you know monday we get in the neighborhood and lil bee z z z in the train station.stop for breakfast, jenkintown road in glenside. i will be there between 9:00 and 10:00 o'clock this morning. we have a new traffic pattern at land dale interchange. beware of that as you enter or exit the the northeast extension. the later on today, work crews coming back, they have a lot on their list to get done before the arrival of the pope. the northbound i-95 we will see backup beginning at 9:00 at girard point double decker bridge. mike and alex, back to you. >>> it has happened again. a kentucky state trooper, killed in the shooting. authorities are searching for a suspect . the that is all we know at this point. we are gathering information. this happened overnight. kentucky state trooper shot and killed. >>> wild fires out in california, especially northern california, just not getting any better. it forced thousands of residents to evacuate yesterday. this video shows that firsthand. this guy shooting with his camera is fleeing from middletown, california. a place that was

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z. jay-z's wife beyonce is headlining on saturday, anion sin day, the weaken will be on stage, so man got act there. other artists including meek milan grasso just to name a few. i believe meisha allude dollars to it, several roads closed around around surrounding the parkway today, extending into tuesday september 8th. so expect some delays if you are driving around the art museum area this weekend. because a loft places are going to be shutdown. >> well, hey, pair every olds buddies hit the trail and pair every strangers hit it off. those are just two of the movies new in theatres this weekend. kevin frazer from entertainment tonight takes us there. >> this week, captain america, chris evans, makes his directorial debut in before we go. and robert redford and nick nulty take a slow but epic hike on the appalachian trail, in a walk in the woods. >> how would you like to join me for a little stroll? >> we go. >> robert redford and nick nulty mismatch friends looking for one last adventure, in a walk in the woods, and, even though both gentlemen are little older, they were up for the physi

z pass, and guess what i'm going to do? i already have an e-z pass but make sure you have an e-z pass save a dollar a day. >> five bucks from star bucks out the door, $10 in. >> a wash either way. >>> 4:19 is your time. lets turn to serious stuff. after a intense manhunt a man suspect in the shooting at a mississippi university, is dead. police say shanon lamb, told them he was not going to jail when they spoke to him during the day, when officers finally caught up to him last night he made good on his threat. authorities say he shot himself after running in the wood. lamb, suspect of killing a professor at delta state university and woman he was living with. no motive has been disclosed. classes at delta state are canceled for today. >>> hazmat situation forced a evacuation at a california courthouse on monday after an employee reported being burned while opening up an envelope containing a white powder. that person being treated for minor hand injuries. fourteen people total including the injured worker underwent decould be tam nation, hazardous materials team inspect the building as part of the ongoing investigation to f

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z, beyonce and jay-z went to the barclay prime, a alone. >> rittenhouse square again. >> and a across the street nick jonas was hitting on you the side parx restaurant and he was all dressed in black and he was sitting right outside. >> i would think we want to sit inside but if he haddon people didn't recognize him or something. >> they had a long night. >> no one recognized nick jonas. >> sitting the street. >> jay-zfter we dropped off beyonce back off at rittenhouse he went out with meek million in million they went to a party at crystal tea rule. >> i heard bit, yes a lot of people were talking about going. i was than the there. >> why are you laughing. >> a flier. >> it was pretty interesting. i don't know if i can go to that. >> this is nicki minaj and meek mill they watched beyonce's performance on the stage. what was interesting is beyonce sang two songs that she collaborated with nicki but she didn't call her up. have been was waiting for her to flawless, you know, front in center of that. >> i thought about that but this is beyonce's stage, she doesn't need to share it. a lot of people, meek mill was there when did he his set all eyes were on nicki, and they did a song with each other. everybody else, they just say this is my stage i'm doing it all and they played a track. >> i thought nicki came out, she saw the the verse, did you have a good time with my baby daddy. everybody thought she

z? you got to perform with jay-z? >> i didn't perform with jay-zto hang out. and actually, well, i have a photo of this. >> oh. >> seth: because i wanna tell ya, i'm so -- here's what i love about this. [ laughter ] got a chance to look cool in a picture and you nailed it. >> do you think i nailed it? >> seth: i do. i feel like if i took a picture with jay-z, i -- [ laughter ] i would hate it. >> i was actually really worried. because i knew -- >> seth: you've got a cigar. >> i knew this would be the picture i would send to all of my friends. >> seth: yeah. >> everybody i know is getting this picture. >> seth: congrats. for real, congratulations. [ light laughter ] >> thank you very much. that means a lot. >> seth: this is really big, this is huge. i want to ask you, you were here, you performed your song "jealous" last time you were here. >> almost a year ago, right now. >> seth: almost a year ago, yeah. >> thank you for being the premiere performance. >> seth: oh my god, of course. and i want to ask, like, now that your sort of solo career is tak

. >> generation z, if lena dunham is the face of the millennial, alex from -- from "modern family" is the face of generation z. >> does zed about the future. they care about the environment and they are a really engaged group of young people. >> which is why a beyonce will show up two years in a row. we don't have to play a lot of it but eddie vetter asked beans toe come back out and they sit down in microphones and sing bob marley's redemption song and it just took your breath away and they cut in and pause and while playing guitar. they played nelson mandela's speech on poverty. >> yeah. >> to me that was the most powerful moment of an incredibly powerful day. >> and i love these mashups, when ed sheeran came out with beyonce and sang "drunk in love." to see ed singing the lyrics of that, he was even blushing at some of that and sting and common, they performed together. >> great. >> my favorite moment, at some point where back on the msnbc stage and they killed this. i see willie dancing to "single ladies" and there's willie. >> my 8-year-old daughter lucy was there so i had to humiliate her in front of a large group

z pass. express e-z pass. you just go through. it's charged to your credit card that you have already established when you have established your e-z pass plan. we also now have the technology that even if folks don't have an easy pass, in some tolling operations around the country, the person drives through in their vehicle, car, truck, van, whatever, and the system when you go through the -- you go through the toll plaza, they don't collect a toll. what they do, they have a highly accurate camera, the ability to take pictures of the vehicle and great pictures of your license plates, and then send a bill to the owner of that vehicle. and so -- a combination of those two systems like e-z pass and systems like the one i just described where people drive through with no e-ask pass or similar -- e-z pass or similar system, but they actually get billed for it later on. they don't get billed and fined. they just get billed for it. if they get billed and don't pay it, i'm sure something will happen. i think 20 careers from now, we'll have something that looks a lot like that. my guess is we'll also have user fees. but not everybody likes

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