roger at the base. he told police his older brother looked worry whied when he call lynn and got no answer. >> 10:25 a.m. >> hey, lynn, this is roger. give me a call as soon as you get in. i need you to come pick up tristan. >> then he leaves work. we knew it would have been very difficult for him to have committed this murder. >> so who did it? as the investigation got under way, the detective thought the possibilities were endless. >> it could be anybody. it could be a neighbor, it could be a lover. she was a captain. she was a supervisor. we thought about her troops and her subordinates and maybe somebody that she might have disciplined or sex offenders in the area. >> you had a wide net you needed to throw out. >> it was a wide investigation at the time, yes. >> you had a killer on the use. >> yes. and the neighbors were very scared. who's out there? who did this? >> in those first few leads would pour in and the police had to move fast. lynn reister had inspired loyalty in her life, now, in death,

rogers: i insist on my point of order. i raise a point of order against the motion because the proposed amendment contains an emergency designation. which constitutes a change to existing law within the meaning of clause 2 of rule 21. accordingly, it violates the long-standing prohibition on legislating on general appropriations measure and i must insist upon that point of order. the speaker pro tempore: does any member wish to be heard on the point of order? if not the chair is prepared to rule. the gentleman from kentucky makes a point of order that the instructions in the motion to recommit contain legislation in violation of clause 2 of rule 21. the instructions in pertinent part designate certain appropriated funds as an emergency requirement pursuant to the balanced budget and emergency deficit control act of 1985. the chair has ruled on numerous occasions as recorded in section 1052 of house rules and manuals that a prose poll -- proposal to designate a measure as an emergency requirement is legislative in character

roger had two things over siskel.. >> anthony: so uh roger lived principally in chicago? >> bruce: oh yes. and he had, believe me, he had plenty of opportunities to leave. i mean, he was offered some serious dough to go to new york and go to la. >> anthony: why didn't he go? >> bruce: in chicago, favors are worth more than money and loyalty. in chicago, this is very important. roger is one of the most loyal people. he was loyal to his friends, to his family. and i just, i don't have any problem understanding why he decided to stay here. ♪ >>> when we first pitched this show, you should know the whole idea behind this show is it's a show where a black guy goes places either he shouldn't go or you wouldn't expect him to go. and we're like, oh, where should we go? i was like, i don't know, maybe i should go talk to the ku klux klan. that was their reaction. [ laughter ] that was exactly -- hmm. then it got quiet for a long time. but i could tell it was that kind of quiet where it was like that might be good for ratings.

roger bootle, next. ♪ okay, ready? whoa! ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. guy: welcome back. we are 30 minutes into the trading day. there's a couple big corporate stories. bayer is one of them. the dax down by 0.7%. if you are wondering why the italian market is down as hard as it is, a lot of big financials have gone ex dividend today. matt miller, over to you. matt: we are seeing the purchasing managers index come out. rises to 55.2.i that is more than the forecast 54.6. german pmi of 55.2 and the manufacturing pmi rose to 52.4. that was more than the survey of 52 even. pmiices and manufacturing coming out ahead of the forecast. here you see a euro-dollar trade. euro gaining some strength. german pmi coming up and sort of balancing a long a level here. i've got a chart of pmi over the last two years. we've been hanging around this 55 level. let's get to our top stock stories with nejra cehic. nejra: bayer first and foremost, we saw this stock drop

rogers, seek recognition? mr. rogers: mr. speaker, pursuant to the rule passed earlier today, house resolution 736, i call up h.r. 5243, the zika response appropriations act, 2016, and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 5243, a bill making appropriations for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2016, to strengthen public health activities in response to the zika virus, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the bill is considered read. the gentleman from kentucky and the gentlewoman from new york each will control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from kentucky. mr. rogers: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the consideration of h.r. 5243 and that i may include tabular material on the same. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. rogers: mr. speaker

roger had two things over siskel.lly in chicago? >> bruce: oh yes. and he had, believe me, he had plenty of opportunities to leave. i mean, he was offered some serious dough to go to new york and go to la. >> anthony: why didn't he go? >> bruce: in chicago, favors are worth more than money and loyalty. in chicago, this is very important. roger is one of the most loyal people. he was loyal to his friends, to his family. and i just, i don't have any problem understanding why he decided to stay here. ♪ >>> i've never been to prison, except for this show. which again is one of those things that is weird to say outloud. me going prison is how a person who lives in new york and never stepped on poop. doesn't mean you're good, just means you're lucky. i feel there are two things true about prison. every man in this room has had the thought of who would be in prison. i would be the guy who ran the yard. i would be the guy who was in charge. come to me if you need everything. every guy thinks they would be that guy when most t

roger had two things over siskel.s. and he had, believe me, he had plenty of opportunities to leave. i mean, he was offered some serious dough to go to new york and go to la. >> anthony: why didn't he go? >> bruce: in chicago, favors are worth more than money and loyalty. in chicago, this is very important. roger is one of the most loyal people. he was loyal to his friends, to his family. and i just, i don't have any problem understanding why he decided to stay here. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ wind blowing ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

karen rogers, it gets a little bit more humid tomorrow.ll talk about that and have the weekend call coming up. >> hi, day. let's hit these roads and get this day started. looking outside live this is the schuylkill at the blue route. traffic moving nicely. eastbound headed towards the curve, the construction i showed you earlier has cleared so coming from paoli or norristown you're not going have a problem there. vine street expressway was opened overnight, no construction out there so westbound, eastbound moving okay with no delays. we do have a problem coming up in wynnefield heights and we've got belmont avenue blocked right now. that's between conshohocken avenue and monument road. a car ran into a pole here. we have police and fire crews on the scene and stick to bryn mawr and wynnefield avenue as your alternates. another accident in abington on coolidge avenue at galloway avenue. matt and tam. >> thank you karen. >> developing right now... >> breaking philadelphia police are on the scene of a parking lot shootout. bullets started fly

roger was a much better writer and much better read. >> so, roger lived prince pale in chicago?than money and loyalty. it's chicago -- this is very important. roger is one of the most loyal people. he was loyal to his friends, his family. and i don't have any problem understanding why he decided to stay here. ♪ >>> i've never been to prison, except for the show. i've never been, which is again one of those weird things to say out loud. and it's the same way a person in new york would feel like if they've lived in new york and never stepped on pop. it doesn't mean you're good, it just means you're lucky. every man in this room has had the thought of who he would be in prison. i think everybody feels like i'd be the guy who ran the yard. come to me if you need everything. when really most of the people are like boo hoohoo. please.

let's turn now to meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. >> good morning, matt. we do have

, oh birthday boy ducis rogers. and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> tonight, several breaking stories. the voting under way in indiana. will donald trump deliver his final knockout? and what trump said about ted cruz's father. the jfk says yags. and this mysterious photo. our reporter, one-on-one with ted cruz's father, outraged tonight. >>> the horror playing out on a city bus, hijacked today. and tonight, police now pouring over this disturbing video. the bus driver attacked, passengers fleeing. the armed suspect taking off behind the wheel, and then making a deadly turn. >>> deadly attack tonight. isis killing an american, a nayvilnay vil i have s.e.a.l. martha raddatz standing by. >>> dramatic lightning strikes, giant hail. trees crushing cars and crashing into homes. millions in the threat zone this evening. >>> and major new devel

i appreciate you being with me, roger. the obama administration is basically saying critics of this are playing politics. are you playing politics? >> this is a great abuse of power by the obama administration. when congress banned sex discrimination in 1962, they were acting to protect girls and women. this new law is trying to turn its law on its head by saying men should have unfettered access to girls and women's bathrooms. the administration is pulling out the pen and the phone to unilaterally rewrite the law when you do not have support of the american public. this is an abuse of power. >> for those pushing for lgbt rights say it's not men, because in their mind, in their hearts they do not believe they're the sex that they were born with. >> if they want to amend federal laws, you should try to amend federal laws. you convince people of your views and pass a law. if you want to protect gender identity, you pass a law. we live and you constitution, not under a monarchy. the president is trying to reassert unilateral

we'll bring in roger of elevation partners and also a -- >> roger, always great to see you. >> melissa, great to be back. that was a fantastic discussion. >> thank you. >> really fantastic. let me give you a little context on the driver. the point about the leadership narrowing from a dozen stocks down to two i think is a really, really important point and the thing to understand is we've just come off the mother of all product cycles related to smart phones. it was the biggest product cycle in the history of tech by a mile and made apple the largest cap out there and gave an extra boost to google and huge boost to amazon and huge boost to netflix and leadership companies but we've hit the point where everyone who can afford a smart phone is on their second or third one and so they -- the pace of upgrading has slowed. there is nothing we can do about that. it doesn't make apple a bad company. it doesn't make anybody else a bad company. it's the product cycle is over and they have l have a period of consolidation and maturity and nothing coming that can possibly replace what we got from

roger: no. have reached a rather -- i have reached an age i didn't think about a lot until recently. that's an arena for younger people. david: the fed minutes came out last week. what emerged was a disconnect between market makers and participant like yourself. that, do you for think? roger: i think it's a normal state of affairs. expecting broadly was a maximum of two rate hikes for the rest of the year and not before july. many in the market thinking there might only be one. now the perception is that there will be at least two in the first may occur in june. no one precisely knows. as the fed so often says, they ."e "data dependent considering this in june, it would depend on the data they had from the weeks leading right up to that date. so, i don't think this is a big disconnect by historical standards. just the standard avenue and flow of thinking as people study the fed. it seems there is a new divide shaping up between those interested in the domestic economy and those worried about glo

is the author of the report, roger farmer. joe: roger, thank you so much for joining us.to us what the difference is between quantitative easing and what qualitative easing is and why you think the latter can be a better solution? roger: this can affect the size of the central bank balance sheet. the fed went around 8 billion to around 2 billion in the middle of the recession. quantitative easing has to do with the competition of the fed's balance sheet, so a lot of the things that happened at the beginning of 2009 is that the fed began to buy much riskier assets like securities and typically, the feds only bought short-term bonds. joe: so explain to us why qualitative easing works. i read your study on this and one of the things that you noted is that your work was premised on the fact that people are born and die, which we always think it is very obvious, but to you that is an important application. -- it is asonable reasonable assumption. why does this work? reasons why of the macroeconomists have thought about the economy like this for a long time is the premise is th

karen rogers we have a really good day tomorrow before we get rain on friday. all of those details coming up in the seven day. >> we'll take each good day as we can. let's head outside. we've got a good looking morning commute, looking live on the schuylkill expressway this is near conshohocken. that's your westbound traffic headed towards king of prussia. the overnight construction has cleared. you've got your lanes opened none delays on the schuylkill. how is the vine? moving okay. westbound traffic headed towards the schuylkill, eastbound closed overnight for construction, you can see it reopened nice and on time at about 5 o'clock this morning. crews will be back again tonight at 11 o'clock to shut the vine down in both directions. and looking again at the schuylkill expressway here with no problems as you're heading out the door so no issues right there as well. we have one more problem here, kelly drive between hunting park and fountain green drive we have construction going on. they're doing that resurfacing work. usually lasts until about 6:30 in the mo

first lets check in with karen rogers on the terrace in for david murphy. >> reporter: it's beautiful out here, as long as you like it hot. sunshine and a few high clouds, the humidity is not oppressive but up a notch from yesterday. normally a high of 77, we are already at 89 in martins creek and 84 in quakertown and pottstown and 87 in chester and pottstown and saint david. how about the suburbs in new jersey, 87 in glassboro and 89 in vineland. cooler standing on the boardwalk, atlanta city 78. but at 92 in smyrna delaware. and 87 degrees in dover right now. so those numbers go way up there, and today's high is 89 degrees, normally 77. we are well above average. not reaching the record of 96 but nonetheless it will feel warm. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we had clouds earlier and they fell apart. just some high, thin clouds out there. we see the activity out to the south and west. we have just a slight chance of a shower today in the northwest suburbs, most of us just stay dry, how about heading out to the playground and bring the cool drinks, it feels like summer, 2

karen rogers i'll track the rain on future tracker 6. most importantly i'll have improvement for the weekend. that call is coming up. >> reporter: all right, dave we're starting with breaking news in new jersey, route 55 southbound is shut down at 42. police saying it's a fatal accident. new jersey state police said a vehicle slammed into a tree and the fatal accident investigation team coming to the scene just now. this could be closed for a while. 42 everything is blocked when you try to take the exit ramp to 55 southbound. we can see the speeds heading northbound on 55 you're down to ten miles per hour. get off on clemens bridge road and reenter 55 at clemens bridge road. that's a way to get around this. we have a camera shot of the scene. i want to take you there right now. this is route 42. this is heading southbound you can see this is the exit for 55. you've got all the emergency workers on the scene still blocking that exit ramp not letting you get on 55 southbound because of a fatal accident where a vehicle slammed into a tree.

-- roger tony roger tawney, was not a judge before he was a justice. his replacements, weight and full or, were not judges before they were justices. that takes us into the 20th century. earl warren was not a judge before he was a justice. neither was william rehnquist before he was an associate justice. and yes, it actually is true that william howard taft was a judge before he was a cheap justice but he had some of the really important jobs also. [laughter] dr. amar: you are thinking president of the united states and i'm thinking officer of yale law school. [laughter] dr. amar: whereas today, except for elena kagan, none of them -- except one, was a federal judge. the one none of you will even remember, not earl warren, not ,illiam douglas, not hugo black sherman menton. that was a court with a lot of political experience and today, except for elena kagan, all of the justices were sitting appellate justices at the time of their employment. you rise within the judiciary of health and here is how it began, like going to a fancy law school, often in a

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning's 4:30 on this wednesday may fourth. >> we're following breaking news. detectives are investigating two police-involved shootings overnight, one of them was deadly. we have team coverage. >> the gop race may now pretty much be over. the head of the republican national committee says donald trump is the party's presumptive nominee. >> and our rainy week continues. accuweather is tracking showers during your morning commute and on. >> my goodness. david we'll go over to you because we have to. i don't want to hear more. karen rogers has your traffic. good morning. >> things will get a little bit better in a few days. we're still stuck thunder same gray damp pattern. rain may be not quite as widespread nor as inanes most spots but we have rain in southeastern pennsylvania, a little bit towards trenton and a couple sprinkles down through the heart of south jersey. cape may getting hit with a temporary heavier about the of rain and then every now and then you see some yellows mixed in in c

karen rogers what do you have out there. >> a big accident.ne but no traffic because route 70 in cherry hill is blocked in both directions. looking live at haddonfield road. at cooper landing road a downed pole brought down a tree. we can see one of the wires just hanging low across route 70 at this point. watching a school bus come out past the scene right here but it is blocked at this point at haddonfield and blocked until cooper road in both directions. lot of people in cherry hill hop on route 70 and come over the ben franklin bridge. can't do that right here as we look at that downed pole and tree. it happened initially at cooper landing road. take chapel avenue or route 38. we've got police, emergency workers fire crews everybody is on the scene right now in cherry hill, new jersey. in bellmawr we've got a problem with a disabled vehicle. they just just moved it to the shoulder on 295 southbound near route 42 so a little bit of slowing in that area right there. also heading outside live, this is route 42 right by the new jersey turnpike

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the nrsc chairman, roger wicker is on board.se are the two men in charge of getting elected republicans back into the building come election time. you also see the leadership by kathie mcmorris rogers who i spoke to and you're starting to see this idea of, okay, donald trump may not be the person we thought we were going to be working with, but there's clearly somebody here that we can do business with. and by the way, he is kind of an empty suit when it comes to policy, because he's never really been well versed in it. and maybe, just maybe, we could fill that suit with our own policy ideas and trust that he would put smart people around him. maybe all of this that he's been doing on the campaign trail is just for show. one member suggested this to me, scott dajer lay, also a member of the freedom caucus, take a listen to how he described it. >> i think donald trump, of course grew up in reality tv, i shouldn't say grew up, but was involved in reality tv, and when he campaigns, some of that comes out. if you meet him in private

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morningryone, it's 4:30 a.m. on this wednesday, may 11th. >> here's what we're following for you. authorities are trying to determine why a man went on a murderous stabbing rampage at a mall and at a home in massachusetts. >> a berks county student gets ahold of a school employee's gun and now they are both facing consequences. >> a presidential candidate stumps in south jersey today after a primary loss last night. >> picking up a little bit of rain out there. let's turn to meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. >> most of our rain this morning is down south by dover and cape may and you can see that it is plowing toward the east. we had some earlier thunder in the overnight hours down there. not picking up any of that right now although another lightning bolt or two would not be out of the question. pretty much the rest of the area is dry. there might be a little light sprinkle up around maybe southern delaware county near i-95 and northern wilmington. but everything else here appear

let's go over to karen rogers.d morning. >> and puddlely our new word of the day matt o'donnell. thank you. so we're in traffic report time i. we're looking live in fort washington. this is 309 at the pennsylvania turnpike. it is wet out there. no major problems in perkasie or montgomeryville bud we have had a bunch of accidents early this morning. there's a lot of water on the roadway so expect that even if it's not raining heavily where you are that you will be driving through a lot of ponding out there and puddling on the roads. no overnight construction on the turnpike. 309 is moving okay. in horsham we have a vehicle fire here. watch out for crews on lower state road at squire drive. and here at upper frederick township we have a large tree branch that's hanging down on perkiomenville road at salford station road so i would avoid it and stick to gravel pike as your alternate. we've got this accident on 295 northbound past 47 that's delsea drive exit 25. it's in the left shoulder and we're seeing some slowing t

rogers of alabama. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1732, the gentleman from alabama and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the gentleman is recognized. mr. rogers: i offer an amendment to ensure congress is getting full information about one of our nation's highest priority defense mission nuclear deterrents. several years ago, the secretary of energy tasked the nation's nuclear energy lab to produce a study on the future of nuclear deterrents. it was finalized in august of 2014, almost two years ago. the secretary made a personal commitment to senior member os they have armed services committee he would send over the report resulting in that study. now two years later, we still have not received that report. this amendment would assure d.o.e. access to provite this -- pro-- acts to provide this to congress. ensures congress has appropriate oversight and visibility into the issue of nuclear deterrence. efense's -- it's only a couple million dollars in the administration's funds thi

meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers.has been a cool rainy couple weeks around the region. right now it's cloudy outside. you can see the clouds really filling in after yesterday's gorgeous blight blue somewhat windy and cool day and we have some sprinkles and showers over by washington on their way over to us probably by about late morning or mid day. we'll start to see some of that. 55 degrees on the bus stop right now. 47 degrees as you head outside in allentown. 51 in reading. 53 in wilmington. still 49 in millville and 56 degrees in cape may. as we take a look at the bus stop, between 6 o'clock and 8 o'clock we'll be in the low 50's. 52 degrees by 6 o'clock, 53 by 8 o'clock. some of the suburbs a little cooler. look for cloudy skies probably staying dry through that morning commute but as we rolled through the day we're looking at some sprinkles and light showers popping in. 59 degrees by 11 o'clock. some of you may see some of that as soon as 11:00. by 1 o'clock 61. and by 3 o'clock, 60. it looks like today's high i

. >>> david murphy is off, matt pellman and karen rogers getting ready for the weekend. >> reporter: if you liked yesterday's summer-like weather you'll like today's too. 59 in allentown. 63 in wilmington. 65 in millville. ac boardwalk, 63 degrees. you'll feel the humidity build in this afternoon. satellite and radar we have high clouds around the i-95 corridor, but you can see showers trying to form out in central pennsylvania. i think they mostly fall apart. they have a slight chance for a shower or thunderstorm in the northwest suburbs that will hold off until later this afternoon or this evening. overall today, very warm, a bit more humid and sunshine mixing with clouds. 9:00 a.m., bright, 735 degrees, 11:00 a.m., 83. 1:00 p.m., 87. 3:00 p.m. we hit a high of 89 degrees well above average. normally we would be in the upper 70s. 6:00 p.m., 86 degrees come down from the high. the one issue we've been mentioning this air quality. this is the crowning -- young the elderly any one with respiratory problems avoid the afternoon sun. >> reporter: no overnight construction on the schuylki

police release the name of a driver involved in this deadly situation and the driver is identified as roger ferreti. the 52-year-old man did not have a weapon but one officer felt threatened enough to fire his weapon and tonight the investigation continues. this overbrook neighborhood is in shock after philadelphia police were forced to shoot and kill a man. >> why would they chase him? and lose a life. it's sad. >> i heard freeze, stop and pop pop pop and then everything froze. >> police say they got calls that this minivan did not belong in the area and seemed suspicious and officers responded and tried to get the man to stop and he wouldn't and patrols eventually cornered the man and he still refused to stop and cornered the officers and that is when one officer fired several shots and killed the driver. >> he attempted to flee from them and trapping one of the officers between the car and another area where he did not feel like he could escape and he discharged hi weapon. >> commissioner richard ross is conducting an internal investigation and reviewing cameras in the area and talking t

karen rogers has a check of traffic next on "action news." plus a warning from a granola bar maker about what could be in your pantry. >>> one airline is shelling out big bucks to make sure you get to your flight on time. more on that when "action news" comes right back. >> reporter: welcome back that's a pretty good looking shot of the commodor barry bridge. this is not bad either, we've got the schuylkill expressway in king of prussia, eastbound traffic heading toward gulph mills moving just fine. no problems and no construction here. eastbound at the blue route we have construction that just cleared. we had a down tree that cleared in norristown after street at marshall street. the burlington bristol bridge up now, stick to the connector bridge instead. tacony-palmyra opening at 5:30 or so. commodor barry bridge, construction blocked up to two lanes heading eastbound. you want to watch for construction. thatslow you down this morning,. >>> officials in arizona are trying to control dust storms by using gorilla snot. until now, crews have b

let's turn now to meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers.d morning. >> good morning, matt. we do have some showers on storm tracker6 live double scan this morning. they're not everywhere but we have a bank coming from the west. down south in cape may county central delaware, parts of new castle county delaware a little bit damp. there's a bit of a shower coming through north central chester county but again there's more out to the west and at times this morning we are going to be on the damp side. satellite also shows you how cloud cover is retain the region overnight and we're going to wind up with mostly cloudy skies today and at times a little damp. most of that rain out to the west will probably fall apart before it gets here but at times it will be wet. 56 degrees in philadelphia. 56 currently in millville and wilmington. just 44 in allentown. temperatures not quite as chilly as they were yesterday morning but still jacket weather i think. then on the bus stop this morning, most areas are going to be dry but some areas will see some sho

he's talking rain and karen rogers has your commute. yeah, a little bit of light rain today in parts of the region. cloudy skies to start out and there you see those sprinkles and showers beginning to build in out to the west. we're starting out cloudy and also starting out cool. temperatures outside in philadelphia 55 degrees. you head out the door in allentown you're at just 49. so, this is definitely another one of those mornings for a jacket. the winds probably not overall as strong as yesterday but we do have a little bit of a breeze kicng

he's talking rain and karen rogers has your commute.ood morning. >> yeah, a little bit of light rain today in parts of the region. cloudy skies to start out and there you see those sprinkles and showers beginning to build in out to the west. we're starting out cloudy and also starting out cool. temperatures outside in philadelphia 55 degrees. you head out the door in allentown you're at just 49. so, this is definitely another one of those mornings for a jacket. the winds probably not overall as strong as yesterday but we do have a little bit of a breeze kicking around and about 9 miles per hour right now in philadelphia adding to the chilly feel. as we take a look at the bus stop this morning, it looks like it's cloudy, probably dry in most neighborhoods between 6:00 and 8:00 and temperatures in the low 50's, 52 by 6 o'clock and about 53 by 8 o'clock. as we go through the day it stays cloudy and cool, that's for sure. staying in the 50's through most of the morning hours and staying in the low 60's for the majority of the afternoon. we'

karen rogers we've got the chance of not only more clouds, but rain over the in the 48 hours, i'll have that with future tracker 6. >> reporter: we have an accident on i-95 southbound near washington avenue. you can see the flashing lights involving two vehicles, we're hearing there is someone injured on the scene. we've got emergency workers there, blocking the right lane. i-95 southbound off-ramp to washington avenue, right lane blocked. you can see how traffic slowed in this area because of that. cheltenham avenue washington lane, police here, and somebody injured. you'll see emergency workers causing restrictions on cheltenham avenue in montgomery county. turnpike westbound we have construction between fort washington and valley forge. no overnight construction last night on the vine street expressway. we see westbound, eastbound open, roads are dry, volume light at this hour. it's cold out there, warm up the car this morning. >>> thank you karen. >>> developing overnight, philadelphia police say a drive-by shooting left a 17-year-old on the ground his body riddled with ten bullets.

roger, thank you.nd, of course. >> great hair. >> yes. >> amongst many other things. >> good quality. >> dan's going to disagree with me and he's probably going to be right, but the reason i continue to own facebook, facebook is so far ahead of the curve with all this stuff, it just -- every time you see a valuation like snapchat is supposedly getting, more reason to be bullish. >> look at snapchat's valuation a few months ago. it's up 30% more. it's pretty incredible. fast growing is great. that was something roger pointed out, fast growing. but monetization, that's the problem with twitter right now. they're the bottom ticker. they're not like facebook. to guy's point, if you want to be involved right now, you want to probably be in facebook just because of all the acquisitions that are made that they're starting to see the monetization come to fruition. a $22 billion valuation? holy smokes. >> for twitter, all-time low today. downgraded to a sell. but there's not only user fatigue amongst the reason

karen rogers has what you will see at the resort. >> reporter: for the past 18 careers, disney animal kingdom has closed at sunset. not any more. we have a new look at the kingdom in a whole new light. they created a spectacular show called rivers of light. >>> it combines the celebration of animals, man and nature coming together. >> reporter: one of disney's most popular attractionss kilimanjaro will run at night. >>> the tree of life awakens at night. >>> we have three hundred animal carvings on the tree. every animal will come alive at night. >>> it's beauty, mystery, magic all come together, you'll love it. >>> we love it. >>> and we're giving away a family vacation for four to walt disney world you can find a link to enter at 6abc.com. >>> more video of the daring and intense rescue of floodwaters in texas david. >> reporter: we have jackets on the kids because it's cool this morning and staying cool this afternoon. i'm not going overboard on rain gear, you'll notice. i'll have more on where the temperatures are going or not going that's coming up next. ♪ there's something to be

roger converso con una de las favoritas que hoy fue eliminada. roger: gracias. a esas mujeres madres. todos queremos ganar pero hay una sola corona y muy pocos espacios... al menos cumplir. >> catherine votÓ por ti. eso te molesta? >> la realidad es que es una competencia... si yo me quedaba en competencias se iban a dividir los votos. imagÍnate, si hubiesen sido sola que estuviera en esa posiciÓn. quien sabe?, tal vez tuviera que hacer lo mismo. es una competencia individual. >> quiÉn te gustarÍa que gane esta competencia? >> siempre he dicho que la corona se tiene que quedar en puerto rico. >> que te llevas de esta competencia? esta fue tu segunda oportunidad... deseaste mucho mÁs que la primera vez. >> toda esta experiencia, el tener muy buena evaluaciÓn del jurado, poder dar un mensaje, motivarÁ muchas mujeres... son tantos recuerdos que me voy a llevar. muchas enseÑanzas. uno no termina de aprender. >> te llevas tambiÉn a tu esposo y a tu hijo. felicidades. conductor: las mujeres que comente mas durante el embarazo no sÓlo ponen en riesgo su salud, sino tam

rogers boat. stayed on that boat for a while. -- -- as early as 7:00 or so, i don't recall the exact time. the captain had to wait until 8:00. whatever had to be done. i'm just telling you what i was toechld i have no independent way of verifying it. >> the second matter concerns the phone calls from the road or to the road, whichever way it was. ms. rice these were phone calls mainly from you she says to discuss the media's attention to the womanizing issue. you said those were calls from her to you to talk about a campaign job. what is it. >> the key words in those explanations the conversations were primarily political. she asked who she should talk to in the campaign about getting involved in t. it was in recollecting that meeting that she said if i were to get involved in in campaign, could i -- what can i do? can i raise money, can i get these people involved? and it was discussions along that line. my questions of her were who are your contacts? who are your friends? should we put you in to

for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. pat toomey started his career as an investment banker.n, a wall street wheeler-dealer overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors. in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall street. voting to allow banks to continue making the risky investments that wrecked our economy. afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> let's check the temperatures before we go. >> reporter: western suburbs a mix of clouds and sun, can't rule out a spotty shower, but generally speaking dry right now. 77 in reading, 76 toward the i-95 corridor. 74 in philadelphia. not quite so warm, but comfortable. 72 as you head toward glassboro. finally at the coast mid 60s, but a pleasant clouds and sun mix. i think there's less of a chance of a shower down the shore as there is in philadelphia. after 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., look out for a shower or thundershower in some places. >>> finally this noon we want to invite you to join us for an event to help in the

i worked closely with roger's mily and the entire elfers community on this legislation. to help solidify the memory of private fussell's bravery, american spirit and optimism. his actions served as inspiration for his brother, timothy, who has gone on to serve his community as chief of the port richie fire department. honoring private fussell with the elfers post office designation also honors the work of his sister, mya. myra served -- his sister, myra. myra served her community in this post office for 20 years. let's honor this american hero and his family by passing h.r. 3953 and designating the elfers post office the private first class felton roger fussell memorial post office. thank you very much, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from michigan is recognized. mrs. lawrence: mr. speaker, i 3953, passage of h.r. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from north car

rogers: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the consideration of h.r. 5243 and that i may include tabular material on the same. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. rogers: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for as much time as he may consume. mr. rogers: mr. speaker, i rise to present h.r. 5243, the zika response appropriations act. the zika virus clearly poses a great threat to public health, not only in the united states, but around the globe. it's become increasingly important that we, the congress, act to protect our most vulnerable, particularly infants and pregnant women, from the risks of this disease. our response must be urgent, direct and strategic. targeted at preventing the further spread of this disease. the bill before you today

and he told our own karen rogers he has been trying to be a contestant for years. >> i applied four or five years ago and they were in town filming for this week, the great american cities and while in town they did auditions for a few days and i got an email saying we want you to come down. >> wow. >> we'll see if tony hood can tame the wheel and make a lot of money. can you see him compete on "wheel of fortune," philadelphia week here on 6 abc. and check out the memorable moments from the "wheel of fortune" set. head to our 6 abc facebook pages and 6abc.com. for sneak peeks and behind the scenes contest and share your wheel moments using #~ 6 abc wheel. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help c

fast-forward -- roger tawney. presidentn becomes by running against roger tawney, by telling everyone who will listen how imposter is this stuff is -- how preposterous this stuff is. the young lawyer from illinois says -- i love this phrase -- i am an astonishing in -- i am an in political history. he was to declare everything the obama administration -- i'm sorry, the lincoln administration does as unconstitutional. it's a conscription law. and you can buy your way out of it, just like the individual mandate. he is afraid tawney will invalidate this whole thing. when tawney dies, they find in his desk -- the case never materializes -- they find in his draft opinion. a draft draft opinion, if you will, holding conscription unconstitutional. the case had not reached the supreme court, but tawney is ready. he has it in his top drawer. lincoln's and emancipation proclamation, if you read it, it has all of the poetry of a bill of lading. [laughter] and it does not free everyone. only some people in some jurisdictions.

rogers: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for as much time as he may consume. mr. rogers: mr. speaker, i rise to present h.r. 5243, the zika response appropriations act. the zika virus clearly poses a great threat to public health, not only in the united states, but around the globe. it's become increasingly important that we, the congress, act to protect our most vulnerable, particularly infants and pregnant women, from the risks of this disease. our response must be urgent, direct and strategic. targeted at preventing the further spread of this disease. the bill before you today provides $622.1 million to fight this dangerous virus. it prioritizes critical activities that must begin immediately, such as vaccine development and mosquito control. i was glad to see that the administration took our committee's advice and redirected $589 million from less urgent needs to fund immediate actions to respond to zika. this was and is the most immediate source of funding in the figh

here's ducis rogers.overning, baseball is a simple game as long as you score more runs than the other guys, you win. the phillies continue to do that anyway you can. tommy joseph called up from trip a. he goes -- aaa. he goes 0 for 2. next batter, the pitcher. phillies lead 3-2. it remains that way into the 9th inning. tieing run on base, 6-4-3 double play. phillies win 3-2. 13-3 in a one run game. >>> our guys have been tested with the one you-run game. it fun to win the games because it teaches them how to win the close games, that's a bonus for us. >>> how do you feel on the first day of the new job. carson wentz, the star attraction for the eagles three day rookie mini camp. he only had the play book for three days, he said the offense is quarterback friendly. >>> i think the relationship with him i think it will be a competitive atmosphere, hope landfall i we learn together and grow together and push each other and lead to benefiting the team and winning a lot of ballgames. personally i don't think t

let's turn to dave murphy and karen rogers.lots of clouds, lots of showers across the region right now. take a look as you can see a big mass of rain that's pushing up from the southwest. most of it is kind of tracking

karen rogers we have a light at the end of the tunnel.eather toward the end of the work week and i'll be happy to report that to you coming up in detail in the accuweather 7-day forecast. what you got on the roads. >> a dry early commut morning commute. looking live on the schuylkill at city avenue jammed westbound past the boulevard to gladwyne. eastbound heavy from conshohocken to the curve and approaching montgomery to girard. on the vine street expressway we've been notice something pretty heavy traffic. we're jammed here westbound approaching the schuylkill. eastbound's moving okay. crews will return again tonight at 11 o'clock, shut the vine down in both directions so watch for that. we have a couple accidents out there. this one in cheltenham on llanfair road at elizabeth road. another one in lansdale delaware county. hearing there are injuries on the scene so you'll see emergency workers here on baltimore avenue at union avenue. in mount ephraim camden county we've got this accident as well right on the black horse pike. that's a