she supported todd whitman. she supported ohio governor, john kasich against trump. >> i caught up with whitman on her farm in huntington county today. the first time since cusick has dropped out and asked her if she is change mine. >> will you support, endorse, or vote for donald trump or president of the united states question work. >> none mark. >> none of the above. >> why? >> because i cannot get comfortable someone who is a basic campaign on people's fears, fears, hatred, divisiveness, who does not have any policy cap that i can see. i think he is dangerous for the country. dangerous and for this nation overseas as well. >> i asked whitman how trump's brash telling it like it his style was not an asset, what people wanted to hear? >> people feel left behind, they are scared and angry. that does not make it right to demonize an entire group of people. how disrespectful was it of him to tweet a picture of himself eating attack of saying he loved hispanics. i mean, really you are reducing an e entire publishi

speaking of the walt whitman, happy birthday to the walt whitman, opened up 59 years ago. check this out, a picture from dot ferrell, she said they allowed the... the marist girls to walk across the bridge on opening day, only halfway and then spin around and then come back into philadelphia a so happy birthday to the walt whitman what do you say free tolls today on the the walt whitman. >> that is what i her. >> wouldn't that be great. >> ask for it when you get to the toll booth. cup cakes and free tolls, we will get on the even if and work on. that sue has the forecast though coming up in 15 seconds. >>> phillies back in action tonight, different opponent, the miami marlins are in town and it should be, pretty nice, but also, chilly, we will start off cool and then get to chilly, game time temperature about 62 degrees. definitely sweater weather, you might want to bring a jacket. there will be people at the park tonight. forty-three in wilmington. forty-three in dover. but, we have wind chills, and they are out there it feels like it is in the 30's almost every where. f

whitman what her thoughts are now that mr.umptive nominee of the republican party for the presidency. >> i don't think that a trump presidency would be good for our business. and i'm exactly where i was three months ago. i am not supporting donald trump, and under no circumstances will i support donald trump. and i think his policies around free trade will be damaging to business as a whole. >> and as she said for whatever it's worth, that at least is her opinion, simon. >> coming up on the program, tiffany dropping in early trading today missing on the top line. and yet again it's the profit outlook that's worrying investors. more on high end retail next. and testimony on capitol hill this morning from the head of the tsa. the hearing entitled long lines, short patience just about sums up how many people feel. tracking those headlines when "squawk on the street" continues. & in a world held back by compromise, businesses need the agility to do one thing & another. only at&t has the network, people, and partners to help compan

and live outside along 95, i said all approaches to the walt whitman bridge is clogged. one of them southbound lanes of 95 stacking up approaching the bridge. we'll check it again coming up in the 5:00 hour. >> all right matt thanks. keep 6abc.com handy this holiday weekend. on all of your devices, check your interactive map and rely on stormtracker 6 live double scan radar to stay ahead of the weather and follow the "action news" weather team on facebook and twitter for updates on any changes. >>> a north penn student is accused of setting a fire at that school earlier this week. they have now arrested a 17-year-old charged with arson. the fire broke out near the band room on tuesday. and student his to be sent home early because of it. staffers will be talking to the rest of the students about the seriousness of actions like that and they will ask parentses to do the same. >>> a late night stabbing at is the point breeze section left a man in critical condition. police say someone stabbed him in the neck on south 41st street. police are trying to figure out who attacke

whitman if she sees the earnings at hpe ramping?> i feel good about the return business, and we use a return based allocation strategy and we are looking at ways to deploy the capital, and we believe that the shares are a good buy, and we ought to continue to buy shares. >> she of course is making the point that she believes it is the best way to use the free cash flow that we have generated and in fact, they plan to use 100% of all cash flow to repurchase the shares, and of course, the approach of business in china which adds up to $4.8 billion in repurchases by the end of the year, and they did not buy back stock last quarter as they were ne gosh yating the deal with cse. -- csc. and now, for 1,000 employs now left in $33 billion in revenues and about 50,000 or so employees. she is talking about the focus, and i asked her why. >> this is the focus that we have wanted, and i did not start out that way, david. when i joined the company, i was not sure this is where we would end up, but technology is changing at lightning speed. it i

the museum point, staff was able to associate walt whitman's writings in poems and stories from that time with specimens that were held in the museum.ions here at the and so here's a case where we're able to associate a bit of a story from walt whitman, with person thatone of a he cared for in a hospital during the civil war itself. our final stop today is an exhibit on the assassination of braham lincoln and features artifacts that were collected during those hours that surgeons he was ating him after shot at fords theater, and autopsy thefter his next day. remember that abraham lincoln is shot at ford's theater at about 10:30 on friday, the 14th of april, 1865. this is just a few days after surrendered to grant, civil vely ending the war. lincoln is at the play and is head by he back of the john wilkes booth in a small lead bullet. that bullet is actually on display here, and you can see it in that small glass globe. the bullet was recovered the next day at an autopsy performed at the white house. n the hours though, just hortly after lincoln is shot, the surgeon general, surgeon b

joining me today on "studio 1.0", hp ceo and chairman, meg whitman. thank you so much for joining us. it is really an honor to be here with you. so thank you so much. meg: you are welcome. i am glad to be here. i am an admirer of your show. emily: thank you. we are at "hp discover." this is your annual tech conference and this is your last "discover" as one hp. is it a little bittersweet for you? meg: it is a little bittersweet because this company has been together for so many years. but i have confidence that this is the right thing to do because our markets are changing at lightning speed. frankly, these are two different businesses. it will allow us to be more agile, more focused, more responsive to customers. it is a landmark, it is a moment in history, but i am really optimistic about the future. emily: what do you think the biggest challenge is going to be of being two separate companies? meg: first is we have to get to being two separate companies. and this is an enormous undertaking. this is the biggest separation that has ever occured, as fa

. >> thompson: and finally tonight, some health tips from walt whitman. the 19th searchry american poet best known for his "leaves of grass." a university of houston graduate student has uncovered an advice column whitman wrote under a pseudonym for a new york nairp in 1858. it was called "manly health and training." let the main part of your diet be meat. wear comfortable shoes. exercise moderately. go dancing and take a cold bath every day." whitman lived to be 72. and that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. i'm megan thompson. good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: lewis b. and louise hirschfeld cullman. bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the citi foundation. supporting innovation and enabling urban progress. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of am

now walt whitman is a mess. a lot of folks will try to use that bennie as the option so coming into philadelphia a rough go. coming from the opposite way east on the schuylkill a 31 minute trip from conshohocken to downtown. pennsy turnpike bumped up from bensalem to valley forge a 48 minute trip there. northbound 295 ab accident at rancocas woods dell rap interchange, again, that is northbound side in new jersey. an accident at four 2a the black horse pike but slow go toward the whitman. we have an accident on the walt whitman and ben franklin is jammed solid coming into philadelphia we had an early morning overturn tractor trail their pushed it off to the shoulder, southbound i-95 at naamans road. the right lane is block but after the rush hour they will upright that and that will cause delays for anybody heading down towards wilmington, after 9:00 o'clock. 422, slow go, coming in from collegeville, live look at i-95 heading north and south through commodore barry bridge area, rain drops on the windshield and

expressway to the walt whitman bridge so still really jammed from the a.c.et's find out when that rain is clearing out if it ever will with meteorologist, david murphy. >> already has here in philadelphia matt. take a look at storm tracker6 live double scan we have rain really lightning up and all the way over east of philadelphia in parts of the coastal counties there are a few lingering sprinkles and showers today and maybe a bit of drizzle at times. generally speaking it's just going to be cool and cloudy. 57 degrees right now in philadelphia and the numbers not moving today. this afternoon a high of only 60. cloudy skies. perhaps a little damp occasionally and then wednesday and thursday 62, mainly cloudy, a couple of spotty showers. periods of rain possible friday but drying out on saturday, matt. >> thanks, david. it is primary day in indiana. voters are heading to the polls right now and the outcome to make or break ted cruz's campaign. we'll have a full report on "action news" at noon. >>> lucy lieu and morris chestnut both on "live with kelly and mi

it's on 76 coming over the walt whitman bridge.ight around the midspan of the bridge, the right lane is blocked. no big delays into new jersey right now. if you're on the schuylkill expressway, once you get over into philadelphia, no big problems yet around the conshohocken curve. and a 13-minute drive time. it hasn't moved yet. speeds are still into the 60s. here's route 38 over in cherry hill, new jersey right around cuthbert boulevard. delaware still quiet this morning. more updates when i come back in the next ten minutes. >>> this is really disturbing but police in montgomery county have released surveillance video showing a burglar busting into a home using rather unusual tools. >> a mickey mouse ornament and then a shovel. police don't think this is the only house he's broken into. >>> plus, high-tech hair. how people are replacing their lost hair with a 3-d printer. we'll show you how it works. >>> 6:13. a live look at the coast guard cutter hamilton. count of hard to miss. might see it along the delaware river today. the b

approaching the walt whitman bridge area, the right shoulder is closed in traffic.f you take mass transit, also good to go, pretty much running on time or close to schedule for septa, amtrak, new jersey transit and the pat toe speed line. >>> in less than an hour, athletes hit the schuylkill river for the largest collegiate rowing event in the country. >> the dad vail regatta is really a jewel in the crown of philadelphia. >> next, we'll take you live along the schuylkill for a preview of what to expect from this year's competition. >>> 6:11. also this morning, president obama makes a new push for his policy on bathroom access to transgender students. we'll break down his order to public schools. ♪ this afternoon, refresh yourself on the outside and inside with a medium sweet tea, sweet tea lemonade, or original iced tea from dunkin'. sip one for 99 cents from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. america runs on dunkin'. >>> it's 6:15 right now. 61 degrees and look at this, a live look at boathouse row. runners and walkers usually line kelly drive to get in exercise about this time of

had 2 no complaints, things look good coming off the walt whitman bridge down to the ac expressway. overnight construction on the expressway itself have cleared out. as you make your way toward the jersey shore, no problems in your way. the delaware beaches good news there, southbound lanes of highway one are reopened after the awful accident that closed them down last night. you're good to go for rehoboth beach, dewy and bethany this morning. >>> we have new information about an armed stand off in delaware county. the incidents started on hill view drive in springfield township. a heavily armed man barricaded himself inside a house and fired several shots at officers. police waited until he passed out and took him into custody schortly -- shortly after 10:30. no matter reports of injuries. >>> police are on the look out for fishy seafood after bandits stole $52,000 worth of it out of a van. 6 men used box cutters to break into a holding truck. they popped the lock and took off in the suv. police believe they tried to resell the seafood or own a store themselves. >>> the extreme hea

what it means for the company and meg whitman. toyota gets into car sharing -- it's the latest car maker invest in a ride hailing app. we will bring you the latest of it tied up with uber. and pebble out with its first ever non-watch device. can it move into health tech like the apple watch and should it? hp enterprise shares are surging in extended hours. this is half of the old hewlett-packard still run by meg whitman and focuses on storage and servers. they are spinning off and merging it with computer sciences core in an $8.5 billion deal. the name of the company will be announced at a later date. joining us is our senior intelligence reporter. what is your take away on this deal? is it something that was expected? guest: it wasn't expected, but it makes sense. one part of the entity focused on hardware, predominately servers and then finding a network to exit the services business to a company that focuses on exactly that portion of the business. it is a good strategy. on acuses the company smaller piece of the pie but the ri

because she was exactly the same age as whitman.k about the way , the odds were so much against a 19th-century american woman poet. she is a same age age as whitman they both grew up in new york, at the same age he was running around the city totally free, he says going through the theater every day and every night, taking everything and she was not allowed out of the house without enormous number of chaperones, she was not even allowed to go to the theater. it's so different, the range of experience that he was able to draw on. when she finally read whitman toward the end of the 19th century and got interested she did not like him very much. she did read some works but experimental european poetry and she took to that. i do not what she would've made of emily dickinson, fascinating to think of it. emily dickinson is the one really important woman, american woman poet of the 19th century. as whitman is the one important mail port of the 19th century. not a good century for poetry because they were so restricted by piety and by their

if you're heading toward the walt whitman bridge we have an accident 676 northbound near the walt whitman bridge we have police on the scene with that one. >>> we'll start with breaking news here, a terrible night for family of three, masked crook forced their way into a family home and tied up the residents leaving the family bound and robbed. annie mccormick has more from the scene. >> reporter: detectives left the scene a short time ago, luckily nobody was injured, but it was a terrifying ordeal for the family. they say three masked men barged into the home one was armed and tied the family up. take a look at the video. this happened around 1:00 a.m. in the somerton section of the city. the intruders broke e through a sliding glass door and tied up the couple in their 60s and their 37-year-old son. the intruders fled and left the family of three tied up. police say one man was armed. the family returned an hour ago and told "action news" off camera at least one intruder pointed a gun at them, after demanding the money, the intruders said out loud they think they got the wrong home. >>>

it's slow across the span of the walt whitman on to 42 delay continues to creek road and the a.c. expressway. headed eastbound you start to hit the traffic near the atlantic city airport and speeds of 13 and 11 miles per hour all the way to the town of atlantic city. on the garden state parkway, southbound volume is building here at the great egg tolls. heading down to sea isle city this afternoon. cinnaminson a crash at 130, at church road taking out the two light lanes at the tuscan grill, just 6 miles per hour. and the nasty crash on the boulevard f and c and out drive is blocked and in delco an accident on 95 the southbound split at the blue route, you start to hit the recall of traffic. and the massive wall of traffic, speeds like 14 and 20 miles per hour. coming south of bittles corner south of odessa, an earlier crash there didn't help us out. you'll make it there eventually, have patience and stay safe this afternoon. safety is the key, thank you matt. >>> philadelphia city council has called for an investigation into the revenue made by red light cameras and parking viola

it's notable because this bone was something that was recounted upon in the story about it by walt whitmanhe was a nurse and served in hospitals in the virginia and at some point, the museum staff was able to associate his writings in poems and stories from that time with specimens that were held in the collection here at the museum. here's a case we are able to associate a bit of a story from walt whitman with the actual bone of a person he cared for in a hospital during the civil war itself. our final stop today is an exhibit on the assassination of abraham lincoln and features artifacts that were collected during those hours that surgeons were treating him after he was shot at fords theater and during and after his autopsy the next day. you might remember that president lincoln is shot at 10:30 on friday, the 14th of april, 1865. just a few days after lee surrendered to grant at pap mat objection, effectively ending the civil war. lincoln is at the play and is shot in the back of the head by john will beings booth by a small lead bullet and that bullet is on display here and you can see

emily: what does it mean for meg whitman?t gives her a sense of focus, and the results bear itself out. hp has done well and after the announcement of the spinoff of its services business, the stock is up and at the end of the day, cash flow has been improving. their debt profile should also get better. these are the measurable results that she has improved or things that have improved under her watch. she gets credit for that. emily: this unwinds a bad deal done under mark hurd. when you look at the area today, years after that acquisition was done anything else that we , should be watching in the new hp? anand: at the end of the day, this is not a company that is either piecemeal or together will post incredible growth rate from a revenue standpoint. this is modest revenue growth at best, coupled with heavy cost cuts from time to time, coupled with some acquisitions and the best teachers. hopefully, the earnings growth rate is slightly better than the sales growth rate and a good amount of cash flow being thrown off. this i

there's a northbound drive time from 55 to the walt whitman bridge, a four-minute trip. speeds into the 60s. no big delays there. watching in montgomery county for an accident out in franconia on lady street and cow path road. no problems on 78 around lehigh street. both directions looking just fine as are the area bridges. i'll be back in the next ten to check on your morning drive. >>> we're following breaking news on nbc 10. a poliqe officer is in the hospital this morning after getting into a crash with a truck in philadelphia. nbc 10's pamela osborne is live for us on the scene this morning with details. pamela, walk us through what happened. >> reporter: vai, i want toot step o -- to step out of the way so you can take a look. this is the vehicle that police officer was in when she was responding to a call. the 45-year-old officer had lights and sirens on, trying to to get to south and 3rd. she was traveling eastbound on south, when she went to cross 11th, that is when she was hit. the front end of her patrol car by a bread delivery truck. the driver remained on th

same age at whitman both group in new york at same age he was running around the city totally free.o the theater every day, every night taking everything in she was not allowed out of the o house without enormous number of chaperons, and she was not allowed to go to theater so different. i mean, the range of experience that he was able to draw in. when she finally read whit man towards the end of 19th century got interested in writing why she didn't like him very much. she did read -- some experimental european poetry i don't know what she would have made of mly dickerson. fascinating to think about this. emily dickinson is the one really important woman american woman poet of the 1th century as whitman i think is one important male poet of the 19th century. not a good century for poetry because they were so -- restricted by piety an by sense poetry was a serious business and you had to use a certain kind of vo vocabulary and she ds that kind of thing. we thinks that nobody -- nobody ever talks it. she wrote, she could write in vernacular. her best poems are like that. ... every pre

heading over the ben or the walt whitman into philadelphia, nice and clear trip this morning. tracy? >> it is 4:30. 43 degrees outside. happening today, opening statements begin in the chaka fattah federal corruption trial the once prominent philadelphia politician recently lost his re-election bid for the first time in decades and now faces jail time. the trial is expected to take several weeks starting with those opening arguments this morning. the jury was selected from a pool of more than 200 men and women earlier this month. the 11-term congressman is accused of taking bribs and misusing hundreds of thousands in campaign money. he denied the accusations against him. fattah lost the primary for another term in congress. >>> today new jersey lawmakers will consider a bill to raise the minimum wage. the measure would bump the rate to $10.10 an hour next year. it would then increase annually for four years. lawmakers say if the governor refuses to sign the bill, they'll push for a constitutional amendment. >>> right now the minimum wage is 8.38. delaware is 8.25 and in penns

meg whitman on the conference call had this to say about it last night. >> for the remaining hewlett-packardise, this transaction contains significant value by unlocking a faster growing, higher margin and stronger cash flow business. hpe will now have $33 billion in annual revenue and will focus on software generation and infrastructure that generates a world class storage and infrastructure as well as our helium cloud platform and software assets. >> moump from meg whitman joining "squawk on the street" later this morning. the only thing i would say focus when it comes to technology. hhp goes from one to three in under two years. >> investors love it. nice bounce in share prices. >>> the data pool is challenged today. and it may focus on a trio of fed speakers making the rounds. and we've got harker and kashkari and kaplan speaking at various times throughout the day. tiffany reports emption before the bell. hp, williams sonoma and lions gate after the close. >>> mitsubishi motors restating its financial results for the past year to reflect a special loss of nearly $175 million. that's rel

the whitman poem is "song of myself." back with the panel.ncilman, you are donald trump's co-chair. what's his position on guns in the classroom. >> 15 seconds. start in new york state. governor cuomo passed the anti-gun legislation. donald trump made a name in the political arena speaking against that legislation. i think his position being pro second amendment has been fairly clear. as far as guns in the classroom, look, it is a practical idea to have training officers. >> is he in favor of guns in the classroom. >> he doesn't want students carrying guns women ee nil ee, teachers if they're trained, maybe a past profession, trained safety officers, maybe they should be armed. that's a practical position that people in the country care about. guns themselves are an important issue in politics today. one-third of american households of gun owners. you speak about demographics that donald trump can't wrap his head around. think how important gun owners are in a swing state like ohio. four times the amount of gun owners as hispanics in that sta

forge, and we're in the 50's coming in on the south jersey roadways, freeway, in toward that walt whitman bridge. septa using shuttle buses on the 101 trolley for the next couple of weeks or so, and also using shuttle buses on both the market frankford and the broad street subway until 5 a.m. chris, lauren, over to you. >> thank you, 4 32 the time this thursday morning, we begin with breaking news for you. >> the first coming out every southwest philadelphia, and in germantown, detective are investigating a double stabbing around 11 30, police and medics responded to the 56 hundred block of high school street, when they arrived they found 32 year old woman and 36 year old man both stabbed. the victim is recovering at einstein hospital. >> let's get to germantown, where detectives are investigating a double stabbing around 11 3 responds today high school street. when they got there they found that 32 year old woman and 36 year old man stabbed, the victims are recovering, and finally, north philly, emergency crews were on the scene work to go get a vacant house fire under control for about

we look forward to the interview with meg whitman tomorrow morning. what do you make of the stocks? acting as if it's the best thing since sliced bread. >> now you have more clarity about their business, and what meg has envisioned it sounds like for years. if you want to extrapolate this somewhere else, you look at the work she's done in the last five years, look at ibm. they've lost basically $37 billion in sales off their peak. 107 in 2011 to expected 80 this year. what is going on over there. they had the big clunky thing. when you look at what she's done, you say to yourself, how is that board not looking at hp saying what in the heck are we doing over here. >> steve, where would you stand on this? >> i think you make a good point. we all look to ibm because we're all curious about it. what's the board see and what is the plan there. it looks like hp wants to put all growth in one area. to your point, guy, do they want to use the balance sheet to be able to make some kind of an acquisition. there are plenty of acquisitions out there. who knows what direction she really wants to

if you look at the top of the screen that is walt whitman bridge in, delays or problems on the walt whitman, further up 42, 55, ac expressway and garden state parkway all look okay as well. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic enter, i'm ann evans now rahel back to you. >> ann, thank you you. >>> if you have ever shopped around for cheap car insurance rates you know you can save hundreds, maybe even thousands of dollars a year but have you ever wondered how they come up with these rates? in this three on your side consumer report jim donovan shares some secrets to pay low premiums and it often has little to do with your driving history. >> reporter: with millions of vehicles on the road you you would think that figuring out who pays what for auto insurance would be pretty straightforward and involved things like your age, type of car, where you live and how much you drive, but that isn't all. >> what most drivers don't realize is that your personal financial data plays just as large a role in the rate you pay for auto insurance as all those other things. >> reporter: in fact with most comp

and in a few moments hp's meg whitman of the planned spin-off of the enterprise services.the fed. st. louis fed president jim

american poet walt whitman, a paleo fan? maybe that explains "leaves of grass."ed piece of whitman writing, he encourages a mostly meat-based diet and warns against too much sitting. i'm guilty of that. ordering those with desk jobs to get up. >>> and something of a royal coup for british "vogue." kate middleton, the fashion icon who also happens to be the duchess of cambridge, will grace the magazine's june cover. the fashion bible is celebrating its glossy 100th year anniversary with that issue. >>> and, still ahead tonight, nerd alert. that ritual roasting of politicians and the press. washington's funniest night, coming up. about my wife... ...what we're building together... ...and could this happen again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? i spoke to my doctor and she told me about eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. not only does eliquis treat dvt and pe blood clots. but eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment.

what is important about this copy as it is the copy that walt whitman kept in his pocket. this particular book which was inexpensive when it was purchased i think represents the direct connection between the renaissance literature tradition and the kind of poetry that whitman and others were creating as an american in the 19th century. this was really one of those reasons why the two cultures are connecting, it's an important reason why the collection is here in washington. >> we really appreciate you sharing this with us. our viewers let's go up. >> michael assisted anyway a public institution, what is your budget, employees, how are you funded? we were a public institution, in fact the congressional record i'll tell you story about our birth certificate, when they wanted to create this library they had bought the property for this parcel which is a cross from the supreme court and the to the jefferson building. he learned in the new york times that the congress was about to take over this block for the purposes of another building for the library of commerce. he wrote to

she did read whitman which is interesting because she was exactly the same age as whitman and in thet the odds were so much against a 19th century american women poets. she is the same age as whitman and they both go up in new york and the same age at teenagers he was running around totally free. he said going to the theater every day and every night, taking everything in and she was not allowed out of the house without an enormous number of chaperones. she was not even allowed to go to the theater. so different. i mean, the range experience he was able to draw on and when she -- women towards the end of 19th century got interested in reading this and she do not like it very much. she did read more experimental european portrait in for life and she took to that. i don't know what she would have made of emily dickinson. fascinating to think of. emily dickinson is the one really important woman, american woman poet of the 19th century work which meant i think is the one important mail poetry of 19th century. not a good century for poetry because they were so restricted by piety and the

stick with the betsy ross or walt whitman as better bets. on the new jersey turnpike there is debris taking out the left lane and earlier accident on i-95 northbound has cleared but southbound you are getting slow speeds. you see that on the camera slowing down to the 4-freeway. elsewhere in burlington county, a broken down vehicle near floor english columbus taking out the left lane and polanski highway blocked at the royal farms because a crash. and a crash at the hill top crab house, we'll check it again in the next half hour. >>> much more ahead on "action news" at 5:00, that includes the new evacuation concerns in canada as a massive wild fire continues to burn an area twice the size of philadelphia. and the government takes on e-cigarettes. >>> well, i'm tracking a soaking rain on the way tomorrow. i'll have details on the timing and the latest on what to expect this weekend. >>> a massive evacuation effort continues tonight as this wild fire is burning out of control in western canada. so far more than 210,000 acre are burned in alber

joining me today on "studio 1.0", hp ceo and chairman, meg whitman.much for joining us. it is really an honor to be here with you. so thank you so much. meg: you are welcome. i am glad to be here.

whitman, mr. whitman votes yes. mr. fleming. mr. fleming votes yes. mr. -- mr. thompson. mr. thompson votes no. mr. hoffman, mr. ruis, votes no. mr. duncan, mr. duncan votes, no. mr. cartwright, mr. cartwright votes no. . ms. torres. ms. torres votes no. ms. dingle, ms. dingle votes no. mr. cook? ms. cats, ms. cats votes no. mr. graves, mr. clay. mr. clay votes no. mr. newhouse votes no. mr. mccccarter votes no. >> those who have not voted. >> mr. gomer has not been recorded. >> mr. cook, mr. cook votes no. . mr. costa votes no. >> mr. denim votes no. it's hard to hear that. mr. young votes no. is there anyone else who has not voted? mr. chairman, the yaes are five and the naes are 33. >> the amendment is not adopted. >> we're coming down on this thing. i think we've got six more amendments still to go. so let's go as quickly as we possibly can. six or seven. number 55. you've already had that passed out. you're recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. this amendment addresses an error in the bill that came from an over abundance of caution. the bill as it stands authorizes an

. >>> meg whitman's company keeps getting smaller. she ran hp but that split into two. that was her idea. then she became ceo of the other half of hp, hp enterprises but it split again selling to computer sciences. the company's stock is up 10% on the news which means whitman's power keeps getting smaller but its decisions are definitely bringing value to shareholders. >>> microsoft will reportedly lay off thousands of workers in its phone division. people are using microsoft phones to account for less than 1% of phone users. most of the layoffs will come in europe. former nokia workers. microsoft bought nokia for $8 billion. that whole idea was a failure, mess microsoft. >>> tim cook wants you to look at this classic painting by a dutch painter painted in the late 1600s. cook says, do you notice anything in this picture? >> he's got an iphone. >> he's got an iphone. right. >> now, this painting was painted 360 years ago which means this is magic or the big reveal is that this is man hands woman a letter, which is a boring title. >>> wells fargo will launch an ad for an

meg whitman last night. >> on the enterprise, this transaction contains a significant value by unlocking a faster margin, stronger growing business. hpe will have animal revenue and focus on software generation that leverages a world class portfolio of storage, networking converged infrastructure southwest the helium platform and software assets. >> and meg whitman will be on "squawk on the street." and down 63 points in the free market. louisa. >> wilfred, thank you very much. thank you. we were listening. we just had a few ins and outs here in the studio. wilfred, thank you very much. let's move on, on a presidential race, headlines by the two least popular candidates in history. the alphabet executive chairman eric schmidt is no different. julia joins on the set she spoke to schmidt in amsterdam. >> we know he's back in the start of this looking at analytics of hillary clinton. when you hear his views on donald trump what i thought was quite interesting were the comments that donald trump saying that say that data is overrated. i said, what do you think? >> let us start listening to d

bernard whitman, former pollster for president bill clinton and ceo of whitman inside strategies. guy, i know that probably the bigger fireworks could be the press conference that's going to happen before the actual energy speech because of the fact that president obama really crossed that line today and took a big hit on trump. do you think that -- i know he's going to get asked the question. do you think trump is going to respond to him? >>y he. in one word -- yes. and that's because donald trump, has he says time and time again, sometimes more disingenuously than others, that he is a counter puncher. in this case the president of the united states sort of violated that bipartisan unspoken role, inserted himself into the campaign overseas by really hitting donald trump, calling him ignorant and other things. i donald trump will not just take that lying down and we'll probably hear about it, whether in a press conference or a twitter tweet. i'm sure president obama is anticipating some incoming. >> bernard, would you have advised the president to have done this and maybe you woul

this is half of the old hewlett-packard that is still run by ceo meg whitman.spoke to our bloomberg intelligence analyst who covers hpe for more details. what is your first takeaway on this deal, is this something expected? >> it was not expected, but it makes sense. to be quite honest. the focus, one part of the entity focus on hardware, predominately networking, storage, and servers, and then finding a way to exit the services business to a company that focuses on exactly that portion of the business, it is a good strategy. it refocuses the company to a smaller piece of the pie, but the risk here is that now you have an extremely smaller pie that you are focusing on. one that is on hardware, predominately selling to corporate i.t. systems. so, will that be the long-term revenue growth area for hpe and do we need services to bolster that? so that remains to be seen. in the near term, this deal makes sense. emily: what does this mean for meg whitman? >> look, it gives her a sense of focus. the results bear themselves out. after the split, hp has done well. and

and if you head into new jersey over the walt whitman on to freeway south 42 ram top 295 watch it there'scause of tractor-trailer accidents and fuel spill juan for weather delays this morning in and out of philly international. otherwise mass transit look going with no delays. . >> the battle over how to differ i'd prince's estate gets underway today. they are expected at the first court hearing designed to sort out his fortune. thousands of unreleased songs reportedly were kept in a vault in his home in minnesota and they could be worth hundreds of millions of dollars. prince's sister believes he did not leave a will. what a mess that will be, 4:49 the time final vow the beloved elephants of barnum and balely did well. the last female elephants toured and took final bow yesterday in frov dense, rhode island it's a tradition after yesterday's show the elephants will retire to permanent home ringling center for conservation in florida. >> one of the biggest headaches living in philly, parking. starting to get easier. a new app launched to help find better parking in city called spot hero.

between route 55 and the walt whitman bridge, that will take you about five minutes.heck your area bridges. everything is free and clear. moving into your majors in pennsylvania, 76, 95, 476, almost 6:15. this 95 drive time could creep up over the next half hour. right now it's holding steady. southbound traffic is moving well between woodhaven and the vine street expressway. taking a live look outside. there was a crash along route 1 northbound and 76 westbound just a few minutes ago. that has since cleared. our camera shot has moved away from that specific area and showing you just a great shot of route 1 and 76, right where those two interstates meet up. things are looking good. vai? >> summer right around the corner. that means mosquito season is as well. >> that's raising concerns about the zika virus here locally. we'll tell you about the zika-fighting fish that one south jersey county are unleashing on mosquito larvae today. >>> and a tornado turns a house into nothing more than pieces of wood flying through the air. we'll show you more, next. >>> 6:15. now to

i guarantee you want be up and over had walt whitman by 12:00 . holiday weekend. sunnies shining.are live on the boardwalk in front of the music pier. come by and say hi and we will be here all morning long. the chris and lauren back to you in the studio. >> she's sweet on you, bob. >> thanks very much. >>> now developing in the cities kensington section a person is run down in the road and killed. >> this morning the search is on for that driver, steve keeley life from the scene, steve, good morning. >> reporter: search also on for damage car likely a lot of front end, side swipe type damage and flat or ruined front right passenger wheel kind of like what we saw the other day but you not as damage. here we are at front and diamond streets. we are right under the elevated train you will be hearing it roar during the morning rush hour and right here is solder of the lord ministry. that is not a church but a drug and alcohol rehabilitation program that is affiliated with that church a few blocks away. that van was church van. the 57 year-old volunteer or member of the church was dri

river here go across one of the bridges, and come down right here route 130, go back over the walt whitman. i will bet you a jelly doughnut it the will save you sometime and get you there without a delay, again, no eta when this is going to be cleaned up. thankfully it is in the worse then it could have been with two tanker accidents. remember back, i may be showing my age here but when that tanker accident happened on i9 five down at delaware county, mike, you probably remember that, sue when it destroyed the roadway, and it had to be rebuilt down there in delaware county. a water main break on market and forty-second and forty-third, and then there is lots of sunshine today, how long will it last? sue has that answer in 15 seconds. we finally get the a day with sunshine. trade off, it is chilly. and it will be chilly at the ballpark. the lots of folks going to the phillies game. marlins are in town. we have three games with them coming up. tonight it will be about 62 degrees at game time but it will be cool to chilly as temperatures fall through the 50's. definitely sweater or jacket wea

whitman? you yield back? >> i yield back. >> any other discussion on this amendment? any amendments to the amendmen if not, we'll vote. all those in favor of the amendment, say aye. opposed say nay. according to the chair, the nays have it. >> yes. i'm sorry. i do request a roll call. >> call the roll. >> mr. bishop. >> no. >> mr. bishop votes no. mr. grijalva. >> no mr. young mr. ball thanh know. mr. gohmert. mr. gohmert votes no. ms. vidalia. mr. lamborn. lamborn votes yes. mr. costa votes no. mr. whitman votes yes. mr. salam. mr. flemming. >> yes. >> mr. flemming votes yes. >> mr. thompson votes no. mr. huffman. >> mr. huffman votes no. mr. reese. >> no. >> mr. reese votes no. mr. van i shack votes no. mr. lowen thaul. no. mr. duncan. >> yes. >> mr. cartwright. >> no. >> mr. gose art? >> mr. goe sar votes yes. ms. torres votes no. mr. la mauve fa votes yes. ms. tingle. mr. denim mr. denim votes no. mr. gallego. no. mr. cook. yes. >> mr. cook votes yes. ms. caps? ms. caps votes no. mr. wasserman. no. >> mr. pol is votes no. mr. graves votes no. mr. clay. >> no. >> m

. >> out here on the eastbound schuylkill ramps to the walt whitman bridge, traffic stopped, put the councils down, so just watch yourself if you typically head in toward the whitman into new jersey or down toward the airport. the schuylkill, coming into philadelphia, on the 42 freeway, we've got our steady crawl here. from pretty much the black horse pike all the way up to 295. leaving west chester, malvern, chester county. twenty minute delay conshy into downtown, working on route 422 all day today from sanatoga all the way out to route 724. accident clean up on the kelly drive. should be out of here momentarily right at boathouse row. right at the sharp curve, right before the boathouse is there, so be careful. if you are coming in on the kelly, then, throughout the day, be ready, shut down the kelly drive today. at 11:00 pushing everybody through the ballfield . >> france's president said egypt air flight on it way from par toys egypt has card. calling it a crash. >> greek defense minister has just said egypt air, the flight, made abrupt turns, suddenly lost altitude, just before

but delays coming in toward the walt whitman bridge.wenty minute oaks into 202, no problems for the gang coming out of west chester this morning, your normal delays, both directions, on the schuylkill, i95, for the gang, in the great northeast, heavy from betsy ross into girard, downed wires, along pemberton browns mills road just outside of fort dix mcguirement and mass transit looking good. mike back over to you. >> i try to stay informed. i miss this one. i don't know how. i didn't know that parent in the state of pennsylvania had to pay fines if their kids didn't go to school. they were trowel and the. and if you didn't pay the fine go to jail. so five daysment pennsylvania lawmakers work to go pass new bill, that is aimed at turning a tragedy into a positive. let me explain this. senate bill 359 would change current laws about how parent are punished for failing to pay truancy fines, right now, law requires a five day, sentence, prison sentence, jail sentence, the new bill would remove that requirement, and instead, mandate its sch

the drive time is okay from 55 up towards the walt whitman bridge.watch outç for the disabled vehicle on the right-hand shoulder. more updates on mass transit in the next ten. >>> violent twisters swept across northeast colorado kicking up debris and darkening skies. >> severe weather alerts are still in effect for parts of the country. >> we continue to follow breaking news out of ocean county where police are searching for an escaped inmate, arthur buckle with canine units. they're scouring the woods near a rest area right now. plus, we just got a new picture of police of buckle from last night. we'll show that to you, next. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast >>> 6:13. we're following breaking news. we're gettin

this is traffic coming off the walt whitman bridge, which is 76 and merging with traffic on 676 coming from the ben franklin bridge. this is where it gets together, it will eventually go on to route 42 and then the atlantic city expressway and the white horse pike. as you can see plenty of traffic moving slowly right now headed to the jersey shore. we want to you keep 6abc.com handy this holiday weekend on all of your devices, just check our interactive traffic map as you are heading out rely on stormtracker 6 live double scan radar and follow the "action news" weather team on facebook and twitter for any updates on changes all weekend long. other news at this hour, verizon employees that went on strike could soon be back to work as soon as next week in fact. the company and its unions reached a deal on a new contract today. striking workers at verizon's workers in chinatown. walked off the picket line this afternoon. after a seven week strike, details of the deal have not been released. a cwa representative tells "action news," all local call centers will remain open, and pension and

we move the traffic cam one more time to the walt whitman bridge mid-span.o delays or problems on the walt whitman bridge. very popular bridge to take. if you are headed to the shore, if you are headed to the shore, there is no problems further up on 42, 295 southbound, jam upright at the 42 freeway, due to sewer great collapse. the left lane is closed and the garden state parkway northbound, that's sluggish between the white horse pike and pomona, an accident just cleared, no delays on the atlantic city expressway. entrances to the shore points look okay, as well. and that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans, jan, back to you. >> sounds good. thanks so much. now, with many people go on summer vacations or even just go to work, their homes could become a target for burglars. in today's "3 on your side" consumer report, jim donovan shows us how thinking more like a crook could help protect yourself. >> this woman is too fearful to show her face a year after her home was burglarized. >> that feeling never goes away. >> the thieves stole he

we'd like to bring our panel, bernard whitman and betsy woodruff, thank you for sticking around. why does make sense for bernie sanders not to be in indiana? >> i think it shows that the race there is starting to slip away from him and ultimately the nomination is not going to be possible for bernie sanders. i think if he really had a serious opportunity to win indiana he would be double and tripling down. he recognizes his time on the national stage is about to shift. it's going to have to go into energizing his base of supporters to rejoin the democratic party and support hillary clinton. he did the right thing by showing up. got a good natured laugh but this race is all but over except the fat lady. >> let's talk about the latest nbc news/wall street journal/marist pom showing in indiana hillary clinton is 50%. what do you take from these numbers. >> i think the race in indiana is going to be close. i think hillary will win by five or six or serve or eight points. the largest one is california, she is winning about 58 to 42 in california. it's going to take california to put h