actually has to go through a process and had to reveal himself so it's only coming out because of that. hopefully he stays s

there's a chance of a pop-up shower here or there. you can see what i was talking about a moment ago with matt. there's spotty activity this afternoon and evening. doesn't look like it will be everywhere. we have to be careful of some degree of a rumble of thunder. there's a chance all the way up until 8:00 a.m. or so, any storm of forming producing strong, damaging winds. there's a slight chance of strong isolated thunderstorm that could produce that strong profile most of us you don't have to worry about it. the forecast, 78 by 8:00 a.m., noon, 87. we'll go for a high of 92 by 4:00 p.m. a slight chance of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. if you're heading on the town later tonight, things get better the temperatures ease and the humidity goes gone. 90 in trenton. allentown, reading, lancaster and millville. low 80s down the shore for the second straight day, another nice day at the shore. 72 is the high tomorrow, as the front drops through, it gets breezy, lower humidity and much more comfortable, sunday looks like much cooler day h

. >> it's a pop-up week on "gma," and we could pop up anywhere.it till you see what happened next. this pop-up series has been great. really love the reaction. >> uh-huh. and then more serious going to start getting nice out. we have got the truth, and we're going to talking about what is the truth behind these spf numbers. we know about them. what number is the right number to get? a new report breaking down which ones work, which ones do not work. you don't want to miss it. >> a lot coming up and the news keeps pouring in. amy with that. >>> we have more now on the breaking news. roger ailes, the founder of fox news has died at the age on 77. cause of death has not yet been confirmed. ailes was ousted as the head of fox last summer after women accused him of sexual harassment. his wife released a statement saying roger was a loving husband, also a patriot profoundly grateful to live in a country that gave him so much opportunity during a career over five decades, his work affected the lives of many millions and even as we mourn his death we cele

later this afternoon there's a chance of a spotty pop-up thunderstorm most of us you see it you will want to take cover because there's a chance of an isolated strong storm in delaware and south jersey. when i step inside we'll talk about a change for the weekend, cooler, refreshing air on the way, the details just ahead. karen, what are the things looking like on roads. >> reporter: we're doing all right on the roads. vine street expressway, traffic looking good, westbound, eastbound no issues on the vine. we have the are a -- regatta sen going on, we have the stots -- stoesbury regatta mlk drive shut down, expect extra congestion. schuylkill expressway approaching spring garden, nice shot of the roads, we're clear and dry, may not stay that way all day, but for now, the morning commute looks good. this is the gas main break in cherry hill, new jersey. route 70 eastbound at curtis avenue happened in the overnight hours. they have shut down a portion of 70 at curtis stick to chapel to get around the closure there. >> we'll stick with that karen, it is our breaking news, that means bi

(pop) toothbrush! a toothbrush! that's right.to clean your teeth is called... (pop) toothpaste! yeah! toothpaste! and to clean in between your teeth you use dental floss. and the doctor who helps you take care of your teeth is called a... (pop) dentist! right! a dentist! the dentist makes sure your teeth are clean and healthy! even the wiggly ones! luhluhluhluhluhluhluh! ♪ molly: ♪ my smile! ♪ the first thing i show the world ♪ ♪ my teeth! ♪ two rows like of brilliant pearls ♪ ♪ and if i want you to see, ♪ how friendly i can be ♪ i curl up my mouth at the ends ♪ ♪ part my lips, start to grin, ♪ ♪ here's the deal, i'll reveal how i feel, ♪ ♪ so that' we'll start things off easy it's easy ♪ ♪ hey everybody! ♪ i got a message to send ♪ hey everybody! ♪ i want to be your friend ♪ hey everybody! ♪ come on and check out my style ♪ ♪ i'm a rockin' a big warm, friendly smile! ♪ ♪ i'm takin' care of my big warm, friendly smile ♪ molly: ♪ just brush! ♪ and be sure to take your time ♪ ♪ don't rush, yeah, take your time! ♪ ♪ take your brush!

this pop-up is on you. ♪ they keep coming >> make that cough fry strong enough to chew ♪ ♪ don't know but i wish i had but there's no time now for things like that ♪ ♪ we got too much to do ♪ all the same things they're always opening up ♪ ♪ a day open a cup we'll say hello how you been ♪ ♪ looking around seeing the same face ♪ ♪ every day ♪ hello hello thank you thank ♪ some things never change ♪ i wouldn't call this place a happy place but i been around the block and just came back again ♪ ♪ a small town like ours ain't much but sometimes home is where you just -- ♪ order up ♪ order up the day will find me everything in its place and timing i like the way it looks ♪ ♪ exactly the same ♪ open it up ♪ it's a new day ♪ open it up isn't it amazing ♪ one at a time coffee ♪ where did you look what is inside ♪ ♪ looking around at the same things ♪ ♪ all of it changing because everything does ♪ ♪ why should we be boring ♪ to what's inside what's inside of love ♪ ♪ sugar butter flour [ cheers and applause ] >> cro

including the 600th episode of top of the pops from october 1975, with sparks.reat little housewife # though sometimes she talks like a fool #. this single, sandra, missed the charts, unlike another new find — a second top of the pops from 1975 has t.rex performing new york city with a dancing frog. and, the quality may not be great, but blondie's uk tv debut has also emerged on a vhs tape, part of the late tony wilson's archive at the museum of science and industry in manchester. blondie, take it away. one, two, three... in 1977, he invited them to perform on the local news. # hey, here she comes now...# the tv archive organisation kaleidoscope, who are curating the event, hope these finds will lead others to have a rummage in the attic and unearth more lost pop performances. colin paterson, bbc news. fond memories. time for a look at the weather with helen. good evening, the strong sun today has sent temperatures into the high 20s, has sent temperatures into the high 205, 28 has sent temperatures into the high 20s, 28 in scotland but also in the of wales. so t

front feet roll pop over was great. had a mohawk. everything he does is perfect.nd was just air. definitely one of my favorite parts out of all of these. when it comes to ishod, like, the level that you put him at is like, way up here. this is excellent ishod. but i don't know if this is top-shelf ishod. i think in this contest for him to, like, take the gold, his part needed to have a little bit more for sure. but ishod's the god. we've watched six parts, and i'm still just blown away with how good they all are. i'm liking all of them. i've still got tiago at the top, though. i just feel like he brings something to the plate that nobody else can do. owens: paul hart's backside noseblunt slide and the fakie back lip that he does is, you know, in the back of my mind or whatever, but right now, like, i'm still leaning towards tiago. it's crazy to me what us judges are gonna have to go back and rewatch and rethink and rediscuss, because we've just watched six amazing video parts. ♪ sorry about the holdup, folks. we have some congestion on the runway and i'm being tol

when released was $150 now it pops up $230 to $275 because anything michael jordan does is big and it helps the tarheel won the national championship this year too. >> on the sixth day he created jordans and saw they were good. >>> the worst or best part, i don't know, maybe he will put it away and not wear them like a true sneaker. >> and saves his soul. >> well done you heathen. >>> this next video on social media people are really loving this display of affection for their teacher. >>> terrible idea. >> i'm going to ship myself in the sea and see where i end up. >> apparently he has mailed himself before this time he's go across the english channel in this, the ss idiot. >> just big enough for me to squeeze in. >> there you go, you got yourself an ocean going vessel. >> or a coffin. >> no just drill holes so you can breathe, and you'll be all right. >> if you are worried about his safety, i am not but he takes his safety very seriously. >> he's ready! >> that's all you need. >> so like the astronauts of old, he gets himself inside his small capsule. >> they're just going to toss hi