>> oh, yes. 1994 was the peak of the good time in south africa.her parties fighting, it's quite tense right now. >> it's not like it was before where everybody's -- you know, it's black and white. literally. we're unified on this. they're unified on that. >> these days, the party that freed the country from white rule, the anc, is not universally loved anymore. in recent years, they've been criticized for inaction, corruption and cronyism. and opposition parties are gaining strength. >> now it's more nuanced and i think that's, maybe, new to us. i think we're trying to navigate the nuanced reality. how do you deal with so many opinions? the party that you loved the whole time, that brought about this freedom, is fumbling the ball. so what do you do? because in democracy, you should act. >> smileys. >> oh. >> smileys. fire roasted sheep's head. lips shrivelled back in a joker like rictus of deliciousness. chopped into tasty, tasty bits and eaten with cold beer? yes, of course, yes. just needs a little salt and pepper. >> good stuff. that looks good

it shifts south and east into south jersey. even if you get an accumulation it will melt.orrow morning the temperatures drop into the 20s with windchills in the teens. it's going to be icy cold. here's what to expect, northwestern suburbs, wet snow and wet roads. we are not expecting any accumulation on the roads. i-95 corridor, mixture of rain and snow, southern new jersey and delaware, mainly rain which just a couple of flakes mixed in. i'm going to leave this as is for now. coating to an inch. coating to an inch one to two, ground temperatures are mild i think you will have a difficult time accumulating more than two inches anywhere with the is sys. overnight the freeze warning goes inteect -- into effect at 10:00 p.m. 6:00 a.m., 17 in reading. and it will like 717 in millville. rain south and east, 44 degrees, that's a mild high for philadelphia. winds out of the northwest 20 miles per hour. overnight tonight, partly cloudy breezy and cold, 27 degrees outlying suburbs, 28 for center city. sun and clouds sunday, 48 degrees, milder in time for the phillies home opener. 6

gang fled from north to south during the war. he left t his family behind, and then had no contact with any of his loved ones in north korea for 60 years. darusman: hello. narrator: today, he tells his story to marzuki darusman, an independent expert. [interpreter speaking] narrator: mr. darusman is tasked by the united nations human rights council to investigate violations of people's rights by the north korean regime, such as the separation of families from their loved ones. [mr. gang and darusman speaking indistinctly] darusman: family reunion should not be seen as a humanitarian issue. it's -it's a human right in itself. 60,000 families are known to be separated. we are appealing, pushing the south korean government also to give it the highest priority, actually, in reaching out to the north koreans. narrator: ha-mu jing from the south korean ministry of unification says some 6-7 million people on both sides remain separated from loved ones. narrator: and thanks to these efforts, there has been some progress. mr. gang was cho

the south? so you know, as somebody who taught now 31 years, i'm often horrified by what my students do and don't know about early american history and that's, you know, that's in the north. so i think it's a very important story and i think americans need to realize that it doesn't end in '65 and that there was kind of a whole new chapter here and that's what americans i think get a little fuzzy about is what happens in reconstruction. bear in mind there are black congressmen all the way down to 1901, george henry white of north carolina is the last to walk away, his district is gerrymandered, he gives up and stays in washington. the question of does reconstruction fail. if you're talking about shop keeper in chicago, it doesn't because now thanks to the 15th amendment you have voting rights that never go away the way they do in parts of the south. there's places in the south where black local political involvement actually rises after 1877. what democrats are trying to do is carry those states

the south bay up to 70 degrees. here is a look at the rain now as it's been pretty scattered and light and moving through the south bay. i'll give you details on what to expect as this continues to rule farther to the north. that's coming up in a few minutes. but right now anthony has his eye on the bay bridge. >> i want to show you the backup because it's starting to form and it's early this morning. even right before 5:30 we saw this form. metering lights are turned on and that backup is going to continue to form as we head through the morning. we don't have that other shot that we'd like to show you with the backup from 157 where its back to the maze. unfortunately, we can't show you that, but that's our alternate this morning. the backup is starting to form at the maze, as i was showing you. across the east bay, no concerns. wet roads across parts of the south bay and just keep that in mind and you'll notice that by the green showing up on the maps. the 101 wet in spots and 85 is wet in spots, too, over near sar

e south? how did that process work? >> yeah. you're right, any question that actually involves knowledge, i usually like to avoid. let me tell you something else that i will put in place of knowledge which is a good tip. there's a new map out that shows made by greg downs and scott nesbin that you can find online, i believe, that shows the location of all the military presence across the south which is much larger than we had realized. so this is a constantly shifting calculation that you're making because first of all, they have to invent the whole idea of military districts and all this. i will end with this observation which is not an answer to your question. i just want to be honest with you. >> thank you. >> people don't generally realize that reconstruction's in two phases. they don't tend to realize there's two years before what we think of as reconstruction by which we actually mean military reconstruction comes to pass. during all that period in between, it's basically experimentation

of the east bay to the south bank is on a to 1 minutes to get into 37 bit on the south will 101 southminutes to get from south san jose and sunnyvale. >>mark: >>darya: she died of when she were in the vehicle it was a slow speed accident the air bag deploys them and with the word about with the recall was to track all the header in the neck her brother said that he wished that he would notify about the recall he cannot remember when or from home he purchased a vehicle but they said they did not get any notices. >>darya: you see him pushing a woman's bicycle washington state police on the hunt for men who escaped from a mental hospital this said the 28 your and the note are for a spectrum hospital on winston is torching a murdering a young woman in 2013 but was nickel incompetent to stand trial he was last seen in spokane yesterday installed by its parents house their received information that may have had and a past weapons in the area they have been searching for him to out of my. >>darya: side secured experts say they're using fishing stamps and now we're to get your account details

frost in the pennsylvania suburbs and south jersey. south jersey at 31. not quite as cold in the lehigh valley and delaware. that's happening now. during the day today a nice warmup. 66 in philadelphia. we'll see 60s across pennsylvania, south jersey, lehigh valley and delaware. but the jersey shore, the temperatures will be cooler. the easterly wind keeping things cool. right now temperatures have dropped to 33 degrees in woodbine. along the ocean that same ocean that is going to keep

the storm system is moving in from the south. the rain spreads from south to north tonight. bart station shows 58. 60 in san francisco. union city is 58. concord, waking up temperature is at 58 degrees. if you are out all day and later this evening, grab the umbrella. you are not going to need it for the majority of of day. in the 60s in most spots a few locations that hit 70 but that is the warmest. we have rain moving in, rating storms from 1-5, and the one coming in is light, at "1" and we will have up to .6". a last cloud cover at 7:00 this morning, and, still, a dry picture this afternoon. into the evening, the activity picks up. you notice in the south by at 5:00, by 9:00, it is still south of the golden gate bridge and it is not until midnight and the early morning hours the light rain spreads cross the entire region. showers that start saturday and they will taper interest widely scattered showers. the seven-day forecast shows tracking the light rain this evening, scattered showers on saturday and next chance of wet saturday and next chance of wet weather is open >>

rain is mostly south of san francisco. so as we move through the day, we'll see on and off rain for the north bay. same for san francisco, the north bay, and the peninsula. it's going to be gray skies all day and tomorrow we'll be back to sunshine. it's because of the system making the way on shore to the south bringing rain not only to the bay area, but down toward so cal, palm springs, even toward las vegas. this system is going to make the way out of here today and eventually we'll clear out tonight and see sunshine for tomorrow. you'll notice what i'm talking about. by 4:00 this evening a lot of that rain starts to tarper off. we'll see a few lingering showers for the north bay and for the south bay and the peninsula. as we move through the morning hours, tomorrow showers will start to tamper off. we can't rule out the possibility of a few lingering sprinkles. especially for the morning commute for places like the east bay and peninsula. toward the afternoon hours we may get a pop up thunderstorms across the south bay,

but look at the south bay.rom mountain view to sunnyvale and points south from cupertino, saratoga, campbell. highway 280 and 85. yeah, don't you love that? waking up to the wet weather. shifting a little further north from palo alto. highway 12. and 92, i should say, across through san mateo, union city and fremont, wet weather for you. hayward you have some showers and to the north not so much. a little bit here in san francisco. and over into the east bay, though, we are looking at some light showers activity around 680. north bay we have had this band here from martinez to hercules, stretching over into the north bay. but really the north bahrain has been situated on the coast from dylan beach to point reyes. light showers around continue ron. the activity continues to shift to the south today. so you will clear out lastly had the south bay. and later on this morning. but it's pretty quiet in san francisco. 54 degrees for you in the city, as well as half moon bay with 56 mountain view. 55 morgan hill. san j

frost in the pennsylvania suburbs and south jersey. south jersey at 31. not quite as cold in the lehigh valley and delaware. that's happening now. during the day today a nice warmup. 66 in philadelphia. we'll see 60s across pennsylvania, south jersey, lehigh valley and delaware. but the jersey shore, the temperatures will be cooler. the easterly wind keeping things cool. right now temperatures have dropped to 33 degrees in woodbine. along the ocean that same ocean that is going to keep temperatures cooler this afternoon, that will keep the immediate shore warmer. 42 degrees in atlantic city. go inland, mays landing below freezing. you don't have to go far to find the cold temperatures this morning. you won't have to go far or anywhere to see warmer temperatures this afternoon. the warming starts this morning for philadelphia, 51 degrees at 9:00. by 5:00, 66 degrees. seeing significant warming for the pennsylvania suburbs. starting off in the 40s, warming into the 60s this afternoon. the lehigh valley not as cold this morning. on the cool side at 9:00, 1:0

again, this is in the south. i want to make it clear, as doug pointed out earlier, there there were integrated gar posts, namely in new england at this point. but nevertheless what we start to see is increasingly white only affairs that occurred at the same time that northern and southern whites were talking about reconciliation, talking about the spanish-american war. they all revealed a heightened sense of anglo saxicism in this period. despite the presence of african-american troops, the spanish-american war seemed to confirm the national unity of southern and northern white people uniting for imperialistic ambitions. the war and the colonial expansion that followed in the philippines and puerto rico seemed to confirm the backward characteristics of nonwhite people and the superiority of anglo-saxons. so to return to our starting point, white unionists had not forgotten that african-americans or slavery had been part of the war and is just one of many, many examples i could get of this. this is the soldiers an

officials from pyongyang defected to the south last year. one of the defectors was a senior spy with the military intelligence unit. the other was a diplomat who had been stationed in africa. they privately sought asylum in south korea. >> translator: it can be seen as an example of unusual moments among the north's elite. >> south korea's news agency reports the spy is the highest ranking official to defect. it cause a source as saying the defector die voulged details of the bureau's operations against south korea. >>> earlier our eye on asian anchor spoke with senior correspondent on the defections. >> reporter: now, we have just said two very high level north korean officials have defected to the south. what's behind these defections? >> it's a very complex issue, but i think we can say that there's fears to demonstrate loyalty to kim jong-un. kim has reshuffled his subordinates so there appears to be a lot of anxiety. people who lose favor with kim face being disloyal. some flee from the country to avoid imprisonment or execution. anothe

in south carolina, where we have worked massively to bring made in america jobs to south carolina, what comes -- what company is going to invest in a state where they keep these heinous terrorists. they are not going to. companies look at where they are going to bring their suppliers, where they are going to bring the customers. they don't want that ruby tatian on them as they go forward. now you look at the tourism aspect of it. who was going to come vacation in a state that is now known to house these terrorists? it completely taints what we have been proud to say is the number one tourist vacation for four years in a row. but it would do this to any other state. all of these implications are very important. and we know we are already having to stand up all of our armed bases, all of our securities because the targets right now are on servicemen and women. you are just putting another target, but now you will put it on trust in, south carolina. it's wrong to go and have states now have to deal with one more issue when we are dealing with so many is wrong. our focus now is, how do we k

look at south jersey at 32 degrees. that's some of the coldest readings we're getting right now in south jersey. pemberton, lumberton at 31. cold ner in princeton. we have warming that starts today and continues through the weekend. 60s for today for the f philadelphia area and pennsylvania suburbs, lehigh valley and into delaware. on track for 80 degrees on monday. stays cooler at the shore for the weekend but up to 70 monday afternoon. lots of sunshine. >> download the nbc 10 app for all the news and traffic you need. the "today" show is next. >>> good morning. bareknuckle brawl. >> i've been called a lot of things in my life. that was a first. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders clash repeatedly during their most heated debate yet. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. i am good on the debate stage with senator sanders -- >> excuse me. secretary, senator, please. >>> dr. jill biden speaking out in an exclusive interview about her husband's decision not to run. >> i feel, you know, maybe america missed an opportunity. >>

south of philadelphia, delaware, south jersey, and through the lehigh valley, could see the showers,t, i think, is overnight into early tomorrow morning. now he's saturday, 6:30, south jersey and delaware with the rain, and into the middle of the day tomorrow for saturday. north and west of philadelphia, mostly dry, and through new jersey and delaware delaware, though, we see rain chance extending into philadelphia, and then we do clear as we go through the afternoon finally. so lingering into the weekend really depends where you are. if you're in philadelphia tomorrow, some showers lingering early, 70 degrees, sunday is great, though, sunny, 70, and along the shore, showers lingering longer tomorrow. sunday, though, low 60s, cooler, next chance of rain comes into tuesday. a closer look into the rest of the areaing up. >>> we check in now with lester holt from los angeles. >> good evening, lester, what's coming up on nightly news? >> hey, rosemary and keith, good to see you, what investigator revealed about the death of prince following an autopsy. president obama ruffling feathers i

the rest of the south bay, 101, you expect that for the rest of the northbound route. south 680.no big deal. we were just on facebook live. vicky from napa and i were talking. we gave her a personal traffic update. check us out. back to you guys. >> doing that rubber dance. >> potential disaster on the tracks avoided thanks to quick think buying air. >> the last-second maneuver a police helicopter made kept an oncoming train from colliding with a car stuck on the tracks. >>> high-tech ipo turned out to be a dud. what that means for silicon valley. ♪ ♪ maxx life in store and online. find brands you love at prices that work as hard as you do. maxx life in store and online. eastern china. a sinkhole opens up in the middle of a busy street and it's all >>. >> incredible video out of eastern china. a sinkhole opens up and all caught on camera. the policeman puts out those cones. good thing he blocked it off. the asphalt started to collapse. in the end, a gaping hole was left right in the middle of the road during very heavy traffic. >> with a bit of a french accent, history made in th

first of all, south carolina. they issued a declaration of immediate causes for seceding from the union and the complaints were northern states and federal government failure to return fugitive slaves in accordance with the constitution and federal law. "but an increasing hostility on the part of the non-slaveholding states to the institution of slavery has led to the disregard of the obligations and the laws of the general government have ceased to affect the objects of the constitution." self -- south carolina complaints norther states had condemned slavery as sinful. they had elected as president a man who said government cannot endure permanently half slave and half free. they even criticized the fact that some northern states had the audacity to allow free blacks to vote. my conclusion on south carolina is far from respecting other states' rights to do liberty laws overextend a certain freedoms or rights to they wereericans, opposed to the states being able to choose themselves what they would do or not do. b

some of the rain will move into the south of south korea and western japan by tonight. and then that could mo intnto central japan including tokyo on thursday. it's going to be a stormy day across manany portions of japan. heavy rain and thunderstorms expected a winds a are goingng be quite strong. so that coululd blow away some cherry bloss petals s unfortunately, and stormy weather r will affect hokkaido we go into friday. but temperatures will not be too bad. actually quite warm. 20 degrees for the high in tokyo and quite warm in seoul and pleasant weather in beijing with a high of 24. down towards the south, it's the highest time of the year in bangkok, 37 for the high. so stay high -- hydrated. multiple systems have bebeen hitting the area causing drenching rainfall. over the past five days or so, over 500 millimeters has fallen in nadi. ththat's about three times more than the amount of rainfall for april. flash floods already taking place. more rain is expected. because there's a tropical cyclone moving into the area. the name is zena. it will pass into the area

it claims almost all of the south china sea. but several asean countries, including the philippines and vietnam, also have claims in the area. >>> and that wraps up eye on asia. >>> many people in northeastern japan are still not able to go home five years after the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear accident forced them to evacuate. one of them is a filmmaker from where part of the crippled nuclear plant is located. our next story shows how he's struggling to find the best way to represent his hometown. >> reporter: akida has been filming here since 2012. he doesn't want former residents to forget about their hometown. five years after the power plant accident, residents to the area are still restricted. a government survey shows over half of the residents do not intend to return. he's one of those hoping to return. through filming residents, he wants to tell why he feels differently from many of them. onada follows a man using the house he used to live in. the house is in ruins. it hasn't been cleaned up since the disaster. the m

left to the south. we will focus a lot of this energy going from the valley across monterey, san jose and maybe the peninsula. maybe a little bit in the east bay later. two systems are moving in.'s -- finally brought rain to the desert southwest. it's been a long stretch of dry weather there. another low is moving in. it looks like a lot of rain for southern california. some of that will wrap back towards us on saturday. 50s and 60s. a couple of upper 40s in higher elevations. they have cooled off significantly compared to wednesday and thursday. mid-50s and upper 50s for some. this is a sign of things to come. cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. it looks like light rain to the south. tomorrow, some of that will come back in and give steady rain for san francisco, oakland, concord and south. 60s and 70s. temperatures will cool. patchy fog in the mix. 60s to 70s. not a big spread like we had a couple days ago. we will keep a lot of cloud cover and some rain in the forecast. saturday is a better opportunity th

south bay.his afternoon we're going to stay cloudy and cool and we'll see a few showers on and off through the day. aespecially u in the north bay. you'll see the best chance of seeing any widespread rain through the day. the south bay you'll see some sunshine after about noon we'll start to see the rain taper off for the south bay. now take a look at the big picture. we have a big area of low pressure spinning across the specif pacific. it's going to bring in the moisture. and that rain has been falling since last night in parts of the bay area. a lot of it hanging out in the central valley. we'll see showers taper off. look at the east bay and south bay. drying out this afternoon. we'll still stay cloudy once we dry out. then tomorrow as the system pulls on shore and moves off to the desert southwest, we'll hang on to light rain nap lin collude the east bay and south bay and peninsula. kind of farther south for tomorrow. the south bay and east bay you'll have a better chance for seeing showers

as they entered the deeper south, south carolina, rock hill's, that is when they first encountered violence and were attacked. is that theylan would go in and use facilities that were segregated, so black passengers would use the black facilities and white passengers would use the black facilities. as i got off the buses in south carolina and proceeded into the station to test the ruling, there were white segregationists there and they attacked the freedom riders. several were injured. they were able to continue the ride. there were other skirmishes in atlanta. the group was able to meet with dr. martin luther king jr. who was at that time president of the southern christian leadership conference. concernsvoiced some about the group continuing to ride into alabama. there were sources that reported to him that there would be violence, waiting for the freedom riders. the group was aware of his concern but decided to ride anyway. they left atlanta may 14, 1961. there were two groups of travelers on a greyhound bus. the buses departed from atlanta one hour apart. when the bus arrived, there was

million people in south carolina. the general assembly, 124 in the house, 46 in the house represent a combined total of 4.8 million people in south carolina. the congressional delegation, seven of us, represent 4.8 million people in south carolina who overwhelmingly support your decision to stop or try to stop the administration bringing terrorists to charleston, south carolina. so we listen to a small group of environmentalists about energy issues but he won't listen to the governor, the general assembly and the congressional delegation with regard to bringing terrorists to u.s. soil? that is alarming to me. so let me ask you this. has there been any sort of threat assessment with regard to the naval big, transferring the -- brig transferring the terrorists? i believe a terrorist on an island isolated from the main land, very difficult to get to, difficult for the terrorist organizationes that are supporting these terrorists to free them, attack the island or what not, they're guarded by united states marines, by the

keeping things cool. 58 degrees in south philadelphia. pennsylvania suburbs might see a little break of sunshine to start with. doesn't last. clouds and rain. the lehigh valley, rain will be moving in during the afternoon hours. as far as south jersey is concerned, hamilton township, a little warmer to the north. 61 degrees. at the shore, low 50s for atlantic city. delaware, it's going to stay cool with showers this morning continuing into the afternoon hours. futurecast shows 10:00 mainly dry. but here comes the steadier rainfall, just inching into philadelphia. that's at noontime. the steadier rain will be in delaware and south jersey at lunchtime, then taking over for the rest of the area into the afternoon hours. so a rainy day today. some rain again for tomorrow, keeping the shore cooler. look at the 40s for tomorrow. 49 degrees. we final he get some breaks of sunshine on saturday only to see the chance of rain return for sunday. i'll take a closer look at that and what it means for the broad street run when i come back in ten minute

to the south, south jersey, warm one today.ttle bit cooler with the shifting winds for tomorrow. and wednesday back in the 60s which is typical for this time of year. a bigger cooldown will come at the jersey shore. by wednesday afternoon, 58 degrees. you'll enjoy bright sunshine, all day long. 68 degrees and delaware, look at those temperatures, sunny skies, middle 70s, some areas will get warmer than that. tomorrow, 70 degrees. and then 67 degrees on wednesday and delaware you'll feel the northwesterly winds tomorrow, up to 20 miles an hour. today we will see sunshine. no sign of any wet weather. we don't even have clouds in our area. look to the west and you'll see what is going to be coming our way late in the week. those are showers and thunderstorms. in fact, the houston area is getting pounded right now with heavy rainfall. look at those downpours. that's part of the system that will affect us, very end of the week and possibly into the weekend. as you can see the seven-day at the bottom of the screen. let's go beyond th

light rain, focused to the south. some patchy fog. 60s and low 70s. >>> potus will land today, steve at around 130 at around 1:30 pm at the san francisco airport. potus stands for president of the united states. >> that's also a radio station on satellite. a political station. >>> when the potus does land, president obama lands at about one : 30, there is likely to be traffic delays around the airport. plan ahead. don't be surprised. if you are on 101, early afternoon, you may want to reconsider and use 280 instead. you heard it here first. it looks like my maps are not firing up your. let's see if we can make that work. good morning, everyone. let's look at westbound 80. as you can see between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze, not a bad commute. it's early and we're hoping for friday light. things are doing very well. we will see what it stays like later on. also looking at the bay bridge toll plaza you will see there's not much of a delay except for a couple lanes to the far left as you approach. in the s

reside the metropolitan area and 3 percent the metropolitan area south of market is the home of many of the filipino and filipino-american cultural assess those faces and organization provide a context to the community more than one year history in san francisco and the district we're working to establish not only represents recognize and preserves the hefty of this community and all of their contributions to the neighborhood and the city and county of san francisco as a whole but also highlights the needs to stable listed the existing residents in the face of ongoing department here in san francisco and the changing environment in all our neighborhoods, in fact, since 2002 according to the consensus the filipino population has been lost to other outlying areas south of market is a home to many of the institutions we're proud of home to becoming the first and on elementary school to teach filipino as part of the curriculum and the first park named after victoria first filipino gold metal lift and the recreational center of san francisco the filipino corporation veterans equitable cen

as the group entered into the deeper south, into south carolina, rock hill specifically, that is whenhey first encountered violence and were attacked. part of the plan for the freedom ride was they would test the ruling by going in and using facilities that were segregated. so, black passengers would use the white facilities, and white passengers would use the black facilities. as they got off the bus in rock hill, south carolina and proceeded into the station to test the ruling, there were white segregationists that were there. and they attacked the freedom riders. and several were injured. they were able to continue the ride. and as they traveled throughout south carolina and georgia, there were other skirmishes. in atlanta, the group was able to meet with dr. martin luther king, jr., who was, at that time, president of the southern christian leadership conference. and dr. king voiced some concerns about the group continuing the ride into alabama. there were some sources that had reported to him that there would be violence waiting for the freedom riders in alabama. the group was aw

pennsylvania suburbs, south jersey, 31.ome areas of frost not only in south jersey and the pennsylvania suburbs. currently in delaware, 39 degrees, just dropped into the 30s. the lehigh valley looking chilly, too. during the day today, brilliant sunshine. just like the last couple days. look at the turnaround. south jersey in the low 60s. along the shore, a bit cooler. we'll have that easterly wind like we had yesterday. for philadelphia, up to 66 degrees. that's this afternoon. what's going on now is we have frost in the suburbs with temperatures dropping overnight. a little bit of humidity in the air. we're seeing the frost form, not just in the pennsylvania suburbs, also in delaware and south jersey. your hour by hour forecast, warm and sunny. 9:00 in philadelphia, 52. low 61s by 1:00 this afternoon. the pennsylvania suburbs, chillier to begin with at 9:00, into the low 60s at 1:00. middle 60s this afternoon. lehigh valley, same story, plenty of sunshine into the 60s this afternoon. delaware, low 60s today. south jersey

a little damp down to the south of philadelphia.inkles and showers down by dover and some of that trying to cross the delaware bay into salem county or i should say cumberland county and it's possible that cape may and parts of southern delaware will continue to get some of this over the next several hours. as we take a look outside, most of us are just looking at cloudy skies. that includes philadelphia, the ben franklin bridge looking up toward the northeast and across the river to camden. cool out there, too, so you want to put a jacket on this morning. 50 degrees is your current temperature in philadelphia. winds are relatively light at 8 miles per hour but again a jacket required as it is a bit on the cool side. future tracker6 picking up the cloud cover and the rain story and between now and noon, every now and then you see a little shower passing by down to the south. could see a little spritz here or there elsewhere in the region and obviously the clouds hang tough through lunchtime. then we get into the afternoon and starti

garner from south texas. it's all cracking up before our eyes in 1968. >> the democratic party is really be your ship. commissionfamous called the mcgovern fraser commission that looks into the rules to figure out how to make the party more legitimate and open up some. toy propose a series of warm do things like open up the caucus system. opposed,e reforms get the way the states respond is to say the easiest thing to do is to shift the primary election. so there is a massive shift that occurs by 1976. delegates begin to be selected by primary election. when this system went into effect in the early 70's, these are two very famous political scientists. this had always been an ongoing anxiety about the method you choose a president, going back to the 19th century. they said if you go to this purely populist system in which the figures don't have anything meaningful to say then there's a tremendous risk we will get more personality-based candidates and leads to the demagogue unconstrained by allegiance have litt

we have storms to the south. scattered showers and storms to the west. this is a very unorganized weather system of the the rest of tonight and even early tomorrow, we can expect pop up showers and chance of thunderstorms, too, and also with the new neighborhood weather we are showing you, don't forget the seven day forecast always scrolling at the bottom of the screen. let's zoom in locally. if you have the plans to head out tonight, i think most of the area will be staying dry, but we'll have showers, thunderstorms moving into maryland currently, but locally, we've mainly seen the rain in parts of south jersey and delaware. cape may county, you saw the live video we had the rain move through there, and are seeing light rain moving through parts of salem and cumberland counties. tonight, areas expecting scattered showers are mostly overnight as temperatures drop into the 60s and early tomorrow morning, mostly new jersey and delaware seeing that rain lingering. a closer look at the weekend forecasting up. >> we'll check in, thank you. >>> meantime, decis

same for the tri-valley and south bay.orrow, we've got cooler weather and rain in the forecast for friday. just hang in there today. cooler s and all. >> you see people driving errat erratically, they might be trying to find a cool spot in the bay area. >> if you don't have automatic window, you have reach across. >> we have a nice smooth drive without crashes. we see here all the way past. look at the san mateo bridge, a slight build there. we have a typical pattern, a pleasant drive and build here as well as the dumbarton bridge and cannot escape the backup there, escaping the heat a little bit. a little shady here and it will get hot as well. >> look at that sun. that is what's happening in the bay. we'll be back with you in 30 minutes with live and local news. >> we leave you with a live shot of the bridge and that beautiful sunrise. >>> good morning. turning point? the big win for ted cruz in wisconsin deals a big blow to the trump campaign. >> wisconsin has lit a candle, guiding the way forward. >> bernie sanders not

>>anny hong: a slight chance for some thunderstorms generally south of the south of the aisle towardrey county and the stand out a call for unsettled weather for your entire weekend and to sunday and more and for showers and the forecast for the middle of the work week. >>anny hong: at 6:00 tonight we'll see a little more showers a few more showers developing by nine other more widespread most of its a different light all across the bay area and then saturday even more rain on the way in fact you may even see some heavy blind and is was a fairly what an unsettled for saturday and sunday also looking at the chance for some showers right now with nothing to fifties. >>robin winston: if you have some drive to do this when you don't have to worry about any major hubs course our major problems. >>mark: they are now targeting businesses in the area here some images blurred images for the most recent tax act by vandals sister sentiment in round-the- clock security patrol no new tax have been found the business is left for st. piece of in the sandwich shop the six santa clara also been attac

no problems north or south.if you're headed towards the schuylkill expressway or anywhere right there. all drive times are doing okay. out in delaware county, there was an earlier house fire that's now under control. foulk road closed between naamans creek road and zebler road. now, additionally we are watching construction. this construction on kelly drive is now clear. that was headed eastbound between brewery hill drive and eakins oval. the left lanes with closed earlier. watch for crews cleaning up the scene. for now, all construction spots open at this point. >>> we'll tell you why a judge aallowing the victims' families to sue the gun manufacturer and when that trial will be. >>> hear about the michigan attorney general's announcement as the state investigates the flint water crisis. thanks for coming today. i want each of you to grab a 2x8 and cut it. you'll have 2 saws to choose from. ♪ you all chose the best tool for the job. wouldn't it make sense to make the same choice, when it comes to your truck? (

through much of the south bay.fills in into the evening hours. so all of us with chances of showers overnight into saturday morning and then tapering off. out the door this morning mild temperatures in the 50s near 60. and your headlines show, showers today mainly for the south bay. cooler temperatures continue and we are unsettled through the weekend. details on what's in store for this weekend coming up. first a check of your morning commute. >>> it's still smooth sailing. thank you, julie. out the door to the south bay. a lot of green across most of the major roads. guadalupe parkway, 101 is clear from morgan hill. some slight delays there closer to downtown san jose. past that, everything is fine. palo alto, menlo park. in fact, here's your south bay travel times. 101, 280 and highway 87 still all moving at the limit. if you are crossing the carquinez bridge, it should take but 18 minutes right now to head westbound from the carquinez bridge to the maze. i want to show what you it looks like right now over at t

south bay.finally end for all of us by about midday. 54 in fairfield, as well as napa, santa rosa. 55 in livermore. so certainly some visibility obstructions around with the fog and the light rain. from our exploratorium camera we have showers this morning. partly cloudy skies will result for tomorrow tuesday and day and wednesday and another system heads our way wednesday, into thursday. it's a quick mover. probably giving us most of the rain through the overnight hours. then we are back into sunny and warmer conditions after that into next weekend. so 6:00 notice all of the light rain showers from from north to south. this is 8:00. notice the activity slowly sinking to the south and east. by 11:00 you still have showers from san francisco along 580 and the south bay, the central coast. but look at the north bay. things definitely beginning to quiet down. noontime we still have showers burks by the average and evening hours it's cloudy and just a slight chance of showers as we begin to clear ou

looking south. the beijing government continues its aggressive push into the south china sea with land reclamation and militarization of contested islands. our allies are increasingly alarmed. and while all of these disputes must be resolved peacefully, that is best done with a policy of strength, resolve, and clarity. rejecting beijing's apparent moves toward defacto control over international shipping lanes. in southeast asia, vietnam's poor how manian rights record -- human rights record continues. bloggers are harassed and jailed. when myself or other members of the committee, chris smith, when we've travelled to vietnam, we have visited with political prisoners, we have visited with dissidents. when the president travels to vietnam next month, president obama could send a clear and unequivocal message to the community government and firmly stand by that country's brave dissidents, unlike he did in cuba. and i would also urge the president to stress the importance of restoring the benoit militar

observationle 01 plane, with the markings of south vietnam, from the south vietnamese air force. do know what that plane is from? a vietnamese pilot who landed that plane on the last day of the war, waved to his whole family. wow, a record of my past. in the museum of my future. when i got to my first squadron, i realized that he did not matter what your rank was, what your color was, it mattered if you could fly. as a helicopter pilot, you have marines in the back of your helicopter. as a firstbe trusted lieutenant flying cap -- helicopters in the persian gulf war, was one of the greatest responsibilities i ever had. the war was very brief. overwhelmingly victorious. something that a young marine recently told me on the driving range, we were hitting month, he hadt been in iraq twice, afghanistan twice, and he was home. and we were talking. and he said, what war were u.n., sir? were you in, sir? and i said, the short one. and he said, that is my kind of war, sir. [laughter] in 1992, my father was released from vietnam. up until that point, we had given up hope. we knew he was al

no accumulation south and east. possibly an inch of slushy mess there in philadelphia then turning over to rain so we got rain mixed into this. where it is colder is north allentown, parts of burke and montgomery county. westchester county seeing an inch or two of snow especially on the grassy areas because it will be cold enough as the system moves through. so cold and wind, we expect winds to be intensifying as this system is with us later on today. it cuts off clearly real quickly this evening and we clear out with the clouds. winds remain. behind it northwesterly wind dragging in arctic air overnight into tomorrow. waking up tomorrow we should be dry and clear but cold and then later sunday afternoon we'll stay dry but moving into the area and we'll stay cold for sunday afternoon maybe snow shower activity way to the north but as we wake up monday morning another chance of the possibility of some shower activity moving through. get a little bit of everything on monday morning. about it of sun, clouds and then la

south jersey really all clouds. and the shower activity will stay and we're looking for a high temperature there, 70. a little cooler here at the jersey shore. and as we get closer to the shoreline, only 63 degrees there for a high temperature. >>> thanks for that, karen. new from overnight one person is in the hospital following a crash on the schuylkill expressway. this is video from one of our traffic cameras taken right around 3:30 this morning. i was heading in at this hour and got stuck in it myself. two cars collided on the westbound side between the girard avenue and montgomery drive areas. two cars burst into flames. a person was found in the eastbound lanes. it's unclear if that was the person taken to the hospital. >>> also new from overnight a man under arrest after police caught him slashing tires in south philadelphia. ten or more cars were damaged by the tire slasher. it happened at 17th and christian streets just before 2:00 this morning. investigators tell us they did recover a knife at the scene. >

governor haley: is he in south carolina. representative thompson: is he in a feral facility or state or county facility? governor haley: i believe he's in a state facility. do yountative thompson: know where? governor haley: he's in charleston? mr. thompson: the fellow that did that heinous crime is in charleston? governor haley: yes. mr. thompson: has it posed any security issues, to your knowledge, to the people of charleston? governor haley: we won't let it pose any security issues. right now what i can tell you is the constant reminder. it's a constant reminder what happened, what we have to deal with, as we have to know that he's there. no one wants him there. and right now, they're in the process of going forward with the death penalty. representative thompson: and there's no issue on my part to pursue the death penalty at all. but the fact is sometimes we have difficult jobs to do , including dealing with bad people. as governor, you and local officials dealing with this bad person and whatever's required to make sure

, peninsula, south bay, tomorrow. little bit of cloud cover and some rain from the santa cruz mountains and south. concord at 58. livermore, 56. cupertino at 56. santa cruze at 57. 50s for many including moderate and sacramento. 72 in las vegas. things are quiet in the sierra but rain will increase. maybe if you thunderstorms as we head toward friday night and saturday. for us, very light rain. a lot of cloud cover and not much else until the system swings into more. that will increase the rainfall. this will mainly be a south bay event. i don't think there will be a lot to the north. look at san jose, maybe picking up an inch of rain. san jose and south could have decent totals. for futurecast, again, there is hardly anything. a little bit will come up here. by later this afternoon, watch what happens. overnight friday into saturday. that is the line. if you are in san jose, you will get rain. by 2:00 or 3:00 we may be on the dryer side. look at the sierra nevada. it is really lit up there. going south to north over

we have plenty of clouds in interior south jersey. look at this area of rain here moving out of harrisburg. that's moving west to east. we can see that we have a bit more to the system out to the west. and that will be turning in and bringing us some more scattered showers as we move on through our morning hours. so have the umbrellas handy, but then we're looking for sunshine later today. i'll be back with more in just a bit. >> thanks for that, karen. >>> decision 2016 has the presidential candidates in a campaign blitz in pennsylvania and delaware ahead of tuesday's primaries. nbc10's monique braxton is live in the digital operations center with more on where the candidates will be today. monique. >> hey, rosemary. bernie sanders will be out in wilmington today and hillary clinton heads there on monday. donald trump will be in connecticut today, and ted cruz is campaigning in pittsburgh. look at some video now from cruz's appearance in scranton yesterday. voters in five critical states go to the polls on tuesday. yesterday cruz met

democratic and republican candidates are again making stops in the lehigh and delaware counties be a south jersey man or mom is sentenced for allegedly burning her newborn daughter to death. >>> and the flyers are hoping to extend their post season run. but the big story is the investigation into a delaware teenager's beating death. students are back in high school as they try to cope with the fight that happened in the girls bathroom. a memorial is honoring amy joyner. chad pradelli is live outside the school with the latest. >> reporter: behind me is the memorial like you said it's growing this morning and it's a difficult day here out outside of howard high school as teachers and students try to cope with the tragedy and we await word where the investigation stands. >> outside of howard high school hugs of grief finding comfort in the wake of amy joyner's death is difficult. >> this is not a young lady involved in street activity. an honor roll student a manager of the wrestling team. >> she was special to me, she had a bright future ahead of her and it's sad it was taken away at such a