. >> glor: we conclude with the president of princeton university, chris eisgruber. he spoke to david lean hart of the "new york times." >> i find our students inspiring. i find they have an extraordinary commitment to service and a strong set of democratic values. do i think they're at a time when they're asking the question, what does it mean to act on those democratic values and how do we express them through the electoral system right now. so they're brogue up at a time -- so they're growing up at a time when many believe, a as o i, that climate change is an extraordinarily serious problem of great urgency for our planet, but they're looking at legislators and finding them unable to react in a way that seems to address that problem. they're seeing deadlock in washington where we have regular arguments about whether or not we should authorize our own government to pay its debts as we go forward, they're seeing huge amounts of polarization. one of the reasons i spoke about institutions in the way i did at the commencement address is to try to urge this generation,

an tried to make princeton elite university.not in favor of diversity in terms of race or sex. he pushed to make it feel less like a country club, right? and he failed, but it helped launch his political career. chris: you put the university on a trajectory that changed it, including our first catholic and jewish faculty. david: and making it a rigorous institution. economicd about diversity's central to your presidency. it is an interesting diversity because it is not often talked about. more recently, we have had conservatives talk about political diversity, which is vital, but this is different. many ofsaying that on our campuses, while we have achieved some kind of person, the student body has remained remarkably affluent, hasn't it? chris: we look at our numbers, and we have in place of financial aid program that we think of as best in class that makes the university extraordinarily affordable for students who are admitted to the university. we have a great undergraduate education. we had thought we put those two in place,

those others of you, this is princeton motto, princeton in the nation's service. the world's memory must be kept alive, or we shall never see an end to the old mistakes. we are in danger to lose our identity and become infantile never engeneration. i need not tell you that i believe in full, explicit instruction in history and politics. in the experiences of people and forchubs of government -- fortunes of government. in the whole story of what men have attempted and accomplished through all the changes both of form purpose. and then i'll skip to the end. you do not know the world until you know the men who have possessed it and tried it ways before you ever were given your brief run upon it. and there is no sanity comparable to that which is schooled in the thoughts that will keep. do you wonder then that i asked for the old drill, the old memory of times gone by, the old schooling in president and tradition, the old cooping of faith with the -- keeps of faith with the past as preparation for leadership in the days of social change. that's why wilson matters. tha

you mentioned my bringing the navy rotc back to princeton.e of the kinds of diversity that has been missing from some of our ivy league institutions has been the programs androtc what they bring to our university programs. we are fortunate that at princeton that we have the army rotc with us through a period. we have tried to grow the number of rotc students. looking at political diversity more generally is going to be important, if we are perceived rightly or wrongly as blue dots, where arguments don't get vigorously engaged. that is a problem in terms of building trust in what we do. it is important in places like princeton that we increase the socioeconomic diversity of our student body, which is something i worked very hard on as president. david: i wanted to get to the economic diversity. let's spend a minute on free speech. there have been all kinds of incidents recently in which it seems like free speech is under attack, right? the one at middlebury, berkeley, and elsewhere. how much is this something that is really a concern? how much

this princeton motto. the world's memory must be kept alive or we shall never into an end to old mistakes. we're in danger lose our identity and become infantile in every generation. i need not tell you that i believe in full explicit instruction and history and politics. the experiences of people and fortunes of government and the whole story of what men have attempted and what they've have accomplished through the form of change and purpose. you do not know the world until you know the men who have possessed and it tried it ways before you were ever given your brief run and there is no sanity operable to those schooled in the thought that we keep. do you wonder i ask for the old drill, memories of time again by, school offering present and tradition, keeping of faith with the past as a preparation for leadership in the day of social change. that's why wilson matters. thank you forrure attention. [applause] >> thank you all. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> you mentioned during your presentation wilson and calv

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i don't think i saw that at princeton or maybe we did. i mean, maybe this is who princeton is. i'm also ambivalent about removing names. i actually decided to split the baby and say you should remove the name from the dorm because this is where people live and this is their home. but i think it is a much bigger issue of what does the institution stand for, for whom does it exist and what happens there, what kind of container of learning and growth is this? and i thought they were brilliant to point at this building and say it is not a great container for learning and growth. >> i am going to go back to the audience because in the words of the great philosopher -- oh, did you? >> i'll try to be brief. but i just want to say that we have so much renaming to do. we have a lot of renaming work that needs to be done. and i think this goes to the fact that we still have such a limited idea of our own history. i mention -- i brought back wilson's line about the wilderness and holding up, you know, the greatness of what the people who first came to north america did to set something up

he's with the college-prep company called the princeton review. welcome! >> thank you. good to be here. >> so, what's changed? >> there are four big changes that have happened for the sat, and these big changes happened in march 2016. the four changes are the sat will no longer be testing on obscure vocabulary words. one of the most difficult things that i'd have for a princeton review student is to give them 500 words that they'll probably never use again to study for the sat, so that fear goes away. number two is that we've eliminated one full answer choice on the sat. so, previous to march 2016, there were five answer choices for each of those questions on the sat. now there will be four answer choices. number three is that the writing section, which was required for the sat before march 2016, is now optional. and number four -- and this is so important. number four is that there is no guessing penalty, which means that for every wrong answer that you get, there are no points off. on the previous sat, before march 2016, you were penalized a quarter of a point for eve

princeton new jersey. route one between harrison road and washington road. alternate route 206. northbound left lane that is also blocked around that area that will not slow you down too much right now except for that road closure you have to take alternate but be mindful of it. i will let you know when it clears. delaware, eastbound, river bridge is blocked, jim back over to you. >>> search for motive continues in the shooting that left four people injured including a republican congressman, in the suburbs of washington d.c. >> house majority whip steve scalise remains in critical condition. yesterday morning he and three others were shot during a congressional baseball practice in alexandria, virginia. the gun man 66 year-old james hodgkinson of illinois was shot and killed. investigators believe he may have been in the area since march. >> we believe that the shooter has been living out of his virginia silt in theeman road. >> president trump and his wife visited congressman scalise and one of the officers in the hospital last night. press secretary sean spicer describe the s

. >> right now we're in princeton, closing a portion at washington road and harriston streets, and if you're on route 1 you might run into detours. watching 95, 295 to 495, average speed is in the 60s. seeing everything look good there. route 73 in new jersey, route 295. everything looks good so far. you can see both directions moving northbound and southbound. >> thank you. >>> a congressional baseball practice ends as a gunman opens fire on lawmakers. >> congressman shot in a hail of bullets. >> a witness recovering bullets -- recovering bullets at the scene. majority whip scalise is in critical condition. last night, president trump and first lady went to visit him in the hospital. officers are being called the capitol officers there are being called heroes for stopping the gunmen. tell us more. >> that's right. that security detail was there for congressman scalise. senator rand paul was in a battle cage when the fire broke out. he said had scalise not been there it would have been a massacre. the attack happened at a baseball field in alexandria early yesterday morning and they w

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after studying in england, i applied at a distinguished law school and princeton doctoral program inhilosophy. you can measure my scholarly seriousness by the fact i chose princeton because it was midway between two national league cities. one of which we are in. were it not for baseball, i would be a lawyer. [laughter] however, lawyers dealing with constitutional law are doing political philosophy. it is an american paradox that our nation, which is philosophically disposed about wariness of government, the elaboration of the founders philosophy is done through and by a government institution, the supreme court. the title of my princeton doctoral dissertation was "beyond the reach of majorities: closed questions in society." some of you might recognize the language. jackson wrote "the very purpose of a bill of rights was to withdraw certain subjects from the vicissitude of political controversy, to place them beyond the reach of majorities and officials, and to establish them as legal principles to be applied by the courts." and other fundamental rights may not be submitted to a vot

now we do have an accident in princeton new jersey with a fuel spill. route one northbound closed all lanes at ridge road. so you will have to use the alternate, new jersey turnpike, route 130, gas repairs, alternating lanes. a lot more to talk about in the next ten minute, jim, rahel, back to you. >> police say man fighting for his life after argument in north philadelphia corner store, ends in a shooting. >> it started out in a take out store at the corner of 25th and lehigh avenue last night. group of people arguing just before 11:00 p.m. when fists began to fly. the fight then spilled out into the street. that's when one of the men shot the 18 year old victim in the head. detective say they started out with one major piece of evidence. >> inside the deli, does have cameras, police reviewed the recordings and clearly shows the physical altercation that took place inside. >> police hope that video will help them figure out what sparked this argument. >> also, a traffic stop in north philadelphia, quickly spirals out of control ending with the suspect

after studying in england i've applied it to it established law school and to princeton's philosophy program. you can measure my seriousness by the fact that i chose princeton because it is midway between two national league cities. [laughter] one of which we are in. [laughter] were it not for baseball i would not be a lawyer. [laughter] however, lawyers dealing with constitutional law are doing political philosophy. it's an american paradox that our nation, which is philosophically disposed to wariness about government, the elaboration and application of the founders political philosophy is primarily done through and by a government institution, the supreme court. at the time of my princeton doctoral dissertation was beyond reach of majorities -- the title was beyond reach of majorities. some of you may recognize the language from justice jim robert jackson's 1943 opinion in west virginia versus burnett, the second of the great flexibly -- flag salute cases. jackson wrote, the very purpose of a bill of rights was to withdraw certain subjects from the vicissitude of the folk -- polit

we do have more serious accident out there, i say serious, all lanes blocked in princeton new jerseyte one northbound, right now at ridge road, right lane open. by the way there was fuel spill in the area, as well, then we do have some gas main repairs, happening route 206 at quaker road, and that should be lifting in the say next half hour or so. until then alternating lanes opening there. also, another accident, garden state parkway northbound before route 40, route 322, right lane compromised there. and a little bit more, we have one more accident, i think it might still be out there. yes, 422 westbound, the off ramp to limerick, linnfield, you can see you're traveling around 55-mile per hour, hopefully i can keep you there until the 6:00 hour, hopefully gets cleared out of your way i'll of course let you know as soon that is does. back to you. >> thank you. this morning, deadly police involved shooting in philadelphia's feltonville section is under investigation. >> the shooting happened last night at the intersection of whitaker and east hunting park avenue. police say an office

princeton has gone through agonies trying to figure out how to depict woodrow wilson his name was solosely associated with the college. now statutes with civil war leaders coming down to the consternation of many in the south. what you think of that revision of history and are those things -- in your life. >> guest: you start renaming everything because it's no longer acceptable as being virtuous like owning slaves. he had to take them as washington monument and so forth. i'd much rather start to rename buildings or monuments to those who didn't own slaves. contrary to the moment the only founding president who would never owned a slave. this next president in line never owned a slave was his son john quincy. there's no great statues for either of them. i think the taking of the statues down in the south is the right thing to do. most of those statues were put up during the jim crow era. there are not done at the time of the civil war, there are done in the early part of the 20th century. there are really saying that we believe in inequality of racial citizenship and are professing w

you know, we're very proud at princeton of james madison who helped write the u.s.the points he made in arguing for the constitution, i will read it for you, i have it right here, it says no man is allowed to be a judge in his own cause because his interests would certainly bias his judgment and not improbably corrupt his integrity. with equal, with nay, greater reason body of men are both unfit to be judges and parties at the same time. so the climate scientists they want toking judges and parties of the same time of their story. stuart: i got to tell you, professor, we don't often have princeton professors quoting the constitution on this program or any other but we would love it. we love it. i have to throw one more at you. president trump takes america out of the paris climate agreement. we got that. now the french are trying to hire u.s. climate scientists. perhaps those who see things their way. your reaction to that? >> well, i'm an experimentalist. i think we should test it. so i hope some scientists will apply for a job in france. you know i'm willing to ap

also watching in princeton for this crash.e we re-opened this route washington road and harriston street. heading northbound on route 1, watch for delays. >>> we have breaks of sunshine in the lehigh valley. clouds lingering there. look at the sunny skies, a live view from the lafayette hotel. wilmington looking good, nice and sunny and important day in delaware because of thenizes music. easterly winds at 10:00 and 71 degrees at 1:00 and the sea breezy kicks in and brings the temperature down in the afternoon. we warm up to low 70s and 80s this afternoon and humidity stays nice and low during the day. >> which means our hair stays, jessica. >> thanks for watching. the "today" show starts right now. >>> good morning. critical condition. congressman steve scalise recovering from extensive injuries after that gunman opened fire at a congressional baseball practice. the president and first lady making a surprise visit to his bedside overnight as new video taken during the attack emerges. this morning a live interview with another

princeton junction, 3.25-inches of rain. power poles were knocked down. gloucester city, camden county, treetrees knocked on to a house. 67 from millville, upper 60s, cape may. satellite 6 along with satellite and radar, partly cloudy to mostly clear skies. the northwest suburb, fizzling out tonight. things dry out as far as the atmosphere is concerned. for the next 12 hours, mostly clear. we bottom out at 60 in the suburb, 58 in philadelphia with northwesterly winds. tomorrow morning, you have mostly clear sky, lots of sunshine at 8:00 a.m. nothing to complain about. for the afternoon hour, instability showers likely north of philadelphia, spotty showers in allentown, something firing up in the poconos. it's a dry day and humidity sundays low as well. 84 for the high. sunshine and clouds, comfortable, 83 allentown, 80 cape may. dewpoint numbers as you wake up tomorrow morning, 8:00 in the lower 50s. a comfortable air mass over head. 50s for the afternoon. here's the accuweather forecast. sunny with low humidity. sunshine and clouds monday at 81 with isol

in princeton.e advising residents to keep cans covered and not to leave food out overnight because if you don't this happens. if you see bear call police. >> if you see the bear, call the cops. >> well, a military vet makes a cross country trip from california to save his best friend's life. >> that best friend is a therapy dog, who need life saving surgery to remove cancer. >> bones, the dog's name is having his back legs amputate today. >> oh, god. >> so david, and bones, they traveled to malvern where the operation is less expensive then it would be in california their friend set up a go fund me page to a are afford the vet care and make memories along the way. >> it vice nice to see how many people really have, you know, like thousands at this point have come together to try and make things happen for all of this, in case the war news was delivered when i got here, i wanted to make sure we got some cool adventures. >> sound like they will have a lot of adventures. do you see those pictures, bea

very nice. >>> nearby princeton police shot this video of a black bear running near the road.t, but police still warned residents in that area to be very care and feel be alert. >> the future looks a lot brighter for sixers fans. team's general manager is already predicting plenty of home game sellouts this next season. has a lot to do with this guy. markelle fultz. made it official he's their primary target at this week's nba draft. this week traded with boston celtics for overall number one pick. plan to pick fultz from washington. been on their radar for a while now. hopefully a good player. >>> now to nbc 10 responds. viewer says just months after purchasing a kitchen table, he discovered problems. >> he tells us the next four months the company promised and promised to fix it. when that didn't happen, turned attention to harry hairston nbc 10 responds. >> after 35 years of law enforcement, changed his tune. his new lifestyle lets him spend more time sar nading his wife. when he couldn't get help with a table he bought last june. >> we noticed it wasn't closing right. comi

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it's got six and a half years after the battle of trenton and princeton before the war is actually overere were people who felt after the battle trenton that it was somewhat of a foregone conclusion, that eventually the americans would win. there was more hope that the americans would win, but it was still going to be a long war. trenton, i believe, is not understood by people as much as it should be. i think that is everybody understood the full role of trenton during the war, a lot more people would want to come visit these barracks and see the places where so much was done that doesn't always make it into the history books, but was final to the survival of the and the ability of americans to carry out that war for six and a half years after the battle of trenton. it, iving researched more haverstand why been made aware of the country mission in trenton in the past. wider haven't been more signs around telling people where something happened in trenton. there is, but not as many as i thought there and be there is some, but notis as many as i thought there would be. the ordinary people

. >> she got accepted into yale, not harvard, princeton, just writing here. >> now another sort of college at florida state university game. tailgating. years and years and years ago. so they date the since then. decided the guy involved here, decided what better way to propose to my girlfriend, than, than similar to how we melt. during a flip cup competition. so she flips the cup. and on the bottom, it said, marry me. >> think she is good at flip cup. >> yeah. >> could have taken a while. >> question mark. then got down on one knee. brian cross and chelsea maloney. congratulations. >> very, very cute. >> and now to a golf earl who probably wishes he was at good at golf as flip cup. trevor sheehan of cork, ireland. just check this out. ha-ha. so his club actually went backwar backwards. on the swing. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- new video of tiger woods dui arrest, the dash-cam showing an inability to follow police commands, slurred speech despite tests showing no alcohol in his system. >> more on the big announcement expected today from president trump on whether the u.s. will

. >>> there is a black bear, roaming the streets of the princeton and now police, they is right there warning residents to be on alert. police posted this video of the large bear and they said animal has been seen near gwynedd road in the hunt school of princeton. police believe the bear pack his bags moving southe, officials are advising residents that keep that garbage covered not to leave food out overnight. >>> 4:38. is there a veteran that has a service dog that has helped him with his ptsd. >> and now he need help himself and thousands of people are answering the call. this kid makes stains like crazy so we got our new he washing machine but it took forever turns out it wasn't the machine, it was our detergent. so we switched to tide turbo clean. now we get way cleaner clothes way faster he turbo clean. 6x the cleaning power in 1/2 the time >>> special congressional election may prove to be an early test for president trump and republican parity. >> it is a proxy for rest of the country. race is in georgia to fill seat of tom price, now health and human services secretary. karen

. >>> news lions, no tigers but there is definitely a black bear roaming streets of the princeton.hey is right there. police are warning residents to be on the look out. police posted this video of the large bear, they say animal has been seen near gwynedd road in the hunt school of princeton but now moving southe. officials are advising residents to keep those garbage cans covered and don't leave food out overnight because that bear will pay you a visits. >>> quite the academic achievement at one south jersey high school, we will introduce to you a straight a student who has never missed a day of school but that is only beginning of this family tail. >> yeah, more on that family but first here's sean bell. >> coming up in sports in a minute, we have an update on the sixers, trade whether or not that number one pick will come to philadelphia. that is coming up next in sports. ♪ if you want a taste of freedom, keep going. we hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men and women are created equal. we must want our fellow human beings to have rights. stonewall means fight back.

. >>> let's bring in errol louis, cnn commentator and professor of princeton university and another reportertom, let me start with you. why is this happening? is this a direct result of the fact that comey made this testimony and made things about session he has to clarify? >> i think comey's testimony last week certainly accelerated it. not just the private testimony. the closed door testimony we found out from sources including that there may have been this possible undisclosed third meeting that they think they have found between sessions and kislyak. that is a possibly. also the public portion of that testimony before that. then you also got to remember that even before that, we knew that democratic senator, al franken and patrick leahy, member of the judiciary committee had already asked the fbi to investigate sessions for any possible contacts because of the previously undisclosed kislyak meetings. these questions have been building up already. whether or not a smart move politically or calculated on the part of the trump/russia war room team, we don't know that part yet. but it's a ve

if you're up north, watch for this crash northbound at princeton. and harrison street. have to detour around because of the accident scene. the bridge, they are clear and no openings for now and the bridge is clear to philadelphia. back to you. >> thank you, jess. 4:47. 65 degrees right now. >> 65. i think that's the coolest morning we've had so far this week, right. by a long shot. yesterday was 77 at this hour. 65 feels so much better and looks better. look at this beautiful view from cape may, a few scattered clouds around, just after 5:30 this morning. falling temperatures, 65 degrees in philadelphia. south jersey. 58 degrees. a lot of neighborhoods in the 60s, just barely in the 60s. audubon, 62. 55 in atco and nice drop. the humidity is dropping and will stay all day long. that's the only thing dropping. we are in the clear today. tomorrow, look to the west and see the wet weather that will return not just tomorrow. it will be tomorrow and right on through the weekend. not raining the whole time but there will be showers and thundershowers on saturday and sunday.

as you head toward princeton, mercer county. route 1 is blocked, route 1 is a major road to be blocked at ridge road. an accident and fuel spill. burlington bristol bridge the overnight construction is cleared, they finished their third opening, they did tests for the opening, they will be wrapping up in a few minutes. let's check the temperatures, we have a gorgeous day ahead. it's cool as you head out. showing you the temperatures now, 82 degrees, the current high, most i will sunny skies, warmer than yesterday, ten degrees warmer we're seeing an uptick with the temperatures after a cool start to the day we get a nice finish, matt. >> developing this morning, a pick up truck slammed into two washington police officers and city employee. it happened while the officers were on bike patrol with the washington, d.c. department of transportation employee yesterday. the truck slammed into an empty garbage truck. one officer is in critical condition. >> it's the last thing in the world chief of police wants to do is come to the hospi

cooler for princeton at 42 degrees. we have this area of high pressure keeping everything high and dry. however, we get chilly by tuesday, and notice we drop into the low 50s and low 60s, and then low 80s by friday, but coming up in the most coming up in the accurate 10 day, guys, we'll have the details, and back to you. >>> today in philadelphia the hit nbc show "the voice" will be holding additions at the pennsylvania convention center. the doors open at 7:00 this morning, and i am sure the line is already out the door. auditions get under way at 9:30. >>> the self proclaimed political incorrect comedian, did he go too far? ♪ pro-tip for making ribs: don't go it alone. get these great smoked ribs. thanks. sure. twenty minutes on the grill. and they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? what? summer made easy at amazing prices. only at giant. >>> nbc10 breaking news. >> we continue to follow the developing news out of london where a terror attack left seven people dead. the doctors are treati

. >>> there's a black bear roaming in princeton ton night police are warning you to be careful.f the large bear. cops say the animal has been seen at the hun school of princeton much police believe the bear is headed southeast. police are also telling to you keep garbage cans covered and not leave food out overnight. if you see that bear stay away and call police. >>> christmas spirit is a great thing but right now ups has the entrepreneurial spirit. the shipping company is adding fees to holiday deliveries. oh, joy. it shouldn't hit you too hard. the fees are less than dollar. for residential deliveries from november 19th to decembe december 2nd and december 17th to the 23rd expect 27-cent fee for overnight second or third day deliveries between the 17th and the 23rd you get the pleasure of paying an extra 81 to 97 cents. >>> philadelphia just got unexpected shout out after mishap by coca-cola the company marketing efforts they backfired when trying to get customers to grab a coke during the heat wa wave. >> check out this tweet from the company last night. it says "today's for

then up in princeton, new jersey, route one southbound, closed for an accident investigation.this happened last night. they're investigating it through the morning rush hour, so, watch for some local detours heading down into trenton, new jersey, this morning. karen, thomas, back over to you. >> (gunshots heard). >> there you have t an early morning baseball practice quickly turned into a life or death situation. when gunman open fire on congressional republican baseball team. >> critically wounds in the that shooting, here are some of the victims, the house majority whip steve scalise, shot in the hip, suffered internal injuries, he'll need more surgeries. also in critical condition, laugh i he is matt mika shot in the chest, and legislative aide aid zach barth shot in the leg, will make full recovery, also capitol police officer crystal griner shot in the ankle. >> president trump and the first lady made a surprise visit last night to the shooting victims in the hospital, including congressman scalise. the president treated just before 9:00 last night: just left hospital. re

cool spot 66 mount pocono and trying t cl spots in neighborhood network 75 in accuweather and 73 princeton and 71 pottstown and 72 one of e and we're dealing with warm temperatures andns. dew point generally now in we have steam factor thatrrow ar not best sleeping kicks on warm and muggy fall2 ae again tomorrow up to philadelphd chance of isolated late day thunderstorm and most of us willnon't forget the pet on 90 degree day temperature of the asphalt as you hit the streets can reach 145 degrees. comfort test. press back of your hand to asphalt for 7 seconds. if it's too hot for you, it is too hot for pup friends. keep that in mind as you head sdlout the day tomorrow. storm can showing us quiet conditions. high pressure in control and stabilizes atmosphere and one good thing with that will be likely mostly clear sky conditions for the rocket launch. nasa rocket lifting offer from the facility in virginia. this is viewing zone. visibility shaded in orange. we could see aroras looking scene with num necessary enter clouds due to vapor released by that rock tote help scientists study eye ons

this accident princeton ton is closing route 1 northbound at ridge road it's an accident involving a fuel spill stick to route 27. fairfield avenue accident in the lawn side section. we have an handful of early morning accidents that's the latest one, matt. >> thank you, karen. >>> developing now, a philadelphia police officer opens fire killing an armed suspect and now there are questions whether the shooting death was justified. katherine scott is live at police headquarters with what the commissioner is saying about the confrontation. katherine? >> reporter: matt, that's right, the man was taken to the hospital, he was ro announced -- pronounced dead. police are trying to figure out what happened in hunting park. they are looking for witnesses and surveillance video. they have some surveillance video and some witness accounts to work on already. let's go to the scene in hunting park. there's a gun on the ground, dirt bike feet away that the man had been riding. this happened at 6:41 p.m. on the 4100 block of whitiker avenue. the police commissioner said a uniformed officer from th

. >> nearby princeton police shot the video of a black bear when it road in the school. school is out. police still warn residents to be very kirful. >>> work continues on the schuylkill. >> big heads up if you take the schuylkill during lunch hour. $21 million project includes new pavement, guardrails and other traffic improvement to the schuylkill. there will be temporary lane closures eastbound from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. 202 and city afternoon. wednesday and thursday. work happening on the westbound lanes. temporary lane closures are expected to be finished on friday khloe shuclosures. >>> it's fine. i don't . . . >> we need route one. how about route one? >>> i like to play games. we're going to start off route one right now. this morning right around 17th street. roads look better this morning than i thought they were going to be. we're on 17th street. no problems. roads are pretty dry. both directions are okay headed southbound towards the schuylkill expressway. also watching 95 and moving through delaware. everything look good so far. ten minutes

to the north, 70 even for princeton. one degree warmer for hope well township. getting more comfortable. humidity is still a bit elevated this morning after the showers and storms yesterday. some sprinkles in south jersey. last few showers berks county and lehigh valley really fizzling showers we saw in cam elle ba elle. it's the last day of spring. going to be a beauty. 80 at 3:00. mostly sunny and 85. humidity drops as the day goes on. the winds are picking up today. bringing in the drier air to lehigh valley. sunshine, 7:00 to 11:00 and 3:00 this afternoon. storms are out of delaware. sunshine takes over. warms to 80 degrees by 11:00. going to be a warm day today. humidity goes even lower during the afternoon. inland areas of new jersey, feel the humidity dropping first. eventually that drier air gets to the shore. shore in for a nice warmup too. winds westerly today. low 80s right on the beach this afternoon. that's today. tomorrow, another nice one. there are some changes ahead by the end of the week. look at the ten day on ten when i'm back in ten minutes.

florence. 65 in princeton. usually cools down a little faster than everybody else. low 70s also for robbinsville. not a bad start. is going to be creaeping up thi evening. holding pretty steady during the day. temperature goes up. yes, it's going to be a hot one. near 90 degrees this afternoon. not going be all that humid. you may notice it's coming up a little bit. especially this evening. going to see rain dropping coming down. philadelphia, trenton, wilmingt wilmington, dry right now. just off to northwest. showers and light showers. here we get the possibility of showers and thunderstorms this evening in the lehigh valley. the rest of the area will likely stay dry today. it's tomorrow that will turn stormy especially in the late afternoon and evening hours. today, the temperatures climb into the 90s and humidity comes up a little bit this evening. partly to mostly sunny skies today. see sunshine to start with saturday. not a lot. clouds take over. afternoon showers and thunderstorms best chance of those will be coming through during the early evening showers on

laurel at 92, shamong at 93, princeton at 88 and lumberton at 93. out along the shore, we have 90 at mays landing. just z-blansing the shoreline coming across the cooler water. keeping everybody cooler. i don't want to leave you out in delaware. we are looking right now 92 in harmony hills. let's head off to middleton at 92 and lincoln at 92 degrees. so the afternoon highs are going to climb even more for tomorrow before they cascade downward back into the 70s bill the time we hit thursday and friday. doppler radar sweeping the sky. nothing out there. look at this little line of clouds. that storm system moving into wisconsin is associated with this line which is associated with some storms north of quebec. it's a cold front that's going to sag through the area. we call it a back door cold front and it could bring us some showers tomorrow isolated and again on wednesday and thursday. 91 will drop into the lower 70s when you wake up tomorrow morning with the west winds. take a look 95 tomorrow in philadelphia with that chance of showers and then we r

for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown in princeton, new jersey. >> woodruff: online, you can watchcy k. smith read two new poems. that's on "art beat" on our website at pbs.org/newshour. >> and some late-breaking news before we leave you tonight. there is word that the special counsel for the russia investigation, robert mueller, is expanding his investigation to consider whether president trump may have committed obstruction of justice. that is according to the "washingto"washington post" "wan post," citing unnamed officials. the report says the obstruction of justice probe began days after the firing of f.b.i. director james comey. in response to the "post" story tonight, a spokesman for the president's legal team said in a statement-- and i quote-- "the f.b.i. leak of information regarding the president is outrageous, inexcusable, and illegal." and that is the newshour for tonight. on thursday, our "making sense" team takes a look at a visa program that's under the microscope because of its results and potential use by the trump family. i'm judy woodruff. join us online, and aga

spot 66 mount pocono and trying to find cool spots in neighborhood network 75 in accuweather and 73 princeton 71 pottstown and 72 one of the cooler sports in milford and we're dealing with warm temperatures and still steamy conditions. dew point generally now in middle 60s. we have steam factor that stays us with through the day tomorrow as temperatures soar once again overnight tonight not best sleeping weather ac kicks on warm and muggy fal falling back to 72 and once again tomorrow up to 6 record high in philadelphia and chance of isolated late day thunderstorm and most of us will not. don't forget the pet on 90 degree day temperature of the asphalt as you hit the streets can reach 145 degrees. comfort test. press back of your hand to asphalt for 7 seconds. if it's too hot for you, it is too hot for pup friends. keep that in mind as you head sdlout the day tomorrow. storm can showing us quiet conditions. high pressure in control and stabilizes atmosphere and one good thing with that will be likely mostly clear sky conditions for the rocket launch. nasa rocket lifting offer from the facilit

she has every election day for 78 years, this great great grandmother started as a poll worker in princetonn 1939 when franklin roosevelt was president. >> you go to get something done. >> primary elections she has done them all. polls can be tiring for people half her able. >> they open at 7:00 and close at 8:00. >> i get home at 4:00 in the morning. >> when she started to work the polls there were paper ballots not machines and she has favorite candidates of the years, she liked fdr and jfk. she remembers a popular write-in candidate. >> they used to write in mickey mouse but he never won. >> she is an inspiration for everyone. >> i was born in 1939 she started working that year. >> she is an awesome person, she is sweet and a good person and proud that i met her. >> she doesn't know how many more elections she will work but proud of the fact that she helped people exercise her right to vote for most of the last eight decades. >> i think i have done my civic duty. working all the polls and encouraging people to vote. >> laura a poll worker that leads by example. nora muchanic, channel 6 "