as carlton solomon jr. signs in for his hearing, he's greeted by a familiar face from his neighborhood on john's island. >> you don't like to stay home, huh? >> man, i was doing good, man, for real. >> huh? carlton solomon, we lived two doors apart. his grandmother is like everybody's aunt in the neighborhood. used to always go to her house. especially in the summertime. she used to feed everybody. nicest person in the world. he comes from an awesome family. just put your attorney name right there. >> right here? >> uh-huh. >> ms. greene, she's considered something like family to me, too. she's cool with all my family. they love her. >> i remember when he was born. i remember him small, as a young boy. he wasn't a bad child. he throwing his life away. he pretty much has condemned himself. he's going to be here for a while. going to be here for quite a while. >> murder, kidnapping, burglary, all type of [ bleep ]. >> yeah, you ain't getting no bond. >> [ bleep ] no. >> solomon is accused of murder and other

solomon. michael: nice to meet you, solomon. lemonis: the goal behind this exercise is to have richard see michael perform in a pitch environment. it's about demonstrating that he's capable of delivering additional value to the company without me or his father. i appreciate you guys taking the meeting and even being open and willing to even hear the idea that michael has. michael: mr. green tea, for over 45 years, has been serving 8 million servings a year, in manhattan alone, of our ice cream. so we have quite a large customer base. we want to bring that customer base into your stores, and we want to reverse-engineer some of our more popular flavors and get that flavor signature into your yogurt. we don't want to hide that it's yogurt 'cause obviously, yogurt has a very different, tart flavor compared to traditional ice cream. so we want to kind of combine the best of both worlds. the idea that we have is to take one of your handles in each of your stores and make it a mr. green tea flavor of the month, where each month, it's a

solomon thomas is a physical specimen. he's got size, speed, agility and maybe most importantly, work ethic. march 3 consecutive year the 49ers have picked a defensive lineman from a pack 12 school. so overall, things looking very good for the 49ers. because they not only pick up thomas, and if you saw him in his pro day you get a load of what of specimen this guy is. but in exchange for trading down to number three 49ers get an extra third-round pick this year, fourth round pick, and another take next year, the 2018 draft. but so overall very happy with the way things went. there are other things happening, let's go to the overall number one pick there was some rumor about them thinking maybe mitchell trubisky but as it turns out they go for the smart collection, myles garrett and he is across the board the most talented guy. he's a game changer. he's a guy who goes after the quarterback and a once in a generation type of player. excellent choice for the browns, and let's take a look at the board as the bears in a kind of

week is jason solomons. what do we have this week? the glamour of old—school hollywood is the backdrop for a love story between a starlet and her chauffeur under the watchful eye of reclusive billionaire howard hughes in warren beatty‘s rules don't apply. we have the sands of time, which reveal voices from a hidden mirror in the form of gertrude bell's letters from baghdad, as read out by tilda swinton in letters from baghdad. and wartime london's rubble provides the setting for gemma arterton and bill nighy in their finest, as they struggle to produce wartime propaganda movies. we begin with rules don't apply. warren beatty, he hasn't had the best of years! with that oscars fiasco. it has been 16 years since he wrote and directed... this was meant to be his big return. as he gets older is he getting better? this is a vanity project that he wrote, directed, starred in... it's interesting, he began at the end of old hollywood with his film bonnie and clyde. it brought indie cinema into the fore, destroying the old studios, a succes

rahel solomon is off today. let's get check of today's forecast with katie and meisha with traffic. tgif. >> you said it, tgif, just talking how excited it is friday. come on, katie. >> anyone? anyone? >> do you remember the cabbage patch kid dolls? >> already off the traffic, at 4:31. >> we will be talking about important stuff in traffic coming up in a little bit. >> well, we do actually have wet weather out there that i think will mess with the traffic, little more widespread, but most of it is not here for most every you, off to the northwest corner of the camera shot here on storm scan3, obviously some rain. some of it pretty heavy. we had expected this, cold front moving through, bridges with it some showers, even couple of rumbles every thunder. at the moment i haven't seen too much in the way of any doppler indicated lightning strikes, but it is still possible that we see thunderstorm out there. the meantime, temperatures kind of on par with where they stood yesterday this same time. mid 50's generally region wide. couple of outside readings, like in lancaster, flirting with

and that is what you want from jason solomons. that's all for this week. thank you for watching, goodbye. good evening. some fine and dry weather is in store for most of us this weekend. it's going to be edited on the chilly side and at times, as we have seen today, it could be cloudy. it is great to get out and about in. sunshine to end the day, in the north there is sunshine but elsewhere there is a lot of cloud, this is a weak weather front and behind this, it gets colder. tonight, ground frost returns in scotland, northern england and southwards, it gets milder. but there could be some mist and fog around dawn, out of the countryside. there will be some sunshine to begin tomorrow, cloud comes and goes, reluctant to break in northern ireland, southern wales, southern england. but hopefully we will see sunshine, it will be 14 or 15 degrees. ten or 11 in the north. with sunshine here, there will be called f. northern scotland could potentially have gales with rain later. the government says no cuts to foreign aid, but stops short of promising to keep pens

to take us through the cinema releases this week is jason solomons. what do we have this week? the glamour of old—school hollywood is the backdrop for a love story between a starlet and her chauffeur under the watchful eye of reclusive billionaire howard hughes in warren beatty‘s rules don't apply. we have the sands of time, which reveal voices from a hidden era in the form of gertrude bell's letters from baghdad, as read out by tilda swinton in the documentary letters from baghdad. and wartime london's rubble provides the setting for gemma arterton and bill nighy in their finest, as they struggle to produce wartime propaganda movies to pep the nation up through the war. we begin with rules don't apply. warren beatty, he hasn't had the best of years, it has to be said, with the oscars fiasco. this is his big screen return, it has been 16 years since he wrote and directed... and of course, now remembered for oscar night. is his year getting better? i could say, it isn't particularly. this is a sort of vanity project that he wrote, directed, starred in... it's interesting, he

never too late for a recording contract either. >> lets get on that solomon. lets get a check of the roads right now. matt has the update. >> the sad tune because of a not so great ride along the schuylkill expressway. from the roosevelt boulevard to this point at girard boulevard but all that is left is this trick or treat on the shoulder. it looks to me like an english muffin, thomas's maybe. and all the lanes are open and you may want to head to the river drives like the mlk. and westbound is even worse but over there just normal afternoon volume. if you come off the schuylkill on to the boulevard northbound slowing up to broad street and then again at 5 and street an accident at the outer drive and someone is injured so it's extra slow. and our crash along city avenue close to the cvs and rite-aid cleared out. and a fire location in bridgeport montgomery county. a situation at dekalb street. and north wales the bad wreck at north wales road at nap road. and lyndonwald that area along the white horse pike, if you head to pick up the kids at all smiles learn

to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomons. hi, jason, what do we have this week? long weekend, a visit to the cinema is on the agenda for many families, and they can climb aboard a spaceship if they like. those saviours of space, the guardians of the galaxy, are back, complete with talking raccoon for volume two of guardians of the galaxy. the terrible atrocities of the armenian genocide in the first world war era turkey are on the agenda in the promise, getting big screen love treatment with christian bale,

solomon thomas won't have to go to far... the have to go to far... the former cardinal will drive down the street to santa clara. the 49ers and bears swapped picks... chicago selected mitchell trubisky at number two. in return san francisco received an additional thrid and fourth round pick in this year's draft... and will have an extra third round pick in 2018. the 49ers next pick will be in the second round with the 34th overall pick. the raiders hold the 24th pick in the first round similar to the last year... the 49ers move into the first round. the drafted rueben foster with the 31st overall pick they traded their second and one of their third round draft picks to the seahawks foster is considered one of the best linebackers in this year draft. the alabama star slipped because of failing his combine drug test due to a diluted sample... and later being sent home after getting into an argument with a hospital employee at the event. foster said after being drafted 'i'm trying to be the next patrick willis' "i feel amazing right now.

he has also earned support from across the political spectrum, including from people like blake solomon, a national labor relations board acting general counsel in the obama administration who said acosta is very open-minded and fair and deserves to be secretary of labor. and we have heard from unions who backed him as well. in their words, acosta is an advocate for the middle class, a nominee with strong credentials and an impeccable reputation and someone they can work with to protect and make better the lives of working men and women across america. acosta's leadership at the labor department will serve as a much-needed change from what we saw under the previous administration. when too often onerous regulations that stifled instead of encouraged growth were given high priority. which came at a disadvantage for the very workers the previous administration claimed to be helping. of course, much work remains when it comes to providing relief for middle-class workers, but today's vote to confirm acosta represents another positive step in that direction. now, on one final issue, as we kn

gives you an idea of his physicality so it is solomon thomas added to the defensive line. they're going to be talking about that as a trade and pick up ruben foster. thought by many to be the most talented linebacker in the country. his high risk he had surgery and failed a drug test and he was sent home after getting into an argument with the hospital worker. we will see about that one in the long run and the raiders are out on a limb to sharp some other differences it is is a select for the 24th pick out of ohio state as a potential to be a shutdown corner but early this week he was accused of sexually assaulting a woman in cleveland and kind of a reaction from raider found when it was announced at the theater today. he says the allegations are false and willing to take a lie detector test. they are very confident that the hoping will be resolved and help out christian mccaffrey. this was the scene at their parents home in colorado. the panthers have made him the number a pick in the draft. we will be going to cam newton carolina panthers and the panthers on september 10

i'm jim donovan. >> and i'm rahel solomon. thanks for watching. "eyewitness news" at 5:00 and we're always on line at cbsphilly.com. >> the young and the restless is next. >> ♪ it's now open in the poconos! america's largest indoor waterpark. kalahari resorts & conventions book your african adventure now! >> esther: mm! my lovely son-in-law to be! and his wonderful brother! gosh. you both look so handsome. >> michael: oh, thank you. you look absolutely glowing. >> kevin: that's a good look for you, esther. chloe and i should get married every day. >> esther: you'll know someday with bella. when you see your child so over-the-moon happy... >> kevin: that's all i want, esther. that's all i've ever wanted. >> esther: i know. >> kevin: so we have everything we need, right? father todd's on his way. chloe's upstairs getting ready. the groom's rambling on incoherently. everything's coming together? okay. the rings. you have the rings? don't do that dumb "i forgot the rings" bit. >> michael: i wasn't gonna do that. killjoy. [ doorbell rings ] >> esther

. >> i'm rahel solomon n other news this noon, the united nation asks holding a emergency meeting on the suspected chemical attack in syria that reportedly killed at least 72 people. we want to warn you the video of the aftermath is disturbing. >> along the turkey-syria border near where some of the victims of the attack are being treated. >> survivors of the suspected chemical attack in the province syria describe what happened. >> this man says he had trouble breathing, and fell to the ground. some of the injured were taken over for treatment in turkey. the assault on the village consistent with with a chemical weaponment many of the dead and injured had no visible wounds as is normally expected from air strike or missile. survivors had breathing problems, some presuming at the mouth, and their pupils didn't respond to light. in brussels, world leaders held a moment of silence for the victims at the start of a conference on the future of syria some have claimed the president of the government. >> this is a barbarick regime. >> syrian regime denies responsibility. and so does it all

good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. let's get a check on today's forecast. it is friday. another reason to celebrate. the weather apparently, too. >> yeah, come on, katie, you know what to do at the end that far desk, come on, good morning, everybody. well, i have to actually say, it is very,er

life sentence for the murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner, good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. live at the criminal justice center in center city, where abu-jamal support remembers making their voices heard. alicia? >> reporter: jim, rahel, demonstrators who believe in abu-jamal's innocence has been outside the cjc inside the courtroom all morning currently protesting around center city as the hearing has just wrapped up. essentially was indirect appeal for the murder conviction since all of his prior official appeals had been exhausted. >> demonstrators are hoping for freedom of one of philadelphia's most well known prisoners, mumia abu-jamal man convict in the 1982 of killing philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. demonstrators are hoping for a hearing today that won't result in a court overturning all of the state's supreme court decisions from 1995 through 2008. >> this is a first time that one of his appeals is actually being heard in a proper sense. >> the post conviction release petition being heard today site bias, and con flick sean, a senior

. >> i'm rahel solomon. forty-nine year old appellate judge serving on the score, president jump therefore the public swearing in ceremony and the white house rose garden, gorsuch took the oath of office in a private ceremony earlier this month. restores supreme court's conservative majority. >> the american people, i'm humbled by the trust placed in me today. i will never forget that to whom much is given, much will be expected. >> i do all that i can for the constitution of this great nation. >> his impact on the supreme court will likely begin right away, he is weak seated in time to hear freedom of religious case on april 19th. >> in other news this noon, mean too many the trump administration standing by it decision to bomb syrian air base. >> shows support the decision for the air strikes, but russia and iran, biggest allies, warning they will respond with force, to any further attacks. correspondent weijia jiang has more on what is next for syria. >> the trump administration receiving strong support f

good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. jan carabeo was in the courtroom this morning in wilmington for the judge's ruling. >> reporter: three teenaged girls face their fate thursday morning charged in the death of their 16-year-old classmate amy joyner-francis. it took family court judge robert coon nan about that 20 minutes to read his verdict. the teen facing the most serious charge found delinquent or guilty. she's seen that this cell phone video beating joyner francis. the judge ruled the teen caused joyner francis death and should have known the attack posed that risk. the prosecution now hopes the verdict finally will allow the community to heal. >> that sense of normalcy i hope will soon return to that school. >> reporter: it's one year to the month since joyner-francis' death. the victim's family sat sile limit in the courtroom but said they're thankful for the guilty verdict. >> at the end of the day you cannot brutalize someone pummel someone in the bathroom and lead to their death and there's no consequence for

after son matthew was born in 1996 kerrigan and husband jerry solomon tried for more children. but kerrigan suffered six miscarriages over eight years. >> i don't know why, and doctors had no explanation for me. >> and yet you like a lot of women blamed yourself. >> yeah. because something clearly was wrong with me, it felt like. it's my body that couldn't maintain the pregnancies. so what was i doing? what's wrong with me? or what did i do years ago? or in my life to deserve that. >> reporter: solomon says those miscarriages were agonizing. >> what was it like as a husband, though, to watch her go from miscarriage to miscarriage to miscarriage? >> it's brutal. other than to try and be there and be a sounding board, a shoulder to cry on or whatever, there's really nothing you can do. >> reporter: it's something she opened up on "dancing with the stars." >> i mean, this like almost felt shameful i think because i couldn't do it on my own. >> reporter: kerrigan and her husband, who also is her manager, eventually turned to fertility treatments. their son brian was born in 2005. d

lawsuit, targeting not only the state of del but two former governors as well, add into un, aim he rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. officials failed to provide safe stark g, "eyewitness news" reporter alicia live in wilmington, delaware with additional details on the lawsuit. alicia? >> jim, rahel, the law. charges the current and the the past knowingly under staffing prisons here in delaware, the family of slain collection al officer at news conference earlier today, and so were the other officers, who were held hostage, in february, now, none of them spoke but it was emotional announcement of the lawsuit filed. >> it has been just over two month since inmates took over the james t vaughn correctional center in smyrna for 18 hours, five department of corrections officers were held hostage. one of them died. lieutenant steven floyd. >> lieutenant floyd was the epitomy of a public servant. >> with attorneys at news conference, lieutenant floyd's widow and other officers held hostage, announced the filing after federal lawsuit. >> after an exhaustive, two month investigation, today we charge tha

good afternoon i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. former price president joe biden is on hand. it began with parade down sickth street to independence hall. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos was there for it all and he joins us live. good afternoon, greg. >> reporter: good afternoon there jim. this museum a long time in the making today officially and finally opening its doors and right here behind me you can see the vice-president of the united states joe biden here to sort of mark this date. 242nd anniversary of the shot heard around the world which ignited the revolutionary war. today's ceremony began at the tomb of the unknown soldier at washington square and continued on to the steps of the new museum. in attendance former price vice-president joe biden, mayor jim kenney, governor tom wolf and pulitzer prize winner david mccullough. museum contains more than 3,000 artifacts from the revolutionary war period including george washington's tent. the chairman of the $120 million museum says it's been a very long process but he's proud the doors are finally opening and so i

. >> reporter: eric solomon loved richard matthews like he it was her own son. solomon said the two talked multiple times aa day, may, 2015 something went wrong. police say 1:30 a.m. on that month day matthews was walking in the philadelphia tioga nicetown section. >> him and the other young man were walking toward the parking lot and gunshots was fired from a car passer buyer, walker, i'm not sure. >> reporter: matthews was hit twice once in the chest and once in the neck, he died at the hospital. the city of philadelphia is offering up to $20,000 in reward money for anyone who provides information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. all you have to do is call 215-546-tips. all calls will remain anonymous. solomon said matthew will live on through a group he helped create called crime. >> they all work in college or graduated college. they help the little boys in the neighborhood playing basketball and that's about it. >> reporter: for crime fighters i'm rick williams channel 6 "action news." >> a former wwe wrestler is sharing hi

i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. for katie and all of us thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. we're always online at cbs3.com. >> get out and enjoy the day. meanwhile the young and the restless is next. have a good one. 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. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the download speeds. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. and verizon wireless customers can stream tv on the fios mobile app, data-free. get the best. go to getfios.com >> chelsea: chloe, please don't do this. come home. turn yourself in. we promise that you'll be treated fairly. we know that you're not well. just think about your family. think about yo

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. crash happened just before 8:00 this morning and northbound lanes of the roosevelt boulevard near f street in feltonville. two female victims that died are 25 and 44 year-old. male is being treated at einstein medical center in stable condition. investigators are trying to pinpoint what cause that had driver to lose control. >> at this point, it is all under investigation and we are seeking out witnesses, and, you know, trying to do everything we can to get to the right route of this. >> police say driver of the park tractor trailer was not hurt and staying in the nearby hotel when the crash happened. >>> and, this is a live look the a the scene, right now as police continue their investigation and you can see crime scene tape there north bound boulevard outer lanes remain closed a this is time but it appears that traffic is able to get by in the inner lanes. >> here's something you don't see every day in philadelphia horse on the loose with police hot on the trail. wild scene unfolde

good afternoon i'm rahel solomon. >>> aim jim donovan. we are enjoying july as we head in the last week even of april. katie fehlinger is live with just how warm it is going to get, katie. >> you know, you said it, jim, we're expecting temperatures that are certainly several months ahead of schedule, but i have to tell you that it feels so great, i was mentally making my summer play list in my head when i went out today, understandingably it is just so beautiful outside, not terribly humid either which is fantastic news, too. so, absolutely requirement a short and t-shirt this afternoon and whistle sunshine , sunglasses good idea as well. lets take a look at what storm scan has up on its sleeve. not much locally but you will notice passage of the frontal boundary. thunderstorms that got their act together, once they moved off shore but we had a few damp road this morning. that has cleared out. even though it was a cold front, we are actually going to warm up even more today, we can check off these boxes here , we have some sunshine, we ha

good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. lauren and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning, good morning, ladies? good morning, you guys eat a lot of peeps? easter day? >> not particularly. >> i like the chocolate ones, they have them dipped in chocolate. >> they're do-able. >> someone say they keep them forever, they get them hard he and dip them in coffee? i thought no thank you. >> i'll just stick with anything canned. >> i we can separate that. roadway looking good. we'll go right to weather. roads are looking. >> hey, fresh peeps today. it will be fresh kind of peeps weather. still warm day after hot hot day yesterday. 87 degrees in philadelphia. 3 degrees shy of the record high temperature, we got full shore in ac, beautiful day in cape may county, if you were lucky enough to spends the holiday on the beach. 85 degrees high temperature in wildwood yesterday. we got to eight an allentown, getting live look at center city philadelphia, we're about 20 minutes away from official sunrise, do have some clouds on the sc

. >> i'm rahel solomon. let's get a check on today's forecast. it is friday. another reason to celebrate. the weather apparently, too. >> yeah, come on, katie, you know what to do at the end that far desk, come on, good morning, everybody. well, i have to actually say, it is very, very busy in the world of travel. on a friday, this early at 4:00 in the morning, that's not something that we typically -- >> a lot of traffic on the schuylkill, little surprising at 3:00 in the morning,. >> nfl draft party. >> people still out partying. >> yes. >> so many people obviously just descending upon the city for the best reasons, we have awesome events going on, i'm sure that will have an issue, you know, when it comes to your travel around the region again here today. what i want to show you here, on this shot, i have a feeling, liberty place is lit up in green in honor of our brand new draft pick. but you can see there on the grounds that the road is still just little damp looking. we had some showers that rolled through in the last couple of hours, nothing else expecte

solomon thomas had eight sacks for the cardinals last season. at the end of the first round, they treated with -- with seattle to pick reuben foster who slipped to 31. >> the young man is going to be disappointed. he felt like he was one of the better players but i can also tell you this was a place where rubin wanted to be. he indicated that numerous times. it felt genuine. >> the raiders took calmly, 24th out of ohio state. conlon was highly touted but is currently under investigation for raped, something he claims he is innocent of.>>> defensive end myles garrett, mitch trubisky, solomon thomas, leonard fournette, and corey davis. christian mccaffrey went eighth overall to the panthers. the dodgers allowing just one run in seven innings but it was tied one to 1. the gap with a run score. they win 5 to 1. kendall gray men off the disabled list today. he give up two runs in the first marketing. he gets ben revere for 1, then leaps over revere to get cliff pennington the 3rd. unbelievable.,, >>> it's almost friday and we are so happy. >> seven d

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. all that plus brand new attraction in philadelphia opens up today but first lets check weather and traffic. lauren's in for katie and meisha's here. >> good morning, gateway to our weekend is here. >> i can see it. >> yes, so can i. >> yes, skip over friday, right to saturday. it is raining out there. we were talking about it yesterday and then again today morning and evening commute, yikes. >> things are just starting to get going. check this out storm scan three is showing a look toward harrisburg. about an hour ago there was a nothing, now thunderstorms are flowering, around the area, all of the same shower activity, popping up across portions of south jersey, in and around center city philadelphia. the showers are starting to develop. you'll need that umbrella through today. see that storm activity. look at how quickly that is popping up. that is concern for quickly developing, thunderstorm activity and some of those storms could be on the stronger side and some shower activity co

that will good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be here along in a moment. here's what you need to start your day in the morning minute. >> a man is in it control call condition. motorcycle and mini-van collided at 58th and walnut. >>> rye being look for this guy. >> nationwide manhunt continues, for the alleged facebook killer. >> authority say stiviano ends could be anywhere at this point. the search even brought help here to philadelphia monday afternoon. >> the u.s. supreme court spares of life of arkansas death row inmate overnight. the state was hoping to carry out several excuses before its supply of lethal injection drug expires. >>> the trump easter egg roll. the president and first lady kicked things off with the national anthem. notice what she has to do in the middle of the national anthem? >> ♪ >> ♪ >> put your hand up. do it. do it, you're the president. >> when i saw that footage i almost forgot to put my hand over my face. >> i remember when nancy reagan used to whisper to ronald raglan yes

well today is monday april 24, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on thanks, i feel

guest: thank you, solomon. he brings up a good point, two big points as it relates to mental health. the department of veterans affairs does not have enough mental health professionals in their facilities. that is a fact. they need to hire more doctors and more professionals. the broader challenge is we have a shortage in this country. across the united states, we do not have enough mental health professionals based off the needs we are having. host: so it is not something that more funding will fix? guest: general correll he is very involved in data sharing and use the example the other day. he said he is always excited when there are larger hiring initiatives, but he sees a mental health professionals moving from sector to sector. they may go to the department of veterans affairs. but more funding will not create more mental health professionals. . the second problem that the caller alluded to is the issue in our country of understanding the signs and the issues related to mental health. how do we engage with

good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. first what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> we have incredible military. we are very proud of them. >> this was another very, very suck fest full mission. >> the us dropped the largest non-nuclear bomb ever used by the nation's military. >> i say the mother of all bombs, and it is a mother. >> man is shot and killed overnight, in strawberry mansion. >> investigators trying to figure out if it was a fight at a nearby bar that sparked this violence. >> there is a lot of people out here that's playing games. that's just acting like they need it. >> authorities in philadelphia are cracking down on panhandlers, ahead of the nfl draft. >> it reflect on our city f we can help people, that's what our goal is. >> cold front paralyzing the south, and it means weather, go to before it get better, aimed at the well i white flashes, we're designed to keep in you fashion, yo. >> keep it going, keep it going. >> this was paul osmond the weather man at our affiliate rappin

i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm joe holden. jim is off today. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning. >> first, what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> this is just the beginning, folks. a swat of rain is going to just completely envelope our region. water main break in kingsessing, southwest philly, that happened around 3:00 a.m. your alternates will be 56th or 60. yikes. take a look at that. >> more road closures are now in effect for the nfl draft. >> we are in full shutdown mode, here in the art museum area. >> this is frustrating, to have this person still walking the streets. >> police want this man off the street. he is accused of attacking elderly couple in their west philadelphia home. >> this saturday he will reach 100 days in office. and boy it sure seems longer. >> look like on inauguration day? >> ya, ya. >> i got to say, donald trump has done a lot poor me in the first 100 days. (applause). >> and dow believe he's marking his 100 days with a rally in harrisburg, and katie joining us now, ka

. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning, getting us out the door. >> happy friday. in the world of travel already it is one thing after another, one accident after another, some of which are serious. we will get to that in just a moment. >> sorry to hear that. we have wet weather overnight, showers still throughout through southern new jersey specifically as well parts of delaware, really light stuff. don't worry too much about it. maybe couple of damp roads as you are making your drive on in. but overall, this is actually going to be clearing out in the next couple of hours, i would say, by the time we're off the air at 7:00 a.m. all said and done, and left with sunshine, but for now, again, you may have to be flicking the win shield wipers once or twice, but isn't something to require the umbrella for, overall, today ends up being great day. six a the current temperature at the airport, we were at 70 even still in the last half hour, but now dover has had a chance to

then it was ruben fosser with the 31st pick. >> when i think of solomon, i think of speed and quickness and disruption. ruben foster, he's my kind of player. he plays sideline to sideline. and he will hit anything that moves. >> reporter: fans, they don't care how lynch did what he did today, only that he did it. >> how much better can you get? it was perfectly orchestrated to what we need. >> reporter: the fellow stanford star christian mccan havery went eighth overall to the carolina panthers n. santa clara, collin risch. >>> as for the raiders, their first round pick was controversial. they lekd slekd gareon conley of ohio state. he is talented but he was accused of sexual assault earlier this month by a woman in cleveland at a hotel there. he denies all charges. the raiders are saying tonight they have complete confidence in his character on and off the field. one more time just in case you missed it there. christian mccaffery, the last two or three years electrifying stanford fans with his explosiveness on the field. tonight going to north carolina as the eighth overall pick. congr

today is monday april 24, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> weather and traffic on the way, first, what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> i love the fact that it is here, i just think they could have found a better morning convenient way to do it. >> day three of the nfl draft road closures goes into effect tonight at 7:00. >> these closures are more widespread than they've ever experienced. >> it is really disrupted traffic, and everybody's lives, for three weeks. >> we know what the risks are. >> police bus pot party in frankford. >> we know that cannibis is illegal. the fact is, it helps us. >> 100 pounds of marijuana confiscated along with $50,000.04 handguns. >> the damage that you see here is extensive. >> vandals trash the upper moreland swim club, causing thousands of dollars of damage. >> i know we'll get through. >> this but i don't understand why it happened. >> they're not criminals, but a police sergeant, in maine, pick up two goats he found wandering near a parking lot. >> well, the police department shared those photos of the goats in the p

. >> i'm sullivan, rahel solomon. >> katie, good to have you back, meisha, always good to see you. >> welcome back, so looking outside, actually, we have quite a few things going on. couple of accidents overturned tractor trail, bun of of construction, guardrail lighting, a bunch of stuff. >> thankfully no weather-related issues. looking like pretty quiet start to the day. we've had clouds rolling through, a will the chillier despite the blanket of cloud cover. temperatures generally ten to 15 degrees colder compared to this same time yesterday. looking to storm scan, yes, do you have couple of clouds, at least dry, no residual showers at all at this point. and things are going to clear out nicely as the day progresses but here you go. look at this. up in mount pocono area almost 20 degrees colder that n this same time yesterday. here in philly, at least this observations, it is the least different, i guess could you say shear, but definitely noticeably cooler out there. actually did break out my winter coat this morning. so depends where you are, just how cool it will be at the onset

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. those missiles were launched from frustrates warships, target an air base in western seer, yeah same air bass where plane that dropped deadly gas on civilian s took off from tuesday, eight civilian were killed including woman and children. now world leaders have rallied around u.s. while russia condemned move and suspended doored nation with the u.s. and syria's congested skies. we will go now to the kenneth craig live in the u.n. in new york, kenneth. >> reporter: well, good afternoon, the president clearly wanted to send a strong message and that is exactly what he did, now the world is reacting, including leaders right here in the u.n. u.s. warships, launched 59 cruise missiles overnight at an air base in western syria. the strike targeted the airfield where plane that dropped deadly gas on civilian s is believed to have taken off from. the pentagon says that the attack rememberederd airfield unusable and syria did not have time to move planes, before the missiles hit. president tr

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solomon trujillo is one of the first mexican-american billionaires, and he-- damian: god, i hope he's related. frank: yeah. oh, that's right! [both laughing] frank: he sat on target's board of directors and he sits on western union's board of directors. he sits on board of directors in saudi arabia, china, and he's very approachable, very humble, and he's a giant leader, and he's a lifetime awardee. mickey ibarra is closing it out and mickey ibarra worked for president clinton. and it's very important for me to bring these folks that are not only great leaders but have humility. humility is such an important ingredient in terms of pushing up. damian: absolutely. and is it kind of a round table? what--describe the day for us. is it a round table thing or is it a conference room type of setting? what happens? frank: no, so, the opening keynote is guillermo diaz. guillermo diaz is the senior vice president and cio of cisco, just right around the corner. and the opening panel plenary is executive and entrepreneurial leadership. the moderator is jacqueline, who is the ceo at the latino com

. >> i'm rahel solomon. let's get your week start wad check on weather and traffic with katie and meisha. >> here we go, back at monday morning. >> i know, you know, talking about it last week, so funny, doesn't matter if you are working during the weekends, it doesn't matter what you are doing. >> so just talking about the a.c. expressway, great to bring up that. that will be impact full to many of thus morning. >> at least the weather quiet for now. gorgeous day yet. did you guys get out at all yesterday? >> yes. >> yes, so nice, right? you can already start to see the clouds billing, how much. i don't think you are talking about any wet weather initially here. the daylight hours look fine, but the clouds beginning to build back in. so throughout the course of the day see more limited sunshine. but actually still quite mild. pat american general, actually looks pretty mild to me here in the next couple every days. do have series every systems that will work their way through, the first comes through tonigh

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. plus a line side a new museum which opens later today but first forecast with katie and road with meisha. >> good morning, here we are wednesday, it is hump day. >> yes, over the hump. >> that is right. looking outside like rahel pointed out a lot of closures due to the nfl draft. road restrictionness place. it will slow us down even more >> calm, collected, no problems, couple cloud beginning to work their way in but overall still pretty clear outside and chillier. you know, temperatures are generally speaking in the mid 40's or cracking about 50 at best right now. but at least it is quiet. we don't have too much breeze to contend without there, either. it is a jacket kind of the morning for sure. one quick zoom on storm scan three will show you already some, form of the light showers, across the alleghen ies, aplasia ans and that will work its way toward us. it will not be widespread, some of you may have a spotty showers, more than anything, it is a day that features, transition wi

. >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >>> aim jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in a moment but first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute >> reporter: delaware in mourning, tributes pouring in for corporal stephen ballard. >> he went to work today thinking it will be a regular day, and now he is in the here anymore. >> reporter: three two-year old state trooper was shot and killed in the wawa parking lot >> hours long standoff with the suspect, stretch necessary to the morning. police work to uncover motive behind the deadly shooting. >>> how long will we be talking about this nfl draft? for more than a year. it is finally here. thinks franklin institute. this is where they will make the picks, official. >>> according to the associated press with the push of the red button placed on the resolute desk. >> oh, god what happens when he pushes the button. >> a white house butler arrives with the coke for the president. i believe we have a photograph of the butler. there we go. yeah. >> poor chris christi

i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> i wasn't about to miss a big storm system. >> the heaviest rain has thankfully since moved through. but notice, we're far from done, with this storm. >> minute ago we learned that a third person has died after a birrage of bullet rained down on a north philadelphia apartment complex. >> the shooting happened just steps from a school with children inside. >> intelligence sources now say they know who is responsible for a deadly subway blast in st. petersberg, russia. the attack yesterday killed 11 people, and injured 45 other. >> it could have killed me. >> a scary moment for a driver after a rock shatters her windshield on the pennsylvania turnpike. state police are looking for two

that will good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be here along in a moment. here's what you need to start your day in the morning minute. >> a man is in it control call condition. motorcycle and mini-van collided at 58th and walnut. >>> rye being look for this guy. >> nationwide manhunt continues, for the alleged facebook killer. >> authority say stiviano ends could be anywhere at this point. the search