neil degrasse tyson: we had him on the radio show.issed are cut off for having them on television. you can find it online. we actually made news during that interview because we were yukking it up about aliens and possibly the discovery of intelligent aliens and he mused of aliens are sufficiently intelligent and they come upon us, they've might just want to make us their pet. because here we are thinking we are intelligent and we will conquer -- no. that is human hubris kicking in preventing you from thinking how intelligent some entity might actually be. elon musk is an ideal kind of guest for "startalk." emily: what about the topics. what topics are you most excited about right now? neil degrasse tyson: i'm excited about all kinds of topics. but "startalk" is not topic driven. it is not today we are going to talk about moon landings. science is driving the show. the guest is driving the show. we orbit science talk around that person's life and profession. so, for example, one of the people i interviewed is been stone -- biz stone,

closed between tyson and ryan. schuylkill expressway around route 1, no real problems headed eastbound. westbound 12 to 13 minutes headed from the vine into the blue route. tracy? >>> we are following breaking news out of paris this morning. police arrested an islamic extremist who was planning to attack churches in france. the suspect had an arsenal of heavy weapons. officers found the man because he accidentally shot himself and called an ambulance and emergency crews followed the blood trail and found weapons. sfrans has been on edge as you know, since gunmen attacked the "charlie hebdo" paper and two supermarkets back in january. >>> overnight we learned that a man died in this house fire in bucks county. sky force ten flew over flames in plumbstead township. it broke out around 8:00 p.m. but it was midnight when crews recovered the body of a man in the rubble. no one else was hurt. investigators trying to figure out how that fire started. >>> also a fire broke out in the city's logan last night. everyone escap

closed between tyson and ryan. schuylkill expressway around route 1, no real problems headed eastbound.

i want to thank our panelists mike cannon robin thede and neil degrasse tyson.neil and ri having a blurt off. check it out it was really a lot of fun. >> blerd is black nerd. >> larry: thanks, neil degrasse. any last words? >> yeah, i want to compliment you on what you have done with her. aliens commenting o be our solar system wouldn't know which way to put north or south, this would be a perfectly fine vision of earth when they descended upon our solar system that's all i'm saying. >> larry: that's what i'm talk being. >> okay. >> larry: yes, baby. >> but for us to complete it-- . >> larry: u oh. >> but if you want to be complete all these globes should be flipped over as well. >> larry: oh great. he's just going to keep talking about this. that's good. we have chrissy teigen on monday. good nightly everyone [light melodic music] ♪ ♪ - ♪ you know i can't smile without you ♪ ♪ i can't smile without you ♪ ♪ i can't laugh and i can't sing ♪ ♪ i'm finding it hard to do anything ♪ ♪ you see i feel sad when you're sad ♪ ♪ i feel glad when you're glad ♪ ♪ if you only

it's closed between tyson avenue and ryan avenue. twitter update if you're following @septa thorndale 1502 will be operating 15 minutes late. broad street all green lights headed southbound. northbound no problems. 11 minutes if you are headed from woodhaven road to the vine street expressway. no problem for the betsy ross or walt whitman. we are dealing with eastbound construction. only three lanes as opposed to the normal four heading from philadelphia back to the new jersey toll plaza. >>> jessica thanks. 5:01. new from overnight, people escaped a burning home around 11:30 last night. fire crews responded to a large fire on the second floor of a home on north 13th street. haven't yet told us how it started but we know everyone inside the twin homes made it out safely. >>> some possible help today for homeowners in burlington county who are losing their backyards and possibly their homes to the delaware river. huge chunks of their property in florence township have eroded and what they're left with is a gaping hole at the water's e

neil degrasse tyson is going to be joining us. and he will explain. ( cheers and applause ) he will explain in great detail why 99 times out of 100 superman would kick the living ( bleep ) out of batman. ( cheers and applause ) superman-- he can fly. he's invincible. but first i hope everybody's recovered from their earth day hangovers and cleaned the vomit and good intentions off their jeans. ( laughter ) earth day. earth day by far the most popular of the planetary birthday celebrations. ( laughter ) again, my apologies to uranus. ( laughter ) we-- ( laughter ) i might be pronouncing that wrong, but we certainly did not mean to forget your birthday last year. i hope this card finds you well. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers ) , of course, though, no matter how much we kissed its ass the earth continues to act out. >> jolingses in oklahoma-- geologists in oklahoma say recent small earthquakes in that state are very likely triggered by the underground disposal of wasted water from oil and gas wells. >> that area shook by nearly

next 15, 20 minutes if you are headed north all traffic on the northbound side pushed off at tyson.o sun glare shot, where that will certainly throw things into the mix here. little sun glare upper left hands portion of your screen, that's live look at i95 coming up from delaware county and sue, it is a welcome delay that sun glare this morning. >> that's right. always happy to see the sun. because we certainly had our times of rain past couple of days we will have some more later on. phillies play the marlins again this evening game time 7:05. and we have stray shower around it will be breezy, and winds could gust up to 30 miles per hour. so definitely have jacket or sweater, because by that time, temperatures will be in the 50's and of course, continuing to fall after dark current temperatures, 50 in philadelphia but check out behind this cold front that's going to come through later this afternoon current temperature of only 38 in detroit 36 in chicago. we have seen some snow showers in michigan. and in minneapolis it is only 34 degrees so we will get a taste that far chillier ai

they were saying tyson takes on late night, tyson -- no. there's no monologue. there's no band.o -- no, no. it's only one night a week. it's not even gonna be sort of current events topical. it's going to be a conversation with a very high shelf life, as the science that is discovered and is understood what drives the universe. so no, no no. i won't be dancing. no. ha ha! >> this show is, of course, inspired by your popular podcast. this is a technology show. a lot of your fans watch our show as well. i wonder, how has technology helped you teach your fans about science? bring the universe down to earth, as you say? >> yeah. i would have never predicted what's going on today. i mean, growing up i've had thoughts every day, what the world looks like through my lens, as a scientist and as an educator. when twitter came along, i realized, that's a place to put those thoughts. previously i'd have the thought. it would just dissipate into the ether, never to be recovered again. now with twitter, i can say, oh let me share these thoughts with people. i realized that many people who ar

the accident occurred in the northbound side between the the area of tyson and, ryan avenue. the incident occurred in the inner lanes. unfortunately it has been reported as now a fatal crash. if you you are traveling in and around this area, stay to the outer drive and would i advise you to do that same thing traveling southbound as well, because even though the incident had happened northbound southbound crew where is out there so you still may notice lane blockages. i just saw clean up crews in the last hit that we did. so they are slowly but surely moving things along. as we move to rush hour delays well traveling on the vine street expressway we have volume, a a approaching the area of the schuylkill traveling westbound. the eastbound is not awful but we have sun glare a affecting your commute from the i-95 down through the vine. rush hour there. pack the shade. ben franklin bridge, of course, they have construction during rush hour, and narrow you down to three lanes. notice right lane is being blocked as you make your way in to philadelphia give your sometime out there.

a sneak peek of uh -- this weeks episode of mike tyson performing salt-n-pepa's "push it."push it babe ♪ ♪ coolin' by day then at night working up a sweat ♪ ♪ c'mon girls let's go show these guys that we know how ♪ ♪ to become number one in a hot party show now push it ♪ ♪ >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: that's my man there. [ cheers and applause ] >> yo. come on, baby! >> jimmy: that's how he dances. >> mike is pushing not punching. >> jimmy: that's how he dances. >> definitely. yo, you see the leather pants? >> jimmy: i love that dude. >> love mike for that. >> jimmy: he's so fun -- i love mike for doing that. >> give mike a round of applause. [ applause ] mike is the man. >> jimmy: you guys, stick around, ll cool j and i are playing pictionary after the break. it will be fun. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ screaming ] rate suckers! [ bell dinging ] your car insurance goes up because of their bad driving. people try all sorts of ways to get rid of them. [ driver panting ] if you're sick of paying more than your fair share... [ screams ] get snapshot from progressive, and see just how

tyson is basically talking about pulling these by 2017. hopefully that will go -- melissa: what you're saying makes perfect sense. i know a lot of people are pushing for this. what is the danger? where we see listeria outbreak and we stop using antibiotics we have outbreaks and chickens all across the country in poultry having to kill because they're all sick? >> well-said. in 2010 in front of congress what they talked about cipro. they have been using antibiotics in these animals. now we have huge resistance to these antibiotics. we see patients coming in. we see bugs resistant resistance, resistance. in our office we see this, people come in of the if you look at cultures years ago they were all sensitive. now most of the cultures are resistant. as a result of this overuse of antibiotics in animals. sooner we stop this the better it is. then they have other alternative, how do you keep animals healthy? pro-biotics or oil treatment. our purpose is to keep the animals healthy. promise is by 2017. not 100%. we hope they do the right thing.

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tyson's corner, 123. chantilly passed here. i mean this is some heavy rain.e any hail there just yet, but it will be a slow go. even further west with pretty good rain in winchester and front royal on the east side of i-81. this too is going to cross over i-81. we'll zoom in to this now and this will head towards vine about 5:51 and head over towards here at 6:05. primarily just heavy downpours. remember if you come across the street, don't cross it. just turn around and find another way home. showers and storms will continue tonight as will the yellow alert. bus stop temperatures 48 to 58. and cooler on friday. no doubt about that. probably over the 60s tomorrow, but showers will be ending, looking a lot worse and it will not be a washout. but because they think that it will be dry on friday evening and even late in the afternoon that we're not going to issue that yellow alert just yet. if you have activities tomorrow evening outside, you can actually, that you'll be able to do them. 8:00 tonight, still some showers with a few thunderstorms south and west of

the 15 and 18 year old was struck on roosevelt boulevard at tyson avenue in oxford circle last night. we're told they did suffer broken bones but no word how seriously they were hurt. police say the driver is cooperating with the investigation. >>> five families are out of their homes this morning after a 3:00 a.m. large fire in montgomery county. yesterday fire crews rushed to the 800 block of cone street in norristown after flames jumped a several row homes. three houses were destroyed eight damaged and 17 people have been displaced. now, little bit of good news in all of this no one was hurt. >>> well, happening today the fifth anniversary of the largest oil spill in us history on april 20th, 2010, explosion on an oil rig killed 11 workers and triggered a spill of more than 200 million gallons of crude into the gulf of mexico. it took close to three months to cap the well. scientists continue to study the spill's impact on the environment. >> also, happening today the 119th boston marathon. 30,000 runners from 87 countries are expected to take part. and security is tight for this r

and also, we are dealing with an outside electrical fire, newtown, goshen road near tyson road.o, don't forget whether on the road you can get updated information about traffic backups with the new cbs philly traffic app. download the app now on itunes or in google playment back to you. >> all right, thank you. eagles are in the headlines again this time tim tebow expected to sign with the birds, tebow has been out of action for about two years now, but we're told he's ready to play. tebow is expected to compete for a quarterback job in camp. >> also, in the news this morning, funeral services take place today for two year old david, who was killed in a hit-and-run last week in kensington. police have located the car involved. however, they have not made any arrests. >>> a man is un arrest after climb ago fence outside the white house with a suspicious package, package not dangerous, lawmakers considering increased security around the executive mansion to deter any fence jumpers. >>> hundred feared dead, nearly 100 had been rescued including many children. officials say this cou

the mike tyson jokes, he was like, don't bring me that. >> jimmy: you would -- what jokes. >> mike tysoncorrect. no socks. >> literally. can you be mike tyson? he looked at us like we were crazy. like, come on, now. >> jimmy: so you stayed in college for three years which rarely happens now. >> i actually got an education. >> jimmy: you got an education. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> college graduate! >> jimmy: then you get drafted. and you get drafted in this suit. >> oh, no, really? >> jimmy: which we're going to put on the screen. >> oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: pretty fabulous. you know, a lot of attention has been paid to the suit. but really the tie to me -- >> that's when it really goes wrong. definitely. detroit native, that's how we do. we tend to be loud as they come. i felt like two teams would pick me so i had red and white in case the clippers picked me, lime green in case the sonics picked me. so the night before i was like, you know what? i'm going to go earlier. i'm going to wear the red and white one and put on my clippers hat. but that didn't happen. >> ji

tyson foods this evening saying they will no longer use human antibiotics on their chickens. tyson will now phase them out over two years. >>> we have a passing to note tonight, from the paratridge family the baby of the family. suzanne crow has died at age 52. >>> and another passing tonight, and an incredible song. ♪ we got to go ♪ >> jack ely was 71 years old. >>> when we come back here tonight, the national guard right here behind me. you can see their numbers are going to be growing across the city this evening. but we did see something very important here today, reminding us of the true baltimore. we'll show you, right after the backe. we're looking for above-normal snowfall. a major storm system. widespread travel problems going to be a concern, all throughout the day. the promise of the cloud is that every individual and organization has unlimited access to information, at any time, no matter where they are. weather affects us all. the microsoft cloud gives our team the power to instantly deliver critical information to people whenever they need it. here at accuweathe

tyson is the largest seller of chicken.of thrones the fifth season premiere attracted 18 million viewers. that is about one million viewers more than last year's premier. it is their most watched show. those are your top headlines. tom: let's forward here. we will continue our coverage of all. this is west of camden yards in west baltimore. of course, the pageantry tonight in washington as abe meets with president obama on trade. brendan: it's the fight we've been waiting for. floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao will step on the canvas. the fight has not happened yet. it is already historic. hbo and showtime came together. they will broadcast the fight jointly. we have a sparring partner. he has been following this fight. we talked to the head of hbo. how big of a deal is this for hbo right now? guest: this is the biggest brawl in history. in terms of the boxing world. we're going to see record revenues across the board. paper view is going to be the biggest moneymaker for both of these cable companies. $100 for high debt i

mike tyson one-on-one with a new competitor. >> not in the ring, that would be great though. goodness. he is trying to hit somebody though. >> call the police and the firemen. >> this is mike tyson. he is doing the lip sync challenge taking on terry cruz in tonight's upcoming episode "lip sync battle." both men going through '80s hip-hop classics. ♪ ♪ push it good ♪ >> i don't know if he knows the words to this song. >> it's lip syncing, right? >> yeah, but it's supposed to be lip-sync to "push it" from salt n pepa. here's terry crews. ♪ >> a little run dmc. will it be enough? >> we'll see how this works out. >>> and how about another faceoff, this one involving mila kunis and an aspiring pop star. >> she's being sued by christina cairo who is originally from ukraine and claims kunis stole her pet chicken named doggie when they were children. >> what does she want now besides attention? she just realized a song called "give me green card," and suing for $5,000. citing emotional therapy bills last night kunis responded with the help of ashton kutcher. >> i would like to launch

neil tyson has conquered the universe so what's left for him? turns out it is the world of late night tv. we'll talk to him about it. >>> the name of chef. ♪ al-- michael anthony's restaurant is untitled. we'll go inside his challenging new partnership in "the dish." >>> they are considered one of the smartest musical acts in decades. the decemberists perform later in our saturday session. >>> our top story this morning, severe weather hitting large portions of the nation this weekend. heavy storms including a funnel cloud, rolled through western kansas on friday. there were no reports that it touched down and, fortunately, no reports of injuries. >>> in texas heavy rain soaked houston causing flash flooding in streets. one man waiting for a bus had to stand on a bus just to get away from the water. let's get more from ed curran from wbbm. >> good morning. we have a lot of action happening from southern texas to louisiana and all the way up through nebraska here. it's along this line of showers and thunderstorms we're watching that we expect we

. >>> tyson chicken the latest to get rid of antibiotics, but is this more pr than md? ♪ son food in particular the biggest u.s. industry producer will stop feeding chickens human antibiotics by 2011. with more on this, the senior officer for pew charitable trust antibiotic enhancement trust. start with the basics. why do the farmers use antibiotics in the first place? >> antibiotics are used for a couple of different reasons. one is to treat sick animals what you would expect but that they are also used for preventing disease, controlling disease and growth promotion. there is a lot of different reasons antibiotics are being used. gerri: you say dangerous, why? >> antibiotic resistance is the big problem. every time we use antibiotics we can select for antibiotic-resistant bacteria. that means antibiotics we would need to treat disease won't work anymore. gerri: we have numbers to that effect. 20,000 americans resistant to ant bottomtics. they get bacterial infections they can't beat. that is becoming more and more common. i have to tell you, gail i look what is going

tyson says it will phase out antibiotics in its chicken flock by 2017. the company also plans to explore doing the same in its beef pork and turkey operations. >>> super fans of the royal couple were given a sweet treat this morning. william and kate sent danishs to the camped outside the hospital. weather in london has been especially chilly over the last few days. these faithful royal baby watchers have braved temperatures as clowe as 38 degrees fahrenheit. >>> people continue to gather on the streets of baltimore this morning. our >>> we're calling up national guardsmen last night, all day today. you're going to continue to see a growing presence. by tonight, you'll see an overwhelming display of people out there on the streets protecting the citizens. what happened last night is not going to happen again. >> reporter: maryland governor larry hogan making it very clear during a news conference earlier that there will be an increased police presence on the streets of baltimore today as law enforcement tries to prevent a repeat of the violence that real

the hyatt is the first new full service hotel to open in tyson's in more than 20 years. the hotel has 18 stories, 300 rooms. it's right next to the metro station on the silver line. >>> parents in prince george's county are relieved that plans are moving forward to build a new elementary school. in a letter released yesterday the superintendent is recommending that ferlazzo elementary be built on sprigs road in woodbridge. the school board wanted to relocate mary porter traditional school and that upset some parents because they were promised a new school. ferlazzo is set to open in the fall of 2016. >>> one montgomery county students can call their teacher by a different title this year -- teacher of the year. joseph gannon. congratulations to joseph gannon. he's a social studies teacher at damascus high school. he teaches a.p. world history. he goes on to compete for maryland's teacher of the year. the other two finalists are josephine luster and jill raspen. and a lot of you know that i'm a proud product of the montgomery county school system. i emceed this for the th

newtown township delco an outside electrical fire, fire crews respond to the scene along goshen road and tyson road. a fire activity along keswick avenue in glenside. there's construction lasting all day into tomorrow morning in haddon township, they are closing the ramp from 168 northbound to 130 northbound, we'll be keeping tabs on that, as well. >> happening today the fbi will update it's results of an homegrown terror investigation. several young people were arrested in minneapolis and san diego yesterday suspected of being isis sympathizers and traveled to syria or have plans to go there. isis released a video showing the killing of christians in ethiopian. >>> two officers raced to a scene after getting a 911 call, when they got there they found the car flipped over and the driver strapped into the seat of the crumbled vehicle. the officers cut the seat belt and dragged the woman to safety. 24 seconds later the car burst into flames. the victim was taken to the hospital and expected to be okay. >>> the baltimore police department is conducting an criminal investigation into the death of

. >>> a major announcement today from tyson foods. arkansas-based company says it will begin phasing out antibiotics and itsic whichens over the next few years. tyson is the latest poultry produce tore make this move over concerns of antibiotic resistant infections in humans. the food industry has been under pressure from consumer and public health advocates to come up with alternatives to keep chickens healthy. it has welcomed the move, move but called for an outright ban in agriculture. >> there are new findings about what alcohol use does to young people's brains. >> and research showing a bromance could be beneficial for men. have to pay attention for this. >> jane king has more in today's wellness report. >> men who have male friend see benefits. having close connections with those of the same gender can be protective, but it also found that having high numbers of friends can lead to more stress. nearly six in ten u.s., woers ersworkers feel they are overweight. extremely stressed out workers were 49% more likely to be overweight

so much no arrest. >> two teen girl injuries after hit by car near the boulevard and tyson avenue. the injuries are in the life threat glenn former heisman trophy winner tim tebow is expected to sign one year contract with the eagles today. the latest big off season move by eagles head coach chip kelly. >> be right back. >> taking aspirin may help ward off certain cancers. doctors at harvard tracked that from about 130,000 patients over three decades. they found a patient who took two or more aspirins a week reduce their risk of colorectal cancer by 25%. regular aspirin used also reduced gastrointestinal cancer risk by 20%. >>> and, are you having trouble getting children to swallow pills when they're sick? researchers in north carolina found behavioral therapy flavored throat sprays and working with the head posture can relax children. >> children are -- welcome the miami marlins tomorrow night. the first visit by the fish this season. yesterday, phils and nationals at the ballpark. the nats take their second of three games this weekend down there in d.c. the nats scored three run

in tysons adam tuss, news4. >>> here's another potential problem for metro. a big one. a u.s.ttee is proposing a spending plan that would chop what metro gets from the federal government in half next year from $150 million to $75 million. that money would also be contingent upon metro demonstrating, quote significant progress in fixing its deficiencies. congressman john delaney of maryland and don buyer of virginia called the proposal irresponsible and shortsighted. >>> doug is back with more about our weather, and it's all pretty good news right now, isn't it? >> everybody is smiling today. when the sun is shining, everybody gives a little bit more of a smile. everybody will be smiling tomorrow, too. then everybody might be frowning just a little bit. right now we've got some people snivelffveling and sneezing. look at the trees on the high side for sure. aloft of that is the oak. you can see that out there, the pollen on your cars for sure. temperatures right now sitting in the 60s, actually 70s, 72 at the airport, most of you in the upper 60s, though. we'll be down to 66 at

when you are headed north they're pushing everybody off at tyson when coming southbound pushed offero that outer drive there at that cross-over, which i believe is welsh rd. we got crew on the way it sounds nasty and this could be with us for the bulk of the morning rush hour. accident northbound on the extension, at quakertown. fire location, where jenny joyce is set up, up here bucks county point pleasant pike blocked right near toll gate road. and expect a jumbo jam coming in on the ben franklin bridge, beginning this morning emergency construction set up in the right lane as soon as you come through the toll plaza so leaving jersey, come through the toll plaza you are all going to fun kneel only three lanes instead of the normal four, and that's going to continue for the upside of the bridge, once you make it to about mid-span it opens back up to four. but that's indefinately, doing some repair work to that pedestrian walkway. this just popped up last night. they had the septa cones up. this came out of no where. and it is going to hit us like a stale bagel coming in from south j

back down in to tyson's corner with some rainfall accumulation. you've had some heavy downpours no doubt about that. picking up an inch of rain so far moving off to the west and the north side. so showers and thunderstorms will continue tonight. bus stop temperatures tomorrow will be comfortable with the upper 40s in the burbs. cooler on friday. tomorrow will look a lot worse than what it really is and then dry and cool tomorrow evening. then tomorrow night if you have plans on the first evening of may, things will work out. we have some showers and a few thunderstorms. heavier downpours across much of fairfax, montgomery, back down to 95 and in to charles county. they will advance it by 10:00 and still some showers if you are walking that dog. then by morning, not a lot. a couple showers are possible with the temperatures early on, nothing crazy heavy, ending by lunchtime with some breaks in the clouds. 60 by 11:00 and 63 with some clouds still hanging tough. weekend looks great on saturday and 77 on sunday. some showers are possible, but just is

. -- tyson, hormel, the rest.i'm a little taken by surprise but, you know, that's how you learn, from the news, what they're doing to euthanize these chickens. jeff, thank you. this recent avian flu outbreak could have consumers bolting, running away from chicken as farms in iowa begin euthanizing hens to contain the biggest outbreak of bird flu in the u.s. ever. will consumers steer clear of chicken for fear of getting sick? we have a handful of cups already banning -- countries already banning poultry from the u.s. how big a hit will the industry take? james sumner is the usa poultry and egg council president. sir, i know it is a busy time for you. i need to ask you, aside from china and south korea who have already quickly banned our chicken exports, who else is on the list? who do you expect to say next, no more u.s. chicken? >> those are really, liz, about the only countries that have banned the entire u.s., and those restrictions were put in place when we had one wild bird in the state of oregon, a falcon. s

this happened in the southbound inner lanes north of tyson avenue at 10:00. the victim believed to be 15 and 18 years old were taken to the hospital. their injuries are not life threatening. the honda that struck the girls kept going but later returned to the scene. >>> a fire that tore through several row homes was sparked by a barbecue grill. viewer video shows the fire in norristown yesterday afternoon. resident said she and her husband were grilling on the back porch when the fire started. >> i'm in shock. i don't know. i can't believe. >> nobody didn't get hurt, i hold no grudges or -- >> everyone did escape out injury, but the fire, smoke and water destroyed or damaged several homes. >> the fire marshal will work to determine if the grill sparked the fire. the red cross is helping five families. >>> 5:06. 37,000 runners trained and prepared and car bow loaded and line up for the boston marathon. this is the second marathon since the bombing killed three spectators. the returns were treated to a pasta dinner. team 4:15 when marathon survivors were offere

this happened just after 10:00 o'clock last night at the tyson and the boulevard. the driver reportedly went around the block and then return to the scene to talk to police. they were not seriously hurt, thank goodness. >>> still to come at 4:35, severe storm leaves a path of destruction across the the south east, we will take a look at some of that damage. >>> pilot the who landed a gyro copper on the lawn of the u.s. capitol speaks out what he hopes to accomplish and how his wife feels about his stunt. side even ham. side ham. you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus. because frontline plus unleashes a deadly killing force to kill fleas and ticks, plus flea eggs and larvae, preventing a new infestation. its protection lasts a full 30 days. no wonder frontline plus is the #1 choice of vets for their pets and yours. after all, your dog is a lover not a fighter. frontline plus. the vet's #1 choice. >>> we're going to have some more rain today. talk about rain in georgia. georgia is down south right. >> yes,

. >>> plus, tyson makes a major pledge. what the company is planning to do to keep you and your family healthy. ♪ there is no royal blood in this country. nothing is reserved for anyone. it's all just out there waiting for someone to reach out and take it. ♪ and the ones who do. these are the kings and queens of america. ♪ >>> chopper 4 is over the cvs in baltimore that was looted and burned. large crowds are gathering, the national guard is in place along with scores of city police and police from our area as well. a 10:00 curfew goes into effect this evening. >> as we reported earlier, the president addressed the issues in baltimore earlier this afternoon at the white house. jim vance is in our newsroom now with those comments. >> pat, the president spoke about the violence in baltimore and the circumstances, conditions that led to that violence. he also spoke about what the nation needs to do about it. >> we can't just leave this to the police. i think there are police departments that have to do some soul searching. i t

. >> reporter: it turns out tyson like the other horses in this business are perfectly happy and content not have any kind of elevateed cortisol levels indicative of any long-term stress. >> tyson is one of 13 central park horses to take part in a study that's find these horses are not u any undue stress. researchers tested cortisol levels hormone producing during stress in animals and humans. the horses got tested on the job in central park. at rest in the 59th street stables on vacation on farm in pennsylvania. the study which was funded by the horse and carriage industry found the horses were relaxed. in fact the horses actually seemed more stressed while on vacation. >> the vets say this could be because horses are most comfortable in a routine and going to the country is not part of the daily regimen for the central park horses. >> this is what we've been telling people for years and years and years based on what the horses do, how they act everything about their health the way they behave. but it was really nice to have this you know, basically a scientific proof that what we've be

near schwenksville watching a crash along cross road at tyson road. but cleared pretty quickly on second street near the railroad tracks. construction worth in upper dublin they'll close welsh road near norristown road today and tomorrow from 9:00 until 3:00. steady use limekiln pike as an alternate. update in wilmington boxwood road eastbound reopening today but the westbound side is going to stay closed until after memorial day. >> no horseplay here. brand new dash cam video of police in hot pursuit of a suspect on a horse and this happened in the kentucky city of owens borough on monday. that man hopped on his pet horse and tried to get away. police eventually caught up with the fugitive. animal control is now caring for the horse. >> a judge threw the book at 10 of the 11 teachers convicted in the cheating scandal in atlanta. all but one received jail time some getting up to seven years. the teachers were convicted of changing answers on student tests to improve their school scores and most passed on a deal from prosecutors that would have left th