roger never seemed to answer the phone. >> hey, roger. it's lynn again. i don't know where you're at. i've been trying to get ahold of you for over 24 hours. >> reporter: and word had traveled halfway around the world that roger had been having parties at their home, drinking with people as young as 18, acting like a teenager himself. lynn left him this voice mail before she got her flight home to texas. >> hey rog, it's lynn. i need to be sure that i have a ride when i get home. our marriage cannot withstand another deployment like this, period. you're not single anymore, roger. you need to stop hanging out with those guys. i've never let you down on a i've always been there. >> rep. ter: lynn rarely gave up on people she loved. when she got home from saudi arabia, she wanted to patch things up with roger. >> you're talking about somebody who was in a marriage that she wanted to keep together, and she fought hard to keep it together. >> reporter: one night lynn s prise him at his favorite country bar. but the surprise was on her. roger was there, surroun

rogers: no.rlie: let me ask a different way, did edward snowden raise any red flags that we ought to have done for ourselves? adm. rogers: i often get that question. i would argue, look, if you believe we are doing something illegal, immoral or unethical, i expect you to be a professional and raise your hand and say i have a problem with this. your multiple venues as an individual to raise those concerns, whether you want to do it within the organization, outside the organization with inspector general's or your elected representatives, there are lots of venues to do this. the answer is not for any one of us to unilaterally decide that i will decide what is right and wrong and which laws to obey. i would argue that is not a good place for us as a nation. if you believe something being done is wrong, stand up and raise it. i can remember that i had a discussion with my father. charlie: a lot of people did that after snowden that they thought too much information was being collected and that safegu

. >> roger. >> feel pressure a little high. >> roger. >> slightly low, no problem. >> roger. >> go for staging. >> roger, staging. >> that thrust is looking a little high. >> roger. >> status check? >> go. >> go. >> guidance? >> standby. >> go. >> go, flight. >> roger. >> roger. >> standby. >> standing by. >> over 300 feet per second. >> 72-95. >> 72 is 24860. >> roger, no go. >> you are no go. no go. >> do you have a time? >> roger, flight area charlie at nine plus 20. >> roger. >> we are going for area charlie. retro-firing at nine plus 20. >> roger. >> give me sometimes -- some times. >> no swells. destroyer is the low. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 -- retro fire. >> roger. fire one. >> rocket two. >> this was not an actual gemini mission, nobody left the ground. they did not abort. we have edited together and isolate a launch with shots of flight control assimilating the launch. the flight was simulated from a room in the mission construed center -- control center, and -- flight simulation is done by computers. they will undergo 11 days of simulation flight before march extreme. earlier in the pro

roger: thank you.: his book is called "this old man: all in pieces." ♪ angie: noon in hong kong. australia's central bank is kept interest rates unchanged at a record 2% low, but they said they could be cut again in the future. if inflation remains low, there will be scope for easing the policy further. the rba says prices are expected to remain low for the next year. today brought further signs of slowdown in china. official and private pmi figures show manufacturing contracted last month. february was a record seventh straight month of slowing numbers. earlier, the pboc's

.> roger >> feel pressure a little high. >> roger. >> slightly low, no problem. >> roger. >> go for staging. >> stadium. >> roger, staging. >> that is looking a little high. >> roger. >> status check? >> go. >> go. >> guidance? >> standby. >> go. >> go flight. >> roger. >> roger. >> standby. >> standing by. >> over 300 feet per second. >> 72-95. 24.2 is >> roger, no go. >> you are no go. >> do you have a time? >> flight area charlie at nine plus 20. >> roger. >> we are going for area charlie. nine plus 20. >> roger. >> give me sometimes -- some times. >> no swells. destroyer is below. -- retro fire. >> roger. fire one. actual geminit an mission, nobody left the ground. they did not abort. we have edited together and isolate a launch with shots of flight control assimilating the launch. the flight was simulated from a room in the mission construed center -- control center, and flights malaysian is done by computers -- flight simulation is done by computers. they will undergo 11 days of simulation flight before march extreme. earlier in the program, they sit down and analyze the flight. they

roger: more than anything? charlie: more than any sport. roger: sure, i guess so.rlie: the hall of fame is pretty good, too. roger: i don't look for deeper meanings in baseball. i never tried to connect it to america. been as ab has always fiction editor. the thing that connects baseball and writing is that both of them look easy, and they are really hard to do. it's hard for almost everybody. it is hard to write well. much harder to play ball than it looks. that is part of why you keep going. charlie: you see baseball in the major league's, you are looking at the best of the best. roger: it is hard for them too, but there is a difference between the top level and the low level. charlie: it is still hard for them? roger: i'm not so sure it is hard for hank aaron. somebody once said, how does it feel to come to the ballpark and get two hits? he said, i never think that. if i don't get them tonight, i will get them tomorrow night. the wonderful manager of the said, the hitter to think about is the .240 hitter just barely going along and what he would like is one extr

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tom: roger, you know this.ules are now a lot different than tyco 20, 30, 40 years before that. so many general councils going into price waterhouse cooper's room. they will say the rules have changed. stephanie: on that call, we continue not to hear from herbalife's ceo michael johnson. we have not heard from him in years at this point. matt, do you want to take us into this short? matt: when bill ackman announced, the stock opened at $42.73. he is clearly out of the money there, but this could change things, obviously. the former ceo, of post cereals, had a massive long. he came out and had a huge long in this thing. it was not an activist simply playing against the bill. he has got less than 4 million shares. how do you get the street to believe your numbers, no matter what you are on? tom: it is an issue. we do not know yet. we do not know from these headlines where this afternoon is or two weeks from now. roger: yeah, it is too soon to know how systemic this problem is. herbalife has obviously been a circus

liftoff. >> roger, role. good liftoff. roger, pitch program. >> the liftoff came as flight director hodge requested. gemini viii goes into the clouds high above kate kennedy. as the spacecraft comes out of the clouds, and aerial chase plane picks up for a close look as the is like to ride spacecraft crew on top of a booster. >> looking good. >> after 50 seconds, the crew releases the restraints required for seat ejection. gemini viii was inserted into an miles five 146 miles. >> roger, staging. >> the launch site is the first contingency passed successfully. the team has been released and returns to other duties. , gemini good orbits viii had a good head start on rendezvous and docking. the maneuvers would be the same of those performed by gemini six. programdoes the space accelerate that it was the primary objective in december. but three months later, it is march and rendezvous seems almost routine. everyone is focused on docking, everyone except those who fly the mission. then, you take things abouty-step all stop >> to

we will get a report on this bunker shot from roger and how difficult it is. but we've seen his boyhood idol so many times through the years pull off birdies to win here at bay hill. and as we talked about earlier, jason day has gotten closer and texted tiger a lot for advice on how to put away tournaments, how to handle yourself as one of the top ranked players in the world, and there's the good lie. that is what separates jason day from winning this tournament, up and down gets it done at 17 under. >> that definitely was a poor second shot with that good break on the lie. long bunker shot, the average shot from there, roger, 15 feet from the hole? 12 feet from the hole? >> 12, 10 feet, i would think. the good news about this, johnny, if you hit it the right distance, that's the issue everything wants to feed to where that hole is. you know, you throw it up there on the left side of the green, it wants to get over there toward the hole. and i think the key is just -- you know, i can say, hitting it the right distance, really, to get yourself a makable putt. >

let's get back to jim rogers, chairman of rogers holdings.pparently the chinese authorities are -- the stock market. what does that tell you? i'm not going to confirm or deny that. jim: any government who interferes in a market causes instability. and governments do it all the time. i hope they are not doing it. i hope they let the market hit its own bottom. speaking of china, that picture, the pollution is horrible. every time i go to beijing, i am startled at how horrible it is. but that is an opportunity. one of the things i own in china, i own companies that are going to clean up the pollution. somebody is going to make a lot of money cleaning up china. it is going to take a long time. the short coal, long environmental companies. jim: i am not short coal. guy: do they have to devalue their currency? jim: the world has been demanding they let the currency flow for two decades. last summer they said, ok, we will tied to a basket of currencies. they call that devaluation. that is leading market forces take -- need? has been the strongest cu

here's roger. >> you got a terrific children's hospital and nursery.t will have, you know, not clowns on the wall and toys to play with and teddy bears, you name it, they will have everything that is good for a child. you ask them what they got for a teenager, adolescent, young adult, nothing. i just sort of sense that this made because i realized that whatever we do, with fighting cancer, it will be very expensive. i just saw a thing here where we could maybe improve those outcomes in a much cheaper way. >> reporter: with that new center at chop, roger says it is a special gift he is leaving as he plays his final concert here in philadelphia tonight. live from the wells fargo center i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> rock on, so many levels. >> indeed. >> thanks, stephanie. >> very thoughtful to think about those kid, adolescence, some like it hot, some like it cold and that can lead to battles over thermostat. >> that brings up a good question, why are women always cold. it is tonight's good question. our nicole brewer went looking for

[rockets launching] >> roger, roll. precise put it on heading towards an imaginary target in space. oger, roll. complete. [applause] >> status, final? >> go, 40. >> columbia, houston, you're going 40. >> the shuttle is now 40 seconds into flight. columbia, you will probably be slightly higher station. seats.>>ve, negative should anything go wrong, the shuttle is now too high for the astros to use the ejection seat. >> be set. >> flight. >> roger, out of step. capcom, tell them we are going to be a tad early. >> columbia, you're looking little hot. your call to be early. >> outlook is good here. dimico.by, press >> the shuttle canal continued towards nico, the main engine cutoff. >> standby, negative return. >> columbia, standby. >> you are good. >> single-engine. >> columbia, you are single-engine. >> columbia can landed safely at the naval air station in spain, even if two of the three main engines should fail. right now, the engines are generating over 42 million horsepower. >> columbia, up, mico confirmed. >> roger,

so thank you very, very much, roger.o john chambers who i, you know, i'll challenge anybody up here for who's known john the longest. i think it's probably approaching 30 years that we've known each other. he's been the head of osp since 2013. as everybody said, he helped modernize usf and his leadership on the issues for the disability community have been legion, have been repeated up here. and make a difference which is about all anybody can ever ask for. we'll always be grateful to you for your service and we look forward to the next mountain that you're going to climb. now, having talked about all these downer things, let me have some good news. fortunately, john wilkins, our current managing director has agreed to step in to roger's shoes and become the new chief of the wireless bureau. are you here, john? where is he? okay. so i mean we all know what a great job he has done as managing director. he led the charge on e rate. he has been the playing a similar role in the life line reform which we will take up shortly

we will get a report on this bunker shot from roger and how difficult it is. but we've seen his boyhood idol so many times through the years pull off birdies to win here at bay hill. and as we talked about earlier, jason day has gotten closer and texted tiger a lot for advice on how to put away tournaments, how to handle yourself as one of the top ranked players in the world, and there's the good lie. it's a long bunker shot, but from winning this tournament, up and down gets it done at 17 under. >> that definitely was a poor second shot with that good break on the lie. long bunker shot, the average shot from there, roger, 15 feet from the hole? 12 feet from the hole? >> 12, 10 feet, i would think. the good news about this, johnny, if you hit it the right distance, that's the issue everything wants to feed to where that hole is. you know, you throw it up there on the left side of the green, it wants to get over there toward the hole. and i think the key is just -- you know, i can say, hitting it the right di ance, really, to get yourself a makable putt. >> yea

we will get a report on this bunker shot from roger and how difficult it is. but we've seen his boyhood idol so many times through the years pull off birdies to win here at bay hill. and as we talked about earlier, jason day has gotten closer and texted tiger a lot for advice on how to put away tournaments, how to handle yourself as one of the top ranked players in the world, and there's the good lie. it's a long bunker shot, but from winning this tournament, up and down gets it done at 17 under. >> that definitely was a poor second shot with that good break on the lie. long bunker shot, the average shot from there, roger, 15 feet from the hole? 12 feet from the hole? >> 12, 10 feet, i would think. the good news about this, distance, that's the issue everything wants to feed to where that hole is. you know, you throw it up there on the left side of the green, it wants to get over there toward the hole. and i think the key is just -- you know, i can say, hitting it the right distance, really, to get yourself a makable putt. >> yeah, if he can knock it in there

we will get a report on this bunker shot from roger and how difficult it is. we've seen his boyhood idol so many times through the years pull off birdies to win here at bay hill. and as we talked about earlier, jason day has gotten closer and texted tiger a lot for advice on how to put away tournaments, how to handle yourself as one of the top ranked players in the world, and there's the good lie. it's a long bunker shot, but that is what separates jason day from winning this tournament, up and down gets it done at 17 under. >> that definitely was a poor second shot with that good break on the lie. long bunker shot, the average shot from there, roger, 15 feet from the hole? 12 feet from the hole? >> 12, 10 feet, i would think. the good news about this, johnny, if you hit it the right distance, that's the issue everything wants to feed to where that hole is. you know, you throw it up there on the left side of the green, it wants to get over there toward the hole. and i think the key is just -- you know, i can say, hitting it the right distance, really, to get y

rogers: look at the time. [laughter] mr. rogers: no, and let me tell you why. -- things that i thought obviously i didn't support it. there are some good components in the iran deal. the problem is we have given away every ounce of leverage we have. there's a provision in the deal that talks about grandfathering any contract not specific to the nuclear program. doch means if it doesn't with aluminum tubes and has to do with car parts, that contract will stand. that is why you see this huge flood of contracts. we have a great american company trying to ink a contract as fast as they can. it would he a huge deal to this company. notionat is signed, some that the united states is going to undo those contracts when the deal says it had to be related to the nuclear program, the argument -- i had this debate last week on the west coast with one of the -- who by the way is a great diplomat, wendy sherman, we just passionately disagree on the arrangement of the deal. willesponse was, we reclassify those contracts. i know some lawyer

. >>> sky6 live hd karen rogers is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. get ready it's going to be a winner we'll be right back. >>> friends and loved ones from the domed malaysia airline flight are marking two years since the plane went missing. 39 people were on board when the flight disappeared. thefor the victims' families to seek legal compensation. a dozen relatives filed a lawsuit in beijing china today. >>> a short time from now, peyton manning will announce his retirement from the nfl. he leaves as a champion having won the super bowl with the denver wrong coast. it was a fairy tale ending after neck surgery put his career in doubt. manning spent 18 seasons in the nfl winning two super bowls with two different teams and five m.v.p. awards. 200 career wins and 539 touchdowns. tom brady said manning changed the game forever. >>> new york city mayor bill deblows io is expected to -- deblsio will sign a bill that will allow people who have a gender identity issues. >>> if you're counting, christmas is 9 months away, but santa claus lives on at the ph

karen rogers has is the latest details from accuweather. and how did this happen? a school bus lost not one but two wheels while carrying students in the northeast this morning. and mayor kenney announced his budget plan. >>> now the details, our seesaw weather pattern is keeping us on our toes, we have snow showers heading into the delaware and lehigh valleys that could cause problems for tomorrow's commute. >> looking live at sky 6 hd, look agent sunshine now but that could change to snowfall for the first week of march. penndot is preparing the roads for the snow showers. the action cam was over this truck as they gear up for the snowfall. karen rogers is at the "action news" big board with the latest on the track. >> reporter: the national weather service ib issued a winter weather advisory, i don't think it will last that long in philadelphia. most of the area encompassing this. maybe a coating on the grassy surfaces in the lehigh valley. but here is what will happen. our next concern is tonight into tomorrow as the area of low pressure passed by the to the so

. >> roger, roll. spacel puts shuttle on its precise heading for its imaginary target in space. >> roger, roll complete. >> go, booster, go. >> go, go. >> columbia, houston, you are glad 40 -- go at 40. >> columbia is 40 seconds and the flight. your negative -- you are negative. wrong, thenything go shuttle is not too high to use ejection seats. srb sep is go. capcom, all the calls are going to be a tad early. >> you're looking a little hot callsmbia, your will be a little early. >> columbia standby. >> market. >> mark. >> the shuttle can now continue. just continue toward main engine cutoff -- the shuttle can now continue toward main engine cutoff. >> market. >> mark. >> negative return. >> your aft is good. >> what a view. >> single-engine rotor. >> columbia, you single engine rotor. atcolumbia can land safely --right nowngine the engines are generating more than 2 million horsepower. roger. >> right on the money. nominal. >> main engine cutoff, columbia is now in space, traveling over 18,000 mph. ♪

swain: one other thing to talk about was roger tawny and -- talk about with roger taney and his memory is that today he , continues to be controversial. if you go to the statehouse in annapolis, there is a statue of him at the entrance to the statehouse. there is a debate in maryland going on about whether or not that should be moved or removed. we found over the weekend from frederick, maryland, headline from the paper that the statue , that they have outside city hall over the weekend was vandalized with red paint. what are your thoughts about this long legacy of roger taney and how he is viewed in american society? prof. jones: this takes us back to because it is not only the 21st century where his memory is controversial. after his death in 1864, commits himself to defeating any attempts to appropriate funding that would provide for the bust taney to be placed in the u.s. supreme court. sumner fights those attempts time and again in congress. so today, these questions are of course cloaked in 21st century terms, a movement called black lives matter, controversy over the flying of t

we will get a report on this bunker shot from roger and how difficult it is. but we've seen hisoyhood idol pull o birdies to win here at bay hill. and as we talked about earlier, jason day has gotten closer and texted tiger a lot for advice on how to put away tournaments, how to handle yourself as one of the top ranked players in the world, and there's the good lie. it's a long bunker shot, but that is what separates jason day from winning this tournament, up and down gets it done at 17 under. >> that definitely was a poor second shot with that good break on the lie. long bunker shot, the average shot from there, roger, 15 feet from the hole? 12 feet from the hole? >> 12, 10 feet, i would think. the good news about this, distance, that's the issue everything wants to feed to where that holeis. you know, you throw it up there on the left side of the green, it wants to get over there toward the hole. you know, i can say, hitting it the right distance, really, to get yourself a makable putt. >> yeah, if he can knock i i in there inside six feet, my hat is off for

we will get a report on this bunker shot from roger and how difficult it is. but we've seen his boyhood idol so many times through the years pull off birdies to win here at bay hill. and as we talked about earlier, jason day has gotten closer and texted tiger a lot for advice on how to put away tournaments, how to handle yourself as one of the top ranked players in the world, and there's the good lie. it's a long bunker shot, but from winning this tournament, up and down gets it done at 17 under. >> that definitely was a poor second shot with that good break on the lie. long bunker shot, the average shot from there, roger, 15 feet from the hole? 12 feet from the hole? >> 12, 10 feet, i would think. the good news about this, johnny, if you hit it the right distance, that's the issue everything wants to feed to where that hole is. you know, you throw it up there on the left side of the green, it wants to get over there toward the hole. and i think the key is just -- you know, i can say, hitting it the right distance, really, to get yourself a makable putt. >> ye

we will get a report on this bunker shot from roger and how difficult it is. but we've seen his boyhood idol so many times through the years pull off birdies to win here at bay hill. and as we talked about earlier, jason day has gotten closer and texted tiger a lot for advice on how to put away tournaments, how to handle yourself as one of the top ranked players in the world, and there's the good lie. it's a long bunker shot, but that is what separates jason day from winning this tournament, up under. >> that definitely was a poor second shot with that good break on the lie. long bunker shot, the average from the hole? 12 feet from the hole? >> 12, 10 feet, i would think. the good news about this, johnny, if you hit it the right distance, that's the issue everything wants to feed to where that hole is. you know, you throw it up there on the left side of the green, it wants to get over there toward the hole. and i think the key is just -- you know, i can say, hitting it the right distance, really, to get yourself a makable putt. >> yeah, if he can knock it in t

i mean, without roger he's tied for the all-time slams record. i mean, we're watching the greatest players in history right now. >> you won the u.s. open but then you were in the finals in wimbledon three times? >> three times. >> lost each of the three times to federer. >> yeah, batting a thousand. >> batting a thousand with federer. do you replay that in your mind and think if i had only done this? i mean, as all of us who are kind of lousy weekend tennis players do -- >> sure. >> that shot, this shot, that serve. if i had only done this differently it might have turned out differently? >> i don't. >> didn't at the time and don't now? >> no. i mean, frankly speaking there's a massive talent divide between roger and myself. he's -- the racket makes sense to him. you know, it just looks right in his hand. he has options, which i never had. you know, i had to kind of go serve, i had to play to strengths and try to do it. the '09 final, which is the one i was 16-14 in the fifth, the last one that i lost that was real close and had a real shot at it

meteorologist karen rogers is here enjoying the sunshine on it is terrace.ou have the details from accuweather. >> reporter: that's right, enjoying the sunshine and the breeze out of the southwest. i want to show you satellite and radar, you can see we have clear skies, a few high clouds mixing. certainly we see clouds and precipitation up to the north and to the southwest, not impacting us, we're right in the middle, feeling just right. 56 in pottstown, 58 in coatsville, saint davids, 56. 53 in chester. 54 in center city. a lot of these spots in the northwest were in the 20s this morning. we've seen temperatures rebound from that. how about the suburbs in new jersey, 55 in browns mills. 467 in surf city. 4 in ac. 55 in glassboro, 59 in smyrna, delaware. the average high is 50, most areas have surpassed that. we'll hit 60 degrees a good ten degrees above average. in the overnight dipping down to 44 degrees not as cold as it was early this morni

karen rogers we have a milder day on tap for tomorrow. even better than today.ails coming up. >> tell me more about the windshield swipers 'cause i like that. >> windshield pipers. >> it's just a little bit damp on the roads beltway you want to watch out because it's never fun to drive on these damp roads. looking live out here this is i-95 northbound at academy road where traffic is moving pretty nicely here. construction had been closing the ramp there until 5:00 in the morning looking pretty good overall right now on i-95. i-95 near the betsy ross bridge southbound near the betsy ross bridge construction also blocking the right lane. so you want to watch for some restriction there is but overall traffic moving okay, just a touch slow in that area where you've got one lane blocked. over here we have a fire location. edgemont avenue right near i-95 so watch for crews on the scene with this one causing some closures not far from i-95, matt. >> okay, and let's keep talking about that. thank you, karen. >>> breaking news, fire at a dine are led to the evacuation a

shot from there, roger, 15 feet from the hole? 12 feet from the hole?12, 10 feet, i would think. the good news about this, johnny, if you hit it the right distance, that's the issue everything wants to feed to where that hole is. you know, you throw it up there on the left side of the green, it wants to get over there toward the hole. and i think the key is just -- you know, i can say, hitting it the right distance, really, to get yourself a makable putt. >> yeah, if he can knock it in there inside six feet, my hat is off for him. there's no doubt about it. there's a lot of pressure here. he has not, as, dan, had his best stuff, especially tee to green the last couple days, not hitting maybe just half the greens in regulation. >> and that was one of the pieces of advice that tiger gave him. if you don't have your "a" game, figure out another way. and an up and down here will get it done. >> he's got to aim at the edge of that bunker i would think, and let it kick right and spin right a little down the hill a little bit. >> made great contact. >> where's

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning's 5:00 a.m. on this tuesday march 22nd. i'm tamala edwards here with nydia han. matt o'donnell is off. we're working on breaking stories this morning. >> including a deadly explosion that's rocked a airport and subway stations in belgium. we're live with the details. >> a new jersey resort town may be forced to shut down if weeks if state officials don't step in. >> president obama will try to take u.s.-cuban relations another step forward today and end his trip with baseball. >> first let's check in with dave murphy and karen rogers. they've got accuweather and traffic. good morning. >> all right, we're starting out rather chilly this morning but we are going to be bright in a little while. you can see the lack of any significant cloud cover. out to the west there are a few additional clouds by pittsburgh and they'll start to filter in as the day goes on. 35 degrees heading out the door this morning in philadelphia. just 28 degrees in allentown, 29 in reading, 33 in trenton, 31 wilmi

sports director, ducis rogers is here. the quarterback question is apparently resolved. >> it's not the long-term deal that sam and his agent probably wanted but not bad for a quarterback that started all 16 game in only two years. $46 million for two years and $26 million in guaranteed money. bradford indicated he wanted to come back and up until 4:00 p.m. they had the threat of the franchise tag on their side and that would have cost them $20 million for one season and eaten up far too much salary cap space. the eagles probably realized that bradford was the best available quarterback out there. >> thank you. >>> philadelphia police busted up a dock figting ring this afternoon and police converged on north lee street in philadelphia for the purpose of serving a warrant and "action news" reporter chad pradelli is live at that location. what are the details there? >> reporter: yes jim. the police and the spca remain on lee street, they conducted a search of this home. 2857 an hour or two ago. inside detectives found an ela

le karen rogers will talk about that in a moment. be careful on sidewalks and side streets it could be on the slick side snow showers and slippery pavement on the way to the bus stop. we'll be above the freezing mark. by 9:00 a.m., 34. 10:00 a.m., 36. while we have mostly cloudy skies, the high march sun angle combined with 42 degrees will melt what's fallen overnight. karen rogers we have future tracker 6 showing you the departure of this coming up. >> reporter: we have a new accident even though the roads look wet. i-95 approaching cottman, southbound we've got an accident blocking the right lane. so far it doesn't look like police are on the scene. they might be pulling up now. watch for that. looks like it could be over in the center lane. i'm watching people getting over to the left and the truck getting to the right. this is king of prussia, the schuylkill expressway at henderson road, kind of hard to his you can see the snow blowing across the camera window. the roads mostly wet. we're seeing that on the schuylkill expressway.

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wrapping up with former intelligence committee chair mike rogers. the forum will reconvene about 2:00 p.m. eastern. they'll start a conversation on how the president uses intelligence and secret information in his administration. that will be live this afternoon here on c-span3, again, starting at 2:00 p.m. eastern. should also let you know all this week on c-span3 prime time american history tv. tonight's focus, president lincoln. covered a day symposium on the life, career and legacy of the 16th president and that's 8:00 eastern here on c-span3. now here's a look at when's happening tonight on c-span. >> this week on c-span, focusing programs on the increase of drug abuse in america and the situation of the current supreme court vacancy. today, 7:00 p.m. eastern, with the abuse of prescription drugs and heroin on the rise, we look at the government's handling of the issue. from health experts, former addicts and the u.s. senate. including comments from president obama and presidential candidate ted cruz. >> it's certainly not going to be washingto

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roger, great to have you with us. fox news radio talk show shoes todd starns. >> let me start with you. there is no question the establishment is going to fight donald trump all the way through the convention while at the same time managing the rules of that convention, running that convention. what do you think their prospects are for success? >> first of all, nothing leaks like a secret meeting in washington, d.c., but i think the plotters may find that trying to stop trump is like stepping in front of a hurdling freight train. clearly the time to stop trump if you were interested in that was in the primaries, but the voters overwhelmingly have now spoken. what you have, though, is panic among the lobbyist class and the purists in the republican party. and, therefore, i think their immediate imperative is to try to stall trump just short of the magic number 1,237 on the first ballot. then it would be much easier to try to steal the nomination by throwing out voters who voted in primaries that allow votes from democr

we'll talk with former trump adviser roger stone. fox news radio host todd starnes and on branding of the trump slogans and candidacy, we're joined by former apple ceo john sculley, and we're going to look at question whether the gop is actually trying to destroy their party. >>> also tonight, pope francis strikes again, going political again on donald trump. the pontiff urging nations to open their hearts and doors to illegal immigrants. we'll be talking about the propriety of the pontiff's insertion again in u.s. politics and the skulduggery of republican elites. >>> and the scandal that could end hillary clinton's ambitions worsening tonight. we're reporting that clinton's team aggressively tried to change security rules so she could use her private e-mail server for classified communications. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge will have our live report from washington. >>> our top story tonight, the republican establishment's intensifying efforts to change convention rules to attack the candidacy of their party's

karen rogers what about that fog? >> we're scanning the cameras right now.re seeing some low lying clouds. we're not capturing a lot of fog in our cameras at the moment. looking live we can see construction i-95 northbound at route one, watching for that one. also i-95 southbound between the betsy ross bridge and bridge street we've got construction here blocking the left lane. and this one's causing some problems as well. construction also likewise here 30 westbound between 340 and reeceville road. let's take a live look in new jersey. this is 42. we see police right down there northbound near creek road. an easy 13 minute ride. we're not talking any delays as we look at that northbound traffic. in this shot you get a hint of some of the low visibility we'll be dealing with this morning but as we look at the ben franklin bridge you can see visibility here actually pretty good. so kind of driving in and out of the fog. i know i dealt with that coming up from south jersey. looking live on the ben traffic moving okay, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. >> ♪ >>> a

no reports of injuries. >> time now to turn to karen rogers.going to be a great tuesday. >> it is. we got lots of clouds to start a quick sprinkle and then we're off to the races with temperatures let's start you off right now with storm tracker6 live double scan and you can look around the region and see he that we are track something showers especially in our western suburbs. as you go in a little closer to that, i put this in motion with our street level view inform lancaster you're getting some of those showers that are picking up a little bit and that will head towards coatesville and maryland. on your morning commute a spotty shower coming your way. other than that the rest of the day will be drive. let's go on outside we want to see what it looks like right now. sky6 looking live over the commodore barry bridge. we're live in chester. we do have lots of clouds up above. so you want to watch for that as you're heading out. otherwise, though, it's going to be a pretty good day once these clouds and showers break through. let's look at the

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morningryone, it is 4:30 a.m. on this wednesday march ninth. >> here's what we're following to your. a man is found dead inside a burning car in kensington. it's closed a number of streets in that area. we have a live report. >> more than 100 firefighters battle a huge blaze in delaware county and they are still on the scene at this hour. >> and record warmth is on the way. just how high will those temperatures get? >> well, we have the people to talk to to answer those questions, david is off, karen rogers is here along with matt pelman. good morning. >> it was so nice to see people out and about enjoying the weather yesterday and i think even more so today and tomorrow. satellite6 and action radar showing us right now we have clear skies, a couple of high clouds streaming in. we really have a beautiful day ahead today so hopefully you can get out there and enjoy it. unusually warm for this time of year. look at these numbers and it's 45 in quakertown, 41 coatesville, 47 saint davids. we're

let's head over to meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers.d morning. >> off to a nice start, not nearly as chilly as the last couple mornings o. clouds mixing with clear spaces and we'll wind up with partly cloudy skies this morning and basically keep partly sunny picture -- partly sunny picture overhead most of the day. 50 degrees right now, though, in philadelphia. remember we were down around the freezing mark the last couple mornings so a real breath of fresh air. up in allentown you're still rather cool, 35 but even that's better than the last couple mornings. 43 in reading, 44 trenton, 49 millville, 48 cape may. not too much wind out there yet so on the bus stop this morning a light jacket probably works. partly cloudy, not as cold and temperatures between six and 8 o'clock in the upper 40's. as we go through the day, it is going to be nice later on. 59 degrees by 11 o'clock. by 1 o'clock, 65. and we're going for a high of 70. we'll probably hit that at about 4 o'clock this afternoon. 68 degrees so even by dinnertime it's going to feel

karen rogers what are roads looking like? they're a little damp out there. >> we've been following this accident on i-95. it's northbound at 413 in bristol township bucks county involving and an overturned vehicle. what we can see right now is they're loading the vehicle up on the tow truck as we speak. we have debris off to the shoulder. at this point you can see traffic is getting by on i-95 northbound at 413. it's mostly off to the side. they may need to momentarily block it when they pull this tow truck out. you kind of get the idea looking at this shot it's damp out there, dreary. we're not talking the efrain yesterday but it's damp nonetheless with some low clouds. this is the roosevelt boulevard. that's you were southbound traffic headed towards the schuylkill. moving okay at this point. pretty light volume heading out very early at this point. an accident in hatfield new this morning on clemons road at forty foot road and we've been talking about this fire in chestnut because edgemont avenue still blocked between 14th

for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >>> time 7:51. coney island park is officially opened.opened park with special ceremony yesterday. the wonder wheel is celebrating its 96th anniversary. the first 96 riders got to take a spin on the iconic wheel for free. >>> we grew up going to coney island. >>> i have to check it out. >>> absolutely. >>> 7:51. we're back with more "action news" on this easter sunday morning. sky6 live hd overlooking atlantic city, it's mild, but it's not very sunny. we'll be right back. okay, now you're shouting... [laughing] we can hear ya! the lowest price. every time. staples. make more happen. (vofights mess right.ghtweight 4-in-1 attacks three strong litter box odors, plus locks clumps tight. ... and now it's light. every home, every cat. there's a tidy cats for that. us on a sunday morning, time 7:54, sky6 live hd giving you a glimpse of cape may, new jersey. as you can see it's gloomy and gray. the sun is fighting to come out. maybe he'll win later in the day. >>> it's good for the easter egg hunt. the colors really pop, right? >>> that's true. >