Increase, what few flights remain are quickly filling up, raising new concerns about proper safety and social distancing. It comes as jet blue becomes the first major u. S. Airline to require all passengers to wear face masks. Heres abcs gio benitez. Reporter six seconds of video getting a lot of attention online. A passenger on an American Airlines flight saturday from new york to charlotte, nearly full, people sitting side by side, some wearing masks. Erin strine recorded the video. What was this experience like . You get on this plane, you were surprised to see so many people. It was shocking. It was the first time i felt truly unsafe. I recognized the risk that i was taking by agreeing to be on an airplane in the first place. While i wanted to believe all of the precautions would be taken that i had read on the airlines websites, there are lots of asterisks there. Reporter the plane was about 85 full. The airline says its leaving about half of its middle seats in standard economy e
Its evaporating as it tries to develop. The sun that took over quickly yesterday afternoon is going to be a major player in todays forecast. Its starting out cold, 26 degrees in philadelphia. 20 in trenton. 18 in allentown. 21 in reading, 21 in wilmington. 15 in millville. The coldest spot. 31 degrees in cape may. Were not posting windchills this morning because the winds are way down and probably staying lower today. Overall today is going to be a much better day, at least if you dont like the cold and the wind that you had yesterday. Noon, sunny, 39 degrees thats better than yesterdays high, 44 is where you expect to wind up later on lots of sun and less wind it will be more comfortable. 7 00, 38 degrees, if you have plans to head out on the town, it will be coat weather, but not as bad as the last couple of nights. We have a flood watch that has been extended until sunday afternoon from areas from bushkills fall to easton and tributaries like the lehigh river may run high today beca
Thats some catch giggles crowd cheers keep on scratchin right now shocking. Disturbing. Construction workers thought they found animal bones but it was so much more. One get away car, two female fugitives. Theyre not thelma and lewis. Theyre crimes arent fiction and theyre victims are real. Now fox 29 news at 10 00. We begin with that story tonight. Police in upper darby want two female outlaws off the streets. They have left a trail of victims and police are worried they could kill someone next. Thanks for joining us im iain page. Im lucy noland. Those bandits are driving the get away car you see behind it. Lets get straitest Dave Schratwieser talking with som of their victims in upper darby. Dave. Reporter superintendent Mike Chitwood is concerned about the escalating level of violence from these two suspects they are still on the loose and folks in the neighborhood behind me and cab drivers tell us theyre on guard. Quickly she opened my door and put took her gun like this here. Repo
Mayor and economist discussed leadership changes after the 1967 riots. This talk was hosted by the smithsonians museum of African American history and culture. Thank you for joining us once again. Could i ask you to join me in a round of applause of appreciation for prudential and laura ready and representatives of the Prudential Foundation for their support. In the last Presentation Panel judge coleman started speaking about the importance of and we know leadership comes in many forms and styles. We want to explore that notion with a couple of extremely experienced and honored individuals this evening. Another example of excellent leadership in the state of new jersey, if the congressman is in the audience. Thank you for joining us. The final discussion is not a penalize it is a conversation one participant in that conversation will be dr. Julian and owner ofsident economics her phd in and San Francisco state, Michigan State and howard. But she also served as the 15th president for th
Her. This community has been very good to us. See. Its just wonderful. A beautiful day. Reporter for two weeks clinton campaigned heavily around new york city and across state hoping to land a big win tonight and clowe down the momentum against Bernie Sanders who has won seven of the eight least contests. Sanders is planning to fight down to the wire. This morning in midtown manhattan, he shook hands with reporters. 291 delegates are up for grabs. Both sanders and clinton are hoping for strong voter turnout. Clinton is hoping women and minority voters show her favor, while sanders has a strong following among young voters. 18yearold abigail voted for we need more women in leadership positions. Her experience shows she knows what she is doing. Reporter after casting her vote here in chappaqua, Hillary Clinton left for a visit to washington, d. C. She will be back in new york this evening to watch the returns come in. Bernie sanders will be doing the same thing but from upstate pennsylva