capture and ultimate death of john wilkes-booth but first we want to go to laura joining us from sun cityay blinken.robert e. lee homestead for a wonderful memorial part and then i learned about it more through walter knott at knots berry farm because he had applied when mccain was shot and of course while disney had the disneyland lincoln statue. it's been a disneyland for a long time but then of course i learned about the lincoln library which i understand is -- so i was just wondering how they lincoln library influence this persons life as as he wrote this wonderful book lacks. >> host: thank you laura. we will get a response. >> guest: i'm not sure i understood the question. it was a question about the lincoln library in springfield illinois but what was the question? >> guest: she was talking about really how so many people over the years including walt disney had tried to carry on the life of lincoln and bring him to life to people who obviously were not around when he was here in 1865. >> guest: i very much like that walt disney figure. as they called it the audio animatronic figur

city. >> reporter: the sun sets on 20 years of grief and reflection on the worst act of domestic

of sunshine no rain, take a look outside aboard chopper 6, there is william penn atop city hall, you can see the sunthat shot can't you? it's still there 69 degrees in philadelphia. feeling warm out there winds picked up out of the southwest at 16 that's about as strong as they will go today. 6 off in trenton, as well. 65 in millville. 66 in atlantic city. along the coast you're in the low to mid 50s you're right where the cool air is up from the south. you'll be cooler on the coastline. reading 68. everybody looking pretty nice. satellite showing how we had that sweep of clouds this morning, it got out of town in a hurry. there's lots of sunshine. later today we'll see high cloud cover filter in and transition into partly sunny sky cover. it will be nice no matter how much sun and clouds you've got. 72 degrees in allentown. not too shabby. down the shore, 61 in atlantic city. partly sunny and cooler some spots down the shore may be a couple of degrees milder the farther south you go. in philadelphia, 7 # -- 72 today. overnight tonight more clouds build in, we stay on the mild side. toward dawn ther

city to the height it has grown. >> an investigation by the baltimore sun found the city paid out more than $6 million since 2011 totle lawsuits alleging police plis conduct. no immediate comment from bats to the criticism of him but one police official said the department has undergone extensive retraining. >> our officers are exonerated in most of the cases. they are settled out of court because it is cheaper just to give money away and then it is all over with. >> mayor rawlings blake and current police officials say under their watch lawsuits against the police for police misconduct have gone way down but the baltimore sun reports the city is still paying out many of those lawsuits spending $255,000 just over the past two weeks. brian todd, cnn, baltimore. >> in the u.s. state of indiana, a high school musical performance came to a sudden and violent end. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> nearly two dozen students were injured when the stage just collapsed during a school performance near indianapolis. at least one student was critically injured. >> everybody was singing. it was the last song and you just hear this huge bang

we are tracking strong if not severe showers and storms mainly south of the city otherwise we break out into a few peeks of sunard pressed to get to that, we'll track it for you throughout the day. here is a look at stories you'll see at 4:00, a horrifying story that made headlines all over america, a group of people accused of holding the mentally disabled in a tacony basement. we'll follow this developing story in delaware where at least one person has died in a smoke i apartment fire. that is it for noon, join us for 4:00 5:00 and 6:00 and stay in touch on 6abc.com, facebook and twitter. for the entire "action news" team i'm matt o'donnell have a great friday and a great weekend. woman: i was tired of my chronic constipation and the way it made me feel the discomfort the bloating the straining. i'd just felt this way for too long. so i finally talked to my doctor about my symptoms. i'd tried laxatives before. he prescribed amitiza (lubiprostone) for my chronic constipation. it works differently than laxatives. man: amitiza is clinically shown to help relieve common symptoms like bloating abdominal discomfor

capture and ultimate death of john wilkes-booth but first we want to go to laura joining us from sun city time but then of course i learned about the lincoln library which i understand is -- so i was just wondering how they lincoln library influence this persons life as as he wrote this wonderful book lacks. >> host: thank you laura. we will get a response. >> guest: i'm not sure i understood the question. it was a question about the lincoln library in springfield illinois but what was the question? >> guest: she was talking about really how so many people over the years including walt disney had tried to carry on the life of lincoln and bring him to life to people who obviously were not around when he was here in 1865. >> guest: i very much like that walt disney figure. as they called it the audio animatronic figure of lincoln that he created for the new york world's fair 1963 improved tremendously popular so you made it a permanent attraction at disneyland and of course at disney world in the hall of presidents there's so roomful of talking living presidents. i'm a big believer in getti

there's the sun in atlantic city peeking through. we are expecting more in the way of sunshine today than what we saw yesterday. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing a couple of showers to the southwest here from baltimore through dover running over the delaware bay region, a lot of that will stay to the south. it will be moving just like that here just a couple of spritzes and syringesles that's about it. -- sprinkles 48 degrees, dewpoint 29, winds out of the north northeast at 8 miles per hour. the barometer is holding steady. frost advisory is in effect for lehigh valley and upper bucks county and the poconos, and these temperatures will rise rapidly. allentown, 36 degrees. dover, 44. sea isle city, on the boardwalk atlantic city coming in at 47. satellite and radar we've actually been on the northern fringe of a couple of storm systems over the neck 48 hours. the actual low is sitting here. in guys is racing off the coast it will push east off the delmarva over the next couple of hours, we'll see improving conditions over the

sun. how the city plans to make sure everyone's wearing enough spf. >> and what happened to the sun frommedegrees in gilroy yesterday to socked in along the coast but we're seeing the clearing in san francisco. what's going on with the weather? we've got the details as the news continues on kpix 5. >>> taking a look at wall street on this tuesday. and it's been a very good day up a little over 70 points with about 45 minutes left in trading. >>> well the nfl is going to have to pay taxes. commissioner roger goodell making that announcement today. he said he was eliminating a quote distraction, the nfl's revenue and salaries will now no longer be secret. the league has been under pressure for some time now over whether they deserved a tax exemption. >>> and web cams and baby monitors hooked up to the internet are becoming vulnerable to hackers. >> danielle nottingham spoke with a cyber security expert in san francisco who says it doesn't take much to protect yourself. >> reporter: megan knew something was wrong when the monitor camera was moving and she wasn't controlling it. >> i yelled int

this map compiled by the "baltimore sun" shows 211 homicides in the city last year.has seen 63. these numbers are vastly better than in previous decades when crime was notoriously high. more than 350 homicides in 1993 alone. at the time police recruitment videos used the slogan and you thought your job was tough. >> how would you like it if we quit? >> reporter: it is a dangerous job tado that is difficult to do without criticism. the baltimore police department is working hard to posting photos of outreach efforts. it's an effort of which the mayor is proud. >> i think baltimore has had a very challenging history when it comes to the black community and the police department. we've done a lot of work and made a lot of progress. >> reporter: but for many in the citydolittle in the wake of videos such as these showing officer brutality. residents say it's all too common. >> freddie gray is not the only one they beat up. >> reporter: quality more sun" reported that the city had paid more than $5.7 million in judgments and settlements for alleged police misconduct since

host: sun city, arizona. republican. caller: thank you very much. good morning, c-span. what a great discussion we have going this morning. one of the places that i found information on this, and for vicki sitting there, the starry eyed liberal. she has these delusions of grandeur that the government will take care of these problems for businesses. if you just leave the businesses alone to take care of themselves, they will do it. an employer would have to be extremely full dish to hire women -- fulloolish to hire women at a better price than men or the other way around because they would lose employees like that. when thomas sole looked at this, there was maybe a 5% difference between men and women. i'm 70 years old, i have been watching these numbers for the last 30 years, a lot of it on c-span. is absolutely incredible that vicki consider their and come up with the same numbers that they had 25 years ago, and if the numbers are true, it means the government has been totally an effective at doing anything to solve this. guest: first of all, there has been progress. the

the city settled the case and paised her $125,000. a baltimore sunestigation sound the city has paid nearly $6 million since 2011, to settle a hundred claims of baltimore police using excessive force. >> it's getting out of hand. >> reporter: tensions were high here long before anger gripped the city after the unexplained death this week of freddy grey who suffered a spinal chord injury in police custody. >> this family is not in a hurry, except they want to know right now. >> reporter: the grey's lawyer is among many demanding answers and reforms like police body cameras. >> it's going to result in people being good to each other again. >> reporter: the mayor and police chief were already making changes, and they promise full transparency. >> his family deserves answer and he community sdefshs answers, and that's what i want to provide for them. >> reporter: to this stay star brown, though remains leery of police. >> i can't teach my daughter to look at the police as a form of protection. it's pretty sad. it's pretty disheartening. it makes you not

atlantic city on the beach, lots of sun and breezy, 57 degrees is the forecasted high there. you go inland the atlantic city and i want, highs top out in the low 60s cooler on the waller. philadelphia, 62 mostly sunny breezy winds out of the northwest at 15 to 25 miles per hour. the day planner looks like, temperatures close in on 60 degrees by lunchtime. that's where we are camping out later this afternoon. the high 62. that will occur somewhere between 3 and 5:00 p.m. this afternoon, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast nice and quiet steady as she goes over the next several days, 62 degrees this afternoon. 68 sunday, 72 monday, lots of sunshine, very comfortable conditions next three days, tuesday a quick-moving frontal system pulls through it could trigger a shower or two in the morning hours 68 degrees, clouds and sun. wednesday and thursday, mixed skies, temperatures in the mid 60s, friday, clouds, maybe a few showers 68 degrees. a lot better. >> spring for many people means golf season is upon us. if you're looking for an easier way to hit the links. foot golf m

. >> major events earlier in the evening, we had a group march down to the down sun area to city hall, we had no major issues with that. we had a small group within that group of about four to five people that we stopped and had a conversation with but allowed that em to proceed on that group had no issues. very proud of them. they came down, did a first amendment rights and went back and returned to the area that they had come from. >> reporter: for now the curfew will remain in effect for a week and authorities say the national guard will continue to patrol the streets. head over to my facebook page to see some of the positive images emerging this morning of the cleanup effort and the residents who are uniting to reject violence and vowing to protect their neighbors and their city. tam back to you. >> okay, thank you erin. >>> we're also monitoring the unrest in ferguson, missouri. there were reports that two separate shootings wounded two people near demonstrations against police. crowds gathered near the site where an officer killed 18-year-old michael brown last year. gunfire hit

downtown san francisco 67 degrees. 62 in the sun set district. daly city with fog and along the coast lane 60's with the fog along the bodega bay stenson beach area but most areas 80's. 77 in nap a.east bay mild soap day. 74 oakland. 75 hayward. head inland and you still feel the warmth. 83 cop cord. 85 livermore. accu-weather 7 difficult forecast. we go with cooler at the coast tomorrow. cooling spreads as we head towards the weekend around the bay and inland by sunday. really by monday you notice it. next week tuesday through thursday we are back down to average upper 50's to low 70's. slit chance of a few showers. >> we'll take it. >> thanks the. >> coming fix!next >> coming fix on 7 news. flying with the force. >> may want to check [bulldog yawns] i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event is ending soon. choose $300 in free gifts, and get up to 48 months interest-free financing with any tempur-pedic mattress. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ is. >> chew we are home. >> star war fans went galactic today tirs glimpse of han

according to a "balt sun" investigation, the city has paid about 100 people more than $5 million to settle police brutality cases. how bad are relations between police and this community? >> as bad as good and evil. >> reporter: what does that mean? >> as bad as black and white. >> reporter: what does that-- >> it's total opposites. they don't care about us, and i know people that-- that-- that will get their house broken into and will not call the the police. >> reporter: valerie pool is praying the distrust and resentment doesn't destroy the city. what's next for this city? what do you think? >> um,un what, sir i have no idea. >> reporter: bal police tactics have led to a consistent drop in murders. so far this year, just 68. scott, in the 90s, that was a number that routinely topped 300 a year. >> pelley: jeff pegues reporting. jeff, thanks very much. 34 kids were arrested, but not toya graham's 16-year-old michael. she gave him a piece of her mind and a good portion of had he ever hand. today, toya graham spoke to cbs news producer christina ruffini. >> i can see the objects being thro

downtown san francisco 67 degrees. 62 in the sun set district. daly cityh fog and along the coast lane 60's with the fog along the bodega bay stenson beach area but most areas 80's. 77 in nap a.east bay mild soap day. 74 oakland. 75 hayward. head inland and you still feel the warmth. 83 cop cord. 85 livermore. accu-weather 7 difficult forecast. we go with cooler at the coast tomorrow. cooling spreads as we head towards the weekend around the bay and inland by sunday. really by monday you notice it. next week tuesday through thursday we are back down to average upper 50's to low 70's. slit chance of a few showers. >> we'll take it. >> thanks the. >> coming fix!next >> coming fix on 7 news. flying with the force. >> may want to female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event is on now! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ wow. sweet new subaru, huh mitch? yep. you're selling the mitchmobile!? man, we had

sun is coming up there looks great at jack frost big boulder. moving down to the shore look at this, beautiful in atlantic city with the sun, glistening offer the atlantic ocean and then we head out to kutztown, and the sun coming up there, too. 36 degrees. the temperature out there. we do have some cooler air this morning than we saw yesterday morning, with the afternoon, warmer than yesterday. 64 degrees, sun, clouds, still breezy, but the breeze comes out of the southwest, advice cents the northwest so it will feel better today than it did yesterday. forty-three out at the airport in philadelphia. thirty-nine in trenton 39 degrees in wilmington, at the freezing mark in the poconos, right now and 42 down in atlantic city. but that's still 20 degrees cooler than it was yesterday morning at this time. but in the afternoon, we end up with some ones err full conditions, our temperatures by noon, 58 degrees. by 3:00 p.m. we're at 64 degrees. there may be couple of extra clouds little later on this afternoon, but still not a big deal at all. our weather should be mostly sunny most of the time there is computer model says the poconos could see sprin

according to "the baltimore sun," the city has paid out more than $5.7 million to the victims of, quote, undue force by police officers. live in the satellite center, delia goncalves, wusa9. >> on that note, back on capitol hill, the senate planning to hold hearings on the use of police body cameras. south carolina senator tim scott called for the hearings saying these cameras would provide, quote, increased protection for both law enforcement officers and those they serve. this comes as more and more police officers are being accused of excessive force. >>> 6:36. we congratulate brad engborg. he says he should be the fan of the day -- [ inaudible ] >> you win two tickets to see the dave matthews band. if you want to follow his lead, head to our facebook page and fill out the form. >> it's chilly out here. i have the jacket on but maybe i wish i had agent bit after heavier coat on -- had a little bit of a heavier coat o. we're down to 36 degrees in frederick and win chest. 46 in downtown washington. -- winchester. 46 in downtown washington and 42 at andrews. temperatures are not going t

it is a mix of sun and clouds. 69 san jose and on the peninsula 67 redwood city. you will need your sunscreen in downtown san francisco. 62 degrees. in the north bay 60s and 70s. 67 santa rosa and 50s near the beaches. in the east bay 67 oakland. union city a mix of sun and clouds inland. the a's will take on the rangers at o-dot-co coliseum. the temperature comes up to 66 at 3:30. really a nice, mild day. the uv index is running high. you know what that means. a look at the accu-weather seven-day forecast. we bump up the temperatures tomorrow. a little warmer as we head into the weekend. low to mid70s for the warmest spots. upper 50s to low 60s at the coast. and now i know this is not good. monday rain chances have faded, but we bring a slight chance of rain on tuesday. we had to push it back but that's it. >> as long as it is still there. >> it is still there for the time being. >> thank you sandhya. >> coming up next on abc7 news too close for comfort. >> a whale of a tale caught female announcer: get on board for better sleep! it's sleep train's interest free

downtown san francisco 67 degrees. 62 in the sun set district. daly cityh fog and along the coast lane 60's with the fog along the bodega bay stenson beach area but most areas 80's. 77 in nap a.east bay mild soap day. 74 oakland. 75 hayward. head inland and you still feel the warmth. 83 cop cord. 85 livermore. accu-weather 7 difficult forecast. we go with cooler at the coast tomorrow. cooling spreads as we head towards the weekend around the bay and inland by sunday. really by monday you notice it. next week tuesday through thursday we are back down to average upper 50's to low 70's. slit chance of a few showers. >> we'll take it. >> thanks the. >> coming fix!next >> coming fix on 7 news. flying with the force. >> may want to check this is brian. every day, brian drives carefully to work. and every day brian drives carefully to work, there are rate suckers. he's been paying more for car insurance because of their bad driving for so long, he doesn't even notice them anymore. but one day brian gets snapshot from progressive. now brian has a rate based on his

he said one consolation left is that children raised in the city of the sun will always be the brightesty the migrant workers could create workers rights was to unionize. at this time, that was a dangerous concept. today it is like yes, i will join a union. at that time, not so much of an option without facing some kind of violence. in these lyrics, "1913 massacre, " he talks about a party where some union members were joining during christmas and the boss been created a panic by saying there was a fire and then locked the doors. it was in calumet, michigan. woody guthrie: ♪ one of them screams and says there's a fire a lady, she hollered, there is no such a thing keep on with your party there is no suchy thing ♪ ♪ >> i think woody would go back into history and research other events that were pertinent to the struggles the workers were still facing. in the first line, he says, "take a trip back with me to 1913." so he makes it clear he is going back. he is telling the story of this massacre that happened in 1913. he is pointing out this fight they are facing for workers, for displaced o

sun." it captures a city that has descended into chaos. the paper tweeting out its made its coverage on line free and open which means no digital subscription is required today. more images of the deteriorating situation continue to come in and we will bring them to you this morning from the live desk. >>> angie, thank you. time for weather and traffic on the ones as we take a live look outside right now. it's a chilly start. tom, how about our weather? >> we've had the chilly air move in overnight in the wake of those sprinkles we had yesterday afternoon. just a few clouds in the metro area. just on the eastern shore now getting a few sprinkles in central delaware and that's a little bit west of there, near chestertown tracking off to the south and east. it's going to be breaking up by the time it gets down to the bay bridge. temperatures right now are near 50 around the bay. nearby suburbs, low 40s. and farther to our west most of virginia and maryland rural areas are 40s, including shenandoah valley. you can post your pictures. i posted

it is a mix of sun and clouds. 69 san jose and on the peninsula 67 redwood city.n francisco. 62 degrees. in the north bay 60s and 70s. 67 santa rosa and 50s near the beaches. in the east bay 67 oakland. union city a mix of sun and clouds inland. the a's will take on the rangers at o-dot-co coliseum. the temperature comes up to 66 at 3:30. really a nice, mild day. the uv index is running high. you know what that means. a look at the accu-weather seven-day forecast. we bump up the temperatures tomorrow. a little warmer as we head into the weekend. low to mid70s for the warmest spots. upper 50s to low 60s at the coast. and now i know this is not good. monday rain chances have faded, but we bring a slight chance of rain on tuesday. we had to push it back but that's it. >> as long as it is still there. >> it is still there for the time being. >> thank you sandhya. >> coming up next on abc7 news too close for comfort. >> a whale of a tale female announcer: get on board for better sleep! it's sleep train's interest free for 3 event! get three years interest-free financin

are live on sky six taking a look at reading pennsylvania, the view from the pad going atlantic city the sunto break through the clouds. the good news is we will get rid of these clouds in time for your weekend. the weekend is looking very nice. and the accuweather highlights will show you really the only downside to tomorrow with high pressure building in will get winds out of the northwest at about 12 to 25 miles an hour. so, future tracker showing 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon wind gusts around 20, 25 maybe even 30 miles per hour in the poconos. it will be a breezy day but remember last saturday. last saturday we had wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour. it won't be nearly as windy as last saturday. sunday the winds diminish and temperatures even a little bit warmer. tomorrow 62 degrees. future tracker showing 2 o'clock in the afternoon philadelphia up to 68 degrees. so, it's going to be one of those weekends you want to get outside. right now our winds have shifted out of the south. it's just too little too late. philadelphia 56. millville 62. sea isle city 55. allentown 52. the poconos stu

it is a mix of sun and clouds. 69 san jose and on the peninsula 67 redwood city. you will need your sunscreen in downtown san francisco. 62 degrees. in the north bay 60s and 70s. 67 santa rosa and 50s near the beaches. in the east bay 67 oakland. union city a mix of sun and clouds inland. the a's will take on the rangers at o-dot-co coliseum. the temperature comes up to 66 at 3:30. really a nice, mild day. the uv index is running high. you know what that means. a look at the accu-weather seven-day forecast. we bump up the temperatures tomorrow. a little warmer as we head into the weekend. low to mid70s for the warmest spots. upper 50s to low 60s at the coast. and now i know this is not good. monday rain chances have faded, but we bring a slight chance of rain on tuesday. we had to push it back but that's it. >> as long as it is still there. >> it is still there for the time being. >> thank you sandhya. >> coming up next on abc7 news too close for comfort. >> a whale of a tale caught when i have an asthma attack... i feel scared. sometimes my parents have to take m

even atlantic city. the sun is really helping to warm things up. closer to the poconos and parts of the lehigh valley a little more cloud cover today, maybe an isolated shower later on too. but by 11:00 this morning, for much of the area temperatures will be in the mid-50s. and by 2:00 p.m. we'll be warm warming to around 60 degrees. and by the afternoon, 5:00 p.m. we'll be topping out in the low 60s, it so looks pretty good for any easter egg hunts. coming up, i'll show you what the phillies home opener forecast looks like and several days of rain in the seven-day forecast, that's straight ahead. >>> an attempted carjacking caught on video. find how the driver and a good samaritan sprang into action to put the breaks on this crime. >>> and we are just one day away from the phillies home opener. next, we'll show you how the ballpark is preparing for the big day. >>> this was the scene in iraq this morning, where christians displaced by fighting attended easter mass. many of these people came from other parts of the country, seized by isis. some say

this afternoon, a light breeze bumps the temperatures into the upper 50s to lower 60s and plan city of sunbout the traffic leyla? >> so far, so good. we do have fog so use the low beams. it is clear at the bay bridge toll plaza and traffic is moving without a hitch and it is light very few cars right now. 680 southbound out of pleasant hill to walnut creek is moving along at top speeds, accident free to start us this morning. we do have areas of construction and i tell you where those are coming up. >>> in the news at 4:29 a huge day for pg&e and the victims of the 2010 explosion and fired that killed eight. regulators. vote on massive fines and penalties at a meeting. amy hollyfield is in san francisco. we are talking a lot of money. they will fine them more than $1 billion. the new president at the p.u.c. is questioning how that punishment will be and how safe pg&e can be in the future. the fine is for causing the explosion in san bruno that killed eight people in 2010. today, the p.u.c. will listen to public comment before handing down the punishment but the president said that peg make

the city paid her $125,000. a baltimore sun investigation found the city has paid nearly $6 million since 2011 to settle more than 100 claims of baltimore police using excessive force. >> kind of getting out of hand and they need to do something about it. right? >> reporter: tensions were high here long after the fear gripped the city after death of freddy gray. he died a week after his arrest. >> the family isn't in a hurry except they want to know right now. >> family among the many that want answers regarding police body cameras. >> it's going to result in people being good to each other again. >> the city and the police chief were already rolling out body cams. >> we know we can't bring mr. gray back but his family deserves answers and the community deserves answers and that's what i want to give them. >> her daughter shares fear too. >> i can't teach her to look at the police as a form of protection. it's pretty sad. it's pretty disheartening. it makes you not believe in their system. >> jonathan betz reporting. eugene o'd

they are obviously, paranoid that their business could be looted here as the sun begins to set on the city of baltimore. we just went to the other side of c.v.s. the situation like i said there, was like a war zone. we felt like it wasn't safe to do a live report from there. we had to retreat to where we're standing right now with lots of police protection. i want to show you s that we sent to the station that i just snapped about 10 15 minutes ago. the first one is of a minivan. we were driving by and you can see some bags. you can also see what appeared to be like shampoo or body wash bottles, two individuals were loading their minivan just stocking it full with bags that we believe were full of items taken from the c.v.s. we have another photo i want to show you. this is a photo of two men sitting on the sidewalk about 200 to 300 feet from where i'm standing right now in that neighborhood. it looked to us that those bags on the ground were full of prescription medicine. one would presume that that medicine came from this c.v.s. pharmacy that was heavily looted. another picture that was

halo around that sun in atlantic city and every where else you will see this view. veling east bound, sun glare becomes an issue. so keep that in mind here but man, this is basically the the nicest day we have had so far this year. the win will start to pick up here but for now it is chilly i'll give thaw but win is nice and light and we have beautiful views now that the sunnies coming up. we will go on a babies tour around our eyewitness weather watcher observations. julia has nice clear skies in allentown my old stumping ground. 33 degrees there. she's looking ahead to the nice warm upcoming our way. taking it further south to 27 degrees sent in from shelby. we'd love to see your profile picture whenever you get a chance to send that in. clear skies. 27 degrees in royersford specifically. 32 degrees in phil, i hope i'm saying that one night but clear skies with 32 degrees in north wales. a new bee to the program. he has a comment that we will get to quickly calm frosty great point. you may need extra minor two to thaw out the windshield. as we, take you to storm sc

daly city 63. the sun will be shining in the north bay. 80 in santa rosa napa and san rafael. 76 oakland. you will need the sunscreen. castro valley 75. 80 in antioch and 77 in concord. giants are taking on the rockies again tomorrow night. at&t park, expecting milder weather and not the wind that we saw today. 63 and dropping to about 59 degrees. the accu-weather seven-day forecast and we will continue the steady climb in terms of the numbers. by friday it is close to 90 inland and upper 60s along the coast and then drop those temperatures a few degrees this weekend and much cooler next week and maybe some rain on wednesday. i foe it is far out. -- i know it is far out. >> we have to hang on to something. >>ing >> something. >>> it brings new meaning to the term text message? >> a special note >>> and liftoff. the falcon sores from the perch. >> the latest shot at history to land a used rocket that didn't quite make it. and now there is video showing how cross it came. the falcon 9 launched successfully s

city. winds today, clouds and sun 56 degrees. colder, 33 degrees overnight tonight, 37 for center city. easter sunday not looking that bad. lots of sunshine to start. chilly morning 37 degrees, milled day 352 skies of blue. by afternoon increasing clouds we'll call it sun and clouds, 62 degrees and shower threat is possible well north and west, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows delightful conditions for monday, the phillies home opener, look at this, sun and clouds 70 degrees, tuesday we get into that unsettled weather pattern again. 64 clouds increase, periods of rain throughout the day. more showers expected wednesday. more rain expected for thursday, friday morning there could be a leftover shower and by afternoon we're warming with the return of sunshine and 70 degrees. right now easter sunday looks good, next week that's another story. >> well, we'll enjoy the holiday weekend, thank you chris. >>> a new fyi philly is coming your way tonight at 7:00 p.m. >> reporter: south philly has a new hangout it's a bowl

host: sun city, arizona. republican. caller: thank you very much. good morning, c-span.hat a great discussion we have going this morning. one of the places that i found information on this, and for vicki sitting there, the starry eyed liberal. she has these delusions of grandeur that the government will take care of these problems for businesses. if you just leave the businesses alone to take care of themselves, they will do it. an employer would have to be extremely full dish to hire women -- fulloolish to hire women at a better price than men or the other way around because they would lose employees like that. when thomas sole looked at this, there was maybe a 5% difference between men and women. i'm 70 years old, i have been watching these numbers for the last 30 years, a lot of it on c-span. is absolutely incredible that vicki consider their and come up with the same numbers that they had 25 years ago, and if the numbers are true, it means the government has been totally an effective at doing anything to solve this. guest: first of all, there has been progress. the w

city to the height it has grown. >> reporter: an investigation by the baltimore sun found the city paid out more than $6 million sincetle lawsuits allegy police misconduct. no immediate comment from batts to the criticism. the department has undergone extensive reforms and retraining. the head of the baltimore's police union down played the lawsuits. >> our officers are exonerated in most of the cases. they're settled out of court because it's cheaper just to give money away. and then it's all over with. >> reporter: now mayor rawlings blake and police officials say under their watch, lawsuits over the conduct of police officials or police misconduct, brutality have gone way down. but the baltimore sun is reporting the city is still paying out some of those lawsuits spending $255,000 alone over the past two weeks. >> wow, some numbers. brian todd for us in baltimore. i want to dig deeper with baltimore's police commissioner. you saw him featured there in that story. commissioner talk to us a little bit about some of the -- first off, i want to point out as we're seeing the pictures of crowds gathering there in baltim

looking at to where they still have a few showers out there in the far east but for us we have sun in the city and 54, 54 concord. san jose 57. willow glen, there's a little bit of rain coming down now. north of the altamont pass, as you head east on 580, there's a little cell out there. but the major action was out in the central valley and continues to be true. rainfall totals we did fairly well. pretty much as forecast. 1.5" in the santa cruz mountains at ben lomond. in the city two-thirds of an inch. in redwood city, almost an inch. and livermore about a a half inch of rain. hailstorm at 3:15 this afternoon in napa. here's what's happening in the mountains. winter storm warnings posted through midnight with snow levels down to 2500 feet now. cold air behind this snowfall about two feet above 7,000 by tomorrow. and winds up there to about 30 miles an hour. so they will get a good dusting tonight. out the door tomorrow morning, there's still a chance of a lingering shower or two, bring an umbrella but then you're not going to need it after noon. temperatures start cool and finish in the uppe

combination of sun and clouds, millville, 64 and much cooler along the shore. atlantic city topping out around 54. cape may, 56 or 57. for the phillies home opener tomorrow, sun and clouds, nice and warm, first pitch temperature 68 degrees, by the 9th inning cooling down to 66 or 67. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sun and clouds 64 today. monday turning warmer, sunshine, 70. enjoy it. look what happens from that point on. it's wall to wall clouds, tuesday, wednesday thursday, friday and saturday, and timing the rain will be a little bit difficult. there's the chance of showers or periods of rain just about every single day. it cools down into the 50s wednesday and thursday, friday and saturday, temperatures rebound into the 60s. >>> they have been singing together for decades but three sisters got to enjoy a concert as audience members and the concert was in their honor. ♪ the church of the living god on popular street hosted this tribute to the sisters yesterday. they have been singing gospel music together in the dwfl for 55 years. we'll be right back

nice view of center city now. the sun coming up and you can really see how clear it is outside. 43 degrees right now in philadelphia. southwest wind at 13 miles an hour. so it is going to be breezy today, just not as windy as yesterday. right now, we're at 37 degrees in allentown, 39 in reading, 34 still westchester. 41, millville and dover. so a little chilly this morning if you're heading out within the next hour or so you definitely want to grab the jacket. at least for the morning hours, probably not for the afternoon radar, nice and dry. good news for any easter egg hunts or just being outside today at all. it's going to be a mild and breezy day as we go through your easter sunday all the way through the afternoon. now, there is a chance we could have a few showers, mostly north of philadelphia. most of the area though will be stay drying. but this particular model, trying to show an area of disturbed weather just to our north. so we can't rule it out for the poconos. maybe briefly in the lehigh valley, but that's re

daly city 63. the sun shining in the north bay. 80 in santa rosa napa and san rafael. 76 oakland. you will need the sunscreen. castro valley 75. 80 in antioch and 77 in concord. giants are taking on the rockies again tomorrow night. at&t park, expecting milder weather and not the wind that we saw today. 63 and dropping to about 59 degrees. the accu-weather seven-day forecast and we will continue the steady climb in terms of the numbers. by friday it is close to 90 inland and upper 60s along the coast and then drop those temperatures a few degrees this weekend and much cooler next week and maybe some rain on wednesday. i foe it is far out. -- i know it is far out. >> we have to hang on to something. >>ing >> something. >>> it brings new meaning to the term text message? >> a special note wow. sweet new subaru, huh mitch? yep. you're selling the mitchmobile!? man, we had a lot of good times in this baby. what's your dad want for it? ..like a hundred and fifty grand, two hundred if they want that tape deck. y

you can see mixture of sun and clouds in old city. humidity right now is low 24% but look at the wind westerly at 21 miles per hour. so sunny and breezy, the sub will set this evening at 7:45. so grab a light jacket or sweater if you're stepping outdoors temperatures will fall into the 50's. it will be comfortably cool a little chilly especially the latter part of the evening. but 65 right now in philadelphia. look at this. freezing in marquette michigan. international falls temperatures only in the upper 20s. so you can see pretty uniform temperatures right now low to mid 60s. 63 in trenton. 61 right now in pottstown. 64 degrees current until wilmington as well as dover. and those winds pretty much out of the west right now 15 to 21 miles per hour in philadelphia. so as we look at the satellite and radar, you can see pretty dry and quite right now for us but we're looking at this swirl right now around parts of the great lakes. that's going to bring the clouds as well as showers back in our neck of the woods come tomorrow. so as we r

we're dealing with sun glare on 95 around gerrard avenue. 35 minutes though if you are headed southbound. that's the side with most of the volume from woodhaven road to the center city area. northbound is what's dealing with that sun glare. you can see not a lot of a jam there heading in that direction. as we head out to bustleton though krewstown road is closed between rising sun avenue and bloom town road. you want to take bustleton aefr to get by that scene. water main break at bryn mawr. construction on the ben franklin bridge. down to three lanes as opposed to the normal four so you can expect volume. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather. >> you know before long it's going to get hot and people are going to say, we didn't have a spring. well let me tell you, today it's going to be gorgeous. it's going to be one of the best spring days you can possibly imagine. look at that. we're starting out at 55 degrees. sunshine. temperatures in the 70s. northeast philadelphia at the airport seeing sunshine and 56 degrees. really nice start to the day in roxboro and it is 58 degrees. look at the sunshine. tell me that's not a beautiful spring day. >> it is beautiful. >

city sky scrapers. we have cloud cover that's shifting to the south. you might be looking at fog down the shore we're expecting it to burn off quickly now that the sun is up over the horizon. 57 degrees in philadelphia. 51 in trenton. 54 in millville. 55 in wilmington, a little better along the oceanfront. 57 degrees in atlantic city and sea isle city. as we roll through the day it's going to be warm with a capital w. 78 by 3:00 p.m. 79 by 3:30 or 4:00 and holding on to the upper 70s by 6:00 p.m. a day to make plans. we have a red-flag warning in the northern suburbs. we have not had much rain and today we'll see the low humidity and breeze kicking in and the dry forest floor that means if a brushfire could start it will spread. be careful if you're doing camping or cooking out extinguish the flames and get rid of the ash. the pollen is running high, extremely so today and tomorrow. one negative for the weekend despite nis -- weather you'll be sneezing a little bit. when i come back we'll detail changes in the weekend forecast. it will be cooler tomorrow and there's rain on monday, i'll have the details on all that. >> we have breaking news this hour,

the baltimore more sun reporting the city has made more than $6 million in lawsuit celts over the past four years of settlements alleging police brutality. they're complayingining. they want more answers and accountability and more of a resolution of this particular case in the freddie gray death. they want to know what's going to happen to the six officers who were involved. >> we'll have much more on that developing story. let's turn to washington, d.c. a senior administration official told cnn the intelligence community had had near certainty there were no hostages at the al qaeda compound. what ones the u.s. government had been monitoring for hundreds of hours, the white house says. we now know that the january drone strike killed two innocent civilians, including american hostage warren winestein. let's bring in jim sciutto. a u.s. official with knowledge says the cia inspector general will conduct a review of the strikes. all of this has to raise questions about the quality of the intelligence. >> this was a spectacular intelligence failure. one have two strikes. they killed host

look at this at center city fill amount notice sun glistening off the buildings, gist a beautiful cloud free sky, sun coming up in atlantic city beautiful reflecting an that water just a gorgeous start there. heading out to reading in the neighborhood weathernet work. 36 degrees, no wind but it is no wind that is leading to a frost advisory and i'll show thaw in a second. forty at the the airport in philadelphia, that is one of the warmer spots. the the other one is 42 in dover. otherwise we have temperatures below freezing mark. thirty in atlantic city. thirty-one in allentown at this point. cold start to the morning. that is because we have seen clear skies overnight, very light wind and that allows these temperatures to plumet. we have calm wind in many locations a and maybe 3-mile an hour wind through philadelphia leading to the frost advisory that runs until 8:00 this morning. this is set up for the very beginning of the growing season where your plants won't need any frost but they may find some through south jersey iron northern and western suburbs. just take that note of precaut

city. and when he was reporting for the the sun or the news american newspaper there in baltimore. this is a city, that, for ten at least a decade, was one of the more violent cities in the country, ten years over 300 shooting deaths in that city. it is a very difficult place to ab police officer, is the only point i want to make and now we have another flash point in baltimore, with, the death of freddie gray and, there are answers, and that need to be no one here and questions that need to be asked and answered that haven't been. and -- >>> tony. >>> the police received a threat, from gangs had been called upon to take out police officers. >>> i will say this to you you have to take that kind of a threat seriously and, i know they are taking it seriously and all i'm saying is as we look at these pictures and we understand what happened to freddy and, we need answers to it and i don't believe this is an appropriate response, and i will also say to you as someone who grew up in that community,s it is very difficult, to be a working police officer. and i want to add that. >>> john, i

city is crying out for help. they do not condone this violence but they are hoping that when the sun rises and when the next day comes, that perhaps there will be change in the city. we have heard from city leaders and faith leaders saying it is up to the adults of baltimore to stand up and put a stop to this violence. there are no schools that will be operating today. schools have been shut down so we know children will be home. there are some churches and rec centers that are opening their doors to a lot of kids who will be out here. let's be clear that some of the young people themselves were the ones that started a lot of this violence first erupting at 3:30 in the afternoon yesterday, several hours after a peaceful day of rest and mourning for the family of freddie gray as they laid their 25-year-old to rest. the family in fact asking the people of baltimore to not protest, to pause in their demonstrations in order to bring respect and lay freddie gray to rest. unfortunately there were a group of young people who just took advantage of the situation. a lot of city officials are saying. the mayor here in baltimor

city. >> ♪♪ >> sun was bathing down today a soldout citizens bank park.got that right with the warmest temperatures of the spring so far. welcome to opening day for the phillies. live at the stadium tonight is "action news" reporter sarah bloomquist. hello, sarah. >> reporter: hi, there jim it's been a perfect afternoon here at citizens bank park except for the score. boston hitting a grand slam just a few moments ago in the top of the ninth making it eight-nothing red sox. phillies not even getting a run on the board. yikes. hopefully for these fans though, the score didn't matter all that much. so many of them are just so happy to have baseball back in south philadelphia. >> ♪♪ >> reporter: under a bright spring sky baseball returned to south philadelphia this afternoon. phillies fans couldn't wait to get on their gear and get another season going. >> opening day is a great day for all city fans to come down, represent the phillies, be here to support our city and everything. >> let's go phillies, good enough without a doubt one two, three, strike them

city on fire. "the baltimore sun," have called it a war. which it is. we have the military vehicles, and national guard, has been on alert, and state police helicopters are flying around, and i root -- this is really bad. the police have just lost control of the city. >>> what i'm trying to understand here, in covering this story. >>> do you have an explanation when you're talking to your friends about this, asking you questions about how this is, gotten to this place, what is it that you say to them, in terms of the reporting on this story it seems to me, the idea that there were questions that seem pretty straight-forward, talking about the freddie gray case and straight forward questions have gone unanswered and that does not explain away, what we're seeing here. >>> but it does explain a level of frustration. >>> is that fair? >>> there's beening engagement with the mayor's office and general public and, they have been attended fundraisers, and the overnight when i was on the front-lines, and overwhelmed by police, the photographer was arrested and