yesterday. fifty-two at fourth and market. watching us down the shore 48 in wildwood, new jersey. how much as i told you yesterday the wind will be a factor today. look at this 15 miles an hour in mount pocono. ten in reading. 13 miles an hour here in philly. lighter down in wildwood. the allergies wow make sure you take your medicine this morning. high allergy count today and tomorrow however rain rolling through will clean out the the air for thursday and friday but make sure you get those medicine today. cool start. forty-eight as you roll out front door on the fox cast. sixty-four by lunchtime. little breezy outside for lunch. we will end up with 68 degrees for dinner time. lets step out the front door and take a live look at 422 an accident at the collegeville route 29 interchange. so eastbound already some slow go from royersford, on into route 29 southbound i-95, little heavier from cottman avenue in toward girard a avenue and hello to the gang from the mayfair diner yesterday. they are stepping out heading in to center city already. for the gang leaving of the suburbs in malvern west chester slow go on northbound 202 but nothing out of the ordinary. new jersey transit river line is running services every 30 minutes this morning. or wise, septa says they are good to go. mike and alex, back to you. lets go 100 miles down i-95, on this tuesday. 6:02. baltimore police trying to regain control after a night of unrest. the national guard has been brought in. >> let's get to dave kinchin live in baltimore with the story. what is happening this morning, dave. >> reporter: this morning it is cleaning up after a very sad, tragic and frustrating evening and overnight of riots. the the baltimore sun the big paper here saying it all right here, all about the rioting, riot erupted but not sunshine that is difference sunshine today. a as we look the at this cvs that we saw burning last night. the it is now torched. you can see what is left of it. all of the damage, all of the debris and everything just completely gutted from the inside. we will show you crews out here cleaning up, they have been out here since early morning. in fact some folks out here overnight but take a look at just beyond folks cleaning up police in riot gear state police, state troopers, swat units, they are holding this area down. also the national guard now activated 5,000 addition aal officers out here and local police asking for philadelphia police to come down and assist as well. this area is still, very much looking like a war zone as you can tell with the incredible pictures here. a lot of people frustrated, cleaning up, wanting to take back their community. the the mayor said last night may rawlins-blake said this is a an absolute tragedy and people have worked too hard in this city to simply tear it down. we will go to video of people tearing this down last night. you can see the the fires. we were at city hall last night. we heard fire siren after fire siren after fire sirens crews were simply out numbered battling the blazes out here. fire. looking toward police officials to assist with getting areas under control before fire crews could go in and make their attack on the flames. as you have seen right here you'll see cameras around. there is local stations in the baltimore d.c. area out here but networks, taking these pictures, because they simply tell the story. people are angry what we have also heard this is no the just simply in relation to the pretty gray police in custody death. of course his funeral was yesterday when these riots started but people tell us that this was almost a jumping off point because we had years here, of soured relations between police and residents. residents alleging harassment and police brutality. they say in many cases it is just a bad, bad situation between residents and police. clergy members angry wanting to take back the the community but they are starting to do that now by cleaning up. back to you guys. >> dave, we will check back with you. 6:05. police in baltimore reportedly have have a credible intelligence report indicating members of the three street gangs in the area, the black gorilla family is one of them, blood, crips, known nationally have made a pack to take outlaw enforcement officers across the country. philadelphia police say there has been act a it from the bloods street gang in recent years in our area, especially southwest philadelphia but little sign of the crips or the black gorilla family gang in our air use. still they are not taking any chances. >> we pushed it out over city wide teletype so it will be ready roll call and e-mails so everybody is aware and nobody misses it. so far the threat is nothing to suggest that it is here but we still have to be mine full of the stuff that this hate can spread wide. >> philly cops are on high alert. we will update this story throughout the morning. you can also fine latest information, pictures videos on our web site at my fox philly.com. now fire fighters pond to an early morning fire in west philadelphia. >> this happened around 1:00 this morning at a bar in cobbs creek parkway in catherine street. fire fighters say heavy smoke was coming from the front of the building when they arrived. the fire was placed under control a short time later a and there were no injuries. west philadelphia is the the scene of the relevant i morning shooting that has police searching for clues. investigators responded to a call at a 62nd and vine street. this is also around 1:00. they found a car with bullet holes. police located a victim who had been hot in the throat. still ahead race begins time as rescue teams look for survivors after had deadly earthquake in nepal. hear from a montgomery county couple, whose children had survived. plus a teach are springs into action tackling a student with the gun what the armed student told police about his plans to use the weapon. newly released grabbed jury report say pennsylvania attorney general cat line kane engage in the cover up and was in the truthful about her role in the unlawful leak of material from her 2009 investigation. reports released comes three months after it became public that the grand jury recommended prosecutor charge kane with perjury obstruction and other offenses. montgomery county district attorney is reviewing those recommendations. they written investigating kane action in connection with the story in the philadelphia daily news last year about a 2009 grand jury investigation. her testimony was quote materially false. kane has denied any wrongdoing. 6:10. >> two teens have been arrested in the death of the chinese food delivery man shot while dropping off an order in northeast fill last week. >> teens. police say the 14 and 15 years old, will be charged as adults with murder. investigators say at least a dozen shots were fired at one of them, and one of them, hit the delivery man in the shoulder. one of the shots. he was able to drive away before losing consciousness and crashing through a fence. he later died at the hospital. a man is facing an attempted murder charge in the stabbing of the kitchen worker at a hebrew school in delaware county. police in radnor township say a 32 year old man who is a former kitchen employee the at the the jack bar rack hebrew a academy in bryn mawr attack a former co-worker yesterday. the man fled by train but was later arrested. no students were in danger but school was placed on lock down as a precaution. the the victim is still in the hospital in serious condition. 6:11. coming up, u.s. supreme court takes up a controversial issue, today, same sex marriage. we will explain is what at stake here. plus right place, right time, high school teacher hailed as a a hero after stopping a gunman on the high school campus. we will hear from the students that he saved. just can't seem to escape... another sneeze attack... you may be muddling through allergies. don't get caught off guard. 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morning. grabbing your pop tart grabbing a cup of coffee, you still feeling under the the weather. we hope to see her back tomorrow. meanwhile you are stuck with me. right now 51 degrees. wind northwest at 13 miles april hour. wind will play a factor in our weather situation today. the here's the temperatures. little will warmer this morning then it was this time yesterday. forty-two in mount pocono. forty-seven for gang from lancaster. fifty-two here at fourth and market in center city. if you are watching us down the shore 48 degrees in wildwood. we have talk about the wind. hold on to your hat, it will be whipping around today. 15 miles an hour wind right now you in mount pocono. ten out of the reading, pottstown, we have got three on the tote board, 13 miles an hour in philadelphia even down the shore we will feel wind off the bay here. 12 miles an hour out of atlantic city. future win gusts for today check this out by lunchtime wind will be whipping to 23 miles an hour mount pocono. nineteen here in center city. twenty-two down the shore. ultimate doppler looking good not a cloud in the sky this morning. we are off to a good start but here's the story line how it will play out. we have a coastal storm that will stay well to the north keeping things breezy and thank goodness we have a high pressure that is setting up as a storm blocker and that will bring us warm temperatures over the next couple of days. wait until you see high temperature for today and tomorrow. all good things must come to an even. by thursday we will see some rain. temperatures will drop down but take a look at this today high of 68 degrees. we will give it a seven. tomorrow even better, wow. seventy-three and the sunshine, tomorrow is definitely the ten and then the rain rolls in on thursday and friday but hopefully that win will clear out the pollen as the allergies will be driving us crazy over next couple days. lets go outside as we look ready to start our, tuesday morning rush hour at 6:17. live look at a shot of the tacony palmyra bridge. nice little cool shot up and down delaware river as sun begins to rise. live look downtown vine street expressway disabled right here near broad street off to the shoulder. update ago this situation from yesterday, south park avenue still closed, through lower providence between jobe and eagle view road. that is the actual scene. you don't wanting to all the way up to the closure point because that is only in place so school buses can get in and out of the neighborhood and folks can get out to work this morning. stay with egypt road or sunnyside avenue to work your way through the neighborhood and keep in mind there is extra volume using that route because the accident occurred yesterday on what is the arcola road bridge detour route. that was a even bigger reason we had big delays yesterday. philly international no delays at the moment but high wind will make it a bumpy ride. check with the the airline if you have a flight scheduled out of philadelphia later today. mike and alex, back to you. >> bumpy ride, all right. >> the saturday's magnitude 7.8 earthquake in nepal is being blamed for more than 4400 deaths. >> my gosh. >> just yesterday we were seeing 4,000, still counting. >> it will keep going up too. at least four americans are among the dead they were trying to climb everest. 8,000 others were injured and tens of thousands were left home less. u.n. is seeing 15 million-dollar to aid victims two u.s. army green barrett teams are in nepal. they are trying to aid in the search and rescue efforts along with other u.s. first responders a united states cargo plane is on site and another is due to arrive in a few hours. secretary of state john kerry says the you had will provide ten million-dollar at least worth of support. a couple with loved ones in nepal are asking for loved ones and help. >> they are asking money to rebuild an orphanage that their children run. >> ned and valerie rodgers a said their son and daughter moved to nepal 16 years ago to open two orphanages called loving arms mission. family members and children they serve all made it out live but their facility was heavily damage leaving them to sleep outside underneath a tarp. >> i finally got i feel like what it must be like with a parent as a child in bad. you never know what will happen. >> i just feel broken inside. i feel so helpless. the i want so much to be able to do something and we're power less. >> if you'd like to help the rodgers family and orphanage visit the my fox philly.com and click on the scene on tv tab. >> kid halfway around the world. four states will present their arguments or marriage equality today before the you had supreme court. big day down there in tc. justices preparing to take up the big issue. long lines formed yesterday as people wait for a seat. today, justices will hear from in michigan, tennessee, ohio and kentucky, where gay marriage bans have been upheld. they will also consider two related issues a states right to define marriage and should one state recognize same sex marriages, from another state. president obama and japanese prime minister, will meet today at a 12 nation deal to liberalized commerce around the pacific rim will be among the discussion topics. the state dinner and this will be a big one is tonight. first responders and survivors of the deadly 2012 colorado movie theater shooting are expect to take the stand today. james holmes has pleaded in the guilty by reason of insanity however prosecutors say two mental healthy valuations fun him to be sane. if convicted he could face death penalty life in prison or an institution for crime criminally insane. five people are shout outside of a funeral. police say two victims died. it happened monday night that would be last night in brooklyn's east flat bush neighborhood. thirty-nine remaining victims are in an area hospital in stable condition. a sixth possible victim was later found nearby police are still looking into if that person was involved. so far no arrests. well, 16 user old in washington state tells police he never meant to hurt anyone have after he fired his gun inside of his high school. >> police say shots rang at north thursday ton high school yesterday morning. the the the teen was taken down by a teacher and no one was hurt. school officials say they have train for months to be ready for crucial moments like this one and the staff just finish training a month a ago before this happened. >> we really don't have like a warning. the teacher will go, turn off the lights lock the doors, we will all hide in the class. >> soon the district also plans to add another layer of security called school alert to give staff the pur to have a lock down with the touch of the button on a computer and phone. several schools around the the school and country have that. >> that teacher is a hero. a fight over location. two local parents took their kid to one of the most historic trips in the the country but now their school has a big problem with that we will explain. later, a college professor makes a bold statement and flungs his entire class. you all have an f. but can you really do that? how the the university is stepping in this morning. sometimes, caring for your neighbors means going the extra mile. when our patient, susan, mentioned her dad couldn't make it in to pearle vision to get his eyes checked... we went to him. and we realized, if he had trouble getting new glasses... he probably wasn't the only one. to us, eye care is about living dr. pearles legacy. building a trusting relationship with the person behind the eyes. this is genuine eye care right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. phillies open up a ten game road trip. cole hamels trying to win for the first time against st. louis in 2007. seventh inning phillies down one to nothing. two outs. ben reveer on with two on and guess what. hits double off foul line. phillies win it four -one. los angeles angels traded their big free agent signing of two years ago josh hamilton in the playing new because of a relapse with his drug addiction. he has had the problem since early 2,000. gets traded back to the rangers for cash or player to be named later and angels are picking up most of the 80 million still owed. stanley cup game one islanders and capitols. caps got to win this game. they are at home. they are in the red. with the score tied at one-one, seven minutes left in the game, how about the caps. they score. pretty good series by islanders but caps win two-one. series four-three. they will play insuring rangers. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >> caps/rangers now. a deadly accident created a mess on this road in montgomery county yesterday morning. that was our big story yesterday on good day philadelphia it the is causing problems again this morning. we will tell you thousand get around that darn thing. lets get to baltimore where dave kinchin is live a morning after huge riots have protestness baltimore, dave. >> reporter: it the is the the morning after, state police in riot gear. they are holding the line in west baltimore within of the areas with major damage, major looting, fires and everything. we will show you all that next. violent protest erupt over the the death of the man in police custody. how officials plane to regain control this morning. police issuing a warning to departments across the country including right here in philadelphia we will explain what their warning means coming up in a live report. plus the effects from a deadly tractor trailer accident in montgomery county continue this morning. we will tell you what officials say this roadway will reopen. it is tuesday april the 28th. >> april showers and then we have flowers that are coming. >> oh flowers are here. >> may flowersy saw a a bunch of pansies. >> i have seen a lot of toll ups. >> yes toll ups. >> i love toll ups. >> what is better than roses. tulips are great. >> yeah, they are. >> bob, is what your flower of choice. >> tulips are good,. 6:30. bus stop buddy has his phillies hat on, light jacket for kid stepping out of the front door. cool start to this morning. little warmer then yesterday but still make sure that the kid put the jackets on this morning. the here's your current temperature. forty-two in mount pocono. forty-eight for gang in reading. fifty-two at fourth and market in center city. forty-eight down in dover. forty-eight down the the shore in wildwood. however, the wind will start to pick it up, and definitely play a factor in the, weather today. 15 miles an hour right now out of the mount pocono. ten out of reading. thirteen here in philadelphia south injuries i you will feel a bay breeze. 10 miles an hour in wildwood. twelve in atlantic city. that wind will make for a breezy bumpy ride out of philly interest the national. just be prepared for that. no delays at the moment. it will be a bad allergy day. make sure you take your medicine. today tomorrow. high level allergy pollen count tomorrow and friday. it will get better but that comes along with some rain. we will tell but that, in the seven day as we kick it out, the the fox cast this morning. forty-eight to start today. breezy, and bright sunshine by lunchtime and then later on we will end the day with a high of 68 degrees. the as you get ready to grab your coffee and keys and stepping out of the front door this morning, we're dealing with some sun glare. take a look at this, i-95 from delaware county, wicked sun glare working your way up toward the commodore barry bridge. even the sun splashed stretch of route 422 here working your way toward that king of prussia interchange. east on 422 watch for an accident right here near route 29, the collegeville interchange, that is off to the shoulder but we are starting to see delays heading inbound. here's the latest on the accident and closure from yesterday. the south park avenue remains closed to day between jobe and eagle view road through lower providence. you will want to use egypt road to sunnyside avenue. that will get you through the township, and over to 422. big delays were on the big board yesterday. school buses will have delays again this morning. and, in addition to folks heading to the neighborhood folks are being detoured through that same stretch because of the arcola road bridge detour. coming in from south jersey, 55, slow working your way toward the the freeway and then coming in from the suburbs 52 miles an hour on 202 and mass transit looking good with no delays. mike and alex, back over to you. many people are saying it looks like a war zone this morning, as clean up efforts are underway following a night of violence and vaned list many in baltimore. >> i think flash point will be remembered as that cvs going up in flames with the police line and that is exactly where our dave kinchin is this morning, dave? >> reporter: it looks like a war zone out here. we are still in the state ofe in mergecy here in west baltimore. we have state police dressed up in full riot gear holding a a line right here. then, of course, one of the tank devices and self law enforcement vehicles also here. the the cvs pharmacy thaw saw all over national news last night on fire. here's what it looks like in the daytime. burned out shell. it is trashed. as you can see over there. also crews are getting it lifting up a truck that a van that has been burned out. you should be able to toe that a away after it was torched. people are also cleaning up in this area there are stories of hope and people trying to turn this whole thing around. i'm's here with monica mitchell. what time did you come out here to clean up. >> 5:15. >> reporter: what have you been doing. >> just sweeping up the street and picking up some trash trying to get glass out of the sleet so folks don't get flat tires. >> reporter: are you from baltimore. >> i was born and raised in baltimore. >> reporter: how do you feel now, you must be so frustrated. >> i'm frustrated but i'm rather privileged. the frustration that was down here last night it is a different type of frustration. >> reporter: i want to get to video of that frustration rioting and fires. did it break your heart because it broke so many hearts out here. >> it did, it is my city, and i love it. to see destruction to see just chaos and to feel helpless sitting a at home on my couch watching it. it was very frustrating. i have two sons at home but i cannot tell you how badly i wanted to come out last night and help. i could not sleep last night so first thing i had to do my brother called me 3:40 and we got ready to come out. >> reporter: monica thanks so much for your time. she's out here cleaning up. folks hoping that a curfew makes a difference tonight a at 10:00 o'clock. hoping that it keeps things calm tonight. i'm surprised they didn't do it last night. i like that woman. >> monica. >> yeah. >> so great that she's doing something she's proud of her town and city there and went out and tried to clean it up there. baltimore police are sending a warning to police departments a across the country here in philadelphia yesterday about noon time there was a credible threat indicate ago this gangs are planning to attack police officers. steve keeley is live at police headquarters right here in philadelphia steve? >> reporter: exactly the the word was take out a law enforcement officer. baltimore police did not specify whether that was in baltimore or other places around the country and philadelphia ticket personally as well telling every officer on duty, on roll calls in their text messages and all e-mails to be on high alert. they are always on high alert here anyway and baltimore is the eighth biggest police department in the the country not big enough baltimore's police commissioner to prevent mass rioting you saw on your tv yesterday and gannon video this morning. we asked philadelphia with 6600 police officers, basically way bigger than baltimore's 4,000 sworn officers and civilian toss send in any help that they can, hundred miles south down i-95, if possible. too soon to get answers from the deputy commissioner richard ross on duty here while police commissioner ramsey out the in hawaii celebrating his 30th wedding anniversary. we will find out from richard ross immediately when he comes in whether or not he will send any philadelphia police officers on assignment down to baltimore or ask for volunteers to go to baltimore because that is a dangerous assignment as you saw a all of those police officers getting hit with rocks. stuff we usually see in the middle east on the west bank, not on the east coast of america. >> put out calls to washington d.c. philadelphia, we have had to go to the state to get those numbers up. we're looking at numbers coming n we are looking forward to that support from what i know we had black gorilla families, bloods, crips had a meeting yesterday, validated and verified, where they said at the conclusion of mr. gray's funeral today each group was intend to go kill and take out a police officer. >> we pushed it out over city wide teletype so we will be ready role calls as well as it is e-mail. the threat is to suggest that nothing is so far here but we have to be mindful that this hate can spread pretty wide. >> reporter: thirty-five arrests or more in baltimore yesterday to go with the 35 they made saturday after the protest there. we have learn from the maryland prisons that one of those 35 arrested down in baltimore saturday before yesterday a's violence was from here in philadelphia. this is why commissioner ramsey never takes a vacation, his first vacation in three years because he said, something bad happens whenever he goes away. he had one of his officers shot last week and now this. we say that because commissioner ramsey is not just in charge in philadelphia but heads the president's commission on 21st century policing. he has been working with baltimore's police commissioner who testified before a commissioner ramsey's commission just a couple of months ago, when they were all out in phoenix meeting on all this we will find out whether deputy ross will send any people down there or whether or not he thinks that baltimore should have have handled it differently. it is certainly not something people in philadelphia think would have happened if this would have occurred here in situations like we have had here but we have had, big, big amounts of people here and police always seem to handle it, textbook here in philadelphia, and we will see if he wants to criticize or have any comments on what happened in baltimore when we see you at 7:00. >> a a lot of debate about how that was handled yesterday afternoon especially. we will update this story throughout the morning. you can find the latest information, pictures and video on our web site at my fox philly.com. let's get back here. police in lower providence township say that road, may not be opened, until tonight following that horrible crash yesterday morning that was basically our big story yesterday. >> fatal crash. one driver was killed when two trucks crashed just before 6:00a m on park avenue in montgomery county. lets get to jenny joyce live there right now and it is the powder that is taking so long to clean it up. >> reporter: now that the sun has come up you can see that powder spilled all over the roadway. this is preventing this stretch of park avenue from reopening. we're hearing it is a slippery substance. they have to come n they were waiting to daylight. we're expect to go see movement on the road shortly in terms of cleaning up that white substance. thinks all after a head on collision between a tractor trailer, and tanker truck that burst into flames. and yesterday morning tractor trailer was carrying this substance. it spilled all over the roadway. tanker truck was hauling sewage. the driver of the tanker didn't make it. the tractor trailer driver was okay. the identities of the driver have not been released. >> we have to look at a number of things, including the truck, you know, whether there was pneumonia kailash yous with the truck we have to look at speed, we have to analyze a number of different things. where the impact was on the the roadway. the that is what we are progressing through, at this point into make determinations and come to conclusions about it. >> reporter: the investigation is underway. or people in the area tell us that yesterday they did hear this explosion and the accident did result in the shelter in place disorder and school bus delays. traffic could be an issue this morning at south park avenue between jobe and eagleville road are closed. crews are bringing in a detergent that is supposed to clean up this white powderly substance. we are awaiting movement on that mike and alex. >> thanks jenny. it is a question many parents struggle with 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so mike took his family on a three day trip to massachusetts to run the boston marathon earlier this month. he got a letter from the principal, at rider elementary saying the trip was against school policy. mike posted his response and it quickly went viral. three day trip included museums, historical type but was still considered a violation. >> they are just doing their job, i understand that. my beef is not with the principal. we loved this school. we adore our teachers. we moved to this town for the school district. we don't want to leave and we're not going to. we love it. my policy is the the policy stinks. >> school district tells fox 29 it sees value of family trips but they are considered unexcused under state guidelines. mike has a meeting to talk about the policy a a little bit more. did you ever get taken out of the school to go on trips. >> oh, yeah, yeah. that is the the policy so you have to follow the policy. maybe he can start a discussion and get policy changed a little bit. >> maybe if you write a book report on what they learned, maybe that would be good. >> that is not a bad idea. >> videotape the thing. >> yeah. >> been? >> need some extra credit. >> i think everything will be fine. >> 6:46. we are looking fine as we step out the front door. 52 degrees not a cloud in the sky. visibility 10 miles april hour. the wind will play a factor throughout the the day. it is 42 in mount pocono. fifty-two in center city. fifty in wildwood. take a a lot at wind speed right now, hold on to your hat, 15 miles an hour in mount pocono. ten coming out of the lancaster. thirteen here in philadelphia for the gang in dover you'll feel wind and we are spinning at 8 miles an hour wind in wildwood. look at the the future wind gust by this afternoon at 1:00. 23 miles an hour in the mountains, 22 in philadelphia, 22 in wildwood. here's the story. not a cloud in the sky we're looking good this morning on ultimate doppler. we have a coatal storm staying well to the north and that will be the reason things will stay breezy but we have this sucker out here, storm blocker we will call it high pressure, that will set us up for nice warm temperatures over the next couple of days. the the warm is coming from the south and it will warm us up but all good things must come to an end because things will cool down and rain on the way. enjoy it. sunny accounts breezy, high of 68. tomorrow sunshine, even better, 73 tomorrow. rain rolls in for thursday and friday. as we get ready to step out the the front door we have sun glare, how is is your curve mike? conshohocken curve there is the the sun glare as it pops above the the tree line and hits you in the forehead like a stale bagel coming in toward center city philadelphia. so expect delays. no complaints, the sun will look good feel good and warm us up this morning. eastbound 422 earlier accident near route 29 right at collegeville interchange and that is already starting to have the delay as you work your way toward king of prussia the here's the closure in lower providence south park avenue closed between jobe and eagle view road. we heard from jenny you will want to stay with egypt road or sunnyside avenue, to get around that delay the school buses will be a little witt delayed todays as well and that accident yesterday occurred in the detour route for the arcola road bridge. there is a the lot of folks working through the neighborhood that are not used to driving up and down that south park avenue. northbound 295 some sun glare into route 30. sun glare a as well on the freeway and 55, come in towards the city but mass transit a has no reported delays. >> this man rice a carry woman was married to this nick cannon dude right. >> yes. >> this one right here. you have met nick cannon. >> no you ruin my chances of meeting nick cannon. >> that has nothing to do with this story. they split up. mariah carry has written this song slamming nick cannon. in fact she wanted to make sure you got the message so much she put word in her music video. >> ♪ well, that is the mild part. she goes deep into this thing basically slamming him. meanwhile, mariah made her grand entrance last night in las vegas. she will be living there for a few years. these pictures were taken from her instagram account. she will take up residency at the caesars palace with shows scheduled from may through july. that may get extended. >> they just came out on easter that nick and mariah are friend and they hang out with the kid once a week. that video type of the video called lyrics video. people think, they will look at it on line because it gets much more intense later on in the video. >> okay. >> basically calling him a dufuss. >> yeah. >> nicki minaj performs at one lucky kid's event. it was for andrew merstein son matt. he posted pictures with all 150 kid in attendance. she told the crowd get an education stay in school, don't be a slouch or bum and ladies never let a man take care of you. be your own person. guess how much it cost. >> i have been to many, my agent has three daughters so i went to their. >> larry. >> they blow a lot of money. it is like a wedding or even bigger than a wedding. >> if she sang seven songs nicki minaj, hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> 200 to $300000 good for her to show up and sing. >> for one night. >> yeah. >> someone night. >> wow. >> maybe talk with you, pose with some pictures. >> gave advice to the young men and women in the crowd. >> i'm sure that was a couple thousand. folks are scrambling to get the a piece of bruce jenner history now. there are wheaties serial box that he is still exist from the late 70es a. >> that have not been opened. >> they have in the been opened since the the late 70's a hot commodity on news day. news day in new york city is reporting one unopened box is selling for $250 what do you think they look like in there. i think i would be tempt todd take a look good i wouldn't eat it but i guess they look the same. >> i thought it would go for more money than that. but an antique box with the bruce jenner. >> you cannot eat it. >> it is not about the eating. >> i know, i know, interesting. well, 6:52. still ahead college professor hits the a breaking point and fails the entire class. but did he go too far? was it just tough love for the students. >> the entire class got an f. >> wow. there is a school in galveston. >> it is a satellite campus down there in galveston. >> this professor in galveston was so fed up with his class he decided todd just fail every single student in his class. >> he said students in his strategic management class were rude, disruptive and they were cheaters. he sent them an e-mail to let them know that they all failed. >> so it read in of new my opinion, given the behavior in this class desire to pass or graduate to be an aggie as you do the not in anyway embody honor that the university holds graduates should have within their personal character. >> really. >> so what did the university say. >> university says only those with failing grade would actually fail the class not based on your behavior but professor wanted to rattle will them i'm sure. school is launching their own investigation. those who behaved badly will be disciplined but way 20 year-old professor -- well, in addition the 20 year professor says he will never teach that class again. he is done with that class. >> it left a bad taste in his mouth. >> yes. >> they have high standard there in galveston. >> texas a and m. >> galveston, seriously. >> really. >> only thing do you in galveston is go on spring break. >> where do you suppose kid that go to school in galveston go on spring break. >> maybe they go to south pad re island good that is galveston. >> at least you are going somewhere. >> at least you are going somewhere. >> they need to do the opposite maybe they will go to michigan and sit in the snow. >> really, i don't think so good did you hear about this, gunfire erupts in a philadelphia neighborhood leaving a car basically riddled with bullets. not the police car. plus final protest reaching the city, is it safe to travel to baltimore. we will tell what you officials are doing to keep tourist safe in the area. what we're seeing isn't anger it is destruction of a community. >> straight up at 7:00 o'clock on this tuesday. violence spread ago cross baltimore overnight. the city under a state of emergency. we will take you their life. back here at home philadelphia police are on alert after a credible threat against law enforcement across the country. who is planning to a attack officers. big day in d.c. issue have of same sex marriage goes before the u.s. supreme court this morning. how outcome cou

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