the transit agency's objections to the ad. >> accuweather is tracking a chilly start to the morning.e returns for the first day of april. >> we're looking forward to a little bit more of that. let's find out more and go to meteorologist karen rogers much she's got accuweather and matt pelman is taking a look at traffic. >> i suddenly feel like there's more hope in the air. it's april, we're getting the snow out of here we're getting the cold temperatures out of here. things are looking up for us. satellite6 and action radar showing we had rain, we had snow yesterday. that's all off the coast. we have clearing conditions now, just a few high clouds streaming into the north and it's going to be a beautiful day. we'll sea bright sunshine. it is cold to start, though. 30 degrees in allison -- allentown. freezing mark in trenton. 33 in atlantic city, 34 in millville and 32 in wilmington, 36 trees right now in philadelphia. feels a little cooler than that with the winds, too. it will be breezy today but nice and sunny and that high of 54 may be below average but it's well above what we're

they are encouraging septa riders and anyone offended by the ads not to responsible violently to the ads. they depict a photo from the

the the ads holding up now, because they were adopted before the policy went into effect. we are live, i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank to you that are. >>> women learns her punishment for a deadly hit and run crash that killed a teenage inner nicetown. surveillance pictures show terry fleming driving her car shortly after she hit 19 year-old siani peyton claire is a a street. she turned herself in several weeks after the crash and then pleaded guilty to the crime. >>> developing right now, talks to reach a nuclear deal with iran continues past the deadline, six nations are trying to hammer out the those details right now in switzerland. the extension is an indication that some progress is being made. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us now following these latest developments for us, good morning. >> the good news is they are talking, the bad news, they have not reached a deal yet which means nuclear talks with iran have officially entered into overtime. negotiators from six world powers including the united states ignored tuesda

but the placement of the ads.a residential neighborhood and you're walking on the street with your five -year-old. pointing pointing and says hey, what's that. that's something you normally have been exposed to. that that is what we are concerned about. >> i spoke to a woman and asked her what she thinks about these pictures. they are so funny. you have all these big girls. >> i also spoke to another woman who said she loved the ads so ad so much that she put pictures on her cell phone of the model. >> at 1st i was shocked. i saw the ad. zero, there putting ads on trains right now. i thought it was a victoria's secret ad. wait a minute. these are are plus size girls like me. i felt very empowered. >> am a huge fan of victoria's secret. i also the reader in the studio with you guys just to feel like an angel. [applause] >> i get the argument that it is offensive. it's in every magazine, on billboards all the time. >> i don't think we have been holding this against each other. shaming people that are skinnier. bill:

they are encouraging septa riders and anyone offended by the ads not to responsible violently to the ads. they depict a photo from the 1940s, with adolf hitler talking to an islamic leader, saying islamic jew hatred it's in the quran. >> this is the opposite of what our religion stands for and therefore you should conduct yourself in a dignified and respectable manner and continue to do what it is you are suppose to do and that is to be a model citizen. >> we treasure and fight for the right of free speech we decry those that want to use the sacred privilege to insight hatred and prejudice, we are do better we in philadelphia want to conduct bridges of understanding. >> the ads will run for four weeks on 84 septa buses septa lost a court ruling to stop the ads from running and now they are working on stricter guidelines to stop the ads in the future. >>> another bidder for the shuttered revel casino in atlantic city. they are planning a bid for $88 million, that is $6 million more than the current deal with florida developer glen, straub. >>> coming up on "action news," what happened

they tried to block the ads on buses but a judge ruled blocking them violates the first amendment.we asked riders about the ads sponsored by the american freedom defense initiative. >> people are, like very ignorant and those people should be more respectful. >> saying you hate somebody and want to hurt somebody that's a different thing altogether. >> reporter: septa is looking into filing an appeal. it isn't known when the ads will appear, but they are already in d.c. and new york. and in just a few hours a national muslim civil rights group will launch its own campaign about a block away. we'll be bringing you their message to you in the next half hour. live now from center city monique braxton, "nbc 10 news." >>> and it's 5:46. the university of central pennsylvania has expelled three students following racist comments made during the school radio broadcast. bucknell university officials say during the broadcast two weeks ago one student used a derogatory racial term. a second says black people should be dead and a third said lynch them. the school says an inmate at a nearby pri

was placed in the san francisco chronicle and a full page ad signed by 100 prominent members of the local catholic community. a spokesman for the group just wrapped up the press conference. here is what he said. >> i think we would like to have pope francis as our ambassador bishop. i think we would like to live in a diocese where a person who is following pope francis is our leader. >> cordileone? my god. >> church goers heading to the mass react to the ad call, for remove of the archbishop salvatore cardileone. >> it is pretty serious. i think it is more reactionary than anything else. >> more than 100 prominent members of the catholic church calmed often the poach to replace archbishop salvatore cardileone. they say card legal is -- say cordileone is mean spirited. the former executive director of catholic charities and school board americas and professors and donors and tom brady sr. the father of new england patriot quarterback tom brady. he has been controversial since the arrival in 2012. demanding churches sign a morality clause calling homosexuality and birth control "evil.

keep it right >>> it's been hard to miss for the last year or so, the direct tv ads featuring rob lowe and all of his alter egos. but those commercials might be forced off the air. >> my kids were always fighting over what to watch. that's their stepdad's problem now. oh! >> on tuesday a consumer watchdog group called on directv to pull the popular ads off the air after comcast filed a complaint. it declares directv has better signal reliect but the national -- reliability but the national advertising division of the better business bureau says those statements are unsupported and they should discontinue the claims. >> i think directv believed we have a great campaign. people are talking about. it's entertaining people and it's working. let's run it till we get the cease and desist. >> reporter: directv said the advertisements are so outlandish that no reasonable consumer would believe the statements being made need to be substantiated. >> i'm meat head rob lowe. >> reporter: the ads have been a success. >> they were losing subscribers before this campaign came on. they gamed subscribe

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the american freedom defense initiative purchased the ads which cost around $30,000. ict a photo from the 19 40's of adolf hitler talking to a palestinian leader and the text underneath it reads islamic-jew hatred it's in the quran. community leaders say the organization is hiding behind free speech to spread hate. >> this is the opposite of what our religion stands for. therefore you should conduct yourself in a dignified and respectable manner and continue to do what it is that you're supposed to done that is to be a model citizen. >> while we treasure and fight for the right of free speech, we decry those who want to use this sacred privilege to incite hatred. we can do better. we in philadelphia want to construct bridges of understanding. >> a lot of community leaders taking a stand against these ads. those ads will run for four weeks at 84 septa buses and as we said law set that court ruling to prevent the ads from run running but has imposed district guidelines to prohibit such ads in the future. >> there is another job fair for teens looking for summer work. hea

the the ads. they are expect to be displayed for one month. >>> lets get a check of business, markets trying to rebound today with a brand new public offering. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, what is happening. >> reporter: good morning ukee and erika. the big news is that go daddy is going public. you can see the sign right there behind me, on one of the trading booths where it will likely go truck. the it wild trade under gddy. it lets users buy internet domain names but better known for its controversial and provocative commercials. the the company has been trying to turnaround it image so that small businesses will take it seriously. we will see how they do today when they go public. >>> and jill, it can be tough for people to send their pets on the plane but now i understand dealt ace helping them out. >> yeah, starting to day delta is offering a g ps device to keep track of flying pets. the tracker will be available to people at delta cargo facilities a

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the ads also call for stopping aid to muslim countries. mayor michael nutter says he wants the people of philadelphia to turn the other cheek. >> we will share that history of tolerance with the world when we welcome his holiness pope francis, to the world meeting of families in september. >> septa lost the legal challenge to stop the ads which are backed by the american freedom defense initiative. >>> and happening today, zoning officials in bucks county could decide if a verizon phone tower will be built in humeville. the william penn fire company is pushing for the proposed tower in back of its firehouse. firefighters say it would improve communications, plus make the company some money. some neighbors say the tower would be an eyesore. the zoning board is expected to decide the matter tonight. >>> there are few developments in that plane crash in the french alps. executives from the airline visited the crash site. we'll tell you what they did there and what they did not do. that's coming up. >>> a pennsylvania day care owner is suing he

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city. >> the ad presents the opportunity to inform philadelphians the true nature of islam. the faith of a quarter of the people on the planet that teaches pluralism and palace. >>> septa tried to ban the ads but lost the fight in federal coulter. the american freedom defense commission paid $30,000 for the ad space. >>> now to the hazing allegation of the st. joe's university softball team. sources say freshmen members of the softball team have been forced undergo hazing for sometime. >> although i don't know any of the details, i have to say that hazing is unacceptable. >> surprising because i have not heard of any other hazing incidents here. it's a big deal to hear about it. >> reporter: that was the recreation from students and fellow athletes on the st. joe's university campus. the's -- the women's softball team played while they investigated a hazing. freshmen were forced to consume alcohol and lap dances and other acts that were too graphic to outline here. >> they don't want anything like that. >> reporter: players were given written instructions in a note from uppe

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rebecca jarvis has the full story. >> reporter: this morning the hilarious direct tv ads featuring a ravishing rob lowe are no longer on the air. >> you get pictures and sound. >> i love the smell of other people's hair. >> don't be like this me. >> direct tv competitor, comcast filing a noncompete, saying they say false claims like better picture and sound quality and more sports channels available. >> the ads are incredibly funny but comcast is not laughing. >> some claims can be substantiated but they have to modify some of the ads, it does not relieve of the obligation that they must reasonably convey the messages. now they are running a new ad tv campaign featuring a talking horse but it did not pull the lowe campaign and we reserve the right to bring back the rob lowe campaign. lowe himself tweeting overnight recent events have underlined my belief for something to be funny and original there must also be fallout. >>> still ahead on "action news," a big secret from a big star the california wedding kept secret for nearly a year. and sky 6 hd showing you the back bays of atlantic

as you just heard, septa tried to stop the ads taking the issue to court with no luck. over 80 buses will be on the roads bearing the controversial ads for the next four weeks. so this won't happen again septa has change its advertising policy and says from now on it has the ability to reject these type of ads without violating the first amendment. that valentine's snowstorm that bank blanketed our area and made a mess of roads continues to cause problems for one fox 29 viewer. it wasn't the storm that you contacted the damage to his car. no, our viewer believes it was cawed by the very people assigned to make our roads safer in storms. fox 29's bruce gordon working to get results. >> i need my car so i drive it particularly carefully. john lit couple says he was driving his toyota camera eastbound in february during a snowstorm when he saw it, too late as it turns out. a foot high pyramid-shaped mound of road salt dumped by a penndot road crew right in the middle of a driving lane. >> it wasn't even a hard bump. and a flat smash is right. the impact cracked his front b

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the ads are backed by the pro-israeli group american freedom defense initiative. opponents will be handing out leaflets from rider from 10:00 till noon. they want to send a message of tolerance and peace. >>> happening today, distracted driving will be the focus of a presentation by the nation's transportation secretary. young drivers will participate in a demonstration. it will show the risks involved with texting or talking on the phone while behind the wheel. april, as we told you yesterday, is distracted driving awareness month. and in this area police officers and advocates are launching a new campaign against distracted driving. this month officers in pennsylvania new jersey and delaware are boosting the number of tickets they hand out to people who are texting while driving. yesterday the dupont hospital for children in delaware offered a simulation to show the dangers of that distraction. >> it only goes so far. it's more important for the changing of a culture that we bring awareness to the issue every chance that we get. >> now, in pennsylvania you can s

they rejected the ads. they say the transit system has allowed religious groups to advertise in the past. the group filed a suit. >>> a philadelphia rabbi and other jewish activists are pasting stickers on the signs of septa buses that bear these ads. according to the inquirer the stickers call the ads hate speech. a pro israel group, the american freedom initiative, produced the ad. it features hitler and carries the tag hate line jew hatred it's in the koran. they are on 84 bus us. >>> a northeast philadelphia restaurant is hosting a fund-raiser for the family of murdered police sergeant officer wilson. they're donating all of the proceeds and tips to officer wilson's family. he was at the north philly game stop store in march when he got into a deadly shootout with a pair of brothers who police say were trying to rob the store. wilson was shot three times and died shortly after the shooting. his partner got into a second shootout with the brothers as they tried to leave the scene. both suspects are charge

let's face it nobody is shocked with the fact that political ads are false. threaten litigation. >> can you shut it down? what they allege is that it is defamatory. >> of course. but nobody is protected against defamatory. if a tv station publishes something false and defamatory, in the sense that it hurts the reputation and it is not true they could be subject to liability. nobody sues for a variety of reasons. one, you're not going to get any damages. what are your damages? you're going to say if not for that, i would have won the presidentiaí6 ñelection? you're one horse in a stable, not even counting the democrat. two, you're a political person you're a known figure. you end up being applied the highest standard. >> to defame a public figure is hard given the way the law is. >> it is impossible and the defendant is the media. >> you say why would they do this i think it is to have a segment like this they probably hope somebody will come out, discuss that he says it is false that it is rated mostly false, and that's his way of fighting back. >> the way mo

the stock taking off in the after-hour session adding the all-time high. tim, you've been long for quite some time. >> yeah, and it's because there's three or four reasons to own starbucks. one is an international expansion. schultz talked about 1,700 new stores in china. they didn't think they could there especially with a tea-dominated society. nation growth the term he uses unbelievable, the u.s. comps core business is what's surprising people. 7% comps. people thought this business was going nowhere and all these new products. i think howard schultz is doing a phenomenal job. very long. >> j.c. jim cramer had a terrific interview with howard schultz and technology being a very good driver. getting people in and out of the store very quickly. same with domino's pizza. better stores are using technology to get people in and out of stores more quickly. >> you can make the argument that he's one of the best one out there. stock expensive and the growth is still there. innovation is still there, and i think the stock continues to grind its way higher. >> gr

it says there hasn't been any significant long term impact on marine life in the gulf. adding that the massive response which followed mitigated the damage. the company also told "america tonight" that their results were covered by the government, not bp. >> a great piece of public relations material but science begs to differ to say that all's well and good and we should all go home is a great talking point for them, but it's not the truth. >> reporter: five years after the spill fishermen all along the gulf coast have fallen on hard times. oystermen have been hit particularly hard. according to seafood harvest erst plummeted since 2010. disappearing habitat is one of the reasons why. however, fishermen also blame the oil and decisions made by the government during the crisis. biendo 76 and lee lee nguyen 70, have been fishing since they were children. bien and lee says that until five years ago oystering made for a good life, the season lasted for months at a time and their daily catch could be up to a thousand dollars. bien and lee say their daily take is down to about $300

toe tie that in with hatred it's disgusting. >> reporter: a lot of people weighing in on this today the ads are fastened to 84 of septa's fleet of some 1400 buses. they will only run for a month. tomorrow the c.a.r.e. organization will leaflet riders out here at love park between 10:00 and 12 noon. cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> look at this crews have towed a freight ship that ran aground in the delaware river off burlington county. this is near the burlington bristol bridge. we have a picture of the ship after it was towed. the ship is from liberia. >>> crews in north jersey are busy fighting this brush fire which is spreading. this is in edison. flames broke out around 2:30 and quickly spread to a grass area. it's not clear if anyone was hurt. >>> new information on a montgomery county couple found dead in their homes from chainsaw injuries. the coroner says their deaths were a murder-suicide. christopher peppleman killed his wife, nicole, with a chainsaw before using it to kill himself. the couple's 14-year-old son found his parents bodies yesterday afternoon. >>> investigators now say t

. >> 6 to one thank you, everyone item number 5 5 an action item establish the ad hoc governance committee and renew the appointments commissioner makras. >> the marshall board meeting the board establishes an ad hoc environmental and social and governance committee and commissioner makras that proposed that commissioner paskin-jordan serve as chair of the committee and he was going to name the committee members at the meeting today for the boards approval. >> great i'm happy to tell you that wendy has accepted chairing so i want to open it up to who has an interest in serving on the committee. >> i have a question. >> sure. >> i have an interest in a question (laughter). >> not just for myself but the members of the public maybe you can describe in detail exactly how and what this committee ask going to do and compliment the work we're doing. >> go ahead jay. >> this is a project that staff has been looking for the last 3 to 5 years we have a resources a city hall fellow that's been working over the past few months and sort of coming to the board with a proposal to replace our current soc

and are the people you're adding younger? ery well with millennials, i think some of that is obviously because of unlimited data and how they use data and the way we're approaching them. i think overall here's a fun fact. we've done nine uncarrier moves. and an uncarrier move is a move intended to change stupid, broken arrogant industry and it's intended to be permanent and we want everybody to change. no contracts, any time upgrade, international data roaming and this freedom resonates with young folks. my favorite part back to david's question about how much room can we grow is it's stunning, between 10 and 28%. those numbers. low, right? those are the awareness levels in the united states amongst wireless subscribers of the changes we've made. so when somebody goes overseas and all of a sudden realizes that international data roaming is free, they're still going, you're kidding me? i didn't know that. we've got tremendous head room to grow, especially with young people. that you know like the young, cool, hip, well okay. >>

the ads call for stopping aid to muslim countries. the mayor wants the people of philadelphia to turn the other cheek. >> we will share the history of tolerance with the world. we welcome his hole where iness, pope francis, to the world meeting of families in september. >>> members of the council on american islamic relations plan to leaflet riders with a message of peace, starting tomorrow. >>> new at 11:00, racism on the radio. a private college in central pennsylvania expelled three students for comments they made on the radio broadcast. the bucknell university says they used a racial term on the air. the other said black people should be dead and the third said lynch them. the broadcast took place two weeks ago. the school says an inmate at a nearby prison heard those comments and reported them. bucknell is located in lieu wisconsinburg 15 miles north of harrisburg. sflirchgts we're learning tonight about why a convicted cop killer was rushed a hospital yesterday. his wife brother, and attorney spoke today outside the medical cente

mark, the story and this ad generating a lot of buzz. >> it certainly is. you know the people behind the ad say that they tried for weeks to talk privately with the pope or his representatives, and it was only when those talks stalled that they decided to go public. archbishop salvatore cordileone has become a national voice in opposition to same-sex marriage traveling to the nation's capital to take part in demonstrations there. he maintains homosexual acts are inherently evil. he wants catholic school teachers to sign a morality clause supporting and abiding by those views, so opponents are taking the unprecedented step on calling on the pope to replace him. >> let me tell you that not only do the people who have signed this letter represent the broad spectrum of catholics in this diocese, they represent the very bedrock of the diocese itself. >> the mother of two catholic school children calls the morality clause dangerous, but that wasn't what drove her to sign the ad. >> the fact that the cathedral of our city where the archbishop you know, is head of h

meantime we turned to you and you had plenty of questions about the ads you saw on social media, too.mmon claim you questioned dollar shave club which advertises high quality blades at low low prices sent directly to you. we gave it a two week test. shaving one half of my face with their $9 a month blader. their cheaper options that star add buck a month. the another half with a much pricier blade. the budge blade work just as well but we should point out the precision blade on it is kind of hard to find it's hidden on the back. which brings us back to our direct from asia apparel. not only was it too short -- >> this is never going to work. >> too small. and two poor quality. >> but it left behind too big a mess. remember these are double and triple xls ls. all despite the pictures in the ads which showed extra fabric. >> no. >> a taylored fit. >> i feel like that fits right. >> and superior style. it doesn't look anything like it did on the website. >> for far fewer dollars. >> one of the items steve ordered from seam dress never game but the company did contact him and gave him a f

i wouldn't talk about the ads and put them on for free. for free on our network. >> i don't think we can filter out the fact that attack ads -- >> who paid for the ads. >> so the -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> so it is the group behind the ads. >> they are all hawkish right wing front groups. call them what they are. let's not pretend like we had to go to war and knock off other government. and i salute rand paul for having the guts to take on the ground. he may be the only republican candidate for doing it which make him worth watching it. >> so if we look at where he stands on the issues. immigration reform and he wants them to abandon amnesty and he opposes federal ban on marriage equality and so how are his positions going to stack up against other candidates versus cruz. >> he's not for big government or a big foreign establishment or nation building as he made clear. it comes through. tom, again it comes clear, i'm not bush or the clout around him. the interesting story not told here is the republican regular people out here what nixo

this is america. >> reporter: the ads will run for the next four weeks.ta says anyone whose uncomfortable seeing the anti islamic messages can voice their concerns on its website. dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >>> the weather today much better for the fox 29 spring fling kick off today. >> a little cold this morning. i have to say. >> it was. >> chief meteorologist scott williams and jed fred were layered up. the kids were in shorts which was crazy. alex holly and steve keeley you're at laurel acres park. hey? >> that's right. good evening iain and lucy. we're talking about spring fling. it's finally april. it's still a little chilly out there but it's baseball weather almost. the sun is out but it is a little breezy so we're excited to be here in mt. laurel. alex holly is here. from good day. >> we have steve keeley over there. you're right. when you think spring you think opening day and of course great team spirit one of the moms for lenape high school your son is a seep your. >> i son is a senior so it's last year. 10 seniors on the team it's a fun time

women calling the ad campaign sexist and body shaming. mes in more than one shape and size. you can't kind of insinuate there's only one accepted body shape. it's ridiculous. ♪ >> reporter: this backlash is reminiscent of the fire storm after victoria's secret launched the perfect body campaign starring some of their famous angels. >> the goal is to get them is to change. >> reporter: this morning, the change.org petition has been signed by more than 56,000 people. in london, a protest is in the work. spearheaded by those two plogers, who posted a photo of themselves in bikinis next to the ad with the caption, we're beach body ready, exactly as we are. >> something to be celebrated. >> reporter: blogger and mom of three rachel was shocked by the outporing of support after posting this photo showing her post baby stretch marks front and center. in just an hour the picture got 1,000 likes. >> we're shifting the perception of what a beautiful woman looks like. >> reporter: and model chrissy teigen getting props after showing off her very real

the time. what can you do. >> reporter: those ads will run until the end of the month and will be seen on more 80 buses. >>> arkansas is latest state to face political pressure to change a proposed religion freedom law. asa hutchinson, will not sign the the bill as it is worded right now. bill mirrors a law passed in indiana that lawmakers there are trying to amend. critics say it gives businesses a license to discriminate by refusing to sell goods and services to gay people. new at 6:00 "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff looks closer at religious freedom laws in our area. >>> religious freedom verse civil rights. >> this is just a reiteration of what has always been debated fund. ly in our country. >> i don't know it is personal, i'm gay i'm married. >> everybody in the you had who some ways feel other or in some ways feel less than or different from should be concerned. >> reporter: in 2002 pennsylvania passed its own religious restoration act, similar to the one in indiana and arkansas but with the serious difference. >> the the difference with the religious act that we have here is

police say a chain saw was found near the bodies. >>> also you can see anti muslim ads on septa buses rest of the month. federal judge ordered septa to display ads starting to day. >>> right now 6:43. lets check with katie and our weather watchers. little windy. >> definitely breezy and cooler. it is still another within of those days where we have to walk out with a heavier coat. that is getting really old. we have had this discussion this week when do we stop getting to put these gloves on but you still need them out there today. you can understand why you are flirting with freezing or below in quite a few locations. 30 degrees from tracie fox fully clear skies in norristown right now. she says plenty of sunshine is on the way. high of 53 for her. wind out of the north east at five to ten. just enough of the breeze that it is making it noticeably cooler. kerry send in 30 degrees in mount laurel under a clear sky looking forward to a warmer spring day. little warmer today. tomorrow will be the warmest day we can expect to see the mid 30's and david dutch is find nothing clementon, nu

, the banner and pop-up ads, he said, we start with the presumption that banner ads and public ads suck and we're going to invent a new form that people like as much as the rest of our content and really gave a big impetus to what is called sponsored content. is that 100% of your revenue? aneri: i think so. i do not have to think about that in my area as an editor. tom: you have no involvement in creating this sponsored content. max: no. there is a chinese wall. tom: how about at vice? rocco: that worked for so long so it is church and state and there is a third prong which is technology. technology, you look at ink on paper for so long. technology develops more quickly as we move through time. and you see pop-up ads. those quickly lost their value. you are seeing native advertising. whatever word you want to come up with it. there is going to be new platforms through which content and advertising are distributed. those three prongs in some ways is how i believe vice's revenue model works. i tried not to think about it while i was there. there is definitely like i see about magazin

brianne: they started seeing clients a few weeks ago is the organization behind the ads and the posted "abortion, yeah, we do that." the on-line video compares women of decades ago to a woman today and how they would like to see the conversation on the issue change. >> think that talking about abortion more as you would any other mainstream medical service helps to destigmaize abortion care. fact that it has not been in the media in terms of advertising whether that be on a subway stop or in a video is basically a sign that the stigma has been pervasive pervasive. >> if you pay for ad space, or anything, but i think on their end, they should you know kind of refrain from advertising. >> no. >> you don't like that it's here? >> no. brianne: she says she's anti-abortion but says getting information out can be helpful. >> it's a very complicated issue and i feel like we have to let people know where to go to have safe -- if that's their choice. brianne: we reached out to a number of organizations on the other side of the issue from them. we have not heard from them on what they think abou

ad tech. that was a really big deal. all of a sudden, we could go to theket with really, really robust ad technology. with this incredibly expressive canvas we had been working on for the last seven years. those two things together were a pretty monster combination for this ad industry. that suddenly gets to benefit from the work we had been doing. nd all of the real ad tech that yahoo! had been putting together. emily: one of your investors recently talked about companies -- at some point, they need to turn into a real business. they need to focus on monetization and profits. he said, tumblr had to be sold even though they had potential. tumblr's annual burn rate was almost 50% of the entire fund. three exclamation points. how do you respond to that? david: we were making money. it is true we had a real burn rate. we would have been able to -- the options in front of us were raised what you would call a growth round, get somebody to cut you a big check. or go and find and acquire, take on the burn rate. until you cross over to profitability. emily: what a

time today this happening after a judge ruled in favor of the non-profit group who paid to run the ads. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live at septa headquarters with the latest todd? >> reporter: jessica, it is one thing to just talk about the ads but something entirely different to see these ads on the sides of septa buses and today we spoke to a number of riders about what they think. anti islamic ads are plastered on septa buses, first of which began appearing today. >> isn't that terrible. >> reporter: ads include a 1941 photograph of hitler and palestinian arab national supporter and islamic jew hatred. it is in the quran. while some think it is a april fools joke the reality is these ads will appear on 84 septa buses by the the weekend. septa lost a federal court battle to stop them from running for next four weeks. wednesday we spoke to several septa riders who are muslim. >> i ammo fended by it. >> this is america. you have the the right to have an opinion but that is kind of racist, but i mean, it is america, people say racist stuff all the time. >> reporter: fed

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the jobs report showed the country added just 126,000 jobs last month. he lowest number since december 20's 13. it snaps a streak of 12 straight months with gains above 200,000. the unemployment rate stayed at five and a half percent. the economy has been hurt this year so far by harsh weather factory slowdowns a sluggish market for construction. wages were up over all by about seven cents but because the average number of hours worked fell in march americans actually earned less money. >> this weekend is one of the most important times of the year for christians. but for easter -- but the easter celebration doesn't mean just a day at church it also means a traditional meal whether it's a heart dee dinner or sweet dessert eva pilgrim has more on the people picking up their favorite part of the holiday. >> reporter: the rush is on. >> today everybody is in for their easter cakes. >> reporter: five generations have been busy in the kitchen getting ready. >> the decorators probably make 30,000 handmade roses on all the cakes. >> reporter: the must have items