third inning a bit bazaar, garcia called time out right before he pitches the p umpire says time oute goes i didn't call time out then right after, later in the inning scherzer walked in a run and then stevens to scottie thrown off whole sequence of the hisser cree grand slam. five runs in the third and nat lose 6-did. oils in cleveland against indians, drives one to the gap right center, he's going to come around and score easily birds in front four to three. next batter mark tram bow, rider field, and yeah, reaches stands leading 15th homer, today dc quited kansas city big news bill is back, missing entire season with knee jr. rain dampen the come back party. fans still partying. look at the rain coming off the dropples. their dancing. look at this guy. he's so depressed. it will be all right. >> he looks like the grinch. >> the game is tied at half time. according to the washington post the wizards are set to offer a contract to 22 mil dollars next season. that's a lot of money for a guy that has missed 22 games a year in his career. and he's never made all star team. two players

out of time-outs. but still time to play the foul game even though you have got to give them a foul to get back to the free-throw line. >> hubie: you don't want a foul jump shooter, especially a man behind the three-point line. big thing is everybody has been playing extreme lly well and rotating at both ends of the floor. it's been exciting to watch. >> mike: millsap to trigger. korver is back in. schroder from the top. goes to the basket. dellavedova. it's a one-point game. 34.4 to go. >> hubie: how about the confidence of the coaching staff. to schroder now. time and time again in the last two minutes, mike. >> mike: back in the hands of james. >> hubie: plenty of time now here. >> mike: ten seconds the difference. game at shot clock. smith sets the screen. james takes the three. no rebound atlanta. no time-outs for the hawks. 12 seconds left. >> hubie: you got to get it up here. >> mike: james gives it to schroder. schroder has been the hot man. will he go for the win? schroder turned away. james p

out of time-outs. but still time to play the foul game even though you have got to give them a foul to get back to the free-throw line. >> hubie: you don't want a foul jump shooter, especially a man behind the three-point line. big thing is everybody has been playing extreme lly well and rotating at both ends of the floor. it's been exciting to watch. >> mike: millsap to trigger. korver is back in. schroder from the top. goes to the basket. dellavedova. it's a one-point game. 34.4 to go. >> hubie: how about the confidence of the coaching staff. to schroder now. time and time again in the last two minutes, mike. >> mike: back in the hands of james. >> hubie: plenty of time now here. >> mike: ten seconds the difference. game at shot clock. smith sets the screen. james takes the three. no rebound atlanta. no time-outs for the hawks. 12 seconds left. >> hubie: you got to get it up here. >> mike: james gives it to schroder. schroder has been the hot man. will he go for the win? schroder turned away. james p

let's time out the chill where you live with the nbc 10 first alert neighborhood forecast. >> we had a warm day today. temperatures climbed into the 70s before the storms rolled in and the temperatures are starting to drop. a windy day on sunday. another windy day on monday. this is the radar right now. no storms right now. they're all off the coast. that's going to be the case overnight. the skies are starting to clear and it will drop the temperatures into the 40s overnight. we are in the 50s already. 58 in atlantic city, 57 right now in trenton. 54 in allentown and these temperatures are about 5 to 10 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. so even in allentown around 7 degrees cooler compared to 24 hours ago. 6 degrees cooler in philadelphia. but tomorrow we are going to be about 20 degrees cooler than today and much cooler than where we are supposed to be this time of year. the wind is shifting out of the west. winds right now from 5 to 14 miles an hour. 14 miles an hour in atlantic city right now. a cool night tonight and temperatures in the 40s and tomorrow some temperatures

but 9 times out of 10 i might be on espn for a week. sorry 1 time out of 10. i don't have a problem with that. getting off your feet quickly and being in the right position. if you do that, you can be average athletically. >> you get lob dunks. spectacular blocked shots. we know he's a brilliant passer. i think he's highly under rated. >>> mean time the warriors will face portland, game two, oracle tomorrow, we're all over it. it starts at 7:30. the giants, johnny, former cincinnati red not getting the homecoming he figured on back in cincinnati. things aren't going too well. the fans back there are always well fed and the giants feeding off reds pitching earlier. in particular, johnny cueto himself, a single to right field, two runs score, and later cueto scored. the giants led 3-0. here come the reds against cueto. a three-run shot, and the giants trail but fighting back. brandon crawford off to a bit of a slow start with the bat this year but not on that particular swing. a three-run home run of his own. and the giants leading the reds 8-6 as the road trip

we'll time out the rainfall amounts and also an updated mother' days weekend forecast. back to you. >> all right. talk to you soon scott. slow go on the ben franklin bridge for hours. a tractor trailer overturned just past 2:00 this afternoon. only minor injuries here. right here right now we got a traffic alert for you. if you are headed to this area in just about 30 minutes from now, crews will up right the trailer and all westbound traffic will get diverted to tim street access to 676 vine street and i-95 will close during this entire process so basically it's going to be mess for while. so plan on an alternate route if you can. >>> a woman accused of swiping a seven week old baby from the king of prussia mall in march went in front of a judge in montgomery county today. sherri amoore accused of of taking the baby from the foot court of that mall and taking him back to an apartment in tredyffrin township. fox 29's karen hepp is outside the courtroom tonight with more. karen. >> reporter: packed courtroom, both sides but the suspect and the victim in this case had a l

. >> t the pilot and the crew would have timed out. horace: timed out?n a statement to "7 on your side," american aligns told us under f.a.a. regulations crews can only work a certain number of hours each day. the pilot and crew were approaching their limit. all the passengers were then directed to go to the main american ticket counter to book new flights. but then another announcement. 3913 is ready to leave. immediately. >> now i'm sprinting through the airport with the infant carry in the front of me. little supplies i have left in a diaper bag. trying to catch this flight. >> they pushed her and her daughter through security and to the gate. then she was told the plane was just a few passengers who stayed at the gate on board was pulling out. >> we did everything right. we did everything we were asked to the and they left us. horace: a near empty plane took off. di, her daughter and 50 other passengers were left at gate. she was able to make it out and get back home the next day. she says all she wants is an apology. we contacted american airlines a

let's get right to meteorologist lauren casey in our weather center to help us time out the rain thats heading our way. lauren. >> thanks so much. yeah, today was certainly a scorching day. 90-degree heat in may and not just today. this is three consecutive days in a row and that defines a heat wave. so, it's officially, yeah, heat wave in philadelphia. our average high temperature 77 degrees. remember most of the month of may? dreary, wet, cool conditions. wow, what a transition over the last several days and it is extremely mild at this late our getting a live look at center city philadelphia on this start to the holiday weekend. 74 degrees right now but dewpoints have dropped off pretty dramatically, dropping 6 degrees in just the last two hours, so actually feels a little bit more comfortable when you step outside in the city. storm scan3 showing us quiet conditions. we had thunderstorms over the poconos, a few stronger storms producing street flooding but now all is quiet with a few passing clouds. can't say the same for folks along the south carolina coastline georgia coastline

. >> so he starts crying like -- [ crying ] so i called time-out. i called the ump, time-out. and i say, "okay, i called time-out, now you can go take a leak." what am i going to do? he's my nephew, you know, and he's crying and everything. i say, okay, honey. [ laughter ] you gotta go to the toilet? you go ahead. he's still crying. so i said what the [ bleep ] is the matter with you? you said you wanted to go make a pee pee. now go make a pee pee. and he says,"uncle pete, uncle pete, it's too late." [ laughter ] and he's covered with piss all over his pants. [ laughter ] man, i'm telling you, he was covered. it was all smelly. remember that, horace, remember that? when you pissed your pants in little league? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: really great. really different and cool. more with louis c.k. after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ versus the lube strip. with a hydrating gel reservoir that gives you 40% less friction. it's designed like no other razor to protect from irritation. sorry, lube strip. schick hydro®. free your skin®. right sle

future tracker is timing out the rain, it is here in parts of the area by 6:00 o'clock. little bit showery but then you can see it pushing from the east to the west by 9:00 o'clock, pockets of heavy rain around trenton, lunchtime that heavy rain moves across the lehigh valley, northwestern suburbs but near wilmington and then out of her evening by the evening commute. tomorrow morning you will want to allow plenty of extra time with that rain arriving, heaviest south and east, of the i-95 corridor. evening rush hour and i know there are a lot of problems tomorrow night. it is not going to be beautiful but just a few lingering showers, no steady heavy rain and included cover. speaking of cloud, they will be holding tough on saturday, future tracker showing at 9:00 d with a few spotty showers. the as we head through the day we will see brightening every now and then but still unsettled but still possibility of the pop up shower but then a cold front moves through sunday morning and then behind that system president so it will and does get better. exclusive accu weather sev

here is how memorial day times out. in the morning, clouds around. with that, the temperatures will climb into the low to mid 80s for the afternoon. that's the same case for the beaches as well. here is the next 7 days. keep the umbrella handy tomorrow and also early on your monday. then you will notice temperatures stay in the 80s with several dry days ahead until next friday. >>> all right. running through some consumer headlines w. tentative agreement on a four- year contract with the two unions representing its 36,000 workers. labor secretary thomas perez announced the agreement in principle and commended the parties for resolving their issues. workers are expected to be back on the job next week. >>> the largest automaker recall in history just got bigger. eight automakers are recalling 12 million other vehicles with takata air bag inflators. faulty inflators can explode with too much force. >>> an interest rate hike is likely in the coming months. stocks closed in positive territory before the long weekend. >>> staying on the consumer front, me

their office -- offense is going to be that way and the pitching staff has to overcome it every time out it is impossible. >> not just the team, but ryan howard more time on the bench than the box. 27 years ago today mike schmidt had an emotional press conference announcing his retirement. should ryan howard do the same and retire? >> i think it might be the right thing to do, but i don't think that ryan howard possesses the self-awareness that mike schmidtz possessed. he knew when the end was and i don't think that ryan howard thinks he is finished. you can tell on the third-strike calls, he doesn't ever believe he struck out looking. i don't think it will happen. i don't think he will retire and make it easy, he is getting $25 million not to retire. >> he is 2 for the last 32 hitting .097 in may. the worst batting average in baseball. when do you say enough is enough if you have some pride? >> well i can't speak for him. i think that when you start losing your bat speed on fastballs, you can do two things. you can say you're done, or maybe go to a lighter bat and nobody thinks of that

i know you have been spending a lot of time out here in the hoosier state. a lot of people that we have talked to here in the deli here are very excited about your candidacy and they have already voted for you. early voting. a lot of them had the little stickers that said i voted so far this morning. but i was watching the local news last night and it seemed like with the local affiliates during every commercial break, it was a cruz ad, then an anti-trump ad, then a trump ad and then another cruz ad. it seems like the establishment and ted cruz are throwing everything they can at you to try to stop you today here in indianapolis and indiana. >> steve, they're spending tens of millions of dollars on ads that are a lie. just like in florida where i won in a landslide. it's just like in other states. they're spending millions of dollars -- and the ads are a lie. one of the groups that did the ad, they asked me for $1 million i said no thank you. and they went out and did negative ads on me. that's called club for growth. they're a bunch of extortionists. they c

she spends a lot of time out in the community >> it is been the hardest hit of all the commodities. more than 6000 declines. >> job losses of the big fear here. iron ore is planning to cut thousands of jobs. some 32,000 jobs in south africa are said to be under threat. the big problem is the industry's dependence on china. more than half of the material mind here went to china. demand has now dropped. >> this whole town was built upon the iron ore mines. >> nearly everyone is affected. shops have to close for lack of customers. prices for real estate have nosedived. >> you can see another for sale sign. he came to me with tears in his eyes. he just bought a house and the value is dropped dramatically. he is not going to be a reseller property. the story is the same all over the town. and in other mining towns in south africa. companies that only benefited indirectly from the mining wealth such as the construction industry are also packing up and leaving. allen: it is a microcosm of what is happening to commodity-based economies around the world. it is a bad situation where in the go

future weather timing out the chances for our first chance 10:00 morning.again, take your umbrella with you. but at least it's a nice cool dry start. highs today mid upper to 60s. >>> gets back to how the culture of the agency is, so when you see something like that somewhere in the agency, that people aren't reacting a certain way. >> in an interview first on news 4, metro general manager paul wiedefeld points to a systemic problem facing the agency and right now metro is dealing with a new incident and new concerns about rider safety. molette green is live in northeast washington now near the minnesota avenue station. >> reporter: and this morning for the last two hours or so, we've been watching the workers deal with in disabled train. the source for this new issue for metro this morning. this is the train, the test train where the small fire broke out. they were able to put it out using extinguishers. right now the goal is to try to move this train led to the single tracking on other than and through orange and through lines. paul wiedefeld spoke to new

. >>> and president obama and the first lady took some time out yesterday to recognize a very important holiday. >> yesterday is the unofficial star wars holiday may the 4th be with to mark it the white house released this video doing what they could to further intergalactic relations. a little uptown funk. >> that facebook video has racked up nearly 200 views. >> the stormtroopers are really on rhythm nor is the president for that matter. >> the robot on the other hand is killing it. >> the robert is doing the robot. >> yeah, he's doing it. >> where is c3po? i think he's going to be upset. >>> coming up -- thieves disguising themselves to get inside your homes. >> dressing up as movers and easily carting away your u your belongings >>> a little party planning. >>> if first saturday in may me some great entertaining tips. from mint juleps -- you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by colonial life insurance. into this old jar. empty e it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. and i never thought i could get quality life ins

. >> but there are also fewer programs, less time out of the cells, and less hope. >> we've got guys coming in at 17, 18 years old with 80 or 90 years hanging themselves because they can't take it. >> inmates that assault staff, inmates that assault other inmates are going to come to stateville and they're going to lock up. >> don't holler at me. >> in stateville, it's like you're dead. but you're living. you know, like a walking dead man. that's how it is in here. you're living but you're dead. >> as he left office, governor george ryan made a dramatic decision. rocking the justice system in illinois. ryan granted clemency to all death row inmates, saying the system was broken. ryan commuted 167 death sentences, reducing nearly all to life without parole. until 1998 executions were carried out at stateville correctional center, outside chicago. today nearly half its prisoners are in for murder. stateville had a long reputation as a place where inmates challenged guards for control. how that all changed is the big story behind the walls of stateville. >> it's another day in paradise.

bringing snow showers to parts of lake tahoe but as we get into the rest of your forecast, i'll time out your rain chances for you and we'll take a closer look at your 7-day forecast so that's coming up in 15 minutes. we'll maintain a chance of showers into tomorrow and saturday. i'll let you know what mother's day is shaping up to look like. >>> well an oakland woman is in the hospital and her home damaged because of a lightning strike earlier today. we talked to her brother about the ordeal and got a tour of the damaged home. >> it was about 9:30 in the morning and a quick moving thunderstorm moved through and lightning struck here. the wood nitryl lass exploded and there was damage to the foundation of the home. james said his sister was outside unloading hay on the back of her truck when the house got hit. >> knocked out the foundation, my sister is 150 feet from her and knocked her off the trailer. it hit here but she got zapped and it in the hospital. >> how is she doing? >> she's going to be okay. they'll keep her until tomorrow. >> james took me to the back room where the ceiling

we'll time-out the cloud cover and coastal fog. monday morning, 7:00 in the morning, a fair amount of cloud cover. we'll call it overcast skies. by lunch time, it's going to pull back to the coast. the majority of the area is seeing sunny skies. the only exception, it's very typical, right along the coast where the clouds are going to hold on. but the sunshine inland will get us to the low and mid-70s. closer to the bay, more in the way of 60s. 68 santa rosa and half moon bay with a fair a cloud cover, limited sunshine. a high of only 59 degrees. the next four days, tree and mold are still at moderate levels. the next four days your uv index will be at very high levels. the sun right now is strong as it is in early july. that means unprotected skin can burn in 15 minutes. temperatures take off inland. we warm into the low 80s, 60s and 70s around the bay, even midweek, a very similar setup with above normal temperatures and really warm temperatures take over the seven-day forecast. we'll show you, it's cloud first thing tomorrow. th

. >>> sky 6 hd in cape may showing plenty of clouds and shades of gray and i'll time out the next round of rain and let you know when blue skies return in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> and ducis rogers with the latest on the sam bradford saga when "action news" continues. than playing all about the bens with top prizes of a hundred grand? winning, ...on the spot. play all about the bens from the pennsylvania lottery, and you could win.... ...on the spot. keep on scratchin' narrator: the constitution says the president shall make nominations for the supreme court and the senate votes. no exception for election years why is pat toomey refusing to do the job pennsylvania elected him to do? toomey refuses to consider anyone president obama nominates, even a former prosecutor with more experience than any other nominee with bipartisan support. but toomey is choosing his party's leaders and playing politics with the supreme court. call senator toomey and tell him to put the constitution before his politics. >>> buying beach badges just went high tech in three south jersey

the upper level low over the great lakes continues to bring us cool, unsettled weather and i'll time out the next round of rain and let you know when we clear this out in the accuweather forecast. >>> almost 300 firefighters and police officers have died in the line of duty in the history of philadelphia. they do this every year in philadelphia. vernon odom was there today. ♪ ♪ the raw weather could not dampen the spirit of this solemn ceremony. the living flame ceremony for fallen firefighters and police officers were celebrated today. they joined the city's top brass and paid their respects. >> the city started this tradition is more than 20 years ago and it honors the memory of 500 police officers and firefighters who have fallen in the line of duty. >> fire department records dating back to 1891. since 1828, 328 recorded deaths of police officers that died in service in philadelphia. >> people come to place flowers on the memorial and the number of lives and the loss of our brave people have caused such change in so many lives. >> walter and his mother, worked to conceal each other a

if you agree with me 12 times out of 12, see a psychiatrist.y not agree with each other all the time work together. >> you may have to broker that sort of sitdown relationship. but reince priebus is the chairman of the republican national committee, talked to our sean hannity and he said this about speaker ryan. >> i talked to him this afternoon after he made his comments. and i talked to donald trump, too. and they are both committed to sitting down and work -- and actually talking this out. both donald trump and paul ryan are meeting next week to talk about these things. i think it's going to work out. but, you know, in some cases, people are not going to be instantly on board. and i know that can be frustrating for some people. but i think everyone has to have a little bit of the steam to get out and get everyone settled down. and i think that this is going to come together. >> and you see the rest of that interview with sean tonight at 10:00 p.m. i guess i go back to this, congressman is that it still strikes me that the two are going to si

you can imagine bloodstains have been used for death investigations for time out of mind. this guy was killed here, dragged over here. he has blood on his hands. that is not what we are talking about here with the splatter analysis and blood typing. inod typing comes of age 1907, a, b, o, all of that. they use them for paternity, as you can imagine, is that my kid or not my kid? but they are also used in death investigation. , light stain pattern analysis, that comes in the 1880's. you have scientific papers focused on how blood coagulates, how quickly it dries, whether arterial blood is writer, and the bladder analysis, what motion has what results in the bloodstain on the wall? go way back,too systematized at the turn of the 20th century. they signed agent contracts in babylon, you would stick your thumb in the clay tablet, it is chiseled in. even in the 1200s, they knew fingerprints, at asia at least, they knew fingerprints were totally unique and would use them in death investigation. it did not come immediately to the united states until 1902. there is this very famou

. >> we were surprised and it is great he is taking the time out to honor our men and women in the service and it is important that he participate and with a special holiday especially given he wants to be the leader of our country. it was nice he was representing. >> i shot the interview with my cell phone, it was bit shaky. >> this is one of the largest memorial day events in the country for tuning on korea and vietnam veterans and the anniversary of the buffalo soldiers. there are 2,500 people expected to be here. 2,500 people who got quite a surprise, a visit from a presidential candidate, bernie sanders. i s covered this event for a long-term but never seen anything quite like this. >> president obama paying tribute to the men and women who have given their lives in service to our country. this morning the president laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown at arlington national cemetery saying our nation is so thankful to the families of the fallen. >> a vision el is underway tonight on the him side in the east bay, the crosses of lafayette have had ten years of keeping count of unite

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because although he would have some time out, he certainly wouldn't have the kind of time that he was used to, being out. and sometimes i think a lot of it is just that everything else is being stripped away from you. and now here's one more thing and something really significant. >> he was emotional. box is hard for some people. >> yeah. >> it really does, a lot of the inmates when we do give them the 20 days, it changes them. it makes them think about doing another infraction inside the facility. with, with some people, they're comfortable in there. i mean, this guy, if we put him in the box, he's definitely going to think again about lighting up another cigarette inside the facility. >> even though he's lying at us. it's been a long time since he caught a write-up and he has been back. >> right. >> so what's your thoughts? i'm think about holding probation on him. >> it's very clear that he was not the inmate sneaking it in because i did check his visits while we were doing the hearing and he didn't have any visits since '05. and i don't think he kept it since '05. >> he could have

take your time. out. >> everybody okay? >> amazingly everybody okay. the pilot suffered minor injuries. >> pilot you okay? >> i'm fine. >> yeah, man. >> whoa! >> what were you thinking when the plane was going down and you knew you guys had to make an mclanding? >> i thought we had a high chance to die when the engine stopped giving power. >> a few seconds before the engine goes down, there was a lot of fuel smell. >> we scream about that. everybody says there's fuel. then immediately after that we lose power. >> we were pretty low. we were about 500 feet. i thought okay it could be death. >> how long did you have to mentally prepare. >> you don't have time to think anything. you didn't think about anything. just that i put on my seat belt, put on my helmet. when i finished that i reacted to the camera. i didn't even remember. so natural for us as sky divers. you put your helmet on and your camera. >> what's going on through your mind when you see the plane in the video? >> when i realized everybody was out and there was no fire and everybody was walki

and then another round possibly closer to the north before sunday as we head into tomorrow less time out for you the future cash choses to go to the rest of tonight where i want to see a slight chance of showers you would notice a lot of the moisture will be to the east of a vast system of higher elevations in the sierra not quite a lot of rainfall expected to not but by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow widespread rainfall is expected from sacramento all the way down to fairfield concord into san francisco. >>reporter: abreast ahead to the afternoon another round of activity expected closer to the north they ride around 8:00 p.m.. >>reporter:. >>pam m: the catastrophic wild fire burning in canada could double in size and tomorrow night it is burning and for requiring it has already destroyed in the 1600 homes and forced more than 80,000 people to flee the police and military or over st. a massive convoy of cars trying to get people to save song. >>here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly: >>stanley roberts: there was a lot going on a reckless cities stations in san mateo counting e

here is the timing out of it. by 8:00, it's into the metro just about the time for lunch. but with progress, we should get all those showers out of here by 2:00 or 3:00 at the latest. that would leave it nice for baseball. we'll have that forecast coming up. melissa's hair was not affected. in o . >> oh, it was. but thank you. 4 inbound slow because of a crash. ship let boulevard near burke lake road, still have those lanes shut down for that collision. going to take you 9 minutes on time, but you can see the mist in the distance. >>> a year ago, a series of events began to unfold leading to a horrific discovery inside a d.c. mansion. darren weis accused of killing m hostage before he killed them and set the house on fire. he pled not guilty to 20 felony charges earlier this year. he is due back in court on may 20. >>> today deadly stabbing will head back in court. investigators say spires tried to rob sutherland as the train approached. sutherland was stabbed 30 times. >>> this man is a person of interest in a voyeurism case. the incident happened last week. police say a

and have a good time out here.njoy this vitamin d. >> and we talked do a couple teens who are participating in the horse show. they tell me it's all about staying hydrated, not only for them but their horses as well. we're also being told by organizers that a cooling center will be set up and running for visitors. reporting live in chester county, i'm pamela osborne, nbc10 news. >> thank you. >> during his visit to japan, president obama said north korea's nuclear testing program remains, quote, a big worry for all of us. the president made the comment while speaking at the g7 summit in japan today. he said the north korean leader seems to be convinced that the development of nuclear weapons is the only way to legitimize his rule. his discussion of the north korean nuclear threat comes as he plans to visit hiroshima, the target of a u.s. nuclear bomb back in world war ii. >> i do think part of the reason i'm going is because i want to once again underscore the very real risks that are out there. >> the president wi

time-out's josh rothkopf writes finally a jane austen movie that's fresh and deliciously rotten at thee time. and chris bumbra writes it's maybe the best big screen jane austen adaption ever. >> interesting. >> i would never speak to someone i don't know that well. >> i can't believe you are talking to me like that. >> that's the news for that half hour. >> all of london accents. >>> this morning on "world news now," let's call it a tamer or toned down donald trump. >> that's what republican leaders say they want from their presumptive presidential nominee. meanwhile the secret service is now investigating donald trump's former butler for inciting violence against president obama. >> baggage baung. the troubled tsa facing heat from all directions. thousands of bags getting backlogged at one of the nation's busiest airports because of a computer glitch. >> calvin klein is also under fire over its new ad campaign. some are straight out calling it pornography and calling for the company to pull ads entirely. >> saluting our heros. the closing ceremonies at the invictus games honoring warr

take your time out there, 57 degrees, 7-mile an her breeze out of the east/north east and you you canee it in the streetlights there how it is raining just steadily, yucky this morning, reduced visibility in some places due to all this moisture in the air. including philadelphia international where we have 3 miles visibility this morning 567892 degrees in allentown. lancaster is milder at 57. fifty-five atlantic city. fifty-nine in dover. temperatures are as much as 9 degrees milder then they were yesterday at this time, so we will plan on cloud, all day long even when it is in the raining and maybe dryer this afternoon for the drive home then it is right now. high temperature is 62 degrees as included persist, all day long, bob kelly, yuck. >> yuck. >> there you go with a capital y. 5:31. here's a live look at state road and academy up there in northeast philadelphia i believe that would be the tacony palmyra bridge there in the background. old fish hatcheries off linden avenue out there on the river. but we have a steady heavy rain here as you can see in the puddles, looking close i

. >> everybody has an opinion about what goes on in here, but nine times out of ten, anybody that has anything negative to say about a corrections officer, they've never been in a qui facility. >> i have a lot of years in solitary confinement. >> reporter: this man says in the past he was locked a year and a half straight in solitary which prisoners called the box. he says he's now a time bomb. how many fights? >> over the years, i can't count. over, i would say, maybe 30, 40. i've been beaten down, almost killed exactly in this jail. i've been more imprisoned than in streets. when i went to the streets, i feel like i was in jail. i'm so institutionized, call it what you want to call it. >> reporter: he says he's changed forever. >> here i'm safe from myself. i'm safe from others. i can't function in society. >> reporter: the vast majority of inmates are here in a kind of purgatory, convicted of nothing awaiting trials, and 50% of the inmates were charged with nonviolent crimes. >> first and last time. >> reporter: aaron sent for stealing computers and phones, ended up in solitary bec

the let's time out is what happening throughout the rest of the night. temperatures on the cool side thanks to the included cover. we're in the 50's right now. fifty-eight in philadelphia 56 in allentown. 58 degrees in wilmington. cloud stay with us, maybe a couple have breaks if we're lucky but more cloud will roll in overnight and by tomorrow we have yet another chance for scattered showers, to start the day and they could intensify in a few spots tomorrow afternoon as well with steady rain. several weak disturbances for next few days, shower chances each day and below average temperatures, saturday is day to look forward to i'll take a closer look at that coming up with the full forecast in a few minutes, jessica. >> see you then, thanks. >>> part of the building front crumbleness philadelphia's oxford circle neighborhood. "eyewitness news" on the scene on long shore avenue. the front of the two row homes, came crashing to the ground and one of the homeowners, was home at the time. >> i was sitting in the kitchen, you know, and then i heard a little c

folks on the beach enjoying sunshine and we will be seeing more of this this weekend coming up i'll time out one of the nicest weather will be for your mothers day forecast. right now jessica, back over to you. >>> the search continues for suspects behind some criminal behavior along the pennsylvania turnpike. vandals tossed bricks and rocks over a highway overpass, damaging three tractor trailers and sending one driver to the hospital. it happened, last night on the eastbound pa turnpike near bristol oxford valley road overpass. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live near the scene in bristol township with new information, on where this investigation is headed, and walt? >>> pennsylvania state police releasing new information, to cbs this three this have afternoon. you this believe instead of just one attack there were three separate attacks, people throwing rocks, and bricks off of this bridge, this overpass, shattering windshields below. they believe there may have been as many as four juveniles involved and they are asking for the public's help. >> it is a truck driver driving 65

have to see where that system lines up because it's really going to dictate our temperatures and time out. we have an isolate the shower tomorrow morning and then some scattered showers tomorrow afternoon. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. we topped out in the low 70s today. here a look at your hourly forecast. again, it is going to be a little on the cloudy side. keep that umbrella with you. so mild pretty much throughout the day. we should b 70s this time of year. average temperatures 73 degrees. a chance of showers on tuesday. wednesday i'm keeping dry. i do believe there's maybe a slight chance of a shower. that warm front will start to lift back to the north, so that's why those temperatures go back to that 70 degree mark. we're in the mid-70s thursday and friday. we have a chance of thunderstorms saturday night. it looks like that sun will return by sunday. >> so you're saying it's going to rain, right? >> so i'm saying, yep. we've got one chance for some sunshine and that will be on sunday. so that's about it. >> so generous. thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> mother's day celeb

this time out of silver spring, police were called to francis scott key middle school this morning.olice say their initial call showed them 10 to 15 students got sick after drenching a mixture of vodka, nyquil, and jolly ranchers. five of those teenagers were taken to the hospital for treatment. >>> good afternoon and thank you for joining us for the news at noon. i'm mike hydeck, problems just keep mounting for metro. first, this explosion at one of the stations. today it was the relate line and friendship heights that was reduced to sippable tracking after two -- single tracking after two arcing insulators. ellen brian reports. >> reporter: before they even get to the metro, riders who jump on at friendship heights say they checked the news. if it's a morning like it was this morning, with the red line single tracking, they say they're not surprised. [ sirens ] firefighters rushing from the platform after another probable on the tracks. before coming back up saying it wasn't anything they haven't seen before. >> now they haven't done maintenance for far too long and that's creepin

we'll time out and talk about the commuter impacts coming up. commuter impacts from traffic, that's right now. >>> good morning. just have a new crash that popped up on my screen, this is 295 sort, right lachb getting by a crash there. in-he loop at rockville pike, overtured tractor trailer on the right shoulder. the lanes are open. they will try to pull that out of the way after 8:00 a.m. state highway does have it on the right shoulder with cones behind it. taking a look at 66, fairfax county parkway to the beltway, nine minutes there. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. still have the road work outer loop at ritchie-marlboro, left lane getting by that bridge work. >>> 5:01. and final good-byes today for a woman killed in the maryland shopping center shootings. the funeral mass for claudina molina will be held thorn this rockville. her family held awake yesterday. molina died earlier outside of giant grocery store in aspen hill. she was born in bolivia and moved to the u.s. seeking a better life. knmolina is remembere

thanks for taking time out from your busy day. help us understand. a year ago there were riots in the streets of baltimore. tonight it appears calm even though a lot of people disagree with the verdict. help us understand the difference in baltimore. >> well, there are many of us that live in baltimore that do not want to tear up our own communit burning buildings, no riots, that is completely unsurprising because the community here, we don't want to hurt our community. we don't want to burn down our own community. in fact the community and the gray family is understanding of the fact that justice is a process, that the gray family was not looking for any specific verdict in this case. they were looking for a transparent investigation and for an impartial trial. that's what they received. they are happy about that. >> help us understand going forward. some of the most serious charges are to come against some of the other officers. tell us what you expect and what kind of reaction you expect in baltimore. >> well, the clear message from this case is t

on a spring friday unfortunately weekend looks completely different, especially tomorrow, we will time outhen heaviest rain moves through, which areas see heavier rain and if we can expect to see any breaks of sun at all coming up. >>> stalemate between verizon and two striking unions enters fifth week with in deal. chopper three over verizon wireless store in wynfield heights where dozens of union workers walked picket line this morning. the labor department is assisting in the contract negotiations and both side have agreed not to make public statements, during the talks. >>> hawaii airlines unveils new seating where you can lie completely flat and drift off to sleep. eighteen lie flat seats turned into 180-degree bed to be installed to and from the west coast and hawaii as part of the airline new premium cabin space on air bus a330 aircraft. sales for premium experience start in september. >>> i did see coach back there. >> oh, yeah. >> you are still back there sitting straight up, really close to your neighbor. >> plastic surgery model goes to a great length for a model waist. >> she h

another offensive rebound. 20 second time-out. ball by toronto. as they get biyombo out of the game. raptors on they way to a conference final. >> mike: a dominant game seven victory and the fans inside and out have been dilirious throughout this second round. the injured valanciunas who they hope they can get back for the conference final against cleveland. he's going to be re-evaluated tomorrow. they certainly need him against the cavaliers' team yet to lose in the playoffs. as dwane casey has emptied his bench. no norman powell and the gang. as wright grabs that rebound. dorell short rebound. tyler johnson out to winslow. winslow foul. that's one of the things from miami. obviously they have got some impressive rookie in wins envelope and richardson but a key thing for them is resigning whiteside who is going to receive a lot of interest. deng is expected to be back and joe johnson. whiteside signing is critical. >> jeff: whiteside will have multiple teams give him the max as erik spoelstra is congratulating his team on really a well deserved r