the stay is a very short duration. there are other provisions in this bill that allow aggrieved parties to seek relief from the stay. if there is no stay, it would simply be a race to the courthouse and a frenzy that would add chaos back rather than trying to bring some kind of order which is the purpose of having the oversight board in the first place. whatever the intentions of it, this simply gives some of the litigation funds the ability to do nothing more than go into court very quickly and without the ability of organizing before that simply happens. i have to poet vote no on this particular amendment. and i yield back. to me, myself. for what i had. is in there any other discussion on this? if not, we'll vote on amendment. all those in favor of this amendment say aye. opposed say no. opinion of the chair the nos have it. roll call again. [ roll call ] [ roll call ] [ roll call ] [ roll call ] [ roll call ] # . >> anyone else not voted? mr. duncan? >> mr. duncan has not been recorded. mr. duncan votes no. >> anyo

. >> we had to stay five in a row. one person had nobody there. no sisters. nobody. she is still alive, 94 years old. she has dementia. >> they took you to a place called proust, a brand-new camp. anna: they took us to proust, which before was a big farm. the place was not ready yet to work. it was terribly hot. the sun was burning. and we had to go to a place and feel -- [inaudible] that would be an our bed. all the laundry. we had to do that. some would put some paper to cover it. the paper was cement. when we took it off it came off with the skin. they sent them back because they couldn't work anymore. they brought new people. of course, we never heard of them because it was another crematorium read >> you told me it was always 800 women. if some were ill they sent them back and they would bring back the same number. so you had 800. and then you were forced to do exceptionally hard labor. tell us about that. anna: we had to do -- [indiscernible] from that big -- >> you were forced to build an airfield. anna: we had

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cool, and staying hydrated as well in this weather. more than a dozen students here at lower, in lower makefield had to be hospitalized after the heat was simply too much for them. it was around 1:00 p.m. yesterday sky fox over the william penn middle school as several medics arrived, sixth graders coming back from a year end field trip to the trenton thunder baseball game were showing signs of heat related sickness. nurses at the school treated for the students but they had to be hospitalized for more in depth look and treatment. we spoke with one student who was on to that trip and did not the get sick, fortunately but said that the students felt ill despite teachers telling them to stay hydrated. >> we did hear a lot of teachers saying drink a lot of water and stay hydrated. >> we got back to school and the nurse pretty much wanted everybody to drink a lot of water. we got all cups and she told to us drink at least three cups of water. >> reporter: pennsbury school district officials posted a remine tore make sure that their childre

the stay is of limited duration.d it basically allows to have a conducive environment for the negotiations to work. not having the stay is going to be chaotic. it's not going to work. and what we want is to have or to rico back in fiscal order with access to the financial markets the sooner the better. in fact, i think the stay is too short. i'm concerned about the length but this is the result of a negotiation between leadership from both sides of the aisle, white house and treasury. i heard my colleagues to leave this provision as is for the benefit of all. and i opposed the amendment, i yield back further discussion, mister mcclintock. >> i remind my colleagues that a bankruptcy stay freezes both sides, true creditors cannot enforce claims but also the debtor is forbidden from spending down assets. this is a one-sided freeze that allows, that forbids the creditors from enforcing their claims but leaves puerto rico perfectly free to continue to spend and in fact that's exactly what is currently going on. the budget

would you stay in the eu? that is a hypothetical question and i never wanted the british people have to answer that question. that's what i said we should have renegotiation and then a referendum. if you're asking about my view -- >> i have not asked you that question. what i'm trying to do is elicit from you whether the decision it -- on whether we should vote yes or no in this referendum is based on what you have delivered in this renegotiation. mr. cameron: i think some people will say whatever you negotiated i would want to stay. i think other people will say no matter what i renegotiated they want to leave. some people will say -- >> i'm asking what you would say. mr. cameron: i will be voting to stay in a reformed european union based on the choice in front of us. >> back to where we were, we are in a current eu. the one we have got now. do you think we should vote to stay in that? mr. cameron: status of the question of front of us. >> that's the question i asked. mr. cameron: i don't know where you are

. >> would you have stayed out of libya? >> i would have stayed out of libya. and iraq too. >> will you stay out of syria? >> i would have stayed out of syria and wouldn't have fought for assad because i thought that was a whole thing. you have iran, which we made into a power. iran now is a power. because of us, because of some of the dumbest deals i have ever seen. so now you have iran and russia in favor of assad. we're supposed to fight the two of them. at the same time, we're supposed to fight isis, who is fighting assad. >> so there are a lot of people who say you have inconsistent foreign policy, but it sounds consistent. you wouldn't have gone into libya. you wouldn't have gone into iraq. you wouldn't go into syria. you wouldn't have fought assad. >> but i would go after isis. >> but you'd go after isis. >> joe, isis is fighting syria. so you have some people that want to fight syria and isis at the same time. they are fighting each other. >> so what you're saying is assad can stay in power. that's not your interest. >> i'm saying we have bigger problem

hands up. ♪ ♪ and i stay i stay ooh why do i stay ♪ ♪ so i stayed stayed [ cheers and applause ] >>>a" can brought to you by ashley homestore. this is home. >> we have to give a big shoutout to maty noyes. >> it's called contract cloud nine." thanks to everyone who joined our workout livestream this morning. >> it is 8:56 on this tuesday. chopper6 is live over breaking news. a massive fire a tractor-trailer truck that is now sitting alongside route 42 in south jersey. firefighters just arrived at the scene. can you imagine this fire was seen bigger just minutes ago. let's go to karen rogers for more on what's going on. >> watching those flames shooting up right now and you can see the black smoke popping out of the scene. the crews on the scene responding. this is the ramp from 42 northbound to 295 northbound. so you can see that ramp obviously blocked. we've got police and emergency workers here, fire pouring out, black smoke popping out right now. the fire crews on the scene and we see the debris on the roadway with this as well. this is again on the ramp from 42 northbound to 295

but you take another moat of transportation, you stay closer to home, stay home, you're going to spend less, and that's a hit on the economy. could actually mean $12 billion in lost spending, if people decide just to stay home, and that's not a state of affairs that we're happy about at all. >> i realize your focus is on the u.s. travel market. there are reports that bookings in europe are a little more sluggish than they have been because of fears of terror, particularly in the cities that have been struck by it. brussels, paris. what are you hearing? >> we're hearing the same thing. that's something that we saw after 9/11, travel really ground it a halt. but also the dollar is strong, which means that it is going to be a little more expensive to travel to the united states. so what we saw a soft first quarter, i think we're going to see international travel pick up to the united states. i think that's something the market will correct itself eventually. but, you know it really has softened so far. >> thanks very much, eric, with the u.s. travel association. >>> summer block busters a

. >> reporter: he had a clear start because he stayed in a hotel. early friday mo nearly 1 million people will get way this holiday. crews from the bridge opened the eastbound lane on the westbound span to accommodate traffic. >> reporter: what made you decide to stay local? >> friends and family are here and we want to stay home and enjoy it. >> reporter: while there is a lot of plans to have a lot of fun this weekend many say they hope others remember the true meaning of memorial day. >>> as we have been reporting many of us have already hit the road for the holiday, but those are us working today will be leaving throughout the rest of the afternoon. larry will give you ideas on what you should avoid. >> it looks like you are already in a bit of a pickle this afternoon. we have delays on the southbound side of 95 as you make your way toward certain areas, like south, richmond and virginia beach. traveling from the beltway, 64 minutes, normally only 45 minutes. delays are picking up. around the beltway, quiet, on both loops. a live look, you can se

upcoming week it the will stay stay unsettled. william at 46 degrees.are at 50 at peter a's house in lawrenceville. willow grove barbara lane checks in at 44. chilly 41 in gilbertsville a at this hour at eileen murray a's house. forty-seven in cherry hill at lynn springer. chesterfield is looking at mid 40's. another cool spot. lou in eagleville, upper 40's in newark, delaware. we have steady rain, starting to pick up amounts. this is a good thing because we do need rainfall across the region. .5 of an inch in levittown so far close to a tenth of an inch in willow grove. same deal in cherry hill as well as mount laurel, new jersey, and zoo of that light rain starting to get into southern new jersey right now, james in ocean city, checks in with .02, so far. we're on our way to half inch, three-quarters of an inch of rainfall before this system is out of here later tonight. lets take you down the shore right now, a live look from ocean city, we're foggy and misty out there it the is cool. we have a breeze off the atlantic ocean. that ocean is 51 degrees.

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and i stayed very busy. the two dots became bigger and bigger and then they became to russian soldiers. that meant that we were liberated by russian soldiers. when i came out from the sickent i was dizzy i was so i got typhus in the basement russian people did not care too much about us because they were still searching for germans over there. they took me in. i couldn't think. house it was a hospital. there may be two weeks or so. i didn't know what happened to me. i saw a russian nurse near me. she died of typhus. they cut my hair the second time they gave merew some clothing because they took thatd clothes i never knew it could be twice also. i didn't think that i had lice because i was working with those people. they wanted to take care of my hair. outfit a bookn like a sack and the blouse. nothing in my head. now i was liberated. >> in the little time we have left, you said that even though you were liberated you didn't feel happy at all. anna: i am getting there. i was out from that hospital. i saw mys

it's not going to stay that way.he wind was so strong yesterday, a little bit of a southwesterly wind, that will help to warm things up in spite of the rain. expect temperatures into the 60s this afternoon. philadelphia, hour by hour forecast, 8:00, 55 degrees. 61 with light showers at lunch time and then a steady rain this afternoon. that will bring the temperatures down a couple degrees during the afternoon hours. the suburbs, cloudy to start with, by lunch time, very light rain showers and light rain possible into the afternoon hours. for the lehigh valley, lots of clouds. rain drops will be hard to find. you may see a sprinkle or two but mainly dry. delaware, showers arrive later this morning. that's a steady light rain at lunch time and into the afternoon hours. new jersey, lots of clouds to start with. those clouds increasing at noontime. might see a few sprinkles earlier in the afternoon and that steadier rainfall during the late afternoon hours. 63 degrees by lunch time. that steady rain staying in the 50s la

stay away from the booze. just live like a quote-unquote normal person. >> deandre kelley is leaving the jail soon as well. but he'll be going to prison to serve six years for reckless homicide in the shooting death of his 11-year-old daughter. he had hoped to get a visit from his girlfriend, shanti's mother, christine, before he shipped out to prison. but since she was arrested following his sentencing for an outburst in court, she is not allowed to visit for 30 days. >> that hurt. we never knew them rules. them rules ain't never been said to us before. so it is what it is. it's jail. so, you know, i'll call her on the phone, let her know what's going on. it's time -- it's time to start the road. go ahead and do what i got to do and the faster i go do it, the quicker i get home. >> while kelley has a prior drug conviction, this will be his first time in prison. >> but it don't scare me. because everybody i know is in prison. i've been on the streets most of my life. so everybody know me already. so -- really,

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we're staying cluttered near the water 90 through saturday. pacific a warm up to the 70s friday afternoon. tomorrow and tuesday back to work, back to school. staying in the 90s fairfield 93. livermore 93. san jose you're an inbetween area 86 for you. oakland 73 with morning fog but san francisco only 69 degrees tomorrow. we stay in the 60s along the coastline 70s 80s near the bay. look at friday. we're going to see our first triple digits of the year on the first friday of june away from the water. but look at the change by sunday. cloudier and cooler. the hundreds are gone 90s are gone we'll be down to the 80s away from the water. it's going to be a pretty hot week but not for everyone away from the water it's going to stay toasty. >> thanks paul. . >>> i'm dennis o'donnell live at oracle. two teams and their championships highlights and reaction sharks and warriors coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> welcome back everybody. if there was one stat as to describe the warriors incredible comeback against the thunder it was the three-point shot

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delaware is dry, even philadelphia probably staying dry during the day tomorrow. now, will it stay dry all weekend? not really. we've got 88 degrees on sunday. generally dry. we could see showers sunday night. monday, that's the cloudiest day, best chance of seeing any rain, and then temperatures jump up tuesday. next week is not as hot because we're going to get more of an east wind for most of the week. don't think this 90 degree stuff is going to last indefinitely. >> never, glen. we never think that so early in the season, but nice to feel the warmth out there. >> it is. i don't mind it. >> as it heats up, so does the competition to be part of a hit tv show. >> it's going down tonight in philadelphia. athletes lining up right now to wait for the chance to prove they can be an "american ninja warrior." coming up, live to the tryouts and what they have to go through. >>> plus, a car chase with precious cargo on board. what police found in the backseat after the driver ditch the car and ran. >>> from the white house to another majestic mansion. inside the posh pl

stay strong. active with boost®. >>> well they took a pass on the head of the class, a north carolina school board. is there any other kind? voted to stop naming valedictorians. they say the title given to the student with the highest gpa fosters unhealthy competition among students. here to debate this topic are cat and joanne. joanne, do you support this decision in. >> of course i do, greg. because grades are arbitrary markers for growth and success. it's elitist crap. haven't they lurnd? it's time to recognize success as more than just a number. >> cat, isn't scholastic competition good for kids? >> yes. competing is how you win. winning is awesome. you got to teach kids that grades don't matter. if you don't, they end up being one of the art school dropouts spending their life working at stash bucks. sure i got terrible grades but i'm a well rounded vegan girl and i can make a paper mache sculpture about my feeling. >> hey, a warning to someone -- according someone the title of valedictorian

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we had to stay in the line. always then we stayed in the line at night. and in the morning, they chose people who have, skinny, who were very fat. they just took them away. you never heard of them again. just remain the people who were strong-looking for them. but they always did that selection. all the time when we worked there. so, they said we choose people for work. we were so happy for sisters. but we go for work anywhere not stay here. so, they chose us for work. or -- all four of us. hide elizabeth, my older sister, because she was skinnier than the three of us and smaller. they chose us for work. 800 of us. who looked fit to work, that is what they said. camp where weo a stayed one day. by the trains, they took us there. we saw the sun. we saw the nature. we thought what a nice thing that we -- are presented us to go to work. we arrived, they did again the selection. we were not all good for work, us remain, the sisters. >> in addition, you would line up five and a row, and besides you and your sisters, there was a fifth woman who stayed with you

in the line, stay and always then we stayed in the line at night, and in the people whoey chose was very skinny, who was very fat. they were taken away and you never heard from them again. people who were strong looking for them -- but they always did that selection. all the time that we were there. , -- and we were so happy for our sisters and the other girls from the town -- , alley chose us for work or four of us. hide elizabeth because she was skinny and smaller. so, they chose us for work. looked fit to work, that's what they said. to where we stayed day, and by the train they took us there, and we saw the sun and the nature. oh, we thought, what a nice , that they presented us to go to work. arrived, they did again the selection. we were not all good for work, but the four of us did remain there, the sisters. bill: anna, i want to jump in for just a minute. in addition, you would line up right in a row, and besides you and your three sisters, there was a fifth woman who stayed with you throughout. had to sit five in a row, so we had one person there who had nobody there, no sisters

this is the airy athat will most likely stay dry today.owers staying to the south for most of the day. you might see a sprinkle but that's about it. light showers for the suburbs, west chester, phoenixville, newtown. light rainfall and low 60s this afternoon for the suburbs. philadelphia will get some rain, clouds hanging in there, low to mid-60s this afternoon. light rainfall in philadelphia. in new jersey, steadier rain. this is where we could see a quarter to a third of an inch of rainfall. that steady rain extends to the jersey shore. look at the temperatures today. middle 60s for avalon, 64 degrees this afternoon. and in delaware, yes, rain moving in late this morning. that's when the first rain drops will fall. this afternoon, that's when we'll see steadier rain. then it shuts off by early this evening we'll start to dry out. here's the satellite and radar. a few sprinkles trying to move into southern chester county. that may not be reaching the ground. this is. it has a ways to go before it moves into philadelphia. that rainfall wil

i am sure he has not given up the future thoughts and i think he will stay in -- to stay in if he losesly will be bad for him. he will focus on hillary clinton, he will say the same things but people can talk about can trump change, no, he has not changed in 45 years. --if you are washing watching us on washington, d.c., you can also listen to us on the radio. ♪ >> is watching. -- thanks for watching. we will see you next time. ♪ of --ne: the implications that's what we're discussing today. we're discussing locations on trade business and regular occasions if the u.k. does decide to leave the unique who -- the eu. we have three who believe they should stay. monti, jon moulton , carolyn fairbairn, lord norman

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, staying alive, ah, ah, ah, staying alive and so they did. it is on to game 6 on saturday. lots more coming up in sports for now. live in air raw cal, larry beil, abc7 news. >> thank you, larry. >>> abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian continues the coverage. >> she is with dub fans. >> fans never wavered from the beginning of the game until the end. they always knew the warriors could pull it off. >> see you monday! see you monday! >> fanses never doubted them for a second. >> the warriors are still number u.n. go warriors! >> they closed down. >> it was do or die for the warriors. >> all along the crowd was right there with them and riding the emotional wave with the warriors. golden state never let up and the fans didn't either. >> we're good. that's a wrap. >> they have to keep the momentum going for the rest of the series. still the youngest warrior fans never lost hope. >> we'll come back and win game seven. >> confidence was not just in the warriors' camp. this oklahoma city fan stood strong in a sea of blue and gold. >> that's what w

but in the locker room we stayed positive. let's show up and see what happens. >> reporter: steph curry did that once again. putting on an mvp performance of 36 points. >> i think he finally felt right physically the last couple of games. they're having a clutch performance in a game seven. that's the story. >> when they come back 73 games there aren't a lot of pockets of adversity. this was by far the most difficult stretch for the nba history. >> it's truly remarkable to come back and shows a lot about our guys and their will and their grit. >> you can't take anything for granted because it's such a grind. it's such a battle. it's such a great thunder team. you have to be appreciative of this accomplishment and i'm looking forward to getting four more wins. >> just an incredible come back. the warriors announced tonight the ticket for the nba finals will go on sale for the general public tomorrow. 5:00 p.m. and if tonight's game seven is any indicator considering that the average price for a ticket was $960, you can bet tick

what you give in life is what you get back is what they say. ♪ ♪ stay strong stay strong i'm not readyawesome people in portland and they may not all be hip but they're all cool. and they're all part of what makes portland great. but in a city known for its bridges, its clear that a bridge needs to be built between the people moving in and the people feeling the pressure to move out. ♪ i'm just not ready to let you go ♪ >> but maybe the developers aren't the ones to build that bridge. we need build communities which make space for everyone and allow all of our voices to be heard. ♪ i'm not ready to let you go oh no no so stay strong ♪ thank you so much. >> it's just been a really stressful week. >> well, you're here now. >> thanks. thanks. ♪ >>> hundreds believed to have drowned in the mediterranean, trying to reach europe. new details on what's become the deadliest week this year for migrants and why that grim record may soon be broken. >>> plus as the u.s. marks its memorial day, donald trump speaks to an audience of war veterans. we will tell you how his speech in washington was rec

stays gloomy today so you know. showers harder up towards hagerstown and i'll watch these this morning. there's a good lukely hood most of those showers this morning will stay north and west and not impact everybody with the morning commute. staying cloudy today. some showers. we only get to 60. i think you can hear aerin the tone in my voice it's not g i'll have the full forecast and talk about the weekend coming up in a few minutes. >> we made it to wednesday, gary, hump day. that's good news. there also good news we're crash free around the dmv and we have construction overnight lingering and inbound traffic affected 5 duke between duke and seminary road and caution there. one lane blocked. as you can see the scene green on the map north of that to the 14 street bridge you're in the clear. more roadwork continues upper loop route 1 and upper loop richie marboro give yourself time for that portion of the roadway. it's on or close to schedul schedulement more traffic in a few, back to you maureen and holly. >> 4:37

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it stays dry through the afternoon.n the lehigh valley, you're likely to see more sunshine than the rest of the area, a few scattered clouds right now. those be thinning out. a nice breeze out of the west, 13 miles an hour. partly sunny, 68 agrees. that's at 4:00 this afternoon. part of the south, south jersey, the clouds will be increasing after some morning sunshine. 68 degrees at lunch time. we'll top out in the low 70s today. cooler at the jersey shore. not by much, though, 63 degrees in delaware. we'll stay dry for central and northern delaware with bright sunshine to start with. 54 degrees at 8:00. by lunch time, 67 degrees and then gets cooler later this afternoon. those winds out of the southwest usually warm things up. the clouds will be coming in and parts of delaware may even see a late-day shower, southern delaware that is. futurecast show the clouds moving in. that's by 5:00 this evening. clouds will linger into tomorrow morning and 9:00 tomorrow morning, that's some light shower activity for dover and cape

. >> people had to stay inside to make sure the weight didn't distribute unevenly where the car would fall further into the hole and because of that people that were inside the door stay inside until they got the ropes tethered down to make sure the car was secure and wouldn't fall in the hole. >> what was the family's reaction when they said you have to stay in the car? >> they were shocked that they would be told to stay inside a dangerous situation. >> reporter: rescuers wrapped ropes around the meters and to a tow truck and pulled the car to safety. >> wow. >> whoo! >> reporter: what caused the sinkhole? officials say there's a broken sewer line underground. that's one possibility. also, look closely and you can see that some roadwork was recently done on the same patch of street. >> that is something they look at. when was the road last worked on, was there any contractor work in the area? the age of the system. they look at all those factors when they begin to make their repairs. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> the sewer line under the street doesn't even stem from the 20th

i can't stay up that late. >> most people who are watching probably didn't either. or they are still up. >>> we have a lot of low clouds and fog that will and burn out sooner. yesterday inland temps bumped up. there's a low cloud deck, it will burn off and temperatures are to move. nothing over the sierra. after that burns off we're good to go. some of the fog holds on near the coast. 40s, 50s, a few more 40s this morning, not as much of a breeze. low clouds, starting to clear, and then we'll see a system sweep through. 60s, 70s and you remember the 80s, sal. >>> i do remember the 80s, duran, duran. the announcer is mike breen, with a b. cnn has -- espn has a mike green. >> i stayed up to watch the game, i wastelling everyone -- telling everyone in the newsroom. i stayed up for the game and i'm not tired. >> not yet. >> we're talking 6:30. >> you will be sleeping in the parking lot. >> there's coffee and there's adrenaline from a wonderful win. >>> let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that's light, a lot of people who are up now are not expecting a lot of slow t

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the pattern stays unsettled. little if any sunshine and temperatures remaining below average, we'll let you know how long this lasts. can it last through the upcoming weekend on mothers day we'll let you know in a bit. >>> 6abc.com/weather has everything you need as our stretch of rainy, damp weather continues, street level forecast from stormtracker 6 live double scan gives you a clear picture of what is happening now. >>> and the wet weather may have caused the facade of a home to fall off in the lawndale section of philadelphia and there was a person inside when all of this happened. john rawlins live. >> reporter: i don't think anyone wants to jump to conclusions but given the spring's wet weather and given the water infiltration one of the things that lni looks at is the weather when the facade fails. according to the person inside here it was a quiet morning. >> i was sitting in the kitchen. >> jocelyn's morning changed quickly with a clacking sound. >> i heard crack crack. i said what is it? >> it was the

the think we should vote to stay in that? mr. cameron: status of the question of front of us. >> that's the question i asked. mr. cameron: i don't know where you are going with this. 2001,in parliament in 1997 unsuccessfully. i said 1997 we should not join the single currency but i do not oppose membership in the eu. all my political life i've been favor of staying in the getting reforms. as prime minister of had a chance to deliver that reform. from a standing start we have delivered more reforms the people of done in the past were expected. i recommend people stay. >> those people will be asking you questions about your renegotiation in one way or another. i think the public quite reasonably wants to know how much they should set on its importance for the decision. i've been asking you for several minutes. i think the renegotiation is an additional reason to stay because it has addressed some areas were people of real concern. too much of a single currency club, too much of a union, too much emphasis on our welfare system drawn

suburbs, but delaware, south jersey stays wet. stays wet through the afternoon rush. stays wet even into the evening hours, so it's not exactly the nicest day. but take a look at this. we have wet weather coming this weekend, too. and the forecast is for chilly weather and wet weather, especially later on saturday and saturday night. philadelphia, p.a. suburbs, temperatures into the mid-60s. jersey shore, only mid-50s with rain. both saturday and sunday. so it's not exactly a picture perfect weekend that we're seeing. it has been chilly, obviously. 59 for the high sunday. 66 yesterday. 62 today. 67 tomorrow. so we do not have very much warm weather, at least in the next couple days. but eventually, it's going to warm up. you can see that in your own seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. thursday and friday, beautiful. there's saturday, not so beautiful. sunday, not so beautiful. we stay cool until we finally get out of the stuck system in the middle of next week. yeah, now tomorrow, that's our second annual weather education day. all the nbc10 first alert me

to stay in the eu. we are to bring you that live. in the meantime, as mark just mentioned, cbs earnings blue plastic dust blew past wall street estimates and climbed more than 40%. the super bowl and grammy awards played a large part. even ignoring football, ad sales were up 12%. david weston his here joined by ceo les moonves. david: welcome to bloomberg. glad to have you today, . we have seen advertising market cycle up and down. is there something more fundamental going on? s: a lot of money potentially move to digital and suddenly people are realizing that not all digital is that great and that there is a lot a false viewing on digital. i think a lot of money has returned to television. network television is showing that it's doing better than basic cable networks. we are seeing a return right now to the broadcast. there's no better bang for your but. it is helped by the big events like the super bowl and the grammys. the underlying growth without them was 12%. numbers fromk at facebook and they seem to be grown from the sky. les

people have a dry place to stay, after all. brent: you have been to the camp for. you have been one of the reporters who has done extensive reporting on the situation there. talk to us about the conditions you found the first time you arrived. reporter: it is hard to imagine how the conditions were and it is hard to imagine how people stayed there voluntarily. we have all seen these images of children playing in the mud and that was real. it was often raining here for days and people had to sleep in what beds and tents. the water came inside and the conditions were awful to put it simply. there were hardly any showers, not enough food, people were cooking on their own fireplaces and the air was filled with smoke. the conditions were very poor. we've heard these stories many times but people stayed voluntarily because they hoped the borders would reopen at some point and that is why many people tried to stay as close to the macedonia border as possible. brent: our correspondent covering the story of the shutdown of that refugee camp. thank you very much. tonight, th

you stay out of their way, they'll stay out of your way.are officers they they make their day on giving you a hard time, like the sentence the judge imposed wasn't severe enough. but a lot of them on the way out the door, "see you next time you come back. thanks for coming back. thanks for putting my kids through college. thanks for, whatever, the job security." whatever, on and on and on. >> tell them to get ready for chow. >> you treat them like you want to be treated. treat them like men. you respect them, and by the same token you have to set your goals, you got to set your rules and you got to follow d.o.c. rules. >> correctional officer cesar molina, a 12-year veteran police officer, has been on the job at rikers for one year. >> the inmates can be good. very good right now. but they're inmates. and you never can keep your guard down with them. never. you always have to keep in mind that at any moment, at any time, they can flip on you. >> it is deputy warden shaw's responsibility to make sure the department of correction guidelines a

we will stay quiet.ain opportunities through the day tomorrow as we get through the late evening hours. thursday, patchy light rain and drizzle. the warm sector air to the west. the temperatures might rise. friday with the cold front and chance of widespread heavy rain and the isolated thunderstorms. second cold front comes in on saturday. 40% chance of rain. especially in the morning at 66. mild on friday. showers and storms possible on saturday. clearing and cooler on sunday and monday. leon: all right. maureen: well, it's cold enough for hockey. right? leon: it is in pittsburgh. we don't want the caps to be cold tonight. they have to be hot. it depends on what happens tonight. right, erin? erin: that is absolutely correct! puck drop in two hours. coming up, find out who said that the caps play with more swagger when the pressure is on. leon: coming your way tonight at newschannel8 at 10:00 -- stroand restoring aing a newbfather's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery...