. back of the 5-dollar bill is also getting a a make over. iconic lincoln memorial will stay but pictures of the martin luther king junior, elinor roosevelt and philadelphia's marion anderson will be added. >>> vice-president joe biden and his wife, doctor jill biden, will be in philadelphia next week. they will be at community college of philadelphia monday april 25th, they will highlight the school's efforts to make college more affordable. >>> the biggest health insurer in america says that it will exit most of the obama a care state exchanges by next year. united health care officials say that the company will only keep the exchanges in a handful of states. it is still unclear which states those will be, and the company says that the markets for the exchanges are relatively small and carry a significant short term risk. >>> water is receding in houston, texas. the death toll after days after flooding, it is on the rise. officials say that at least eight people have been killed, and most have drowned after driving in the high water. crews have rescued more than 2300 stranded residents

, eleanor roosevelt and opera singer marian anderson. you'll see the new bills in 2020, four years from now. martha: all right. as we mentioned earlier, the wrestling world is in shock today, joan laurer, the legendary wwe star known as chyna has died. california police confirmed the 45-year-old was found dead in her apartment. she was a female pioneer in wrestling in the 1990s. police say there are no signs of foul play. fox news radio's carrie shimkus is here with a little bit more on this. carly, good morning to you. >> well, we know she really was an eye p con and the wrestling community is mourning her loss. she really was, to just look at her life for a moment, even beating out men in the ring. it's a really cool trail-blazing moment. but, you know, there was also a dark side to that. she did struggle with drug addiction, she was famously on celebrity rehab. we don't know a whole lot about what happened other than her friend found her dead in her apartment, no signs of foul play, as you said. social media, this is a huge story, and it is really reflected on social media. her name

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. >>> good evening. john berman in for anderson. and here is new york where campaigns come to get nasty. philadelphia, too, where bill clinton today confronted protesters from black lives matter defending his wife almost lecturing them for criticizing her use 20 years ago of a word used back then to describe young violent criminals. the word was superpredators, and it still packs a punch today. >> here's the thing. i like protesters, but the ones that won't let you answer are afraid of the truth. that's a simple -- very, very afraid. i talked to a lot of african-american groups. they saw black live matter. they said take this bill because our kids are being shot in the street by gangs. because of that bill we had a 25-year low in crime, a 33-year low murder rate. and listen to this. because of that and the background check law we had a 46-year low in the deaths of people by gun violence. and who do you think those lives were? that mattered. whose lives were saved that mattered? i don't know how you would characterize the gang leaders who got 13-year-old kids hopped up on crack and

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evening. john berman in for anderson. and here is new york where campaigns come to get nasty. philadelphia, too, where bill clinton today confronted protesters from black lives matter defending his wife almost lecturing them for criticizing her use 20 years ago of a word used back then to describe young violent criminals.

, greg argos cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> ton night we're also learning the $5 bill will undergo some changes. >> new image on the back of the bill will include civil rights leader reverend dr. martin luther king, jr., eleanor roosevelt and marion anderson born in philadelphia anderson became the first african-american to perform witness new york metropolitan opera in 1955 and was the first african-american to be invited to perform at the white house. pretty exciting. >> it is. >>> we usually think of spring as the time of year when the housing market kicks off. >> but is that really the case? when is the best time to buy or sell a home? good question. i found out even the day of the week can make difference. >>> also, seeing a favorite philly attraction in a whole new light. vittoria woodill shows you how one park is celebrating its birthday in very colorful style. kate? >> and we've had some beautiful weather for the past week or so but you will need the umbrella before the weekend gets here as this next system churns eastward toward philadelphia. i'll tell when you the rain moves i

, greg argos cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> ton night we're also learning the $5 bill will undergo some changes. >> new image on the back of the bill will include civil rights leader reverend dr. martin luther king, jr., eleanor roosevelt and marion anderson born in philadelphia anderson became the first african-american to perform witness new york metropolitan opera in 1955 and was the first african-american to be invited to perform at the white house. pretty exciting. >> it is. >>> we usually think of spring as the time of year when the housing market kicks off. >> but is that really the case? when is the best time to buy or sell a home? good question. i found out even the day of the week can make difference. >>> also, seeing a favorite philly attraction in a whole new light. vittoria woodill shows you how one park is celebrating its birthday in very colorful style. kate? >> and we've had some beautiful weather for the past week or so but you will need the umbrella before the weekend gets here as this next system churns eastward toward philadelphia. i'll tell when you the rain moves i

slavery and women and she's on it. >> people start to recognize who she is. >> 5-dollar bill will undergo a change. new image on the back will include philadelphia's other marion anderson long with martin luther king, junior and elinor roosevelt. >>> well, the flyers lived to play another kay, they beat the top seeded capitals to force a playoff game five tomorrow night in washington. scary moment in the first period when flyers scott laughton went hard in the board and was carried off. he stayed overnight at jefferson hospital. all tests are negative. flyers went up two to nothing on a goal by andrew mcdonald. home team got a great effort by goaltender michael neuvirth in the first start of the playoffs. flyers win two-one. >>> flyers will host a public memorial at the wells fargo center for founder ed snider, he died last week after a two year battle with cancer. see celebration of the life at 1:00 p.m. we will stream it the live on our web site at cbs philly dot the come. >>> villanova's basketball program is getting a financial boost. university designated a 22.6 million-dolla

anderson on the back of the bill. now she became first african-american to perform with the new york metro pol tan opera in 1955, and, was the first black woman invited to perform at the white house. >>> well, more rain is in the forecast, after severe storms have caused major damage. eight people have died in these storms and many homes washed away. dams are another major concern for the area, there are two that are classified as high risk because they are about two decade beyond their life expectancy, and they are in the populated area. >>> katie, we are waiting for that rain. >> it is the same system but in where the kind of situation a those poor folks in texas are dealing w we have more round of heavy rain in that area. we have another round of squall line thunderstorms, continues to push right now along i20 or just south of it and another round as well through bayou area of lou san a so this will reach houston, again, these poor folks just can't catch a break. there is at least a break on the way, however for that storminess when it comes to down the road because eventually we will s

roosevelt and philadelphia's own marion anderson no word when the new bills will go into circulation. >> the underground railroad, beautiful. >>> a bash shore cut hair of the nation's biggest celebrity is using his chair, to spark, dialogue. >> as reporter cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio tells us, his goal, was to help power of the barber chair to build bridge as cross color lines. >> when you come to the barber shop that is where people let things out. >> reporter: the barber shop has lived here at bryn mawr and lebanon for a decade and robert woodward's chair has seen famous faces like jesse jackson, charles backly and nina simone. >> difficult her eyebrows and hair. >> reporter: his most famous head was michael jackson. >> is that his. >> that is my cut. >> reporter: woody didn't just cut the hair on their head, he listened to what is inside as well. >> i can get you relaxed enough, you will spill beans thaw normally wouldn't do. >> reporter: he discovered his client fears and feelings on violence, politics, race and even their looks. >> when michael got in my

, obviously and obviously woman and that is important. >> i guess if she's on the 20 toll air bill people would start to recognize who she is. >> the 5-dollar bill will be changed, it will feature philly a's other marion anderson on the back and martin luther king junior as well as elinor roosevelt who will be on that bill. >> here's a simple question do you stink at investing. >> if so you are not alone. the it turns out many people are terrible. >> but all hope is not lost, cbs news business analyst jill celeste goinger joins us now, good morning, jill so why do people make so many poor investments. >> i a hate to tell you but you are a human being and behavioral economy say we tend to suffer alternatively, from two different biases, when markets are rising we have over confidence in our own abilities to pick winners and we also suffer from optimism that convinces many investors that they can out perform the market. well, guess what according to research firm, over last 20 years average stock fund investors lagged the s and p500, by 4.7 percent annually. >> wow. >> what else hold

community in bucks county that has gotten out of hasn't. fox 29's bill anderson has more from bucks county. >> this problem has been going on for 10, maybe more years. >> reporter: core creek park a beautiful 1200-acre park here in bucks county. it's a place where most people come to play and relax but unfortunately it's also a place that hundreds of abandoned cats call home. >> people have been feeding them, cats have been getting dumped here at core creek. people have to move they just don't want their cat any more and they thought it was okay to just dumb it here. >> reporter: it is sad. but it's also become a nuisance. people randomly feed the cats as you can see have build up shelters for them. leading to areas filled with ferrell cats and very very young kittens and strong smell of urine. >> it needs to be cleaned up. it doesn't look good. and plus it's probably health issues. >> reporter: response to the issue a coordinated group of volunteers and organizations have come together with the county to try to address concerns while still caring for the cats. >> we're trying to tr

it's beyond the pale. fox 29's bill anderson has been speaking with the mom who received that anonymous letter. >> my son has autism, adhd, pica, he eats non-food items. he has behavior issues. um, he's in therapy a lot. >> reporter: bonnie three-year-old son ryan faces many challenges on daily basis. most of his neighbors know he's autistic and are compassionate towards the family. but recently a letter they received changed everything. >> to the parent of a small child at this house. the weather is getting nicer and like normal people i open my windows for fresh air. not to hear some brat screaming his head off as he flaps his hands like a bird. >> the opening line of the letter was actually fairly tame compared to what followed. comments that bonnie says hurt that much more because of the challenges that autism presents for her son every day. >> but the screaming and carrying on needs to stop. no one wants to hear him acting like a wild animal. it's utterly nerve wracking, not to mention it's scaring my normal children. >> reporter: bonnie posted the letter on social media

, right? >> can't be. not buying it but a popular poll says it's true. fox 29's bill anderson gets to the bottom of this cheesesteak controversy. >> reporter: it hard to be from philadelphia. our sports teams are struggling. we've got a tough reputation. some say we live in the shadow of new york. one thing we can always count at least we've got the best cheesesteaks, right? >> pittsburgh winning a cheesesteak competition? that can't happen. >> that can't happen. >> as of this morning, a usa today poll had a place called the groove cheesesteak company in pittsburgh leading the pack. numbers have jumped around little bit, but should who's the best cheesesteak be a question? >> pittsburgh knows nothing about cheesesteaks. it's facade, yeah. >> everybody knows philly is the best. >> you're from pittsburgh. >> i am. >> and came here. >> yes, i came all the way down here just to get cheesesteak from pat's. >> reporter: of course to settle this high to go some of our local hot spots and although two of the top five in the poll are from outside of our area, to the people around here, there's

people. the measure officially takes effect next month. fox 29's bill anderson spoke to one supporter about how this could improve her life. >> it's been awhile. it's been a wait, but i've been staying positive and strong that i know it's going to pass. >> reporter: for many the legalization of medical marijuana in pennsylvania represented a political victory. but for allison dilizio and her family, it represents much more. she deals with serious seizures every day. so this law represents hope. >> when something like this comes along, that brings i was little bit of hope, you know, that you can -- that you can take advantage of that and let's what we hope for, you know torque try to lead a more normal life. >> sunday governor wolf's signature made pennsylvania the 24th state to adopt a medical marijuana program. and immediately provided family searching for answers another option. >> she's been through i just -- i think almost every anti seizure medicine on the market. she has tried them all. they have been some of them are just devastating to, you know torque your person. >

home democrat hillary clinton stumping in montgomery county today as bill anderson tells us she hosted around table in jenkintown focusing on women' issues. >> reporter: hillary clinton came to our area today for a small meeting in jenkintown. days away from tuesday's pennsylvania primary election she hopes to generate excitement from local supports as she discussed women's issues. >> what it means to me an exciting opportunity for us to elect the most qualified person that we can pick and it happens to be a woman. >> reporter: the event was held at curds and whey woman owned business and serve as an intimate environment for mostly women to discuss solutions to the issue issues that unite the. >> women are supporting families, women are contributing to families. women are the main driver of the american economy because we are 70% consumption economy. >> reporter: secretary clinton gave only brief opening comments and reserved the rest of the nearly an hour answering questions and personal interactions. >> i also worked 12 to 14 hours a day to prove to my supervisor to keep me. w

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representatives. and the violence did not end there. >> today the candidate spoke to fox 29's bill anderson about witness ago truly horrific act. >> took a piece of my literatu literature, and i said to my -- my teammate, i said, get his information, because we want him on our team. i go inside the corner store to finish putting up the poster, and shortly after that, i hear gunshot. >> reporter: unfortunately, violence in philadelphia happens all too often but rarely is it as brazen as the murder in broad daylight in cedarbrook sunday in front of a candidate for the pennsylvania house of representatives. >> i go outside and i see that same young man on his back with blood pouring out of the his head. >> reporter: chris vac professor, author and candidate and had just spoken to 21-year-old alex cherry about volunteering for his campaign when a man walked up and shot cherry in an apparent execution. >> and then i hear get down, get down! second series of gunshots because apparently he came back to make sure that this young man was dead. >> reporter: in sitting down and talking to rabb, he's obvious

are hoping someone might recognize her. >> fox 29's bill anderson spoke to some neighbors on the street that want to make sure she's caught before she does it again. ♪ >> it is craze seem it really is crazy. >> reporter: philly police have released surveillance video of a robbery that has some on a south philadelphia street laughing, others frustrated, and all hoping they find the person. >> people do some crazy things around here. so, you know, it's nuts. i don't know. >> but you got creeps everywhe everywhere. >> reporter: video shows a woman walking down south camac street opening screen door and stealing packages. while taking the packages the suspect appears to forget her own items on the front steps. minutes later she returns but is scared off by a neighbor. >> i think it's idiotic. i don't think you can get any dumber to leave your package and take somebody em's package. >> weird. it doesn't mack any sense why they would just leave packages and take other packages. >> reporter: most of the neighbors i spoke to agreed that the block is safe and they look out for each othe

separation of church and state. fox 29's bill anderson with mo more. >> they ought to keep their nose out of our business roar report clayton new jersey is a small borough in gloucester county. it's a quiet place, not used to controversy that now finds itself in the middle of a national debate over the separation of church and state. >> the borough of clayton has church and a cross on it and their motto is a great place to live and play, work and pray. >> reporter: the seal is all over municipal haul and their website and national atheist group says that a cross on the seal and this word pray violates the constitution. >> including a religious symbol on the seal and having religious motto sends the message that the borough prefers religion christianity all over other faiths and non rely john's. >> as i walked through town and spoke to residents there was a uniter sentiment about the seal. if you don't like it, maybe clayton isn't for you. >> i don't see how come over all these years somehow now becomes an issue now. >> it's our privilege to have on our logo what we have. you don'

neighbors are talking about that letter, of course. let's get straight to our bill anderson in the newsroom. bill? >> reporter: guys, i'm one of the people who was shocked by the lack of sensitivity of whoever wrote the letter telling a mother to silence her autistic son. they were cowardly, hiding behind anonymity but after the letter got on social media we may know know who did it but everyone will know what they d did. >> no one knees to hear that high pitched voice for hours. do something about that child. one of your neighbors. >> ryan seems like a happy three-year-old he's well known among the residents on his quite mayfair block and most know that he's autistic and have been supportive which is why a letter left for them recently was so shocking. >> put the male down i opened the letter and i stood there just stunned. just utterly stunned by the third sentence. >> my stomach turned. >> the handwritten anonymous letter criticized both ryan as child and bonnie as a mother and the part that hurt bonnie the most was the apparent mocking of her child's medical challenges. >> i opened my w

take effect next month thanks to bipartisan support. bill anderson in the hughes room after speak wig patients about how this will improve their lives. bill? >> iain, they say they need relief. medical marijuana has been a controversial issue across the country largely due to political differences. but today we put the politics aside and spoke to local people suffering with illness and pain that they hope our new law will finally help them to address. >> at the age of six i had my first seizure. i wasn't truly diagnosed until i was nine. but i have seizures daily, every day, like non-stop. >> allison dilizio is 30 years old and suffering with epileptic seizures for 20 of those years. she's been hoping every day that something could give her some relief after pretty much everything she's tried has failed. >> front half of my brain -- that was separating halves of my brain and several other surgeries she's had brain surgeries. >> after months of negotiations and years of political debate on sunday pennsylvania became the 24th state to legalize medical marijuana. >> nothing has reall

maher said he made immeasurable impact. let's get straight to fox 29's bill anderson in robbinsville right now. bill? >> reporter: good evening. lucy and iain. here in robbinsville, new jersey, an entire community is in mourning over the loss of a leader and a friend. the effect of the death of school superintendent dr. steven meyer was so large that the entire district was closed today. and tonight, the healing process begins. >> i always saw him in the hallway and he would always smile at me and it always made me feel like happy. >> dr. steve meyer the superintendent of robbinsville, new jersey, schools tragically lost his life today when he was hit by a car as he went for his morning jog. as words spread, his effect on the community became clear. >> extremely missed. he's such a strong part of the community. strong member. >> he was just a friendly guy. he was an open guy, and for something like this to happen it's completely unexpected for this community, and we all, you know, are in a deep sorrow right now. >> reporter: at a press conference this morning the mayor a

the stomach in that montgomery county this day. bill anderson is live in the newsroom now after hitting the campaign trail in jenkintown earlier today. bill, how was hillary clinton this day? >> reporter: jeff, it was a little bit interesting. she was morey lacked. slowed things down today in jenkintown a small environment and the format was more q and a than speech or lecture. the hope was that women got a chance to get their specific questions answered leading up to tuesday's primary elections. >> hillary clinton came to our area today for small meeting in jenkintown. days away from tuesday's pennsylvania primary election she hopes to generate excitement from local supporters as she discussed women's issues. >> what it means to me is an exciting opportunity for us to elect the most qualified person that we could pick and it happens to be a woman. >> reporter: event was held the curds and way a woman owned business and served as intimate environment for mostly women to discuss solutions to the issues that unite them. >> women are supporting famili families. women are contributi

he told our bill anderson coming up at 6:00 o'clock. >>> montgomery county church community is struggling to understand how a man was shot and killed during a service yesterday now investigators are looking into how that peaceful service turned deadly. keystone fellowship church. fox 29's jennifer joyce is in north wales tonight with new information. jennifer? >> reporter: iain, good evening. the montgomery county district's office tells us his investigation is on-going. at this point charges have not yet been filed. as we await many answers in this case. the church community begins the grieving process. condolences are pourin pouring n social media sites like facebook in remembrance of 27-year-old robert braxton of montgomeryville shot and killed during a church service at keystone fellowship church in north wales. one woman comments on the church's facebook page saying "my prayers go out first and for most to the braxton family. i'm so sorry for your loss of such a wonderful, loving, well-loved son. he was loved by so many people and touched so many lives ". >>> another comme

tonight police are hoping somebody might recognize the woman. bill anderson is live in the newsroom after speaking with neighbors on that street. bill? >> lucy, it was a mess. the latest surveillance video from police has people in a south philadelphia neighborhood just shaking their heads. catching someone stealing on video sadly isn't all that unusual but in many case you can even make an argument that the crime may be called maybe an accidental trade instead of a theft. ♪ >> it is crazy it really is crazy. >> reporter: philly police have released surveillance video of a robbery that has some on south philadelphia street laughing, others frustrated and all hoping they find the person. >> people do crazy things around here. so, you know, it's nuts. i don't know. >> you got creeps everywhere. >> reporter: video shows a woman walking down south camac street opening a screen door and stealing packages. while taking the packages the suspect appears to forget her own items on the front steps. minutes later she returns but scared off by a neighbor. >> i think it's idiotic. i don't think you

. bill anderson is following this story from the newsroom. bill? >> reporter: lucy, what started off as one or two cats and some likely well intentioned people feeding them has now grown into a huge problem. literally hundreds of cats are running around a bucks county park and something had to be done. this problem has been going on for 10, maybe more years. >> reporter: this is beautiful 1200-acre park here in bucks county a place where most people come to play and relax but unfortunately it's also a place that hundreds of abandoned cats call home. >> people have been feeding them, cats have been getting dumb here at core creek people have to move, they just don't want their cat any more and they thought it was okay to just dump it here. >> reporter: it is sad but it's also become a nuisance. people randomly feed the cats as you can see have build up shelters for them. leading to areas filled with ferrell cats very very young kittens and strong smell of urine. >> it needs to be cleaned up. it doesn't look good. plus probably health issue. >> reporter: in response to the issue a coor

bill anderson gets to the bottom of the cheesesteak controversy. >> it can be hard to be from philadelphia. our sports teams are struggling. we've got a tough reputation, and some say we live in the shadow of new york city. but one thing we can always count on is at least we've got the best cheesesteaks, right? >> pittsburgh winning a cheesesteak competition? >> that can't happen. >> that can't happen. even in england it's from philadelphia. >> as from this morning usa today poll had place called the groove cheesesteak company in pittsburgh leading the pack. numbers jumped around a little bit but who has the best cheesesteaks even be a question? >> pittsburgh knows nothing about cheesesteaks. it's a facade. >> everybody knows philly is the best. >> you're from pittsburgh. >> i am. >> and came here. >> yes, i came all the way down here just to get a cheesesteak from pat's. >> of course, to settle this i had to go to some of our local hot spots and two of the top five in the poll are from outside of our area, to the people around here, there's really no question. philly is the b

better quality of live for certain people. >> officially takes effect next month. our bill anderson is in the newsroom tonight after speaking with one supporter of how the drug could help improve her life. bill? >> reporter: iain she's been dealing with 20 years of nearly constant seizures. allison dilizio hopes pa's new medical marijuana law may help her. she's tried numerous medications and has had several brain surgeries with minimal relief one of the many supporters of the law who are grateful that they now have another option. >> it's been awhile. it's been a wait but i've been staying positive and strong that i know it's going to pass. >> for many the legalization of medical marijuana in pennsylvania represented a political victory. but for allison and her family it represents much more. she deals with serious seizures every day. so this law represents hope. >> when something like this comes along, that brings i was little bit of hope, you know, that you can, n you can take advantage of that. that's what we hope for torque try to lead a more normal life. >> on sunday governor wolf p

the community are getting ready to honor city haven't mayer's memory during a vigil. bill anderson has spent the day in this community and joins us now from robbinsville. bill? >> reporter: lucy, it's honestly very rare that a school administrator is universally liked and respected but that seems to be the case with dr. city haven't mayer. everyone we spoke to all day had nothing but stories of love and that makes it that much more difficult to lose him. >> today is a sad day for our community. doctor steven mayer left us too soon. >> reporter: he's described as a leader and a friend. robbinsville, new jersey, in a state of shock following the tragic death of school superintendent dr. steven mayer. >> doctor mayer was a ball of energy. i mean, he was -- he was someone that you always wanted to be around. he was the flame that ignited so many things. he was passionate about our kids our schools, he was an educator. he was also a coach. you know, he was full of life. >> doctor mayer was hit and killed by a car driven by a robbinsville high school student as he jogged this morning. since

anderson tonight in the newsroom to explain. bill? >> iain we got call from local woman who felt she was mistreated by a paratransit driver. the incident led to police being called and her removal from the bus and according to her, it was all over how she paid the $4 fare. >> over $4 and she had the money so it wasn't like she didn't have the money. it wasn't in the change that they wanted it to be. >> reporter: sharon irwin of darby goes to dialysis three days week. each time she calls community transit a septa subcontractor but for some reason she says today they didn't approve of the way she paid the $4 fare. >> i gave him a token, $2 and 20 cents. he told me that he can't take it that way. so i told him i said, sir, i paid this way before. i said it all adds up to $4. i couldn't get out because i'm a double amputee. i said and i had no way of getting, you know, any more tokens. >> reporter: mrs. irwin told me not only did the driver refuse the payment when she questioned him and supervisor, they removed her from the bus and refused to take her to her appointment. >> you know i have t

. >> and let's not leave out the 5-dollar bill, front will remain of course with abraham lincoln on front, that's legendary, but the back will depict people involved with historic events at the lincoln memorial. that includes philadelphia, marion anderson along with former first lady eleanor roosevelt e singing right there in front of the lincoln memorial. martin luther king will also be featured on the back. >> this is big news yesterday, when it came across, i remember being in the gym, everyone checking their phones, one of our breaks, like wow. >> for a good reason. >> for a great reason you. >> said it, about time. >> yes, it is. >> all right. you heard of the standing i leg? >> yes. >> i'm going to do this dance coming up. >> do you know how to do it? >> oh, i just went on youtube and check it out. i think i can pull this o how about the dab? how about the cupid shuffle? all dances have gone viral. some of the old school dances are being brought back to life in a special tribute. >> you're banking them back? >> not me. >> oh. nuts, chocolate, pretzel. they're the snack patrol.

anthony. >> chris, can't leave out the 5-dollar bill. front will remain dedicated to abe lincoln, back will depict people involved in historic event at the lincoln memorial that includes dr. king, you see right there, philadelphia and, marion anderson along with former first lady eleanor roosevelt. >> she from philadelphia. >> yes. >> all right. >> phillies game ends in dramatic fashion. so, don't leave the game early is the lesson here, to go to a phillies game. >> you have to see the unusual walk off hit that won across pennsylvania, he's praised as a progressive champion with a record of reform. josh shapiro the democrats most compelling candidate for attorney general. he'll protect seniors from scams and stand up to polluting frackers. he's backed by law enforcement, supported by planned parenthood and he's endorsed by president obama - who says shapiro "represents the next generation of progressive leadership". democrat josh shapiro an attorney general...for us ifor all the wrong reasons.gical you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyr

change. this week we saw harriet tubman a black woman will be put on the $20 bill, king, anderson, roosevelt on the back of the $5. that rate of change suggests america is undergoing political change, economic change, this book is about the people that made that change and the america we live in in 2016. >> well, i wish i had a copy of it right here, imagine that i did. "we the people" buy it. >>> up next, we visit the magnificent home of those two baby bald eaglets. >>> it's one of washington's more hidden treasures, just two miles from the capitol building, but recently it got a burst of publicity. here is our power player of the week. ♪ >> i think people are fascinated by this because this is -- this is real live action nature right in front of their lives. >> richard olsen is talking about the birth of two baby bald eaglets this march. events that attracted 22 million hits on eagle cam. olsen is director of the national arboretum in washington and took us to watch the nest from a distance where the eagle family is living. >> what you see moving is the mom or dad. >> the inte

dollar bill on the back with an image of the lincoln memorial as a historical figure. that includes doctor martin luther king, marian anderson and eleanor roosevelt. interesting. >> i think it's good to move jackson off the 20 . >> i'm glad you approve. >> you probably did think about this a lot. >> calendars can take next. when a rear hatch remembers your height. when systems can help sense your surroundings. and when cameras change your perspective. engineering. experience what a lincoln can do for you at the lincoln spring collection event. your choice of the lincoln mkc or mkz for $289 a month, this will be a matter/unit seven. it's a single here. scoring one game and no scoring in eighth or ninth. they go up in the 11th. on borders again, david wright can't make the play across the diamond. freddie scores and it's a 5/4 with a file at 7/7. the yankees are at the stadium to face the a's. a soul homerun. it's his fourth of the year. 5/2 is as close as they get . sean doolittle closes out and he gets him to swing it and the yanks lose 5/2 in the drop record drops . it's sad news f

our sponsors has a new, shark bridge. >> shark bridge. >> bill anderson is there and he will go accredits this bridge, explain it, what is so special about the shark bridge, bill. >> reporter: guys, first off, good morning, fyi i'm so afraid of sharks. what is special about this is they have built a bridge, a rope bridge that goes across and over the shark tank where there are roughly, 30 sharks in there, couple hundred thousand gallons of water and so people can face their fears and get some information. kim is here with us she's from adventure aquarium. the let's do this. what made you decide to do. >> be in does sharks better than adventure aquarium. what better way to get our guests over to the exhibit, back behind the scenes, stacked up, where biologist, divers cleaning the exhibit, what better way to see sharks. >> reporter: this is something most people never get a chance to do. >> we will do this, all right. >> you want me to go first. >> i want to you lead the way. >> this is, oh, man, so there is a little give to this. >> there is a little give. you are walking on 81 f

event. and so our own, marion anderson is going to be on the back of the bill. because 1939's, she person formed there. >> and martin luther king. >> i have a dream speech, yes. marion anderson, because daughters of american revolution didn't want her to perform. so they have to move her. that's how she ended up singing at lincoln memorial. >> really great there is that philly tie there. >> really great. >> had they put harriet tub man on the ten, it would come out sooner, flight re-doing the ten? >> would have come out sooner. subject to see these roll out in the next ten years, yes about whether the next president might change this, but hopefully not. i think that these are the kinds of changes that we may need. i hope not. but you never know what will happen. b, if you look at money around the world, i mean, you know, queen is on the pound, canadian money. yea, yes, it is time. >> good to see you, doctor. >> thanks from having me. >> look at that, it is sue serio. at least her voice. >> high, i'm bus stop buddy i'm wearing a nice warm fleece today. so happy bus stop buddy, the f

video too. >> over weekend fellow musicians honored prince. our bill anderson i saw your tribute on instagram on saturday mornings, you walk in. >> i got to go to the prince concert. as a kiddy saw prince, morris day and sheila a e. >> nice. >> yes. >> and everybody is coming around, continuing to mourn the passing of prince. the those tributes started with the boss, bruce springsteen and e street band delivered a stirring performance of prince iconic purple rain in brooklyn over the weekend. >> ♪ the purple rain, purple rain ♪ >> ,. >> it isn't the first tribute boss has performed on his river tour because earlier this year he delivered versions of rebel, rebel after the death of david bowie and take it easy following the death of the eagles glenn fry. it has been a sad year for the boss. >> ♪ >> this one surfaced, adam levin's purple rain came up and started trending on social media. this was back in 204 for howard stern's birthday bash. they released footage of the perform a answer as their way to honor the late physician. >> ♪ >> and elton john playing a heartfelt tribut

. >> thank you so much. >> look, bill anderson. >> bill anderson is here. >> we can hug each other we're news people. >> how are you doing. >> yes. >> that look who else who came down, mike. >> hold on a second. >> tim, our director. >> well, hello. >> he did that just for me, mike. >> now, love blossomed on friday night, saturday morning here in our studio. they are co-workers. i think they have kind of just been toying with each other. flirting. >> little flirty, flirty. >> when you sit with somebody for ten hours straight, flirting turns to love. >> yes. >> that is right. >> they were stripped bear. >> good day it is monday, april the fourth, 2016. till death do us part, sue, wait? how about in our contract is up. the surprising number of million len will qualification whose think starter marriages are a good idea, kind of a practice run. >> sort of like my career. >> pretty much. >> box verse bottle, philly wine week and we are putting our pallets to the test, can we tell the difference plus a heart warming college acceptance, listen to this. >> you are accepted into the program. i