utilization factor that we did use and i guess commissioner murphy asked the question whether we would use up the full contractor not. what i would like to see used in the conservation core contractors also, what were the statistics from the previous utilization that you can share with us relative to the particular contract that we can share going forward, in other words, look past what that is and look for the awards for the contract looking at the theme players on both sides of the equation. i would appreciate if that would be included in the future. in this case, commissioner murphy sort of asked but i guess my question is in last contract how much were we using towards? >> the lbe subcontracting goal in the last contract was 20% and my understanding that they met that goal. they came in and exceeded that goal. too last contract was it similar in terms of dollars? >> i had the last three 3 years and it arranged from $30,000 a year to $136,000 last year. so, we did not get to the full contract amount. however, the amount that went to lbe contractors went to 20%. >> that's good to know in th

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we have a motorcade after lunchtime with the vice-president, that will tie us up for our evening rush hour here in center city. mike and alex back to you. >> i would think they with go the airport what the back way. >> what is interesting is mr. biden sometimes drives up, if he is in delaware he will bring up that met or cade right up that i-95. >> he loves to take the train walk there 30th street station to the event. >> if we throw him a buck buy him a train ticket and get right off amtrak 30th street and walk. >> yes. >> 6:05. peco crews, speaking of peco have restored power to a few dozen delaware county customers who lost power have after a transformer blew up and caught fire. crew where is called to the 100 block of north wayne avenue in wayne just after 8:00 o'clock last night. power was knocked out for about 80 customers. nobody was hurt. >> two men are wanted for impersonating a police officer.

up the pieces. >> we've worked too hard to build this community. >> the leaders is us right here. >> we're out here today to help clean up because we live here. i think there's a big us versus them mentality as it relates to us and the police. >> right now at 7:00, a big contrast in baltimore where the protesters today have been mostly calm and peaceful after yesterday's violent riots. you're looking at a theme in baltimore city right now where people are milling around and in a mood that is far different from what we saw just 24 hours ago. the police presence is a lot stronger and a lot more numerous. but perhaps a lot less needed. thanks for joining us. i'm derek mcginty. >> and i'm jan jeffcoat. three hours away from when the curfew is supposed to be enforced in baltimore. we learned 25 minutes ago that baltimore city schools will be open tomorrow. it's a sign the heated situation is cooling off. >> bruce you just talked to the former mayor martin o'malley. >> we're at north and pennsylvania. this is ground zero some 24 hours ago. what a difference a day makes out here. it's calm. almost taken o

no complaints, the sun will look good feel good and warm us up this morning. 422 earlier accident near route 29 right at collegeville interchange and that is already starting to have the delay as you work your way toward king of prussia the here's the closure in lower providence south park avenue closed between jobe and eagle view road. we heard from jenny you will want to stay with egypt road or sunnyside avenue, to get around that delay the school buses will be a little witt delayed todays as well and that accident yesterday occurred in the detour route for the arcola road bridge. there is a the lot of folks working through the neighborhood that are not used to driving up and down that south park avenue. northbound 295 some sun glare into route 30. sun glare a as well on the freeway and 55, come in towards the city but mass transit a has no reported delays. >> this man rice a carry woman was married to this nick cannon dude right. >> yes. >> this one right here. you have met nick cannon. >> no you ruin my chances of meeting nick cannon. >> that has nothing t

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we did have some thunderstorms rumbling through all three of us woke up. >> oh, yes. i start today call you, are you up? are you here? >> of course i am hearing this of the. but, yes there was something like 83 hail reports reported across central pa yesterday. that's rally where the good stuff going going but for us, luckily came in late enough, i think, more than anything, when you lose the heating of the day, you lose the sunlight, a lot of times that will kill your opportunity for severe weather which isn't the worse news for us, obviously, but it did lead to much less of a situation as far as severe weather was concerned here in our area. we have, however thunderstorms rumbling through as we said. we will show you those in a second here. outside we go to palmyra cove nature park, tough right now to make out center city skyline with the low clouds settling in for us. 57 degrees, is the current temperature there, so off to mild start. and yet again storm scan is still action packed, you know, no where near the swat of widespread rain we had yesterday. but, where it

the national weather service bumped us up to a moderate chance which is a good chance for any storms that formed giving us strong damaging wind wind gusts and perhaps 60-mile an hour gusts that would be an issue with any storms that come through this morning. there's hail potentially from about philadelphia over toward the east and in aerials close to the lehigh valley. -- areas in the lehigh valley. this is a rare concern. there is a low chance of an isolated tornado. you put this together, if you hear thunder today or this evening, take cover on the lower floor because the storm could pack a punch. we'll have heavy rain 1 to 2 inches be that's going to fall this morning. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today's high 76 degrees. it's going to be warm this afternoon. morning rain tapering off. in the afternoon sprinkles or showers. later tonight a strong gusty thunderstorm is possible. be careful of those. sunny and breezy tuesday 68. 63 on wednesday increasing clouds, late shower. thursday, 59 degrees is the high, cooler and dry staying cool friday, saturday and sunday,

stay with us. >>> are very special guest. you grew up in tibet. you shared with us how you were recognized with reincarnation. and then it is time to leave tibet and go to schools in india. and you arrive in the united states. tell us what brought you here. then you lived for many years at berkeley. >> yes. in india, i was an advisor. from 1975 until 1980. during that time, i worked on a joint project at the smithsonian institution and washington dc. that is why i came here. they invited me, in 1979 -- to washington dc. >> and catch us up with how you got to the bay area. >> i went back to india in 1980. there were only 15 tibetans in 1983. we had very few tibetans. later, we brought more tibetans here. now we have about 2000 tibetans here. i am a tibetan board member in california. i founded this. for seven years. we do a lot of involvement with tibetan preservation culture and tibetan americans, we have to make sure we have a tibetan culture growing in the community. and then i did work for for them. >> when you came here, you had to go to work?

henry woke us up. he was generous and did not wake us until 7:00 a.m., he wakes us up and says it is too tough. in any event he said it is too tough and we have to loosen it. three or four more exhausting days and we finally settled on the basics of an agreement with some details. henry was asked to go to hanoi to complete it. he was contemplating that. we were keeping nixon and the president informed. so, we went back to the agreement. i stayed behind and negotiated with the vietnamese on a lot of details. is still hireling. i thought we succeeded. i was woken by a phone call the next morning saying you have to go back to the north vietnamese to get more points. i flew back on a commercial airline. i went into the restroom on the airplane and cried out of exhaustion and joy. then, we get back to washington. we decided we have to go tell mr. thieu what the agreement is about. john negroponte: we went to saigon on the 17 of october. the scenario henry had in mind was we would go to saigon for a couple o

up. winston: and that made all of us bitter. and it got us up to 550,000 troops. particularly since next and could have said we inherited this mess, we are getting out. the other mention that was painful or the secret talks, nobody knew we were negotiating seriously. it was what the people and the "new york times" was calling for. and all of my friends and everybody said why are you not negotiate seriously? all the could see was the public top again exchange. i knew secretly we were making every effort. the north vietnamese were being unreasonable. it was very painful. to the extent that we saw anybody, they were beating us up for working on this war without trying to negotiate an end. i'd came from paris trying to do the same thing. kt: whose decision was it to make these talks secretly? so you can advance born negotiations? who had the courage to do it? winston: we thought you had to do a secretly. that was are feeling. the north vietnamese probably weren't that interested in negotiating -- except to where is out and to see if we go make this deal they could liv

a few 80s for us to pop up in the inland valleys and tomorrow cool front pulls us through the second half of the day. we could have a shower in the north bay but that's about it. otherwise, it's out of here. we warm up sunshine. it feels like summer by thursday and friday of next week. >> felt like summer a lot here lately. >> not felt like summer. remember that one time? >> february. >> maybe. >> thanks, drew. sounds like golfing weather though. over to you. >>> you were in st. elizabeth, right? >> penn state. >> were you? >> i'm guessing neither of you were about to win the masters. >> not even close. >> never thought about it. >> wasn't in my future either. the kid, i'm talking about jordan spieth. set a masters scoring record for second straight day but the way he finished his round, winning first green jacket tomorrow, nowhere close to a sure thing. taking advantage of perfect scoring conditions. no included tiger woods' signature fist bump after tied for 5th. three times master champ. phil mick el son. long birdie on 16. back door. get to 12 under. 67 for lefty. finishes at 11 u

use in your war chest don't work? >> it becomes very challenging. thankfully some of these c.r.e.s are susceptible. the first line of drugs are likely not going to work. we end up using some of the older drugs that we have not used in the past. they don't work as well or have a higher risk of toxisty. we use drugs that may not be the best against that organism or may possibility, you know, have the risk of causing harm in certain ways. you have to treat the organism. available. >> so far you have been defeated, you dosed someone with what you hope may work. is there a point at which a person gets sicker and starts to get better where their body kicks in and works out a defense or is there some people where there is no defense and it will kill them. depends on factors. oven the antibiotics don't help on their own. it just helps the immune system clear the infection. there are situations where you can get an infection with a highly resistant organism. getting control of the infection, in addition with antibiotics, people survive, because these are more resistant, the antibiotics we select will not be as good and often can caused toxicity. >> have you treated pati

so that sunshine broke out, managed to warm us up. and, again, we could see a couple more showers as we go through your evening. here's future weather. the future weather here's showing just a few as we go through tonight. not anything widespread and the best chance should be through south jersey and delaware, still by 7:00 p.m., temperatures still in about the mid to upper 60s. so still warm for your friday evening. and by 10:00, any showers should be closer to the shore. but i think most of us will be dry. and by 10:00 this evening, temperatures mostly in the mid to low 60s. mid 50s areas north and west. we'll start to see the clouds breaking first. and that'll be leading us into a sunny and much warmer saturday. how warm your weekend will get is coming up. >>> little less than two full seasons, that's all the time he had to prove himself as flyers head coach. >> that's right. the team fired him today after they failed to make the playoffs. john clark is live. john, yet another coaching change. >> eyeah happens a lot. berube did not

saturday morning, a white house car picks us up at our home. i do not remember how we got our classified materials on the plane. we join henry on air force 2 are one of the presidential planes. we then fly over the atlantic and into the center of france. a military airport in the middle of france because we have a cooperation of the french. john: or new orleans. winston: at one point -- on the way over -- kt: nobody noticed air force one was landing? winston: it was not air force one. our cover was it was a training mission. john: it actually was. winston: in some ways it was. all the way over for eight hours, we are redoing the briefing. we got into the center of france, the special assistant to the president, he became prime minister. he led us to a small french airplane. we take that plane to an obscure airport on the outside where we are met by general walters. he went on to be ambassador for the u.n. he was fluent in french and loved the "james bond" aspect for he rented a car. he checked code names. we had to encounter a safe house. the c

it's up to us. we are the voters did we speak up and people listen.now let's got down to my -- [inaudible] everyone has bite. yes we do i i hate spinach. let's talk about the bus that tenderloin. 34 people arrested for selling drugs. all 34 were african-americans. okay. i know tenderloin like the back of my hand. if you remember correctly chief, about a week ago there was another jurisdiction officer who got busted in -- market providing helen with his 2-year-old daughter in the car. am i correct? that was in an african-american. no it wasn't it have you been by the post office in the tenderloin the substation or whatever it is? nope. that's not african-americans. nope. nope. so we look at that. it paints a picture. it paints a picture that were targeting blacks in fact you it admonished an officer for what he said on the radio. am i correct? yes, you did get to what he said on the radio. vote target one race for selling drugs were in it. take a drive out to pacific heights. who's giving them that powdered cocaine? it ain't african-americans. i guaran

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us. "inside story" is up next. have a good night. >>> it's no exaggeration to say we are electricity addicts - from the alarm clock that wakes you up to the charge on your cell phone or laptop. to your fridge, home lighting and heating. we assume that when we need it it's there. in endless abundant reliable supply. concerns are growing that the vast web of infrastructure that guarantees lights come on is antiquated antiquated inefficient and vulnerable to sabotage and attack.

setting us up for mild conditions and dry conditions but not so much tonight.hilly upper 30s low 40s. high temperatures tomorrow only 48 degrees. so if you didn't like today you're probably not going to like tomorrow. as we move ahead to your friday we are going to look at temperatures recovering. look at this. a high on friday of 76 degrees. but with that warmth and that front moving through in the afternoon and evening it will likely set the stage for some of those thunderstorms but look at the weekend. 65 saturday. 67 on sunday. >> that looks good. >> weekend looks great. thank you, scott. >> quick mess. 48 16 degrees above freezing. i'm on the positive side. >> there you go. >> come on now. >>> one of the more exciting players in baseball did it again. unfortunately, he's on the other coast. another historic moment for the legend of the master masters. jack nicholaus became the jack of old for one hole this ♪ >>> i am always honest. here goes. but i will be brutally honest. the phillies are playing the second game of the season, it's against the boston red

we saw enough shine for warm us up around 70 degrees. behind those clouds that's rain just passing the chicago area into central indiana. indianapolis getting rain drops into michigan. but the showers first in tomorrow morning and again tomorrow afternoon. but today, we'll see sunshine with clouds we have this morning, it will be sunny out. let's get to high clouds scattered around at 11:00. 63 degrees with an easterly wind having us warm up with sunny skies to 59 degrees at 10:00. by 1:00 66 degrees. we've got the seven-day forecast with what's ahead after the rainfall tomorrow. >>> all right, bill sounds good. ten minutes after 5:00. it's time to get an update on how the traffic situation is shaping up for your thursday morning drive. >> that's right, katy zachry is watching the traffic cameras. we have a few hiccups, we have been seeing a few issues on roads but nothing major to talk about. 309, 22 i-78, they all look good at this hour. speaking of drive tiles so on the pennsylvania turnpike if you're driving between fort washington a

water. >> the ultimate goal is to help clean up the bay and restore the ecology, help strengthen the economy which depends upon clean water. >> reporter: so why use welk shells instead of oyster or clam shells with a flatter shape? experts say because these are multidimensional, more resilient and provide more protection to baby oysters from predators. >> giving them a healthy start up off the bottom of the bay. >> reporter: the shells are in place, but whether they become a prolific piece of real estate for oysters might not be known for more than a decade. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> good news for the battleship new jersey. a loan from the delaware river port authority will allow the ship to stay afloat as a tourist attraction on the camden waterfront. the agency's renewed guarantees for loans for the battleship's operator every three years since 2003. the loan must be paid off in the next ten years. >>> at the jersey shore, atlantic city's oldest casino is embracing gambling's newest technology. resorts casino hotel opened an online gambling lounge lets them sign up for internet gambling accounts and fund their bets. staff is on hand to he

us. both my wife and myself. so i hope you're watching the evening news. >> classic vans which is doing the repairs is providing the couple with a loaner. >>> stay here. coming up, ten wards packing a political punch. >>> nancy pelosi will not lead us back to the majority. >> why two top democrats say the minority leader should step aside. what she's saying about the situation from the bay area today. and if congressman who saw the damage u.s. and iraqi troops are having on isis. plus -- >> and fire on boards. the important training now going on right here in the bay >>> california congresswoman nancy pelosi is coming under criticism tonight. not from republicans, but those thought to be loyal in her own party. they are questioning her leadership abilities. carolyn tyler joins us from the newsroom with more. >> we caught up with the congress woman at a ground breaking in san francisco. she was dismissive about internal strifes. >> they criticize your leadership. >> yeahcalifornia congresswoman nancy pelosi says she's not worried about what two colleagues said about the leadership yesterday. on a boston tv show, massachusetts democratic representative steve lync

like it now i'll play with you intend all for getting up don't forget to get our breakfast as we leave 20th and church that is good you get to meet us all shooting the breeze and met lilly we've been up here since the early 70s. >> my 39th year coming here. >> i'm right behind you 39 are 38. >> let's thank the people that come from the wonderful we have costumes and families and generations now it is very touching i really appreciate the effort. >> i'd like to thank the survivors that are no longer with us that i knew over the years back in the 70s i had a captive audience on the golden state ferry and got the chance to interview a lot of them and record them and they've been preserved this today did i day and we syphilis have two left that he know of living in the city one it one hundred and 13 year-olds they can't make it she was out dancing she's tired and the son of the founder of the ford bill who is one hundred and 9 and his niece jan is here you are in the background can't you see that ron. >> he's watching us now on tv. >> good morning bill. >> good morning bill. >> i am also honored to be the only recipient ever of the fire

talking -- todd quinones bridges us to up date. report police k9 can be heard parking in the cell phone video capturing the arrest of philip white. thirty-two year old man died tuesday while in the vineland police department custody. family friends, pointing to they had vaux to question if excessive force was used while white was cuffed. >> his mom wants to know what happened and why it happened to her son the way it d nobody wants to get that phonecall to have to bury their son. >> mel eat a simms has been friends with white for more than decade. father of three struggled with the use of pcp but he didn't deserve to die. initially he was being questioned by police in response to disorders errly conduct call on the 100 block of grape street. >> my gun going for right now. subject under apprehension, tried disarming me. >> scanner believes the officer -- just before 11:00 tuesday morning, off camera eyewitness told me white began freaking out when an officer asked if he needed medical assistance, that white tried to kick the officer

video released over the weekends shows the militants using explosives to blow up ancient syrian city. the seven minute video includes militants using sledgehammers and power tools to destroy artifacts. in february the militants released a similar video showing the distractions of artifacts at the museum. >> a real life spiderman shows off his skills. see him scale a building with nothing but his hands and feet. >> also, a scar at the zoo. find out what a mother is accused of doing with her son just before he fell into an animal exhibit. >> plus, those awards just keep coming in for jenkintown bradley cooper. we have the word on his latest win, and the other stars who shined at the m tv movie awards. we'll be back. >> police say a woman accused a man every sexual assault and robbery. >>> nile a parlor could be extradite today philadelphia as early as today. accused of abandoning her disable son in cobbs creek park, for several days. that 21 year old man is being treated at hospital, police says parlor left her son there so she could advice ate boyfriends in maryland. >> thirty-one year

and it got us up to 550,000 troops. -- winston: and that made all of us bitter. like i said and we are getting out, it is their fault. and a secret talks, nobody knew we were negotiating seriously. it was what the people and the new york times was calling for. and all of my friends and everybody said why are you not negotiate seriously? they considered a propaganda. i knew singly we were making every effort. and not that we had much socialized as we were never out everybody was beating us up for work on this war without trying to negotiate an end. i'd came from paris trying to do the same thing. kt: whose decision was it to make these talks series -- secretly? who had the courage to do it? winston: we thought you had to do a secretly. the north vietnamese probably was not that interested in negotiating is -- except to where is out and to see if we go make this deal they could live with. they didn't want to be accused of being overly soft. what do you think, john? john: winston and i might differ slightly. i think it's important to have secret negotiations because

only on 5 you'll hear from the men who came up with had 4/20 phenomenon and help turn it in to practically a holiday for marijuana users. join us those stories tonight. the actual guys who came up with 4-20. >> i think it's an act >> pelley: a suspect suffers a fatal spinal injury after his arrest in baltimore, but how did it happen? it happen? six officers have been suspended. also tonight, dangerous weather. tornado watches are up for nine states from florida to new jersey. 700 are feared dead after a shipload of desperate refugees capsizes at sea. and there was no bigger winner in boston today than rebekah gregory. >> when i crossed the finish line, i took my life back today. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. today six police officers were suspended in baltimore after a suspect in custody suffered a

we're counting on you being one of those means of transportation for crew to get us up there. you've got a proven work horse that launches a lot of cargo into orbit. >> boeing is going through its 100th year anniversary as a company and during that kind of reflection of that 100 years, you can see the aviation industry grow from just a starting beginning industry to the incredible industry that it is today. and i think commercial space is at that same pivot point now. the effort that's being done to have nasa serve as the foundational customer for that growth is similar to the way the government participated in air mail during the early days of aviation. so i think as we develop vehicles to meet those needs, that capability will grow as we go forward. >>> thank you very much. i'd now like to shift to ask each of you what do you see right now as the greatest impediment to the continued development and expansion of our commercial crew and commercial cargo capacity? >> i would say that having the market develop is important. commercial industries follow the market. so continuing

us. boston come on, susi, "eyewitness news". >>> katie, you can follow that up? >> absolutely, yes. ing on the radar, seeing how things will be in boston. for us, at the moment, the heavy rain working it way through the delaware valley, what eventually will be making its way up toward bean town. see we take you first out to the eyewitness weather watcher network. lots coming in there is one in the last half hour actually, generally low 50's what we've found. we work our way south to north. fifty-four sent in from margo buena vista township the wind is whipping at 18 miles per hour. heavy rain, strong wind, this is good stuff. hat and raincoat, tuck and run kind of day she says. not idea eel, but good advice hitting the road today. 52 degrees sent in to us from chill chill he, too, has some rainfall. and i love, that shout out to the carpenters with rainy days and mondays is the comment. we take to you one more, 51 degrees meant from julia she too up in allentown has some rain. bright side here the rain is helping to green everything up. i like that phrase. nice green grass, lush view

reporter: prime minister knelt net continued his fiery campaign against the deal. >> they will use it to pump up their terror machine. >> reporter: a democrat in the senate used a strong warning against the israeli leader. >> this could backfire on him i wish he would contain himself because he has put out no real alternatives. >>> president obama has told the new york times the u.s. will boost it's support for israel security and fundamental failure for his presidency if this deal made israel more vulnerable. >>> karen travers, channel 6 "action news." >> terror on the mountain. a snow mobiler is caught in an avalanche. >>> a warning from experts about your grocery store bill saturday of the drought out west when "action news" comes right back. >> a terrifying moment for a snow mobiler was caught on camera he was buried in an avalanche as his go pro camera was rolling. all he could do was wait for help to arrive. >> reporter: watch the terrifying movements curtis johnson is completely swallowed up by the avalanche nearly killing him. you can see it unfold on his go pro camera mounted to his hel

up. right now they're forced to use expensive diesel generators and dirty kerosene lamps. the solar grid will run around the clock and information provide will allow the team make adjustments for future projectses if you want to help fund the project, visit the link crowd fund.berkeley.edu. >> no shortage of sunshine here. >> plenty of it and more to come as meteorologist drew tuma joins us now. >> the sunshine and high pressure combo is going to warm us up heading back to work and school. live doppler 7hd showing you dry skies prevail today with plenty of sunshine and under the sunny skies temperatures had a nice recovery. open up almanac you can see temperatures at or slightly before normal this time of the year. san jose, 72. san francisco, oakland, mid-to upper 60s. just a few degrees above the normal high of 66. live look from the san jose camera showing you in the south bay, nothing but blue skies out there. and comfortable temperatures this eveningful right now, san francisco, checking in at 61. oakland, 69. san carlos 64. san jose, 68. morgan hill, low 70s, and hal

up. right now they're forced to use expensive diesel generators and dirty kerosene lamps. solar grid will run around the clock and information provide will allow the team make adjustments for future projectses if you want to help fund the project, visit the link crowd fund.berkeley.edu. >> no shortage of sunshine here. >> plenty of it and more to come as meteorologist drew tuma joins us now. >> the sunshine and high pressure combo is going to warm us up heading back to work and school. live doppler 7hd showing you dry skies prevail today with plenty of sunshine and under the sunny skies temperatures had a nice recovery. open up almanac you can see temperatures at or slightly before normal this time of the year. san jose, 72. san francisco, oakland, mid-to upper 60s. just a few degrees above the normal high of 66. live look from the san jose camera showing you in the south bay, nothing but blue skies out there. and comfortable temperatures this eveningful right now, san francisco, checking in at 61. oakland, 69. san carlos 64. san jose, 68. morgan hill, low 70s, and half mo

don champion joins us up in new york where he is tracking the latest development don good morning. >> good morning err came the tornado that hit northern illinois was spawned by a super cell thunderstorm. as one witness said, the tornado tore everything out of its path. >> sirens warned people to take cover in northern illinois thursday evening after at least one large tornado touched down. overnight, crews try assessing the damage in the hard hit towns of rochelle and fair dale, which are about 80 miles west of chicago. >> when it hit definitely we new it hit. we didn't know how bad. >> in rochelle, raymond kramer and hills wife road out the storm in the balesment after restaurant, the tornado all but destroyed the building. firefighters rescued the couple, and about ten other people, an hour after the tornado plowed through. >> we told them here, ran inside, got couple of pictures of the tornado right across the street from us here, and the minute we went down in the basement ... >> not far away in fair dale at least one person was killed, homes and buildings in the town are now bar

that's going to help warm us up.ce feature map shows the cold front off to the west but that warm front, that is the key. that will continue to lift north overnight tonight and that will set us up for nice weekend as we move ahead with the showers the clouds all moving out. but tonight it's going to be kind of cloudy chilly but the cloud cover will be out of here. sunshine returns as we move ahead to your saturday. temperatures will be in the low 60s. and that weather authority seven day forecast is going to show much improved weather bite upcoming weekend. temperatures will be in the 60s. 70 by monday. then maybe another shower chance as we move toward two tuesday of next week. but once again we're live here in reading pennsylvania. home of the fightin' phils. first energy stadium a pep rally out here and look at all of these harleys. we'll try and get some on some coming up there's a monster truck here. we'll have to check that out. >> all right. i want a ride. >> all right. >> back to you guys. >> you guys are hav

if we do not, the debt will eat us up. host: we will go to baltimore time -- tom on our line for democrats. caller: i have a question about coulter of spending versus a culture of saving. i worked for the correctional department here in baltimore city as a contractor. it seemed like every year we got to the end of the budget year and we had extra money, and we decided to spend it on some pretty silly things. i do not know if this is rampant throughout the government, but it just seemed if we changed the culture and may be reward contractors or department to save money every year, maybe we could get a handle on this. guest: a good point, making sure we are incentivizing to spend less and give it back to the government, as opposed to right now, to spend up to the last sent we give them. oftentimes, you see folks in agencies buying the new computers and ipads and the money goes out the door. that is a small part of the problem, but the larger part comes from the entitlement system that is growing with the baby boomers and inc

then they put us in large vehicles, brought us here in titus up. i still have a mark on my cups here. -- brought us here and tied us up. >> he survived, but pretended to be dead. he rolled down into the valley surrounded by his comrades corpses. identifying the debt will be a link the process, but it will allow the victim's relatives to bury their loved ones remains with it to. >> next we had to yemen. the battle for the yemeni port city of aden has turned into a go city, according to red cross officials who say eight is urgently needed. >> rebels are dancing on aden. more than 540 people have been killed in recent fighting. 100,000 have been displaced mainly women and children. >> dish envoy wants to use his toy gun to fight saudi's -- this young boy wants to fight saudi's, he said. he was severely burned -- sanaa was severely burned during the last airstrikes. >> i plead with you to save the yemeni people, says this man. the wounded are dying inside the hospitals and on the streets because of this sheer number of injuries. the airstrikes target ho

up. that, you know the bottom is behind us and we're on the way up and expect to get better. >> like goingzero to one. ryan howard -- >> he said the fans came out that droves. last in the nba. >> that does it for us here at 6:00. >> see you back here at 10:00. inside edition is up next. have agria night >>> the jurors in the aaron hernandez trial speak out. >>> then the shocking sofia vergara lawsuit. is she the jane doe who allegedly punched her exfiance and called him a loser? >>> and it is really is a fake. actor dennis quaid's meltdown. >> this is garbage. >> deborah: wait till you see who is behind the hoax. >>> and secret weapons on the campaign trail, she married marco rubio. and she married rand paul. >> let me explain instead of talk over me. >> sure. >> does your husband have the temperament to be president? >>> and new cop controversy. exclusive reaction from the man who

. >> is there a reason why up don't want to us go in there? >> i don't want you in may house. >> okay. >> it's my house. my personal place. i don't want you invading my personal space. >> reporter: this heated exchange played out during the search for brock guzman. he was inside the family car in the driveway when it was stolen. >> i'm not the suspect of any crime. there's no reason for you to be in my house. >> reporter: but when she tried to block officers from entering her front door, she was taken to the ground and hand of you can-- handcuffed. >> what am i doing! what am i doing! >> there is an amber alert out there. all of the news people are en route right here. >> reporter: guzman 'husband was detained after police say he interfered with the investigation. but the guzman family claims police officers used excessive force and they are planning to file a formal complaint against the department. >> obviously, these officers need better training on how to deal with a mother that is hysterical about losing her kids. you heard the 911 call.

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good morning and thank you so much for waking up with us. i'm vicky nguyen. we're here with anthony slaughter. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. temperatures will warm up to the 60s and 70s, and you can see from our sky watch this morning we're looking at clear skies in the silicon valley. it will be clear all morning long, lots of sunshine. that will warm us up to above average this afternoon. a few of us will stay in the 60s like san francisco today. but it will be warmer tomorrow. in fact, the return to 80s the rest of the week. perfect beach weather all week long. we have some rain yesterday. some of us picked up close to an inch of rain across the coastal mountains, but that same storm system making its way across the desert southwest, and the giants will be playing the rockies, so they could be looking at rain delays there. clear day all across the board. 40s and 50s later on. 67 for san francisco. close to 80 in the north bay today, 75 for the tri valley, 72 for the south bay. if there's any rain coming up, we'll show you that. >>> aftershock