perhaps i can makea summertime arrangements. in the open parliament, and that is, that we move the fingers of the clock one hour back, and that would mean saving, the european citizens, for italian citizens, saving 250,000 euros we couldn't give active citizens. your thoughts? i'd love to do it, so that the time on my clock boiler would not be wrong for half the year. we've discussed it in this country, it comes up now and again. 0f country, it comes up now and again. of course i can see the argument for more sunlight in the mornings so kids go to school safer but it is a pain. what do you think. my children, three under nine already wired into the system so they are getting up a bit more early and i think we need the clocks to go forward to keep them in bed longer so i think we are wired to this system, we have been for decades and people would not take kindly to being dictated to by the eu. we could do it ourselves. i've heard brexit extremists saying, just do it, it will be much simpler. heard brexit extremists saying, just d

and has the european parliament voted to abolish summertime? that to come and more in the next half an hour that to come and more in the next halfan hourand that to come and more in the next half an hour and joining me for all of it is the mirror‘s associate editor and camilla comedy of the express but first here‘s our guide to the latest from europe in 60 seconds. turns out it‘s notjust the brits who like to talk weather, much of europe has faced freezing temperatures with parisians even skiing down montmartre and snowfall shutting down the eiffel tower. frosty relations seem to have thawed in germany as the country looks set to emerge from months of political deep—freeze with angela merkel‘s conservatives finally agreeing a coalition deal with the centre—left social democrats. the european parliament voted against proposals to create a backdrop and european meps that would have allowed a vote in finland or spain to be represented by the same mep, delivering a blow to macron‘s plans to transform eu democracy. the european parliament also voted

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. ♪ ♪ ain't nothing like that summertime feeling ♪ ♪ feeling ♪ feeling it ♪ ain't nothing like that summertimethe sand. jillian: i like that. rob: scotty mccreary was on "fox and friends" over the summer. he is great. jillian: you could be in his next music video. rob: thank america for being with us. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends" first on this tuesday. rob: thank you for starting your day with us. blaming the obama administration for not doing enough to prevent russian election meddling. jillian: several states consider returning to paper ballots to avoid outside interference. rob: the latest on that as moscow's response to the russia investigation. >> reporter: this is a shocker, kremlin denying any involvement on a conference call to journalist, a spokesman said no proof moscow interfered in a 2016 election, donald trump pointing to the last administration as failure to act when it began in 2014 tweeting obama was present up to and be on the 2016 election. why didn't he do something about russian meddling? this has several secretaries of state and security officials met in was

even standing at the sink looking out at the back garden come summertime, you can still see her on her monday and we essentially had lost claire by the tuesday evening, the early hours of wednesday morning. so they have robbed me of everything. the public inquiry heard claire was given a fatal overdose of drugs and fluids. she is one of five children whose deaths were investigated. the oldest was conor mitchell who was 15, raychel ferguson was nine, adam strain died aged four and the youngest was lucy crawford who was 17 months. today the inquiry chairman made devastating criticisms that doctors and their managers had been negligent and dishonest. it is time that the medical profession and health service managers stopped putting their own reputations and interests first and put the public interest first. and this was what he said about the death of claire roberts. in effect there was a cover—up by the consultant who mr and mrs roberts spoke to on the 23rd of 0ctober1996 when she died. herfamily are now hoping people will be held to account as a result of the inquiry. it has identified

a few things really well, but after they start stretching that power grid, which they do in the summertimeries start cracking up their air-conditioning, there is severe power shortages in taiwan, especially the summertime. when we were doing live hits with you that morning last week, that whole neighborhood went black because of a power outage. that is double be going to prevent taiwan from being a mining hub. -- that is probably going to prevent taiwan from being a mining hub. emily: ebay's shift from its longtime partner is not paying off for paypal. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: lift is expanding to europe. the rival to his opening an office in the southern german city of munich. this comes after it announced an expansion into toronto in november, its first outside the u.s. the company hasn't said how many people it is hiring for the office, but they will work on the company's autonomous driving efforts. alphabet plans to rollout a ride-hailing service using driverless cars this year. the companies aren't saying have any vehicles are involved or the cost. it is the third deal between an

i am concerned about the construction of the top unit because that area, especially in summertime, is typically overcast, wet and humid, which causes a lot of black mold around that area. i had a report done and it showed a problem with moisture because of the shading and the climate, especially in the summertime. i would say we get about 30%, 40% overcast weather. and i read something in regard to the inspection from the centers for disease control. and it says that, it's not necessary to determine the type of mold. all mold should be treated as potentially hazardous to the health and be removed. black mold may grow on paper, dust, lint or gypsum. water damages, flooding, condensation or excess humidity can cause mold to grow. before construction, it has seemed an eradication for the mold infestation around the area. it is potentially hazardous for senior citizens and toddlers. and i got something from the planning code, section 101, states that one of the purposes of the planning code is to provide adequate light, air, privacy, and convenience to access to property in san francisco.

. >> it's not summertime hot but doesn't feel like february. widespread 60s across the area and 70s look to be a good bed on wednesday. >> how unseasonable is this? literally there is no a few days ago. there are winter hazards and snow coming down and now we are sweating. >> i noticed the snow this weekend. it certainly feels odd and wild weather we've been having. we will threaten the record high at new york central park. the record high 70 degrees set in the great depression 80 some years ago. >> how long will it continue? this is when he gets sick and don't trust properly all the sudden will be freezing by the weekend. >> you start to wonder if the groundhog know something we don't with the two weeks until spring, there's a thing so go downhill. will become slightly cooler. i don't see an arctic blast on the horizon the salon before we bring out the t-shirts and shorts. >> in the wake of the deadly school shooting in florida district's across the country local governments figuring out what to do to keep kids safe. one district in our area h

it allowed for some coastal fog which is a summertime feature. this area region -- picture a big salad bowl upside down. a dome of high pressure in the pacific. his sins everything over the top. that is what we have. current temperatures are mild. 61 san francisco. 60 fremont. clear right now. patchy fog down to sense a root -- santa cruz and monterey. offshore winds forecast to pick up again offshore meaning they will push the fog away from the coast. 70s tomorrow. maybe a low 80. san jose tomorrow 48. lunch time you are all the way to the 70s. the sky -- 76 for a daytime high in san jose. 76 brentwood. and more temperatures. a warm week. it will continue right into next week. not quite as warm early next week. above the average. hopefully something breaks through. we are drive for the foreseeable future.>>> coming up -- celebrities hit the golf course for charity. all the fun at the at&t pebble beach pro-am coming up next in sports.>>> u.s. air force staff sergeant brian queen from georgia returned home from deployment decided to surprise his k

[applause] last were long periods year, in the summertime and spring when all of us were frustrated -- are the clowns that call themselves republicans going to manage to get their act together and do anything? there was a good chunk of last year where the clear answer -- where the answer was not clearly yes or no. by the end of the year, you look at the tax reform bill, the individual mandate, regulations, judges -- neil gorsuch is a home run. [applause] 12 federal court of appeals judges, the most in the first year of a presidency in history. [applause] barack obama had four. we had 12. and for all of us that cherish the constitution and the bill of rights, the first amendment, the second, the fundamental liberties of americans, judges are front and center. one of the great victories of the tax reform bill was expanding college 529 savings plans so you could also say for k-12 education. -- save for k-12 education. when you walk down the halls of the capitol, reporters inevitably inundate you and their questions are never about substance. i have a standard rule of thumb. i will not co

a summertime pattern in february. there's the offshore breeze. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. san jose at 50 degrees. and mild by the coast again. 40s and 50s, depending on the wind. if you have a breeze, it's holding it up. occidental at 39 degrees. high pressure large and in charge. i'm not doing anything but stick and stay. 4:01. here he is. mr.sal castaneda. >>> traffic is doing well so far. let's start with the altamont pass and the tracy super commute. and you can see traffic in tracy and on the altamont pass looking pretty good. the road sensors are showing green. that means traffic is moving well driving into livermore and continuing all the way through. and traffic is also looking good in front of oracle arena north and south. traffic on interstate 880. and at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's also pretty light as you have come into oakland to the toll plaza and head to san francisco. 4:01. back to the desk. >>> congress will be scrambling to prevent another government shutdown. >> in less than two days, the government is going to run out of money unless congress and th

but that's interesting because it has been so cold and that's what we kind of need going into the summertime. so for skiers and riders it's perfect right now. >> what's your advice to folks coming up? >> reporter: definitely prepare. keep that number in your phone and look for road conditions. be prepared for changing conditions over the next week or two weeks. but if you slow your roll you're going to have a good time. sorry guys, my voice is gone. i've been yelling for days. >> coop, thank you so much for giving us an update from that area. folks have been waiting for weeks for this. >> reporter: yes, slow your roll and get on up here and you'll have a good time. >> thanks. >>> that's right take advantage of the great snow all weekend long. a winter storm watch will go into effect on monday and sunday. up above 8000 feet we could talk about amounts approaching 1 foot. the satellite is showing you this, we have action out there with a series of storms that will impact the bay area in the next few days. we had a few showers today up in portions of the north bay. things have cleared hot and t

. >>> as many of us dream of summertime coming up a big change is being made at bethenny beach this year>>> and, love is in the air this month, we will show so dogs who are hoping someone will show them some love and give them a forever home. >>> meanwhile it is year of the dog, that we will take to you the big new years celebration in chinatown. get the best internet with the best shows and get the best of both worlds. fios by verizon gives you the fastest internet available for only $79.99 a month online with a two year agreement, and your netflix is on us for one year. and with the gigabit connection on the 100% fiber-optic network, you can stream on up to 100 devices at once. so get the fastest internet available, plus netflix, plus up to200 tv channels, plus phone, plus a two-year price guarantee. all for just $79.99 per month. it's time to fiber optics your netflix. go to getfios.comto switch today. >>> for second time in two weeks, there has been a massive pile up on i35 in iowa more than 50 vehicles were involved in a massive wreck yesterday caused by slippery conditions on the r

. >> as we look heated to summertime, officials in bethany beach delaware is restricting the size of tents and canopy that people can use to shade the sun to prevent beach hogging. bethany will allow impress in 8 feet in diameter or smaller. you could be find between 50 and $100. >> the me too movement crossed the atlanta and drew attention to the bafta. virtually every star dressed in black to support the movement against sexual harassment. betts film and best leading actress francis mcdormond. among the winners, allison janney won best supporting actress tore i tanya. >>> marvel black panther raked in the money and he box offices this weekend. $218 million is the first ticket sales in the united states it's the biggest february president's debut. marvel studios is owned by disney, the parent company of 6abc. >> and still ahead on "action news," 12:30 p.m. another check of the forecast for you, right after these messages, stay with us. hi, i'm bob harper, and i recently had a heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta.

. >> hawaiian airlines abruptly cancelled of summertime flights from the bay area to the islands. they were supposed to launch between hon lieu and and california. hawaiian says passenger will be rebooked to other flights. the airline says the new planes they were hoping to fli fly on the routes were delayed by the manufacturer air bus. problems with the engines are preventing the delivery of those on time. >> the woman behind a controversial public sculpture process in palo alto is fighting to keep it on dpla. the artist adriana has threatened to sue to sop the removal of digital dna originally set to be removed today. but that's on hold as the city and artist discuss the future. the city says the sculpture isn't holding up under bad weather and maintenance is expensive. >> a north bay family of four who lost homes in the devastating wildfires last year have received a gift they've been waiting months for. >> it's real and it's really here. say hi, house. >> hi, house. >> henry and ann 50-otto so-called tiny house rolled in this more than pot. the solid wood home will serve as a

in the summertime, this would be used for picnic, and swimming pool, too, and it was quite histor historic, because people like king george iii and other notables swam in that pool. eleanor roosevelt passed away in 1962. when she died, this was not given over to the national parks service as fdr's was. her son john was living in the stone cottage and by then mary cook and marian had moved away. he lived here for a number of years and then he did decide to sell it to val kill. he did offer it to the national government in 1970, and they were not interested. and so he sold the property, and sold eleanor roosevelt's furniture at public auction. it was in 1975 that a grass roots movement here in hyde park started the movement to save val kill and make it into a national historic site. eleanor roosevelt's story is not just the story of a first lady, but it is a woman activist who really devoted her life to improving the world. she had always hoped that there would be world peace one day, and she is an inspiration to the women, and woman of great courage who spoke out against issues that really

our global guru is here with recommendations for scotland in the summertime.rtistic secrets behind denmark's biggest fishing port. it's a beautiful place because you can see all around and that gives inspiration. the travel show, your essential guide wherever you're heading. welcome to the slice of the show that gets you the best out of your travel. an island escape in scotland, and the perennial problem of tipping, who and how much — this time on a river cruise. first, high—speed rail should be arriving shortly in saudi arabia. after some teething problems, the link between mecca and medina across the arabian desert should be opening in march. spanish—built trains will be covering the 270 miles between the two holy cities in about two hours. helen is looking forward to christmas — the place, not the day. christmas island, a beautiful coral atoll in the heart of the world's biggest ocean, is the only isle in the republic of kiribati who has an international air link. it's a stop on the way between honolulu and fiji. there are many ways to reach honolulu from t

park rangers say some of the popular hiking trails usually clearly marked invisible in the summertime were covered with snow. and he got lost. his coworker at the social services agency in oakland was alarmed when he did not show up for work. and reported him missing. finally friday a park ranger in a helicopter spotted him and his tent just above -- falls.>>> the lesson is if you are in the by a country and you fall or hurt yourself or you get lost. stay put. tried to walk around and get more loss.>> reporter: he did everything right. to survive the freezing temperatures and snow for nearly one week.>> he did the right thing by setting up his tent. using melted snow for drinking water. he had some food and warm clothing. he was able to stay put.>> reporter: in oakland were re- turned to tears of relief. -- worry turned to tears of relief. teams were relieved that he had only minor injuries. >>> we are just thrilled and just really thankful we were able to find him. the fact that he is safe and reunited with his family is great news.>> reporter: he was taken by helicopter to a park ra

it looked like a summertime downpour, really all throughout the day today. some of these rainfall totals from yesterday, and combining today's rainfall so impressive streets still glistening on spring garden, live look at center city philadelphia from "skycam 3", the active rain, the falling rain, has ceased at this time. but we still have some showers around, to add to some of these totals, atlantic city over two and a half inches of rainfall. in the last two days, same case in dover, delaware, mt. holly picking up well over 2 inches and a quarter, philadelphia, international airport over 2 inches every rain. doylestown about an inch and a half. flood watch remains in effect more much of the area until midnight tonight, we will still contends with that localized flooding the ponds dollars roadways, then we still have little more rain, the widespread rain has come to an end at this time, but still, quite a bit of shower activity working across part of the area, seeing this band of showers moving from southwest to northeast. and that will like lick ride up al

val-kill was the backyard to the big roosevelt home, and during the summertime, it was used a lot forarties and picnics. there was a swimming pool here too, in front of the stone cottage with a president clinton to swim. it was a popular pool, because people like king george the sixth of great britain and winston churchill both swam in that pool. eleanor roosevelt passed away november 1962. and when she died, this was not given over to the national park service as fdr's home was. her son, john, was living here at the time of her death in the stone cottage. by then, nancy cook and miriam dickerman had moved away. he decided to sell val-kill. it offered to the national park service and the federal government in 1970 and they were not interested. so we sold the property and he sold eleanor roosevelt's furniture at public auction. it was in 1975 that a grassroots movement here in hyde park started the movement to save val-kill and make it into a national historic site. eleanor roosevelt's story is not just the story of a first lady, but it's a woman activist who really devoted her life to

summertime. >>> you'll want to sing that when you go out on the boat. end up on some desert island with a bunch of people who are kind of crazy. yes, they were all nicely laundered. today we're going to be on a little bit of a mild island for the entire area. live view of delaware. there are some clouds overhead, but you're not going to see any rain today. really no cold temperatures. the chilliest spot is the lehigh valley in northern lehigh and temperatures a little lower than the rest of the area. 40 right now in south jersey. just shy of it for philadelphia and the suburbs. and in delaware the numbers will be climbing. we'll go from the 30s to low 40s. and we'll see these numbers climb into the 60s this afternoon. to the south it's about the same. 42 degrees right now in rehoboth beach while 39 in lincoln. once that sun is up, we'll see a quick warm up through the 40s by 10:00 and then into the middle 50s by lunchtime and topping out around 60 degrees. through it all no sign of wet weather. and you can see not a lot of wind either. the feels like te

it's not going to open again until summertime.y were supposed to do a big traffic pattern shift and they've postponed that. that hasn't happened just yet on 422. perkiomen township a fire location, my gosh, my batteries die on this literally every other day i'm changing the batteries. it's not normal. yes, i push it too much. gravel pike is closed between trappe road and bridge street because of a fire location here. stick to perkiomen creek road instead. i want to show you one more thing. this tractor-trailer accident just cleared. it was involving a tractor-trailer and another car rear-ended it so a little bit of a mess on the turnpike eastbound past valley forge but that is gone now. look at these temperatures. we had a little bit of drizzle in the northwestern suburbs. be careful it's not a little slick. you're right around the freezing mark in bethlehem quakertown pottstown coatesville even malvern 34. 33 in warminster. a little better in center city at 36 degrees. in the suburbs in new jersey, you're right around the freezin

. >>> another beach ban in our area, come summertime what people won't be able to take to one delaware beach. >>> quick, fast and sort of in a hurry, big changes for baseball. plus joe joe in la la land, we will take a look at embiid's all-star debut coming up later in sports. >>> the pennsylvania supreme court has release aid new congressional district map that will likely face a legal challenge from republicans. >> the redrawn districts are set to take effect by may 15th primary, state g.o.p. lawmakers are expect to challenge this new map in federal court, but if it stand it will likely improve democrats chances of winning seats. the pennsylvania high court ruled last month that the state's district is un constitutionally favored g.o.p. candidates. >>> national museum of american jewish history welcomed a special president day guest. >> george washington impersonator was on hand to greet visitors he read allowed historic letter of the first president wrote in 1790 to the he bree brew congregation in road island. museum's director of communication and public engagement points out that

. >>> in the summertime we call ka wintertime we go up it ice . >> for every climate. >> i wouldn't doown in a kayak or up in the winter. >> angela is an intrepid climber. at the beginning of this, they almost died. >> eyes on the route yet but just collapsed in front of us. don't go anywhere near it with the boat. had gotten onto the climb we would have died and there's no way around that. >> cool, go home. >> not the ladies. sasha dejulienne is a world champion climber. thesewo arerugged. angela says she's rough around wae edges but s hasn'tays >> i always had an affinity for ice. >> shetarted off as a figure skater. if this seems far off in antarctica, alaska, no. detroit in theer pensula of michig of cool this kind of adventure so close to home. >> i think it's so beautiful. >> it's crazy. it's awesome to see the women crushing it, go after the hard routes, not down, not letting anything stop them. it's a dangerous sport. these ladies basically just got together. >> getting to know sasha, having someone you've seen in magazines has paved the way for female climbing for so long and

it's not going to give us a summertime heat, but it's clearing us out as if we were in june or july. you can see there's that area of high pressure. it acts as a big shield so no rainfall can move close. every single bit of our rainfall is heading up toward alaska. here's the other side effect we've been talking about, some warmer air building in from the south. and we are going to notice that difference in the temperatures certainly beginning for tomorrow. i think for the morning we're still starting off on the cool to chilly side. possibly some areas of fog again. right back towards the trivalley and 43. a few clouds in the south bay at 45. we're starting off beautiful here in san francisco with a few high clouds and 48. a little bit of fog possible in the north bay at 44. we start in the 40s and temperatures by the afternoon going up some 25 to 30 degrees into those afternoon highs. so that means in the south bay, we're going to push up into some widespread 70s. it doesn't matter where you go, from cupertino to los gatos, downtown san jose, down to gilr gilroy, low 70s. probably s

another kind next up we are after the beautiful greek island of crete it's a tourist magnet in the summertime thanks to the pristine beaches but what about in winter creates a mild climate and sunny days allow tourists to embark on a number of activities now swimming in this scene may only be for the brave hearted but there are plenty of other things to do for the adventurous traveler. with its different styles of architecture as one of the most beautiful cities in the mediterranean one of its most famous landmarks is a lighthouse which dates from the venetian era the harbor and veal town behind our very lively in the evening when the locals and tourists throng to the restaurants and bars during the day the area is quite peaceful. vassily called the self is a local tour guide. us at the subsequent is that you can read the history of the city from its architecture. see who occupied it over centrists and fed off local paradoxically beginning with the byzantine script benefit nations and then the ottomans for us the mongols. the byzantine wall was built during the early middle ages remains from

really, val-kill was kind of the backyard to the big roosevelt home and during summertime, this was used for parties and picnics. there was a swimming pool here too where the president loved to swim, and it was quite a historic pool because people like king george vi of great britain and winston churchill both swam in that pool. eleanor roosevelt passed away in november of 1962, and when she died, this was not given over to the national park services. fdr's home was. her son, john, was living here at the time of her death in the stone cottage. by then, nancy cook and marian dickerman had moved away, and he livid here f lived here for a number of years, and then he decided to sell val-kill. he did offer it to the national park service and the federal government in 1970. they were not interested. and so, he sold the property, and he sold eleanor roosevelt's furniture at public auction. and it was in 1975 that a grassroots movement here in hyde park started the movement to save val-kill and make it into a national historic site. well, eleanor roosevelt's story is not just the story of a fir

. >> musikfest is welcoming grammy winner jason mraz as its first headliner for the summertime festivalcement yesterday. tickets for the august 12th concert go on sale to the general public on friday at 10:00 a.m. the 35th annual musikfest runs from august 3rd to the 12th in bethlehem. more headliner announcements are coming soon. >> it's 5:57 and cleanup in the state capitol. crews in trenton, new jersey, are using extreme measures to try to scare away some really dirty birds. >> the colonel wants to be your valentine's. we'll tell you about the kfc card that is a scratch and sniff. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 6:00 a.m. on this tuesday february 13th. here's what we're following. >> the flu epidemic is still spreading across our area and fast. and at least one hospital is using technology to try to stop it. >> the super bowl celebration for the philadelphia eagles provided a huge boost to the city. we'll tell you about the good news for our

i usually come out here and it is cold and windy and it's like summertime. it's hard to forget that it's february. >> reporter: john broke a sweat is passengers enjoyed the ride.>> it's like a negative 6 out there. it's a awesome place to be here in california. san francisco is a beautiful place. >> reporter: today you can go for a run chill on the bench with a book. >> we love it. it is very rare. the water is cold. >> reporter: just for fun these swimmers were taken part in the 24 hour relay. >> usually this weekend is downpours. this is like we are on vacation. >> reporter: this time local should be heading to the sierra enjoying skiing and tahoe instead can was busy at home. >> today more locals are coming in. >> reporter: just yesterday in pennsylvania he saw his shadow which means we should be seeing six more weeks of winter but the groundhog was looking at the east coast. >> this weather is amazing today. we came from our town to enjoy our birthdays and it is the most beautiful day. >> reporter: it was still a picture-perfect day three days into febru

. - you know, and it's, i can kinda only sustain the large band in the summertime when we're able to play, play some outdoor venues and the kinda dates that can support the budget. i mean, when i have the large band out, we're 30 people on the road with crew. - [evan] i mean, large is large in that case. - well, it feels large to me, and we're 14 on stage, but we're two trucks and three buses, and it's, you know, we carry our own sound and lights. - it's a big production. - it is a big production. - and hagen, you say, you've played with, i mean, i know the name john hagen because if you live in this community or you go see you, you know john hagen. amazing cello player, great fixture on the scene. others in that band have also been with you for a long time. - i met matt rollings who plays, just the most brilliant piano player in the world. i me 1years old. ray herndon who plays guitar in the large band was in the same band matt was in, jay david sloan and the rogues was the name of the band. they were the house band at a club in phoenix called mr. lucky's. i've played with him, i ma

. >>> hawaiian airlines have cancelled hundreds of summertime flights from the bay area to the islands. the affected flights launching from sfo and honolulu and oakland and -- right in time for summer vacations. hawaiians said passengers will be rebooked onto over flights and the airline says new planes they were hoping to fly have been delayed by the manufactured air bus. problems with the engines are preventing air bus from delivering the jets on time. >>> the hit film "black panther" hugely popular. in kenya sold out and cancering other movie screenings to show black panther quoon more one teacher buying 200 tickets to. >> i wanted them to be part of the pride and black panther. >> did you like the movie. >> yes. >> the bay area special screening of "black panther" held yesterday with a prefilm discussion about culture and identity. and proseeds from the movie, the program that perhaps inner city students to attend historically black colleges. a. >>> a daring prison break caught on camera in ohio. a cloos room in a minimum security prison. picking up a table, smashing a window and o

arctic we have to learn quickly because the arctic doesn't forgive any mistakes not even in the summertime at minus ten two weeks ago two dutch scientists died in the ice not far away they had underestimated the dangers one of them broke through the ice the other one froze even the most experienced hunters could be affected any time out here. we'll walk no easy. by that got that to move. our i get there lipstick lipstick i get them if it feels good right if we tried to eat a half half lipstick half after eight. days your lucky man had us right after that the arm of the wooden up could. we soon get a creeping understanding of what's coming our way of how dangerous life can be out here all year round. during the summer the ice breaks up and huge flows drift apart. the snowmobile leaks server the crack at full speed then the sleigh is pulled across over deep icy water. some of these cracks are so wide that every attempt to cross them becomes an adventure for us at least. my. we carry on like this for eight hours there are regular moments of terror and then a sigh of relief that everything wen

it's an on going construction zone this our latest phase starts today it will not reopen until summertime exit at first avenue, instead. watch for that. i was scanning the was app i found someone talking about an accident on rising sun avenue in the city. watch tore that, as well. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing a band of showers moving through the i-95 door corridor, you're wet in wilmington, and woodbury in the city itself and chadds ford up near the schuylkill expressway and traveling near trenton, i-95 traveling a little bit wet there. most of the precipitation that steady stuff along the coastline, so in southern delaware and new jersey, roads are particularly wet there. we look at the numbers, 51 degrees, temperatures are dropping through the day, but nonetheless it's wet and not white. roads are wet, matt. >> an explosion and fire at an electric substation threw much of puerto rico into darkness. the island electric power authority said several municipalities are without power. the blackout comes as 400,000 people remain in the dark five months after hurricane maria hit th

that's concerning is because the sierra snowpack is basically the state's water supply come the summertimeso this snow is not your light fluffy snow. this is heavy snow. it's got some real water to it. you throw it up and that's clumpy snow. there's good water in it and that's great news. this will add to the water supply and ultimately to the reservoirs. as always, creating all kinds of issues on the roads and closing lots of schools today as this snow continues to dump. we're pretty low. at the gold run rest area. in the sierra, i'm mike -- back to you. >>> the snow has reached some peaks in the bay area. take a look. nasa weather service tweeted out this photo. the observatory is at 4200 feet in the south bay. >>> the city of san jose is opening warming centers. today they are at the actually community library -- tully library. and people are being given snacks, soup, and warm drinks. and the city is providing shuttle service and bus tokens to make it easier to get to the centers. >> it's great to see it rosemary, it's been such a dry month. >> we're all feeling a little bit giddy. all

. >>> they have cancelled hundreds of summertime flights. thefected flights were supposed to launch right in time for summer vacations. passengers will be rebooked onto its other flights. airlines says new planes have been delayed by the manufacturer airbus. problems with the engines are preventing airbus from delivering the jets on time. >>> the mega hit film black panthers not only setting records in this country but it is proving to be hugely many cast other movies. one activist bought tickets for 200 children. >> i wanted them to celebrate, to be part of the party, to be part of the pride of black panther. >> did you like the movie? >> yes. >> here in the bay area a special screening was held with a discussion about culture and identify before the film. in oakland proceeds mover i ha movie went for historically black colleges. >> a daring prison break. take a look at the video taken friday night in ohio. you're looking at a classroom in a minimum security prison. three inmates decided to pick up a table, smash the window and you see out

. >>> musikfest introduced a preview night ahead of the summertime festival if bethlehem. today organizers announced the trombone throw down on thursday august 2nd. the night before the musikfest officially kicks off. ticket sales go on sale on friday at 10:00 a.m. >>> next at 6:00, philadelphia police continue their search for fans turned vandals in the wake of the eagles super bowl success. that and much more next for adam joseph, cecily tynan and jaime apody and the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams have a nice evening. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. tuesday night and pennsylvania governor tom wolf rejects the gop's proposed congressional map and authorities seized $2.5 million worn of heroin and fentanyl from a philadelphia home. but the big story is the on going search for the young vandals that did their damage on super bowl night and during the parade. the huge crowds were largely behaved but that doesn't mean there wasn't isolate the incidents of hooliganism. and we s

he probably has to get a part-time job in the summertime to supplement his income. graduated as a teacher and i said i'm in a try something else. it's not to talk with the military and one of the reasons they go to the military is to further their education. his entire rant was his moral high ground and his horse because he didn't have the [bleep] to go pick up a gun independent country. [applause] greg: what about you, david? i think he should get his job back on one condition that he spends a year embedded somewhere. imagine he would get learning experience. >> they should have one battalion that just festers an and -- [inaudible conversations] this guy, look, i didn't during the military because i know i'm too much of a loser. (. greg: i would not last. i'd be home on the bus in the second day. what about you, kat? >> i love that he's saying people in the military are dumb when he's making these kind of comments in a room full of recording devices and i mean this guy would be drunk to stand up there and say your uncle louie is stupid. they're getting paid to be a

this is like a summertime crowd. this is definitely a summertime crowd. have the twins that are here. we love you. come on this way. come on. we have a breast cancer survivor. we love you. and tenth anniversary, we love you. where are the girl scouts? >> check out this sign up top. we've been raising money since kindergarten to be here. is that right? >> yeah. >> where are you from? >> wisconsin. >> how many cookies did you have to sell to get here? >> as many as we can. >> we want to say thank you for coming. we want to put you on tv. and we want to say hi to these girls. what's your name? >> haney. >> glad you game. are you from memphis? >> yes. >> you're from alexandria, virginia, we love you, too. we have a nice group. wait a minute. my teacher promised me an "a" if i appeared on the "today" show. what's your name? >> ron. >> you're welcome. >> just ahead, everything we need to know, apparently, as we prepare to head to south korea, from the saunas to the snacks. keir shows us what to expect. >> nice, keir. >>> and speaking of snacks, wherever we trav

summertime, too. >> monica says that when mark stern returned at the end of november 2008, he told her he had been bicycling around europe. it was then, monica says, she and that outdoorsy american began skiing together practically every day. and he began telling her stories about his life. >> he told me to be married and to be divorced. and to have a strange wife, asking money, money, money, money, money. mercedes first. >> he said his wife wanted all these things. >> exactly. he laughed about her. >> he laughed about her. >> yeah. >> monica says mark stern told her he was a stockbroker from new york who had made a lot of money but now only wanted to live a peaceful life. >> and he told me, my life was really, really, really stressed, and now -- and here i enjoy here and so i've found finally quiet. and that was impressive for me because i'm quiet. >> according to monica, her mark stern was a born romantic, who knew how to sweep a girl off her feet. >> so valentine's day 2009, he arrived with this rose with a big smile, was an amazing night. so there happened private things. >> love.