. >> wah, wah, wah. >> i know, how much, at least we have the sunshine.n we certainly have that, you know, at least couple of days coming up beyond this point, as well. so overall i would say that this week's forecast will be a heck of a lot nicer than the last two weeks as a whole, because we had so many gray skies and chill in the air. let's take a look at what's happening out there right now, however. in fact, i want to start things off by taking a look back in time, morning lows, not everyone tide record. but here is a couple of those that d allentown, trenton, both tide record lows this morning at 37 and 40 degrees, apiece, and mount pocono, yep, that was the coldest spot as you might imagine up in the mountain us terrain, 29 degrees your official low. now, here in philadelphia, at the airport, the actual low to at least tie the records would have been 40. we came awfully close to that at 42 gross officialliment storm scan at least nice and quiet for you. it will stay that way through the rest of the day, rest of the night, even early this morning, l

of lawyer that tells me everything i can't do, because then i turn into charlie brown and it is "wha-wah-wah." so we are going to have great fun together. i know all of you are especially proud, your family, friends, especially those that are here today. they have supported you as you turned into absolute whiny faces, wondering if you would get through your first year being absolutely miserable. do yourselves a favor and clap for everyone who supported you along the way. [applause] gina mccarthy: the good news is, they didn't is on you or disavow you, so it is time at this like to welcome you back to the human race. you have to leave this lovely little community and go face the big bad world again, but it is really the start of the next chapter in your life. what i really want you to do most is embrace that. just embrace it. the uncertainty is just great. stop dwelling on it, don't get anxious. actually, i would like you to live in that uncertainty for the rest of your life because it makes you so aware of your life and your place in it and constantly challenges you to do something different

wah, wah, wah. >>> up next, donald trump may have just picked up the most important endorsement of his campaign. that is after the break. >>> it looks like fox news has decided to embrace donald trump. fox news founder rupert murdoch had been critical of him early in the campaign, but now according to gabe sherman from the "new york" magazine, he signalled he plans to back him in the general election against hillary clinton. if you want evidence of that that like that, consider the interview that megyn kelly did with trump, despite retweeting that he called her a bimbo. >> did i say that? >> many times. >> >> okay. excuse me. >> where -- >> not the most horrible thing. you know, again politically. not the most over your life ---ing men, you have called been a lot worse. >> now that you have my cell phone number. and you promised you won't use it for evil? >> i promise. you'll never see that. >> that was on the network fox news, controlled by murdoch. back with my panel. i think this is actually been sort of one of the most fascinating through lines of the campaign, has been the roger a

wah! wah!dn't do it in there. wynton marsalis: the reason the debate around jazz is always heated and strong is because jazz music deals with the soul of our nation. and through this music, we can see a lot about what it means to be american. in our generation, there was a belief that jazz music was dead, so there was all the celebration that went with that-- "ah, finally! no more jazz!" now, here we are. we're still swinging, and we ain't going nowhere. there's plenty of us out there swinging, and we're going to keep swinging. [playing wild man blues] [crowd cheering] giddins: i once asked a musician where jazz was going, and he said, "it'll go wherever we take it. we're the musicians." and i don't know of a really better answer. one thing i do know about the future of jazz is that nobody has adequately or accurately predicted it. nobody in the swing era predicted bebop, nobody in the bebop era predicted the avant-garde, and, certainly, nobody of the avant-garde predicted fusion. some young mu

wah, wah. >> exactly, so over it. thank you. well, at least it is friday. tgif to you.re still dry. accident car went off the road. see it right there. they are trying to get this cleared out of your way, blue route northbound p, again, might get little gaper delay. overall know it is there. crews are still trying to get that out of the wayment sometimes when they are out there might have to close doubt ramp. right now it is still open. evidenced by that guy that will go right by. vine and 95, looking pretty darn good. i would say overall this birds eye view gives you snapshot view around center city and looking good there. ben franklin bridge another wide shot. sigh all of the fog as you move in the westbound direction. toward center city, look at that, barely see center city. so those of you moving from jersey the westbound direction, just know that visibility might play little bit of issue. overall volume levels are good. accident ft. washington involving injuries, commerce drive before route 309. just make note of this. give yourself couple every extra minutes in th

air base on oak in that case wah in line with civilian. >> translator: the meetings were valuable. we received questions and opinions from all the participants. onaga said he plans to meet more members of congress and former u.s. ambassador to japan walter mondale. mondale served as u.s. envoy 20 years ago when japanese officials agreed to move the base. preparation work for the new facility was halted two months ago. in march, tokyo and okinawa reached a court mediated settlement to draw lawsuits against each other. however, the two sides have been unable to reach agreement since then. >>> it's been more than a month hit two powerful earthquakes hit southwestern japan. seismic activity is continuing. close to 1400 quake haves been recorded since april 14th. the tremors all had an intensity of one or higher on the japanese scale. japan's meteorological agency surging residents to remain alert for possible aftershocks. the earthquakes killed 49 people in kumamoto prefecture. an additional 20 have agreed to die from aftereffects such as physical fatigue from the evacuation. more than

wah!! wahoo!! >> reporter: they are as passionate as they are young and diverse. thousands of them wrapped around the block. college aged students many hoping to hear his message of affordable college tuition. this person isn't asking for a handout. she is on track to be a psychiatric technician but will graduate with $30,000 in the hole. >> you get a job and do all the things you weren't going to have to do. >> reporter: you think bernie will turn that around? >> we hope he is the one that can put us in the direction that we want to pursue. >> reporter: sanders was in southern california yesterday. his third appearance in the state in two weeks. his presence in the bay area is a sign he is not conceding to hillary clinton. a state delegate from iowa drove in tonight. why are you here in san jose now? >> all the supporters of bernie, thousands and thousands of supporters, because they know that there's nothing more important than saving democracy which is government by the people by all of us not by billionaires, corporations or wall street. >> reporter: they are

as we get to tomorrow, watch wah this.mes through and c that's going to kick off aomo line of showers andwe thunderstorms which will moveh m on through and that will startl to change things just a littlee bit. however, it does look likeoke still another chance of somee os showers coming in as we get to saturday and the cold frontro comes through saturday. that may can kick off a showerho or a thunderstorm. much cooler on sunday.y. a temperature of 64 degreesde and next week we'll try tory crawl back out of the 60'sback into the 70's. here's erin como. com thursday morning. mning friday eve. time for traffic. tff >> friday eve and we'reriy starting you off with breakinghg news this morning.ws thimorn northwest section of the the district. look at that giant downedt giand tree. this is across 41st street northwest at the intersection of military road northwest.we. military road not a to get around that you'll wantln to keep it to 42nd street or 39th. that will help you steer clear s of that closure. that police just got to t

boring type of lawyer that tells me everything talk't do, because then i -- then i turn into charlie -wah-wah. it is wha so we are going to have great fun together. i know all of you are especially proud, your family, friends, they have supported you as you turned into whiny faces, wondering if you would get through your first year being absolutely miserable. -- do sells a favor yourselves a favor and clap for everyone who's or did you along the way. the good news is, they didn't is on you or disavow you, so it is time at this like to welcome you back to the human race. you have to leave this lovely little community and go face the it isd world again, but really the start of the next chapter in your life. what i really want you to do most is embrace that. just embrace it. the uncertainty is just great. stop dwelling on it, don't get anxious. live in thatyou to uncertainty for the rest of your life because it constantly challenges you to do something ,ifferent and better, to learn to keep conquering. that's what you really need to do if you want to have a continuously rich life, is to live on

>>reporter: police say this wah the extent of what was in that bucket.investigators only found grass u and some dirt in there. th as you might imagine sources arr saying mental illness may be to blame for what happened today. o it was just before 3:00 when the man drove his pickup truck into this area between third and thi fourth streets. we'll show you how close this area is to the capital. police spent hours out here taking every precaution to makeo sure there was no reel threat. h the emergency response was a mess. vehicle also and police with ready with at the sent of it, this man.an. we still don't know much about u him, only that he drove his white pickup onto the national mall and called capital police on the farm. he said he brought a sample with him. the man never threatened anyone. he wanted to make law to enforcement aware of what he thought was a threat to him and other people.eopl investigators tested the man ana found no indication of anthrax. he was taken into a decontamination tank and hosed down with water. investigators were taking no c

. >> host: talk a little bit about who hank greenberg was and what bob' bob's relationship wah him. >> guest: when bob had been the ceo of netflix in the '90s and early 2000's, they were competitors and bob had great admiration and respect for what hank didn't aig -- david at aig. and just in the same way, hank had tremendous respect for bob and as h how he shepherded midwy through a difficult time, so there was a symbiosis connection that they had. hank left under the difficult circumstances having to do with the attorney general. you look at the long story that hank was one of the people who run the government and aig were looking for a new leader after whitty re-signed, he was one of the most debat people looking td they had some meetings over time. bob respected hank and i think that he thought aig was too vague and he came to the conclusion they created something that was unattainable. what he would say is that hank created a company so huge only hank understood it. so by the time he came along, he knew that there have to be some sensible reduction in the size of the company and

wah! i mean -- meghan: college is, like, the worst place, right? what happens?, they don't want class, they don't want to be graded, they've upset about climate change, i mean, what's next? this is so -- >> i think they should be given college degrees in utero. [laughter] being arrested would really screw with your studies, right, meghan? meghan: i want to a very liberal college, i feel like i read stories like this every day. we're talking about the coddled baby culture at college. for as many stories as there are about this, there's just as many people signing up, joining the military, going and serving, doing amazing things. millennials as a generation, this is a small group. this is where lena dunham went to college, just to put it into context. this is not indicative or -- kimberly: making me feel like we need to bring back the draft. [laughter] by the way, bernie sanders wants us to pay for this nonsense. we're going to pay to have peope cry like babies. melissa: sandra, it's $51,000. this is a private school. sandra: so i truly believe that is what behind

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terri she gets up extra early shelyhe says two hours early every day y just to watch.o wah.e that terry.er. >> that smile makes me happy. >> we have a treat for terri a f today. today. tucker has a great forecastor just for her special dayay today. >> absolutely beautiful.bs i think the line of the day sooo far is kevin not as good as neighbors one.neighbors one. >> i didn't think neighbors one was supposed to be that good. >> right. >> that's the point.n' >> let's go to the forecast. >> okay.su >> i actually saw it.t all r tight a. 56 in washington.n to winds out of the northeastou here at three. yes,t beautiful start to thetao day. lots of sunshine.f sshine. somebody tweeted me tucker ieuc can't believe it's sunny oute and it's sunny and bright andri beautiful. >> it was actually nices yesterday in spots.yeda >> yesterday afternoon turnednoe beautiful. today will be great. b tomorrow not the case. not t look at your weekend forecast. s rain especially saturday allll day saturday. s >> i'm prepared. i'm p thank you.thank >> okay. >> thanks for the heads up.for e >> let's ch

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