martin sheen became close friends with father dan berrigan . on sunday after he learned of dan berrigan's death, he offered these thoughts on his passing -- >> before he went into prison for the catonsville nine action, he gave a series of talks. he would surface, you know, he was underground and he would surface every now and then. he was holding a kind of a press conference. he was just about to be captured and sent away. thatne -- was advocating all of us should risk arrest and prison if we really wanted to stop this war because that is what the government was doing with young men's lives, so we had to step up. and someone in the of in said, well, fine, father berrigan, it is all well and you to advocate going to prison, you don't have any children. what about us? we have children? what is what happened to our children if we go to prison? and dance at, what is going to happen to them if you don't? and that had a most profound effect on me. i thought, oh, my gosh, we are called to nonviolent resistance that is very costly. and if what we beli

you can see the sheen being left behind from the light still up here, all of the rain since fallen. looking right now at couple of different flood advisories, certainly do have a lot of rain that's fallen already across center city where the next camera will take us, not too much after skewing of the center city skyline, obviously low clouds over the comcast building, can't quite make out the top of the skyscrapers, so relatively low sealing, but thankfully not messing too much with your visibility, rain, how much, and certainly with the street flooding we've seen gone on, meisha will have more of that going on throughout the morning, still dealing with sheen out on the area roadways, once more at the neighborhood knelt work, winds are light, that's not an issue, temperatures are pretty mild, you will not need a jacket when you walk out the door, but don't bank on having the most awesome hairdo today if you plan to be out. because you have got major humidity issues here, upper 60s currently being report in the cinnaminson, norristown, wayne, as well, and in mays landing at 70 degree

a mysterious oil sheen in the schuylkill river. tonight, investigators trying to figure out what it is and where it came from. >> nbc 10's denise nakano reports from center city. >> reporter: at this time of the night, you're more likely to see the reflection of the light on the water as opposed to the oil sheen. the coast guard is trying to determine where the oil is coming from and who caused the mess. >> giant oil slick. i mean, just what the city needs, more pollution. >> reporter: skyforce 10 over a mysterious sheen of oil on the schuylkill river. it stretched a quarter mile and got the attention of people passing over it on the walnut street bridge. some expressed curiosity and concern. >> i don't really drink schuylkill punch, but that's disturbing that whatever's in the water is creating a rainbow or a summer color. >> reporter: others saying not again. this follows a diesel l fuel spill earlier this year in the same area of the schuylkill. an emergency generator malfunctioned at century link on 24th and market caused the 4

. >>> oil sheen is spotted on the schuylkill river.ow the coast guard is trying to figure out where it came from. the oil sheen surfaced yesterday afternoon and spanned a quarter mile. skyforce 10 was over the scene on chestnut and soj streets. people seeing the oil from the bridge say they're concerned mpl it's the first time i'm seen anything like this. >> the coast guard is working with the office of emergency management and fire department to determine the source of the material in the water, who's responsible and how best to clean it up. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> a stormy night but now we're just looking at a large area of mainly light rain, heading out the door you'll need your umbrella this morning. a rainy morning is ahead. it will be a chilly afternoon as the clouds hang in there through the afternoon. the rain, though, will likely taper off into the afternoon. clouds linger into that evening and the temperatures stay cool if you're heading out later on. 57 degrees. that's warme

this is the same area where crews investigated an i'll sheen on monday. >>> canadian officials are airfting 8,000 residents who have fled their town, which is being ravaged by a massive wildfire. in all, 80,000 people have evacuated the oil town of ft. mcmurray in canada's alberta province. the wildfire continues to grow, scorching more than 320 square miles, bigger than all five boroughs of new york city. >>> uptown entertainment will hold a tribute to prince in philadelphia. it starts at 5:30 this afternoon outside the uptown theater on north broad street. the event features a candle light ceremony and music. prince's fans will remember the late superstar at a public memorial in los angeles today.ç the event outside l.a. city hall will likely feature the color purple as many of prince's tributes have done. several musicians who collaborated with prince offer the years are scheduled to perform. >>> 5:17. let's get you to work on this friday morning. another wet morning, so take it easy. >> jessica, give us a look. what do you have, 95 this morning? >> an update on 95. we had ongoing

. >>> we have breaking news now as we can see from chopper6 there is an oil sheen that has developed on the schuylkill river. this is between the spring garden and chestnut street bridges. we don't know where it's from, don't know how many gallons of oil are in the river but you can can plainly see the sheen from chopper6. now, this is the same basic area that had 4200 gallons of oil a spill in january, oil that seeped down into the river from the csx tracks on the west side of the river. don't know the origin of this spill. we know that there is oil on top of the river. don't know how deep it goes or how many gallons there are but we obviously will try to find out as much information as we can. >>> philadelphia police now say a second person died in the wake of this crash yesterday in the east falls section of the city. a six-year-old was pronounced dead within an hour after the accident. and now it turns out that a 20-year-old died several hours later. "action news" reporter sarah bloomquist is live in the 5400 block of henry avenue the scene of the deadly crash. sarah. >> reporter

you can see the sheen over the roadway, letting know it is certainly wet out there, in fact, when i was coming in i was using my windshield wipers. accident before naman's road, two right lanes block, blocking all lanes intermittently. >> this will cause some slow downs, only 4:30 in the morning, already just a line of vehicles out there around this accident. not only are you going get some volume slow downs because of the intermittent closures, but gaper delay there. accident here pa turnpike westbound between ft. washington and norristown, right lane blocked. another accident here in new jersey, route one northbound, franklin corner road two, left lanes blocked, there construction on route 42 southbound the ramp to 95, off ramp closed until right around 5:00 a.m. busy morning already, jim, back over to you. >> thank you, it was a violent night on the street of north philadelphia. >> yes, police tell us two people were shot but the victims behavior leaves him with a lot of questions. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo is live outside temple hospital with the latest on the invest

i brought the communication director charles sheen relate today the outreach efforts to date and looking forward. first of all, and perhaps most importantly i'm happy and proud to announce in terms of cca status updates, for the first time we are operational. on may 1, clean power w sf served customer jz today is the 19th day of operations. took a lot of work to get here and i know this body was central to that effort. along the lines of good news, our opt out rates continue to be very low. we are still just under 1 percent of total opt outs for the may enrollment. at the beginning of the week we began the issuance of the third stattory set of notices to customers about enrollment and we'll send those out throughout the course of

we reached out to the coast guard who says the river and bike paths remain open despite the sheen. >>> now to the latest on the investigation into a fight that left a delaware high school student dead. nbc 10 has reach out to wilmington police to see if they filed charges in the death of amy joiner frances. a family spokesperson has not herd any new information. the 16-year-old student died last month after a bathroom fight in the howard high school of technology. police said they would announce charges last friday, but they said they still have a lot of evidence to go through. >>> isis attack in northern iraq killed a u.s. navy seal. military officials have not released the seal's name, but say it was direct fire near erbil. u.s. responded with more than 20 air strikes. it was the first death for the u.s. in the last seven months. >>> kenya now, a trapped baby girl rescued. this shows the moment the rescue happened today in nairobi. the 7 month old was dehydrated, but no physical injuries from the three and a half ordeal. the death toll stands at 23. >>> friends and family gather to

charlie sheen's asting. >> they flirted a made out on screen and it turns out she got charlie the partis interview. >> i was helping them cast and i was in all the casting sessions said can you please use charlie. he's great. >> they brought him on your recommendation. >> they didn't audition him. they said let's take >> smart move. >> moviemagic, that smoking red ferrari. it was a big time lemon. part of a collection. they weren't real fer they were fiberglass bodies and they didn't work pretty much the whole crew was like yeah. you know, it had been -- it was a tirecar. >> let's wrap with s number five. it was actually the antibreakfast club. at least that's how john hughes explained it. >> i dealt lot with the problems of being high school aged. this is about joy of being that age. >> it's the same for everybody. day off. look around your ordinary world and, you know, you'll find some pretty interesting things. >> allays, right? >>. >> we're talking about our offices in new york. it's located in the historic ed sullivan theater. >> which great. >> needed a fresh look. enter rachel r

. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what left oil sheen along the schuylkill river. we will show you what it looked like around 6:00, split is last night. >> this is right near chestnut street. it is stretching down the river for what amounts for several blocks. >> i jumped in for a while but man. >> you were a little dirty there. >> now, they are trying to figure out is what behind this. they tell us that they are working on it. >> was charlie involved? >> charlie sheen. >> oh, my god. >> yes. >> 6:13. >> hi there, sue. >> there are better ways to moisturize. >> oh, my gosh. >> the soaking rain, continues today, we have milder temperatures then we did yesterday at this time in the morning. heavy rain though, continues through the morning, rush and we could end up, when you add up last night's rain and today with one to 3 inches when all is said and done and this is why, lots of green on ultimate doppler radar, and in delaware, and across the river from frustrates here in philadelphia a it continues to rain steadily. men places where it has dried off, there is more o

the oil sheen surfaced yesterday in center city and spanned about a quarter mile. the coast guard is working with the office of emergency management and the fire department to determine the source of the material in the water. whose's responsible and how best to clean it up. >> and tonight, you can find out what's in our water. experts will answer your questions during a meeting at the academy of natural sciences in center city. the main concern is lead, which can leach into water as pipes corrode. you can also find out what officials are doing to prevent that from happening. if you have your own questions, admission to tonight's town square meeting is free. and it starts at 6:30. some children facing serious challenges in life are getting a treat this morning. they're on their way to disney world. operation dream lift took place this morning at the national guard terminal of mercer county airport in west trenton. the program helps seriously ill and physically challenged or abused children travel to the leend resort. here they are getting ready to leave. new jersey

this is the same area of the river where hazmat crews investigated an oil sheen on monday.the oil stretched about a quarter mile near the walnut street bridge. authorities are trying to find the source of the oil. >>> canadian officials are air lifting 8,000 residents who had to flee their town which is being ravaged by a massive wildfire. a highway convoy will move thousands more today if it's safe enough. in all, 80,000 people have evacuated the oiltown of ft. mcmurray in canada's alberta providence. the wildfire continues to grow. it's bigger than all five boroughs of new york city. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> the sun is up but you're not going to see it. we have a steady rain onshore, cape may, new jersey. that's a rainy view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. rain is coming down in wildwood, too. the rain will be tapering off during the day. we'll see the steadiest, heaviest rainfall this morning. this morning there's also the threat if you heard the reports this morning of minor flooding at the shore and in the delaware

you can see the sheen stretching down the river for what would amount to several blocks. now comes the task of figuring out what's behind i the fire department and coast guard tells us they are working to do just that. they say crews are heading back out in the morning if they can't figure it out tonight. >>> she couldn't wait for prom night. she had the perfect dress, but when she post the the pictures the haters came out after a magical prom night some comments on social media have one pottsgrove high school junior wishing she never went. those comments may have ruin the night but others are chiming in to save the day. let's get right out to shawnette wilson who spoke to the girl at the center of this heartbreaking story. shawnette. >> reporter: iain, it is heartbreaking. jones tell me she went to bed saturday night happy that she had gone to prom because initially she wasn't going to go. but what she woke up to the next morning on social media change all of that. cell phone video shows 17-year-old asia jones walking out of her house looking and feeling like a rock star

while we're sharing. >> jimmy: this is charlie sheen. [ laughter ] >> it's a smaller bottle. >> jimmyt wanted to see what your reaction was. >> no, it's good. no, i think it works. >> jimmy: yeah. i mean, you're leaning no away from me. >> no. i kind of like it. >> jimmy: it's a little strong and i apologize for it being strong. >> i just like that you said, i'm wearing a scent. [ laughter ] 'cause i can see a commerical. can we get a close up? get a close up. there it is. and i'm directing you. >> jimmy: yep. >> jimmy, action. >> jimmy: i'm wearing a scent. >> cut. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we got it. >> no, i don't like it. i don't believe it. i don't believe you're wearing a scent. >> jimmy: okay. >> i want you to say, i'm wearing a scent. >> jimmy: okay, good. >> be confident. be confident. and action. >> jimmy: can we go black and white? >> who's directing this? >> jimmy: sorry. i apologize. [ laughter ] this is first time. >> i know, i know. now you're french? are you going to be french? you're switching characters in front of me? >> jimmy: no, not at all. hey, that is my cigarette

the sheen is stretching down the river, what would be a several blocks. now comes the task of figuring out what this is. the fire department and coastguard tell us they are working to do just that. they say crews may head back out there this morning but sky fox over the scene last night, a little after the dinner hour. >>> atlantic city will not default on the debt thanks to the large payment just made. mayor don guardian says the cash strapped shore town made a large bond payment yesterday. the mayor says things are so bad that the city is quote running on fumes but he doesn't think a full state take over is the answer to the cities woes. >> we have made the decision to pay our one payments as of 10:00 o'clock this morning, of 1.8 million-dollar. if i believed that a full state take over would help save atlantic city, would i say quickly, conceded as the right path to follow and i would truly support its passage but i don't. >> bipartisan take over flap has passed state senate but vincent pre to is not the putting it up for a vote. he claims it will allo

the sheen stretching down the river for what would amount for several blocks. now comes task of figuring out what it is. the fire department and kes gar tell us that they are working to do just that. they say crews are heading back out this morning. if they cannot fine the source, well, now. >>> the phillies hoping to extend their winning streak to seven games in st. louis last night. earl will i on it looked like this is looking good. great pitching and big hitting. this is freddie galvis driving in two runs with the double in the third. phillies fans in st. louis. thanks for your support. three to nothing would be the lead, thanks to mr. galvis. however, the cardinals bats would come alive and boy, did they ever. adam winewright, the pitcher? he hits a long three run home run in the fourth to tie the game. one of the five home runs cardinals hit last night. they beat the phillies ten-three. >>> all right. four game series and they will play again tonight, game to, first pitch at 8:05. aaron nola with the start for phillies. >>> a sick out for a local convenie

. >>> authorities still don't know why there is an oil sheen on the schuylkill river in center city philadelphia. u.s. coast guard officials say it could be a runoff from cars, at this time the environmental potential agency is not involved in the investigation. >>> the economic reality of 2016 have apparently intruded upon a religious order around for 125 years. the buck county home of her order has to be sold. "action news" reporter sara bloomquist has the story. >> reporter: the 44 acre property in bensalem township is long been the home for the sisters. the blessed sacrament, the religious order founded by st. catherine drexel in 1881. the property they know as the mother house must be sold. >> it comes with a heavy heart but the decision has to be made now. >> at one time 600 sisters called the mother house home. now more than half are retired. the order needs the proceeds of this property and another in virginia to carry on the mission and care for aging nuns. >> when god closes one door another door opens. what the future will be we don't know yet. >> katherine drexel was the second perso

sun sheen -- sun sheen -- sunshine, very warm and 88 degrees for the high so almost 90 and when it turnsthat's when we start talking about being all out hot. 65 degrees is the overnight low, a few clouds and comfortable overnight tonight, winds variable at six to 12 miles per hour so not much wind today, not much wind tonight. a reminder we have a code orange ozone action -- i keep forgetting to change this to today. they built this last night but we're talking about today with this. it's a code orange ozone action day. that means ground level ozone is going to be bad enough where if you're among our senior citizen population young kids, people who suffer from asthma or heart ailments you want to limit your outdoor activity and exertion especially between the hours of noon and 6 o'clock when the ground level ozone is at its worst. the rest of us can help out by not running gas mowers during those hours or fill the car i'm going to get mine filled about 9:15 after we get done the cut ins this morning. tomorrow we start out sunny, a few clouds gather as the day goes on and there's a chance

this is the same area where hazmat crews were investigating an oil sheen in the water monday afternoon. it stretched a fourth of a mile. authorities still aren't sure about the source of that oil. >>> to a developing story now. a pennsylvania bridge will remain closed throughout the night after a near by building caved in. ground gave way in harrisburg. about four stories of a retaining wall and a good chunk of a parking garage came crashing down. >> witnessed a car cascading down off of the parking lot. >> fortunately no one was hurt. pendot plans to bring in engineers. until then it remains closed. >>> traffic is moving on the ben franklin bridge. crews got the truck back on its wheels. it stayed on its side about four hours. no juries were reported. >>> new information tonight in the case of a wilmington girl who died after a fight inside her school. wilmington police have turned over the results of their investigation to the delaware attorney general. state prosecutors will now decide whether to file any charges in the death of amy francis. she died after a fight inside a bathroom

kirstie alley, charlie sheen and former ted cruz supporter and "duck dynasty" star, phil robertson. >ere i am, his spiritual advisor. that's how wild this election cycle has been. fernando: no ringing endorsements for the u.s. government's return on investment when it comes to technology. in fact, your tax dollars may be needed for a major government upgrade. why? well, imagine working at your desk on a computer so obsolete that it could be classified as museum quality. that's the state of affairs inside many government agencies according to the government accountability office. the gao says approximately three-fourths of the government's technology budget is spent on maintaining old systems, including one using 8 inch floppy discs to coordinate the us nuclear emergency messaging system. the non-partisan government report notes that money could be better spent on just buying new computers. when we come back, we honor those who've served, and those whose lives were lost in service to country. >> send your thoughts and tweets to matteroffact.tv. check in on facebook or connect with our

hillary clinton's california pan said sheen whats it focus on the general election. as she does that, bernie sanders is not going down without a fight. the vermont senator said that the democratic national convention in philadelphia could be messy as he pushes the party to adopt his progressive agenda. bernie sanders said it is imperative he performs well in the cam primary which is in two weeks. >> on respect side tim trump is going after the clinton familiar digging up bill clinton's indiscretions posting a video with him smoking a cigar and audio of women who raised accusations of sexual misconduct against the former president. this is just the latest example of trump using allegations against bill clinton to attack hillary clinton. >> you can stay on top of all of the late breaking developments in the race for the white house with the news app, by enabling push alerts. >> a pit bull that charged at a police officer will be likely put down. a man called sunday after the same pit bull nearly attack him earlier. the officer was taking the man's tape the dog charged

charlie sheen making his way back into the headlines. latest celebrity to release his own line of emojis. the collection features some of his infamous catch phrases. but he's not the only celebrity with a set of emojis. our own tim seymour decided to launch a batch. very own set of drawings, all available for download at the app store. >> i think the vest emoji is probably the one that most people will want. it says so much about a person. >> what is the most appropriate to use the emoji? >> when you're on tv and want to talk about stocks. i don't know. >> all right. in lieu of the final trade, we're commemorating the unofficial kickoff to summer. stocks could start sizzling as the temperatures go up. tim? >> when i think about sizzling, not just throwing my vest on the barbecue grill and burning it up, but oscar mayer, khe. this is ultimately a company that has obviously out30r78d. it's been in a place that is very stretched. if we go into a period where the environment changes, because the fed raises rates, i think they continue to out

. >>> an oil sheen is spotted on the schuylkill river and now the coast guard is trying to figure outhere it came from. >> it spanned a quarter mile. sky force 10 was over the schuylkill between chestnut and south street. people seeing the oil from the walnut street bridge say they're concern. >> it's extremely alarming. it's the first time i've seen anything like this. >> the coast guard is working with the office of emergency management and the fire department to determine the source of the material in the water, who's responsible and how best to clean it. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> seven minutes after 5:00. a rainy start this morning. a steady light rain falling. you can see the boardwalk is wet this morning. that's not going to change much by later this morning. the temperatures won't change much either. we're in the 50s, even at the shore with some rain. the temperatures have cooled only into the low to mid-50s. 54 degrees right now in upper township, 55 in mays landing. a chilly rain is falling this morning. there are some areas wh

intersectionness center city on you the side spring garden and broad street, we've got telltale signs that a sheen on the road, rain is out there on sky scan three and when you see a snapshot of storm scan which we will go to next thinks a decent round of rain through southeastern pennsylvania, lehigh rally and another pocket across southeastern cape may county. while everyone is getting hit, where you are, you are seeing steady rain at this point. at the moment, temperatures, you know, very similar to this same time yesterday, upper 40's, lower 50's and it is cool, damp outside and we will keep that, type of of forecast in the card for you really anytime today. still watching for additional showers around. 60 degrees, cloudy, damp, will chilly, eventually, eventually we'll sun return here in the next couple of days but for now the gray, glummy pattern is set to continue, and i will have that better news coming up in the seven day later in the show, meisha. >> thanks very much, for that. wet roadways, another damp one and i can tell you it is only 4:30. we are seeing problems. this is your first o

you can see from skyfox what appears to be some sort of sheen on the surface of that water. what may have leak we still don't know but of course we'll bring you updates as they come in on the air as well as online at fox29.com. >>> also developing tragic story out of the city's east falls section. this is a among the debris left behind in a deadly crash you did see that, it was a pacifier. a young boy died in sunday's wreck and today we learned a 20-year-old man has also died. >> meanwhile several others are still in the hospital. let's get right out to fox 29's bruce gordon whose live at the scene of that crash in east falls tonight. bruce? >> reporter: iain, rush hour traffic whistling past me on henry avenue right now. just about 26 hours after the tragic accident that claimed those two lives. police investigators confirmed today that just one person in that carload of people struck on sunday was probable properly buckled in. at the police garage it seems like just another wreck in a parking lot full of them. but everyone of these vehicles has a story. the story behind th

this is the same area of the river where hazmat crews investigated an oil sheen on monday.thorities are trying to find the source of the oil. >>> later today, uptown entertainment will hold a tribute to prince in philadelphia. it starts at 5:30 outside the uptown theater on north broad street. the event features a candle light ceremony and music. he'll be remembered in los angeles today as well at a public memorial. the event will likely feature the color purple as many tributes have done. several celebrities who collaborated with prince over the years are scheduled to perform. >>> and from our delaware bureau, the 83 railroad annual dover day festival kicks off in kent county. some of the events happen at legislative mall in dover. the festival runs through sunday and features more than 100 fun and educational events including live musing and fireworks tonight. admission is free. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> it's a dreary one this morning. we're tracking rain. a steady rain this morning but there are changes later today. and even more changes for the weekend

. >> for thunder third number win major doctor chris sheen lower. >> we're not breathing for oxygen.re breathing for pressure. >> reporter: to combat g force the doctor showed me how to squeeze and breathe so i wouldn't blackout. take a big deep breath, fill your lungs with air, start your squeeze, one, two, three -- >> good. >> two, three. (laughter). >> okay. >> we'll practice a couple more times. >> to help my g strain i was fitted for my g suit which inflates when it detects pressure in the flight. >> are you nervous? >> i want to be a chicken. i want to be thunderbird. >> now, my official thunderbird helmet an final flight briefing with my pilot lucky number seven major kevin walsh. >> i'll talk you through every maneuver we're about to do. how many gs we're going to pull. which way we're going to t objective not to make you sick or pass out. have a real fun time. >> reporter: well, i feel the need for speed. here we go. i can't believe this is real. like this is nuts. at 720 miles an hour, here comes the g's. topping out at 6.6g's i felt like an astronaut launching into space.

. >> for thunder third number win major doctor chris sheen lower. >> we're not breathing for oxygen. breathing for pressure. >> reporter: to combat g force the doctor showed me how to squeeze and breathe so i wouldn't blackout. take a big deep breath, fill your lungs with air, start your squeeze, one, two, three -- >> good. >> two, three. (laughter). >> okay. >> we'll practice a couple more times. >> to help my g strain i was fitted for my g suit which inflates when it detects pressure in the flight. >> are you nervous? >> i want to be a chicken. i want to be thunderbird. >> now, my official thunderbird helmet an final flight briefing with my pilot lucky number seven major kevin walsh. >> i'll talk you through every maneuver we're about to do. how many gs we're going to pull. which way we're going to t objective not to make you sick or pass out. have a real fun time. >> reporter: well, i feel the need for speed. here we go. i can't believe this is real. like this is nuts. at 720 miles an hour, here comes the g's. topping out at 6.6g's i felt like an astronaut launching into space. we

you can see the sheen on the road surface there.will be a morning where your visibility may be impacted by this and you just have to slow it down. meisha has been talking about lots of accidents last couple of days and we cannot guarantee that they weren't due to weather. we have to slow it down and expect that you might be slowed down and pack your patients. now taking it back here to the eyewitness weather watcher network we are finding the same, what we found in the last few mornings here, very consistent temperature profile, upper 40's, lower 50's around the region. we will zero in/a handful of these. 49 degrees comes from david dutch. he has clouds at the moment, further north and east, north and west i should say that you go we have more rain to contend with here. forty-nine from lou. he does have some wet weather reporting from eagleville this hour, and we will just go to one more further north, where 48 comes from john jenkins, he too finding wet weather and just one word to summit all up, ugh, not ideal. if it is not rainin

regardless you're going to have the sheen from the vehicles, poor visibility, rain on the win shield, all of that stuff. that naturally slows you down all courtesy of the weather. so, we bring it back to the eyewitness weather watcher network. rain totals came in so far from the watchers. we have short list for you here. john pick up quite a bit. just over inch and a half here in perkasie, as did eileen, inch and a half even. 1 inch even in delran from dall end. looking at least couple of hundred or tent after inch here, some spots, half inch from lynn in cherry hill, speaking of lynn she did have comment here if we can go on into her observation very quickly, 55 degrees coming in from her. she is still seeing the rainout there. actually said that thunder woke her up last night. thankfully at this point we have seen the worse of any thunderstorms wind down. no lightning being reported on doppler. however, storm scan, still obviously has a lot green on it, so, still going to see the rounds every rain rolling through, and even if it has take answer break from falling from the sky, at th

the company reported a sheen and 97 miles south of louisiana.he spill was estimated to be 2100 barrels. shall said they are mature fields and there is no drilling in the area. that is the bloomberg business flash. francine: let's talk more about central banks. denmark has lived with a subzero interest rate longer than any country in the world. speaking to bloomberg, central banks -- denmark -- central-bank governor defended his monetary policy. >> negative interest rate are in fact working almost like very low positive interest rates. we haven't seen any large negative consequences of negative interest rates so far. francine: denmark's central bank governor. let's move the conversation on to corporate earnings. novo nordisk is the most valuable company on denmark's stock exchange. i'm pleased to welcome the ceo of novo nordisk, lars rebien soerensen. still with us is kamal sharma from bank of america merrill lynch. thank you for joining us. we will get to your company in a second. how hurtful is it for your company to have negative rates? ars: o

. >> it is like charlie sheen's checklist. check, check, check, awesome. >> he has a no ponytail rule. >> he likes nude lips. >> we don't need the poster. take it down. then you separate cream of the crop from the crop. >> that's it. >> if you are at the cheer dance team level in college you know what is to be expected. it is a team and you have to look similar. if everyone's hair has to be down it needs to be down and styled the similarly. you tend to move as one and you don't want to stand out. this is training to be an nfl cheerleader/dancer and so that's what you see on those fields. it is the starter course. >> what is the theory behind no ponytail? >> a lot of the choreography uses like hair flips. >> i love that. >> it is hair choreography. >> and you would slap the person in your face. >> it is not sophisticated. you need the hair going back and worth. >> it is like writing an essay with lots of words misspelled. >> anybody watching that is a gift. >> that may even go to thrill -- thriller. >>> we will close things out

pumpkin,lism is the -- can weonly save it not only save it but give it a good sheen? it is possible, but we need an acknowledgment like your ed, i meanuestion ask monetary policy has been easing and easing and easing and fiscal -- hasn'tn't been done its job. it has been contracting to the a balanced budget, certainly in places like germany. type ofa keynesian idea. think in extremists, when you are trying to save the pumpkin like roosevelt did, some would argue it is the war that really field us out. if the private sector isn't willing to invest money, that appears to be the case. save in the pumpkin requires a change of attitude -- saving the pumpkin requires a change of attitude. the shape of our roads and bridges and airports and so on. we need both authorities to be pulling in the same direction. we do need to re-normalize interest rates. capitalism cannot survive with the 0% interest rates. requires risks and risk-taking. when sufficient carry isn't available, meaning sufficient -- ld scott a bank you can continue watching that conversation on bloomberg.com. tha

martin sheen is the dead zone. you do not want him saying -- who cares? just the clintons say it, but the obama's and the biden's say, you're going to hear military diplomats -- military leaders, foreign diplomats, but i will tell you, a lot of people i talked to say that if the price of johnny washington will take on the loose cannon, we're going to do it. but you are right. donny: it is too high of a price and it could and the world. i am not being a pop elliptic -- being a apocalyptic here, it could in the world. let's talk about the clinton brand here and what she is trying to reinforce. donny: oh, i am sorry. that includes her experience as first lady and as a former secretary of state and she would have the distinction of being the first female president here in the united states. finally, she would be strong-willed and have the strength to fight back if she would get knocked down. the: again, those of positives and here is what the trump team is going to try to and, "corrupt hillary," then people perceive her as insincere and untrustworthy and that

jane fonda, lily tomlin, martin sheen, sam waterston, they are all in their 70s. >> it is a whole demographic that doesn't get served in the regular media and it is nice to see that life actually goes on past 60 and that people actually have lives. >> you are the young guy in this cast. >> yes, i am the young guy. even though i am not that far behind. >> can we say how old you are? >> i am 70. >> i can't believe it. >> i thought when they asked me to be lily tomlin's boyfriend i was like, really? then i realized i am not that much younger. >> you -- let's go back to your career and how you started. you essentially -- let's talk about the concept of east theater. that was a legendary theater company. >> detroit back in its best days when it was one of the wealthiest city in the country there was a lot of theater. the concept was it was the oldest theater in america at the time. i don't know if they are even there anymore because of what happened to detroit. woody king and rod milner a lot of guys that came out of there came to new york and had wonderful careers. >> you were the play right in r

paw lay sheen government officials -- malaysian government officials are certain two more pieces of debrishey were picked up from south africa and the indian ocean. it mysteriously vanished two years ago with 239 people on board while in route to beijing. >>> deadly violence in baghdad. three car bomb ripped a you ross the iraqi capitol -- capital. isis said it was responsible. >>> and a new development in the investigation to determine what killed prince. officials are trying to identify every doctor and pharmacy that may have supplied the musician with prescription drugs and that includes on-line sources m prince was found dead in his home near minneapolis last month. i'm patricia stark. now back to your favorite late night panel, "red eye." for all of your headlines go to fox news.com. >> spoiler alert. i am about to reveal whether or not you are an unreasonable person. they published the results of the spoiler poll and they reveal that most people think there should be some waiting period before discussing major movie plot twists on social media. 19% say wait a week after a movie openi

the sheen is just stretching down the river, for what would amount for several blocks. fire department and coastguard they tell us that they are working on trying to figure out what caused this. crews are expect back out there this morning to check on it. >> i bet it is fairly easy to figure that one out, follow to the source. >>> police say a man pulled off a robbery using just his finger as a weapon. actual scheme was targeted this guy targeted, could you not ever write this copy down because i cannot refuse it to say it, he targeted two victims with his pointer, let's say, index finger in north philadelphia police are searching for a man whom they say approached, two customers inside that bp gas station last week at ridge and girard avenue. officials say that the man jammed his index finger in to the the customer's back, and pretending to have a gun, the suspect managed to get money from one victim. >> it is crazy, and people need to be more alert with their surroundings. >> we are hoping somebody can identify this guy and give us a call with some information. >> off

. >> me, too, and lily tomlin, sam water saturday ston, and martin sheen.lause ) yes. so we're shooting the third season. we've been working together now for quite a while, and i still get star struck. like i still just try not to screw up. so -- >> what is your character's relationship like with jane fonda's character? is it anything like your actual relationship with your actual mother? >> well, jane's character and my character are both very rigid and not great communicators and very buttoned up, controlled people. my mother is much more like lily tomlin's character, more bohemian, very open and a lot of t.m.i. >> stephen: too much information? >> very much so. >> stephen: what's the latest too much information your mom has given you. >> okay, so i have a child now, i'm a mom. >> stephen: congratulations. >> thank you! ( applause ) thanks! getting applause for boning. that's pretty nice. no, but my mom talked to me about how she and my dad would get away with, yo, you know. >> stephen: pipe fitting? >> yup yes! >> stephen: we have to blur you when you do

outer look you see the sheen on the road. causing delays. 30 minutes on the inner loop.. hope it will stay that way. turn on the headlights. look at traffic. alison: thank you. trip turned to a nightmare when a group were trapped in a snowstorm. 36 people were trapped including several children. they were on a day trip. there is more severe weather expected tonight. they are trying to fly them out to safety. >> it's winter there. >> exactly. right. the worst case scenario if you think of a blizzard is being trapped. for a day. leon: right now we are just trapped in yuck! alison: we are. leon: that's what we've got here. alison: you look out today, raining again. enough already. sunshine and blue skies for a while. this is the beginning of a big change. you will notice it tomorrow. but we are in the throes of clouds and rain and thunderstorms. get you started with a look at bethesda country club in chevy chase. or the congressional country club in bethesda. i'll figure it out. the skies are dark. there have been showers and there will be more. everything is coming from th

but she spilled ferris's secret number three back in 1986, charlie sheen's casting. >> why are you hered and made out on screen, and it turns out she got charlie the part. jen explains in this "e.t." interview. >> i was helping them cast and i said would you please use charlie? he is great. >> so they brought him on your recommendation? >> they don't even audition him. they just sid okay, let's take him. >> smart move. next, secret number four. movie magic and that smokin' red ferrari? yeah, it was big-time lemon. part of a collection, they weren't real ferraris. they were fiberglass bodies over mustang chassis. and they didn't work right. >> pretty much when they sent that thing flying into the ravine, the whole crew was yeah. it was a tiresome car. >> and let's rap with secret number five. the movie was actually the anti-breakfast club, that's how writer-director john hughes explained it. >> i've dealt a lot with the problems of being high school age. this is about the undiluted joy of being that age. it's the thing to everybody, take a day off, look around your ordinary world. and yo

an actor i love, michael sheen. >> that's right. >> seth: from "masters of sex." >> he's my lover. >>ur lover. and you got to do an episode on "masters of sex" you got to do a scene with him, but not -- and there's a lot of sex on that show. you didn't get that. >> yeah, it was great. it was a gynecological exam was the scene we had together. [ laughter ] and you know, it's great for him because he, like, has to have sex with lizzy kaplan all the time on that show. >> seth: yeah. >> and finally he got to see like a real vagina. you know what i mean? a real man's vagina. [ laughter ] >> seth: and how do you guys interact? is he as charming as he looks in real life? >> yeah. he is. he's got that foreign accent. i don't know where it's from. >> seth: do you guys ever fight? >> we do fight. let's see. i literally write down things he says when we're fighting which makes him even more crazy. like he said -- he said, there's a man on the other end of this penis with hopes and dreams and feelings. >> seth: that's so close -- >> let me get out my notes app. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: