police say it was around 1:30 wednesday morning on the 1300 block of wharton street in south philly. the victim was walking home when she noticed a man following her. she quickly pulled out her pepper spray and just in time. police say the man in this photo grabbed her from behind. >> he pulled her dress down, the top of of of her dress he pulled down exposing her. she managed to fight him off and pepper spray him at which time he fled. >> reporter: suspect took off running on 1200 block of south claire i don't know street. >> i'm really shocked especially in this area. you have the police up here. very observant quick if you need them. it's almost like the suburbs here. >> reporter: police passed out flyers in the neighborhood warning of what happened. >> my neighbor just told me i literally just found out. >> reporter: it's frightening to many like ellen kenny. >> i'm really scared, yeah, everybody is probably feels the same way. >> reporter: take good look at the pictures which police say are clear enough for someone to recognize and help police identify the man before he strikes

he even mentioned his time at the wharton school in philadelphia most polls shows him with the doubleit lead over his g.o.p. rivals in the the keystone state. >>> republican rival governor john kasich will campaign in connecticut today. yesterday he made a campaign stop at brandywine campus of penn state. political pundits call kasich a licensing shot for his parties nomination but he is polling in second place for the g.o.p. behind trump in the state. >>> 5:37. next up in sports bidding a final farewell to april icon of philadelphia, what we have learn about the man who gave us the flyers at a huge celebration of his life. modres: the cost of living the pay stays the same. i have to work extra hours just to make ends meet. it's a big struggle. one person that really gets this is katie mcginty. she came from a working-class family. she was ninth of 10 kids. she gets it. she'll fight for equal pay for equal work. katie mcginty will protect social security and medicare. that's why president obama and vice president biden support her, too. she'll make a heck of a senator. dscc is respons

it happened on wharton street in philadelphia. the suspect approached the 19 victim from behind and forced her to the ground and she managed to fight back and spray the man with mace. >>> also, breaking news here, philadelphia firefighters region cued a man trapped in a grate at a construction site. >>> and a community in mercer county new jersey are coming together to remember a beloved superintendant. dr. steven mayer was hit and killed by a 17-year-old driver thursday morning. he served as superintendant of the robbinsville school district. mourners can watch the service via feeds at several locations including the high school. >>> pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane says 15 drug dealers are off the streets in delaware county saying the suspects trafficked large amounts to the city of chester. kane says the suspects operated out of the bennett homes development. we are seeing a change to end the work week, mostly cloudy skies and a possibility of rain later for us. you may want to keep the umbrella close by this aftern

police say the woman was walking along the 1300 block of wharton street when she noticed the suspect following her. so she pulled out her pepper spray as a precaution, then moments later police say he pounced. >> the offender at rushed up behind her, grabbed her, tackled her to the ground and pulled her dress down. the top of her dress he pulled down exposing her. she manages to fight him off and pepper spray him which time he fled. >> the woman suffered only minor injuries from the struggle again police are urging anyone who might recognize this guy to please call them tonight. >>> a mercer county firefighter is expected to be okay after a scare on the job this morning. the 58-year-old firefighter got lightheaded during a training exercise at the fire academy. the lawrence township fire department says this happened because he recently changed medications. he was taken to the hospital to be checked out. >>> seven people are hurt after fire tears through six row homes in camden early this morning. skyfox over haddon avenue after crews got the flames under control. now it took firefig

and some residents of wharton, 50 miles southwest of houston, after the colorado river overflowed its banks. >>> today in london, president obama meets with prime minister david cameron. the president arrived in britain last night. several british politicians had told the president to butt out of the debate over when britain should stay in the european union. mr. obama wrote an op-ed piece saying britain's presence in the e.u. magnifies british influence and helps spread british values. before meeting with the prime minister, mr. obama will have lunch with the queen. >>> yesterday, the president wrapped up his visit to saudi arabia. he met with leaders of six persian gulf nations. the threat from iran dominated the discussions. that's one of the issues that strained u.s. relations with saudi arabia. the president admits there are differences but says the strain is overblown. >>> the florida man who landed a gyrocopter on the land of the u.s. capitol will be spending four months in jail. douglas hughes was sentenced yesterday. he says his flight a year ago to the influence of big money

. >> reporter: the attack happened as the victim was walking in the 1300 block of wharton street at 1:30 in south philadelphia. she told detectives she felt someone walking behind her. she grabbed her mace and that's when the man attacked. >> he rushed up lined her grabbed her tackled her to the ground and he pulled her dress down -- the top of her dress he pulled down exposing her. she managed to fight him off and pepper spray him at which time he fleddism it's no doubt a terrifying ordeal and police are praising the brave 19-year-old woman for being able to fight back and escape. >> she was in the fight of her life. that's her handled at his throat. so she was in the fight of her life and she fought him off. >> reporter: we showed people living in the neighborhood pictures of the suspect who is described as a 37-year-old black man about five-seven and 225 pounds. police say he was wearing a black hooterred sweatshirt and black pants. no one we talked to recognized him. residents are disturbed by the news and hoping for a quick arrest. >> i wonder if she had any kind of training or h

the biggest event there is, and throughout wharton you do pitches to your cohorts, your friends andwhat do you think? and i came up with this idea about tinder, which was pardon of iac, and i knowed that the sales side would say, you know what? there's no up side in tinder. when i heard that from the sales side, i went, wait a minute this guy is proper very happily married, so then i talked about it with a couple friends and they said that's a brilliant idea. that's, you know, i wrote the pitch, so on, and the investors. >> what was it like standing up there? in the then avery fisher hall, now david ge gethen it haul, they're going to spend ten minutes listening to me? >> i caught your presentation, actually, and you got a lot of laughs. the crowd was absolutely engaged, and they loved your yesterday. i still remember it. >> congratulations for being here and for getting a chance to do that. sohnconference.org urn this friday at 5:00 p.m.? >> that's right. one thing we have done to take the presentations for the next level is the idea contest is sponsored by glg, and they're helping

competition he has made it look ease bye what is so impressive is sam's ability to excel at penn's whartonool of business while basically having a full-time job as an athlete. >> it is probably 30, 35 hours an week when not including travel and meets, so it is a lot. >> he loves to work hard, he loves to train and you never have to ask him for more. >> reporter: sam's special work ethic has translated, he was 2015 ncaa mens champion and his record speak for itself. >> right new my best is 67 meters and 45 centimeters which is 221 feet and about three and a half inches. so that was ivy league record, the american collegiate record and second all time in the ncaa. >> reporter: it takes a special athlete to put up those marks, something i am not. >> overall you just kind of want it to look like that. >> like this. >> yep. >> and then like that >> close. >> i'm here. >> his is out on 76. i'm not ready for big leagues but sam is ready for the next step the olympic games. >> talk about that shooting for rio this year. >> that has been the goal, i started throwing in eighth grade but i didn't tel

but is what so impressive is sam's built to excel at penn's wharton school have business while having full-time job as an athlete. >> thirty, 35 hours an week when not including traveling, and meets. it is a lot. >> he loves to work hard. he loves to train. you you never, ever have to ask him for more. >> reporter: sam's special work ethic has translated, he was 2015 ncaa mens champion and his record speed for himself. >> right now my best is 67 meters and 45 centimeters which is 221 feet and three and a half inches, so that was the ivy league record, the american collegiate record and second all time in the ncaa. >> reporter: it takes a special athlete to put up those marks, something i am not. >> overall you just want it to look like that. >> like this. >> yes. >> and then. >> like that. >> yeah. >> let me see here... >> i'm not ready for big leagues but sam is ready for the next step the olympic games. >> talk about that, shooting for ria this year. >> that has been the goal since i started throwing in eighth grady just didn't tell anybody until this year. >> reporter: sam is takin

afternoon, investigators say a gunman shot two men as they were driving down the street near 20th and wharton. the second victim was shot, in the finger, police say an arrest has been made and a weapon has been recovered. >>> well, a week long celebration of the technology and innovation, philly tech week, got underway today. >> started to take advantage of the pennsylvania's new medical marijuana law and get in the cannabis. trang do explains. >> it is law, yeah. >> with his signature, governor tom wolf opened up access to medical marijuana for patients in a whole new industry in pennsylvania. >> the interesting thing is it is heightened. hot topic. everybody is trying to get involve. >> reporter: philadelphia base greenhouse ventures is hosting what it is called a cana business and medical research conference to educate people looking to set up dispensaries and froe operations. >> these are the top influencers in the industry coming here to philadelphia a to talk. there is no berth opportunity to learn how to make your next best move in this industry then learning from these guys firsthand.

train was a student at the university of pennsylvania. 21-year-old olivia kong studied finance at whartonng grew up in philadelphia, graduated from central high school. philadelphia police say kong jumped into front of the train on the market frankford line. the incident happened underground near the 40th and market street station. penn officials are encouraging students to seek counseling if they need to. >>> and police continue to investigate the death of a cabrini college student tonight. the body of the 22-year-old male student was found in a west conshohocken home after a party. that on the 200 block of moore head avenue saturday night. "action news" reporter walter perez is live at that location and walter, what are investigators saying tonight? >> reporter: well, jim, investigators also tell us that that victim was a member of the lacrosse team at cabrini college and grief counselors have been made available on campus. the victim's name hasn't been released because some family members are not yet been notified but people who knew him describe him as a good young man with a bright f

. >> reporter: in the middle of talking about trade, trump shift todd playing golf as a wharton studentadelphia's cobbs creek course. >> you met people at cobbs creek that were actually, very, very sophisticated hustlers and if you can survive on cobbs creek, you could practically survive every where. we love philadelphia, let me tell i folks, we love it. >> shout out to philadelphia there. jim, trump touched on a lot of topics. there was one he did not touch on. did he not repeat earlier remarks he made this morning concerning the so-called bathroom law in north carolina and how it impacts transgendered people. trump had been critical have the law saying it caused an uneasy strive. ted cruz camp blasted trump immediately claiming he was in the league with politically correct leftist elite. live from harrisburg, john rawlins for channel six "action news". >> thanks, john. >>> john kasich made two stops in the delaware valley today. earlier he held an event in media tonight he attended chester county g.o.p. reception and dinner at valley forge casino resort. he told a crowd that his job

coatesville is at 39 degrees, 39 degrees in toms river and right at 40 at south philadelphia, 5th and wharton northeast philadelphia at 44 degrees. factor in the wind, though, we have readings in the 30s. it feels like it's 36 in the city and most of the area is feeling that cold wind this morning. we'll get sunshine. bright sunshine at 7:00. 47 degrees at 10:00 and just in time for the parade in center city, 50 degrees and still climbing at 1:00 this afternoon. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. let's see how the roads are moving on a friday morning. jessica boyington with first alert traffic. jessie? >> we're watching 422 right now. good things out here right now. at least around trooper road. these are the eastbound lanes right there. that's what's headed towards the schuylkill expressway. that's what jams up in the morning. our drive time is eight minutes eastbound from the 29 to the schuylkill with speeds into the 60s. we're watching the area bridges for scheduled openings. we're in the process of one on the tacony palmyra that was scheduled for 5:20

it happened just before 4:30 this afternoon on wharton stre street.olice say arrests have been made. the suspects have not yet been identified. >>> and philadelphia police are also investigating two different robberies in two busy sections of the city. >> both incidents have occurred near areas bustling with weekend crowds. fox 29's brad sat taken is live in old city tonight with word of a caution for that late night crowd. brad? >> reporter: yeah, dawn. no doubt that word of caution is be alert to your surroundings because it seems at bar closing time in center city the bad guys certainly are. they are crimes of opportunity and with the warmer weather back so too is that criminal element turning up once again outside some center city nighttime hot spots on the weekend. at least two incidents this month last saturday morning 2:25 a.m. just after bar closing time, two men scene running away after police say they just robbed a man of his iphone in the 300 block of camac street near many popular restaurant destinations. a couple of weeks earlier just as

police say the woman was walking along the 1300 block of wharton street when she noticed the suspect following her. she pull out her pepper spray as a precaution and then moments later police say he actually pounced. >> the offender then rushed up behind her, grabbed her, tackled her to the ground and he pulled her dress down, the top of her dress he pulled down exposing her. she manages to fight him off and pepper spray him at which time he fled. >> now the woman suffered likely only minor injuries from the struggle. again police are urging anyone who might recognize this guy to please call them. >>> a woman who set her newborn baby on fire and left her in the middle of a south jersey street has been sentenced to 30 years in prison. shaye sentence dad after pleading guilty in february to aggravated manslaughter. authorities say the 23-year-old pemberton township woman doused her baby with an accelerant and set her on fire in january of 2015. that baby had third degree burns all over her body. 60% of had he body in fact. she died at the hospital. prosecutors say she hid her pregnancy

the attack happened in the 1300 block of wharton street in south philadelphia wednesday morning. police say suspect attacked a 19 year-old woman but she was able to getaway using pepper spray. if you recognize this suspect, please, police are asking you to contact them. >>> fire crewness bucks county battled a three alarmer this afternoon the at a large factory. this is the scene around 2:30 in the 600 block of arlington street at kieser painter still works. heavy flames were pouring out of the building. it took crews two hours to bring it under control but smoke could be seen for miles. luckily everyone was able to make it out of the building safely. >>> investigators in camden county of a a man in custody tonight following a suspicious fire that left six people, injured, including four children. flames broke out in the two story row house about 4:30 this morning in the 800 block of haddon avenue knew. investigators say the man they arrested was a tenant who was in the process of being evicted. everyone is expected to be okay. >>> in just four days, voters head to the polls in p

a second man lost his finger in that shooting and it happened just before 4:30 this afternoon on whartontreet. police say arrests have been made but they have not released any more dough tails about just who is in custody. >>> a chilly wet toned your work week and fox 29 weather authority taking a live look at reading unfortunately the dreary weather will continue into the weekend and there are anoa fall lots of events planned in the city. let's neck with chief meteorologist scott williams to get an idea exactly what we're facing scott. >> dawn a lot of events certainly taking place this upcoming weekend it looks like we'll keep the cloud cover around but part of the weekend will be dry believe it or not. but look at the temperatures right now. 50 degrees in philadelphia. the high only 53 degrees. we should be topping out in the upper 60s for this time of year. the steadier showers now moving on off to the east and we still have the cloud cover. there will be some areas of drizzle but look at the temperatures. in the upper 40s so grab the jackets and sweater if's you're stepping outdoors

kong was a student at penn's wharton school and a philadelphian and alumni of central high school.reporter christie ileto is live on the penn campus where students are gathering for a vigil. christie, tragedy hit the penn community tonight. report report that is absolutely correct, jim. just over my shoulder we will push into the heart of the campus where dozens of olivia kong's classmates are gathering here. you can see them in the distance. at one point there was a long line, processional of candles. some students say while this was devastating it was not that surprising saying that this has long been an issue here on campus. >> i kind of read it during my bio lab class and i was just shock. >> reporter: twenty-one year-old junior olivia kong was described as bright, well liked and successful. police say she jump topped her death in front of the septa train monday morning. >> i seen the people, saying there was someone under the train. >> the fact that somebody next to me in class is like i heard she jumped in front of the train. then everyone kind of nodded in a agreement. it is

along the 1300 black of wharton street. the news has rattled the nerves of those living in the area. >> makes me think, you know, be more aware, you know, like never have my headphones in, don't talk on the phone, don't be distracted as i'm walking. >> reporter: the attack happened as the 19-year-old victim was walking home alone. she told detectives she felt someone walking behind her. she grabbed her mace and that's when the man attacked. >> he rushed up lined her grabbed her tackled her to the grounden pulled her dress down, the top of her dress he pulled down exposing her. she managed to fight him off and pepper spray him at which time he fled um officers say the story could have will a much different ending if the victim did not have the will to fight back. >> slaw in the fight of her life. if you saw the still photo that's her hand at his throat. she was in the fight of her life and she fought him off. >> reporter: people living in the area are shaken by the came and say 33 don't recognize the suspect. the neighborhoo

in the 1300 block of wharton street when she noticed a man following her.etectives say that's when she quickly trapped p grabbed her mace. >> she was aware that she was being followed she thought she was and as a precaution she took it out and correct in doing so. if it wasn't for that, who knows what would have happened. >> reporter: surveillance video from the area provided police with clear images of the suspect. also, a glimpse at the victim's struggle her hand scene here around the suspect's neck. >> the offender then rushed up behind her, grabbed her, tackled her to the ground, and he pulled her dress down --, the top of her dress he pulled down exposing her. she managed to fight him off and pepper spray him at which time he fled. >> reporter: police began distributing crime bulletins throughout the neighborhood. >> the specific location, and then the details and then contact numbers for the police. >> reporter: theresa is thankful for the information a after living in the neighborhood more than 20 years she's more on guard now than ever. >> so troubl

charlie wharton got the start tonight in milwaukee but didn't pitch long.e second inning charlie laid down bunt and fell running to first base he left the game with left hamstring strain and he'll likely be put on the 15 day dl. in the third inning phillies scored three times. first big league rbi when he singled to right. to score rough. that makes it three-one. in the fourth the phillies trailed by a one until franco hit his third homer the last two games. three run shot to left. the fightings take a six-four lead. next inning franco just showing off. robbing brian braun avenue hit franco went three for five and drove in four runs. then in the ninth, herrara hit his second homer of the year. he drove in two results phillies beat the brewers 10-six. >>> showdown high noon tomorrow game six between the flyers and caps. orange and black still playing after losing the first three games of the series. and it is another must win game for dave hack sal's squad. neuvirth will start in goal for the flyers. last night he won game five for the orange and black stopp

in the 1300 block of wharton street when she noticed a man following her.etectives say that's when she quickly trapped p grabbed her mace. >> she was aware that she was being followed she thought she was and as a precaution she took it out and correct in doing so. if it wasn't for that, who knows what would have happened. >> reporter: surveillance video from the area provided police with clear images of the suspect. also, a glimpse at the victim's struggle her hand scene here around the suspect's neck. >> the offender then rushed up behind her, grabbed her, tackled her to the ground, and he pulled her dress down --, the top of her dress he pulled down exposing her. she managed to fight him off and pepper spray him at which time he fled. >> reporter: police began distributing crime bulletins throughout the neighborhood. >> the specific location, and then the details and then contact numbers for the police. >> reporter: theresa is thankful for the information a after living in the neighborhood more than 20 years she's more on guard now than ever. >> so troubl

these photos, this man allegedly attacked an 19 year-old woman as she walked along the 1300 block of wharton street in south philadelphia early wednesday morning. police say, the suspect managed to pull victim's top down during the struggle. she sprayed him in the face with mace, and he ran away. if you recognize that suspect, call the police. >>> hundreds of the people gathered to pay their respects to the robbinsville school superintendent killed while jogging earlier this week. memorial service was held for steven mayer at the christian lines church in plainsboro. he died tuesday when a driver hit mayer and his dog. police identified the driver as a robs instantville high school student, no charges have been filed. >>> a memorial grows outside of howard high school, a technology high school in wilmington as community mourns the death of the sophomore. fifteen year-old amy joyner francis was attack in the girls bathroom yesterday and later died in the hospital. grief counselors were made a veilable at the school today, police say at least two other students were involved but no arrests hav

going to harvard business or wharton. wire you getting all? you were exactly the kind of leaders my vision was that i was never intending to stay. put a large number said that they got me down. stein met with a geneticist but she had to spend an extra year before moving. and the stories like that go on and on. with the developmental opportunities that is not a significant barrier. a woman in the air force for king's college with those developmental opportunities with her chance to be a fire in the air force was limited. these are anecdotes about the problem. when you ask people, our best people are they staying or leaving? the new service can answer that question. we don't even know how ago about defining that. that is unacceptable. and unacceptable for us. were we don't know our people will learn enough to read is a problem immediately. >> use is almost immediately coming into office you come now with the first set of draft proposals in july so can you tell us more? what is the process that you use? what do to go through? with those additiona

the second-most in wharton factor to present -- important factor was oil.eople thought that i look at the analysis of five dollars or six dollars off s&p aggregate earnings, which is about 5% or 6% at current levels. though,forward, even yes, we're positive rates and they are looking up, the very dovish stance of janet yellen and the fed i think is going to keep a cap on the dollar going forward. and i think stability and maybe for the recovery in the commodity market is going to help those emerging-market currencies also look good. so i don't think the dollar is going to provide headwinds into 2016, anything like what we saw last year. betty: all right, professor, take you so much. jeremy siegel. still ahead, saudi arabia positioning itself for an era after oil. exclusive details about a mega fun big enough to buy four of the world's largest companies. ♪ betty: i am betty liu. caroline: and caroline hyde. we're in new york and london. saudi arabia is what we're watching. it is preparing for the twilight, the oil era they created a $2 trillion fund. a big s

in my homicide be wharton fund, which only think my colleagues for passing them asleep today, the fire assistance fund can receive by the donations and appropriations by the board of supervisors and the mayor. funds can carry forward from year-to-year. the specific allocations will be made by the implementation department, in this case the human services agency. i would to thank deputy city attorney, i went and my chief of staff connor johnson for all the work on this. to everyone who is been a victim of a fire in san francisco friends, family or former neighbors struggling to recover from the fire, i want to say, begin help. the city can do more to support our own in their time of need and with my legislation along with my cosponsored supervisor campos, we will. 2 other items i want to talk about today, colleagues. as you know, april is child abuse prevention month. the child abuse prevention month doesn't just mean to happen in april. it needs to happen every day of evy year. today, we had a press conference and my colleagues supervisor wiener campos yee cohen tang and i think superv

for five years, this country has been working on extremely complex formulas, and i went to the whartonance, i know formulas better than anybody. they've worked on formulas that nobody knows. we're going to give them a little here, low interest loans. you don't have to do any of that. too complicated. too much corruption could be involved. how about this? the government giving low interest loans, that would be fun, right in the government is our banker. too complicated. what do you is say the following. carrier, here's what's going to happen, you're going to leave indiana, you're going to leave indianapolis, i wish you a lot of luck in mexico. enjoy the heat. enjoy the heat. and i hope you build a really beautiful factory. but here's what's going to happen, every single air conditioning unit that you make that's going to go right now over an extremely strong border. no longer swiss cheese, folks, won't be swiss cheese. we will have the walls. [applause] >> we will be charging you a 35% tax, every single unit. lou: there it is. and there you hear the reaction. carrier, obviously, is also

the wharton school is in pennsylvania, penn, they are going to do well.k at the crowds. >> some of the delegates are elected on the ballot. that poses a challenge for you. how are you handling that? >> if i win the state it doesn't mean you win the ballots. it is really unfair. it is crazy what is going on. we will do well but i think it is very unfair. somebody else is supposed to win. we are very heavily favored to win. the polls are saying it. really you should give it back to the voters. it is very, very unfair. the rules were clearly established ahead of time. when people say that the rules are the rules how do you respond? >> i respond by saying they changed the rules. after i got in they changed the rules. i joined and they changed the rules and they took it away from the voters. >> you think they did that because of you? >> i think so. i think so. they saw i did well in colorado. it's a crooked system. in the meantime i am winning. >> you met with megyn kelly of fox news. what did you agree upon? >> megyn called she wanted to come up. she came int

down to 41 at philadelphia international but look at south philly. 31 at fifth and wharton. rockville at 36 at the airport east philadelphia. we will see sunshine all day long. look at the warmup. it will be faster than what we had yesterday. 44 at 8:00. a little bit of a breeze, though not as windy as yesterday afternoon. 54 at 11:00 and near 60 by 2:00. we'll be in the 60s this afternoon. and we're less than a half hour away from seeing the sun come up. bright sunshine and your neighborhood by neighborhood weather when i come back in the forecast in just ten minutes. right now jessica boyington is watching a thursday morning commute. jessi jessie. >> we're watching 442. we're starting to see the cars gather as it starts to get under way and get heavy. this way is headed eastbound. the drive time is still doing great from 29 toward that point toward the schuylkill. it speeds into the 60s. no real backups yet but we're starting to see more of a push out there. there's some construction on route 252. now, that's closed between yellow springs road and valley forge road for now

the university of pennsylvania's wharton school is ranked number 16.st year. for years, the wharton school was considered the best business school in the world. >> eleven spots from last year. >> the university of delaware, not on the list. >> what about direction snell. >> not on the list. >> okay. >> but looks like people were not happy about this in a statement, bloomberg, decided this would be their last undergraduate, and part time business program, ranking. they're getting out of the business, they're tired of taking the heat about this survey every year. >> what's the other one? >> quitter. >> whole book? of the colleges, the time ranks them all? just escaped me. >> us news and world report? >> there go, uh-huh, they do that. >> we're out. >> not doing this any more. >> ready for the red trip with the family? driving yourself crazy? listen up before you load up the car. fellows do yourself a favor. >> this headless woman here, i've never seen you look better. >> she always looks good, though, mike. >> wow. hello. the unusual product that she is

he is a graduate of the wharton school and the university of new york law school. trialg as a attorney for the civil division. as deputy chief of the criminal division for the u.s. attorney's office in the western district of michigan, he supervised the health care fraud and computer-related crimes unit, among others. he also spent four and a half years as a judge advocate for the u.s. marine corps, handling both civil and c

trump says he loves pennsylvania, and mentioned his time at the wharton school, in philadelphia.polls show him with the double digit lead with his g.o.p. rivals in the keystone state. meanwhile, republican rival governor john kasich will campaign in connecticut today. yesterday he made a campaign stop at penn state's brandywine campus. the political pundits call kasich a long shot for his parties nomination but he is polling in second place for the g.o.p., behind trump in the state. >>> voters in pennsylvania and delaware head to the polls next tuesday for their primaries, fox 29 will have fully lex coverage starting in our 10:00 o'clock news this that night. >>> man who drove a helicopter, in restrict space before landing in the u.s. capitol will spend 120 days behind bars. judge sentenced douglass hughes, he admitted he was trying to call attention to the influence of big money in politics. he got attention, all right. u.s. postal service mail carrier flew the aircraft from gettysburg, pennsylvania to washington d.c. in april of 2015. >>> a septa transit officer is okay after h

when you hit the mixing bowl you are clear to wharton. no crashes to report right now in d.c. take a live look another 66. traffic heading out of the city is slow. then you have an accident to the side. not blocking any lanes. vomum in both directions -- volume in both directions. that is a look at traffic. back to you. jonathan: thank you. coming up at 4:00 -- >> a huge consignment sale that is happening in our backyard in hyatts maryland. find out how you can get great items for your kids at a discounted price. stay tuned. full story is coming up. alison: new at 5:00, a veteran thrown off of a flight because of her service dog. the reason the flight attendant gave that made the veteran do a double take. jonathan: comek up at 6:00, maryland goes after tax repairers for suspicious returns. still ahead, how it could affect thousands of the maryland taxpayers. youthat's why you drink ensure. sidelined. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ens