melissa? melissa: thank you so much. lauren, in the wake of this tragedy of course, thousands and thousands and thousands of people are stranded who would go to one end or the other. >> right. melissa: talk to me about some of the travel prices you're seeing out there. >> you could take the bus. there are added bus routes. the prices are high for a bus. you could fly but good luck finding a ticket to fly between new york laguardia and reagan national d.c. as of 11:00 this morning most every flight was sold out. the ones available were starting above $850. if you fly that that is triple what flight prices commonly are. the question we're asking is this price-gouging on behalf of the airlines? or is this the market working capitalism? i reached out to all the airlines, what we do know delta added bigger planes and more routes. american added more reports as well. the others don't plan on doing that. this is the market at work. you could also drive, melissa. that is option for a lot of people. rent your car or take a car. m

melissa, back to you. melissa: peter, thank you so much. stocks near session highs, powering higher after two straight sessions in the red. let's go to nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange who is watching three big movers now. nicole. >> indeed melissa. let's start off with yelp. yelp was halted and resumed trading on reports from the "wall street journal" and dow jones they are in fact exploring a sale. we've seen mergers in the group. expedia bought orbitz worldwide and. it could fetch $3.5 billion. no deal is imminent according to reports but a stock to watch. whole foods market which is down this year is down again. down about 14% this year. down over 9% today. same-store sales slowed. they will try to get rid of that whole stigma, of whole paycheck to stop there. smaller stores that are value focused. alibaba down 17%. it had a revenue beat and changing of ceo. the chief operating sister will move into the ceo position. jo ling kent had opportunity to interview him. the stock is up along with it. melissa: thank you, ni

melissa? melissa: joel, thank you so much. the derailment could cost the economy $100 million a day. that is according to the northeast corridor five-year capital plan. let's bring in today's panel. todd starnes fox news radio. darius dale, and rich lowery from "the national review." he is also a fox news contributor. darius, i will start with you. what do you think of that number, $100 million a day? >> first thing, our condolences to all the families. there is nothing we can talk about to context alize what we are talking about. that is a big number. that broader thing might weigh on the economy, outside of new york city and philadelphia, that is consumer confidence trending on a basis. melissa: todd, along the corridor, so many people travel to and from work here. you look at that and cost of loss of productivity, everything else. >> sure. cold hard reality melissa, they're not making any money. they're relying on the taxpayer to foot the bill. that is a problem. the way i see it, whole point of amtrak to get to point a, po

melissa. melissa: jonathan, thank you very much. warren buffett delivers the blow to a fight for '15 movement. he says higher wages are not necessarily the answer. >>> plus thousands of calfornians feel the earth move under their feet. the golden state rattled by two quakes just minutes apart. more "money" coming up. ♪ [ male announcer ] whether it takes 200,000 parts ♪ ♪ 800,000 hours of supercomputing time 3 million lines of code, 40,000 sets of eyes, or a million sleepless nights. whether it's building the world's most advanced satellite, the space station, or the next leap in unmanned systems. at boeing, one thing never changes. our passion to make it real. ♪ ♪ do you want to know how hard it can be to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva respimat does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if y

melissa: 19? nobody has that many cameras. >> someone might surprise you weren't expecting might hold their own. someone might disappoint you. you have to see who will hold their own with hillary clinton. they duke it out to see if they rise to the top. i don't care if there are 25 people on the stage. after round one you will have 10. melissa: sounds like a circus, especially putting it up next to hillary clinton and crickets. >> bernie sanders. melissa: right. don't forget bernie. >> 19 candidates. possibility for 19 nervous breakdowns. >> great television, come on! >> it will be great television. i think republicans need an alternative as well. these are 19 serious people, accomplished governors. they have to find a format and break them up into smaller pieces and get a sense how their minds work. get a better sense whoer this. i'm not sure it will work if 19 people -- melissa: how do they do it fairly? >> do random draws. divide them up into four different groups. >> someone will think it is u

melissa francis is here and "money" starts right now. melissa: save me a cocktail. fifa's president refuses to quit despite $150 million bribery scandal that rocked the international soccer world. not losing money on purpose. exxonmobil ceo rejecting calls to invest in renewable energy saying he can't fake how he feels about climate change. >>> giving hillary a run for her money. the polls show two gop candidates have a serious chance of beating her, plus the one thing she promises not to do if she makes it to the white house. >>> no relief in sight, the storms have stopped and widespread flooding continues in texas. we'll take you there live. >>> and google's game-changer you search and press the button? look out amazon even when they say it's not, it's always about "money." the captain refusing to go down with the ship. fifa president sepp blatter digs in heels as europe's futbol association pressures him to resign after corruption, blatter deflected any blame for the scandal today. >> many people hold me ultimately responsible for the actions and the reputation o

melissa. this is an incredible expression of disorganization on the part of the white house over something that is presumably a very big deal for them. convincing the gulf state leaders that they should sign on to the deal that obama is striking with iran over its nuclear weapons. you, the cows are out of the barn on this one. obama is determined to do this deal with the iranians and the saudis and iranians qataris are just beside themselves over the potential that iran could get a nuclear weapon. they have said publicly if iran gets it, they're going to seek it too. what can obama do for them? melissa: judy if it is not a snub, four of the six people we invited are not coming so we're really bad at addressing invitation. >> right. the rsvp, push this button function. dan is right it does reflect what should worry all of us, extraordinary incompetence on part of the white house staff and the state department and u.s. government but surely by now we're used to that. what is going on in the regi

melissa? melissa: jo, thank you so much. let's bring back our own david asman along with charles payne the host of making money. charles, what is the buy on this one? >> i wouldn't chase either one of them. melissa: yeah. >> really? >> i feel like you've got an industry that is -- about creative destruction? this will probably be the biggest test case i can think of an industry where creative destruction, i don't see how we can stop it. if i were these guys i would be trying to figure out how to get on the other side of their business. melissa: john malone is the best in brand -- >> i would not sell him short. charles knows this. i have full disclosure. i used to work for him. i did a tv show for him once. got to know him. he is one of the best deal makers in the world. plus he knows how to deal with regulators. regulation will be one of the stopping points. nobody knows how to deal with regulators than john malone does. he has been doing it for 30 or who years now. he makes great deals. he plans everything out. not seen in

that meeting, melissa is june fifteenth and 16th. back to you. melissa: thank you very much. president plosser said rates should not be increased until early next year. 70% of the economists see fed increasing rates according to "the wall street journal." john lonski from moody's steve moore from the heritage foundation. he is also a fox news contributor. john, synthesize all of that for us. most economists think the raise could happen in september. based on what we heard from the fed minutes, do you think they're right. >> that is a guess on the part of the economists because the fed funds future market doesn't expect a rate hike until decent until the earliest. perhaps the fed funds finishes the year no higher than one-half of a percentage point. we simply don't have convincing evidence on hand strung enough to put the fed into hiking rates at september meeting. melissa: okay. steve moore we were looking at markets. the dow is down 12. that is bounce back from where we were meaning traders are betting what we heard from the fed minutes a few seconds ago is pushing off a hik

they -- melissa: come on. come on. >> i'm with melissa. don't see o'malley. >> is somebody with a moral center in the democratic party. melissa: he will do what he is asked. former president bill clinton stopping by "the late show." telling david letterman conditions for coming to white house. >> hillary has to win the nomination and she has to win the election. if she wins the election chances are 100% i will move back. [laughing] if i'm asked. [laughter] melissa: see, there you go. there is hillary clinton in many ways biggest problem, the bright light of bill clinton. hear cheers laughter applause. no matter what you think of him as politician he is very charming. >> that is campaign event effectively. that is promoting her without her saying anything. that is the way they are running the campaign, to dodge real journalism, not answer real questions. melissa: how far can that go? his charm he is the son that eclipses all others. he is out there. so charming everyone loves him but she pales in comparison. >> she pales but i think a lot o

>> i'll guess your age melissa. melissa: that is okay. dow continues to rally we go to nicole on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: we're seeing gains up 180 that is a big move for dow jones average that is one full percentage point, s&p 500 and nasdaq gaping more than 1% each. -- gaining more than 1% each, russell also bouncing back. it has been a tough week on wall street, russell was down 3% this week. this is a snap back, i had a conversation, with keith. watched trend line, and support line off of december lows saying this is a snap back. question is, whether or not you hole the moves then you can break out. but in the meantime, that is what we're seeing, a mover for you, yum brand a big mover hedge fund third point showed ain't interest saying it is attractive up are their stake in the company because it has been under pressure because of poultry issues, this is kfc attacko bell -- tacky bell, andtaco belland pizza hut. back to you. melissa: nicole we know that dow up 179 we're seeing a rally here. as we head to

melissa: dan, thank you so much. >> you're welcome. melissa: ready, set, hike. a dozen states are mulling significant tax increases this year. voters in michigan soundingly rejecting a proposal that would raise the sales tax in order to complete infrastructure projects. judy, todd, matt, are back as well. nobody wants their taxes raised. that is shocking to me! matt welch, let you go first. >> between 2000 2007 flush times flush times in america state governments raised their spending by 80% on average. 80%. when the financial crisis hits they said oh, my gosh. terrible we have to cut to the bone. no they don't. this is total demonstration they never cut to the bone actually. until they are starting to do things privatize to roads which only handful places do, look to reform government, when they ask to raise taxes that means they have lost the nerve to face down public sector unions and to cut down spending. melissa: michigan voters on tuesday reject ad plan by governor rick snider to raise taxes for that highway fund. this todd is a situation a lot of states a

melissa? melissa: yeah. all right, blake, thank you so much. the president's trip to nike kick-starting a sneaker war. the vice president of new balance saying quote, would have been great to have the president come to a footwear company that actually still makes shoes in the united states. to be talking about this agreement. shots fired. let's bring in today's panel. dana perino co-host of the 5:00 on fox news channel. -- "the five." of the ought are of a new book, the good news is. veronica daguerre from "wall street journal" i love everything about the story. give me the inside scoop. was it a mistake to sinned it to the nike factory this they didn't think about it? the fact that they sent thousands of jobs overseas? what, how -- >> i've always felt that the obama white house is never paranoid enough right? you have to be thinking what are your critics going to attack you on. in the white house they were probably thinking republican won't attack us, that's fine. they forget the people they're arguing with the trade bill are not republicans.

melissa, back to you. melissa: peter thanks for the interview. >>> talk about a blind side. tom brady suspended four games over "deflategate." fox news's rick leventhal is at nfl headquarters in new york city. rick this is a big one. much more than expected. >> absolutely. the patriots fined a million dollars and they lose a couple of draft picks. the league says it is all about maintaining and protecting integrity of the game and tom brady was not fully candid with investigators. he didn't share his e names and texts. nfl obviously making a statement with this punishment especially considering brady one of the biggest stars in the game, four-time super bowl champ and three-time mvp. the league found two patriots employees, locker ream attendant and equipment assistant intentionally deflated footals after they were inspected by referees but before kickoff in the afc championship game in january to give brady a competitive advantage. the league says he was generally aware it was happening. nfl vice president troy vincent is said we can't be certain when the activity began, th

melissa? deirdre: how -- melissa: how do i know if my car is included? forgive for put youing on the spot. when i see a long list of cars here, how do i know? >> it is 10 different companies right? obviously all these companies put out different models year after year after year. there are websites that you can go to, government websites say type in your vin number. you just go to that, hey, is my vehicle on it? that is the simplest way melissa. because we're talking about some companies and they put out models year after year after year it is tough to just give you a list but that vin number, going online, it in is the easiest answer. melissa: that is perfect. exactly the advice i need to get the vin number. thank you so much. >>> between light and shadow, science is and super cities and end of qe and first rate hike bank of america says investors are trapped in the "twilight zone." should hold more cash and gold. joined by judy miller of the manhattan institute. she is fox news contributor and the author of the book the story. we also have todd starnes

melissa: lack the savings to cover. the most people that cannot afford this fluctuation that they are seeing. >> they are certainly vulnerable to it. we find that they do not move together. by and large they do not necessarily drop their consumption and vice versa. from a risk point of view, you could be facing the risk of and income declined. you name it. when we combine that exposure that an individual has we find that the average household would need to have put aside $4800 of liquid. money aside to really withstand that. there is a gap. it is important that this gap is true across the whole spectrum. we do seem to have enough liquid assets to upset the volatility. melissa: lockheed martin. you have been warned. find out who is entering the military satellite race. cars parking themselves. you may not want to give up the keys just yet. piles of money coming up. ♪ problems the way same. always start at the starting. and questions the same asking. but that only resulted in improvements small. so we've got some ideas

melissa? melissa: jonathan thanks so much. >>> panera pats itself on the back for removing artificial ingredients but the move may be more about marketing than improving the food. >>> plus new evidence of a gene linked to obesity. why you may have to work harder at the gym to see the same results. that's not fair! more "money" coming up. ♪ nadir soofi. melissa: pa nair are is caving to public pressure to clean you up its menus. critics say it is more of a pr stunt than a boost to food quality. tony and rich are back. what is on the no, no list. >> 150 ingredients. it is huge. goes on and on. among the no-nos. some fat substitute. propel lien glycol is ingredient in deodorant and cigarettes. you hear where they're coming from with panera bread. melissa: they only had 460 ingredients. >> can't taste any much better right? melissa: i don't know. what do you think, tony? is this a pr move? is it the pc police? >> there is actually a legal and federal law reason to think about this. michelle obam

melissa francis is here. "money" starts now. melissa: deirdre, thank you so much. finally waking up to the terror threat, the white house stepping up its response to isis by sending 2000 rockets just as the terrorists take over another key town. >>> a second straight day of protests at mcdonald's headquarters. the fight for fifteen, as they go straight to the boss with one million signatures. >> >> monitoring your driving. making you pay up every time you drive a mile on a public road. >>> when is a bad sale, a downright crime? jcpenney sued for never charging full price. even when they say it's not it is always about money. >> thousands of protesters around mcdonald's headquarters for the second day. yesterday's rally forced it to close a nearby restaurant. i'm joined by tom sullivan, veronica daguerre of the qsj, brian kilmeade co-host of "fox & friends." thanks to all of you for joining us. tom, let me start with you. i wonder why mcdonald's is selling more franchise. >> you wonder why. here is the problem the majority of people in the polls say asked would you

. >> i, andrew paul daniel engstrom -- >> do take melissa rene warren -- >> do take melissa rene warren. >> -- to be my lawfully wedded wife. >> to be my waf -- lawfully -- >> the church erupts in laughter, including the 22-year-old bride, melissa warren. and just as things start to quiet down, she completely loses it. >> i just lost it. it was so funny. >> she starts to laugh, and then she just can't stop laughing. i know she's going to keep laughing. so i'm like, just give her a minute, folks. like i know the next one's coming. >> when the video hits the internet, it earns more than a million hits. >> melissa and andrew first met at seattle pacific university where they were both students. >> we lived in the same residents halls. i was a freshman. he was a junior. and we had a lot of mutual friends. spent some time together within groups, but it was after he graduated that we connected again. >> after graduating, andrew received some devastating news. >> my dad came down with lung cancer, like horrific tumors the size of grapefruits. >> deeply religious, andrew copes with his father's

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at the "action news" big board to tell us how the rest of the 3 day weekend is shaping up hi melissa. >> walter these numbers keep climbing as holiday weekend wears on. it's chilly in philadelphia. you might need a light sweater other jacket at 60. 42 chilly in the pong knows and 51 allentown and along the coast in sea isle city and at the boardwalk 54. satellite 6 and action radar shows you dry and comfortable conditions across the mid at laptic region thanks to dominating ridge of high pressure. tomorrow this ridge of high pressure moves off south and east. as it does so you tap into those winds coming in from the south and west. milder air pumps in for second half of holiday weekend. future tracker 6 showing you the numbers. 2:0 in the afternoon with that southwesterly wind you can see 86 memphis at that point and 82 in atlanta and warmer air will continue to blow across the mid-atlantic region as well. we'll talk about what is ahead. warmer for us tomorrow on sunday. humidity returns for actual holiday come monday and we're feeling summerlike heat as well. details in the full and

so melissa allen has turned to another inmate, megan dooley, for help. with math. >> you add 6 to 18 and it gives you the next answer. >> it's great. i'm not embarrassed when she helps me. i sit there and listen to her because i know shy ain't judging me and stuff. >> i treat people how i want them to treat me. math is one of my better skills. it comes easy to me. so something that she struggles with, that's easy for me, if i can help her with it, it's not going to hurt me to sit down for ten minutes and write out the multiplication tables. all i have here is time. why not use it for something constructive? 30, 40, 50 -- >> yes, okay. >> melissa sees learning math as a step toward getting her life back on track after years of drug addiction and prostitution. >> monday through sunday, nonstop, every day. there's not a day that passed, every day. i did crazy -- i looked like a damned fool. i could see myself out there. i looked like a damned fool, running around thinking i'm like [ bleep ]. probably smelled like one, i don't know. 37 years old. i can't do

melissa will show you a live camera shortly. and also route 50 the pavement is wet there as well as on 29 in virginia. much of fairfax county getting just this very light rain now, but it's ended right in washington for now. getting a few sprinkles in southern anne arundel and scattered across charles county. at there's one moderate shower lightning south of leonard town. that's in southern st. mary's county. all of this is tracking to the south and coming in from the north and east. a little band of rain on the eastern shore. that's going to begin to move on in. temperatures are fairly mild. we are in the low to mid 50s. a look at your drive time commuter forecast. that's next at 4:41. now a look at the roads with melissa. >>> first 4 traffic tracker is out on the roads this helps explain why we have so many crashes here in that area this morning. inner loop has cleared near the toll road but we have the problem 66 west at the toll road with the two right lanes blocked. then westbound route 7 at georgetown pike. be careful 66,

>>> melissa, thank you. the breaking news here in philadelphia this morning, a massive train derailment. passenger train derailment of an amtrak train late last night. you can see the cars still lying touch tracks here and -- off the tracks here and some flipped over, there were people inside those cars who were crushed by luggage and other people as they rolled around inside. and now the investigation part of this incident begins in earnest this morning with the arrival of ntsb crews. news4's transportation reporter adam tuss here in philadelphia with me this morning with that part of our coverage. adam? >> reporter: that's right, aaron. what we are being told is that some ntsb members are already on the scene here and more are certain to show up. we know that they launched from washington last night. so they'll be here today taking control of the scene. but i want to walk everybody around the neighborhood outside the crash scene. come with me here. i want to show you what we're dealing with. this is an ind

have some fun down the shore. >> bring back a kite melissa. she is learning all day at the shore. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, what a difference a day makes 76 tomorrow and sunshine and breezy and saturday a little chill in the air and loads of sunshine with a high of 70 and we bump it up to 80 degrees on sunday and muggy and increasing clouds during the day and memorial day here we go feeling like summer 85 degrees and on the humid side and could get a pop-up thunderstorm late in the day and i don't expect the activity tuesday and wednesday we have a good shot of hitting 90 degrees for the first time this year and still a fizzle on thursday with a high of 88 degrees if you like spring time, you'll enjoy saturday and it gets hot next week if you like it hot. >> finally tonight an impressive achieve many for students at a princeton new jersey middle school, the governor's cup was given today at john withers middle school. they donated 6,000 pounds of food to the mercer friends food bank and they got their congratulations today. >>> world news is next on channel 6 a

hi, melissa. >> reporter: hi, sharrie. as john mentioned once you ventured back to the real world i think you'll be pleasantly surprised. we have really comfortable conditions across much of the delaware and lehigh valleys. in fact we have a warm streak for our memorial day. the high so far in philadelphia 87 degrees. nine of the last 10 memorial days have been well above average and we were once again above the norm today. it's 86 in philadelphia, 81 in millville, 82 up in the poconos and lancaster out to the west 83. but much cooler with that south facing wind from beach haven down to sea isle city. temperatures are currently in the upper 60's. check out some of the wind gusts. even though it is warm today that constant breeze out of the south so it doesn't feel too bad winds gusting anywhere from 22 miles per hour in millville to as high as 30 miles per hour in philadelphia. so we've got you covered if you're spending the rest of your evening and the rest of your memorial day holiday outdoors. 7:00 p.m., 82, mostly sunn

get your first prescription free at anoro.com. >>> meteorologist melissa magee is back now a fice day to fly a kite outdoors. >> a better day to fly a kite, i was trying, little wind it's difficult. it's nice and breezy today. live stormtracker 6 live double scan shows it's quiet and breezy we'll show you the picture outside sky 6 hd from our temple camera, a gorgeous day to be outdoors a lot of people traveling south down on broad street, get out and enjoy it this is the start of our holiday weekend, temperatures north and west of town are in the 60s and even 70 in coatesville and 67 for martins creek and same thing in areas of quakertown and slatington coming in at 65 you, down across new jersey, in woodbine, ewing 73 and 70 for smyrna. mostly sunny across the region but a cold front from the great lakes is dipping down east as the day goes on maybe a spotty shower north and west of philadelphia, but the front will sag to the south as we get into the start of our weekend, high pressure will return and it's a touch cooler than tomorrow and after that the numbers start to rebound nice

how is the commute going, melissa? >> right now first 4 traffic tracker on the inner loop of the beltway. nice and dry. no major problems at this point this morning. it was a different scene on the way down

i'll send it back inside you to folks. >> melissa thank you. you could not have asked for a more perfect day for one of philadelphia's biggest athletic events of the year. tens of thousands of people took part in the broad street run. >> ten miles of endurance strength determination and a whole lot of fun. katherine scott brings us the silingts and sounds from today's big event. >> the first runner to cross the finish line coming in under 48 minutes in this year's independence broad street run. for the women it was jabor who arrived first and tony was victory in the wheelchair division. thousands of spectators lined the route. >> it feels great. gives you second gear or extra gears when they screaming at you. >> there were scary moments along the course. two runners went into cardiac arrest one at the finish line. they were revived and rushed to the hospital. more than 40,000 people registered for this year's ten miler that starts in olney and ends at the navy yard. runners make their way through neighborhoods and look to spectators for energy

thanks for the warning melissa. much more still to come in our next half hour of "action news" at 5:00. our coverage of memorial day continues as we bringing more of the festivities going on all across our region. >> and with the warmer weather comes the outdoor grilling. but rush that you're doing it safely? we'll hear from the experts on how you can enjoy that cookout without any worries. we'll have those stories plus jaime apody has phillies-mets highlights in sports when "action news" comes right back. >> okay. well, sir. after some serious consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. red velvet. oh, thank you. i made this.

"action news" reporter john recalls is live at the steel pier we begin with meteorologist melissa magee outdoors soak up what is left of the evening sunshine. hey, melissa. >> hi there walter, sarah basking in the sunshine it was a beautiful day today and warmer than the start of our holiday weekend. check out the numbers across much of the delaware and lehigh valley. it's 81 in philadelphia. and 80 in trenton and 74 up in the poconos and along the coast touch cooler. 70 wildwood and atlantic city 69. when you look at 24 hour temperature change with you seat numbers coming up. this same time yesterday we had high temperature of 70. right now we're 11 degrees warmer in the city than we were this same time yesterday. 18 degrees warmer in beach haven than 24 hours ago and 11 warmner allentown. stormtracker 6 double scan shows you we have a ridge of high pressure just off the coast and down south and east much warmer today and tapping into the southwesterly wind and can seat unsettled weather stays off to the west for now. and so future tracker 6 showing you it's all about the temperatures.

happy friday melissa. >> happy friday to you rick. what a difference a day makes yesterday we were stuck in the 50s with plenty of cloud cover and today we are basking in the sunshine 72 in philadelphia and 72 in trenton and 60 at the poconos. along the coast in atlantic city 64 and 63 down in dover. the wind speed is breezy, 20 miles per hour in wilmington but look at the wind particles with the wind and the direction is coming in from the west and that lets you know that things are warming up at the surface, and already 11 degrees in the city than the same time yesterday. looking ahead we have you covered with your friday day planner, partly sunny at 3:00 and temperature at 76 and 5:0073 underneath a partly sunny skies and 70 at 7:00 and 63 at 9:00. we have you covered with your friday get away, in the city high of 76 and mostly sunny down the shore as well. with a high of 72 degree but the breeze from the north-northwest today and the poconos a spotty afternoon shower is likely with a frontal boundary dipping to the south but other

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>> thanks, melissa. it's 5:01. out of wisconsin four people are dead of a shooting on the bridge in the eastern part of that state. take a look at this new video in. one of the four people killed is the gunman. one person is in critical condition. at this point police say the shooting appears to be a random act of violence. >>> police say they killed two men outside of a controversial art exhibit. organizers asked the artist to draw the prophet muhammad. they say they rushed to garland, texas, outside of dallas after the men shot a security guard last night. in the video you can see a bomb squad checking the shooter's car hours ago. the art exhibit's organizer wanted to make a stand for free speech and jay gray will bring us a live report in ten minutes. >>> today the maryland national guard will begin pulling out of baltimore. the mayor stephanie rawlings-blake lifted that curfew. the mayor implemented the order, no one outside after 10:00 p.m. the governor called in the national guard. since that violent night pr

magee is live to tell us why they did this and melissa who won? >> well, here is the best part, we are not going to know who won, and we won't reveal it and you will know as the story starts to play. i love coming to the cape may lighthouse when are you here you feel like you are part of history. mariners used this to guide their vessels through the water and now at 6 abc this is a point of trivia more specifically trivia for myself and also for adam joseph we got carried away and we have the cape may courthouse challenge. let the games begin. >> we have climbed it before and have the pictures to prove it the cape may lighthouse is a frequent stop during our seasonal jaunts to the shore the lighthouse is a treasure since the 1800s a beacon mariners and the people in the studio, i was down in lbi last year and adam asked the trivia question. >> how many steps at the cape may lighthouse. >> let me preface the answer by saying you got the answer wrong to old barney. >> 202? >> 217. and 199 steps up the spiral staircase now we figured out the math it'

and 8 0s not far behind. >> thank you melissa. >> melissa keep nraiping for a rip to the hospital from the bucks county beryl. he was paid in the heingt which and flown to kherp's hospital of philadelphia. this incident happened before 3:30900 and vel vie. the girl's grandmother says she's fine and was taken to the hospital after abundance. she was shot by a 2-year-old early familiar remember. >> i'm the wchtion turnpike ended with one killed and four injured. it happened in bensalem as workers were changing a traffic pattern in the eastern lanes. the driver of the car slammed into the construction wrecks and died at the scene. people who live nearby say this was only a matter of time it happening. >> i'm kind of surprised what happened sapd they're always witnessing by absolutely. >> one of those workers are mains in criminal conditions and turnpike what you want do to making make sure you. >> chopper 6 in high definition over the new jersey turnpike late last night where among four solders were getting ready in a crash. they were inside a humvee clipped by a car trying to change lane

an nbc news exclusive melissa rivers opens but that the loss of her mother. why she says her mother's death was entirely preventable. >>> facebook sheryl sandburg and a terrible tragedy on a family vacation. what we're learning about it tonight. >>> tonight eight months into the shocking death of joan rivers, her daughter, melissa, is opening up in her first interview about her mother's passing following a throat procedure at a clinic in new york. she sat down with matt lauer to talk about joan and the circumstances surrounding her tragic death. >> i had gotten e-mails on the plane she was in a medically induced coma and they were dropping her body temperature. which i knew was bad, because that was the protocol for catastrophic brain injury. >> reporter: do you remember when you walked in the hospital? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: what did you see? >> i couldn't believe what i was seeing. it becomes very surreal. and there's my mom and machines and doctors. >> reporter: a week after she underwent a throat procedure at yorkville endoscopy she died in the hospital

magee is at the "action news" big board with the very latest, hi there, melissa. >> we are starting to see showers and storms mainly line up and set up north and west of that i-95 corridor. storm tracker six live double scan radar showing thaw activity moving in lancaster berks, lehigh counties. we will go in tighter into the north and west of philadelphia. we have severe thunderstorm warning that has been posted, that is say for the next 15 minutes up until 6:15 this evening, for lehigh, northampton, bucks berks counties, as we are tracking this activity that continued to move on off to the south and east at 20 miles per hour. so if you are in allentown we are tracking threat of showers and storms to the south and east of bethlehem and also to the north of quakertown and green lane at this hour. storm tracker six live double scan radar treat level shows you the thunderstorms we are tracking that continues to progress to the south and east at the 20 miles per hour, and this activity will be scattered about much of the delaware and lehigh valleys. why the the showers and storms? well

felo did the autopsy of melissa williams. he identified 24 gunshot wounds six of which taken in isolation were fatal. wound 8 was caused by a bullet that entered just under the collar bone. about two inches to the right of midline and into the lung. that wound has a trajectory straight in. and from left, her left to right. the projectile that made wound 9 entered williams' chest on a downward trajectory went left to right. slashed the lung and pierced the ascending aorta. gunshot wound 10 was on the right side of williams' chest. less than an inch from the midline. the bullet that caused it had a downward trajectory came from left to the right. and went through the sac around the heart and ripped the superior serena cava the major vein that drains blood from the heart. wound 11 is lower on williams' chest and on the left side. about two inches from the center of her body. and was caused by a bullet coming down and also from left to right. this bullet went through the heart's right ventricle and lacerated williams' right diaph

for more on your friday lets head outside to melissa magee, who is in for david murphy. >> happy friday we are enjoying the sunshine, in fact basking in it on our patio a nice mixture of sunshine and clouds, temperatures are at 76 in the city, average is 70 78 in trenton and along the coast though you notice it's much cooler with the south facing wind and beach haven to see soil city temperatures in the upper 60s. here is satellite 6 along with action radar we have got high pressure in control and it's really over new england, it's providing us with a nice mixture of sunshine and clouds and you notice moisture down along the south and east and that stays well below our region for the weekend. we have you covered perhaps are you watching or attending the dad vail regatta kicking off today. the temperatures are heating up with temperatures of 79 and a temperature of 84 here in philadelphia we'll talk about what is ahead when the summer like preview continues as we get into your friday and this weekend. it's warm for mom on mothers day, we'll have an update on what mom can expect and tropi

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melissa mollet's alma mater placed third. howard university came in 18th out of 27 schools on that list. >>> we have so many great schools right in our area. >> you have to remember -- >> cost effective too depending on where you live. >> just because it has a name that everybody knows or some fancy advertising plan good college out there. there are lots of them with good programs. >>> right now, we are watching a developing story out of texas for you. severe weather continues to pound parts of that state. we're learning more at this hour about a tornado that hit a small community in the eastern part of texas. we're keeping an eye on that. the damage people there are waking up to this morning. that's next at 6:00. >>> 71 degrees outside. look at the nation's capital. that haze you see is the sign of humidity in the air this morning. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is tracking the potential for storms today. weather and traffic on the 1s next on "news4 today." stay with us. >>> "news4 today" starts now. >> right now, a

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melissa: mcdonald's announcing plans to win you backing. talks of restructuring and cost cutting. not one mention of the food though. uh-oh. >>> massive stimulus and what do we have to show for us? new fears after lost decade as slow growth trudges on. >>> fight of the century that wasn't. backlash against pay-per-view as boxing fans take matters into their own hands because even when they say it's not, it is always about money melissa: as hillary clinton takes another grabbing at the oval office her husband is attempting to put out the flames of controversy that have engulfed the family's foundation. former president bill clinton defend requested top dollar donations from foreign donors as well as his decision to continue to give six figure paid speeches. >> i don't think there is anything sinister in trying to get wealthy people and in

jim kenney faces a challenge from melissa murray bailey. the election is tuesday november 3rd just six months away. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is outside city hall to give you more, justin. >> reporter: what was a six way contest now brought down to one nominee, jim kenney, as you mentioned going up against melissa murray bailey. contest heating up now that we have a democratic nominee. kenney accept the nomination at 10:00 o'clock last night at election headquarters.

the. >>> well, time for a check of the forecast with meteorologist melissa magee. we mentioned before today was not too bad. >> really nice day, it looks like for sunday, walter we have a nice treat for mom and anyone celebrating mothers day come sunday. storm tracker six live double scan radar showing you we have a dry conditions over the area but earl are we did have spotty showers in south jersey. the it is all because of the constant southeasterly wind that will be overhead, once again, overnight tonight and into the day on sunday at least for the first half. we will show you picture outside, action cam outside earlier this afternoon looking at center city sky line from the belmont plateau and you can see we have had some fog around in the morning but then, clouds, broke for some afternoon sunshine and if you look at the bottom right of your screen there you can see channel six zoo balloon going up on what turned out to be a nice day. high today in philadelphia coming in at 79 degrees. right now a lock i-95 corridor we are still in the 70's. seventy-seven in ph

melissa? >> brand new crash in springfield. right there at 95. as we take the first 4 traffic tracker up 95 north getting volume as you make your way closer and closer to the beltway. >>> happening now, several students are hurt in boko haram's latest violent attack in nigeria. the extremists opened fire at a college today and set off bombs. five students were wounded by gun fire. and children trying to run from a school next door were hurt jumping over walls and from windows. boko haram attacked their school last year and killed 40 students. they also kidnapped hundreds of school girls as you may remember in nigeria last year. i'm kristin wright at the live desk. >>> a man will be sentenced for murdering a howard university student. rasdavid lagarde killed 22-year-old omar sykes during an attempted robbery on july 4, 2013. he pleaded guilty in february. lagarde and an accomplice tried to rob sykes and a friend as they were walking back to campus from watching fireworks. lagarde faces 20 to 30 years behind bars. >>> this morning, the 19-year-old

for melissa magee jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez. we will see you right back here at 11:00 o'clock. why am i so awake? did you know your brain has a wake system... and a sleep system? science suggests when you have insomnia, the neurotransmitters in your wake system may be too strong, which may be preventing you from getting the sleep you need. talk to your doctor about ways to manage your insomnia. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." flood disaster. the rising waters. the death toll rising, too. now the race to evacuate families before another storm hits. when will it end? sex scandal. once the most powerful man in congress. tonight, a new claim. is there a second alleged victim? >>> distract and grab. thieves divert your attention, running off with the goods. the decoy they are using to grab and go -- a new low. >>> and tiger trouble. the wild animal lounging in the driveway. terrifying the neighbors and animal control agents, too. the surprising twist in this safari hunt. >> announcer: from abc news world head quar

melissa, thank you. that is the broadcast this morning. we appreciate you waking up with us. >> we'll be back in 25 minutes with any breaking news. >> make it a great thursday, everybody. ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background ♪ a great entrance never goes out of style. get a free necklace with purchase. the eva mendes collection. exclusively at new york and company. is . >>> good morning. breaking overnight, tornado outbreak. >> it threw car on me here. it is bad news. >> dozens of tornadoes reported across three states. at least 12 injured, homes destroyed and damage at a zoo set live animals on the loose. we are live in the hardest-hit city. displays displain the nfl weighing reports against tom brady as the league bring as down the hammer on its biggest star. >>> nick loeb why he i