i saw a lot of people running around here in the uni-cubs here. >> at its heart, honda is a mobility do a lot with personal mobility and robotics, i helps us maintain the passion for technology and striving to think around the corner. it provides an opportunity for personal mobility, to be used around people. >> okay. >> so what you see on stage is the uni-cub and you see it running around with people on it and you are sitting on it and they are pacing with people, and walking. it does not run over anybody or interfere. >> so exciting. my favorite is the one that i have not seen because the crowd is too heavy around it, that is the nsx, tell us about it. it's a big unveil for you. >> it's exciting, because the culmination of bringing super car, hyper car technology to kind of the masses which is what honda is about, right? nsx has been a long time in the coming. first generation ran from '90 to sort of 2005/2006. this one brings all the technology, it's electro-motive technology. hybrid technology and a little bit of technology from our racing division to just an absolutely awesome s

we will keep that unis shine. today will be a very pleasant day, starting off on a chilly note. storm scan three is totally empty allowing for what is already a promising to be a beautiful sunrise. as we go out to the current wind speed, they have diminished but they are still noticeable in a couple spots namely up and down i-95 from philly international to wilmington and wildwood. straight up northerly breezy sentencely for most of you. look at this beautiful shot. look at how chilly it is. the area middle school it will be a beautiful sunrise. moon shinies out there for you. 37 degrees, to kick it off. but we are shooting for a much more seasonal 73 degrees this afternoon. the looks nice. erika, back to you. >>> all lanes of the pennsylvania pennsylvania turnpike have have reopened, for the morning rush, a after i have four vehicle crash shut it down last night. police say that it all bee again when a trash truck struck an overpass at camp hill road in upper dublin. the other three vehicles struck debris causing this tractor trailer hauling paper to overturn. the truck driver

the nfl does a good job of keeping their product in the forefront all yearlong. >> and the new unis youwere saying. >> the 10,000 people for the 49ers. >> it was a little different set up. yeah i think kind of a mixed review on the black with the 49ers. raider fans probably have something to say about that. >> yeah they would be black and siller. >> -- silver. >>> tomorrow is the first of may and the city of oakland is preparing for may day protest. the protesters will be out protesting on different things. paul chamber social -- paul chambers is live with what to expect. >> reporter: if officials talked about it this one being an antigentrification. >> reporter: every day thousands of people travel but now that there's word of a protest, most people say they will not use it. >> i will not come here. absolutely not. >> it's probably going to inconvenience the people on the bus which is unfortunate but like i said these people are out here for a purpose. so you have to do what you have to do. >> maybe you might want to think about car pooling tomorrow. maybe taking different forms of tra

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our panel for today's debate are uni vision 65 anchor and senior producer ilya gar see a inquirer reporter chris hepp and now your moderator "action news" anchor jim gardner. >> hello, thank you for joining us for this debate among the six democratic candidates running for mayor of philadelphia. a quick note about our format tonight, each candidate will have 45 seconds to answer the question posed to them by myself and our two pap he-- panel list. if we feel a issue bears furnished der discussion we can continue, and each candidate will have an equal chance to weigh in. the candidates will also answer some questions sent to us, by way of six abc.com and facebook, and twitter. at the end of the debate, each candidates will have one minute to make a closing statement, so let's begin. folks, i'm sure it is fair to say that every mayor in america has been laser focused on the situation in baltimore. i think, voters of philadelphia would be eager to hear how you would respond to the following unhappy scenario. as mayor your chief of have staff burstness to your office and informs you that an af

shias, unies, loik j. why do they blame us. look at the way we live. tribal leaders disputed the accusations. this is a community leader in charge of the camp. >> this is a move by politicians to inflame hatred. look at the camp it's women children and babies. >> baghdad's demographic changed after 2006 as many sunnis left. after sectarian violence, it's felt today. since then shia communities stick to their own neighbourhoods to their own neighbourhoods. this blame game has many worried that there'll be a return to the blood-letting, and the city will see more violence. >>> the united nations said the syrian government must stop using explosive weapons in the yarmouk camp which sits on the outskirts of damascus but the refugees attacked. the u.n. relief agency was alarmed from the safety of civilians within yarmouk. >> it has condemned shelling. thousands were forced to leave. armed forces entered the camp in april >>> more migrants have been saved from the mediterranean sea. 3906 were saved during the last few address. italian and french navy and coa

imposed on and the mcds came in and suddenly created a problem the reality is mcd are un12k50i6sh8 and uninwelcome and didn't pass second or fill the permit please decline it thank you. >> if iany. i, ask the translator to see that is the last call for comment. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> hi thank you. i'm bryan webb store i'm the union liaison to the cannabis association our members are union employers greg is a member greg is you know a great business person and great community leader our letter to 89 in a with the planning commission this is the article from the san francisco white blood cell if last week the city changes rules to ban medical cannabis in the sunset we're hoping you'll grant this permit it is legal there's nothing wrong with that greg following the law i could have 5 hundred people stand up and say it creates crime it is medicine it is legal there's nothing wrong with it the permit should be granted address parents had been allowed to buy medicine for the kids that have seizures. >> is there any additional public comment okay. seeing none public comment is closed.

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. >> ademÁs una solicitud extradiciÓn a los estados uni s unidos. >> (en inglÉs). >> se esperaba quenuestra investigaciones revela lo que deberÍa ser una expresiÓn de deportivismo fue utilizada como vehÍculo en un amplio esquema para engordar carteras por un total de 110 millones de dÓlares. >> una de las personas mÁs influyentes en el fÚtbol de estados unidos y que colabora desde el 2011 con el fbi en la investigaciÓn criminal es chuck blazer quien estuvo trabajando de cerca con la fifa quien se declarÓ culpable de 10 acusaciones y acumulÓ 11 millones de dÓlares en ingresos no declarados. >> inmediatamente ex jugadores leyendas del fÚtbol mundial criticaron directamente al presidente blatter de lo que ocurre a interior de fifa. >> usted necesita renunciar por todos los escÁndalos. >> la gente y hacer una sedaciÓn para elegir o reelegirlo a blatter por esa plata una cancha donde en África viejo. >> lo que dicen leyes aquÍ estaban hablando de 20 aÑos de cÁrcel. >> suma ejemplo para toda la sociedad mundial mÁs que nada. >> llegÓ la hora de votar en primera voto nociÓn tuvo mayorÍa abs

reportera: jerry se unirÁ a la fundaciÓn sin fines de lucro de uni west.ia garcÍa: se ve muy bien jerry. adiÓs. que tal, muy buenas noches. la justicia estadounidense destapo la olla de la fifa y la corrupcion se desparramo por todos lados.nueve dirigentes del organismo fueron acusados de sobornos y fraude. a siete los arrestaron hoy en suiza, otro tiene orden de captura y un ex vicepresidente , jack warner, ya se entrego.aunque los negocios de la fifa bajo la mesa eran un secreto a voces, recien ahora hay pruebas concretas. iniciamos nuestra amplia cobertura en zurich con pablo monzalvo. con vise tas a a un lago para detener a los siete directivos acusados de corrupciÓn. frente al ejÉrcito de periodistas, el portavoz tratÓ de bajarle el tono al escÁndalo diciendo que los arrestos son algo bueno para la instituciÓn. >> fifa aquÍ en esta investigaciÓn es una vÍctima, una damnificada. esto signibica que no hay nadie escapando. las autoridades federales estÁn aquÍ y nosotros cooperamos con ellos. entregamos toda la informaciÓn que solicitan, dijo el vocero. l

bapt tists, uni tarians and others. when immigration shifted from europe to people everywhere, this country's lack of an established church helped us to make room for jews muslims, buddhists. the rise of the unreligious is not a departure from history, but a part of it. we may just be a lot freer today than 40 years ago, to say so out loud, without fear of socialisition, to be seen still as a good neighbour, co-worker and friend. thank you for in my opinioning us for "inside story". i'm ray suarez. >> i.s.i.l. claims responsibility for a bombing at a mosque in saudi arabia that killed more than 20 people. hello you're watching al jazeera al jazeera jazeera, coming up. struggle in djibouti. thousands have taken cover. plus. >> i'm florence louie

we've seen attempts to create an uni polar world. now we see that thinking gaining momentum. >> ten years ago vladimir putin sat next to president bush. but a decade on western leaders were noticeable here only by their absence. ukraine's crisis has badly soured relations. the chinese leader, xi jinping, for instance, russia is displaying new relationships intended to mitigate damage to older ones. also being shown off with high tech new weaponry like the d 14, the first newly designed battle tanks since the soviet union fell. russia is trying to whether more professional military, so while other departments of ministry are suffering severe budget cuts, defense spending has increased significantly. watching the parade with some of the remaining people who fought against the nazis in what russia calls the great patriotic war perhaps this is an opportunity where this is possible. >> i feel pride for our motherland, which we served at the time in war. now i'm amazed by the technology. i feel so proud. >> i'm satisfied there are people t

bapt tists, uni tarians and others. when immigration shifted from europe to people everywhere, this country's lack of an established church helped us to make room for jews, muslims, buddhists. the rise of the unreligious is not a departure from history, but a part of it. we may just be a lot freer today than 40 years ago, to say so out loud, without fear of socialisition, to be seen still as a good neighbour, co-worker and friend. thank you for in my opinioning us for "inside story". i'm ray suarez. >> >>> this is al jazeera >>> welcome to the newshour. from doha. in the next 60 minutes, the latest effort to stop the vans of i.s.i.l. forces and the battle for ramadi. we'll have a live report. >> refugees fled the war in yemen, and make a plea for help from djibouti. >> a gunfight between police and an alleged drug gang in mexico leaves 40 dead. >>> live pictures from dublin

nearly $6 billion in fines and a handful of guilty pleas and something the attorney general of the uni a breathtaking conspiracy. some of the biggest financial institutions including jp morgan chase, barkleys the royal bank of sc ubs will pay billions for manipulating the interest rate markets, one of the least regulated markets in the financial world and one of the largest, about $5 trillion changes hands every day. the traders from different banks didn't act as rivals but rather they worked together to rig the price of u.s. dollars and euros in a scheme that went on nearly every day for five years through 2012. eamon javers has more. >> deep inside of the posh offices of the major banks, in the private digital exchanges of the private traders was right ought of the mafiainity invited to join the scam. mess this up and you sleep with one eye open up. and if you ain't cheating you ain't trying. and yes, the left competition the better. and today that language caught up with the traders as new u.s. attorney general l lyn announced the massive setty traeders formed a group they dubbed th

we saw attempts to create a uni-polla world, and now see military block gaining momentum. 10 years ago vladimir putin sat next to george w bush. western leaders were noted by their absence. ukraine's crisis badly souring relations. other leaders came to shake hands with the president. the chinese leader xi jinping. russia is displaying new relationships intended to mitigate damage to the older ones. also shown off is military. a newly designed battle tank since before the soviet union fell. russia is modernizing armed forces as fast as it is able. trying to build a professional military. other departments are facing severe budget cuts defense spending increased significantly. watching the parade were some of the few remaining people that fought against the nazis in what russia calls a great patriotic war. perhaps it will be the last anniversary where it's possible. >> i have pride for the motherland. i'm amazed by the modern technology. i feel so proud. i'm satisfied that there are people that can defend the land that we once defended. >> victory day has multiple functions. it displays

bapt tists, uni tarians and others. when immigration shifted from europe to people everywhere, this country's lack of an established church helped us to make room for jews, muslims, buddhists. the rise of the unreligious is not a departure from history, but a part of it. we may just be a lot freer today than 40 years ago, to say so out loud, without fear of socialisition, to be seen still as a good neighbour, co-worker and friend. thank you for in my opinioning us for "inside story". i'm ray suarez. >>> on a special eldition of "america tonight", honouring the broken soldiers. >> i want people to know that the war doesn't end when the guns are silenced. i want them to know that >>> a long time coming, but a salute to disabled veterans. also tonight - how did a veteran's hospital become the center of a great disservice to our nation's bravest defenders.

one of the other things that we did is created something here, uni created skills for america's future -- you and i really created skills for america's future, and when just two years ago, we had a long-term unemployed, and that is to find a someone who has been employed for -- unemployed for over six months that is funny seven who has a really hard time finding a job. you want to help them get employed, there it is -- there is a real bias -- walter isaacson: yes, someone would not interview another person who has been unemployed for more than six months. sec. pritzker: yes, it is just nuts as other has been huge progress in bringing that area of unemployment down. walter isaacson: on the unemployed employment issue, president obama has made a major plank for what he wants to do, making it seamless to go to university or college possible, and how does that tie into skills development? sec. pritzker: it is a natural place to go, the goal has been to have the training offered at the community college, offering the demands of the local community. walter isaacson: do you think that the loc

compatriots come back with >>> the retrial of two al jazeera journalists in egypt has been postponed to unist. -- june 1st. mohammed fahmy and mohammed badr were accused of helping muslim brotherhood, charges they delay. they spend 400 days in prison. charges from dismissed, but ordered them to stand trial again. if you want to keep up to date on all the stories... wishes known and thousands of high school seniors have had to cope with what they might see as college failure before they take a single class. they will be in school in fall just not their dream school. have we created crazy unworkable expectations at toop schools?

home to notorious inmates like the uni bomber. the mastermind behind the 1993 world trade center bombing >>> dzhokhar tsarnaev asked a prison warden if he may face death threats killing a child. the warden replied and confirmed that dzhokhar tsarnaev's mail will be read and a book he might write reviewed before publication. >>> patricia weng is a reporter for the boston globe, and is a supporter and has been at the dzhokhar tsarnaev trial. was it a smart move by the defense to close with a celebrity, a well-known proponent of the death penalty? >> that's a good question. i suppose it ended on a note that fulfilled a question that i am sure jurors have. has he shown remorse, is he contrite at all. whether they are convinced that her words reflected feeling, i think that's unclear >>> even though sister helen talked about dzhokhar tsarnaev's private expression of remorse, he hasn't done it publicly, he's shown no respect. the prosecution showed notes, how he raised his middle finger to a surveillance camera do you think it's likely

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uni-1st. -- june 1st. mohammed fahmy and mohammed badr were accused of helping muslim brotherhood, charges they delay. they spend 400 days in prison. charges from dismissed, but ordered them to stand trial again. if you want to keep up to date on all the stories... wishes known and thousands of high school seniors have had to cope with what they might see as college failure before they take a single class. they will be in school in fall just not their dream school. have we created crazy unworkable expectations at toop schools? does it matter that you go to college and less where you go? the deposits for the fall are in the mail. the sticker's already going on the rear window of the family car. rethinking the rat race for the freshman class is the "inside story" and it starts now. welcome to "inside story", i'm ray suarez. ask a ced preparing to graduate high school this spring how many colleges they've sent applications. middle of the deck students and high flyers alike you will here what once would have s

said no it would be too confusing and that the federal government is supposed to apply its policies uni formally across the states. 26 states sued led by texas. there are demonstrations on both sides. reaction this morning, texas governor abbott said that what the president is trying to do is unlawful. reaction from the white house. they say that this three-judge panel misinterpreted the facts and they still insist that the president trying to keep five million undocumented workers in this country by putting them on the back burner essentially for deportation is fully consistent with the law. >> tracie potts, thanks. >>> it is 4:48. former senator rick santorum will announce a bid for the presidency today. he'll announce near his hometown of butler, pennsylvania. he is headed straight to iowa to begin campaigning. his victory in iowa in 2012 juiced his campaign in a way many hadn't expected. he's comfortable with that role. >>> this is just the first in a bunch of announcements in the next two weeks. take a look at this. after santorum, four more candidates are expected to follow suit.

you can't see what is going on >> maria lopez said in this interview with uni vision her son has mental issues she believes he did not hit any officers in this struggle. >> if it had been like that, why did all of them jump on him? all of them? all of them? why did they all do it? >> saturday night police say two officers saw him acting suspiciously they say he tossed something in the bushes when he ran off. then suddenly turned toward officers. >> the suspect at this point takes out a bottle and attempts to attack on officer. then proceeds to engage. >> he was daysed and there are baton strikes. >> after the suspect was handcuffed, he continued to struggle and fight. >> police say lopez continued resisting in the car. they took him out, placing him in restraints. >> they treat you like a criminal. >> just let them do their job. >> police auditor said her office has received complaints. >> we have received complaints for more than one individual about what they believe was excessive use the force. >> a mrant triggers a police internal affairs investigation. >> a man doing time for rob i

you can't see what is going on >> maria lopez said in this interview with uni vision her son has mental issues she believes he did not hit any officers in this struggle. >> if it had been like that, why did all of them jump on him? all of them? all of them? why did they all do it? >> saturday night police say two officers saw him acting suspiciously they say he tossed something in the bushes when he ran off. then suddenly turned toward officers. >> the suspect at this point takes out a bottle and attempts to attack on officer. then proceeds to engage. >> he was daysed and there are baton strikes. >> after the suspect was handcuffed, he continued to struggle and fight. >> police say lopez continued resisting in the car. they took him out, placing him in restraints. >> they treat you like a criminal. >> just let them do their job. >> police auditor said her office has received complaints. >> we have received complaints for more than one individual about what they believe was excessive use the force. >> a mrant triggers a police internal affairs investigation. >> a man doing time for rob i

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satellite is also showing you mixture of cloud and unis. that is the story the rest of the day unless you get the a hour popping through. in the mid-atlantic we are mostly very warm but there is a light breeze coming down out of the north east, but it is making a a difference in points up the coast from frustrates. in new york city, 64 degrees right now. we are still officially holding on to 86 in philadelphia. that cooler air is on the the way here. only gradually so though. a as we head out to the links this afternoon or anything else during the afternoon hours, real good day to keep that storm tracker six app handy on your smart phone. it will be warm and humid. temperatures in the 70's this afternoon. is there a chance of the pop up shower or then are storm. they could be drenchers where they pop up. same stories for barbecues tonight. you will be able to get tonight but 77 by 5:00. seventy-two by 7:00 and you still to have watch out for that spotty storm. we have a big time change in the accu weather seven day. rick and sarah i will ha

just ahead san francisco answers a major complaint among uni riders. >> your bus, or train is about to get a new look. guess what? it will be clean. just can't seem to escape... another sneeze attack... you may be muddling through allergies. don't get caught off guard. try zyrtec® dissolve tabs. powerful allergy relief, now in a tablet that starts dissolving instantly. zyrtec® dissolve tabs. muddle no more™. >>> muni riders got some welcome news today. the system is getting $48 million in additional funds. >> we have additional cleaning crews inside as well. the money comes from measures a and b. >> tonight big change at the top for a silicon valley giant. john chambers will be executive chairman in choosing a replacement. the board bypassed several top lieu tenants the ceo of mcdonalds announced plans to stream line the company's bureaucracy, focusing on listening to customers simplifying operations and improving perception of its food. and u.s. air lines making more money than ever. costs are up nearly 30%. >> tonight a controversial to treat children using marijuana. >> and tonight

you can't see what is going on >> maria lopez said in this interview with uni vision her son has mentalny officers in this struggle. >> if it had been like that, why did all of them jump on him? all of them? all of them? why did they all do it? >> saturday night police say two officers saw him acting suspiciously they say he tossed something in the bushes when he ran off.

the odd thing really is that kill jong-unis relatively new in his position, only been there about threehe is only has a great basis his father was really influential 20 years probably before he actually became country leader in the early 1990s 1990s. and kim jong-un was in his 30s we don't really know. this seems to be an extraordinarily brutal way of dealing with pima that might have disagreed with you maybe even worse they have actually tried to move against him. quite a number of executions have been apparently noted. maybe one a month in the last few months so this looks like a very vicious purge. politically, the regime has held itself together by ruthlessly holding this core sort of 100,000 elite mostly military looking after them and making sure they stay onside and they are reliable. it's sort of implies that even with that group now there are people that just don't think this regime is sustainable. the problem is they don't have a plan-b. there is no plan-b. they either sink or swim together and it seems that kim jong-un is really willing to, you know, kind of totally throw the

just ahead san francisco answers a major complaint among uni riders. >> your bus, or train is about to what? it will be clean. >>> muni riders got some welcome news today. the system is getting $48 million in additional funds. >> we have additional cleaning crews inside as well. the money comes from measures a and b. >> tonight big change at the top for a silicon valley giant. john chambers will be executive chairman in choosing a replacement. the board bypassed several top lieu tenants the ceo of mcdonalds announced plans to stream line the company's bureaucracy, focusing on listening to customers simplifying operations and improving perception of its food. and u.s. air lines making more money than ever. costs are up nearly 30%. >> tonight a controversial to treat children using marijuana. >> and tonight on abc7 news a research project may offer new hope to suffering children. >> coming up, ahead, can carly fiorina turn her silicon valley experience into a successful by the for the u.s. president densy? >> dozens of women are taking a stand against a controversial birth control device

are the six residential hall that is make up uni nice one are home to more than one thousand studentsmeeting rooms, a busy place last week as finals neared. women were lured down the hall by a ploy on the part of the peeper. police say he put an out of order sign on the regular restroom. it said it was not working. >> are the sign guiding women, unwittingly, into a trap. >> it was blue tape on the sign. we were redirected down the hallway that we didn't know existed. >> are sometimes cameras are stuck behind sings or seens. this time it was disguised as an electrical outlet. they sale in the $300 range. impact was eye opening for police to see them tucked in household objects. students wonder if they should be suspicious of every fire alarm and thermostat on the wall. >> i'm definitely aware of these cases. are the outlet cam was discovered a week ago by a staffer who didn't look alike. one student was arrested last week for planting cam ras there the bathrooms. >> are this time the suspect is a staffer who has been fired but not arrested yet. detectives are going through his compute

bloomberg's uni is on the ground. give us the details of what we know so far. what do you know?tremor was pretty strong. the epicenter is near the nepalese capital. it was 3.4 on the richter scale. right now, what we have gotten from officials in the paul, a report of damage. given the earthquake last month, and i was down there reporting, you could expect some kind of damage to come in. they're closer to the places that were badly hit. jon: just to confirm, no reports of any damage in kathmandu city? >> right now, the official city has not received any reports yet. tremors were felt and lasted more than a minute. according to the official i spoke to. office complexes were hit, even the building we operate from offices on higher floors could feel it. you could possibly expect reports of casualties or damage. jon: thanks for joining us. no doubt you will bring us updates through the morning. another earthquake hitting nepal. just to get a feel on what is coming up. we will deal with the hank paulson stuff, carlsberg intriguing as well. guy: intriguing because the ruble has deprec

for an attempt to create a uni-polar world. >> it's interesting. there were over 30 world leaders invited to attend a march in red square and the military procession and we know of those who didn't accept that invitation, the united states france and the u.k. chief amongst them so the prime position right next to president putin was taken by chinese leader xi jinping, for the first time ever there was a column of chinese soldiers in the parade. just a reminder as the relationship with chinese seems to be strengthening even as the west still remains to be a fallout over the ukraine crisis. we did see angela america -- merckle came on saturday. there was a low-key wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unnamed soldier. i think it important that germany expresses contrition and commemoration of this 70th year anniversary. just to step away from that for a moment when it comes to the other reason why the chinese leadership was here $25 billion worth of deals signed on friday over 30 agreements to do with energy supply and military and security-relat

the new unis can be worn twice per season. a lot of fans saying why. >> how about just win. >>> up next at 11:00 we look back at the 40th anniversary of the fall of saigon. >>> yesterday very significant in american history especially for the vietnamese community. the 40th anniversary of the fall of saigon. the end of the vietnam war. also the beginning of a mass migration. thousands of families fled vietnam. they ended up here and among them our own vicky nguyen. >> she told us a little bit about her family's story on thursday. now she's back with a first hand account of how emotional and dangerous the journey was and how american families opened their homes to complete strangers. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: a successful life can be measured in many ways. but for don and winnel ware there is only one. >> a life lived just for yourself is not a value. a life lived for other people is a value. >> reporter: by 1980 the wares had a packed house raising five children on a modest income. that's when winnel received a letter

we see attempts to create a uni polar world. see see military block thinking gaining momentum >>> 10 years ago vladimir putin sat next to george w. bush. german and french leaders two. a decade on western leaders were noted only by their absence, ukraine's crisis badly affected others. the chinese leader xi jinping - russia is displaying new relationships intending to mitigate older ones. >> also showing off the first newly designed russian battle tank since before the soviet union fell. russia is organising forces as fast as it is able trying to build a better equipped military. other departments and ministries are suffering cuts defense spending increased significantly. watching the parade were some of the people that fought gains the nazis in the patriotic war. perhaps this will be the last anniversary. >> i feel pride for our mother land which we serve. i'm amazed by the modern technology. i feel so proud. i'm satisfied that there are people who can defend the land that we once defended >>> victory day has multiple functions

>> they are important, there's the parliamentary and controversial elections scheduled for 26 uni. june. the president wants to go for a third term. opposition members say they can't participate in elections that are flawed much the president's people feel that conditions on the ground are conducive. people are concerned about the violence, saying it could pick up in the weeks to come. there are grenade attacks going on for the last weekend. it is gaining momentum. opposition members allege they are targeted by the ruling party, they have been beaten arrested. lots are concerned and are watching closely >>> an quake with a magnitude of 7.8 has shakenic tokyo, 200km from the islands in to the south-east of japan. authorities say there's no threat of a tsunami >>> chinese claims over the south china sea have been dominating a meeting in singapore. several countries say they have rights to several parts of different waters. u.s. secretary of defense ash carter is criticizing the chinese. >> reporter: angering the chinese, a u.s. patrol plane flies over disputed waters, capturing a por

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. >> they will be coming out very soon, new unis for the team. >> in time for the draft. >> draft, get the number one pick i predict it. >> we better. >> we'll get the little ball, pick number one will go with the twin tower players i'm looking forward to the sixers actually over the next couple of years. did you hear up about this in the pocono mountains? flo rider going to be performing. >> you mean the flo riders? >> oh that's a machine? >> yes. little different. but so pretty cool, jen. >> what is it? >> yes i would like to see flo rider on the flowriders. this is pretty cool. he's running the lifeguards. flo rider part of the water park. he's basically in it to win it? >> he sure is. yep, he's doing a great job. he definitely knows what he's doing. >> so we talk about this, a lot of times they'll have the set of water park cruise ship but costs extra. this is part of the whole deal here. you have a little added extra thing. could you pick private lesson on this? >> you sure can yes the flow ride is her part of the one of the attractions it is free with your ticket, but if you want

i started the day off at big gay ice cream a shop with rainbows and uni corns.although some people thought name was over the top or divisive most of people i spoke to on the street were supportive. >> they don't call this a neighborhood but a gayborhood. >> not afraid of who or what they are and we can use that. >> we have a bright sign that brings out the area. this part of the south street has been dead for years. i think it is good for businesses. >> reporter: big gay ice cream has been successful in new york city and set to open shortly in philadelphia only then we will find out if the name brings hesitation or support from potential customers. >> i said you take a picture and on facebook walking by big gay ice cream. it depend on the individual. for the most part most people don't care. >> next up was olde city pizza shop with the donkey on the logo and the name on the match. >> some neighbors and businesses questioned whether or not the name hurts the desired family environment but, it was a well thought out decision. >> we asked people what they thought?

and, of course that will leave extra volume on the schuylkill, coming into uni, south street and 30theet station. the presidential visit on tap today, air force one touching down after 12:00 noon and then expect a 1:00 o'clock motorcade from the airport to camden, new jersey, which of course will close 95 along that motorcade route and then a 4:00 o'clock motorcade back to the airport, wheels up, before 5:00. of course, that is also going to bring with the president delays closures and detours through camden here. i would avoid ben franklin later on this afternoon after lunchtime and use walt whitman or betsy ross for your access in and out of, philadelphia. of course that will set the the tone, for the beginning of our evening rush hour, chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> thanks very much. >>> coming up, a train recollect will be back in new york in minutes. we will check back with steve keeley who will be on bored that train. >>> little stevey winwood at 5:52. 69 degrees. humid on this monday morning. the sunnies officially up. trains are up and running again, down the the nort

for fairfield martinez 80 degrees a lot of 80s that stretch between walnut creek dna sxrel pleasant uni leandro alameda santa clara valley, san jose 82 gilroy along the peninsula for today nice 73 palo alto 63 san mateo san francisco, the coast not seeing change partly to mostly cloudy skies, upper 50s to low 60s the extended forecast take a look at the coast first that's where we're not really going to see much of a warm up remain with the partly cloudy skies mostly cloudy and that onshore breeze, around the bay temperatures continue to warm a little bit warmer tomorrow and temperatures falling back a little bit on sunday but really, the inland cities where wow we've been running really cool for most of may some of the warmest temperatures we've seen in several weeks. >> we're talking about fair season, usually heats up inland but you don't see any heat wave per se in the -- >> no, in fact i think the weather will be perfect. >> it will be nice. not too hot. thank you rosemary. >>> 6:52 the time we have new details about that wrong way crash back in november that seriously injured a co

. >> it's uni directional. in baltimore 370 more crime.talking about not sending more cops there? >> we hear about white privilege. so what? you still have to take care of your loved ones and community get cleaned up. go out, be a productive citizen. let the white race be amazed and stunned. >> we agree there are some racists but if you work hard and study and develop marketable skills, do you agree you will succeed? >> right. you can become the president of the united states. >> right. >> go get a degree develop marketable skills i argue you cannot fail in america. >> power concedes to nothing without a demand. so you're going to have to push for it. $1.8 billion that went to baltimore $50,000 per person in baltimore. i want to demand an investigation from this justice department, show me the money. where did the money go? >> add to that a billion a year for schools? >> the bottom line is that there is a lot of mistrust in the community. families, and police sxh surprised to have >> we do need to fix the families, though. in the communiti