good morning everybody. 880 south bound nearly all the lanes are shut down heading south. this is video early that came in this morning. the other side of the freeway is south bound. all those lanes are shut down and north bound a couple lanes taken away. one of the signs taken down as well and a major problem for 880 south. our crew is there setting up a shot. should be on the air soon. we can go to the maps and i'll show you that traffic is slow already approaching south bound. this is also going to affect 580 westbound at 238. a lot of people come this way and make that big turn and use the wrong thing here. westbound 580 coming around the corner here will be affected and they are not telling us when this will be gone. after doing this for so many years and just looking at it, it won't be any time soon. >>> the toll plaza is a nice way to get into the city. no major problems getting into san francisco. should be a nice weather day. let's go to steve. >>> it will be nice today but rather cold this morning. there are a few 30s already. napa airport being one. looks like a

as they entered the deeper south, south carolina, rock hill's, that is when they first encountered violence and were attacked. is that theylan would go in and use facilities that were segregated, so black passengers would use the black facilities and white passengers would use the black facilities. as i got off the buses in south carolina and proceeded into the station to test the ruling, there were white segregationists there and they attacked the freedom riders. several were injured. they were able to continue the ride. there were other skirmishes in atlanta. the group was able to meet with dr. martin luther king jr. who was at that time president of the southern christian leadership conference. concernsvoiced some about the group continuing to ride into alabama. there were sources that reported to him that there would be violence, waiting for the freedom riders. the group was aware of his concern but decided to ride anyway. they left atlanta may 14, 1961. there were two groups of travelers on a greyhound bus. the buses departed from atlanta one hour apart. when the bus arrived, there was

double scan live, most of south jersey and delaware are in the clear. city of philadelphia, a couple of spritzes and sprinkles nothing heavy. western suburbs picking up showers. every now and then we pick up an embedded downpour. you see that in berks and lancaster counties. the afternoon will look much, much better. the day planner, 67 degrees by 11:00 a.m., mostly cloudy, leftover showers. 1:00 p.m., same thing. 2:00 p.m. you'll notice peeks of sunshine and temperatures climbing into the low to mid 70s. 73 is the forecasted high for philadelphia today. much cooler i should say, excuse me down the shore, cloudy stuck in there shower activity most of the time this afternoon. turns warmer in the seven-day forecast. we could see the 80s return again, i'll have the details when i come right back. >>> 7:02. the delaware valley is in the spotlight as candidates come to the area to woo voter support. bernie sanders on the wilmington waterfront, yesterday afternoon, matt o'donnell had the opportunity to talk with him one on one. >> reporter: bernie sanders wad

ninety-five south past cottman, we can expect this. ninety-five south at con man you can see still plenty of vehicles out there already. not even into the 5:00 hour. already good indicator it will be busy morning, on interstate 95 for sure. boulevard southbound, this is what you are looking at for those every you just headed out there, looking good, once you jump on the schuylkill looking good there, as women. patco make note of. >> this patco running special evening schedule tonight. norristown high-speed line, new weekday schedule starts today. make sure to check your schedules on line. certainly want to do. that will delaware memorial bridge, just quick reminder left lane still closed. speed limit is still 50 miles per hour, jim, over to you. >>> thank you, so much, meisha a still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, the common household item that could be making your kids sick. >> new information just released overnight ahead in money watch. bus first there is a look on what's ahead tonight on cbs-3. joe sestak supports a plan

million people in south carolina. the general assembly, 124 in the house, 46 in the house represent a combined total of 4.8 million people in south carolina. the congressional delegation, seven of us, represent 4.8 million people in south carolina who overwhelmingly support your decision to stop or try to stop the administration bringing terrorists to charleston, south carolina. so we listen to a small group of environmentalists about energy issues but he won't listen to the governor, the general assembly and the congressional delegation with regard to bringing terrorists to u.s. soil? that is alarming to me. so let me ask you this. has there been any sort of threat assessment with regard to the naval big, transferring the -- brig transferring the terrorists? i believe a terrorist on an island isolated from the main land, very difficult to get to, difficult for the terrorist organizationes that are supporting these terrorists to free them, attack the island or what not, they're guarded by united states marines, by the

keeping things cool. 58 degrees in south philadelphia. pennsylvania suburbs might see a little break of sunshine to start with. doesn't last. clouds and rain. the lehigh valley, rain will be moving in during the afternoon hours. as far as south jersey is concerned, hamilton township, a little warmer to the north. 61 degrees. at the shore, low 50s for atlantic city. delaware, it's going to stay cool with showers this morning continuing into the afternoon hours. futurecast shows 10:00 mainly dry. but here comes the steadier rainfall, just inching into philadelphia. that's at noontime. the steadier rain will be in delaware and south jersey at lunchtime, then taking over for the rest of the area into the afternoon hours. so a rainy day today. some rain again for tomorrow, keeping the shore cooler. look at the 40s for tomorrow. 49 degrees. we final he get some breaks of sunshine on saturday only to see the chance of rain return for sunday. i'll take a closer look at that and what it means for the broad street run when i come back in ten minute

to the south, south jersey, warm one today. a little bit cooler with the shifting winds for tomorrow. and wednesday back in the 60s which is typical for this time of year. a bigger cooldown will come at the jersey shore. by wednesday afternoon, 58 degrees. you'll enjoy bright sunshine, all day long. 68 degrees and delaware, look at those temperatures, sunny skies, middle 70s, some areas will get warmer than that. tomorrow, 70 degrees. and then 67 degrees on wednesday and delaware you'll feel the northwesterly winds tomorrow, up to 20 miles an hour. today we will see sunshine. no sign of any wet weather. we don't even have clouds in our area. look to the west and you'll see what is going to be coming our way late in the week. those are showers and thunderstorms. in fact, the houston area is getting pounded right now with heavy rainfall. look at those downpours. that's part of the system that will affect us, very end of the week and possibly into the weekend. as you can see the seven-day at the bottom of the screen. let's go beyo

e south? so you know, as somebody who taught now 31 years, i'm often horrified by what my students do and don't know about early american history and that's, you know, that's in the north. so i think it's a very important story and i think americans need to realize that it doesn't end in '65 and that there was kind of a whole new chapter here and that's what americans i think get a little fuzzy about is what happens in reconstruction. bear in mind there are black congressmen all the way down to 1901, george henry white of north carolina is the last to walk away, his district is gerrymandered, he gives up and stays in washington. the question of does reconstruction fail. if you're talking about shop keeper in chicago, it doesn't because now thanks to the 15th amendment you have voting rights that never go away the way they do in parts of the south. there's places in the south where black local political involvement actually rises after 1877. what democrats are trying to do is carry those states

this source of energy marchs east and the winds strengthen out of the south. all that warm air runs up the eastern seaboard. you'll see that the in the seven-day forecast. clear conditions, bright blue skies, a gem, get out and enjoy it. don't forget the sunscreen. the angle of the sun is high and it's easy to get sunburn this time of the year. tomorrow morning, clear conditions for everybody, the exception being the lehigh valley, high, thin clouds passing by. monday night it's already. tuesday morning looks good, by afternoon we see the frontal system collapsing from the north and that means showers and thunderstorms and heavy downpours, rainfall totals on tuesday, today, tomorrow, perfectly clear. tuesday, rainfall totals a quarter to a half inch. it depends on where the heavier thunderstorms set up. if you get underneath swift storms maybe you'll see three-quarters of an inch. lehigh valley, nice, 70 degrees is if forecasted high. jersey shore, sunny and cooler, because of an onshore wind, 60 degrees. philadelphia, 68, mostly sunny, and pleasant. the exclu

as the group entered into the deeper south, into south carolina, rock hill specifically, that is when they first encountered violence and were attacked. part of the plan for the freedom ride was they would test the ruling by going in and using facilities that were segregated. so, black passengers would use the white facilities, and white passengers would use the black facilities. as they got off the bus in rock hill, south carolina and proceeded into the station to test the ruling, there were white segregationists that were there. and they attacked the freedom riders. and several were injured. they were able to continue the ride. and as they traveled throughout south carolina and georgia, there were other skirmishes. in atlanta, the group was able to meet with dr. martin luther king, jr., who was, at that time, president of the southern christian leadership conference. and dr. king voiced some concerns about the group continuing the ride into alabama. there were some sources that had reported to him that there would be violence waiting for the freedom riders in alabama. the group was

south jersey. it will cloud up real quickly. so even if the sun comes up and we see bright daylight, we'll see the clouds mixing in. what you can expect is rain mixing with wet snow. coming south to north. so don't expect this to be widespread across the entire area until much of the energy focused south of new york city. there will be a band of heavier, wet snow. it's interesting to see 1 to 3 inches for western new jersey. again, grassy surfaces and not really the roadways expecting the snow to stick. it will be damp and slippery in spots. coming across the delmarva, we've got rain on the north side of that. there's snow and colder air to contend with. so we'll see that coming across pennsylvania and making its way here. 8:00 a.m., it's crossing the state line, if you will, and moistening up the atmosphere with rain through south trenton and toms river. you can see morristown, central new jersey. here comes the snow, but look at the temperatures staying in the upper 30s. so we can see snow fallin

east bay 45 and the south bay starts off with a chilly 49 degrees. micro climate forecast by tomorrow afternoon rapidly starts to heat up. note these temperatures will see at least a ten-degree warmup for the afternoon as winds turn to more of a drier northerly direction. san jose at 71 degrees, cupertino, 73. still chilly back towards pacifica at 62. for san francisco, we warm up to 68 in the financial districts. back towards the golden gate bridge and the marina, 65 degrees. the warmest microclimates as we head through your thursday forecast will be across napa and santa rosa with 77 and 79 respectively. this is the one spot where winds will likely gust out of the north, above 20 miles per hour. that again will help temperatures to warm up. 75 for pleasanton. here is the deal again, sunshine for tomorrow afternoon as you can see in the futurecast. high pressure builds offshore. that's what's going to help these temperatures to really bump up. as we leave you tonight, let's look at the inland temperatures. you can see we'll top out at 82 and 87 this

reside the metropolitan area and 3 percent the metropolitan area south of market is the home of many of the filipino and filipino-american cultural assess those faces and organization provide a context to the community more than one year history in san francisco and the district we're working to establish not only represents recognize and preserves the hefty of this community and all of their contributions to the neighborhood and the city and county of san francisco as a whole but also highlights the needs to stable listed the existing residents in the face of ongoing department here in san francisco and the changing environment in all our neighborhoods, in fact, since 2002 according to the consensus the filipino population has been lost to other outlying areas south of market is a home to many of the institutions we're proud of home to becoming the first and on elementary school to teach filipino as part of the curriculum and the first park named after victoria first filipino gold metal lift and the recreational center of san francisco the filipino corporation veterans equitable cen

winds south at 16. shifting north and west. cloud cover and early morning showers and once again rain showers will be with us for a few hours. probably 10, 11:00 we generally should be done with. it those in southern maryland and lower eastern shore linger longer for you and everybody we get clearing by afternoon and very pleasant day. i mean our temperatures would be in the mid 60s nice and spring like later this afternoon and should be a nice stretch of weather starting this afternoon. right through the weekend. >> and nice warming trend as well. i'll have the 7 day in a minut minute. you want to stay tuned for tha that. >> all right. >> mid 60s today sunny this afternoon. >> we'll take it. >> yeah. >> thanks tuck. >> here's waern a look at traffic this morning and 6:37. >> 6:37 big crash we were tracking 95 northbound by fairfax county parkway cleared. all lanes on. look at that volume. you're basically parked route one to the fairfax county parkway and south of that point another crash blocking shoulder near quantico and 5

the cloud push to the south. as we head in the first week of may it does look like temperatures will average below normal for the next couple of weeks. so your seven day forecast, chilly through even of the week with showers thursday and friday, and then saturday looks better, before showers return to the area sunday into next monday. jessica and ukee back to you. >>> the north penn high school jazz band will play in one of the most well known music festivals in the world. >> cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio shows you how they scored such a coveted invitation. >> ♪ >> reporter: they take the young but their music has old fashion soul. they are taking the soul on the road, to the new old jazz and heritage festival. >> it just makes me feel so proud this has been two years in the making. >> reporter: david devalentine owe is my tro behind north penn high school jazz ban, he lights the fire, and the results, music that you can groove to. >> when you put something in front of them, they surprise

we have low 50s in the south bay. ing back on how much rain we had from that system that moved through from our weather underground sites. up to 0.25 and in san francisco the prisido as well as bay view had 0.1 and then heading over to the east bay where a couple of cities didn't have any rain and then over towards danville and 0.25 and alameda had 0.1 there. into the south bay, most areas were about trace amounts up to 0.1 and then the same in the peninsula, as wem. so, looking at a nice little soaking to start out the day. this afternoon we dry out very quickly. and our temperatures will be a touch cooler than yesterday reaching ina the mid-60s. and wale also have a high surf advisory because the winds will be kicking up behind this system moving out. as high pressure moves in. so, our swells will be up to 16 to 22 feet today. and a period of about 16 seconds. so, a dangerous for surfers or anywhere near the water today and be mindful that we could have waves, as well. look at the weekend forecast as all of this mov

e south? how did that process work? >> yeah. you're right, any question that actually involves knowledge, i usually like to avoid. let me tell you something else that i will put in place of knowledge which is a good tip. there's a new map out that shows made by greg downs and scott nesbin that you can find online, i believe, that shows the location of all the military presence across the south which is much larger than we had realized. so this is a constantly shifting calculation that you're making because first of all, they have to invent the whole idea of military districts and all this. i will end with this observation which is not an answer to your question. i just want to be honest with you. >> thank you. >> people don't generally realize that reconstruction's in two phases. they don't tend to realize there's two years before what we think of as reconstruction by which we actually mean military reconstruction comes to pass. during all that period in between, it's basically experimentation

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>>anny hong: a slight chance for some thunderstorms generally south of the south of the aisle toward monterey county and the stand out a call for unsettled weather for your entire weekend and to sunday and more and for showers and the forecast for the middle of the work week. >>anny hong: at 6:00 tonight we'll see a little more showers a few more showers developing by nine other more widespread most of its a different light all across the bay area and then saturday even more rain on the way in fact you may even see some heavy blind and is was a fairly what an unsettled for saturday and sunday also looking at the chance for some showers right now with nothing to fifties. >>robin winston: if you have some drive to do this when you don't have to worry about any major hubs course our major problems. >>mark: they are now targeting businesses in the area here some images blurred images for the most recent tax act by vandals sister sentiment in round-the- clock security patrol no new tax have been found the business is left for st. piece of in the sandwich shop the six santa clara also been

no problems north or south. if you're headed towards the schuylkill expressway or anywhere right there. all drive times are doing okay. out in delaware county, there was an earlier house fire that's now under control. foulk road closed between naamans creek road and zebler road. now, additionally we are watching construction. this construction on kelly drive is now clear. that was headed eastbound between brewery hill drive and eakins oval. the left lanes with closed earlier. watch for crews cleaning up the scene. for now, all construction spots open at this point. >>> we'll tell you why a judge aallowing the victims' families to sue the gun manufacturer and when that trial will be. >>> hear about the michigan attorney general's announcement as the state investigates the flint water crisis. thanks for coming today. i want each of you to grab a 2x8 and cut it. you'll have 2 saws to choose from. ♪ you all chose the best tool for the job. wouldn't it make sense to make the same choice, when it comes to your truck

parts of the south bay. let's get a closer look. we see the rain moving through walnut creek, out of oakland and around pleasanton approaching livermo livermore. we see the rain down 101 toward morgan hill. a wet, soggy morning commute. it's all because of this cold front approaching the coast. we'll have a couple of rounds of rain today. this will be the only rain we'll see. there will be another batch. 1:00 this afternoon it is still raining and coming down. then it starts to taper off during the evening commute. that's when people will head outside for sports activities and also just trying to enjoy the weekend and get an early start. rainfall totals look to be about 0.3 inch menlo park. more for santa rosa. only a few peeks of sun today in between those showers. temperatures will be cooler reaching into the mid 60s for the east bay. it clears out in time for the giants game. first pitch will be at 60. 59, steady temperatures cool and windy. mostly cloudy skies. winds at 20 to 25 miles per hour. make sure you have warm clothes. i

typical patterns for south bay and east bay. unusual slowing for east bay 580, starting to recover right now. from greenville to the north we have a traffic break and reopened two of your four lanes, enough to clear that easy light counter-weight traffic. palo alto, no problems but a build 101 off the university off-ramp and headed towards san francisco. >>> soon, there will be a lot of traffic at the zoo. thank you. it's a girl. >> new baby. newest addition to the giraffe family at the san francisco zoo. the baby calf was named friday morning. i love the san francisco zoo. >> look at that! >> within 30 minutes after the burst, she's already 6 feet tall. >> born at 6 feet. >> she zoo is giving them some privacy before the calf joins the public exhibit. >> it took me 17 years to get to 6 feet. born, 6 feet. >> i'm still working at it. >> someday. >> have to wear pretty high heels. >> we know distinguished long lean animals, we all know the classic story of cats getting caught in a tree. how about a great dean. >> maybe one of the

heavier stuff across south jersey as we assume into cumberland, salem and gloucester county some south jersey, this is the batch a half-hour ago that was crossing over the delaware bay. it's knocking on the door of berlin, glassboro, it's raining, route 55 to malaga, reporting moderate rain. hammonton, blue about aboutberr. that's rapidly racing off to the northeast. we'll see a little bit of sunshine with leftover showers in spots. what a week this has been. the normal is 57, 58. 63 monday, 56 tuesday, wednesday, 61. thursday, 71. yesterday 80 degrees, parts of south jersey had humidity to deal with, it felt like june. it's the fourth warmest march for the city of philadelphia. 7.5 degrees above average. december was the warmest december in philadelphia. january was slightly cooler and february was warm, of course, march was balmy, as well. the winning streak continues. it's about to come to a screeching halt. cold front knocking on the door pushing through pittsburgh and buffalo. shower activity ahead of it. the frontal system will sweep out to sea. it will usher in much colder air.

looking south. the beijing government continues its aggressive push into the south china sea with land reclamation and militarization of contested islands. our allies are increasingly alarmed. and while all of these disputes must be resolved peacefully, that is best done with a policy of strength, resolve, and clarity. rejecting beijing's apparent moves toward defacto control over international shipping lanes. in southeast asia, vietnam's poor how manian rights record -- human rights record continues. bloggers are harassed and jailed. when myself or other members of the committee, chris smith, when we've travelled to vietnam, we have visited with political prisoners, we have visited with dissidents. when the president travels to vietnam next month, president obama could send a clear and unequivocal message to the community government and firmly stand by that country's brave dissidents, unlike he did in cuba. and i would also urge the president to stress the importance of restoring the benoit militar

no accumulation south and east. possibly an inch of slushy mess there in philadelphia then turning over to rain so we got rain mixed into this. where it is colder is north allentown, parts of burke and montgomery county. westchester county seeing an inch or two of snow especially on the grassy areas because it will be cold enough as the system moves through. so cold and wind, we expect winds to be intensifying as this system is with us later on today. it cuts off clearly real quickly this evening and we clear out with the clouds. winds remain. behind it northwesterly wind dragging in arctic air overnight into tomorrow. waking up tomorrow we should be dry and clear but cold and then later sunday afternoon we'll stay dry but moving into the area and we'll stay cold for sunday afternoon maybe snow shower activity way to the north but as we wake up monday morning another chance of the possibility of some shower activity moving through. get a little bit of everything on monday morning. about it of sun, clouds and then la

south philadelphia, 67 degrees. summerton 67. 66 degrees for doylestown and pennsylvania suburbs and lehigh valley running close to 70 degrees this afternoon. what about south jersey? brilliant sunshine. upper 60s in trenton. nice turn around for glassboro. at the jersey shore, ocean is still chilly. going to take a while for to it warm up. that will keep temperatures along the coast cooler. 58 in wildwood. lynnwood will hit 60 degrees. delaware middle 60s for wilmington, delaware closer to 70 degrees this afternoon. if you're looking forward to the 70s you won have to wait much longer. here's a look at the five day warm up which continues through monday for philadelphia, 67. 72 tomorrow and then up to 80 degrees on monday. but because the ocean is cooler, that will keep those shore temperatures a bit lower. but we'll see warming temperatures too for the jersey shore. close to 70 degrees on monday. the nice weather continues well into next week. maybe you noticed it with the seven day scrolling at the bottom of our

but look at the south bay. from mountain view to sunnyvale and points south from cupertino, saratoga, campbell. highway 280 and 85. yeah, don't you love that? waking up to the wet weather. shifting a little further north from palo alto. highway 12. and 92, i should say, across through san mateo, union city and fremont, wet weather for you. hayward you have some showers and to the north not so much. a little bit here in san francisco. and over into the east bay, though, we are looking at some light showers activity around 680. north bay we have had this band here from martinez to hercules, stretching over into the north bay. but really the north bahrain has been situated on the coast from dylan beach to point reyes. light showers around continue ron. the activity continues to shift to the south today. so you will clear out lastly had the south bay. and later on this morning. but it's pretty quiet in san francisco. 54 degrees for you in the city, as well as half moon bay with 56 mountain view. 55 morgan hill. san

south jersey in the 40s for the jersey shore and south jersey. and in philadelphia, that's 50 degrees, that's the starting point. that is going to be warming up. society hill is 50 degrees into the upper 70s this afternoon. see there are cooler areas, somerton is at 40, andorra, 42 to start with. cool start, bright sunshine. no sign of any wet weather today. it's all staying to the north. see some showers in new york state, that's part of a system that extends way to the west, even ending in snow in montana. it's all part of the same system. that's coming at us for tomorrow. the first showers could be coming through early tomorrow morning. here are the forecast rain totals. 1:00 in the morning. scattered light showers. look at the rain totals for allentown, doylestown and trenton. those early morning showers are at 4:00 in the morning. they'll move through and we'll get a break from the rain for most of the day tomorrow. it's election day. it will be a busy day out and about. noontime, a few scattered showers possible in the area. trenton, more t

frost in the pennsylvania suburbs and south jersey. south jersey at 31. not quite as cold in the lehigh valley and delaware. that's happening now. during the day today a nice warmup. 66 in philadelphia. we'll see 60s across pennsylvania, south jersey, lehigh valley and delaware. but the jersey shore, the temperatures will be cooler. the easterly wind keeping things cool. right now temperatures have dropped to 33 degrees in woodbine. along the ocean that same ocean that is going to keep temperatures cooler this afternoon, that will keep the immediate shore warmer. 42 degrees in atlantic city. go inland, mays landing below freezing. you don't have to go far to find the cold temperatures this morning. you won't have to go far or anywhere to see warmer temperatures this afternoon. the warming starts this morning for philadelphia, 51 degrees at 9:00. by 5:00, 66 degrees. seeing significant warming for the pennsylvania suburbs. starting off in the 40s, warming into the 60s this afternoon. the lehigh valley not as cold this morning. on the cool side at 9:00, 1:0

notice the winds flow south of the city mort of south letterly breeze, dover, parts every south jersey, warmfront that's going to set up somewhere across the region tomorrow. >> south of the front little milder, but areas north of the city, lehigh valley, you guys stuck in the cool temperatures, 50's, and maybe we hit 70 to the south near dover. then, monday finally those winds start to switch little bit more out of the west. pushing out the storm. we will get some miler temperatures back in in the forecast, overall pattern still remains unsettled. colds front well to the south. so that cool air just locked in today. here comes the warmfront. doesn't move whole lot further north. so periods of rain through your day sunday. temperatures may get to near 60 around the city. then the actual cold front will come through later monday. still the threat for few showers, and monday morning, into the afternoon. so, timing things out today, at least this afternoon, may be little bit brighter with few peaks of sun. clouds quickly rollback in here tonight. here comes the steadier rain arriving 4:00

this is our camera looking south. from astoria, queens. to the right manhattan on the upper east side. high thin clouds, beautiful weather today. more clouds coming your way, but rain off to our south and west that comes in tonight and tomorrow. so enjoy a beautiful commute. temperatures in the low 50s 11:00. mid-50s at noon. upper 50s later on. cooler tan normal, normal high is -- than normal, normal high is 66. you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. heather a minor mess on your hands there? >> reporter: a little bit. we have this delay on the new jersey turnpike. we were talking about this, you can see how much it changed. traffic is moving much better because of afternoon earlier accident. we'll show you right over here where it was. new jersey car lanes north near exit 14, right in front of newark airport. subway service running on or close to schedule and we have this problem in suffolk county. sunrise highway eastbound near north road, this is an overturned vehicle. we are going to look at the cross bronx exp

again, this is in the south. i want to make it clear, as doug pointed out earlier, there there were integrated gar posts, namely in new england at this point. but nevertheless what we start to see is increasingly white only affairs that occurred at the same time that northern and southern whites were talking about reconciliation, talking about the spanish-american war. they all revealed a heightened sense of anglo saxicism in this period. despite the presence of african-american troops, the spanish-american war seemed to confirm the national unity of southern and northern white people uniting for imperialistic ambitions. the war and the colonial expansion that followed in the philippines and puerto rico seemed to confirm the backward characteristics of nonwhite people and the superiority of anglo-saxons. so to return to our starting point, white unionists had not forgotten that african-americans or slavery had been part of the war and is just one of many, many examples i could get of this. this is the soldiers an

tearing across the south. new warns tonight for 34 million in the path. >>> secret tape scandal engulfing alabama's governor. refusing to resign under threats of impeachment as salacious recordings go public amid allegations of an affair with a top aide. >>> and fighting for equal pay. american soccer stars launch a turf war over wages. why are they paid four times less than the men despite

it is starting to drop south but it is getting kind of hung up here. we will very likely be stuck in the cloud from philly on south, and then we will be likely seeing a shower rolling through here and there. probably not an umbrella kind of day if you don't want to part one along. you will see more sub then anything. a product of the storms was this, look at this gorgeous full rainbow, looking closely at double rainbow. you have to look real closely but you this was one shot of many that came in the eyewitness weather center coming from walt inner north wales. we saw it at my house. jen our producer saw it. a lot of people saw it. it was so vibrant and out there in such a brought, visible scope. mean while we will look at the temperature change. we will drop about ten to 20 degrees in some spots from the same time yesterday, and it was a cold front. it did it job, about 20 degrees colder then yesterday. we will call it partly sunny. again, watching for showers south but nothing terribly widespread and we will see more showers return to the forecast, fo

particularly from let's say south hudson river valley, south through the city, a few showers and sprinkles even into friday morning. the farther north you go, with the sunshine. here's the front we're talk being, and showers will run across that, particularly south and to the west. pleasant sunshine. 63 the high tonight. partly cloudy, cool, 46. tomorrow we're looking at some early sunshine. then it becomes cloudy and we've got those showers and the afternoon the temperature is around 59 degrees. so you'll need your rain gear tomorrow evening, tomorrow night, and for friday. then we'll have some sunshine as we go into saturday and sunday. looking at some great weather. we'll have sunny skies saturday afternoon into sunday, and next week, we're looking at showers. >> that's a good mix. >> yeah, we need it. >>> the world's biggest hamburger chain is trying a new recipe to bring back lost business. mcdonald's is getting rid of the artificial ingredients in a new chicken nugget recipe. oregon, and washington. mcdonald's admits it has lost customers in recent years, so it is working to make its

south and a street. the three left lights are blocked a scratch the idea of offloading the wind at putting about another track. they're going to move the whole trailer onto a tow truck right now that is what's happening. they're using a crane at putting it on the tow truck. this relates are close at the south of back up stretches all the way to san leandro and the drive time is about an hour and 30 minutes. this is from 980 in oakland through the scene of the crash into high lady to. the opposite side always are open. the backup is not going anywhere. is back up through hayward and he and city had also into fremont. there is a veteran news for '92 was bound for at san mateo bridge. traffic has gotten out but the cars have been cleared. id was a good alternate route everybody's using it and it is a crawl at san leandro 0.238-about split to 38 is a mess as well as the flyover that connects to the southbound and that's. stay home or the evil but also between niter 10:00 they will try to get that out a way.

even though we are likely to see a shower off to the south we have a solid b. it is cooler by comparison but we are back to the dose of reality. mid 60's where we will top off the at 3:00 p.m. in philadelphia we will expect to reach 64 degrees at some point today. then fresh round of the showers and damp weather coming through on thursday and friday limit warmth we are stuck in the lower 60's. some below average days here, meisha. >> it seems that way, some people will be happen bye that. i'm's not particularly happen bye that. good morning. happy wednesday. this is what we have a disable vehicle i-95 south near route 322, was block ago this far right lane, and it is pull off in the median the not causing too many slow downs clearly but i will say make note it is out there heading out there because it is so dark and very hard to see that vehicle. construction 422 westbound where we are still waiting for this to clear, off ram township route 23 is closed should be clearing around 5:00 . make net that crews are still working in that area. ben franklin bridge for

member of congress but in particular a great representative of south dakota at a time when south dakota not only needs strong representation but a strong voice. i want to thank the young congresswoman for bringing this legislation to the floor today. mr. speaker, today it's quite simple. the united states congress has a say in the matter about how our government is run and the conduct of the government. the internal revenue service has for quite some time been at odds i believe not only with their mission statement but also at odds with their duty to publicly serve, to provide information and to do the things that enable taxpayers who want to follow the law and need to follow the law to comply respectfully. the internal revenue service over the last few years has run afoul, i believe, of the american people because their commonsense obligations that they have have not been met. today, we are here on the floor with congresswoman noem to talk about h.r. 3794, that prohibits the commissioner of the i.r.s. from rehiring any employee who was involuntarily -- that means forced out -- involunt

here's the scene on south columbus boulevard. police tell us the car was heading south here and flipped over, hit the curb, the center median of the road and crashed into the building here. it appears this is a peco facility. accident investigation is on scene. the two front seat passenger and driver, those two victims are at local çhospitals, one at jefferson, one at hahnemann. a man and a woman both were killed. police are still working on getting the identities of at least one of those chekts at this hour. we did talk it a witness who said he saw the car come past him just before the accident, came upon the scene after the car crashed into the building. pless tell us they are also looking at video of what just happened here. we did speak to a witness in the last few minutes. >> she skid, hit a bump, went up on to the center median, shot across and hit the building. she had to be doing 8, 90 because i was doing 60. >> that's all information will want to figure out, exactly what led up to this crash, what kind of factors are i

we are not seeing the progression of that clearing line pushing to the south. the showers now moving from washington baltimore and southern parts of delaware and new jersey and getting a break and anywhere in that southern area there are could be showers to pop this afternoon. showers popping up near omaha bringing scattered severe weather south of chicago and memphis and down towards new orleans and a piece of this is pushing in over the next few days, not severe weather but will also bring a better chance of rain for everybody. for tonight stars will eventually reappear north of philadelphia. 38 in the suburbs and 49 in center city and hunterdon county and north hampton county and parts of the lehigh valley, frost advisories go into effect through 3:00 a.m. tomorrow morning with temperatures dipping back into the 30s. and as we look at future tracker 64:00 this afternoon mid to upper 50s that is it. and trying to get some bright spots far to the north and we break up clouds tonight and first thing tomorrow morning upper 40s and low 50s and the rush is dry and

this man came to south korea ten years ago. he works in sales and notices he is at a disadvantage. >> translator: when clients hear me speak, their attitudes change immediately. i cannot succeed. >> he escaped the country at the age of 12 with his brother. they had no idea where their parents have gone, and were totally alone. when he arrived, he could hardly read and write and ended up lagging behind in school. that gave other students an excuse to bully him. >> translator: other students mocked me for studying with younger classmates. it hurt me and made me very angry. >> several years after graduating, he found a way to try to overcome his challenges. every weekend, this park in southern seoul is bustling with customers. the vendors have street food. this new program began last january. the ministry gives tips to truck operators in starting a business. and the career authority as well as auto manufacturer lends them the truck and offers the venue. he came up with the menu on his own, and specializes in tasty sandwiches. his

in south carolina, where we have worked massively to bring made in america jobs to south carolina, what comes -- what company is going to invest in a state where they keep these heinous terrorists. they are not going to. companies look at where they are going to bring their suppliers, where they are going to bring the customers. they don't want that ruby tatian on them as they go forward. now you look at the tourism aspect of it. who was going to come vacation in a state that is now known to house these terrorists? it completely taints what we have been proud to say is the number one tourist vacation for four years in a row. but it would do this to any other state. all of these implications are very important. and we know we are already having to stand up all of our armed bases, all of our securities because the targets right now are on servicemen and women. you are just putting another target, but now you will put it on trust in, south carolina. it's wrong to go and have states now have to deal with one more issue when we are dealing with so many is wrong. our focus now is, how do we k

pamela osborne is in south philadelphia. let's begin with nbc 10's lauren mayk, live on villanova university campus with some good news for students, lauren. >> reporter: yes, if you know anyone who is a student at villanova who is maybe partying late last night, send them a text, let them know classes are canceled here today. no classes at villanova university, no classes at the law school today. it's a give to the students who are celebrating a huge win overnight. and you know, i can tell you, though, one thing that is on tap for today in addition to celebrating, that is the cleanup. we saw street sweepers out here trying to get rid of some of that trash and glass that was left on the roads after all of that celebration. take a look at what they are cleaning up after, hundreds of people spilling out on to the streets to celebrate. this celebration lasted for several hours last night. partying into the early morning. >> it was so fun! so incredibly awesome. it was my first year at villanova. it couldn't have ended in a bett

then rain further to the south moving through parts of south jersey and parts of central delaware right now. 40 degrees in philadelphia. look at the temperature spread as we head north. in the poconos. 38 in the northeast. warmer as we head closer to the shore line. we can expect rain and snow showers for a good portion of the day and then our winds are expected to increase later on. could have a northwest wind of about 15 to 20 miles per hour. >>> nearly a thousand atlantic city employees have just received their only check until next month. the new payroll cycle is helping the city stay afloat in the midst of a financial crisis. police, fire and san contiguous employees are among those who voted on a measure which allows the city to delay it's next payroll cycle until may 6th. meanwhile state is suing atlantic city about payment the school district and making payroll. yesterday a temporarily ruled in favor of a stay by not freezing its assets, buying the city a little bit more time. >>> decision 2016 coverage, ted cruz is adding about two dozen delegates to his counts after sweeping r

the winds will be strong out of the south-southwest at 15 miles an hour. gusts as high as 30 to 35 miles an hour and don't be surprised to get homerun balls this afternoon, vai? >> all right. thank you very much, bill. here's something else that will make today's phillies home opener special. jesse hartnett will throw out the ceremonial first pitch today. officer hartnett was shot three times in the arm doing the ambush on the job in january. despite his wounds he helped capture the shooting suspect. officer hartnett had several surgeries and is still recovering. >>> fans coming to this week's games will get all kinds of freebies to get them in the spirit. giveaway items include hats, t-shirts and baseballs. fans attending today's game get a free hat. the team's director of merchandising told us more about what's in store. >> the first week of the season we're doing five of seven giveaways and mcdonald's opening night and it's a college t-shirt. >> and on saturday all kids in attendance, they're going to get a pullover jersey. how cool is that? on sunday t

look at the temperature in the south bay. it's 57 degrees and we have 50 in the north bay and some patchy fog developing there and in san francisco. we will have a mix of sun and clouds again today and temperatures a couple of degrees warmer in a few spots. the north bay up to 70 degrees and 68 degrees in the peninsula, as well as the south bay. our temperatures will be holding steady and then some rain in the forecast. i'll detail that coming up in a few minutes. for now, back to you, sam. >>> a well-known morgan hill personal trainer in jail this morning. he is charged with multiple accounts of sexual assault. "today in the bay" bob redell joining us live from morgan hill. bob, we spoke exclusive with some of the victims. good morning. >> and the suspect in this case, good morning to you, sam, the man in squegz the owner of the wolfpack gym here behind me here in morgan hill. he was arrested by morgan hill police just outside his gym. his name is david wolfsmith and faces five charges including lewd and lascivious acts on a

they w h the south had won. which is why they're supporting a new york real estate mogul who uses "south" to mean, "below central park." [ laughter ] and in addition to that, exit polling also found that 73% of voters in south carolina supported temporarily banning muslims from entering the u.s. 73%. what the results in south carolina made clear is that trumps positions on issues the republicans claim to care he's stoking racist resentment towards muslims, mexicans, and other immigrants by saying bigoted things. like this tweet he posted on the day of the primary. "i wonder if president obama would have attended the funeral of justice scalia if it were held in a mosque. very sad that he did not go." of course he wouldn't have gone if it was held in a mosque. he didn't survive as a secret muslim president for this long by falling for an obvious trap like that. [ laughter ] come on. [ applause ] for those in the gop rooting against trump, the only light at th. end of the tunnel is that as other candidates drop out

the south bay is away from this eastbound mess. that looks good through downtown into the west valley. >>> 5:18. steve, it's going to be breezy but nice? >> that's correct sir. thank you for listening. >> i listen to you every morning. >> i appreciate that. we have chilly conditions. a few 30s popping up in lake county. middle town in there and napa airport and santa cruz mountains so if it feels cool to you, it is. everything coming from the north west and triggering a breeze. 60s and 70s today. a possibility of everything coming together. it will be warm for some. the next rain could be thursday. there's hints of that. the question is sunday. today is a given. 60s and 70s and then we'll warm up. still a nice warm weekend and looks cooler heading into next week. get the air flow coming out of the north west and that's cold. napa is 39 degrees. a lot of 40s and 50s here. higher elevations are settling into upper 30s. mid 40s for some and petaluma in there. north west at santa rosa. 28 in truckee. 40 in ukiah. cold up in the sierras

south bay starts with the north bound build. i'm going to focus on this on the coast. 3:30 is when the crash happened. you have to take 92 over to 2800. san mateo bridge. no problems, a little haze in the air. san jose recovering nicely from an earlier crash. back to you. >>> coming up next, cutting tobacco at college. the looming ban that could soon impact students all over the state of california. ==sam/vo== parts of the southwest and the heartland - bracing for dangerous weather that may bring tornadoes and hail storms. >>> parts of the southwest and heartland bracing for dangerous weather that could bring tornados and hail storms. a large area from south texas to central nebraska vulnerable right now. forecasters say the storms may form too quickly to give people much warning. some schools are considering canceling classes. >>> peninsula leaders dealing with noise from airport are looking for possible solutions today. last month they debate the future of san carlos airport. neighbors say the buzz from small planes is becomin