whitman: the third trend that needs to be confronted is the attack on civility. we live in an age of escalating incivility. we see it all around us, on our roads, airways, in sports stadiums and on social media and in politics. the problem has gotten worse recently with those running for high public office mocking reporters and demeaning opponents with childish names or worse. it seems that no words, no matter how hurtful or cruel to others, are considered inappropriate. we are fostering the conditions in which we view others not as opponents but enemies. we are treating one another as subhuman, and that is a terribly dangerous line to cross. civility is more than nice manners. it is a precondition of democratic dialogue, in the words of professor stephen l carter of yale law school. "civility is part of the etiquette of democracy." it allows for genuine social interaction. it has been said that the true genius of martin luther king jr. was not his ability to argue the an oppressed people, but his ability to inspire those very people to be loving and civil in the

interviewr exclusive with meg whitman.he stage and said hpe is seeing a slowdown in the public cloud. we asked if businesses are rethinking their move to the cloud and what that means for hpe going forward. take a listen. meg: the way we see the world's hybrid i.t. what do you want locks down in your data center, untouched but by only your employee hands? what would you want in a managed service? there is a role for public cloud. the for reasons of cost, security, control, people are beginning to say i wonder if i have gone too far in putting workloads into the public cloud and then want to bring them back on prem. emily: what does that mean for hpe? is ine have to do what our customers' best interest, which is a multi-cloud environment where they can have a right landing spot for their workloads. and we make sure they don't end up with the vendor lock in. people say, once you move something to the public cloud, it is difficult to move it back. we want to give customers choice and make sure that we do for them what is best

one-on-one with meg whitman in a bloomberg exclusive.egasins us live from las on maintaining profitability in the age of the cloud. one day before former fbi director james comey testifies before the senate, president trump tweets of the name of his potential successor. we will tell you more about former doj official christopher wray. with hours to go before the u.k. general election, online voting is front and center. we break down the pros and cons. the annual hp discover conference is happening this week and the company has outlined how it will continue to grow and stay competitive in the age of cloud computing. meg whitmanard ceo joins us live a for a exclusive interview in las vegas. thank you so much for joining us. meg: happy to be here, emily. almost two years post split. what is your number one message to customers today as technology shifts beneath us? verythere are two important messages. first, we believe the world will be hybrid. we want to make hybrid i.t. simple. on and offs will be and in the cloud. each customer has to f

interview with hpe ceo meg whitman. coming up, u.k.alling out the tech community after the attacks in london , saying the industry should do more to stop the threat of terror online. what could come next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: social media platforms are under heavy scrutiny following the terror attacks in london. u.k. authorities went directly after the tech industry saying it needs to step up its work to fight terror. but tech companies say they are already fighting terror and need to come up with ways to fly need to fly good things for removal. caroline hyde caught up with the institute of strategic dialogue's ceo in london. and in new york, paul quigley. >> we have been working to combat extremism of all varieties for over a decade now both off-line, and now more and more online family have done a lot of work with the internet companies also with the government on the issue. there is a challenge. extremists,rists, employing incredibly professionally online. they have a head start. we have seen too little done to compete with t

emily: our exclusive interview with hpe ceo meg whitman. coming up, u.k.alling out the tech community after the attacks in london, saying the industry should do more to stop the spread of terror online. we will discuss what could come next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: social media platforms are under heavy scrutiny following the terror attacks in london. u.k. authorities went directly after the tech industry saying it needs to step up its work to fight terror. but tech firms say they are already police their platforms and are working to form a common database to more easily identify terror posts and flagged them for removal, so what should be done next? caroline hyde caught up with the institute of strategic dialogue's ceo in london. and in new york, paul quigley. >> we have been working to combat extremism of all varieties for over a decade now, both off-line and now more and more online, and we have done a lot of work with the internet companies also with the government on the issue. there is a challenge. we see terrorists, extremists, deploying incredib

whitman willeg give her keynote presentation from las vegas.he fallout from uber's investigation into harassment claims has led to the firing of more than 20 employees. the probe into dozens of other employees is ongoing. the separatef investigation commissioned by uber being led by former u.s. attorney general eric holder. what do we know? reporter: there have basically been 215 incidents they are looking into, human resources problems, some of them sexual harassment, gender discrimination, lots of things. 20 or more have been fired, and some are still ongoing. a few of those are senior executives. i know you want to know who. we don't know exactly who. verystill has to be careful of facing some sort of lawsuit from these employees if they speak out against them. there is a lot of sensitivity about who they are. we have seen a lot of executives leave, some without statements about why they left. we are sort of reading the tea leaves right now. emily: there has been speculation about specific uber executives, whether it is the cto or head of bu

traffic moving better i-95 northbound toward the walt whitman bridge.ot panning back, somebody on the shoulder, not a big deal, residual slowing. >> reporter: we're dressing the kids in shorts and ts, it's a little cool depending on the neighborhood you're in. the nice change the lower humidity. great morning for a workout. 66 degrees by 7:00 a.m. noon, 79. luncheon a park bench, why not. 82 degrees is the high today, below average, warm, but a mix of sun arena clouds, lower humidity than what we've had the last several days. at the airport, looks like all green aircraft, no major delays, i'm not seeing any sign of precipitation in any of our travel destinations. >> the mega fight is on, floyd aweather will box -- mayweather will box connor mcgreger in 2017. a woman grabbed on to a car even as it took off in an parent road rage incident in southern california. this happened monday night. the woman got out of a white car and started pounding on the window of a black car. the cell phone video shows the black car we've running through traffic. the -- weavi

emily: more of that exclusive conversation with meg whitman next.es us on the partnership with microsoft. the u.k. arees in calling for greater regulation of the internet following the recent terrorist attacks but tech firms are pushing back. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: now back to our exclusive interview with meg whitman. she hit the stage at the annual hpe discover conference saying that hpe is seeing a slowdown in the public cloud. we asked whether businesses are really rethinking their move to the cloud and what that means for hpe going forward. the way we see the world, it is a red hybrid i.t. you have to start with your apps and data. touched by want only your employee hands, what do you want at a private cloud with public economics, what do you want in a managed service? there is a role for public cloud but we are seeing for reasons of cost, security, control, people are beginning to say i wonder if i have gone too far in putting workloads into the public cloud and want to bring them back. emily: what does that mean for hpe? do whatmeans we h

the ben franklin and walt whitman are clear. this be at least be out of commission for the next 15 to 20 minutes or so. back to you. >>> today's primary election day in new jersey. we're following races up and down the ballot, the question is -- who will succeed governor chris christie. matt delucia has more from cherry hill. the field of candidates is large, looking to replace christie. >> reporter: right. one important fact is this is one of only two statewide gubernatorial races, the other happening in virginia. the big question, of course, for people in new jersey is who is best suited to replace outgoing governor chris christie. second in command now, lieutenant governor kim guadagno is on the republican ticket to replace christie. last week, former vice president joe biden called this upcoming election for new jersey the single most-important race of the next three years. here are the candidates running in the garden state for the democrats. auto -- phil murphy, jim johnson, john wisnieski, and for the republicans, jack ci

david: christie todd whitman, former epa administrator. interview, thank you. breaking news now, we have a date when former fbi director james comey is going to testify. he has agreed to testify at an open session to the senate intelligence committee. this is a statement from senator richard burr, chairman of the senate select committee's on intelligence and senator mark warner, the ranking member, vice chairman of the senate select committee. willthursday jim comey testify in an open session to the senate intelligence committee. let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. here is mark crumpton. mark: following up on david gura's interview with former epa administrator christie whitman, president trump will announce whether the u.s. will remain in climate agreement. that announcement is expected at 3:00 p.m. washington time. two people familiar with the deliberations say the president is leaning toward walking away from the landmark deal. mr. trump has called climate change a hoax and says the paris accord is one-sided against the u.s. the president is pus

. >> that obviously was hillary clinton, not meg whitman.t meg whitman said was please do not withdraw from the paris climate accord. this is not in the best interest of americans. we need to own the next generation of jobs and whether that's clean energy or 3d printing or immuno therapy, this is an arena america should lead. >> and mark benios responded and they realize the president will make enemies on which ever side he goes. let see if we can hear meg whitman. >> please do not withdraw from the paris climate accord. this is not in the best interest of americans. we need to own the next generation of jobs and whether that's clean energy or 3d printing or immunotherapy, this is an arena that america should lead and must lead. i think this would be a big mistake if he withdraws from the paris climate accord. >> a lot of suspense here. the president famous for these reality tv style of unveilings. we expect something similar today. >> we just said good-bye to steve case here but one last comment on this, is there an argument to withdraw, st

he was a long-time head of the whitman walker clinic in d.c.ood has his story. >> reporter: you could see him in his volkswagen convertible all over town. and the four-term openly day council member who was defead without his signature bowtie. >> unbelievable. this is one of these crazy tennis tournaments. >> reporter: jack evans, a friend of graham's for decades, said graham's death from bacterial infection was a shock. he praised graham's focus on the poor and others underserved. >> jim was somebody who was legendary in this city. i first met him almost 35 years ago. jim was an advocate for people who were in need. that's the best way to describe it. >> reporter: before the council, graham led the early days of establishing and building up the whitman walker clinic at the height of the hiv/aids crisis, even enlisting elizabeth taylor in the local fight. whitman walker health serves a far broader group of those in need with a wide variety of medical services and other help. don blanchen leads whitman walker now and considers graham a mentor. >

we are in front of the whitman walker clinic, the elizabeth taylor center.oing on behind us. we will step out of the way to show you what is going on behind us. >> we re whitman walker health center. it will be redeveloped in a couple of months. my business partner is up there now. 30,000 square foot project we're painting in partnership with five square development and whitman walker health center and in part thanks to a grant by the d.c. office of planning which will allow us to do tons of free events. block party throughout the summer. check us out at lizlot.com. #lizlot. lizlot.com. steve: the big event coming up on the 4th of july. you don't want to miss it. we head back inside to a cooler studio although it's great out here now. michelle: don't complain. you look great out there. thank you, steve. next at 4:00, making fast food faster and putting delivery service to the test. not just timing but taste. see if it's worth it to have your french fry fix brought right to you. michelle: if going out to get fast food is inconvenient, there are ways around it

you see the green traffic flow not causing problems. 42 northbound traffic moving toward the walt whitman bridge no big issues, matt and tam. thank you, karen. >>> breaking right now, a man is shot dead during a home invasion, a intruders kicked in the back door and fired off 11 shots while the victim was on the couch. the house is on the 6500 block of north 16th street in the west oak lane section. the 29-year-old victim was shot at pointblank range skidding on the couch, his grandmother was upstairs at the time. fortunately we did find private surveillance cameras in the neighborhood that did possibly captured shooters leaving the scene. "action news" is on the scene looking for more information. look for a live report on "action news" later this morning. >>> police say a man escaped in bucks county taking off between lower state road in doylestown. a reverse 911 call went out for residents in warrington and chalfonte telling residents to stay in their homes. we're trying to find out if the order is in place and what the prisoner was held for. this is the search area -- that's where the

northbound towards the philadelphia area from 55 walt whitman bridge. speeds in the 60s. five minute trip. leadingowtoday. walt and the same in the other direction. no problems or delays there. w break. you'll be detoured around the scene there. no problems reported for mass transit. you can see septewansi am track running on time. >>> new video sheds police shooting that sparked outrage nationwide. what happened next that led to gunshots and the death of philandro castile. >>> off the in bucks county. what it spilled and effort to clean it up. >>> 11 minutesm t sky. new technology being used to make sure first responders stay make sure first responders stay connected in a disaster. (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. ♪ hey! ♪ bee to hive to the comb ♪ combing that honey ♪ take that gold and make it an o ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around hey! ♪ ♪ bee to hive to the o them in yo bowl ♪ ♪ put in the good and the good

so, coming into philadelphia, you want to use the walt whitman. coming into new jersey you'll want to use the ben franklin because we've got lots of shore traffic at the walt whitman. a little slowing on the a.c. expressway approaching the garden state parkway but at this point it doesn't look terrible. let's grab the ipad do the commuter report on this very busy friday afternoon. reports of an overturned vehicle crash creating jams along 322 conchester high school. we'll check it again brian and monica, in the next half hour. >> you weren't lying. >> no. >> next on "action news" an unprecedented gambling bill is making its way through the pennsylvania legislature right now. if it passes you can see gaming allowed on web sites in airports and in bars and that's not all. we'll break down the potential changes. >> and moving remembrance for fallen heroes. the action cam in bucks county today as volunteers set up a massive memorial, one flag at a time. >> ♪♪ introducing fios gigabit connection. superfast internet at an incredible price. with speeds u

ben franklin clear, walt whitman clear. tacomy palmyra. >>> 43happens today, take the stand in da construction trial. questioned about an alleged meeting that involved airport security. nbc 10 joins live. matt, walk us through what this testimony could mean. >>> the prosecutors are hope egg the testimony will illustrate for the jury the quid pro quo arrangement. how far it went between da seth williams and businessman ally. testified in court last week williams put him in touch to smooth over problems he was encountering during airport screenings. painted a picture that showed he would give the da gifts in exchange for favors. on one occasion when seth williams were comes back for all-expenses trip paid punta cana. a police officer was there to greet them. explains how this could play out in the courtroom. >>> he's going to testify that he was asked to intervene on behalf of mr. alley and tsa. >> reporter: prosecutors have said he did nothing wrong in all of this. the defense argued this was a friendship between ali and wil

clear on the walt whitman, as well. back to you. >>> today is bill cosby's sex sexual assault trial, his main accuser expected to take the stand again. yesterday andrea constand claimed the comedian drugged and violated her. matt delucia is live at the courthouse in norristown. tell us more about the testimony from constand. >> reporter: andrea constand will be back on the witness stand today testifying. the defense will continue questioning her and also her mother. yesterday was andrea constand's first public appearance, testifying as the prosecution's key witness. she testified for more than 90 minutes yesterday, answering questions, designing her interactions with bill cosby, how it started as a professional relationship that evolved into a friendship. constand said cosby made unwanted advances, eventually drugging and assaulting her in 2004. she spoke about that visit to cosby's elkins park home. she wanted to talk about her future with the temple women's basketball team. and that cosby gave her three blue pills. he

from the roosevelt boulevard to this point at montgomery drive at the walt whitman bridge and first a now a broken down vehicle and both gone and delays in the wake of those events, heading the other way westbound of pennsylvania you do not want to head to the ben. construction out here for some reason this afternoon taking out the right lane and three lanes each way and a big jam out of camden to center city. betsy ross is your best bet. the vine street expressway with a crash off to the side by the ben franklin parkway and eastbound is jammed and the vine closes at 11:00 tonight for overnight construction. and mushroom country, look for an accident at 896 at the oxford valley bypass. and delays along faulk road and a big weekend in dover it's firefly weekend extra traffic along 1 and 113. >> thank you matt. see you tomorrow. >>> quick break and more news when we return. >>> philadelphia police say there is a rash of robberies from jeeps, the thieves are stealing batteries. all the thefts took place in spring garden fairmount sections and they say that all jeeps only have latches to

separate from musk and tim cook and meg whitman.president to stay. >> i think like everyone i agree it would be a colossal mistake for the united states to pull out of the paris accords for every reason that's already been outlined. obviously economic, everybodily that's -- obviously that's the wave of the future. of course that's where the momentum is. >> all right. so we'll hear more about the paris news later on this afternoon. of course, we'll see how that echoes here at code. in media, the relationship, the back and forth relationship between content and distribution. silicon valley who have the data, meanwhile, traditional media companies that want that data as well. jeff bewkes talked about when it's a subscription model like netflix, generating a hit for hit's sake is not the point. take a listen. >> subscription paid tv, netflix, hbo, showtime, we don't care what the audience is. we're not trying to make a show. we did not pick "game of thrones" or "the curb your enthusiasm" reboot. they're each for a different audience so

at some point the staff was able to associate what whitman's writing dutch and pull stories from that time, with specimens that were held in the collection here at the museum. here's a case where we are able of it as story with walt whitman with the actual goal of he cared for in a hospital during the civil war itself. is annal stop today exhibit on the assassination of abraham lincoln and features artifacts collected during hours of surgeons were -- or treating im after he was shot remember to bring with it -- i remember that abraham lincoln was shot at this theater at about 10:30 on friday the 14th of april, 1865. that this is if it is of jerusalem to dutch effectively ending the civil war. -- is is at the place shot in the back of the head by john wilkes booth. depending up for the probe would go you could determine how far the book went in. they found later the bullet was watched behind lincoln's right eye. this eventually made its way into the museum holding, and it is part of the museum -- exhibit we have here on display. surgeon general barnes and or and medical -- museum staff

the walt whitman bridge is nice and clear.e'll be back in about ten minutes with more updates on your roads, drive times, and i'll have more cameras for you. >>> 20 minutes before 5:00. a clear view of boathouse row this morning. a nice, sunny start to the day. there will be clouds ahead. what we won't see are 90s. no records for today. right now, 77 degrees. still warm for philadelphia. this time of day, we should see temperatures in the low 60s. so the temperatures are elevated to start with. but we're not going to get a big warmup today as the winds have shifted. they're coming out of the northeast at ten miles per hour at 8:00. clouds will be in and out this morning and into this afternoon. they will be building during the afternoon hours. that's when the temperatures will peak in the lower 80s for philadelphia. the suburbs, 75 now. 74 degrees at 8:00. by lunchtime, 80 degrees. clouds will be moving in, and there is a chance we'll see isolated showers in the suburbs. the lehigh valley, clouds are around right now. no showe

. >> this is i-95 past the walt whitman walt whitman bridge. look at that rain coming down. in this direction and now you can see it right here, the rain is really coming down all over the camera lens, all over the roads. be careful as you're traveling on i-95 past the walt whitman bridge. mass transit outbound service, 15 minute delays, having signal issues dave. >> most areas are dry. it's shorts and t's on the kids. i'm not going overboard with rain gear but if you're in this sights of this one coming out of philadelphia now producing some thunder and heading down in the direction of marlton and medford lakes you want to be careful and perhaps hold off for about five minutes while that passes through. gibbsboro marlton berlin between now and 6:30 expected to see that, atco a little after that and then medford and medford lakes. there's another cell that appears to be dying south of the northeast philadelphia airport its a little muggy right now but we expect humidity to gradually fall off and the heat wave is over, a high of 83. and that 83 kind of early in afternoon prob

scarlet: coming up, meg whitman has wok bloomberg she to do. ♪ julia: meg whitman saying the companys facing a cloud. isexplained how the company reexamining strange and partnership. emily chang.with see -- the way we see world is around i.t. what do you want locked down in data center untouched by your only employees. privateht you want in a cloud with public cloud economics. managedld you want in service. we're seeing for reasons of security, control that people are beginning to say, i wonder if i had gone too far and put in workloads into the public cloud and they want to bring workloads back to print. that mean for hpe? what'seans we have to do in our customer's best interest. their best interest is around creating a multicloud environment, a hybrid i.t. they can bewhere the right landing spot for their application and workload. don't end upthey lock.endor we want to give customers cloys -- choice. >> there's been some questions cloud partnership with microsoft. how is that going? >> it's going well. it really is going well. done a lot of business with microsoft for many years. o

into terminal avenue and then throughout the midday and we are looking at a disabled on the walt whitmaneastbound heading in to new jersey, look out, and keep in mind if you are using septa starting tomorrow, the fare increasings into effect across all mode of transportation buses, trains, trolleys, so be ready to dig deeper for septa fares fares tomorrow. karen, back over to you. >> i meant to say sue will have to the forecast in 15 seconds. >> it is okay, it is friday. who isn't distract. i hope you have fun. just be prepared for heat and humidity. there is rehoboth before the masses, move in for the weekend. we will talk about a muggy morning, the muggies are back today, hot holiday weekend ahead and a few chances of thunderstorms popping up here and there always have to be prepared for that. throughout heat and humidity. so fourth of july itself if you are making plans for that we have got fancy graphics for that. we have got 90 degrees, sunshine, hot and humid, big surprise there, right. we have a few showers to the north, and west of us, far north and west of us, so we're not expec

imagine walt whitman eastbound truck in the center lane stuck there. >>> it business that time of the, five days in a row we have seen this bill cosby getting out of the big black suv as he has done now monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday and new friday going in the montgomery county courthouse. >> it looks like joe torey business him again for second day. he was with him yesterday walking into the court house. yesterday they did make a statement, right around in this spot so we are not sure if they will do this again today. >> one reporter stopped joe, an actor himself. >> comedian. >> why do you support your friend bill cosby. he started to speak. then they got into some questions about the trial itself and bill cosby stepped in and said we should go in now. >> he is known cosby for 30 years and he is standing with him. >> our cameras trying to move to the front of the courthouse to get a better shot because they are walking up the ramp. >> they stopped at a different place today. here's normal walk in that we normally see. >> yeah. >> day five. >> people with different opinions, d

speaking exclusively to bloomberg, meg whitman who publicly backed hillary clinton and lester's electionsaid she supports some but not all of president from's policies. >> we are in favor of tax reform. we think the lower corporate tax rate with burr throat in the united states. on the other hand, we are not for the border adjustment tax. that is very difficult for on lowes that work margins. so the retailers and technology companies, we think that is not in our best interest and by extension, in the best interest of the united states. credit suisse investors will buy more than 99% of her rights offering raising $4.3 billion for the banks turnaround plan. funds raised will be used to complete his business overhaul and could expand his wealth management. in april, credit suisse ditched plans on the lucrative operation. thank you very much with the latest from hong kong. comeyred fbi chief james will today say president donald trump asked him to end a probe into michael flynn and repeatedly requested a public announcement that trump himself was not under investigation. according to -- anna

it is notable because it is recounted in the story by walt whitman. he was a nurse and served in washington area hospitals before and after the civil war. at some point, the museum staff was able to associate walt whitman's writings and stories from that time with specimens held in the collection at the museum. here is a case where 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 warfor in a hospital durie civil war itself a. an exhibit on the assassination of abraham lincoln and features artifacts collected during hours of surgeons were -- or treating im after he was shot remember to bring with it -- i remember that abraham lincoln was shot at this theater at about 10:30 on friday the 14th of april, 1865. that this is if it is of jerusalem to dutch effectively ending the civil war. -- is is at the place shot in the back of the head by john wilkes booth. the idea was the probe would be threaded into the wound. how far it might go might identify where the fragment o

whitman requesting a briefing on automated testing tools. amendment 230 by ms. nix aly directing report on consolidation plans for network security. amendment 296 by ms. tranter regarding authorization for the improvised defeat funds. amendment 306 by mr. walls with a report on 501(c)(3) operations . >> any further discussion on block package number two? gentleman from south carolina is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for the opportunity to speak on the en bloc package. recently we've experienced a disturbing trend as states and terrorist organizations wrecked and sponsor propaganda and information activities. as the former chairman of the subcommittee on emerging threats and capabilities being ably succeeded rideshare release stefanik of new york, i appreciate the emerging threats posed by the information environment and the role it will play in managing future conflicts. i'm especially concerned about propaganda efforts by the islamic state of iraq and lavon. i lavon. isis, isil comment -- use their expensive digital network to promote violen

senator bernie sanders, congresswoman mia love, former acting attorney general's delegates, ceo meg whitmannd the director of the national institutes of health, francis collins. we start with hillary clinton, deliver the commencement address several modern, wellesley college, where she was the first student commencement speaker in 1969. [applause]

his service to city in miding of hiv/aids crisis building whitman walker to premiere center in united states and then served for 15 years on council of the district of columbia a that's more office than a lot of us get to give. >> mayor bowser praised gram for work to h marriage in the district and for work to help revitalize columbia heights neighborhood. >> a lot of people wearing beau ties. >> and i police in prince will couple can'ty investigating a deadly motorcycle crash that happened before 11:00 this morning near the prince william parkway and scenic point place in man mannasas. the motorcycle lost control and crashed into a guardrail. the driver a 19-year-old man died at the scene and investigators believe speeds with a factor. and business are investigation is underway in anne arrundel country after a man jumped out of a moving car after 11 last night jennaphr road and west street in annapolis. police state passengered in of a subaru forester opened the door and jumppied from the vehicle. they're working to figure out why. he hit his head on asphalt and was taken to the hosp

barry instead and teens there on 322 as you approach the bridge and stay farther away up the walt whitmannto delaware are you better off. the problem is all of this is putting extra traffic on 95 southbound into wilmington and 495 southbound is a mess all day long because of an emergency construction. just past edgemore road and two lanes blocked we hear it could clear out shortly 10 miles per hour. if you can stay local on wilmington on 213 that is your best bet. a crash on route 1 baltimore pike painters crossing and the fire location on nether providence, use 352 a better bet for you. 95 approaching the walt whitman there is a crash on the shoulder and the over turned vehicle by the betsy ross bridge that is cleared out and locked up from tasker to the betsy ross. we'll check it again coming up in the 5:00 hour. >> see you then. lets step outside and get a look at the center city skyline which my producer jessica described as creepy. it works i'm going to steal her words there it is. >> i agree. >>> meteorologist adam joseph, here with a check of the accuweather forecast. we saw the sk

and there is the walt whitman bridge jammed solid heading into new jersey. >> all right matt thank you. >>> still ahead tonight ducis rogers has a big night for the sixers in new york city. >> monica we are tracking showers and downpours near state college and they are headed to philadelphia. we'll have more on the remnants of cindy. >>> ducis is here with sports tonight the sixers pick first in the nba draft and we have been waiting. picking high on the nba draft and now they have to get them healthy and on the court. we are talking about washington guard markelle foltz he could be a difference maker. jeff skversky is live in brooklyn new york with the preview. >> reporter: so what kind of difference maker can markelle foltz be when asked how long til you can help the sixers start winning? >> he said when i get there it's been five years since the sixers last playoff win. markelle foltz expects to come in and win right away. the highest scoring freshman in the entire country. high expectations for the overall pick and foltz wants to win rookie of the year and mvp and down the road mul

and make sure not to miss our interview with ceo meg whitman. s&p is cutting the , and says it minus may be cut further. this is related to the treatment of guitar by some other middle eastern states, including saudi by other middle eastern states, including saudi arabia. the fiscal and current account deficits could widen once again. once again, cut from aa minus two aa by the s&p. and now we want to show you some live pictures in cincinnati. president donald trump has arrived in cincinnati, anticipating he will make some announcement on health care, scheduled for 12 caught -- 12:00, and about 1:00, he is scheduled to make some comments on infrastructure. president trump has arrived in cincinnati, ohio. this is bloomberg. vonnie: this is bloomberg market, i'm vonnie quinn. donald trump continues his travels to cincinnati, ohio. he has just landed on air force one. before he talks roads and bridges, that will be at 1:20 eastern, and that that she will be talking health care. we are we are waiting on president trump to make these remarks. joining

whitman said repeatedly that the navy needs this ship. my colleague from wisconsin cited various fleets that would like this ship. my colleague from wisconsin and i are both marines. that's like asking a marine if he would like more chow. of course you would like more chow. but the bottom line is that when the navy made their budget requests, they did not request it. mr. chairman, if the navy needed this ship, they would have requested it just as the pacomm commander has requested the additional munitions that my amendment would provide. i yield back. >> gentleman from arizona. no? any further discussion on the amendment? i'd yield to myself just briefly. i think everybody acknowledges we need more ships. as i mentioned at the beginning one of the major differences between the president's request and the mark before us is to add more ships. i am convinced a different mix of high/low ships is best. i'm also convinced the navy is moving from the lcs towards the frigate. they believe they can do that smoother and better by continuing the lcs

eastbound on the schuylkill expressway and i-95 heading to the walt whitman bridge.ad. here's a live look at the ben. if you're trying to come into the city you're not alone of we have heavy volume slowing from the mid span. eastbound is clear, westbound is heavy. southwest philadelphia island avenue lindbergh boulevard a new accident him on the pennsylvania turnpike we have an accident it's clear, slow in spots. westbound jammed from bensalem to fort washington as you head on the turnpike, westbound. >> david murphy is outside where it will be warm today. david. >> reporter: getting kind of toastien 0 the terrace. we're under the sun, 59 degrees that number will smoot up in a had your -- shoot up in a hurry. 82 is the high partly sunny skies saturday, pleasant, 8 of. sunday, high of 92. monday and tuesday we're in the middle of the heat, highs around the record, the record high 95. we have a shot of that 95, we have a shot at it, both days, sunday, monday, tuesday period will be a period where we have to watch yowfers -- ourselves we're not used to the heat, lots of

even though the crash is gone heavy delays in both directions along the walt whitman bridge. maybe we'll head for the ben franklin instead? no wouldn't do that, especially westbound into philadelphia. they have the right lane blocks for construction this afternoon. great idea right? resulting in a big backup spilling back to the tolls in camden and westbound ben is not where you want to be either. maybe the betsy ross as your best bridge option. the blue route 76, delays are heavy southbound. and lucky our broken down vehicle on the westbound side of the connecter bridge in bucks county is gone and warrington a crash at the bed bath and beyond at valley square boulevard. on the big picture a fire at wrong strong and kennett square a crash at union street at the route 1 oxford bypassment we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> thank you matt. >>> meteorologist ever being adam joseph, will be back with the exclusive accuweather forecast next. perfect dasure is.game huh? i don't know about you gus, but i think a foul ball's coming our way. i'm ready! (crack of the bat, crowd c

he built this whitman walk near a major operation that got funding, got people help. people couldn't get food or medicines or anything. he was a leader on that. i got liz lelizabeth taylor -- building on 14th street says elizabeth taylor on the board because she helped out here. they have a brand-new building on 14th street because i talked to the people there today, they said without jim graham this would not have happened. >> we were so sorry to hear it. it was so unexpected. >> he had a bacterial infection. he went very quickly. he lost lots of weight and he didn't make it. >> bless his heart. just 71? >> 71. >> young guy. he did set the bar on school specs. >> and the bowties. >> i have a story at 6:00, we have him in the bowtie,ri volkswagen. >>> saw that. thank you, tom. >>> doug, how is the weather? >> today, wendy, weather is good out there. pretty nice. we're looking at some partly cloudy skies, sunshine. temperatures today much cooler, in the low 80s. exactly where they should be. average high temperatures, 84. where is our number? 84. 84 hagerstown. 82 rich

northbound headlights stacked up to the walt whitman bridge and a video go on the schuylkill eastbound toward the bridge and doesn't help us out that people are heading down to the shore and a crash on 42 southbound side by 130, luckily off to the side. and it is attracting some attention. meanwhile 95 in bucks county bristol township southbound side past 413 and speeds are still in the 20s there from langhorne and penndel, and construction and also an accident in wilmington on 495, it's been cursed the last few weeks. southbound side edge more road single digit speeds from claymont and stay on 95. and if you ride the paoli thorndale regional line delays of 20 minutes this afternoon. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report. the great northeast along street. look for a crash in that neighborhood. we'll check it again in the naext half hour. >>> next on "action news" at 4:00 it's time for sirms fans to trust the process once again. jeff skversky is live in new york ahead of the nba draft. hey jeff. >> reporter: hey guys for the first time in team history the sixers have the number

that's gone so now it's just traffic heading toward the walt whitman bridge. and you know what that's all about on a friday afternoon in the summertime, pdown the shoree bridge on the 42 southbound with single digit speeds there where it joins up with 676. have a truck stuck under the overpass. by suburban square so anderson avenue remains blocked off this afternoon and they're still cleaning up that crash in bordentown township on the new jersey turnpike northbound past exit seven. speeds in the teens there. it is an a standstill coming north of exit five for 541. no doubt about it you want to stay on 295 as an alternate. on 95 in delaware getting reports of a crash on the southbound side near concorde pike. slowing as well on 495 head toward 95. let's grab the ipad do the commuter report on this finally friday afternoon. 295 southbounntd multiple repors of a crash with major slowing approaching that as well. look at all those icons brian and sharrie. we'll check it again in the next half hour. you want to steve. >>> up next here on "action news" cuba policy

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with, a conversation christine todd whitman.ful time to speak with the former governor of new jersey. she has been diplomatic and her criticisms of donald trump. governor whitman speaking with her knowledge of the environmental protection agency. kevin cirilli scheduled to join us later ar. at 3:00, the president speaks on paris. this is bloomberg. ♪ of ave pictures german-china business conference. he is saying they complement each other perfectly and all actors must play a role on north korea. he is saying china will stand by the paris of court. executives are pushing tromped to stay in the paris climate change accord. familiar with the matter say he is leaning towards walking away from the deal. san francisco fed president john williams says the fed could raise the interest rate four times this year if the economy gets stronger. the u.s. economy is on a good growth track. the next step will be to reduce the balance sheet. hill, some are signaling the intent to push back on the moves to improve relations with russia. the senat

whitman square looks like 6:48 a.m., it's pretty much on you guys now, 6:48 a.m., cross keys, williams town, 6:51 a.m. blue anchor next in line and north of hammonton. that's for the particular cell that is campaigning capable of producing the tornadoes of the. just about the whole area from berlin down is seeing the powerful straight line winds. you can get expensive damage with straight lined winds. it doesn't take a tornado to topple trees and pull roofs off buildings. reporting winds up to 60 miles per hour. tornadoes warning in effect for gloucester gloucester county and extreme eastern portions of mercer county and pulling out of trenton and monmouth and middlesex county in central new jersey. that storm is pulling away from the viewing area. that particular warning is up until 7:15. 6:47 a.m., looks like most of these warnings are up for another 15 minutes or so. we'll sit here and watch this area. the best place to be in a tornado event is in the basement or the center part of your house, obviously you do not want to be outdoors, you do not want to be near windows because windo