o captain, my captain" by walt whitman. o captain, my captain our fearful trip is done. the ship has weathered every rack, the prize we sought is won. the port is near, the bells i hear the people all exulting. while follow eyes the steady keel, the vessel grim and daring. but o heart heart, heart. o the bleeding drops of red whereon the deck my captain lies fallen, cold and dead. o captain my captain. rise up and hear the bells. rise up for you the influencing is flung, for you the bugle trills for you bouquets and ribbon wreaths, for you the shores are crowding, for you they call the swaying mass, their eager faces turning. here captain dear father this arm beneath your head it is some dream that on the deck you've fallen cold and dead. my captain does not answer. his lips are pale and still. my father does not feel my arm. he has no pulse nor will. this ship is anchored safe and sound. its voyage closed and done. from fearful trip the victor's ship comes in with object won. exult o shores and ring o bells but i with mournful tread walk the deck my captain lies fallen,

he made what whitman called the great martyr chief. he said it provides a more than anything underlined in a cordial army. it's the one thing needed to blast the nationality. in a way, he is right. whether you are liberal or conservative, i think you can talk with respect about lincoln even though you can notice wrinkles -- there were plenty of wrinkles there as well. perhaps if john wilkes booth had not followed his hire law, maybe you would not be quite as powerful a presence as he is. whitman says a nation is defined and created by that's. when you think of martin luther king when you think of kennedy certainly in the case of lincoln , that was the one depth -- despite the naysayers and whatever, the rand paul types. even libertarians -- i suppose it's hard for libertarians to swallow lincoln. we can talk about this and debated, but there is compassion and sort of more democratic understanding of the higher law that lincoln achieve greatness. anyway, thank you very much. i appreciate it. [applause] i am supposed to -- we have anothe

walt whitman -- i'm going the talk about booth's father because it has a lot to do with his whitman,edibly influenced by booth. and he said his genius was to me one of the grandest revelations of my life a lesson in artistic expression, he had much to do in shaping me in those early years. there were basically two types of acting. one was teapot style british and restrained style where the actor had one hip on -- one hand on the hip and the other sort of twirling his hand and the other was this -- became known as american style which was really over the top and very vehement. and booth took this to an extreme so much so that for example, once he had to be pulled off of the domona of the evening for fear he was going to suffocate her with a pillow. several times, as richard, i ii pursued the richmond of the evening clear out of the evening with a sword and had to be disarmed in a saloon. and he was sometimes walk the streets in his robes or cardinal rishi, rishila and distribute coins. he always got great -- whitman said that even when he was terrible, he was just great. so he was als

meg whitman has been able to pull rabbits out of a hat.m wanting to hear your interview and maybe there is something to -- let me put think the way. michael dell had a company i didn't think was worth that much. that was a mistake. it was worth more. maybe this hp is dell. maybe this hewlett-packard enterprises is more cisco-like than i realize, more emc-like. maybe they'll do acquisitions and have good flow. >> we get to ask meg whitman some of those very questions. you can participate, should you choose to. i know you'll be listening closely. >> to you asking the questions. >> actually to meg answering them as she does every quarter. joining us is meg whitman breaking down the quarter. >> good morning. glad to be here. >> would love to start off with the big picture here. now that you've been into this for over six months probably at this point, why do you still feel, in fact you said you feel more strongly than ever that it is right to split this company? >> yeah. we've been at it now for six months. i am more convinced than ever this i

't forgive him in that sense, but i suppose in a whitman-esque type interpretation -- the terry alford book i think is very will done. does the new meals have any admiration or feelings of admiration and if you do, it is perfectly fine. you are allowed to say it. >> that is not what i was going to ask. recently, there was an op-ed page in the new york times about how lincoln was romanticized and was a martyr and both sides sort of shook hands and treated each other as gentlemen. but this repress the significance of the war and they said this led to reconstruction, the end of reconstruction. it builds up the southern myth that minimizes the significance of getting rid of slavery and paved the way for the terrible betrayal of the 13th and 14th amendments and the jim crow era which began to and in the 1950's. do you agree with that? david: what happens is lincoln from about 1876 onward becomes a marshmallow icon that can be consumed by whether you are a southern white supremacist or radical northerner, he becomes everybody's hero. in "birth of the nation" they say lincoln was the southpaw

road construction on 95 south get being toward the walt whitman bridge. the two rate lanes are going to be taking out volume looking like no problem this morning on 95. so there you go. again, 95 south right before the walt whitman bridge two, rate lanes are blocked due to construction this morning. out in east vincent route 23, ridge road closed between porters mill road and ebelhare road. spruce closed between 34th and 40th today as well as wednesday between 6:30, 8:00 tonight because of pen's move out day. except buses 40, four it detoured, as women. watch out for the about the key line, a jousting midday schedules today tomorrow, both directions from about 9:00 to 3:00 this afternoon. airport report nothing delays. that's a look at your ride. back over to you erika? >> thank you justin. new this morning, man steels cash register in dunkin' donuts, hits the pavement running. coffee shop near 63rd and girard in west philadelphia was robbed around 2:00 a.m. police say mat man smashed the drive-thru window, grabbed the cash register, caught soon afterward

on the the walt whitman.ther up 42 and 55 look okay. ac expressway and garden state parkway is picking up volume and they are moving. that is the very latest, now nicole back to you. >>> nfl player and camden native devon still is asking for prayers for his daughter, lea who has had a setback in her fight against cancer. the five-year old girl went in the hospital may fifth to start the process of a stem cell transplant. on friday still announced chemotherapy affect her liver. he says that doctors caught the problem early which is encouraging. lee was diagnosed with cancer a year ago and doctors removed a tumor from her abdomen and her cancer went in remission. we will think about that family this morning and that precious little girl. >>> carol answers your pet questions in this weeks ask the vet. >> your pet's mouth there is a lot going on in here and we will talk about what to take care of, that is coming up on ask the the vet. new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so

whitman immortalized that journey. coffin slowly passes, i give you my sprig of lilac.d scents of the spring of 1865. it is all together fitting that ford's theater should commemorate the anniversary of the death of abraham lincoln. here on 10th street, the nation's capital great tragedy unfolded. it was this tragedy that transformed abraham lincoln from mortal man into a secular saint. we hope this day that brings us back 150 years when the death of one man caused the nation to weep reminds us of the greatness of abraham lincoln. on the 150th anniversary of his passing, we present this remembrance as our token, our sprig of lilac that we offer in memory of father abraham, our greatest president and one of the greatest americans who lived. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> oh captain my captain by walt whitman. oh captain, my captain. our fearful trip is done. the ship has weathered every wrath, the prize we sought is won. the port is near, the bells i hear. the people all exalting while follow eyes that steady keel the vessel grim and daring

hewlett-packard just that with earnings, we will look at the numbers and how it could impact meg whitman's plan to flip the company. ♪ emily: and i'm emily chang, and this is "bloomberg west. " i will be joined by the ceo of solar city. plus, how twitter plans to make more money and five, not so easy steps, and what that tells us on what social media is heading to do. why a tech bubble may be a good thing for hollywood, i will give you a sneak peek of my conversation for the creators of hbo's "silicon valley." all of that ahead on "bloomberg west yuriko." at the end of the year -- joining us now our editor a large, cory johnson is here with me in san francisco and an others from new york. give us the headlines. guest: everybody is focused on the split of the company later in the year and what we need to see from hp is in a competitive environment is topline growth. across the major segments across pcs services and servers. it has been a mixed bag, right? we had lenovo last night, and we had hp today. the environment overall seems challenging. hp is executing the best they can focusing on c

you want to be up and over that walt whitman bridge, heading down on the a.c.ressway, but no later than 2:00. otherwise, it is going to take you twice as long to get there. keep that in mind as you make the plans for tomorrow. police activity here in the neighborhood, steve's going to tell us more about this in a moment. at 42nd and yesterday abilities with some local detours, otherwise, mass transit looking good. chris, lauren, back to you. >> thank you 43:29 time. breaking for you right now detectives investigating the overnight murder after man in west philadelphia. >> but it is what happened after the man was shot that officers are calling pretty strange. steve keeley live in center city at police headquarters with the details on there is hi steve. >> reporter: we have our people that watch us every day, a n now they are going to hear this for the second time in two days, one man shot, with double digit bullet. so homicide here, still looking at the case, tuesday morning, we told you about where guy was shot 18 times now, they've got a guy that was shot 12

we will look at how it could impact meg whitman's land to flip the company. -- plan to flip the company. i'm emily chang. coming up, solar city's plan to tie up with tesla's battery -- they may not work so well yet. i will be joined by the ceo of solar city. plus, how twitter plans to make more money in five not so easy steps and what that tells us about where social media is heading. and why a tech bubble may be a good thing for hollywood. i will give you a sneak pre--- sneak peek with my guess from tonight's studio 1.0. first, to the lead -- hp sales topping estimates -- the company seen strong demand for corporate servers. what could the changes mean for hp's split? we have assembled an expert panel. our editor a large, cory johnson is here with me in san francisco and an on-screen of awesome is from new york. give us the headlines. guest: everybody is focused on the split of the company later in the year and what we need to see from hp is in a competitive environment is topline growth. across pcs and services, it has been a mixed bag. we had lenovo last night and hp today. the envir

the walt whitman bridge doing just fine as well. we have a road closure starting from now to this weekend. the stotesbury cup regatta is going on this weekend. >>> the rowing championship begins this morning, the stotesbury regatta. more than 6,000 students on the river. >>> the plan for minimum wage has a backer. the plan to push it forward. >>> it's 4:25. the push to get to minimum wage got a boost in philadelphia. if this is passed by voters, council and mayor nutter it's not binding. it only urges city and public officials to pass the minimum wage. it would gauge support of the pay increase. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is defending his decision to scale back payments to the pension fund. he said the state can't afford to pay it. >>> today thousands of students from villanova and wide ner will receive their diplomas from the 2015 commencement ceremonies. ceremonies last night. congratulations go out to the graduating class in manor college in jenkintown. josh shapiro delivered the commencement address. >>> now your "nb

this is a walt whitman bridge in delays or problems on the the walt whitman but it is very popular folkst to head to the shore. further up in problems on 42, 55 ac the expressway or garden state parkway routes nine, 47 and 347 look okay, alternate route for shore black horse and white horse pike entrance to the shore points look good, however in avalon townsend inlet bridge that connect after license to sea isle is shut down. call than not get there from avalon. the get to sea isle from the garden state parkway if you are doing that in avalon and head to sea isle today. we will in move the traffic cam here, and here we are this is mid county tolls of the pennsylvania turnpike, and in delays at the mid county tolls and pennsylvania turnpike westbound between bensalem and willow grove there is an accident, left lane block area slow. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans now nicole, back to you. >> thank you. >>> happening today the 11th annual tiehl ribbon ovarian cancer 5k in fair mount park. runners and walkers can register starting at 7:00 o'clock this morning 5k ki

. >> but you're buying this turnaround from meg whitman, buying that she will be able to grow that. >> in terms of this split what sort of caveats would you lay out? as a company split take two new ceos, what would you get thrown at you? >> always talk about the new ceo coming in and lowering the bar and giving it the kitchen sink quarter so that they put out expectations that they know that they are able to meet so we could see that. there's a lot still to do and allotted of time left before we actually see the split, so it's okay right here. i think there's other things that maybe a catalyst could work a little more quickly. >> do you think there's more risk to the upside or downside? >> whaefsh said is correct. it's not the sectsiest name at all. if you're looking for a trade i don't think the setup is all that bad to the long side in hewlett-packard. we talked about it last night. i think enough people have sold out of it where you have a little bit of a jim start here to get to 38 bucks. i know a lot of analysts on the street are anywhere from 38 to 4. i'll take the lower end and

p fbi agent robert whitman is paying very close attention. >> he's very smooth.dresses well. >> it turns out pritchard and his partners had been running the same scam on others who had civil war artifacts. >> they were appraising it for 1/10th the value. in the end, there was a superseding criminal indictment that had more than 20 counts inc it. >> faced with the mountain of evidence against him, pritchard strikes a deal inh 2001 with prosecutors andnd pleads guilty. he's sentenced to a year in prison and $830,000 restitution pay. but -- >> russ pritchard doesn't seem to have the money. i've received a total of maybe r $25,000. >> look in the camera and tell russ pritchard what you want him to do? >> i would like him to pay the restitution. but moreover, i would like the national civil war museum return my items to me. >> so what about that? ed picket's charge against the museum, next.ta ickly become theg you think about. that's where at&t can help. we monitor network traffic worldwide, so we can see things others can't. mitigating risks across your business. lea

speaking of area bridges, we just looked at the walt whitman bridge coming off of 42. no problems on the betsy and clear on the ben franklin bridges except for the right hand lane being lost. we'll check in with 95 and some times coming up in 10. >> breaking news in mercer county where crews appear to have control of an apartment complex fire in east windsor. "nbc 10's" matt delucia is live on the scene. matt, what have you learned and what's happening now? >> well tracy, within the past few minutes we've seen some of the firefighters go up there with chain saws and get through the roof of this building. i'm going to get out of the way. we have not seen any flare-ups for an hour now. you'll see there's a lot of firefighter activity. the firefighters are rolling up some of the hoses you see on the front lawn of this apartment complex. this is the windsor castle apartment. this is on devonshire drive in east windsor mercer county. this started a little after 2:00 this morning. some of the witnesses out here some of the neighbors i've been talking with say there was very

right after the 42 freeway turns into 76 approaching the walt whitman bridge. that's where this accident is around route 130. the right lane and right shoulder are closed with police activity on the scene there. we'll keep you update when had that is open. the vine street expressway around 24th street still active on the scene there. one lane getting by on the westbound side. eastbound having no problems. you can see drive times relatively unaffected. under 5 minutes if you're headed from 95 or to the schuylkill expressway. as we take a look at the rest of the problems. wood haven up towards the vine street expressway. i'll check in with mass transit at 5:00 a.m. >>> a different search strategy. forget browsing the internet from your desk. how technology is changing the way you get your information on the go. >>> plus -- >> you know we said it before. it affects a lot of people. >> doing damage against domestic violence. we have a month long event by eagles and verizon to raise money for local abuse. >>> the philadelphia eagles made a big donation to help victi

whitman is buried in camden. >>> anticipation building tonight for the blue cross broad street run.e're taking a live look at part of the race course right there. this is brad street near city hall. that's the halfway mark. more than 40,000 run are wills hit the paimt sunday morning and for the first time you can watch the race from start to finish right here on nbc 10. we're just one day, eight hours and some change away. >> there is a lot of excitement right now at the blue cross health and fitness expo. it's a chance for the runners to pick up their packets and try out new equipment. bob is running his first race since a heart transplant 17 months ago. >> my ticker is not an issue anymore. my old one was but the new one is not an issue at all. it's a matter of will the rest of my body make it through and i'm confident about that. >> the health and fitness expo continues at the pennsylvania convention center tomorrow from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. >> and whether l the weather hold out for the race. let's check in with our first alert meteorologist sheena parveen. >> the weather looks

no problem on the walt whitman bridge and a touch on upper dublin. a water main break on pine town road east and westbound near barton drive. if you have to go through the area take camp hill road to avoid any delays. mass transit coming up in ten. >>> back to the breaking news we've been following for the past hour now. this is our first look from nepal as people walked out of buildings after anotherle strong earthquake rattled that country today. here's what we know right now. four people so far confirmed dead in today's quake. it's a 7.3 in magnitude. red cross workers telling us that a lot of people are injured, too. still tallying things up. this comes less than three weeks after that devastating earthquake in nepal that killed more than 8,000 people. this latest quake, today's kwablgquake hit near namche bazar. today's earthquake comes as nepal is still struggling to recover from the april 25th quake that killed more than 8100 people and injured close to 18,000. entire villages flattened and buildings wiped out. >>> happening today in atlantic

no problems on the walt whitman bridge and area bridges as well. mass transit, good news. business for amtrak's northeast corridor and septa's trenton line has resumed service as well. you want to check before you go. there probably will be some residual delays. small delays and check to see if there are any changes. >>> all right. thank you, jessica. cheaper gas prices means that you keep more cash in your pocket, right? but, well what are you doing with the money you save? a new study says we're spending that money on and it's not exactly luxuries. >>> plus the leading trigger for road rage. you might think it's getting cut off in traffic, but it's not. we'll tell you what infewer i don't remember rates drivers most when we come back. ♪ "smash me. dear god, smash me into a million pieces" little miss puffytail thinks every time someone enters this room. for while the people who come in here can use quilted northern, a toilet paper that works so well they can completely forget their experience... ...little miss puffytail can never forget. she can dream. dream for the swee

we have construction on i-95 between walt whitman bridge and columbus boulevard. be mine full of that. they wrap up around 5:00 o'clock and we will let you know when they do traveling in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware, speed sensors are high in the 50's and we are not dealing with any major problems for sure. in delays for mass transit. we have construction in berlin on route 30 westbound at haddon avenue knew. off ramp closed due to a sing hole so heist avenue is your best alternate. >>> new this morning one man is hospitalized after a argument outside a bar in mayfair lead to gunfire. it happened around 11:30 in the 3200 block of cottman avenue. three men were arguing when one of the suspects shot a 20 year-old man once in the arm. police are checking the area for surveillance cameras. >>> also new this morning a fire breaks out in the home in the ogontz neighborhood of philadelphia it had happened in the 1400 block of west nedro avenue just after 2:00 this morning. that fire broke out in the bedroom of the two story home. one woman was taken to the hospi

northbound from 55 up towards the walt whitman bridge, no problems on the walt whitman bridge as well. we're dealing with a suspension for septa line and new jersey transit the atlantic city rail line has resumed all service this morning. >>> it's 11 minutes past 5:00. train time line. as our coverage continues "nbc 10" is investigating the engine speed mile by mile and how that played a role in the deadly derailment. leading the lawsuits. we will break down the first claim that was filed less than 48 hours after the crash. >>> a deadly discovery in the u.s. missing marine helicopter. that's breaking news next. >>> we're following breaking news from overseas. nepal's army says a rescue helicopter has found a missing marine helicopter. the rescue team found three bodies near the crash site. 6 u.s. marines and 2 soldiers from nepal were on board when the chopper vanished tuesday on a mission to help quake victims. >>> now more on the deadly derailment in philadelphia. we'll take you through the time line about what we know about the train's speed leading up to the crash. the speed limit

you have to get to the walt whitman bridge from 55. still a five-minute trip. you can see all the cars moving along nicely there as well. elsewhere in new jersey we're dealing with some construction. construction patches here and we're looking at the white horse pike haddon avenue. that's closed. pay attention to local detours around the area and you should do just fine. if you're out the door for mass transit, currently no problems or delays for septa, new jersey transit or amtrak. >>> another black eye for the philadelphia va. two top employees could be puchb fished for activities outside of the work area. senior leaders are told to avoid personal relationships with employees. the wife of another employee was paid to tell fortunes at that party. inspector general said it all adds up to people misusing their positions. the two employees are waiting to see what their punishment might be but both said they did nothing wrong. just last month the inspector general issued a 78 page report that slammed philadelphia's va facility. the report cited poor leadership and

i would avoid ben franklin later on this afternoon after lunchtime and use walt whitman or betsy ross your access in and out of, philadelphia. of course that will set the the tone, for the beginning of our evening rush hour, chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> thanks very much. >>> coming up, a train recollect will be back in new york in minutes. we will check back with steve keeley who will be on bored that train. >>> little stevey winwood at 5:52. 69 degrees. humid on this monday morning. the sunnies officially up. trains are up and running again, down the the northeast corridor, for the first time since tuesday's deadly derailment. fox 29's steve keeley hopped on board a new york bound train out of 30th street station. he is about to head on up there, a as we know, eight of the 243 people aboard that train, tuesday night, perish in this. the investigation is very much ongoing and everyone wants to hear from the engineer, about what happened the moments before that train accelerated for about 70 miles per hour up to 106 miles an hour in the course of about 65 seconds after leavi

accident, if you are getting ready to leave center city right now and you typically head for the whitman schuylkill to get down toward the airport, your best bet sticking with the vine and i-95. >> campus every west chester university where 202 makes a sharp curve pecks up 322 tractor-trailer off to the right to the bushes. here is the location, south 202, right at high street. hamilton between ninth and tenth, watch for fire location septa trenton line, amtrak, all aboard with no delays on the northeast corridor. mike alex, back over to you. >> hate to report this on a wednesday, but violent night in the city of brotherly love and sisterly affection. in west philly, just after 5:30 yesterday police say two victims were shot on the 1500 block of redfield street, 36 year old man washes hit in the back taken to the hospital. where he later died. the second victim in stable condition this morning, she was wounded on her back side. and police in port richmond, looking for a shooter after respond took multiple calls in the area, two men found shot frankford avenue. one. victims died at nearby

you want to be up and over that walt whitman bridge polarities than 2:00. otherwise that rip is going to be an easy two to three hours. if you're not on the move by stay where you are. take the kids out to pizza. mass transit looking good. mike anal is back to you. it's -- no, it's 6:19. days after killing 500 people during the capture of a mad i that iraqi city there are reports that the the isis islamic state militants have seized control of another city. this time in syria. paul moray's in syria. it's known for its tachypnea logical treasurers and there are fears that isis will destroy me sue ups and monuments. they scram bled to evacuate citizens and try to hide as am valuables as they could. they destroyed many historic trish yours in the country of iraq. documents found in the terror raid, he was hiding for years he was frustrated by in fighting in al qaeda and regretted years of separation from his family. among the more bizarre findings in these letters there were actually job applications kind of fill in the blank job applications for al qaeda memb

whitman bridge. that's where it tends to back up. we're going to come up with more drive times coming up in 15. vai. >>> thank you, jessica. following breaking news from overnight. another deadly earthquake in nepal. here's what we learned in just the last half hour. the u.s. geological survey say there have been seven earthquakes of magnitude 5 or higher in nepal today including the first one. at least four people were killed. today's earthquakes sent people in kathmandu running for the streets. many immediately picked up their cell phones to check on loved ones. one man said the first jolt was as strong as the devastating april 25th earthquake. just didn't last as long. >>> new this morning, here at home police have given us a picture of a suspected shop lifter that attacked a store worker in bucks county. this guy was trying to get away with a card filled with $900 worth of groceries at the acme. when an employee tried to stop him employees say the man attacked the worker. the man you see in the s

you want to be up and over that walt whitman bridge and on your way, in the car, by 2:00. otherwise you may as well stay where your and relax for the rest of the day. you're going to breeze down the shore after 8:00. when you're heading down there tomorrow keep in mind there's new traffic patterns along 42 and 295, not to mention the new traffic patterns on the skull skill and 202 so a lot of folks going to be on the move tomorrow through the holiday t weekend. keep in mind the construction skew crews have been busy out there doing some work. mass transit no delays. > you know this, one of the highlights for any late show is always, last night's was epic. a send off to retiring host david letterman. number four, david lewis dry fistula fris. thanks for letting me take part in another hugely disappointing series finale. the finale of seinfeld had a lot of people feeling empty right. >> that didn't happen last night. a parade of dave's celebrity friends dropped through to wish him well and make us laugh in the process. you see steve martin, chris rock and they each got a cha

far with nice light volume and i'm a little concerned with the extra traffic coming over the walt whitmanbecause in grays ferry the traffic lights are out at 34th and grays ferry avenue by the less station and the car wash. that has the potential to create jams in the neighborhood that spill back onto the westbound side of the schuylkill so for people coming off of the westbound walt whitman that could cause extra slowing this morning. of course we'll be keeping you poeed. we're watching a row house fire in strawberry mansion along diamond street between 29th and 30th. i think cecil b. moore would be a better bet for you. still have this crash in lower gwynedd northbound side of 309 at welsh road. looks like it will be clearing shortly but for now the shoulder blocked. tam. >> thank you, matt. >>> and we begin with a developing story. a 19-year-old is dead after a shooting in southwest philadelphia. police say the teenager was shot twice in the chest. he was discovered on the ground of the connell recreation center at 65th and elmwood streets just after 10:00. police tell "action news" th

tacony palmyra, walt whitman, commodore barry, bridges looking fine. we have the the cone zone out there on the pennsy turnpike. crews are working between fort washington over through philadelphia bensalem through 6:00 with a couple different patterns and down to one lane at times. chris and lauren back over to you. >>> two men are dead after opening fire outside cartoon contest in texas. cartoons depicted the prophet mohammad. >> such drawings are considered inn salt go to followers of islam. investigators are investigating whether the the shootings are related to that event. fox casey extendgel has more. >> a shooting outside a conference center in dallas leaves two people dead and another injured this all happened sunday night in the for of garland. police say that the center was hosting a contest for cartoon depictses of the prophet mohammad when two people pulled up in a vehicle and began shooting. police returned fire, killing both suspects a security guard was also injured but expected to survive. >> we prepared for something like this simply be

southbound side very heavy from the walt whitman bridge to coles road.s not unbearable but it is heavy. once you get on the a.c. expressway eastbound you're doing okay. in fact you're sailing through the egg harbor toll plaza because until 6 o'clock they're not collecting eastbound tolls. you can save your three bucks. but then a little bit farther along on the expressway toward the garden state parkway speeds do drop with some crowded conditions. it's worse than crowded here in center city. on the vine street expressway, in fact, it's parked westbound headed toward the schuylkill all because of this westbound accident on 76 approach, the boulevard. now completely off to the side but westbound is a solid line from vare out to this point. eastbound backed up as well from city avenue into the walt whitman bridge. and a bad crash in lower moreland is closing huntingdon pike. stick with terwood road or tomlinson road as alternates. sharrie we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> matt thank you. >>> fundraising efforts under way for a well known philad

your choice of either walt whitman or ben franklin. the president is going to camden, new jersey just off of the admiral wilson boulevard. so my guess would be the benny, but then again, if you guessed the benny, it will take the walt whitman. so bottom line avoid this area between 12:00 and 4:00. detours, closures, where he is going is set up off 130. so close to the ben franklin. but the walt whitman would give him easier access off of i-95. bottom line 12 to 4:00 but wheels up 4:59:40. he will be out of here for beginning of our afternoon rush hour. graduation for university of pennsylvania, at franklin field today and that will bring a lot of role coming into the city this morning. mike and alex, back to you. >>> that is a great event. we will have a camera at penn today too. so we're still riding the train, moving up toward trenton, that is where steve and his camera person will hop off and come back down to us here in olde city but we will try to ride at 7:00 straight up 7:00 o'clock we will jump on than that one as well. >> stev

backed up 55 all the way in toward the walt whitman bridge.ruction zone there along 295. and we're still backed up, on the pennsylvania turnpike, westbound, only one lane, approaching philly bensalem. and then a big delay from philly all the way over toward ft. washington. bridges, benny back up into downtown, but mass transit looking good. mike, alex, back to you. >> i want a curved monitor for my computer. steve our consumer reporter, one finally on the market? >> reporter: good morning to you guys. we talk about curve tv's as lot, i have to tell you, it it were mine to do, i would have waited for the monitor. what you have got a tv hanging on the wall, it is curved, nice, but as far as the experience, being able to sit this close to one, casino every really nothing like it, this is from the lg. shown at the consumer electronics show in january. now finally on the market, their curved ultrawide, 34-inch monitor. so great for multi that is king here there is would even replace multi monitor set up at somebody's desk, excellent piece, picture

our david faber asked ceo meg whitman whether she regrets splitting the can and if she thinks other ceosd follow suit. here's her response. >> i say this is totally the right thing to do. you cannot believe, i can already feel the difference in the companies in terms of accountability, focus, cost, more focus on cost. you know, less of that insatiable desire to hire. it is really, you could almost see it change in the culture before your very eyes in a really positive way. so i'm excited about it. >> she's excited, roger, but it's time consuming, it's expensive. the $1.8 billion restructuring charge did spook investors a little bit. what's your take on the progress? >> sorry, i think it's a very logical thing for them to do. i think it makes sense. people you know, forget how big hu hewlett-packard is. they'll divide it up in two very logical way, they've got slower growing pc and printer division and the faster-growing storage servers and networking group. as meg was saying, dividing those in two different companies, they'll operate a lot more efficiently. a lot more effectively and it'

since meg whitman became ceo back in september of 2011. stephanie: it makes it look like a superstar. erik: what has happened to the stock since then since the first army report after meg whitman? to to cover? down 57%. stephanie: what is the point of the estimates? maybe they can work at hp and make new products. you know who are shouting more than erik and i? our producers. we will be back in two minutes. you watching "market makers" pattern in time. -- at our new time. ♪ erik: you are watching "market makers" on bloomberg television. i'm erik schatzker with my partner stephanie ruhle. time for top stories. take over in the cigarette industry is about to get the go-ahead. luber reports that reynolds american is getting antitrust approval for its takeover of lorillard. reynolds is know for camel smokes. with approval, they will offer to sell e-cigarette and it's cool brand. in washington, d.c., police have arrested a suspect overnight of the killing of four people in a mansion. the husband, wife, the son, and the housekeeper were found de

meg whitman has a pc problem. >> while the pc market is weaker than we anticipated -- pimm: second quarter earnings report, next. ♪ go straight to julie hyman with a look at what is happening in the markets right now. julie: we have been watching overall markets that are little changed, but we have seen interesting movement into individual stocks. take a look at quest diagnostics. we saw the company shares spike earlier. they are still trading higher, and this apparently is after a tweet that has since been removed by an individual calling himself options hawk. that is a buyout approach. that does spark an interesting debate. it happens once in a while when you get someone tweeting, there is no vetting, but you do get the stock moving because there are algorithms that scraped twitter and other social media sources for their trading position. beware,ware, or seller depending on what this stuff says. we will still keep monitoring quest diagnostics. taking a look at time warner and charter communications today, the "wall street journal" reporting the charter will be approaching time warner wi

senator frank church was talking one day about all of the things that walter whitman' done. >> he thinks when it's this way or that way he said let me tell you something the next time you need a a dam on the snake river call walter whitman. [laughter] he did have that sense and he would figure out a way to do something. he was the great oracle from wall street, very conservative. the board had seven members can't a sickly there were three low interest rate people as johnson used to call them, and he was starting to raise interest rates. martin called me up and said i just want you to tell the president if he appoints a liberal to the fed i'm going to have to redesign. >> it took about two days and he said i think we know what to do about the fed. we will appoint andrew bremmer a very good resume, harvard mit, and from the commerce department he said i don't think that bill would want to resign because the president is nominating him for the fed and because there would be so much conversation about what a terrible person he was. the conversation was quite clear we were prepared to generat

you want to be up and over the walt whitman by noon no later than 2. otherwise it's going to be a double jelly donut jamb heading down to the shore. and then this weekend at the shore, the ocean drive, the towns and inlet bridge is still closed. the construction is not done. so there's no access between sea isle and avalon. you're going to have use the garden state parkway. sue has that is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology plus 36-month special financing. ends monday! know better sleep with sleep number. > on the breast a police officer in brand new mom shot and killed just one day before she was supposed to go on maternity leave. 29 year old car i aross could he and other officers were trying to serve a felony warrant when a suspect opened fire, hitting aross could he. boat aross could he and the suspect died. she was supposed to go on leave today to take care of her baby girl. this video is unbeli

maryland's top-ranked school is walt whitman and bethesda ranked 55th nationally. thomas jefferson in fairfax was the best virginia high school. it ranked third. d.c. school without walls was the best zringt school ranking 77th. >> finishing touches ahead of opening night. we'll tell you about the new spin on a classic show about to get under way and why its star said it's sure to have a lot of you >>> you're watching new s 4 at 6:00. >>> one of the most celebrated and tube just roles op the stage certainly is the master of ceremonies on the kit-cat club. as nazis rule power in berlin. we're talking cabaret. it opens in the signature theater in arlington. we sit down with a young actor that has brought his own brand to a popular story. >> actor wes taylor does a lot of gyrating. as he struts across the hall in a roll that has him libbing his chops for years. >> it's my dream role. something i've wanted to do tore a long time. >> it's a great role. it's like a warmed p mirror. reflecting the moral decay of berlin in the last days before the nazi malignancy would dev

hayward southbound 880 at whitman avenue. at least we got the all clear.l lanes are once again back open. the scene of a motorcycle wreck was reopened eight minutes ago but it is still heavy from 238. and the san mateyo bridge is okay. and unfortunately at the bay bridge it is business as usual. it is backed up through the maze. >>> and take a look at the clouds out there. we have delays at sfo on some arriving flights up to 43 minutes because of the fog. we are in the 50s. don't count on much sunshine. mostly cloudy today. 50s at the beaches, 50s and 60s bayside and into the inland area. there is a slight chance of a north bay afternoon shower and even a slim chance of thunder but more than likely we will see widespread scattered showers on thursday and temperatures pretty seasonal by the weekend. >>> all right. roberta. huff weather capitols to pelt much of the -- rough weather continues to pelt much of the country in iowa. several train cars derailed during storms there sunday morning. and a lot of heavy rain continues from texas to minnesota. if you ar

jason pugh joins us from the newsroom after a heated exchange between randy whitman and a reporter?>> that's right. not happy about a report from the washington poecht with regards to his wrist and hand injury. he got in a heated conversation with reporters. >> about john clashing with doctors. that's not fair to this kid or our doctors they're busting their [ bleep ] to have something like that said. >> you called us out publicly in the paper. >> you called me out. >> you called us out. i called you out. how does it feel? how does it feel? >> now that report claims that team and medical officials clashed after the point guard refused to accept the initial diagnosis of quote, a real real bad sprain. our understanding is that wahl thought the injury was worse. he sat out game two tuesday night. he has not been ruled out at the verizon center but listed day-to-day with those five fractured bones in his left shooting hand. from the newsroom i'm jason pugh. >> jason, thanks. >>> safety experts tell us it's likely dozens of children will die after being left inside hot cars. mark barger

we saw a little bit of traffic when we went across the walt whitman bridge a few minutes ago. other than that it's been pretty clear. a car is probably about 20 car lengths ahead of us maybe, dave. dave palmer shaking his head silently silently yes. we'll check in again in 20 minutes or so. >> i think they're having eggs and bacon this morning, jesse. i'll give them a heads up you're coming. >> a welcome sight last night as hundreds packed the board walk for the second annual beach ball dropped. thousands of beach balls were released to kick off the unofficial start of summer and to shake off a touch year for the struggling economy. >> in delaware yesterday the holiday weekend kicked off inform bethany beach. the shore town finished a two-year-old bake project. >> some attractions in our region are saying thank you to military members and veterans this holiday weekend. they are offering the service personnel in the family today, tomorrow and monday. all you need to get in is your valid military id. you you you can also keep an eye on the weather with the first alert forecast.

>> close to 1jamie: the law is h pritchard, fbi agent robert whitman is paying close attention. >> verymooth, he dressed well. he was glib of tongue. jamie: pritchard and his partners were running same scan on others with civil war artifacts. >> usually, 10 times is what thethey sold material for after appraiseing it for a 10th of te value. >> they held a criminal case. jamie: ther.>> there was a supeg criminal indictment with other than 20 counts in it. jamie: faced with a mountain of evidence, pritchard strikes a deal with pro prosecutors, needs guilty, and a year in prison, and restitution fees. >> pritchard does not seem to have money. i have received a total of first,000. jamie: are you feuerious. >> i am upset. >> i would like russ pritchard to pay the restitution, and the national civil war museum do the right thing, and return my items to me. jamie: what about that? ed >> jamie: in 2001 ticket wins the second legal battle over his artifacts. passed down from his great great grandfather confederate general george ticket. but it's it is a hollow victory as the artifacts go on disp

whitman or bennie.where we are set up this afternoon, for the presidential visit right here just north of that ben franklin. we will see road closures, detours and motorcade, so stay away from admiral wilson and 130. stay away from the bennie as well. yes, michael. >> sue serio, could you google something for me. >> of course, that is what i live for. >> when was the last time the president of the united states was in camden, new jersey. any guesses? >> what are you saying? >> let's get out to steve because a train is pulling in. >> let's do it. >> steve, are you still in trenton? >> reporter: , yes, mike we have perfect timing because there is an amtrak train running from trenton to philadelphia so, going both southbound and northbound, and in between these two great cities for the first time since tuesday night's derailment. so you are seeing amtrak back in business. the tracks below us, a lot more busy then they had had been for past six days. lets go to some video this was a welcome site for people

just a little bit of construction on i-95 northbound side past the walt whitman bridge as you head towards penns landing. it's just out of view. northbound lanes of i-95 without for that work. elsewhere on i-95, construction is gone, nonen the schuylkill expressway nont on the boulevard -- nont on the boulevard. pennsylvania turnpike they are working near willow grove heading eastbound. farther east near bensalem there's another work zone no other issues on the westbound side of bensalem. in belmawr, camden county you have construction along 2950 and 168. it's a big weekend in dover nascar rates weekend means extra traffic along highway one and route 1. >> we're beginning this morning with the latest out of texas. search and rescue crews are transforming into search and recovery crews the number of people missing is going down, but the death count is rising. >> it's not raining in hard-hit houston, it is the worst flooding that region has seen since hurricane allison in 2001. >> reporter: yards are piling high with soggy carpet. thousands in central texas are hoping to salvage the things t

slow going up towards the walt whitman bridge by that scene as well.olely pike. an accident scene blocking the lane by the southbound side. the northbound lane doing just fine heading through that area. as for 95 the drive times not doing too bad on the northbound. southbound starting to jam up from woodhaven road towards the vine street expressway. about a 26-minute trip. still seeing road closures as well in berlin. the westbound ramp to haddon avenue. follow local detours to get around. >>> now "nbc 10" first alert weather. >> take a live look outside right now. we are seeing foggy conditions. we'll see plenty of sunshine heading into the rest of today. a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures stay well above average. 87 degrees our average for this time of year. 77 and we'll be close to that average on sunday. but we track rain and thunderstorms and 50s on monday. >>> all right. hope you guys have a good weekend. "today" show is up next. we'll have local updates in the next 25 minutes. >>> you can always get up to the minute information and weather. t