he would watch the launch from houston's mission control. >> roger. booster. complete. >> roger. booster complete. we're on internal power and we're go. >> roger. how does it look? >> looks good. >> okay. recorder at flight speed. >> ignition flight. >> roger. >> system go all engines. >> roger. >> okay. >> looks good here flight. go to green. >> okay we go. okay, we're go at one. roger. booster, how do you look? >> we're good. >> we're go flight. looks good here. >> looks good flight. >> looks good flight. >> looks fine. >> go for staging. >> confirming. >> staging flight. >> roger. >> trajectory confirmed staging. >> roger. >> booster was way early. >> okay. >> flight confirmed number five engine down. >> you don't see any problem with that, though do you? >> negative. not right now flight. all the other engines are go. >> the next step in the routine of lunar flight was to burn out of earth's orbit to the moon. then pull free of the third stage and dock with the lunar module "aquarius." at the controls of the command module "odyssey" jack swaggart. they pulled aquarius away fr

. >> roger. >> its complete. >> roger. >> the poster has one complete and we are on internal power. >> how does it look? >> ncc recorded the flight speed. >> ignition. >> it looks good here. >> ok boost it. ok, we go at one. roger. how do we look? >> you look good. it looks good here. >> it looks good, flight. it looks fine. >> roger booster. >> confirm. >> staging flight. >> roger. >> flight five trajectory concerned staging. >> five booster was way early. >> flight confirmed, number five. >> roger. do you see any problem with that? >> negative, not right now, all the other engines are go. >> the next step in lunar flight was to burn out of earth orbit for the moon. then pull free of the third stage and dock with the lunar module aquarius. at the controls of the command module odyssey, jack swaggart. >> we are hard docked. >> good deal. >> they pull aquarius away from the saturn third stage the s4-b. >> i can see it now at the hatch window. >> odyssey and aquarius moved away from earth for the moment. -- toward the moon. >> ok houston, we've had a problem here. >> say again. >> we've

roger skoolt. >> good afternoon. i'm roger skoolt i'm overlook teacher at san francisco city college and proud resident of this increasing city of constrictions and on the executive board of the 2121 city college and bay city college p had survive many of the people in this room are strong supporters obviously that is a complex issue i'm successful california of certainly but want to support the legislation of supervisor campos it make sense i'd like to offer some anecdotal information i think that is one way of putting a complex issue into a prospective i may not be naive if you act think. "question: good point when mines bought a home in san francisco in hayes valley we were there 10 years a two-bedroom apartment well lighted, etc. and because rent control which i stronger support the rented went up from 277 to over 4 heeds dollars and an compatible apartment thousand dollars this increase is outages but i urge you to in our deliberations to come up with a solution that is as good as what the people would come up w

roger: we will have to see.s is where -- we're going to see tougher cuts and public spending. whereas before there was a bit of tax increases and some cuts in public spending and the liberal democrats were worried about what sort of spending cuts, welfare cuts in particular concern them. now we will see george osborne go for welfare cuts in a fairly big and explicit way. he might actually bring the cuts further towards us in time. they were supposed to be spread out across the whole of the parliament. politically and to some extent economically, there is a lot said for getting the pain out of the way soon. talk about a budget of course in the not too distant future. i doubt if they will announce measures to be enacted now but it will lay out the groundwork. by next are we could find we are in the midst of it ready intense squeeze. manus: do think he will bring forward the referendum on europe into next year because of the selections? we anticipate a great deal of sterling volatility, market volatility as we run

roger didn't look too happy before security finally came over and took the fan off the court. the match roger called for better security not only for himself but for all players. >>> tonight in the sports zone we have john johnson from sports radio 94 wip joining me and some of the items on the docket tonight, flyers new head coach dave hakstol. sixers getting third pick in the nba draft and deflate-gate still continuing. that's coming up in just a few minutes. >> that is a little crazy, though with roger federer. how did that guy get -- >> he handled it well. >> no he was trying to be very polite. >> security get over here. >> get him out of here. >> hurry. >> exactly. >> thank you so much, lesley. still ahead when one ride on roller coaster not enough. we'll tell you why a pennsylvania man is riding the same coaster 95 times in a row. stay with us. [african-style music] ♪ take my hand to the land ♪ ♪ take my hand to the land, whoa-oh! ♪ (narrator) only one family goes to incredible lengths to make sure your family time never becomes endangered. kalahari resorts. coming to th

roger, can you hear me?e going to work on getting roger back .again, to recap the headlines for you, boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev is sentenced to death, and julie, i can point out that this is about three weeks at the jurors heard testimony, and in the decision was reached actually quite quickly. julie: yes, it was reached , eveny, and even knowing the deliberations since they began, since 3:00 p.m., they have been going through and reading this verdict and recounting the various counts here on which he has already been convicted as they try to determine whether he should receive this sentence. the jury with seven women and five men. last month is when the conviction came. tsarnaev is only 21 years old. he was convicted of all 30 chars ges against him. 17 of those can carry the death penalty. they do take 14 hours to reach a decision, but in terms of the overall length of the jury, it is the first time a jury has sentenced a person to death in the post 9/11 era, at least according to the "new yor

rogers? mr. rogers votes no. mr. franks? mr. franks votes no. mr. shuster? mr. shuster votes no. mr. whitman? mr. whitman votes no. mr. hunter? mr. hunter votes no. mr. peters? mr. peters votes aye. dr. flemming? dr. flemming votes no. mr. gibson? mr. gibson votes aye. mr. walls? mr. walls votes aye. ms. heart? ms. heart votes no. mr. o'rourke? mr. o'rourke votes aye. mr. scott? mr. scott votes no. mr. brooks? mr. brooks, no. mr. nugent? mr. nugent votes no. mr. ashford? mr. ashford votes aye. mr. multon? mr. multon, aye. mr. burns? mr. burns votes no. mr. graves? mr. graves votes no. mr. zin is an aye. ms. mcfally? mr. knight? mr. mccarthy? mr. russell? mr. russell votes no. >> clerk wall the role of any members who missed the first vote? >> there were no members. >> how am i recorded? >> you are recorded no. >> i would like to change to a yes. >> the gentleman from california. >> no. >> mr. johnson. mr. johnson is recorded a no. >> any other members -- i'm sorry. the gentleman from rhode island. >> yes. >> any other members wish to be recognized? the clerk will report the tally

tom rogers: thank you for having me. is the strategy to keep growing in the age of disruption in the cable industry and how we are all consuming content? tom rogers: well, your little bite on youtube said it all. it is all about getting content from traditional tv sources from recording, which we have done for a long time, and then streaming services, netflix, hulu, being able to get all of that on demand. the issue is you have so much content coming of people from so many ways, there is real chaos for the consumer. what our position is how do you put all that together easily and elegantly so you only need one remote, one user experience, one way to search across everything, no matter what you're trying to wind to get on tv, one way it is filtered for your personal interest and taste. and a way to get all video down to you so every time you turn on the tv, it is sitting there for you. that is the tivo proposition. emily: let's talk about what is happening. charter buying time warner cable. is this good for consumers? is

i'm karen rogers.ve the latest details on the roads and the rails coming up. >> federal safety teams will be on the scene part of the investigation asking the question what led to this deadly scene that amtrak train dee railing right here in philadelphia. >> the ac at a northeast regional train was heading from washington, d.c. to new york city. several cars flew off the tracks at nine. -- 9:30 last night. the area has a big curve to the left right where the crash happened. 238 passengers and five crew members were on board. five are dead and officials say they have not been able to account for all of the passengers. >> let's keep going on team coverage. right now we'll head over to chad pradelli as close to the scene as possible. chad tell us what you're hearing and seeing. >> reporter: right now the recovery operation is still under way. police tell me two bodies have been recovered. the medical examiner took those away. police tell me a crane has been brought in to move some of these cars to get to

as roger said, the f.b.i.e in chicago, the hope is that you turn the smaller fry and it ends up going to the big kahuna. on top of that, fifa's power depends on money that comes from the sponsorship that goes to the world cup and comes from people participating in the world cup, and there is going to be a lot of noise about major fed ranges withdrawing from fifa withdrawings from the world cup -- >> woodruff: which is what the u.s. and some europeans are talking about -- or not from the world cup, but withdrawing from fifa. >> exactly, which would entail withdrawing from the world cup, which is a major commitment that would remake the global game. >> woodruff: well, let me come back to you, roger bennett. what do we look forward to in this coming term? we know the investigations continue. can international soccer continue in any seem semblance of a normal operation given what's taken place this week? >> the only one in fifa land. the next steps will take place in the real world. we see what kind of cards the f

and karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: there's a dense fog advisory in parts of south jersey and southern two-thirds of delaware where visibility is at a quarter mile. we have a code orange ozone-action day mainly in new jersey. i could see the pollution levels rising on the pennsylvania side of the river, as well. code orange means those in unhealthy risk groups, those suffering from asthma or other respiratory ailments should limit exercise when ground ozone is at its worst. there's the low-lying cloud cover coupled with fog giving us problems to the south. most of us in pennsylvania we have stars out. 58 in millville. 53 in allentown. winds are light it's comfortable out there. as we head out to get the school bus, 55 by 6:00. 58 by 8:00 a.m., clear and comfortable. if you're in south jersey and delaware, you'll have the dense fog to look for. 63 by 9:00 a.m. 84 by 3:00 p.m. lots of sunshine, high of 85 degrees, probably around 4:00 p.m. and then 79 degrees by 6:00 p.m. pollen is up high today karen so allergy sufferers will have to he'd -- heed that. when we come back the wee

roger federer is not happy after the french open on sunday. what happened here it is then ran onto the court and tried to take a selfie. he actually dismissed the fan and he was led away by security. the roger federer not very happy, criticizing the security operations at the french open. luckily nothing happened. pretty scary that a fan can jump on the court. saying,person is something much worse can happen. of course, worse things have happened in the past. in 1983, monica seles was stabbed in the back. a very serious situation. here, nothing happened. reporter: a major security breach. thank you. back to you. rishaad: a look at what is coming up for the second hour. we are talking tech in the living room. live at the electronics show to see the evolution for the home place. ♪ rishaad: it is monday the 25th of may. this is "trending business,." live in jakarta, a look at what they are watching. the clock is ticking in greece. there is no money and creditors paid be . party leaders say athens will honor its commitment. and independence group

again, this is coming out of the report that ted wells gave to the commissioner, roger goodell. we have the statement from goodell saying that he is appreciative of ted wells and his colleagues for performing a thorough and independent investigation investigation. the findings and conclusions set forth in the comprehensive report. we'll continue digging through. more on deflate-gate whether we get. it. >>> make no mistakes today not a single republican candidate announced or potential is clearly and consistently supporting a path to citizenship. not one. when they talk about legal status that is code for second-class status. >> that was hillary clinton tuesday in las vegas trying to solidify the hispanic vote. she comes out hard in favor of a path to citizenship. she called a family issue that puts a heavy burden on the gop which is still wrestling overall with the issue. in 2012 pew research called the latino voting block an awakened giant. it said hispanic can represent 40% of the -- hispanics represent 40% of the growth in the population. mark murray, political director, join

karen rogers is tracking the chance of rain today. she'll time it all out when "action news" comes right back. >>> clinical trials are a vital part of improving medical care and locally one of the most exciting trials on a grown breaking treatment for leukemia and others can be life savers too, as erin o'hearn tells us in this week's health matters. >> it got brighter after the best gift of all from his dad, a kidney transplant but keeping the kidney healthy takes medication. >> five pills in the morning and at night. >> he memorized the medications to understand what he was taking and helped to fill his pill box but was not consistent in taking the pills and that became a family sore spot. >> you need to take your medicine. >> so kevin enrolled at childrens hospital to fine a novel way to keep them on schedule. dr. susan first says that they have self-consciousness of being different play a role. >> you are at high risk of rejecting the transplant, in kevin's trial a coach helped him. >> i work until 10:00 at night and not get home u

. >> he has enough time to rush the court and take a selfie with roger federer. >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, may 25th, 2015. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie. wet and dangerous weather is forecast for this memorial day across much of the southern plains. the potential for heavy rain, flooding and tornados is set for texas, oklahoma, kansas, and illinois. no injuries and little damage is reported. in texas it's a different story. record-breaking raines caused massive damage. hundreds of homes have been destroyed by floodwaters. at least three deaths are blamed on the weekend's storms through the plains and the midwest. omar villafranca has details. >> reporter: with more rain on the way, memorial day events have been canceled in the city of san marcos texas, today. the city suffered extensive damage when heavy rains caused the blanco river to overflow its banks. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> reporter: it destroyed many roads, homes, and sparked dramatic rescues. nearby wembley was at

the people who hear it are people who work for roger goodell or roger goodell himself. that is a joke there has to be a neutral arbitrator in all of these cases, including this one. >> mike i know you've said that without a smoking gun, there wasn't proof that brady did anything wrong. and obviously the nfl they thought differently, you believe they're wrong here also? >> well clearly they're wrong, and i couldn't agree more withdrew remember guys this is not about the crime, but the cover-up and that's clearly what roger goodell is sending down and troy vincent, his right handman in this case is handing down in delivering this verdict, he is saying that you didn't cooperate fully, you didn't hand over the texts, even though we went out of our way to provide you protection and that is why the nfl is coming down not because they found that tom brady did anything illegal, as a matter of fact they stipulated in their initial findings they couldn't prove that tom brady did anything illegal. it's ridiculous it's a gross overreach of their authority, and i clearly expect this

owner roger kraft have a long and well-known to be cozy relationship. roger kraft came to goodell's defense last year when goodell was taking a lot of heat for his handling of the ray rice case. kraft was right there to defend him at first. goodell had to come up with a report that was going to be hard on the patriots and give the appearance of independence to save some of his own credibility, which has really been taking a large hit over the last two years. i think what's led to this is not just the patriots' past, you know, history of cheating and spygate and tom brady's lack of cooperation in this case, this has a lot to do with the way roger goodell has handled a lot of the controversies he's faced over the last few years. many of them dealing with far more-serious transgressions, as you point out, than, you know, the air pressure in the ball. i think goodell, this is an indication to me that he's got a tenuous grasp on control of this league and he's really trying very, very hard to show he's running a tight ship, when he seems to be selectively ru

>> that's why owners have been so publicly supportive of roger goodell. there you go right there. >> to be precise and the nfl is making billions of dollars. it's the most successful owners in the core four american sports in terms of nhl and major league baseball by far. >> so bratddy is appealing his punishment. >> he is and we'll learn soon. >> and kraft is not appealing the punishment on the patriots. >> robert kraft before all of this said i demand an apology when this is said and done because the truth will come out. >> they published the whole explanation on the website. >> i think robert kraft has to know what's going on here and what happened. obviously you can believe that the deflator was a weight loss campaign with new england or understand this is cheating going on. one more thing, this is a point i want to hit home as i did a couple of weeks ago, whether or not you believe tom brady circumvented the rules it was the intent -- >> kraft wants to be part of the nfl community. >> he is. >> but not like al davis who wanted to be at war with the n

of roger goodell -- designee of roger goodell. >> thank you very much. >> good to be with you. >>> some breaking news now. a major update on the weekend shooting at that draw muhammad cartoon event in texas. the fbi says they issued a bulletin about gunman elton simpson and the specific event three hours before the event. nbc news justice correspondent pete williams has the details. what have you got? >> reporter: the fbi director says the bureau was sending to the police in garland texas, information about people who might be considered a threat. and that three hours before the event was to start, it sent a picture of elton simpson and his name, saying he was interested in the event, not that he was going to attack or was on his way there. the fbi obviously didn't know. that told him he might be someone to look out for potentially. there's no reason to think the fbi director says that the police officer who ended up shooting the two phoenix gunmen had this information in advance. the larger message that they wanted to get across today was how this event points out the change in how soc

roger joins me now. how are you?were just speaking with carl riccadonna who says he feels it is going to come in a little bit worse than the estimates. maybe much worse than estimates. if that happens, are you going to reassess your outlook? >> i think it is an unusually important number for markets because of two things. one this big important debate about whether the slowdown was on the first quarter is "transitory" or signaling a wider and longer slowdown. markets seem divided on that. if the number comes in as expected, 230,000 or so, that would seem to confirm it was transitory. if it is weaker -- betty: the all clear. >> we're seeing so much volatility in fixed income markets, currency markets, and oil markets. remarkable volatility. a huge selloff in bonds until the last few days. stronger prolonged dollar strength. in the dollar has retreated. -- then the dollar has retreated in the last few days. oil prices has risen further and faster than expectations. it will be more important than usual in terms of marke

roger federer won his first match, 6-3, 6-3, 6-4. a fan somehow sneaks on the court and tries to take a selfie with federer. he gets denied. afterwards federal went on to say that afterwards roger federer went on to say i'm not happy with it. -- afterwards roger federer went on to say i'm not happy with it. kellye: let the guy take a selfie. >> you've had some issues with tennis players and crazy fans. it is just a selfie. kellye: i think we just have one beautiful day left. devon: then summer is here. how about the memorial day parade forecast jakovic kicks off in washington dc. -- forecast? kicks off in washington dc. one to get here the heat and humidity last. it is near 90 degrees with storm chances. maybe some likelier storm days. wednesday and thursday, beyond that we will have to attract when the next actual court front -- actual cold front moves through. kellye: we thank you for joining us. bergeron: here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv." we dare you not to laugh. woman: oh, no! [ laughter ] oh that's gonna hurt! woman: ooh!

you can do it. >> paul rogers, model citizen environment writer.always thank you. >> thank you, scott. ♪ ♪ >>> and now to nepal where hundreds of thousands of people remain homeless after last week's devastating earthquake. the magnitude 7.8 quake killed more than 6,200 people. many died when buildings collapsed. joining me now is janis rogers, operating officer of geohazards international, working to reduce risks of natural disasters. welcome. >> thank you. >> what are the biggest challenges to building structures in countries like nepal? >> a couple things you need. first you need a standard so that people know what to do. they know how to build. people have to have resources to build correctly. and the government has to enforce the building code. that's perhaps the most important thing. >> well, what are the codes like in nepal? how do they compare here to the bay area? >> well, codes in nepal are modern earthquake resistant design codes developed in the mid-1990s, and codes around the world are similar in a lot of ways and nepal has a very good

roger not too happy about this. finally security came over and escorted the fan off of the court.is the second time roger has had to deal with a fan on the court at the french open. >> in the sports disown many zone a busy week in the world of sports. sixers getting their third pick in the nba draft. ryan howard really looking like his old self. john johnson from sports radio 94 wip will join me at 11:35. we'll be right back. there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if you could pay for the types of channels you want and not the ones you don't now, fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv. starting at $74.99 per month with no annual contract. get custom tv, including internet and phone. price guaranteed for two years. or get $300 back and free dvr service for 1 year, with a 2 year agreement. hurry, offer ends june 8th. go to getfios.com. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> ♪ >> welcome back. a roar of engines in washington, d.c. to

use 413 new rogers road.ner more land one on davisville road and another on gulph road. >> center city philadelphia, lots of sunshine out there david murphy has the forecast. still bright for now matt, as we head into the afternoon we're likely to see more clouds, 52 degrees for now the temperature similar to what we've seen the last couple of mornings, this afternoon a cool flow off the ocean will suppress the temperatures. we'll e we're going for mainly cloudy skies and sunny breaks, 63 degrees, chance of shower. 70 tomorrow, 78 sunday, the 80s early next week. >> take it, take it, take it. >>> the second and third rounds of the nfl draft are tonight. watch our draft breakdown after "action news" at 1 # p.m. there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. an

and that someone was roger sherman of connecticut. let's go look at him and see what he came up with. the connecticut delegation is here. and i have to apologize, ladies and gentlemen, because whenever i think of roger sherman i cannot help but think as i do so many times when i see the framers, of that great musical "1776." roger sherman was one of the six people at the convention that passed the declaration of independence. in "1776" mr. sherman and mr. adams are debating in song about who should write the declaration of independence. and they give it to thomas jefferson. "i do not know a participle from a predicate. i am a simple cobbler from connecticut." he was coming up with constitutional compromises. and the connecticut compromise my goodness. look, he looks so stern. but impressive. how could you resist a gaze like that? roger sherman's compromise was to blend the virginia and new jersey plans and propose a system we have today where we have a bicameral legislature. every state has two votes in the senate regardless of how bi

let's go on over to karen rogers.ot your accuweather and matt pelman has everything when it comes to traffic. good morning. >> good morning, and we're starting with storm tracker six live double scan through the area. currently dry but anticipate something showers and thunderstorms later in the day that could produce some heavy downpours. we need the rain and wean we'll have the chance for spotty storms later. currently 71 degrees. it is warm to muggy out there through the overnight hours 72 already in allentown. we're holding in the upper 60's in millville, new jersey and 62 degrees on the boardwalk in ac but the dewpoints really tell the story. any time you get greater than 65 you certainly feel the humidity out there. we're sitting at 65 right now in the city but you could see 67 in wilmington, 70 is the dewpoint already in dover, so feeling very muggy out there. that dewpoint even up from that yesterday. taking a look at the forecast for today, it's warm humid. much of the day itself is going to be dry but these s

as for the appeal it will be held by roger goodell himself or someone appointed by roger goodell. the patriots have the option to send it to a judge. a lot of people think the suspension will be reduced. maybe as much as two games. the nfl may clear the severity of the punishment wasn't due to what happened here but because the patriots have infractions in the past. spygate in 2007. >> it is may. if you are talking about four games next season they have to resolve all of the appeals has to happen over the summer. >> that's enough time for them to do it. suspensions get reduced or eliminated. i suspect he will miss a few games. >> he has the paycheck from gisele. he is okay. >> you don't have to worry. >> four games without pay for tom brady. >> $2 million. >> that's real money. >>> developing this morning, police in lake mary florida are expected to detail the monday shooting of george zimmerman. he says someone he had been in an ongoing dispute with pulled up alongside him in traffic and took a shot at him. the bullet missed zimmerman, but he was hit in the face by flying glass.

let's find out more from dave murphy and karen rogers is watching traffic. out here right now on the terrace and we have some sun mixing with some clouds, still in the 60's but you can feel it, it's a bit muggy. we have one area of the region experiencing some precipitation. this is down in dover. this line of heavier showers moving quickly through any given area in about five or 10 minutes but it is a

roger is not happy. >> reporter: and he wasn't. >> i'm not happy about it.ing happened so i'm relieved. but clearly it wasn't a nice situation to be in. >> it scared roger. >> reporter: federer had a run in with another court crash never 2009. during the french open a man ran up and put a hat on his head and two years ago between nadal and david federer a topless man with a white mask jumped on to the court with flares. but the security breaches aren't always amusing. >> 20 years ago monica selles was knifed in the back by a stephie graph fan at a tournament in germany. the director of the french open has apologized to federer for today's incident but federer says he wants to see what action the organization will take. as for the fan, he has been identified and will be banned from attending any future matches. now obviously security for players is a major concern at these events. and on sunday, the tournament director acknowledged that monica selles was never the same after she was stabbed in 1993. jeff? >> glor: julianna goldman, thank you very much. up nex

"action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, shirleen allicot and ducis rogers. join us for "action news" here at 11:00. for cecily tynan 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, the dramatic security breach. one of america's biggest airports. authoritying using a taser. as a man appears to race through security. >>> also tonight, outbreak. a stunning 29 reported tornadoes in just 24 hours. towns getting hit, debris flying. ginger zee right here with the new threat tonight and the concerns this holiday weekend. >>> the major oil spill on america's coastline. the oil covered birds, whales swimming right through it. tonight, the famous beach now closed this memorial day. >>> osama bin laden. for the first time the secret files from inside his compound. his warning for his own wife. >>> and the cruise ship nightmare. 34 3500 on board. the time lapse. the moment it runs aground.

join matt o'donnell and karen rogers on saturday as 6abc broadcasts it's live from 1 in the afternoon until 5:00. >> it includes erin o'hern we'll have fun along the riverside. >> reporter: there were so many years where we think there might be a thunderstorm, but it's a gorgeous day for rowers and expect tail lights. storm tracker 6 live showing we're basically dry. you can see green popping up here and there but that's ground clutter at this point. as we look outside we have the airport, we're looking dry and tranquil. winds are light across the region. a cool, comfortable start with not a lot of issue with winds. 57 in philadelphia. 53 in wilmington. 52 in trenton. we have spots like allentown and millville in the 40s everybody will be turning around big time just like over the weekend. later in the day partly cloudy skies may try to roll in, generally speaking i'm thinking today is fairly bright. in allentown we're warm there, 8 # is the high in the lehigh valley. mostly sunny and absolutely gorgeous. down the shore not too bad 76 degrees, lots of sun delightful conditions, farthe

that was roger goodell. roger goodell eight years ago can't say that bill belichick is a grand puba of new england and suggest with this report he's not guilty of anything when it comes to deflategate and the other part of that is this. here you've got roger goodell, this big and bad guy suspending all these players and also different teams and different executives. yet he said in regards to this deflategate, he's going to have one of his underlings decide the punishment. the fix is in. the nfl is afraid of the new england patriots. >> i think they're afraid to do something to a marquee player. who brings great ratings and exciting play. i think they're struggling behind closed doors with this but i also want to talk about the indianapolis colts. ben, let's just say you're a linebacker for the indianapolis colts and you find out that tom brady and the patriots were doing something with the football and the afc championship game gave them a little advantage. obviously, it gave them an advantage or they wouldn