now the breaking news is happening on the back page. so you don't see the big banner that says the new york herald you see a small back page notification that it is the herald. oddly enough it's the one where they haven't managed to change the date, it still the 14th on the back page but it is of course the 15th. the big news that is revealed to us in the 2:00 p.m. edition is that the vice president has been sworn in as the president. so the country as a whole has a new president. and it is lincoln successor who moves up. so there has been a peaceful transfer of power the unique thing that we depend on in this country. there was not a coup that subsequently happened, there was not a wrestling for power nothing. it was a simple transfer of power to the next in line. there's still one more edition that the new york herald publishes after this on this day. it's the 330 edition and it announces information about you all preparations, as you might imagine, but the most striking thing that it reports is that booth has been captured, which is

the country has a new president. the country as a whole has a new president and it is lincoln's successor. there has been a peaceful transfer of power. a unique thing is that we depend on in this country. it was a coup that happened. therew was not a wrestling for power with the south. nothing. it was the simple transfer of power peacefully to the next in line. there's still one more addition thatthe the "new york herald" publishes on this day. it is the 3:30 addition and it announces information about funeral preparations. although that is happening pretty swiftly. but the most striking thing it reports is that booth had been captured, which in fact is not true, because booth is not captured for another 11 days. he is on the lam. and he has successfully evading authorities for a good bit of time. so,. it has false reports in it as well. there were self-report -- false reports that secretary of state stewart had been assassinated. they do that throughout. so this last one has that, a false report. many of the reports

the good news is lessons and advice from the bright side. i sat down with her in new york. >> dana perino welcome. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> when you worked at the bush white house, on the day that you were going to be told that you were going to become white house press secretary, you were actually prepared to quit. why? >> well i had been working in the white house for several years, i'd been with the administration since right after 9/11. i had been a deputy press secretary, which was a great job, but around that time, the chief of staff, josh bolten had asked senior staff, if you feel like you can't make it through 'til the end, the president needs some fresh energy and i was tired. and i also thought, do i have anymore to learn here? i was challenged every day, but i started getting these ideas of having some personal time and my husband was certainly looking forward to that. >> you wanted your life back? and then you became press secretary. >> i said i kind of want my life back and he said i want my wife back. and that affe

should "the new york times," "the washington post," abc and fox news have cut exclusive deals with the publisher? >>> diane sawyer's much balancehyped interview about bruce genre changing his gender. >> are you a woman in. >> yes. for all intents and purposes i am a woman. >> was it sensitive or sensational? >> she almost quit the bush white house before becoming the president's spokeswoman and says she was too nice and polite. a conversation with dana perino. and ben affleck whose ancestors included a slave owner apologizes for a pbs cover-up. i'm howard kurtz and this is "mediabuzz." >> hadn't read the book "clinton cash" when "the new york times" questioned whether hillary clinton did favors for big conors to her husband's global foundation yet the media turned the book into the week's top political story. >> the appearance of impropriety is staggering. the defense is paltry to say the least. >> is this a serious story of how top politicians use power or is the candidate herself argues merely a distraction? >> what is not par for the course. what is surprising is that along with the

the new goods and service tax or gst. extra 6% for many items from building materials to restaurant bills. while the government says us a fairway to action, not every agrees, a report from kuala lumpur. >> reporter: one of millions of business owners in malaysia legally registered to collect the new goods and services tax. or gst. but he's did he sided no to the increase his prices and pass the cost onto his customers. many eating here are on fixed incomes and believe any rise in prices will affect the numbers coming through his restaurant door. but not all businesses are thinking the same way. >> i think most of my friends who are in the. [ inaudible ] some the smaller ones whom they feel they won't be affected by the what they call 6% gst. they have already increased the price, because they have already warned that they cannot increase the price after the april 1st. but why though they do it because they have to beat the 6% increase that is going to be effecting them. >> reporter: his staff know they will lose out mohame

the country has a new president. the country as a whole has a new president and it is lincoln's successor. there has been a peaceful transfer of power. it is one of the unique things that we depend on in this country. it was a coup that happened. there was not a wrestling for power with the south. nothing. it was the simple transfer of power peacefully to the next in line. there's still one more edition that the "new york herald" publishes on this day. it is the 3:30 edition and it announces information about funeral preparations. although that is happening pretty swiftly. but the most striking thing it reports is that booth had been captured, which in fact is not true, because booth is not captured for another 11 days. he is on the lam. and he has successfully evading authorities for a good bit of time. so, it has false reports in it as well. there were self-report -- false reports that secretary of state stewart had been assassinated. they do that throughout. so this last one has that, a false report. many of the re

the bad news is that it was another gray day. ive on sky six taking a look at reading pennsylvania, the view from the pad going atlantic city the sun trying to 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

if the new jersey comeback -- if the new jersey economy does not come back, there is no comeback. john: no more downgrades. mark: there hasn't been a downgrades since this show started. john: coming up, a major battle in the war for gay rights. david boys will join us. and after that, we blend a lot of stuff. it's not a metaphor. we will be right back. ♪ john: another front in the fight for gay rights is about to open and involves the greater new york-based -- boy scouts. they just hide -- hired an openly gay scout leader even though it runs afoul of the national policy, which bars employing gay adults. if it ends up in court, men will be represented by our guest tonight, david boyse. the new york part of the boy scouts is involved in the national policy. if there is litigation, would it be brought by the national organization trying to stop the employment of this 18-year-old? or you all file litigation to clear his way to being employed? david: it is hard to see what litigation will be happening now. when this started some month ago, one of the issues is whether there would be lit

the profitable new york times and the daily news swallowed the costly agreement.ink. after the 1965 contract, the herald tribune desperate to cut costs threw in its lot with the journal american and the world-telegram and sun. the papers' workers paid the merger's price. over 2,000 layoffs including more than 400 big 6 printers. the contract designed to save jobs had, many thought wound up costing jobs. april 25, 1966 was to have been the newly merged papers' first day of publication. instead, it was the first day of another newspaper strike. by the end of may, big 6 had signed a contract with the world journal tribune, but the other unions hadn't. following tradition, printers refused to cross picket lines. the newsroom was empty the presses silent. meanwhile, the times, the post and the news carved up herald tribune readership. at 5:00 p.m. on august 16, time ran out. what made the difference between life and death for the herald tribune? did the union kill the herald tribune? the issue wasn't really wages or cost of labor. if the printers had worked for nothing

new choice or bad decision? >>> perhaps the biggest news story of the religious week is the battle over religious freedom. the phrase used for controversial laws in a number of states and most recently in indiana that give individuals a defense in court if they feel their religious rights have been violated. by now i'm sure you have your own opinion. this morning we have two guests here who have unique perspectives about it. maybe voices you haven't heard, including perhaps the most influential journalist in the whole state of indiana the editor of the indy star. the big question is whether major media outlets have given the law and the supporters a fair shake. conservative media heavy weights say no. some are even depicting this as a war on christianity. here is rush limbaugh talking about democrat's response to the law. >> they view christianity as the evil majority. they hate christianity. they hate it. they hate what christianity is. >> they hate it he says. on the same day bill o'reilly tied the backlash with the awful ter

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job, i doubt he will ever return the favor to me because i worked at fox news. nt i screw up or i say something that can be taken out of context, he'll step on my drowning head. so i'd like to think that i'm doing the nice thing by saying give this guy a break, he's young, he's made some stupid tweets. by the way, twitter is really dumb. you're not even being paid for it. i do it. i come home after work, i have flee glasses three glasses of wine, i get on twitter. the next day i wake up and go what did i do? i'm defending his right to contempt me. >> thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> coming up shannon bream on the bribery case against senator menendez, why are some commentate at a time tors saying it's politically motivated? it's happening. today, more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir® an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and levemir® helps lower your a1c. levemir® comes in flextouch® the only prefilled insulin pen with no push-button extension. levemir® lasts 4

the new team to watch in town. nbc 10 the philadelphia eagles comcast sportsnet starts in two weeks with coverage of nfl draft day and it's all here on nbc 10. the new home for the eagles. >> we're excited. >> yes, we are. >> for sheena all of us at nbc so, thanks for watching. i'm renee chenault-fattah. >> i'm jim rosenfield. see you at 11:00. >>> on this tuesday night, under the radar. the feds scrambling to answer how that postal worker landed on the capitol lawn flying 50 miles without being detected exposing a major threat. >>> home grown terror in the american charge tonight investigators say he went to syria to train with isis then came home with plans to attack. >>> the frantic call for help from the airport worker trapped in midair inside the cargo hold pleading with a 911 operator from his cell phone. >>> and snoring risk. the new warning tonight about sleep apnea and snoring, the potential connection to memory loss and dementia and what you can do to fight it. "nightly news" begins >>> from nbc news

the pelicans. they will now go to new orleans for a game 3. fans are ecstatic take a listen >>:let's go warriors let's go we are going to go all the way this time >>:i was losing all a little bit near the and i knew the warriors had it >> j.r. :were you worried at one. ? >>:we got them we are two to zero go warriors >>:when we get to new orleans it will be a piece of cake >>:we are a little worried but we were never worry about here. >>:it is going to be tough because they are a scrappy team. >>:clay got hot curry is the same and eveything's going great >> j.r. :i would say they had a good time and in the video you can see those fireworks shooting up into the sky. here live in oakland is now quiet and thin down--dimmed down there was so much talk before the game about how loud it got in the stadium. it was at 115 decibels and that wasn't even allowed as part of the arena. back to you pam in the studio >> pam :other news now san jose mineta international airport has been the scene of several embarassing and troubling security breaches over the l

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n word. >> how orange is the new black, thug has became the new n word. >> some are saying the tword has replaced the "n" word. >> larry: okay, all right, i think we're going to need extra help sorting through this. joining me to talk about this is our new nightly show social commentator and black egghead or blegghead chicago own felonious monk welcome to the show felonious. (applause) >> larry: good to you have on the show. >> good to be here. >> larry: so let's get right down to it felonious. so is thug the new n word. >> it has no meeting in the diaspora of our struggle brother larry. what is a word if not a simultaneousiest protest an a cousin of the police state in and of itself. (laughter) >> larry: so yeah oh. wait, what? >> t-h-u-g is own nexus of potentialialit and subservience. to understand you have to tra vence the amplitude of time itself until you find yourself in 14th century india. there shall there thugs were bands of thieves who strangled their victims only to then rob the corpss. >> larry: . >> cut to. >> larry: cut to. >> cut to hundreds of years later. the ra

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the new englanders said to the pennsylvanians you're crazy. you're the central state. 's make a deal. let's stay in new york temporarily and permanently locate in pennsylvania. okay said the pennsylvanians. and the house of representatives passed a bill to locate the seat of federal government approximately three mile island, a place called columbia pennsylvania which had previously been merely wright's ferry but changed the name to columbia in hopes of enticing congress. the bill went to the senate led by robert morris of philadelphia. the senate amended the bill crossing out and saying it would be a german town, pennsylvania. bill came back to the house. the new englanders and the pennsylvanians were willing to go along with that. the pennsylvanians going to be pretty upset at the result. madison tries to argue constitutionally that this bill was different, couldn't have it at the end of the session. we need to discuss it. new englanders and pennsylvanians said no no vote, vote. madison said there is one problem. there is no provision for who has jurisdiction over thi

that's the new competing offers from hbo. because those overseas sales with the rising strong dollar it makes it harder to bring in money from overseas. the translation doesn't work out as well so the profitability itself, but investors are focused on can k they keep up subscriber growth. the other thing we're watching the housing starts. we'll get those numbers. the reason we're so focused on them is there's been a lot of data that's been soft about the u.s. economy and we want to see if the housing number which is expected to be one of the best we've seen in months because of the terrible winter maybe that will show things are improving within housing and giving us a better grounding on the economy. >> michelle thank you so much. >>> two of the united states' strongest allies in the middle east find themselves at odds this morning. it centers on saudi arabia's air strike campaign against shiite rebels in yemen that are believed to be backed by iran. iraq's prime minister, who is visiting washington said there was no logic t

the new flyover should eliminate that problem now. now there are two separate exit ramps off of 280. one will take you over to the flowover and the other one is exits for stevens creek boulevard. that of course gets you to all the shopping areas in this part of town. this is one of the biggest highway interchanges here in the south bay, this project should ease up some of the congestion here along this part of san jose. again, a lot of smiles on this part of town because this flyover is now open. we're live in san jose, i'm damian, "today in the bay." >> damian, it looks good. thanks so much. >>> necessarily is under investigation here in california for bottling water without a permit. the u.s. forest service says the company had a permit for drawing water out of a national forest in southern california to sell it as who tled water, but that permit expired in 1988. the company company says it will work to renew the permit but critics say california can't afford to grant water permits in the middle of a drought. >>> all right. 5:50. tha

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this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, april 14th 2015. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. the deputy sheriff in tulsa, oklahoma, who fatally shot an unarmed suspect turns himself into authorities today. and this morning, his relationship to the tulsa sheriff's department is under scrutiny. robert bates has been charged with manslaughter. he was a police officer from 1964 to 1965 and he's been a reserve deputy since 2008 bates donated to the sheriff's re-election campaign and has given five vehicles and other equipment to the sheriff's department. sheriff's family said that bates is a long time friend but tells the world that bates did not receive special treatment because of his donations. danielle nottingham has more. >> reporter: the last time of daniel harris' life caught on tape. >> a luger. >> a luger. >> reporter: an office wearing camera equipped glasses joined the chase and tackled harris. also nearby 70-year-old bob bates, bates is heard warning that he's going to use a taser. but

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job, i doubt he will ever return the favor to me because i worked at fox news. moment i screw up or i say something that can be taken out of context, he'll step on my drowning head. so i'd like to think that i'm doing the nice thing by saying give this guy a break, he's young, he's made some stupid tweets. by the way, twitter is really dumb. you're not even being paid for it. i do it. i come home after work, i have flee glasses three glasses of wine, i get on twitter. the next day i wake up and go what did i do? i'm defending his right to contempt me. >> thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> coming up shannon bream on the bribery case against senator menendez, why are some commentate at a time tors saying it's politically motivated? if i got to go to college, oh my goodness. i like discovering new things. you get to see what works for you and what doesn't. that helps you evolve as a person. and you get to make like a supernova of skill or talent or whatever it is. i've always wanted to go to college. i just feel like that is my destiny. my name is q

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the power on. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >>> officials in delaware city cut the ribbon on a new museum. the local history museum is two years in the making delaware city mayor stanley green and other officials are on hand and the museum provides a look back at the city with fossils and artifacts and admission is free. spring is in bloom thanks to the horticultureal society, this is the west plaza of the comcast center. it features pansies and it will be on display here tomorrow and then the flowers will be used at beautification projects at two schools. it's located at the k-9 headquarters in northeast philadelphia, police say it's econventional for their four-legged officers to stay in shape and it replaces previous equipment that was old and out dated. >>> if you had one word to describe the flyers future it could be uncertain. >> craig berube has not been fired but also not given a vote of confidence by the front office. gm, hextall is still making up his mind. berube has a year left on his contract remains employed. the to men did not talk since sunday. hextall says it's time will c

because of that the new york common pantry one of the largest in new york serving 3 million meals annuallyrts a 26% increase in recipients in the last year. new york ranked four in a recent survey of cities around the globe with the highest percentage of millionaires. joel berg who heads the new york coalition against hunger says as the city get wealthier demand as the food kitchens he represents is increasing. >> whether neighborhoods gent fie the demand goes up. if they can't afford rent they can't afford to buy food. >> with less government aid for food, the strain is on charities to fill the void and depend on donations to field new york's hungry. >>> hello, and this is the news hour live from london. coming up desperate rescue efforts in kathmandu. the number known to have died in saturday's earthquake mounts. there is the constant danger of after shocks. this one sent people running from their homes. >>> two protesters shot dead as police break up demonstrations opposing a third term

the singer found unconscious in her home. new details just in about her condition. >>> and don't be fooled. move over, selfie stick. the one april fools' joke that already has everyone talking. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. i'm bazi kanani in for reena ninan. >> and hello to you all. i'm t.j. holmes. we start with spring storms causing severe flooding overnight. >> the radar is showing the problem areas right now. storms are stretching across the south from georgia all the way to oklahoma. this video just in from oklahoma, heavy rain and wind pounding the area. >> and the scene also in oklahoma city overnight. heavy rain causing flash flooding. see these cars, the tires covered in water. this is in a mall parking lot. >>> and from arkansas, that is not snow. it's hail. one dash cam captured the sight and sound of it hitting a windshield and hood, and take a look at the swimming pool near little rock percolating as the hail hits the water. >> so who is in for stormy weather today? here now accuweather meteorologist justin

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you can get the updates by using the "nbc 10 news" app. free download at the app store. >>> closing time could be coming soon at pennsylvania bars. coming later, i should say. next the new rule that one lawmaker is proposing to keep the drinks flowing longer. >>> plus gearing up for a fight. next the jersey shore couple that just found out they have to pay back thousands of dollars in sandy relief money. wow something sounds sweet in here!!!! ♪ ♪ need a little honey in the bowl. yeah!!! badabopbopbopa!!! no? must be the honey!!! >>> an alaska airlines flight had to make an emergency landing in seattle yesterday because a ramp worker fell asleep inside the cargo hold of the plane. shortly after taking off from seatac international, they heard a large banging. the airline found the ramp worker inside the cargo hold which is pressurized and temperature controlled. he appeared to be okay but went to the hospital as a precaution. >>> happening today, an important vote by the senate foreign relations committee surrounding a nuclear deal with iran

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 at ten airports including laguardia. device is placed on a animal create, it monitors location temperatures and whether the petties sitting upright. it cost about $50 a flight. i guess it can give a pet owner peace of mine ukee and erika. >> absolutely for sure. >> you are always wondering. >> thank you. >>> coming up after a

it happened off the coast of -- a peninsula in far east russia. russian news agencies say there were 132 people on board. dozens have been rescued. it's described as a fishing trawler with crew members from at least five different countries >>> arkansas's governor today refused to sign the religious freedom bill in the wake of backlash from crateitics who call it antigay. >> this is a bill that in ordinary times would not be controversial. but these are not ordinary times. >>reporter: thrust into the national spotlight, the governor of arkansas seized an opportunity to quell a growing controversy. >> we want to be a place that has the right balance between religious protections and freedoms and nondiscrimination. >> we are arkansas. >>reporter: but opponents of the so-called religious freedom law say it would simply allow business owners to discriminate against anyone for religious reasons. >> i think it's ironic at best that they're using religion as an excuse to pass something that could have intentional or unintentional consequences that are not good for a

the appellant has a condominium. there are new ones here and the future owners or renters will be a double income family and maybe lawyers too. what is important is neither appellant's unit or the current unit on the property is an affordable unit. there is nothing affordable being removed by any standard including the city's standard of affordability. i think what is important to keep in mind that under ceqa one has to wonder whether the appellant's own building would receive an exemption or perhaps a negative declaration instead. after all their building -- no, they didn't build it but it takes up 100% of the length of the lot with side setback on the rear only on one side. it wouldn't be allowed under today's zoning. on the overhead i would like to put a list of people that supported this at the planning commission and couldn't be here today but there will be speakers in any event a little later. >> excuse me for a second. i hear a lot of talking in the audience. can you please basically if you need to talk can you take it outs

the future. chip reid cbs news detroit. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. green. have a great day. >>> i'm confident at the end of the day i will be vindicated. >> senator menendez standing strong in the face of his indictment on corruption charges. he is expected to turn himself in and appear in court today. good morning i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. also the teenage suspect delivered a income out punch to the 60 year-old man is expect to turn himself in. how septa police ided this suspect. >>> gave me a gesture with the firearm and toll me to get out on have there. >> a fire fighter speaks out after one of his own holds him at gunpoint details of the hostage it ways earl will they are week at lah mountain mountain the fire

and the fact that this new stop, your reaction to the news, there was this new stop, are you concerned about what might have happened there? we just don't know. >> we don't know, but clearly it cancels out the earlier story that they leaked out that we believe is a walt disney interpretation, that some anonymous other person who was in the van heard him banging haze head. but not giving us any detail and then they're giving this testimony, under a shrouded persona that we can't see who it is. and for them to leak it to "the washington post" and not here at "the baltimore sun," even though this is where the investigation took place, really gives us a lot of discontent. >> the pastor is talking about a report in "the washington post" that suggests there was a prisoner in the back of the van saying he believed that freddie gray injured himself somehow. i think the point you're making, in the absence of evidence and information, it creates speculation, and that is what is happening right now and will continue to happen if we don't learn more, which it doesn't sound like we will immediately

," the ship slammed into the shore near the burlington bristol bridge new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic is live with more on where the ship came from, and perhaps why it lost control. >> hi there rick, talk about a wild scene it's a sunny day and a lot of people are along the waterfront and fishing and walking and what do they see? a ship the size of to football fields heading straight toward them. >> it looked like the titanic coming at me. >> this was the amazing video of the liberian freighter, out of control barrelling for the shore in burlington city north of burlington bristol bridge. >> i didn't think it would stop, it was coming towards me. >> you could tell it wasn't turning at all and it was not adjusting or making an attempt to turn. >> andy was fishing with his friends jeff when he shot the pictures when the steel freighter came to stop in the mud feet from shore. >> the water came crashing through and it hit the wall and it came over. >> it scared the heck out of us. >> it ran aground because it lost propulsion and nobody was injured but

new jersey got the seven votes. somewhere near trenton new jersey. committee is appointed to view the delaware river and choose actually. they could have chosen the pennsylvania side for a small federal town. this was very, very upsetting to the southerners. they very much wanted the seat of government to have a southern atmosphere. of course, it wasn't mentioned exactly why, but, of course, everybody knew the issue was slavery. if you have a southern town as the seat of government it's going to have a southern atmosphere. southern office holders southern biassed newspapers et cetera. arthur lee from virginia saw the great musical 1776 best thing ever written on the revolution or coming of the declaration at least. here a lee there a lee, everywhere a leelee. arthur was in congress and had been part of what we call the lee-adams. the lees of virginia and adams of massachusetts suffolk county, boston. the radical seat of the revolution. these people had led the revolution thousands of americans had died in the revolutionary war. as i said many many had

okay, off the bat, do we need this new sat? michael mccawley: i think we're excited to see the changes that the sat is proposing. so i think the answer is yes. jessica: and what are we gonna see in terms of changes? what are students telling you? michael: well, i think what students--you know, what we hope to see is that the college board's vision will be reality. i'm gonna-- [clearing throat] clear my throat. i think that we are hoping that it's gonna be more curricular-based. we're hoping that they're going to really have the wherewithal to provide us greater information for students' success at the college and university level. so this will help for their readiness for both college and career. jessica: so uc has announced that it'll accept the new sat and it's going back to the 1600 scoring, not the 2400, because it's got this optional essay. but for uc, you need the essay. michael: that's correct. so our faculty which oversee the admission requirements for undergraduate students have already determined that we will use the n

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this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, april 30th, 2015. good morning i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. it's been another quiet night in baltimore. protests over the death of freddie gray ends peacefully for the most part as the second night of curfew begins. tomorrow, police are expected to turn their report over to the city's attorneys. they are protesting gray's death across the country. >>> in new york city more than 60 people were arrested. there were demonstrations outside the white house, boston houston and denver protesters clashed with police. there were protests in seattle and elsewhere. edward wardward lawrence is in baltimore. good morning. >> this has been the focal point. this message says love and unity. this has a peace sign and says freddie gray. there were minor calls for people breaking curfew but no major problems in baltimore. police were looking for anyone breaking curfew. community leaders took the lead in clearing protesters off the streets. they were joined by alie ja cummings. fed freddie died after being

matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center with the upday. things to a talk about. right here the roosevelot boulevard extension northbound side just north of the ridge avenue on-ramp, can you see the broken down what appears to be a cct connect bus taking out the left lane giving us really stacked conditions coming north of the schuylkill expressway through this point by the ridge avenue on-ramp. that just popped up. no emergency crews on the scene yet with that disabled bus. now, we had a disabled truck here along 95, northbound side, second dv of the afternoon in the work zone by girard avenue. they got the trucked to away so the lanes are opened once again but still extra heavy. 38 minutes should ideally be 14 on the northbound side of 95. there's also a crash on lincoln drive by gypsy lane there by the old intond precinct. doesn't appear to be causing huge delays at the moment. traffic light troubles at 58th and haverford. they've given up on those traffic lights, just have temporary stop signs in lieu of them. in king of prussia a crash

in the meantime thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we will return at ten on the cw philly and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> "cbs evening news" comes your way next. we will look close's the the that hell cooperate their landed on the capitol lawn today. how does that happen. >>> they will remember the boston marathon bombing two years later. scott pelley reports from new york the "cbs evening news". >> pelley: special delivery. >> this is not good, people. >> pelley: a rogue letter carrier lands a gyrocopter at the capitol with a message for congress. we'll look at this latest breech of security in washington. also tonight, former nfl star aaron hernandez is convicted of murder. a police chief says ramming a suspect with a cruiser saved lives. the suspect's lawyer says it was like shooting him in the back. and hundreds come down with the flu, hundreds of dogs. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: tens of millions of letters are delivered to congress every year, but not this way. today a letter carrier from florida landed

look out. >> the news media didn't just cover her fast food choice. d the order might have gone down. and then correspondent tom foreman analyzing the likely ingredients of the burrito its. >> hillary clinton is riding in a van that stopped at a chipotle in ohio. she's running for president or selling pot, we're not sure. >> she made other stops on the way to iowa. we just got the photos minutes ago. just pretepid. she stopped by, she stopped by a water park to show she's a regular person. she fought for a sweater at the dress barn just like a regular -- yeah. and she crowd-surfed at coachella and had a blast. >> i am curious to know if sales have gone up for burrito bowls. >> we know exactly what she sate. >> with goouacamole. >> thanks for hanging with us. "good morning america" coming your way. have a good week end, folks. >> breaking news, philadelphia police shoot and wound a man in frankford. we have a live report on what led police to that scene in the first place. >> "action news" has video police say of a car that hit and killed a little boy.

. >>> good news for the battleship new jersey. a loan from the delaware river port authority will allow the ship to stay afloat as a tourist attraction on the camden waterfront. the agency's renewed guarantees for loans for the battleship's operator every three years since 2003. the loan must be paid off in the next ten years. >>> at the jersey shore, atlantic city's oldest casino is embracing gambling's newest technology. resorts casino hotel opened an online gambling lounge lets them sign up for internet gambling accounts and fund their bets. staff is on hand to help traditional gamblers make the transition. >>> from our trenden burton bureau a new place to help the homeless. on perry street the center will assess the needs of homeless people and help them find permanent housing. the motto for this center is a pathway to your home. >> to make sure that not only do we address homelessness for families, but those most at need who are individuals who don't have housing. we know housing is the essential tool that's needed to rebuild

malcolm: the "new yorker" was still a lucky break. one of the mistakes we all make, when we look back on our lives, we overestimate our own qualifications and choices and underestimate the role of simple good fortune. emily: have you evolved your conclusions? have you changed? malcolm: you still believe the same thing you believed 15 years ago, then you are a joke. you are a fossil. ♪ emily: there are myths about some of the greatest creators and innovators that are so often boiled down into legend. what is the myth of malcolm gladwell, and what is the reality? malcolm: i don't think i have arrived at the level of myth. i am just about as boring and pedestrian in my private life as i appear to be in my public life. emily: "the tipping point" was your first best-selling book, you said you had no idea how big it would become. looking back, do you understand why it did? malcolm: i don't. my books and books of many other people caught a specific wave, i think, over the last 20 years. which is, there was this emerging class of businessperso

many came from the edges or within large american cities. philadelphia, chicago, new york, pittsburgh. so they were around the culture at the turn of the century that was of those cities. urban. and tulsa, unlike some of the other oil towns, is really influenced by the east and the midwest, and particularly the urban east and the urban midwest because of the culture that these oilmen brought. most of them were self-made, do not get me wrong. they did not come here with a million dollar bankroll. some did. they brought with them the culture of music and theater and opera and architecture. early prominent ones, the building directly behind us, the off colored stone building -- it is a stone building. it is a handsome building. the character of harry sinclair, as we know, part of the teapot dome scandal in 1922, when warren harding was present. harry later after five years of prosecution served six months in a washington, d.c. jail for corruption. but unusually from his jail cell, he still conducted business in tulsa. earlier ones were joss galston known as the rubber ba