there is a need for them. >> if you still don't get the point, weaver err encourages you to put downdevice and pick up a pencil. wendy gillette. >> well, everyone lovers military homecoming pictures and videos. >> just can't get enough. take a look at this one tweeted out by the department of defense. the post shows virginia national guard member sharing a kiss with his loved one through a fence. just came home from deposition employment to qatar, a caption that began with: some things simply cannot wait. >> welcome home. >> welcome home indeed. thank you for your service. >> coming up after the break, another check on weather and traffic. >> plus, meet the family who says their pet goat, yes, their pet goat, saved their lives. we bmilk and fresh cream,a. and only sustainably farmed vanilla. what is this? a vanilla bean? mmm! breyers the good vanilla. we use non-gmo sourced ingredients in some of america's favorite flavors. mmm! when i was 14 years old. so i really navigate the world by touch. when dove asked me to try out this body wash... i was excited that it was foam. it was so l

please welcome back to show the lovely and talented sigourney weaver!>> wow. q. the people-- the people lovet there. ( cheers and applause ) >> it's mutual. >> stephen: it's lovely to see you again. lovely to have you back. >> yes, it's been so long! >> stephen: you were here four, five months ago, something like that? >> i think so. >> stephen: i think it was after trump had been elected president of the united states. >> yes, it was. >> stephen: before he had taken the oval office. you were a little anxious at the time? >> really. >> stephen: yes. ( laughter ) are you still anxious, or are you heavily medicated? and follow-up question-- did you bring enough for everyone? ( cheers and applause ) how have you been dealing with it, miss weaver? >> anxious and heavily medicate gld okay, good, good. how have you been dealing with it? >> actually, i finished a job and went on vacation in hawaii. >> stephen: oh, that's nice. >> with my husband, and we had a kind of health break from the news. we had a kind of m.o.t.-- met out trump respite, which actually as

. >> reporter: minutes after caroline weaver opens up her new york city shop, cw pencil enterprise forhe day, customers from around the world show up, drawn to an old school, writing utensil. >> thinks best for sure. >> reporter: new yorker spencer nelson tested a few before choosing the perfect pencil for his woodworking. >> you can get really fine lines and sharp point which is a big difference. >> reporter: judy yen, from taiwan, appreciate high end pencils that range from japanese high tech, to those used for voting in denmark to vintage. >> it is different. it is more trendy. >> the highbergs in norway spotted pencil exclusive store on instagram spending more than $100 in supplies for their kid. >> they like to draw. better to draw by hand with the pencil. >> reporter: doesn't quite have the same feeling. >> no, its doesn't. >> reporter: she will never erase her love for pencils not only because of her tattoo but she points to nostalgia as one reason for pencil's reemergens >> craving of feeling doing something by hand and that may not be in the necessities anymore it is a very we

then weaver an accident, limerick, lewes road at ben a road. just heads up.kind of not side street but smaller road off 422, heads up for those of you in that neighborhood. also talking the nfl draft reminder first phase of road restrictions have started, second starts on the 19th by the way. but his is a look at the first, and i'll be tweet that information out for you again, as well. back to you. >> this warm weather is the perfect excuse to get outside and start planting. >> you know me, yes. but if you don't have a lot of space or big backyard, not to worry. experts say you can still create garden, "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen live in south fill which some ideas for those every how liver in the city. patrick? >> reporter: good morning, guys. i don't know if you can tell but avenue little bit after scratchy throat. my nose is running little bit. but that means it is spring. because everything is blooming outside. it is 08 degrees, it will be beautiful day. so that means you have got to get outside, get in your garden, get your hand dirty because t

. >> weaver will never erase her love for pencils.because of her tatoo, nostalgia one reason for the pencil's re-emergence. >> doing something by hand, and so it may not be a necessity any more, it is a very welcome novelty. >> majority of pencils are imported, census bureau shows pencil imports into the us increase more than 40%, from 2015 to 2016. >> say hobbies like adult coloring and journaling are fueling the up tick, trend weaver predict won't fade. >> there is a reason why pencils have exited for so many hundreds of years. that is need for them. always will be. >> if you still don't get the point, weaver encourages to you put down your device and pick up a pencil. wendy gillette, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> well, coming up next on "eyewitness news." >> we will tell you what will be different about this year's white house easter egg roll. also, a pet goat being called a hero this morning, how the animal saved his family from a house fire when "eyewitness news >> thankfully after night fall, generally speaking, if you outdoor pl

weaver woodworking isn't just about seeing how the bats are made.ing out what else we can make there. these are some of the finest woodworkers on the planet. scott's got to clear his head and realize how coopersburg sports could better utilize this resource. what is this? why does this look like it's a leg for a table? jerry: it didn't get the ends trimmed off. lemonis: but i mean, it looks like it could be a stool. scott: there's an idea, yeah. lemonis: do you have any more of these? jerry: yeah. lemonis: and so, i mean, like, if we could somehow have, you know, a stool -- obviously, it has to be the right size and the right shape. then you essentially could put "yankees" or "red sox." scott: like a cocktail table? like a little cocktail table? lemonis: well, or a stool. what does one of these cost? jerry: $8, delivered to his door. lemonis: each baseball bat costs $8 in raw materials and another $4 each to actually turn them. that's $48 for the four legs. and add another $20 for the top. that's a total of $68. a licensed, handcrafted, customized s

jeff weaver and rick tyler.hanks as always forhe time. >> thanks, steve. >>> all righ coming up, how would youike to talk nonstop standing up, no breaks whatsoever, for 15 hours? that is what democratic senator jeff merkley did on a senate floor last night. he was protesting the nomination of neil gorsuch to the supreme court. but here's the thing. 15 straight hours, not even a record. not even close. most important number of the day, next. we've done well in li, with help from our advisor, we made it through many market swings. sure we could travel, take it easy... but we've never been the type to just sit back... not when we've got so much more to give when you have the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. ameriprise what's the best way to get v8 or a fancy juice store?s? ready, go! hi, juice universe? one large rutabaga, with eggplant... done! that's not fair. glad i had a v8. the original way to fuel your day. over hereno!ver here! (dog barking) whoever threw it has to go get it. not me! somebody

sigourney weaver.onic roles: "ghostbusters," "working girl," and of course, ellen ripley from the "alien" movies. one of the first female action heroes, so inspiring. it gave us hope that at some point in the distant future, women might be allowed to be in charge of something. ( laughter ) of course, there are still new "alien" films coming out. ridley is make something new ones. "alien: covenant" comes out next month. is that what that is? yeah. and ridley scott just announced he's working on even more sequels, creating all sorts of rumors as to whether or not ripley will appear in them in any way. now, i can't confirm whether or not she does, because that'd be a huge spoiler. but i will say that if she did make a cameo, we would have a clip. jim? ( laughter ) ( siren ) >> help me! ( cheers and applause ) help me, please! i need a medic! >> i'll about with you in a minute. ( clears throat ) i'll be with you in a minute, ma'am, okay? i have a whole desk to clean up here. welcome to the waleand bhutanic

joining us live on the phone is al reaver -- al weaver who is following the story. thank you for being with us. guest: thanks for having me. host: what is the latest? there has been some indication that this might come to the floor this week. guest: we are not really expecting it this week. speaker ryan said that yesterday called for a recess ahead of the weekend. we are not expecting that. we are still trying to iron out the language between tuesday and mark meadows, the freedom caucus. they are working out the language, especially on the central health benefits. we are still waiting to see what that is, exactly. we will see what happens. we are not expecting that this week. i think more likely it will be towards the end of may. i think they are kind of taking their time on this and they don't want a repeat of what happened a month ago. host: but are they moving closer? is this something that will happen as speaker ryan said in the first 200 days of this congress? guest: it definitely has to at some point. obviously time, president trump made the pivot saying "we a

you know, for the kids. >> we do try not to, i mean, weaver safety meetings. i mean there are kids around. >> speaking every kids what do student think about the swearing ban? >> i don't understands the point of it. >> what's your favorite consideration word? >> the best one. >> i would probably slip up kel of times and have to be oh, and then i probably curse because i messed up and curse. >> most admit it has been an us a justment. >> chris o'connell, "fox 29 news." >> so, blind sided by a deer. oh, deer. take a look at this. >> oh, yes it, really happened. that's going to leave a mark. that guy taking down by a young buck. but first here's sean bell. >> coming up in sport in a minute, the phillies and the met had an explosive offensive game. but unfortunately the fireworks were completely one sided. that's coming up next in sports. >>> this is fox 29 sports in one minute. >> good morning, i'm sean bell. phillies were on the good end of double digit scoring game last series, but against the mets, they were on the wrong end. and the phillies dealing with anot

over the last two decades weaver seep a lot of new neighbors pop up who are trying to compete. -- >> alexandria economic development partnership president stephanie landrum said a bill would include parking, revenue and aat aattracttive events and i would push out mom and pop shops. >> so the bid would not be, woulding on recruiting businesses they really would be working on the pro position of the area and brament and helping to support and grow the revenue of the businesses that choose to be in the district. >> maybe the washinget would drive. it i don't know why they have that as separate undertaking. it is a nice place. i love it and i want the vendors a.m. people who shops to stay in business. >>> and city council could strot greet a bid and terms as early as sewn before they go on summer break. if passed that could mean a 0 a month increase for small businesses in the area. >> tisha lewis, "fox5 local news". >>> new at 11 o'clock tonight the secret service closed down public acquisition toss sidewalk in front of the white house for good qut it's lowsed 11 people to 6 in the mor

and michelle rodriguez and sigourney weaver.onanza. coming up now. >> from nbc news, this is "today's take." live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. welcome to "today" on this tuesday morning, april 4th, 2017. "just hold on." >> i'm not cool enough to know the names of who sings what. >> he says yes. the doctor says yes. i'm sheinelle. alongside dylan. our guest co-host, dr. ken jong. >> we're a little disappointed. we saw you last week on "colb t "colbert." you made this epic entrance. >> i haven't seen it. >> i had eight coke zeros. at night, i get a little bit -- it's harder in the morning. only because of space. i would have danced all around here. >> i feel like you should. >> well, gavin told me not to. he really bumped on it. and i was like, i really -- guys, i need to dance. he said, you're on the "today" show. save the hoofing for colbert. >> we want an entrance. >> okay. okay. i'll just do it. >> dylan will announce you. wait for it. >> all right. >> ready? >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our

weaver seen a few people walking by just a few minutes ago here at the tidal basin and it may be tough to see but across the water at the thomas jefferson memorial there are still a few people on the steps right can be a toss up on easter weekend. some years you're needing a jacket. this year, though, you can grab your becameing suit. moving over to yard park in southeast earlier today. not from far from national parka long side the anacostia river. we're having a blast in the the wading pool. there's a water fall and fountain to play in. i think this is among very few outdoor pool opening this time of year at least around the d dmv. still a month and a half out for memorial day. the kids we talked to were loving time in the water. >> i thought it was going to be a little cold. but instead it's hot. >> i have not been to the s swilling pool for a long time and this is my first time coming to here. her mother lived next door and she said yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> this is a good easter. >> h weather today. >> good. >> my skin drying up a little bit. it's good. >> he had to get back in the

. >> weaver been waiting what a month and a half, knew. >> wait.he eats a lot. she's pregnant. and we've been waiting for that calf. >> look at the stomach. can you see, like a hoof almost sticking out of there. >> what? what? >> right there. see? on the other side, on the right side. >> right there. >> little per tryings there. so now you have app that will alert you when the birth is lapping? i signed up for text alerts. >> not just signed up, paid monday. >> i oh, the tail moved. >> well, there is that judge it can be spell binding or boring to watch the stomach of this giraffe. >> that's the way our show has been. >> this is why i bid on the giraffe. been the show almost 20 years being i'm used to it. >> we miss this we will be upset. we know easter, big candy day of course of course a blessed day. >> yes, besides the religious aspect. >> so many people a hadn'tly just for the candy. >> at least not celebrate in the other part of the worlds. anyway, nearly 90% of people are expected to spends nearly $3 billion on easter related canned. >> i bef

what weaver been watching south of interstate 54 is moving west to east.hat will push away if the system was going nudge far to the south and down to the tide water area. and that rain continues to down there. more sun before it goes on you 7:47 tonight and temperatures around the region responding to sunshine. 70 d.c. and dulles 71 and martinsburg popped up to 72 as has cumberland and hagerstown and 6 quanitco still in the clouds it's a bit cooler 64. what a change in temperatures after 89 degrees for easter the warmest i can certainly remember and of course easter was late this year. but we're some 12 to 18 degrees cooler as of this easter monday. now your evening planner will be mainly dry around the region. saying about 68, 69 by 7:00 with more sun than clouds. by 9:00 partly cloudy. 65. and by 11:00 down to 61 and again little but on the chilly side overnight with some mid and upper 40s northern and western suburbs to low 50s downtown. kind of chilly start for the kids. plenty of sunshine. thanks to high pressure centered to the north. as the day goes

linda weaver has been warning about the dangers of carbon monoxide in hotels for years. >> the reasonrticularly dangerous is really because of the sheer number of people who could be there. >> reporter: incredibly, only 15 states have laws or regulations requiring carbon monoxide detectors in hotels. there is no federal law. and michigan is one of those states. but it only requires them for hotels built after december 2009. records show that the niles quality inn and suites was built in 2000. >> this is a portable alarm, self-contained. take the alarm with you. because i'm not sure the hotel industry is going to do this across the board. >> reporter: tonight the hotel remains closed while law enforcement continues its investigation. the hotel chain telling abc news, "our thoughts are with the families who were affected," adding as their investigation continues "the highest priority is always the safety and well-being of our guests." yesterday in brian watts' honor balloons were released into the fresh air that could have saved his life. for "nightline" i'm matt gutman. >>> next -- mor

weaver in spring.oming up on memorial day weekend and businesses are really hurting when that bridge does close. >> reporter: engineers have not yet given a timeline on when these repairs will be done. but they are confident they will be done by memorial day weekend. in avalon, chris o'connell, fox 29 news. >>> on your radar tonight. sunny skies beautiful night to be out walking along the wilmington river. but you know what, kathy, we're going to see some rain but let's focus on tomorrow. >> yes, let's. let's not get ahead of ourselves. tomorrow is a perfect ten i haven't put a perfect ten on the seven day in months. i don't even remember the last time. probably last fall perhaps. you can see in old city philadelphia it's pitt pretty quiet out there a few cars going by. the temperature 69 degrees. up until the last hour it was still 70. the high for the day made it to 74 degrees. winds out of the west at about 13 miles an hour. temperatures not so bad. winds out of the west and the poconos it's 54. 55

dean weaver mentioned you have an amazing career. i would like us to talk a little about some of the leadership lessons. we heard one which is dialogue can promote adversaries toward working together. in the many years that you served as u.s. attorney in new york and a course as attorney general what -- what are some of the lessons the company mind? >> my experience as a prosecutor , i did defense work as well. both times i was in private practice. when you are a prosecutor you are dealing with some of the issues there are. will this person retain their liberty or not? if not, for how long? it makes you focus on those issues are you let's find the common ground when you are talking about someone because then you can work toward a constructive result. i would say one of the most important lessons for me as any leader is -- as i was growing up in the rights of my office, not to think that i was looking for a particular title or position. i wanted a particular impact. i wanted to prosecute a case in a way that was aggressive. i was and

you weaver also mentioned have an amazing career. i would like to talk about some of the leadership lessons that have come out of that career. we already heard one which is law can lead to adversaries working together. of course as attorney, what are some leadership lessons that this brings to mind from your experience? loretta: my experience as a prosecutor, i did defense work as well. both times in private practice. when you are a prosecutor you are dealing with some of the weightiest issues that there are, which is will this person retain their liberty are not? and if not, for how long? you have to focus on those issues. what i learned is let's find the common ground when you are talking with someone, because then you can work towards a constructive result. i would say one of the most important lessons for me as any leader, growing up in the ranks of my office, was not to think that i was looking for a particular title or position, but a particular impact. i wanted to prosecute a case in , way that was very aggressive but that too

in fact, weaver flood watches to tell you about. it all and bob's going to help us get around. >> plus reveren rip-off. there is a clergy member accused of stealing money, half a million dollars, according to investigators, to funds his own lavish lifestyle. >> also ahead this morning, a bad rap. a over for having assault rifle he says he was just shooting a music video. >> and did you see ad, in bad taste? pepsi pulling its to models, protesters and police. >> what a difference 24 hours makes. they weren't going to pull it. that's what they said

. >> weaver goi're going to have e out what state of mind she's in, of course. get her some help. it may be a long road. but at least we've got her back now. >>> it was a scary ride for one california driver when his car became wedged underneath a truck. it was all captured on cell phone video. the truck driver did not appear to notice the car and drove for four miles. the driver trying to get free and get the truck driver's attention. other drivers on the road were able to flag the car down. lucky, the stuck driver not inju injured. >>> severe weather ahead for over 12 million americans. bonnie is tracking the storms. >> we're look at dangerous day ahead for oklahoma, texas, parts of arkansas. 12 million people at risk for damaging wind, large hail potentially, a few huge tornadoes. you could see storms if dallas and little rock. keep in mind we're looking at rain accumulating. flash flooding, at least five inches of rain through the weekend. this is further north. that's a look >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. i'm tracking showers and downpours, too. they haven't

remember takisha weaver. >> report you missing and leave you out there. >> reporter: for a whole month, right? >> right. >> reporter: from one place to the next for a whole month and they didn't have space in the group home for you? >> right. >> reporter: that's one of the system's biggest problems so we went straight to the family services agency looking for solutions. the director believes she has the answer. >> it's not a direct correlation to the number of providers, so it wouldn't be fair to say that, but, again, when you have different practices and where the agency, the contracting agency, several steps removed from the foster homes and from the practices, we feel as if we have one provider partner, we are sitting at the table together. we are jointly making decisions about the best placements for a child. >> reporter: get this, that second agency has to be large enough to handle 400 foster kids. right now the most one agency handles is about 100. how do you, you know, reason those two numbers, the decrease in foster care kids, but the increase in concerned residents saying that

well, weaver good news. makes it possible to keep your smile pearly white. we'll be back. >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> violent weekend in philadelphia continues into the early morning hours. one shooting happened right outside a bar, we're live with the latest on this violence. >>> and, developing now, authorities expands the manhunt for the man wanted in a facebook murder ohio. find out why they're looking for him in pennsylvania. >> mike pence makes surprise trip to south korea. issues a warning to neighboring north korea after a failed missile test rattles nerves around the world. >> well today is monday april 17th. good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. lauren and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning, good morning, ladies? good morning, you guys eat a lot of peeps? easter day? >> not particularly. >> i like the chocolate ones, they have them dipped in chocolate. >> they're do-able. >> someone say they keep them forever, they get them hard he and dip them in coffee? i thought no thank you. >> i'll just stick wi

looking outside, like i said, sitting up at the desk, weaver a lot of stuff going on. overturned tractor trailer in bordentown new jersey, new jersey turnpike northbound past route 206. right now just the right lane blocked. right now that's what we're dealing with. heads up if you are just moving out to the area even though it is still earl at this could pose problem for us. we have construction route one northbound oxford valley all lanes blocked. you have to exit off oxford valley and re-enter on oxford valley there. construction 95 both directions north and south between the blue route and 320, right lane is block there. then also dealing with some guardrail repairs on the blue route northbound near broomall, left lane blocked there. now we are talking about couple of other accidents going on, one in norristown, one in maine street, fourth street, 40-foot road, sumneytown pike, heads up on, that plus the platt bridge, lighting crew blocking the left rain. a lot more to talk about if you can believe that coming up in the next ten minutes, rahel, over to you. >> meis

tonight, and we're starting as you just mentioned with after hours prom at the franklin institute, weaverhole great weekend of programming happening, tomorrow, will be in three different parks, hunting park in north philadelphia, clark park, as well as wissahickon park at the schuylkill center for environmental education, nature palooza, to do science in the park, great weekend kick offer. sunday all about being a scientist. >> sure. >> and we also have really great event happening on saturday, called tinker lab. >> tinker lab, okay. so get to tinker things? >> tinker, get to build, you get to learn ball electronics, and the maker movement, and also why i invited you up here today, to talk about 3d printing two. >> in the tech studio, you may have seen in the tease, kicking it off. but you guys are building such cool stuff. so take us through it, the 3d printing real amazing. >> fantastic technology, where we are adding bit of plaits i can to make all sort of different types of objects, everything you see on the table here. >> and it all works. >> it works it, makes noise, it plays, it mo

speaking of barricades, weaver some right in front every us here, at 21st and the parkway. and as meisha mentioned earlier, from 20th, all the way up to the art museum, parkway, now shutdown, including the outer lanes, which were open yesterday morning. also, up, this is new attraction here, that we've seen this morning, the entrance gate that people will have to go to. this is just before 21st street. but if you are planning to come down here, you definitely do not want to drive that goes without saying, right? there are road closures about everywhere you turn, here is a few of the major once, mlk drive closes at sweet briar. it will open for the morning commute thursday and friday. kelly drive also will be closed from the art museum, to fairmount. now here is a good rule of thumb. if it boarders the art museum, or leads up to the art museum it is most likely closed. the nfl is not only taking over the city streets, but also, the skyline, the serous sent letter play big roll during the draft. take a listen. >> here is the big one. that will change with the team that's on t

everyone is committed to public service and is heard from dean weaver you have some time at harvard. mike. [laughter] how did it prepare you for public service? >> i was fortunate enough to take advantage at harvard and what i would say to the students here is to try a variety of things as well. i know you made the commitment pleasure here at the school so many things here to explore that you might not have thought would be something you would be interested in but could in fact be the ultimate thing that you connect with. particularly glad to come back here to the kennedy school because when i was a senior at the college, i had an internship at the kennedy school. i helped put on one of the forums for politics. particularly delighted to be here because this type of discussion is so important in talking about the issues of the day. certainly at the law school i saw examples of a lot of great activities. the pleasure and the privilege of actually helping real people with actual cases was tremendous. i helped a woman obtaining a divorce. this sounds sad but the happiest client i've ever

john weaver only has 2 children. [laughter] as long,t he has had probably a longer career in republican politics. he is now best known as the chief strategist for john kasich, the republican governor of ohio. but for many years he was associated and is still associated with john mccain, being a chief strategist for mccain when he ran for president in 2000 and again in 2008 he worked with him. he has also been involved with campaigns for campaign-finance reform and for how you treat prisoners under the geneva convention. he has worked on comprehensive immigration reform. interestingly, after the 9/11 attacks in new york city, john oversaw the new york city communications efforts, working with rudy giuliani back then. these are 2 republicans who could not disagree more at this on an issue that -- set a stagest for the future of the republican party, which is what to do and what to think about and how to regard now-president donald trump. off with whatt has happened in the last couple of days, the last few weeks. it has

this neck day and week to come we will let you know waist going on, right now the information that weaver, both updated information, and again, all of this started to phase one of the road restrictions started at midnight. >> academy, what we are looking at pushing in the southbound direction, looking good. kinds of holding stead hire around 5:30, we know that will change, moving into the 6:00 hour, but so far so good. blue route, mid-county, same, same story here, push in the southbound direction. both moving in the southbound and northbound direction on mid-county basically where ever we look is looking like, that looking pretty good. construction crews, northeast extension north and southbound lansdale quakertown, one lane blocked. we have more coming to up talk about in the next ten minutes. rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, see you then, thank you. we want to update breaking news now. philadelphia police are questioning this man, after a violent hit-and-run in the city hunting park section. one person is now fighting for his life, another is badly injured. this happened at the inte

go to fiosgigabit.com >> weaver great events going on in the city whether you like them or hate them,ut looks like the weather will cooperate. that said, active pattern here, guys, because of the way the pattern is unfolding, we expect to hit 87 degrees tomorrow. the record, say what? i know. the record to beat, rahel, is 90. that will was set all the way back in 1974. jim, were you just a we lad, right? >> yes, i was in elementary school. >> i knew you would remember off the top of your head. and we are expecting for now, also, lots of sunshine with time. but the temperature to rebound to the 80s once more. couple of showers currently throughout primarily obviously through new jersey, southern half of it, then down through delaware, kent and sussex counties. here in philly couple of damp roads. i think basically done. any of the showers will clear on out, left with sunshine, high of 84 degrees. for day two of the draft. and then, tomorrow, meisha, i think generally stays partly sunny, may be shower or thunderstorm along the way, but i say the bigger story here is absolutely the warmt

. >> weaver to tell you elton john forced to cancel his april and may shows in las vegas after picking up a bacteria infection. according to a statement from ceasar's palace, the singer pick up the rare bug during his south american tour. he wounds up in the icu for couple every days but reportedly now resting at home in the uk. and expected to make a full recovery. live performance also expected to resume in june. and he's set to return to vegas in the fall. >>> across the pond, chris, entered attendant european premiere of the guardians of the galaxy volume two in london last night, expectations high for the superhero sequel, the original movie was a surprise, smash, earning more than three quarters of a million dollars worlds wide. volume two hit theatres may fifth. >> plan to see it. >> not necessarily. >> i might just wait for it to come out on netflix. >> hopefully this weekend in plans to see a movie because i want to get out. >> yes, i'm so with you. yes, you know, we've got so many great events going on around the city. >> right? >> i think we will actually go check out the dr

. >> good afternoon, commissioners, my name's dan weaver and i'm speaking on behalf of the ocean avenue association, we were instrumental in bringing this project to the historic preservation staff, tim fry here and his associates, and we're very pleased to support the effort today and i would like to congratulate tim and the work he's done on this especially. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> commissioners, i'm alex, i'm the chair of the ocean avenue association's board and i organized save el rey, a group of neighbors, about 60 neighbors who were concerned when the building was sold and we also worked to get this nomination before, i would encourage you to enfolding it to the full board with the approval, thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, my name's nikki [inaudible] and i'm a native of the omi district and my mother and her sisters and my grandparents grew up in the omi and appear ined the omi book l*et and they told me about stories when they came haoe, one of the best times they had was going to the el rey thaoet e they came from mexico, that's the only ways they were

then weaver another accident in germantown, downed pole and wires, 21st street at laveer street. so much more to talk about coming up in the next ten minutes, rahel, jim, over to you. >> meisha, thank youment football fans are remembering a spectacular night in center city, thousands of fan packed the ben franklin parkway for the 2017nfl draft. >> more picks to come. but the eagles got some defensive help in the first round. >> fourteenth pick, in the 2,017nfl draft, the philadelphia eagles select derek barnett, defensive end, tennessee. >> a big brotherly love welcome to derek barnett to the six-three, 259 pounds lineman comes from the alma matter every the great reggie white. eagles front office pretty excited about the pick, it will be interesting to see how he fit in on the team. >> pat gallen live on the parkway with more on how the birds brass feel about getting their man watch do they think, pat? >> reporter: well, i think they like him, which is why they took him as number 14. yes, the guy is derek barnett. as you mentioned he played at tennessee and he set the sack recor

well, weaver some police activity here, the schuylkill eastbound at girard. not going to slow you down too much but absolutely an area that will as we push more deeper into the 5:00 hour give you heads up that they are there. ninety-five south at cottman looking good. looking great as you push in the southbound direction toward center city looking exactly as it should. building fire in new jersey, paulsboro-clarksboro, on and off-ramps are closed, give you a picture overview, you can't see the building fire but i want to show you placement for that mother. also, mobile crew in jersey still out there. route 55 northbound between 641 and route 42. they will be lingering out there, driving around until 6:00 a.m. i'll let you know as soon as they're out as well. also more construction northeast extension southbound between quakertown and lansdale. that will right lane is blocked there. overall lots of construction to contends with today. dry roadways, jim, back toin thr of cbs-3, the latest on the air strikes in syria. >> back in d.c. today the senate will contin

weaver talking temps in the 80s. good evening and thanks for joining us at 6:00 i'm dawn timmeney. >> love to hear it i'm thomas drayton. great to have you with us. we're talking one of the warmest easters ever on record, but could we see some showers as well? >> we begin tonight with your weather authority and meteorologist scott williams. we only want to hear good news scott. >> i'll provide the good news. it looks like an excellent weekend all in all across the board. most of us will stay dry as we well. for your good friday we made it up to 68 degrees. a nice evening is on tap. and once again, stepping outdoors right now folks kind of out and about, 67 degrees right now and look at the wind it's calm so pretty comfortable but those temperatures will drop later on tonight. 67 in philadelphia. but look at the warmth off to the south and west. we have 83 louisville, kentucky. 54 in women memphis and that warm long greet us for easter sunday. we'll zoom in closer, little cooler 50s down the shore. 69 in allentown. 65

joining him was conservative donald shall have been used political consultant john weaver with john kasich and john mccain's presidential campaign. the panelists took questions from brown university student. [inaudible conversations] >> welcome to brown. welcome to our conversation. i've been watching politics a long time. i don't think i've ever seen an election like this one. the college democrats and the college republicans both internally split. college republicans couldn't agree which candidate to support. sharp e-mails were exchanged and now both democrats and republicans trying to figure out what direction for the party. where do we go? to help us sort this out i'm delighted to welcome back our graduate -- i won't say what class did a reset casa brown university, david corn. david is the washington bureau chief for mother jones and if you read it, he's written in it here that's probably all that needs to be said. i'll plug your book. inside hubris, the story of spin, scandal and selling of the iraq war. familiar face among the watson institute in brown university. he will help us so

very robust program and really built through -- over the years through the efforts of professor gary weaver who sadly recently passed away but was instrumental in the building of that program and the ic community reception was held a little over a week ago just demonstrated the power of that network. we had about 200 alumni who came back for that reception and it was -- for us it was a very emotional time. but gary really helped to build that and to, in fact, take it into our -- he built the course for our new relatively new graduate -- online graduate program. we offer a degree of master of arts of international relations two-year degree and executive ed degree and we'll be launching a social enterprise degree and i mentioned the online program because we had about 250 students in the online degree program and about a third of those are u.s. military. and i either active duty or veterans. and one of the things -- and it gets me every time, i always say to the team whenever it shows up, of course it's an automatic admit when they say that if anybody's watching this is the key. you know you