american revolution and there was a fire overnight by the pennsauken transportation center along zimmerman avenue. some restrictions in that area as well. matt. >> thank you, matt. david is off. karen rogers is up next with accuweather. >> ♪

we will zoom on into the location right here, zimmerman avenue, right below the betsy ross bridge, and it is right there, adjacent to the parking lot for the river line. now here is the picture from our own lauren johnson, headed to the scene, as the passenger in the news van, when you are going over the betsy ross bridge, look to the right, it is that nice little neighborhood that you always see, it is a couple, only couple of street, all tree lined, houses bumper to to bumper there, then the river line station right here, the new jersey transit river line station. so the hoses right now are pulled across those tracks. no trains are passing at all, plus, getting word that there is a water main break in that same area whether it had something to do with the fire or not or maybe the firefighters trying get to the hydrant. bottom line, two scenarios are going to impact the river line service this morning over here in south jersey. and again, just to kind of give you location, it is not going to be big traffic issue but probably slowing folks down once we get some daylight and you can see

tree line streets there, and it is right at the river line station and the parking lot there along zimmerman avenue. we will get live look from lawyer never just a moment. ninety-five, warning crews are out there between the blue route and route 320, there until about 5:00 this morning, if you are coming into or leaving philadelphia via the walt whitman bridge, be ready for 15 minute stoppages, 15 minute interval stoppages until about 5:00. setting up construction, right now looking good on the freeway, no problems up and over the ben franklin, and new phase of the closures go into effect beginning this morning, the inner drive, the ben franklin parkway, now closed altogether add that to the one lane on the kelly drive, closure every spring garden, it is going to get little tighter as each day goes along as we move closer and closer to the draft. mass transit, though, looking good. karen, thomas, back to you. >> bob, thank you. time 4:03, we begin with breaking news, one firefighter has been injured battling fire in pennsauken, new jersey, let's get right to the scene. lauren johnson with th

is there any been any contact between you and the zimmerman? do you have any feelings toward still? he's made public statements and on various things but what if your link to him forever in this way for better or for worse, obviously with the death of your son but is there any feelings toward george zimmerman? i still am at the place where i was february 2012. i'm still at that place that i have anger in me. i'd be less than a man if i told you that my position has changed. there is a lot of anger in me because he took something away from us that we could never get back. as far as -- we are linked together because of that. the only thing that would detach that link is if our son was here. so i think that there is a lot of resentment, hurt, pain built up inside of me, would i ever want to sit down and dialogue with him? no, absolutely not. there are emotions ? i'm a man a first and foremost and there are plenty of emotions that are still running deep in me, just because of the love i had for my child. that's just being protective of your child. i just don't think i'll ever get to a s

talking points believes reporting from adam housley and maliyah zimmerman is accurate.ews agencies are getting information as well. so at this point you, the viewer, can assume that susan rice took an amazing interest, amazing interest in what the trump people were doing well before the folks voted. why did she do that? we don't know. what we do know is both the house and senate intelligence committee should subpoena susan rice immediately and both committees should send written questions to president obama. also the fbi should interview ambassador rice and conduct a very thorough investigation of her behavior. that's reasonable, is it not? because if the trump campaign or the trump transition team were spied upon by the obama administration, again, a big if, that has to be uncovered. and that's the memo. now for the top story. let's bring in malia zimmerman an investigative reporter for foxnews.com who was covering the story. did i leave anything out, malia. you are in l.a. tonight. did i leave anything out. >> there is so much to the story. it could take an hour to co

this happened on the 7400 block of zimmerman avenue.ewitness news" reporter trang do shows us why this fire was so difficult to fight. >> reporter: heavy smoke and flames poured out of a four unit building on the 7400 block of zimmerman avenue in pennsauken. within that smoke and ash, a lifetime of julianna sharp pell's belongings. >> my room is gone. everything. everything is gone. >> reporter: sean home when the fire broke out around 2:30am. but her youngest brother and her mother were. they and another family got out safely. >> i didn't even think about myself just my family, not having any clothes, um, bed to sleep in. just everything is gone. >> reporter: pennsauken fire chief joe polumbo says the old wood frame of the home fueled the fire. firefighters also dealt with a number of other challenges conditions including nearby brush catching on fire and getting equipment on the narrow street. >> we developed a water my issue with the hydrant that just behind you guys here. we to change our operations in the process of doing that the

they say 62-year-old steven zimmerman has been arrested, get this, 7 times now for ripping off restaurants. they say he simply walks in orders large amounts of food, alcohol, the works, and then when the bill comes he refuses to pay. the latest happened yesterday. officers say he refused to pay a $40 tab. zimmerman was arrested yesterday for petty theft and probation violation. >>> the asian-american community in the bay area is sounding off over this infamous video. dr. david dao says that he suffered a concussion, broken nose and two broken teeth when security removed him from a united airlines flight. asian community leaders here are still outraged over the use of force. they are worried race may have played a factor and want to know how united selected passengers to be bumped. >> imagine that you walk on the street, somebody raises his voice or her voice, do you have the right to attack him or her or drag him or her on the street? no! right? otherwise, you get a criminal charge. why would this be different on a plane? >> on monday dao's lawyers will ask the faa the city and the airline

theons discussed include influence of british propaganda, as well as the zimmerman telegram and intercepted telegrams between germany and mexico that proposed an alliance between the two countries, and promised mexico territory in the southwest u.s. analysts also talk about president woodrow wilson's decision making progress in asking congress to declare war. the world war i centennial commission organized this 45 minute event. into lace at the national world war i museum and memorial in kansas city, missouri. >> good afternoon, everybody. you can hear me ok? my name is todd sedgwick. i'm privileged to be one of the commissioners of the centennial commission, and it is my honor to help organize this symposium. i want to thank all the participants and all of you in the audience for coming, and the thousands who are watching this this afternoon from home as it is being live streamed. very briefly i would like to introduce the moderator and panelists. on my far rate is rob dalessandro, a well-known

. >> guest: so after the tapes were out the second phase was arrested zimmerman. this man has caught your son and has been allowed to sleep in bed and be free. there's this ongoing question of are they going to final peace charges. will they bring in a special prosecutor. can you walk through that second set of pushing with this idea but here you are the parents of a young man that's been told it having to campaign for justice for your child? >> guest: the whole time as grieving parents, our focus was to try to get justice so all these obstacles were placed in our path. what parents do you know this is a 17-year-old that if something happens to them they wouldn't want answers so we were not asking for anything any other parents wouldn't have wanted for their child. but people don't see that. they don't see those things because they are not going through them. they would rather sit behind a computer and complain about some they don't know about. i feel like everything was a struggle. getting the information about what happened but there were only two people that we

still massive amount of smoke coming out of this dwelling here on the 7400 block of zimmerman avenue here in pennsauken. this is a scene that has been like this for past two hours this call came in at 2:30. fire fighters expect to be out here sometime this morning as this fire is under control in the house, but it is cause ago lieutenant of challenging in the surrounding area. there is a lot of vegetation around here, and brush, and many, many trees, and so, some of the embers were going on to the trees, here. until fire fighters had to direct their hoses on to the particular tree and they are also, you can see them in the brush there, they are trying to get these little hot spots, out but again, this is a four unit dwelling, there were two families inside this particular unit, when this fire started, luckily, they got out, safely, but as they mentioned there was one fire fighter injury as he was trying to help two fire fighters that got stuck on the second floor of this house. he was injured. he was transported to the hospital with an ankle injury. he is expected to be okay. there a

this is the home on zimmerman avenue. of that daylight, we see more of the back of this house. firefighters are still here putting water on this home. there was a collapse there. the upper floors collapsed on the first floor that you see there. so quite a bit of damage. take a look again. when we arrived on the scene, heavy flames in the back of this house. firefighters did have some trouble early on. some trouble with a fire hydrant, getting water to this scene. so that complicated things a little bit early on. the good news is that everyone who was inside the house made it out safely. there were two families with children in there. they did get out. i'm told that there were four units in this one home. there are apartments here, three stories high. again, those top two floors did collapse as a result of the intense flames. a couple of firefighters had to jump from a window at one point just to escape this. one firefighter was taken to the hospital. had an injured ankle. is expected to be okay. some of the neighbors say

ryan zimmerman, the pinch hit three-run homer. tied at three. phills are considering removing gomez from the closer's role. but trust the process. bottom nine, two on, two out. cesar hernandez, the walkoff game winner. phillies win 4. 3. wright loves loves it. tide for first for the first time in three years. >> today was special. we beat them. after scoring that many runs, you don't know what to expect. could have swept these guys. it's huge for our team. >> two delays a row that we have, you know, come back and show we're not going to quit. so it's a fun team to watch. , you know, we're probably going to do that a lot this year. >> so the phillies, should they replace their closer? considering it. and we're talking about it on action news sunday. mike will join me live in studio for this and much more coming up at 11:45. >>> well, imagine wanting something so bad and you were just this close to it time and time again. only to come up short time and time again. well, that sums up sergio garcia's career. he's finished tied for second four times

that was a 2-0 pitch to zimmerman. a cookie. >> he was squeezed on other pitches today. go hector naris, the second most strike outs by a phillies reliever. knows how to strike out guys. since last september, gomez has an 18era. but 37 saves last year, among the most in the league. they will make the decision tomorrow. >> we'll see where we're going to go. we're going to discuss it. not something you want to think about, but we have to be practical and do what's best for the team. we'll see. we'll know tomorrow. >> yes, we will. i'm going with hector and you're going with joaquin benoit. >> yes. he's the veteran. >> the phillies have to figure out the closer role. and how much longer saving money? the gm reiterating this week they will take on big contracts when this team is ready. maybe this winter. maybe the following offseason. one big name that was here this weekend, bryce harper, mike. he will be a free agent in two years. now, harper says how about this, mike? love coming in playing in this park in philly. jason doesn't rule out. >> i don't need jason worth. too ol

the 62-year-old zimmerman is homeless and has been arrested for skipping out on the bill this year.mmerman ordered $40 worth of food and alcohol. >>> last-minute money from the state is sparing b.a.r.t. from making tough decisions. the board of directors were told they will get $16 million from the new gas tax hike. this allowed the board to take two options off the table. they were considering pushing early morning service to 5:00 a.m. and making seniors pay more a.m. and making seniors pay more for youths may still have to go up and they are considering charging 50 cents more for riders that use paper tickets. >> the idea is to raise money through this surcharge and also to encourage people to use clipper cards. it would be done in conjunction with enabling our ticket machines to sell clipper cards as well. >> 3 out of 10 riders say they prefer the paper tickets. the decision is not expected until june. >>> in napa, earthquake repairs are under way on the goodman library that was damaged 2 1/2 years ago. the downtown landmark will have its roof replaced and extensive work done to

coupled with the zimmerman renewed, germany's aggression decisively changed americans attitude aboutions with imperial germany. 1917, the ship was struck by german torpedoes. an american correspondent for the chicago tribune was on board and lived to describe the scene. noise.e was a muscled five sharp blasts. signals to abandon. we walked hurriedly down the corridors to the mid-ships. we moved fast that there was no crowding and no panic. we looked down the slanting side of the ship and noticed her waterline was a number of feet above the waves. the lifeboats rested against the side of the ship. i could see we were going to have difficulty in the dissent to the water. lower away, someone gave the order. it went down towards the seemingly hungry swells. the bow up, leaving us at an angle of 45 degrees. the tears of light dimmed slowly from white to yellow and then to read. d. to rea then it slid silently down and out of sight. >> a chicago machinery company executive working in london cabled president woodrow wilson after the sinking of the laconia. sister,ther and passengers on the

good evening everyone, i am frank zimmerman. on the creek police released this photo of a 38-year-old. they say this photo was taken from a prior arrest in 2014. investigators say he killed a woman near a park in walnut creek yesterday afternoon before police caught up with him in a call of martinez a few hours later. a standoff at that location lasted 20 hours we get new details from henry lee. police say the suspect had several weapons in that car with him. >> that's right. traffic is flowing behind me after 19 hours police have brought the standout to an end. take a look at video we shot a few hours ago. the swat team fired tear gas at this mercedes parked near .3 and howell road in martinez. a 38-year-old suspect came out of the car with his hands up and was taken into custody for allegedly killing a woman he had been dating. they waited until they could safely disarm him with a gun and two nights before moving in. >> the negotiations went on for 19 hours with him. some might ask why so long but the reason is preservation of

ryan zimmerman, base hit into left. trea turner on his horse, sl game three is a prime time matchup tomorrow night on espn. d.c. united up north battling new england. tied at 1-1, beautiful pass. get a tie.nd red washington spirit on the road, 61st minute. kick, jensen, the header, the back of the net, her first career goal. however, this game would end in a 1-1 tie. maryland visiting ohio state, the cross. gets the juicy rebound, shoots and scores the game-winner. terps fall in overtime, 11-10. the valorball, hosting touchdown come his third of the game. the valor fall. they are now 1-1 on the season. former maryland basketball star juan dixon has been named the new men's basketball coach at coppin state. this will be his first head coaching job with that program. the famous maryland terrapins hoping he can carry that success to the coppin state m scalpel. i have no idea what i'm doing. i'm just a tv doctor. i never went to college. i don't do blood. but now, thanks to cigna, i can do more than just look the part. is t

in zimmerman, and many other trials. and to be fearful in a particular moment. in a way i got that surprised but it is interesting in the city, this is a reasonable set of behavior. and they are lionized, they become the action he rose of do it yourself security citizenship for many people who believe that should be our right. >> i was wondering if you thought about the relationship between all of this and the rise of plea-bargaining in the united states. there are often terribles, i am thinking isn't it incredibly dangerous to have defense counseling, operating based on their own direction of this pathway, how did you find that impasse? >> especially with domestic violence cases, i am not a legal scholar. learning as i go, we can talk about this, a lot of domestic violence survivors were instructed that it is the best way to get out of serving more prison time. that influences the shape of the archives, influences the way in which we see these as stand your ground cases of something else whether it is justifiable homicide, and straight on criminal homicide. peo

that fire location at pennsauken, along zimmerman avenue.yourself extra time if you are using the pennsauken station to access the new jersey transit river line. the station is adjacent to the fire location, lauren will take us there, give us details in a moment. maple shade looking good there along route 73, again the lane closures, detours, and havoc here around the art museum continue, i know steve's been telling us we are expected to see the inner drive or the parkway going to shut down mode again sometime today, mass transit, septa and the schuylkill, looking good. mike and alex back to you. >> 6:33. >> firefighter has been hurt after flames rip through a large home in pennsauken new jersey. >> yes. this was, man, people could see it from all over the delaware valley. now all out basically. see what the scene looks like now with lauren. hey, lauren? >> good morning, mike. everyone is safe. those injuries to that firefighter pretty minor. check it outment you can see the metal staircase there on the side of the house. no match for the he

. >> john: even with two outs, you know, ryan zimmerman holds cesar on. you watch him coming off the base. he's trying not to come that far. he knows odubel will handle somethi something. >> tom: one ball, one strike. >> ben: how about a walk-off? >> john: don't threaten me with a good time. >> tom: it would be a nice way to wrap down opening day. >> ben: lefties like it down and in but i don't know if they a like it that down and in. >> john: murphy's away in the hole, second basic and trea turner is over there on the left shortstop side of second base. growner, routine scored. just gets through. he has to hit it first, right? >> tom: earlier in ball game he hit it. murphy wasn't shaded as far over. one ball and two strikes to herrera. >> tom: over to right side. that will do it. the phillies lose their home opener by a final score of 7-6 as the nationals bull pen does wind up surviving. well, the phils were down 7-0 at one point, but after scoring six runs, they were retired here in ninth inning and the nats take game one of this three-game series. our

the nats rode the bat of ryan zimmerman who crushed this two run home run in the sixth to put the natshead. it's his sixth of the year. that's where it would stay. nats win 3-2. they start a new series against the mets tonight. first pitch is at 7:10. new this morning.. the redskins have released their 20-17 schedule. the skins will face off against the eagles in their home opener on september 10. other season highlights incldue a thanksgiving matchup against the new york giants. the long time rivals dallas cowboys come to down october 29. check out the entire lineup on our website... wjla dot com. it' - one more warm day - afternoon thunderstorms (2-6 pm) - cooler weekend - timing out rain chances (best chance sat. night into early sunday morning) today: partly to mostly cloudy. warm. afternoon thunderstorms possible (2-6 pm). highs: 80-85 winds: w 5-10 mph cloudy. lows: 53-58 winds: n 5 mph saturday: mostly cloudy and cooler. showers likely. highs: 60-65 winds: n 5-10 mph right now.. good morning washington right now.. good morning washington discover the dinosaurs! we're giving away

and bottom of the nine, benoit gets zimmerman to foul out for his first save, and the phils up the nationals 4-2. >> finally seven innings out of a starter makes it easy for us. they are outstanding again, and benoit cut through it and it was a easy-looking save for him, and he's a 14-year veteran, and the guy, he's not scared. >> and the pennsylvania convention center, the black history and culture center played homage to robinson. white was a rookie in 1956 with the new york giants, and robinson's final season with the brooklyn dodgers. >> tough player. a smart player. and also a player who counselled you, you know players, and i am sure all young players he counseled with the dodger organization, and young black players that came in as i came in at '56 when he left. >> and it's showcasing today at the convention center from 11:00 to 6:00. >>> and then the reigning champs beginning defense of the defense of their taoeulgt, and lebron james tweeted his social media status to focus on the task at hand, which was winning this first game. lebron looking to reach the nba finals for his seventh

field jumper. >> zimmerman hammers one to right. it is going and it's a grand slam. >> so much for that d.c. sports curse. it was not there last night. all three clean sweep. >> they were great, although i have to say the play-by-play announcers for the caps game were lit. >> meantime -- >> gets pumped. >> sports fans are like -- >> 0-two last gh >> their curse. >>> coming up new at 6:00, witness a young northern virginia girl play the violin with her prosthetic arm for the very first time. >>> but up next why saying goodbye to home won't be so tough for this teen who is bound for college. >>> and then at 6:30 on the cbs evening news with scott pelley, is there a link between diet soda and dementia? fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal up