it s an honor and a privilege. i couldn t be more happier that this is happening in the great state of new jersey. home state. this is a superstar. he has touched everybody s heart and i m so grateful for all of you. it s your horse. i know you want to savor the moment but any idea where we might see your superstar run next? no clue. thanks very much. tom? what a great day of celebration. victor with his dad. they can celebrate another victory as he won the way a triple crown winner should here at the haskell, the easiest of efforts. weave admired that stride so many times and the way he just scooted to the lead. it looked like he wasn t even running hard. and competitive edge the pace setter set a decent pace. he s no slouch, but victor as jerry said was waterskiing early in the race. meaning he was high up firm hold. feet on the dashboard. feet on the dashboard. watching how easily he wins where does american pharoah go next? he would be the prohibited
getting a second chance to get their hands on the special passes. good evening. those passes are the only way people can ride the regional rail during pope francis visit in september. riders are hoping luck will be on their side. randy gyllenhaal is live tonight. you spoke to commuters eager to get one of those passes. reporter: denise the critical thing to know is most stations that day will be closed. only a few hubs will be open to pick up passengers. conshohocken is usually busy. people may have to go to chestnut hill if they re lucky enough to get a pope pass in the first place. in less than an hour you can head to septa s website and enter the lottery for the chance to win a pope pass on the regional rail. the golden tigckets will be in high demand. not just for pope fans but locals who commute into the city for work. you have to work into the city that weekend? i do. people are talking about what the situation will be. reporter: todd works in hospitality. he s g
brittney shipp. this will be day seven. we expect temperatures in the low 90s. even warmer than what we saw yesterday, up to a high of 93 for philadelphia. temperaturewise, 63 in allentown, 67 in mt. pocono. 69 in reading, 79 in wilmington and 71 at the atlantic city airport. it s a mild start. the end is near. i am tracking the end of all these 90 degree temperatures. like i said on sunday yesterday, we did see a high of 90 degrees. as we head into today, 93. tuesday we should still be in the 90s. at least eight days by tuesday. wednesday, thursday, we ll start to see the break. it s on the threshold of 89 to 90 degrees. over the next eight hours, expect mild conditions. by 9:00 p.m. ab close to 80 degrees with breezy wind speeds out of the southwest. by the time you head out to lunch, 87 degrees. a few degrees shy of 90. it will a warm lunch hour for you. coming up, i am tracking the return of humidity. that will start today. tracking a chance of isolated storms in an uns
I am compelled to write this letter regarding the recent $4 million grant issued by Janet T. Mills to Kingfish Maine. Is our governor really supporting yet another foreign company to siphon profits from Mainers? This grant reflects a fundamental problem with Maine's economic development 'strategy' and I will use Kingfish Maine as the example.
JONESPORT — An analysis of Kingfish Maine’s financial capacity to construct an industrial-scale, land-based salmon farm on 94 acres fronting Chandler Bay was called into question in a letter financial