dee snider. >> pleasure to be on the show.needed to say that. >> yes. >> back when we were first introduced to you as a musician, mtv helped launch twisted sister and dee snider into the stratosphere. it had a strangle hold on teenagers. i have to say, it bothers me that mtv doesn't show music videos like it used to. it must bother you. >> surely. i mean, they seem to have forgotten what the "m" stands for. it was music television. and it was such a uniting force, because it was the only outlet where you got to see all forms of music whether it's hip-hop or pop and people were exposed to a wide range of sounds. >> and you were the man who led, in many ways, the counter attack in this fabled war against racy lyrics in in the 1980s. you testified in front of senators and spouses who made up the parents resource music center. let's relive that testimony. >> as a creator under the blade, i can say categorically that the only rape in this song is in the mind of miss gore. >> there you are on capitol hill suggesting that the future

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an abc sitcom plans to honor philadelphia hockey legend ed snider tonight.playing whapennsylvania millions,ing with top prizes of one million dollars? winning, ...on the spot. play pennsylvania millions from the pennsylvania lottery, and you could win... ...on the spot. keep on scratchin' >> the goldbergs features a special episode about the flyers. it's titled the big orange and centered around barry's love for his favorite flyers shirt. the philadelphia area comes up a lot on the goldbergs. tonight's episode is also dedicated to flyers founder ed snider who died a month ago at the age of 83. an all new flyers filled the goldbergs tonight at 8:30 right here on 6abc. i always hear the show is pretty funny and tonight it will be really special. >> flies to see them all flyered up with their shirts on. let's take you outside and can check on some construction on city avenue at bala avenue. you can see the crews up ahead on your left-hand side here. so, northbound they've been blocking the right lane. yesterday they stayed out there all day and caused really bi

on "action news," a hit abc prime time show is paying tribute to the late owner of the flyers, ed snidershow you after the break. >>> and a mother goose decides to make her nest in the middle of a walkway how businesses are making sure that they are safe. >>> we have downpours in southern parts of new jersey and delaware as a weak wave passes through, we do catch a break here tomorrow with sun but more rain quickly increases at the end of the week. >> thank you adam and jaime apody has sports including eagles front office news including the phillies. vo: across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar. but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza®. he said victoza® works differently than pills. and comes in a pen. victoza® is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. victoza® is not for weight loss, but it may help you lose some weight. victoza® works with your body to lower blood sugar in 3 ways: in the stomach, the liver, and the pancreas. v

. >> ed snider will get love tonight on 6 abc. tonight's episode of the goldbergs is dedicated to the owner. footage will air from the 70s stanley cup title run. >> thank you ducis. >>> an anti-bullying organization is honoring troop erich ard son. the group teach anti-bullying llc, his work with troubled youth as well as time he spends coaching youth basketball and helping kids with their college applications. pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors. in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall street. voting to allow banks to continue making the risky investments that wrecked our economy. afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> you said something is going to happen tomorrow that we haven't seen all month. >> an above average temperature day. it's going to be close. i'm calling for the high of 74 and the normal high is

. >> first they lost ed snider and now the flyers mourn rick macleish, passed away at 66 after battling illness. he spend 12 seasons in the orange and black and led them in both goals and points in both of their stanley cup runs. >> he scored the winning goal for us to win the stanley cup. like i said he wasn't really a boisterous guy and let his actions speak for themselves. and led the organization. >> a sad few months for the flyers organization. >>> a popular event is returning to montgomery county. describe attorney kevin steele announced that the travis manon run would be held in norristown on june 11th. manon was a bucks county native killed in iraq in 2007 and steele will run the race and invarietiesed others to join in. >>> we are in the middle of a conversation here, we are starting june tomorrow. >> that is correct. >> it will bust out all over. >> and it's going to be very nice, a nicer start to june than may. that is for sure. not tough to do. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we have dry sunny conditions out there. and the action cam is taking a look at the gazebo in

guest of honor, myrtle snider, 100 years young today. happy birthday, myrtle, and to all. how great. >> looks great. >> i know. hopefully she'll have a good day. >> you had a great day at ballpark. >> did we ever. maybe my phillies bow tie helped bring some luck. . fanatic give you a big smooch. >> the weather a focus today. nbc 10's weather education day, second annual first alert weather team on hand to teach kids. more than 11,000 of them, about how weather works. under fairly cloudy skies this afternoon. special thank-you to phillies, national weather service in mt. holly and franklin institute helping to put it altogether. no, i did not injure anybody, even with the liquid nitrogen at 320 degrees below zero. yeah. i scare everybody every year, but so far no injuries. we still have showers in the p.a. suburbs, 63 degrees. some sunshine in new jersey. and delaware especially in southern parts of the states. temperatures, well, toward the shore, not exactly warm. 55 atlantic city, ocean the a55. inland, 63 in mays landing. 66 in wood bin. lots of 60s in the rest of the a

snider middle school in bensalem 54. hainesport township school 55 degrees at the moment.hat is more like march then may, and the majorly miserable weather continues tomorrow. it is cloudy, glummy, period of rain, a chilly breeze, temperature in the 50's, really only good thing about tomorrow is it the is friday, so question is what have we been stuck in this pattern for so long? because we are at the wrong side of the omega block. we talk about that when we had beautiful weather stuck under the good stuff, areas on either side get the bad stuff. we are at the wrong side. low pressure dominating our forecast for the past week and a half or so but finally that pattern breaks down over the weekend and we will see some sun return. through rest of tonight cloud hang on. tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. is when steady rain push necessary and it comes in waves right through the midday time frame, morning commute will be impacted especially the second half of it. 4:00 p.m. it starts to taper to showers and we will still have lingering showers through your friday night. sat the day s

tonight's episode is also dedicated to flyers founder ed snider who died a month ago at the age of 83show will end with a special clip of schneider. all new flyers filled the goldbergs tonight right here at 8:30 on 6abc. >> coming up next on "action news" a rehab facility in connecticut is using a shirtless man to promote its services. some say this has gone too far. >> police were called to taylor swift's apartment in new york city yesterday. why? a little later on "action news." >> ♪ trying to make me eat my greens?low. no, just trying to save you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. at hillshire farm, spice is the spice of life. that's why our craftsmen season every sausage perfectly. so you can coax out great flavor effortlessly. hillshire farm. because it's worth doing right. hillshire farm. because it's worth doing right. thank you. ordering chinese food is a very predictable experience. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business internet, on the other hand, can be a roller coaster white knuckle thrill ride. you're promised o

the episode of the goldbergs features a tribute to ed snider and more. >>> we are getting some rain one it behind my head. see it? we'll also check traffic. it's all next on "action news." >> ♪ >>> and finally this morning a mysterious event in california and it is inspiring the faithful. >> all about this statue of the virgin mary and what she's doing. details from joey barra from our station in fresno. >> reporter: to the faithful maria says this statue of the virgin mary is a blessing. tears seem to well up in her right eye and stream down her face. she says it's beautiful the way she looks right now. every tear she says is nothing short of a miracle. so she collects them in a glass and shares them with those who find their way to this home. a lot of people come and they can't believe it, she says. but they come with faith. >> i wanted to come see. >> reporter: richard just moved in across the street and he was invited in to take a look for the first time. >> that's amazing. it takes the words out of my mouth like wow. >> reporter: cardenez says i don't understand why she's doing it

president will meet with the state governor and federal officials, during the visit governor rick sniders expect to ask president obama for more federal support. >>> also happening today preliminary hearing for the philadelphia father accused of shooting his own four year-old daughter in their kensington home. thirty year-old maurice phillips is charge with murder and related charges for april death of his daughter. at first he allegedly told police the girl's sibling was playing with the gun when it went off. phillips later admitted he was the one pulling the trigger. >>> we have disturbing video from outside northeast high school. police are searching for three suspects who for the with school police officers. police say the suspect were challenging some students to fight and then that is when officers stepped in. one officer was thrown to the ground, other officer was punched. this all happened monday afternoon around 3:30. the suspects got away, going east on cottman avenue. >>> now here's a look at newts paper headlines from across our region. >> from the press of atlantic city car

it's centered around barry's love for his favorite flyers shirt and dedicated to flyers founder, ed snideried a month ago at the age of 83. the flyers often come up as a theme on the show. adam goldberg from philadelphia created the show. the episode airs tonight at 8:30 here on 6 abc. and here is a look at the rest of the prime time lynem tonight. >>> we all agree this is the most disappointing spring. well, at least so far. so lets set our sights on summer and plan the family vacations. remember the look of that. that looks good. parents magazine has hacks to plan the perfect family vacation and save money without sacrificing the fun. >> take a one tank trip, save on gas but get far enough away from home to feel you are away. whether you are thinking u.s. or international travel, rent from the owner and save almost half on the bill. think air b and b. people here swear by it. and look at homes and rooms that have kitchens, it gives them the ability to shop and cook and eat in and can you save hundreds on the food bill by eating out every meal because that can certainly add up. and for ai

. >> the flyers are still recovering from it's loss of ed snider, a sad time for that organization. >> people are talking about last night's seattle mariner's game, a 92-year-old ceremonial pitched, in honor of the team. they asked burkewaldron to throw out the first pitch and he threw a zinger. he served at pearl harbor and is a world war ii veteran. >>> changes are coming to social media, we'll show you how they are combatting hate speech. and at a burging ton, new jersey post office an employee is stepping down. >>> and stepping out live at penn's landing, gorgeous, blue skies and puffy clouds and cecily tynan has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. kenneth, are they closing the stage this afternoon for auditions? what's on that piece of paper? oh, miss maroney... your forehead! it should not be doing anything. i just had botox! i know exactly what's happening-- happening. whoa! this is a bad streaming experience. it really shows a real fun... (announcer) don't let bad streaming ruin a good show. don't look at me! (announcer) only verizon has the largest, most reliable 4g

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. >> the team lost founder and owner, ed snider just before the start of the playoff. >>> all right it's time to get a check of the "action news" traffic report today. >> lets go live to matt pellman in the traffic center. >> we were back to work and watching the backups. roosevelt boulevard southbound side heading towards fox street there was a crash and for a time it was blocking the southbound lanes, the crash is here no longer and the volume is thinning out down to the schuylkill expressway, and a crash on the northbound side at brian avenue. so watch out for restrictions there on the boulevard. and 95 by the betsy ross bridge. to delaware we go, a crash on 896, that is new london road at star road. if you are traveling through christiana, watch for a wreck on the ramp from highway 1 northbound to christiana road if you are trying to get to the mall obviously. a few slow speeds kicking in from 95 to highway 1 and a crash involving a pedestrian along drexel avenue, watch for emergency crews on the scene there, and normal schedules today on mass transit and delays on septa's 101 trolle

actually, the wonderful staff member who uncovered that, britt snider had recommended that we not disclose their names and i disagreed with him because i said, look, they violated the rights of their customers and they did it for 30 years, and so they deserve to be mentioned. another thing of attitudes, i remember speaking to the general counsel of the nsa when we began getting information and indicating we needed to get more information, and he said to me, but the constitution does not apply to the national security agency. that was an interesting idea, that the constitution did not apply to a whole agency. i think i know what was in the back of his mind. their work was meant to be foreign. they were meant to be doing things overseas, largely. my rejoinder to him was, of course, the constitution applies to the nsa when you are doing things that affect americans and affect americans within america. elliott may remember more details about that it was a controversial issue within the committee where actually you could not predict who was on what side at all and it was quite a close vote abou

david corn and christian snider, thank you both for joining us, we'll see you later in the show. and donald trump may have trouble convincing another key voting block to go to the polls in this election. why this is making some evangelical christians sick to their stomachs. does he pony up for a loss. and in the war room, hillary clinton's campaign trying to capitalize off trump's tax plan. >>> also the rising youtube star known as the liberal red neck sharing his views on the race for president. this is a last word exclusive. >> hey, liberal red neck, i'm switching up this week because this week i ain't even got my red up. hey! this is lloyd. to prove to you that the better choice for him is aleve. he's agreed to give it up. ok, but i have 30 acres to cover by sundown. we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. yeah, i was ok, but after lunch my knee started hurting again so... more pills. yep... another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? for my pain... i want my aleve. get all day minor arthritis pain relief with an easy open cap. (man) hmm. ♪hat do you t

so let's get to jessica snider in fort wayne where trump takes the stage at any moment. we saw this protest in california. any protesters today in indiana? much more calm and poised than the ones in california last week. many of the people about two dozen protesters staying calm, holding signs. one woman we saw holding that now infamous woman card. donald trump says he's winning among republican women u. when asked if he would consider a a female running mate, he said he would welcome the idea. he said he'd love it. trump is making his way right here to fort wayne from terre haute, indiana, where he had a rally at 1:00 p.m. in that rally, he urged people here in indiana to go to the polls on tuesday and to vote for him so he can move to the next phase of his campaign to the general election campaign. he says he wants to focus on raising money for the republican party. also congressional races and saud he wants to stop wasting time on these people, those people being john kasich and ted cruz. he ended the rally by saying let's focus on it. >> thank you for joining us. we'

in a moment, i'll speak with the woman that filmed this terrifying video, but first, jessica snider isthe new developments today. >> oh my god. >> reporter: growing outrage and blame over the killing of an endangered silver back gorilla at the cincinnati zoo. zoo keepers said they were forced to shoot 17-year-old gorilla after a 3-year-old boy slipped into its enclosure. nearly 400,000 people signed a petition demanding authorities investigate the mother for not watching her child. police have opened an investigation to see if anyone from the family should be held accountable. zoo officials say the boy was able to slip underneath a rail, climb through protective wiring and bushes and drop more than ten feet into a mote below. >> the gorilla has the child. >> reporter: for ten tense minutes, the boy was at the mercy of the 450-pound gorilla, at times being dragged and violently yanked around while at other times, the gorilla appeared to be protecting him. >> this child was being dragged around. his head was banging on concrete. this was not a gentle thing. >> reporter: zoo officials ins

the president will make a stop to meet with flint's mayor and michigan governor rick snider. the president signed an emergency disaster declaration for flint in january to help efforts to combat lead, in the drinking water. >>> in other news a preliminary hearing today for the philadelphia father accused of shooting his four year-old doubt are and then pointing the blame a at another child. thirty year-old maurice phillips is charged with murder and related charges for death of tahir phillips. little girl was shot in the 200 block of east mayfield street in kensington on april 15th. >>> also due in court for a hearing is man accused in the kensington triple murder last month. james dixon is accused of killing his brother, his brother's girlfriend and another man an barricading himself inside a home. it happened on april 17th on east more land street. >>> court appearance for this man ramone morales accused in the deadly hit and run. he was riding car that struck and killed thomas dunbar on the motor scooter in port richmond last month. man was dragged more than 200 feet befor

sergeant robert wilson died shieldi ining others from a sprf bullets and cnn's jessica snider has more >> reporter: dedicated officer and loving dad and grandson. >> it was absolutely incredible what this officer was able to do. >> protected like he was sworn in to do. >> reporter: orion march 5th, 2015, sergeant robert wilson was shot and killed at this gamestop in north philadelphia. >> officer was shot. >> shot! give a medic here! >> i say about three, four years old in this picture. >> reporter: constance wilson didn't know what happened to her grandson but racing to the hospital, the details of wilson's actions inside this gamestop began to emerge. wilson stopped into the store on patrol to buy a video game for his son's birthday. that's when she says two robbers rushed in. >> and people in there. and he protected those people. and so he took on two shooters by himself. yep. he stood his ground to, you know, they took him down. >> he stepped away so that shots weren't going directly at them. they were going toward him. >> he saved the people's lives and same time lost his. >> repo

dee snider, thank you for joining us. >> i'm have an excellent 2000s, jake. still rocking. >>> that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. here's wolf blitzer. >>> happening now, breaking news, over the top, donald trump now has enough delegates to capture the gop nomination and he mocks hillary clinton for being unable to, quote, close the deal in her race. i'll ask hillary about that. i'll also talk to a trump spokeswoman. >>> also, a new poll shows clinton and sanders are neck-and-neck in california. how long will the democratic primary go on? >>> unlikely debte. donald trump says he'd love to debate bernie sanders if it could raise $10 million for charity. >>> and homing in. one of the world's most widely flown airliners went down in the mediterranean. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> the breaking news, donald trump now has enough delegates to win the republican nomination. the balloons won't come cascading down until the gop convention in july but previously uncommitted delegates have now gone over to trump's side, putting him over t

because this court said in snider versus louisiana that where the preemptory strike was said to havemotivated in substantial part by race, that it could not be sustained. i would suggest to you, it shouldn't even really say substantial, because if this court as it said so many sometimes is engaged in unceasing efforts to end race discrimination in the criminal courts, then the strikestrikes by race cannot be tolerable. as pointed out here, this is a serious problem not just in this case but in other cases where people come to court with their canned reasons and just read them off. that happened in this case where one of the reasons that was given was just taken verbatim, two of the reasons given out of a reported case. you don't have the reason for the lawyer in this case. he said my personal preference. it wasn't his personal preference. it was the personal preference of some lawyer in mississippi. you can always have as miller el recognized -- >> well, in response to the question, if the prosecutor argues a laundry list of reasons for striking the black juror and some of those are

sara snider has more on this. >> reporter: good morning.s here at the compound yesterday inside searching for some items. we don't know what they are. but that other search warrant, we have learned more information about it. it was first obtained by the los angeles times. basically in the search warrant, what is being asked for is all kinds of medical records pertaining to prince, everything from photographs to doctor's notes to prescriptions. what we've learned from that is that the doctor did indeed say that he prescribed something to prince, and that that prescription was filled at walgreen's. we no he that he met with prince and did some tests on prince, at least twice. one of those times, just a day before he died. we also know that it was here at the compound the day that prince died. he was interviewed by investigators, and we're learning lots of little new details about exactly what happened surrounding those days. we have not, however, been able to get in contact with dr. schulenbe schulenberg, but we talked to the hospital where h