mixed-race south africans, asian, indian south africa's and white south africans, middle groups alone and white south africans about 1.3 million families of which about a third have an active home loan from a financial services institution. look at the expenditure level of households and you see the picture emerge. in lieu are your 12 million black families. of those, 8 million orange are spending less than two and a half thousand rand as a direct conversion. only 660,000 are spending more than 10,000 rand possibly a thousand dollars. mixed race india and asia and whites south africans about two-thirds of those will spend in excess of 10000 rand a month. this is very small and very personal upper-middle-class. only 5.5.5% of black african families have experienced spending more than equivalent of a thousand dollars a month at south africa remains the poorest country and it is often able to protect itself as the rest of the world. if you want to turn that around the need to be able to turn this around. the problem of the skills base and what's happening in south african schools. along

in south africa. it tries to be independent of government and of all political parties. it sees its role as serving its members and the country at large to reach political and economic success on the continent by promoting liberal democratic values or, as we would put it classical liberalism. frans was at the university and holds a ph.d. from northwest university. he joined the institute of race relations in 2004 and established its center for risk analysis, which specializes in using scenarios to help business and government leaders make decisions about investment and policy in south africa. he's also an associate of the center for innovative leadership, a leading consultant and author. his work has been widely cited in the media. he writes columns for "the report" newspaper and is it a regular contributor to classic business on classic fm. with that, help me welcome frans cronje. [ applause ] >> narian, thank you. good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. it is a great pleasure to come and talk to you t

between north and south. jim: bringing in from the north the petroleum products, oil and gasoline which are in short supply in the south. and probably at some point taking out the agricultural goods which the north needs because the north is undersupplied in most food products. jack: in theory, of course, the north and south are geographically complementary. can one travel by road now from north to south? jim: within the last three weeks, there have been a number of convoys, including convoys of journalists and officials that have come down by bus from hanoi, stopping at wai and yanang and all the coastal cities on the way to saigon. jack: a bridge obviously. jim: this bridge is the work that is being done very rapidly the roads are being repaired. the north vietnamese regulars are doing much of the work. indeed, they've had a good deal of experience in the north doing that, because they've had many bridges to rebuild after years of american bombings. jack: jim, this leads me to ask you about some of the imme

next year we culminate for the very first time in history south carolina, a deep south state, is hosting federation of democratic of women's convention, yes, right here in south carolina. we're bringing it to you. \[cheers and applause] >> i want to tell you how proud i am that i'm in the room with a dunk of democratic party activists, women and men who have come all over the state for this day in blue. many of you registered before this event before our speaker today. i think you all suspected a couple of things, but i'm so proud to be here with you to stand before you and my partner in crime in the day in blue is representative gilda cobb-hunter. [cheers and applause] gilda cobb-hunter represents us and takes care of us all around. bosses us around and takes care of us. i am so proud and honored to introduce my friend gilda cobb-hunter. \[cheers and applause] >> thank you so much, susean. those of you that know me know i start by saying hey, y'all. it is so good to be here. let's give susan and the democratic women's council a big round of applause. \[cheers and applause] >> we really

despite his previous top talk, the land in the south -- tough talk, the land in the south would be redistributed and no african-american men, even those who fought in the union ranks, would receive their right to vote. this was a country for white men and as long as i'm president it shall be a government for white men, johnson said. that summer, johnson allowed white southerners to hold state elections that resulted in the election of state legislators that filled with x confederates who immediately began passing the instruments black codes. laws designed to re-create as much of the antebellum racial and economic order as possible. the various black codes band -- band africans americans from serving on juries, marrying or socializing with white people, owning firearms, meeting in groups of six or more after sundown, using insulting gestures or languages toward whites. the code required that at the beginning of each year african-americans sign labor contracts with local planters or be arrested and hired out to a local planter in order to pay off the fine. i could go on all night about other onero

south and north vietnam? >> well you just see the troops rolling down past the street now, and you can see they are north vietnamese troops led by north vietnamese officers and led by the poll it will bureau in hanoi. they're the power in all of vietnam now there are some who talk about politics and participation. but in fact the north vietnamese do control the country entirely. and they will determine the political future. >> you mean in fact it is reunified today if not in name? >> in fact it has been reunified, of course. >> the military might that is assembled here is worth noting. these combined weapons with china, the soviet union. plus all the weapons that american aid left behind. vietnam now has got the biggest military force in asia outside of china. the new government has been recognized by a number of diplomats. we have the chinese and the soviets. >> these are the guns and the tanks that finally led to the great debacle. it took only 50 days of the south vietnamese army to totally disintegrate. a

we finally made it to south sudan. this is rebel territory, which means most essentials must be brought in through the black market. this fuel costs more than $35 a gallon. >> this is the town? >> this is a village. >> pagak is a village. >> it is a town, do you know what a town is? >> it's a village. >> it's a homecoming for bol who's been living in rwanda since the war forced him out of south sudan. many of these former politicians have taken up military positions within the opposition. >> behind the laughter, the reality of war is palpable. bol took us to meet major general chayot manyang, who had just returned from renk, where the two sides are fighting for control over the oil fields. while riek machar officially negotiates for the rebels, it is actually men like chayuth who increasingly hold power over regional militias. >> there's been a lot of killing in the past 10 - 12 months on both sides. who do you think bears ultimate responsibility, and do you think the people who have been carrying out the killings of i

when we talk about south vietnam, around 250,000 of south vietnamese soldiers were lost. in this portion of the program we want to show you an interview we did with an individual in louisville's name is mr. lau le. he was a cia operative and member of the south vietnamese special forces. in this clip he will talk about losing his friends. turn down the lights? [video clip] >> for anyone on the panel, what are your thoughts after watching this clip? >> actually i want to give my opinion that the war is all the way bad. nobody wanted the war. but we have to face the war if it comes. right now the war has several faces. not just the guns and the ammo. it has intelligence, it and something like that. be careful about that. we have to face the war, any war. , to preserve the peace like that. we prevent the war by preparing for the war. right now the vietnamese people outside vietnam try to fight with the communists now. they want to get their freedom of speech, freedom of religion and everything else for the vietnamese people. we don't want to fight to them but we want to go w

look at what -- look at the fact north and south vietnam, we have a south. we did not invade the north. the north came and evaded us. the people just want to live in peace. with the south, with the south vietnamese people. just want to live in peace. they did not like we do that. and we have to stand up for ourselves. but, unfortunately, i think the battlefield is not in vietnam, here, in the united states. we lost the work because of everything to us. for years because no gas no fuel, no ammunition. so, of course, we lost the war. and the battlefield here in the united states. not in vietnam. the front line of the battlefield here in the united states. we lost the war because of -- starved, you know. while the north vietnamese from russia and china. nobody in his or her right mind would want to live under communism. and usually flee, that's why more than half of million. most people died trying to escape from communism. if they let people go freely the whole country could leave vietnam right now. except for the few thousand, or few hundred thousand. that re

he saw violent what's the premises in the south -- violent white supremacists in the south and wealthy capitalists and corporations in the north. this was the age and the rise of the robber barons. this is what he says. if the recurrence of such violent acts as these prisoners stand convicted of our two common -- are too common in one quarter of the country and get a moment of danger of lawless violence, the free use of money and election arising from the past gross of recent wealth and other quarters presents equal cause for anxiety. no lover of his country can shut his eyes to the future danger for both sources. somebody needs to write a biography about this guy. [laughter] prof. ross: there it is. ok, now, as i have said several times during this talk, we all know how this struggle over the meaning of the civil war commitments and by extension the civil war ends in the 19th century. in the 1890's, southern states revived parts of the black codes. passing laws that required businesses to separate their customers by race, laws that segregated schools and public facilities and that dis

winds out of the south at 5 to 10 miles per hour. another warm day monday and tuesday, and then big-time relief comes for the end of the workweek. we'll look at that with your seven-day in just a few minutes. >>> next dozens of passengers stranded at philadelphia international airport. why their flight was diverted and the a-list celebrities left without his entourage. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ ♪ >>> there was nobody to help us. you know being stuck in coach in a dirty, smelly aircraft wasn't helping. there was no ventilation. we were all frustrated. >> passengers say they are frustrated and angry after th

first one is big gay ice cream on south street.other name i cannot say but let just say it references a large donkey. i started the day off at big gay ice cream a shop with rainbows and uni corns. although some people thought name was over the top or divisive most of people i spoke to on the street were supportive. >> they don't call this a neighborhood but a gayborhood. >> not afraid of who or what they are and we can use that. >> we have a bright sign that brings out the area. this part of the south street has been dead for years. i think it is good for businesses. >> reporter: big gay ice cream has been successful in new york city and set to open shortly in philadelphia only then we will find out if the name brings hesitation or support from potential customers. >> i said you take a picture and on facebook walking by big gay ice cream. it depend on the individual. for the most part most people don't care. >> next up was olde city pizza shop with the donkey on the logo and the name on the match. >> some neighbors and businesses q

delaware and points further south seeing that fog. we're seeing reduced visibility down to a quarter mile. that's your first weather headline on this sunday morning. more fog this morning, more fog monday morning. it's warm it's humid, it's sticky and soupy as you head out this morning. very summerlike this morning and it will feel very summerlike this afternoon. relief this week, temperatures back into the 70s, closer to normal for this time of year. 67 right now in philadelphia. we have low clouds in place and we'll see them burning off the fog, burning off eventually this morning and we'll see some peeks of sunshine pearl sunny this afternoon. right now, lots of fog in place some fog, temperatures in the mid- to upper 60s at this point. 67 in philadelphia and 64 in atlantic city. areas of fog, not so much to the north and west doing pretty well here. visibility in lancaster is closer to philadelphia south and east three-quarter mile visibility in philadelphia a half-mile visibility in atlantic city. that's important when you're out

the south korean delegates reiterated their opposition.ut both sides agree to arrange a date for further talks. japan and south korea are among the 21 members of the world heritage committee and officials will meet in germany next month to screen recommendations. >>> japan and south korea mark the 50th anniversary of the restoration of diplomatic ties, but lately, those ties have come under strain. relations between the countries date back over a thousand years. in the 17th century, korean kings sent representatives to japan, a practice that continued for 2 1/2 centuries. now a group of japanese and south koreans retraced the step of the diplomatic missions in effort to revive a feeling of peace and prosperity. on friday, the walkers arrived in tokyo at the end of the journey. nhk world's reporter has more. >> reporter: people from japan and south korea kick off their walk with a celebration in seoul. the journey has been held every two years since 2007. participants walk most of the day. they average about 30 kilometers a day. the majorit

there will be a few clouds, showers to the south. i think really far to the south.og is here. even water temps so cold and there is -- today is that betweener day. 60s and 70s. we will gradually get to near average by sunday. and next week looks like another low jumps this. 15th and 16th looks cool. >> just keep a sweater and jacket close. >> thank you. >>> it's 6:51. prepare for funny tasting water. that is the message going out to people in the east bay. we will tell you what the drought has to do with it. >> it's been 70 years since world war ii. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 you are listening to mama i'm coming home. and if there is a special song you want to hear, let us know. i will play your request every friday morning. we can't get to all of the requests but we will choose to what you send us. just use #ktvu. >> sal is jamming. >>> well today is v-e day also known as victory in europe day. defeated nazi germany. now the special anniversary is being remembered at events all over europe. here in paris the french president placed a wreath at the ceremony a

yeah south street we are previewing the south street spring festival that kicks off tomorrow from fronttreet to eighth street. it will be a block party and we're previewing it right here in bridget foy's on south street but take look behind me. we have the braugh haws submits one of the restaurants along south street tomorrow with their german fair. >> scott. >> we got to find jenn fred i think we lost her. >> oh, my gosh you did a wardrobe change. >> i'm fully participateing. we'll talk about other stuff. great amazing stuff. people want the weather. the chief meteorologist scott williams give me the numbers. i got to have it. >> we want better weather than may first clouds and temperatures below average. let's talk about changes for the upcoming weekend because we're looking at a winning weekend forecast across our area. but right now the satellite/radar going to show that area of low pressure that coastal system we've been talking about all week long bringing the clouds across our area. cooler than average temperatures and speaking of temperatures, we've been stuck in the 50s across

tri-valley, west 580 and south 680. 680 south down through hayward heading both down fremont. highway 4 nothing unusual. antioch in toward concord for that build. approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. the build up at the toll plaza itself. in san francisco, the earlier crash south 101 at cesar chavez has cleared. better news. backup we want to show you the left approach is better. fast track lanes are moving steadily still in this shot. that's good news. if you are holding your breath for the north bay we'll show it to you. san rafael, easy flow of traffic so you can just let the air out. back to you guys. >> exhale. >> he's got the inner zen. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," deflategate. it's deepening. what text messages are revealing this morning about tom brady's possible involvement in the scandal. >>> good thursday morning to you. 6:24. more punishment today for the two men who beat giants fan brian stow into a coma. sanchez and norwood both pleaded goility to one count each of being felon in possession of a firearms and ammunition. in court today they each face u

>> we have a developing story from south philadelphia. the action cam was along the 700 block of south street where two teenagers were shot early this morning. when police arrived a little after 1:20 they found a typically large weekend crowd of young people in the area. a 16-year-old and 17-year-old were shot in the legs. they are in the hospital in stable condition. investigators are looking for a motive. >> south detectives are investigating we don't believe this was a robbery. preliminary information we're getting this could possibly be issues that resolve from another geographic in philadelphia. >> about an hour and a half after the first shooting a 19-year-old man was shot in the leg at 9th and bain bainbridge. police are not saying it's connected to the first two. >>> happy mother's day day to all the mothers out there. you're waking up to a dense fog advisory for the area. >> let's guess where that is. anyway the atlantic city expressway is foggy the entire length. there are no closures or speed restrictions, this is a live look a

same thing to the south of lancaster moving in smith villain quarryville.ing north and east in honey brook we are tracking a shower and thunderstorms, same thing for areas west of pottstown and up through reading. this moisture will continue as we go throughout the rest of the early evening hours and slide off to the south and east as we get into tonight. we will show you the picture outside and tail of two locations. it depend on where you are. north and west of the town we have showers and storms. if you are down the shore in atlantic city we have a mostly cloudy sky but that moisture is holding off until later tonight. you can see folks making what they can of their weekend stralling boardwalk here on this at day evening. high today in philadelphia 86 degrees. so well above our average of 74 this time of the year and just 4 degrees shy off the record of 90 setback in 1998. so we have the warmth overhead and we also have that building warmth, and humidity. to point temperatures are currently in the 60's, to close to 70-degree range. that lets you know tha

but to our south and south and west is where we are getting a few of the passing showers. even had some flashes of lightning associated with these coming on through. a few sprinkles in the western suburbs. one moderate shower to the west of manassas. and then southern maryland getting a few sprinkles there. it should be good for the midday and the afternoon as we'll begin to dry out. maybe some wet roads here, especially the areas just south and west of the metro area for the morning and in the mid 50s. mid 60s and sun breaking out as things begin to dry out. a look at the warmer weekend coming up at 4:51. now, depending on where you are, melissa, looks like conditions are good or sloppy. >> yeah, some cameras look great, some not so much. on the outer loop of the beltway, just after 66 for us it's pretty wet there. we have a couple of crashes there in that area. 66 westbound at the toll road two right lanes blocked there. looking at other cameras 95 in virginia at the mixing bowl that's where the traffic tracker is headed. we have some wet roads there. 270 at montrose not

a 35 year-old woman inside her own home on south rosewood street. they eventually ditch the car he even appears to wipe the car clean before leaving. police say he broke in the home in the 1800 block of rosewood monday morning. rick tim woke up to him standing over her. he put his hanover her mouth and then sexually assaulted her. then he left with cash, her house keeps and her car and police now say he could be linked to a similar home inn racial and sexual assault in the very same area. that is alarming to this neighborhood especially as weather heat up and people open up for summer leave. >> that is kind of scary considering we leave our deck window opened sometimes because of the fan that sits in the windows. >> our windows are opened right now, so that is what you have to worry about. >> reporter: police want people to secure their windows in this area on the second and third floor meantime, this is sketch police initially released two months ago after a man broke in the home blocks away on south chadwick street. this man attempted to sexually

showers and thunderstorms, and the best bet the areas that didn't get much yesterday i-95 and areas south and east, with brief downpours and the possible of isolated wind gusts as well. a breath of fresh air behind this system and rain for the weekend details in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >>> of course you can stay ahead of the changes in the weather by checking 6abc.com/weather you can always find live storm tracker 6 radar and get the latest from our team of meteorologists. >> police have a bran new clue today in the search for the predator that attacked two women in south philadelphia, they are offering a reward now for anyone that can get that person off the street. chad pradelli is live with the latest on this fast moving investigation. >> reporter: since our report first aired at noon with the new images, police say they received several tips and they are following up on the leads and hopeful the arrest will be made soon, they are offering a $10,000 reward in this case. >> if you believe you know this individual, all we need is the tip. >> police say the sexual pre

>> we have developing story from south philadelphia, the action cam was along the 700 block of south street where two teens were shot this morning. when police arrived they found a large weekend crowd of people in the area. 16 and 17-year-old victims were shot in the legs. they are in the hospital in stable condition. investigators are looking for a motive. >> south detective's are currently investigating right now. we don't believe this was a robbery. preliminary information we're getting this could possibly be issues that resolve from another geographic in the city. >> about an hour and half ago of the first shootings a 19-year-old man was shot in the legs at 9th and bainbridge. they are in the sure it is connected to the first two shootings. >> good mother's day morning. 6:02. >> looking live at atlantic city, the expressway is foggy the entire length there are no closures or speed restrictions at this hour. our area will not get ana's rain and winds. but it is churning upment waves in north carolina. >> the fog is the major issue this this morning. >> reporter: you have to take i

winds out of the south at 9 miles per hour. bringing in the always on day planner in case you want to take a look ahead into the afternoon. future tracker 6 shows clouds giving way to sunny breaks, during the afternoon hours there's a chance of a spotty shower or thunderstorm popping through most of us this is spotty precipitation and the large majority of the region will not see any of this. 9:00 p.m. possibly more sprinkles lingering into adam joseph's noose cat on channel 17. >>> 68 decreases by 8:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 76 degrees, and high temperature at 3:00 p.m. 85 degrees, in the lehigh valley, 80 is a shower possible. closer you go to to coast the less intense the heat. pirates ascertain phillies, 76 degrees for the first pitch and 71 in the 9th inning. any precipitation will be light and scattered and probably missing the ballpark. that's what's left of ana now a tropical depression spinning over land in north carolina. it will go out to sea and have an impact on points north except it is circulating the humidity into our

south-central move to central avenue to the east of the original south central avenue. people started to move west and central avenue in later decades of the 20th century. the term now is a bit fuzzy. refers to those areas and also to the west and south of central avenue. >> host: how many murders in l.a. county every year question or >> guest: l.a. county is in the five or six hundreds. l.a. city is down to 250 260. that is miniscule. the homicide report was a blog project. there were almost a thousand homicides a year and now countywide come a much larger area than l.a. city in the low six hundreds. >> host: jill leovy, and "ghettoside," do you advocate for anything? >> guest: one thing that is so commonsensical i can't call it advocacy. maybe it's not as obvious as it should be. fall the homicides which are kind of the same crime but with a lot dire consequence. i think it is important to say that because a lot of the criminal justice debates today are about mass incarceration and what people on the left, you actually see people in the right taken this up now because

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showers move in from south to north. that's going to the trend as we head throughout the morning hours. let me give you an idea of how this track will work. showers will come up from the south. it looks like we will see the first activity at the immediate coast. so if you're waking up with us in san francisco count on some rain by 8:00 a.m. this morning. otherwise we're looking good to maybe pick up a quarter of an inch of rain in the cities that get the most moisture. overall though, this track is going south and so the heaviest total for the state of california are going to be down in los angeles. we are all in this drought together. so even that is a good story to tell. showers and thunderstorms, that's the weather story of the day. let me take you through your daypart forecast. it's mild. 50s. by lunchtime today as you break for lunch grab that jack get, grab that umbrella. 61 on the peninsula at noon. 60 degrees for the east shore. 63 degrees out in the tri-valley. rounding out the day on the cool side. 65 is the hi

in recent months attacks on south vietnam were stepped up. thus, it became necessary for us to increase our response and to make attacks by air. this is not a change of purpose. it is a change in what we believe that purpose requires. we do this in order to slow down aggression. we do this to increase the confidence of the brave people of south vietnam who have bravely borne this brutal battle for so many years with so many casualties. and we do this to convince the leaders of north vietnam and all who seek to share their conquest of a very simple fact. we will not be defeated. we will not grow tired. we will not withdraw either openly or under the cloak of a meaningless agreement. we know that air attacks alone will not accomplish all of these purposes. but it is our best and prayerful judgment that they are a necessary part of the surest road to peace. we hope that peace will come swiftly, but that is in the hands of others besides ourselves. and we must be prepared for a long continued conflict. it will require patience as well as bravery

i'm south of 880 south of mallory. a big rig car carrier punctured a diesel tank. he punctured it and kept driving. the absorbent is spread all over. because of, that they called out an independent contractor, an environmental hazard unit and they are out here cleaning up absorbent through the roads here. they are also doing the work. probably not going to be too much longer. the good news is that not going to have any huge effect on track. you can see that they are working hard to try to get it cleared up. it appears this may clear up in the next half hour to an hour. george? >> thank you, jackie. >> and let's just take a quick look at the freeway which is adjacent to this incident are where the drive time is pretty slow. 49 minutes from the trip from 238 to 237. let's check james with me and let me know that the reason that we have these convictions here on the richmond bridge is because of an accident reported now north bound on interstate 580. more details coming up. >>> a powerful earth cake rattling the south pacific nature in papua new guinea was a 7.2. a ts

the percentage reached 67% among south korean respondents but in south korea 28% said the current situationis understandable. that's nearly three times the number of japanese respondents who gave the same answer. the survey showed some positive signs. asked how they viewed the two countries future relations, about 22% of japanese respondents said they expect bilateral ties to improve. that's up six percentage points from last year's survey. only 12% said ties will deteriorate down by 10 points. a similar trend can be seen in south korea. 19% said bilateral ties will improve. up five points and 28% said they will deteriorate. down 11 points. the survey also showed that many respondents in both countries believe the two countries leaders should meet for talks in order to reach a break through in strained relations. more than 80% of japanese respondents said two leaders should hold a summit and 87% of south koreans answered the same. but the percentage of south koreans who said the meeting should be held as soon as possible was 27 percentage points lower than the japanese. the percentage of th

south bay starting to build.er than normal flow as you approach the summer months causes starting to get off here. south 880 at a street all lanes clear by chp. there was a earlier crash. that will be recovery for hayward. the rest of your bay, no big surprises. >> getting through the monday together. that's what's happening "today in the bay." >> see you in 25 minutes. also, red nose day. giving money to charity. >>> good morning. >>> good morning. deadly brawl. a fierce gun battle erupts between rival gangs inside a crowded restaurant. >> they went and started shooting people. >> at least nine dead, more than 100 in custody. this morning the story of innocent bystanders forced to take cover in the kitchen freezer. >>> military tragedy. a marine helicopter crashes in hawaii killing one service member and injuring all 21 on board. what went wrong? >>> back on track. amtrak trains rolling again between philadelphia and new york, for the first time since that derailment. where is the investigation

the early advance is in south jersey and delaware. we're seeing slightly darker shades of green show up. light showers pushing in cumberland county and cape may will be getting it before too much longer and southern new castle county and points south will see it. it is light, it will take a while to get into wilmington and philadelphia. the early advance will be light and sprinkley. in general the model are pushing for rain down south. i will point out there's a decent cell pushing into harass purring. it's possible that points north pick up rain in the morning hours, as well. we'll probably stick with this on and off through the afternoon and evening. as we look outside we have sky6 live hd down the shore failure cloudy skies overhead. ahead of the rain we're seeing thinning of the clouds here and there, a brighter spot here and there, we're seeing that off the coast of south jersey right now. as we look at the current profile. 5 degrees it's cool as you step outside. jack or sweatshirt a good idea. it will take a while for the rain

south america.thai prime minister in court, accused of negligence. she says it benefited rural areas but critics say that it was corrupt and lost billions. she has been charged with approving compensation for people affected by clinical protests. we are keeping -- political protests. we are keeping an eye on australia where the bank has cut the benchmark rate to a record low of 2%, earlier this month. on thursday, let's take a look. the world's largest pc maker reporting earnings. to have a falled of 40%. they are hoping to improve positions in the tablet market with a new device. we were one of the few tablet makers to see gross the first quarter in what is a tricky market. coming up next, -- shrinking market. coming up next, india discusses the market. this is "first up." ♪ angie: headlines around the world, the fbi will inspect the windshield of the derailed amtrak train to figure out what might have hit the locomotive before it crashed. the national transportation safety bureau says there is a m

keep in army in the south?or can you achieve the sense of security better by having african-americans voting, having civil rights, is that going to be the vehicle through which to do that? ultimately, the nation comes to a point that that is the success that we have got. we can't keep the army there forever. so we are going to see it as a success because we are unable to -- because we have been able to bring african-american into the voting body politic. dr. harlow: successes, failures, and why does it come to an end the way that it does? my daughter said that when i die, the epitaph on my tombstone will be "it is complicated." [laughter] i don't know if is a good legacy were not, but as historians we learn the complexity of history. i think the panel has captured the ingenuity. certainly the 13th and 14th amendments are landmarks. they are see changes in a way that the mobile government functions. they are sea changes that are truly realized essentially later. we want to emphasize that the president has establ

columbia pike is closed between south greenbrier and south frederick.dominion, virginia power you can see here is trying to fix this situation. we are told no outages reported so far. police are rerouting traffic around this area, but you definitely want to give yourself a lot of extra time as you head out to work and school this morning. again, several hours before this situation here on columbia pike will be fixed. back to you guys. >>> all right kristen i'll take it from there. because of this problem columbia pike shut down at south frederick street there and south greenbrier. alternate is south george mason drive to get around this from either direction. 66 inbound beautiful sunrise going to cause a slowdown for a lot of folks. 95 in virginia in to and out of town actually looking pretty got. starting to get slow north of that. a tiny bit of a slow down but typical for this time of the day. into town on indian head highway 18 miles per hour. a little bit slow inbound branch avenue for you this morning. wide look at things starting to get a little b

and 22 in south korea have been put on alert. novak at the osan air base in south korea. >> reporter: john we know how deadly anthrax can be. it can be used as a biological weapon. we saw people die in 2001. we know it was sent through a commercial carrier from utah to nine states and here in south korea. it was used in a routine training exercise. 22 people may have been exposed. they have been given antibiotics and some vaccination as a precaution. the big question is the investigation is just how did this happen. the cdc and pentagon working on looking into that and finding out how this was allowed to happen. >> i think those are huge questions. doesn't seem possible you would ship live anthrax halfway around the world. kathy, thank you. >>> iraqi government suffering setbacks in the quest to take back territory seized by isis. we will go live to baghdad with new developments next. i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelar

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a horrific trash in the south bay overnight. this is what's left of a car that flipped several times down a creek. >> bob redell joins us live. investigators think speed likely played a role in this crash. what else are you learning this

unexpected for the south bay.hat sky port where we still have a vehicle to be removed to the shoulder so you're down to one lane. that's the slow drive for san jose. the rest of your bay looking a little bit lighter. a lot lighter for the tri-valley. a little bit lighter over here for 880 south, hayward to union city. there is slower trend there and that's a typical pattern towards the san mateo bridge. as we move the map, showing you a wider shot. over all the bay showing more green than we typically see. east shore freeway, mild slowing and the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are on. no major issues for this section of the map. live look at san rafael and you see the light volume southbound just starting to build. no problems past knot san pedro to the golden gate brilk. i want to show you the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on and traffic is backed up. and back in toward the maze. from time to time, you will see the spider on the lens behind us. watch all morning if you can. oh, what a tan

the rain is especially south of philadelphia. tomorrow it's a windy day but much warmer and then on saturday beautiful, sunny, near 70 degrees. kind of cool in the morning. warmer, much warmer on sunday. even warmer than that memorial day. chance of some thunderstorms in the afternoon and it gets even hotter. >>> thank you. closing the digital divide. it's a mission that's so important across the country. efforts to get low income families internet access hat home have been a success. comcast announced it's connected nearly a million customers at home. more work needs to be done. joining us this morning dr. john horgan considered to be a preimminent researcher on broad band adoption. thank you both for being here. let's start with you. tell us what your research tells you about the key to closing the digital divide. >> in a word it's training. we interviewed customers and asked whether they had training on how to use computers for the internet and those with training were much more likely to be engaged. the training resources are

showers to the south. they're going to be lingering to the south. still a possibility of scattered showers in south jersey and in delaware. and just a slight chance of an isolated shower during the day in other locations. lows for the day, it will be dry. get clouds and sunshine at 7:00. by 10:00, 56 degrees. cloudy skies. 1:00 afternoon temperatures will be in the lower 60s with winds out of the northeast just 11 miles an hour. we'll go through it neighborhood by neighborhood with the forecast. back in ten minutes. friday morning. time to get a traffic report from jessica boyington. jesse. >> good morning, everyone. happy friday. we're dealing with king of prussia road closed between north radner chester road and mattsonford line road. as we head up to the schuylkill expressway the westbound lane around city avenue, not a lot of volume so you can see headed through the king of prussia area only 11 minutes from the vine up towards the blue route. bristol township dealing with the funeral of a police officer who actually died from cancer, oxford vall

since we're facing east, that means, these clouds are moving to the south. and that actually is just very trail end of a frontal boundary warmfront that's lifting north. it is really really tough to make outment you can see little hint of cloud cover here, also steadier rain over portions of maryland, but his is actually just very edge of it. so because we are generally under the influence of high pressure today i think most of cuss bank on some sunshine, and what looks to be pretty phenominal, cool forecast for up. soap, more sun than anything, we gave it five out of five beach ball kind of forecast for you with the sun and temperatures reaching the mid 80s. uv index is up, so sun block required, make sure it is the waterproof stuff. tell you what, if you're a ' on the way to cape may looks like fantastic beach weather tomorrow. clouds will eventually start to thicken northwest to southeast with the advance of our next cold front. and that is going to be eventually triggering showers thunderstorm, maybe as early as saturday day night. i think it is speciall

a wild ride in the south bay. a good storm. as well as advertised. live doppler hd shows no need to worry about that this morning. we wake up with clouds and you can see the breaks great emeryville to san francisco. the day planner is mid-40s to low 50s. through 7:00 hour. and the clouds open up by noon and mid-50s at the coast and mid-60s inland and breezy and bright are by 4:00 and mid-50 to mid-60s. grab a coat this evening but no need to worry about rain. >> on the roads on this friday morning. >> we are incident free with the exception of gilroy with severe traffic alert on 152 because of a tractor trailer that hit a center divider. in san jose, 87 is a gates drive headed near the shark tank. southbound traffic barely there. as we move to the bay bridge toll plaza a great drive coming in from the macarthur maze and hopefully friday lite conditions will persist the. >> from nepal crews found the wreckage of a marine helicopter that disappeared this weekend. sergio quintana is the only bay area reporter in nepal and flew near the site this morning

north or south? kansas. it is all hammered out here. they define it after the war after the homestead act is enacted all these civil war soldiers moving to kansas. we are the soldiers state long before we are the son of former state because of the civil war veterans coming west. you cannot overstate the role of kansas. >> host: the book is called "the contested murder of latasha harlins" justice, gender, and the origins of the la riots" published by oxford university press. the author is ucla history professor stevenson. who was latasha? >> an african-american girl 17 at the time of her death living with her grandmother and her aunt and cousins and a freshman in high school and was killed 1991 in south central inside the empire market. by the shopkeeper. >> host: why was she killed? >> guest: there was the struggle over a bottle of orange juice that cost $1.79. latasha harlins enter the store you can see this on the video camera. she entered at 9:30 a.m. and goes to the refrigerated case to picks up a bottle of orange juice and places i