i think easton may be 20 minutes before this stuff pull away from you. you can see how it's pretty much cleared the western ashore, easton over to denton, denton maybe 45 minutes to an hour. you not anybody driving out toward the coast, still wet there a few more hours. if you're headed out this evening, you'll need a jacket. 49 in white oak, 55 in washington, loudoun county 50 to 54 there. it is a chilly night. clouds will slowly break up but not until late tonight with temperatures fairly steady. overnight we're falling into the 40s and 50s. after the chilly start tomorrow got some really good news for the weekend coming up. >>> a maryland grandmother now charged with murder after she opened fire in a mcdonald's parking lot late yesterday killing the new stepfather of her grand clipper and wounding the children's mother. scott broom is in waldorf with new details from investigator. what the heck, scott? >> reporter: we're here at mcdonald's at the charles town center mall. investigators describe what happened as a nest domestic situation exploding into

easton road shut down at the turnpike. working on the repairs from yesterday afternoon's accident that brought down a pole and wire dave. >> sun is coming up nice and bright this morning karen and we're comfortable temperatures in the upper 50's across much of the northern and western suburbs. 60 in warrington. 56 in quakertown. 59 in both chester and center city. and across the river in south jersey. 60 in hammonton, 61 in buena. gandhi's beach at 62. 62 in cinnaminson. 60 to 63 up and down the state of delaware. if you're running errands the morning will be great for. that we'll have sun giving way top occasional clouds. getting up to 81 at noon. this afternoon a little choppier, 85 is your high around 4 o'clock and at times there could be a spotty pop-up shower or even a thunderstorm. mainly dry this afternoon though tam. >> thank you david. >>> sophia vergara speaking out for the first time about a controversial lawsuit. her exfeian says is suing her over frozen embryos. they were created while they were still in a rel

easton road remains closed between the turnpike and fitzwatertown road here.or this closure causing a problem in willow grove. it's an accident from yesterday that's still causing issues because of the downed wires and poles so we've got peco and verizon on the scene trying to fix this. they hope to have it done and clear and reopened by the time that more and more people are getting out like 7 o'clock. we'll keep an eye on that one. stick to york road in the meantime to deal with. that a house fire in to you men since. saw mill way near troxel road. expect some restrictions in there. use wychol road. clear and dry light volume because it's early. this is delaware county, the blue route near macdade boulevard. so, if you're coming down from villanova or broomall you're not going to see an issue here. someone reporting a pothole on our waze app. always good to check this. this is pe z man reporting that. i love those names. this is east bishop hollow road look for that causing a problem on the waze app. 63 degrees your currents temperature, 61 in millville and

michaels and tillman get ready easton. this is all headed your way. back with your seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you very much. >>> tonight hundreds of families have been ordered to evacuate their homes west of fort worth, texas. brazos river threatening to spill over the banks. 19 people died in texas and oklahoma. floodwaters have damaged thousands of homes and businesses. >> keep hoping we'll wake up and this nightmare is over. it is not. we are strictly in survival mode. >> worse, crews still out there looking on the air and on the ground for members of three families missing. blanco river overflowed the banks sunday and swept away their vacation home. >>> no new arrests announced today in the four murders in the d.c. mansion despite an investigator's sworn statement that he believes others were involved. >> reporter: you can see a calculated risk. that is what two experts are saying about the release of the five other people who were picked up with the suspect in the murders here. >> i think it was a smart decision. i positive it

they've been kind of damp and just stopped raining in the last 30, 40 minutes in place like easton and camden and the rain is moving to the east. otherwise we're in decent shape. if you have to go out, obviously you'll want a jacket. a much nicer friday is easier impaired to today, not a lot -- friday is compared to today, not a lot of moisture. a good looking weekend, sunday low to mid-80s and hot by memorial day, near 90. i think we'll hold off the better chance of thunderstorms until next week when we'll have the heat, humidity and afternoon threat tuesday through thursday. futurecast, we'll take this storm system and scoot it out of here, still may see a couple showers in the mountains as we go through the evening hours, slight chance over toward the shenandoah valley or ridge. a slight chance of a shower in the late afternoon, 70s, 70s again saturday and then temperatures start going up. our forecast tonight, late clearing, isolated shower mainly in the mountains, 46 to 53. tomorrow morning 40s and 50s to start, breezy, brisk. you'll need the jacket and sunglasses and slim shower

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voluntarily give his dna to prove he had not been involved in the fight. >> and we were not leaving eastonot his dna. >> this proved to be harder than investigators anticipated. denny smoked during his interrogation but always made sure to keep the cigarette butts. detectives offered him a bottle of water, but he wouldn't touch it. finally, they asked him to sign a document, saying he refused to provide his dna. >> we asked him to put the letter into envelope and seal the envelopes. he refused to seal the envelopes, and basically told us, look, you tried three times to get my saliva on something. first, the cigarette butt, then the water bottles and now the envelopes. seal it yourselves. is there anything else i can do for you? >> so investigators put denny under surveillance at his home and at the computer store where he worked. he took a cigarette break every 45 minutes, but was careful to keep the evidence. >> when he smoked his cigarettes, he would put out the butts and put the butts in his pocket so they could not be collected. >> two days passed, and investigators finally got a break

and easton road remains closed near the turnpike here.accident from yesterday afternoon but the problem is downed poles, downed wires. we've got verizon on the scene, peco on the scene trying to clear this and they hope to have that done by 7 o'clock. so just stick to york road as your alternate. a quick look at your commuter traffic report. i'm not finding anyone talking about any problems through the area. your bridges are looking good, ben franklin, walt whitman bridge, no problem on 42 or 55. no one complaining at least at this early hour. and no complaints about the weather. 63 degrees is feeling comfortable right now. we're dry. 53 in allentown, 61 in millville. another warm day ahead with a chance for a spotty shower or thunderstorm later on, tam. >> okay, thank you karen. >>> new this morning an armed roche's get away proved to be more difficult than expected. the convenience store owner in oklahoma city locked the bandit inside, look at that. surveillance video shows the robber desperately trying to open the door with no luck. fi

also easton road remains closed between the turnpike and fitzwatertown road.ty repairs because of an accident from yesterday that's still causing problems. it happened before 5:00 p.m. still restricting traffic right now while they clear with that. peco and verizon are on the scene. they hope it will be clear by 7:00 a.m. so hopefully by the time the morning commute really gets going this will be back opened but in the meantime just use 263 which is york road to get around that. in burlington county here on the new jersey turnpike southbound between exits five and four we've got construction blocking the left lane and the center lane and that should wrap up at 6 o'clock, tam. >> thank you karen. >>> a false story threatened to break the fragile peace in baltimore a week after riots broke outer. according to police officers ran after a man who appeared to have a gun. they took him into custody and that's when a gun shot was heard. this is what followed. witnesses claim that the man had been shot by a policeman but it turns out that he was not injured. he did no

easton road remains closed between the turnpike and fitzwatertown.dent from yesterday afternoon but the trouble is it brought down wires, brought down poles. we've got crews on the scene. just use york road as your alternate an accident we had over here on wrangle hill road has cleared. things are reopened near pulaski highway with no problems. they had a downed pole. they were able to fix that nice and early. we've been tweeting with the #6abc traffic. the weather 62 degrees in, 56 in allentown, 51 in millville. a nice warm day with a high of 85. unlike yesterday we have a spotty chance for a shower or thunderstorm later on tam. >> thank you karen. >> new this morning an armed robber's get away proved to be more difficult than expected. a convenience store owner locked the bandit inside and you see what happens there. surveillance video shows the robber desperately trying to yank open the doors with no luck. finally the owner let's the man out. he got away with less than a hundred bucks. police are still looking for him. >>> boston marathon bomber d

she says her adoptive parents told her she was born september september 21, 1992 at at a home in eastonnt to an easton hospital before she was adopted through the catholic social agency diocese of allentown. >> they didn't make me feel like i was adopter. they made me feel like i was their own child but in the back of my mind it was just eating and eating. >> she says her records don't list her birth mother's name hans no information on her father. only that she has a brother and sister a few years older. >> being an only child it's kind of lonely and you're like, well, it would be kind of cool to have like a sister and like a brother and like i just really want to meet them and like develop a relationship that i didn't have when i was a kid. >> kathleen's facebook page managed with the help of her best friend angie and already has more than thee thousand shares. kathleen says she has no resentment toward her biological mother. she just wants answers. >> you're still the reason i'm here. so even if you don't want to talk to me that's fine. i just want to know who you are. >> if you'd li

now, the northern portion of this about to hit allentown at 4:30 bethlehem, 4:37 easton, around 4:52. and some of this rain has been on the heavy side over 3 inches per hour. rainfall rate in some of the heaviest storms. if they would happen to stay over one spot, that could cause flood threat as well. so we have one shower developing drexel hill, other ones near the pennsylvania turnpike near norristown right now. continuing to move to the northeast. here's the forecast hour by hour as we go toward the dinner hour. here's that line of storms according to the computer model. and just kind of slowly creeping eastward. generally, weakening a little bit. but there's still a lot of heavy rain in this as it goes into new jersey. and, of course the slower it moves, the more rain accumulates, and the greater the threat of some of that localized flooding. see, we eventually dry out here as we head toward midnight. now, what's going to happen tomorrow, we start off very warm. it's going to be a warm humid start to the day. we're going to get up near 90 degrees. nothing like today with the wide

february 3rd, 2011, easton, massachusetts.northeast experiences one of the worst winters in years. snowfall averages in region break records. peter howe is a reporter for new england cable news in newton, massachusetts. >> it was a horrible winter. i can't remember what the first snow was, but it was probably november. it started snowing. it kept snowing every five days. it never got warm enough for it to melt. the snow piled up and piled up and piled up. >> that morning a snowy, icy rain is falling. howe and cameraman brian butler are sent to cover potential roof collapses all over the county. >> we knew the day before there may be some roof problems because of all the snow on roofs and the added weight of the water and the assignment desk called us. they said there's a building in easton, massachusetts. can you head over that way? and we said sure. >> they arrive at the triton technology building a few minutes before 11:00 a.m., and are astonished to see the entire building is buckling. >> we had been hearing extraordinary s

be careful around easton just to the north of camcambridge.hey're already reporting some flooding there. watch yourself going that way. high temperatures tomorrow 84 to 91 degrees with an isolated storm but most of us dry. if you're heading down towards the beaches, look at this beach forecast. not bad at all during the day today, 74 degrees, 77 tomorrow 80 degrees on your sunday. i really think the weekend is looking dry at the beaches. however, monday a different story. i think a good chance for some storms there areawide, high temperature of 87 degrees. then we get cooler but nowhere near as cool as i was thinking yesterday. temperatures still around 80 degrees next wednesday. >> thanks, doug. >>> food companies and restaurants are taking steps to make your favorite meals with fewer artificial ingredients. nbc's erika edwards tells us what nutritionists say would have an even bigger impact on your health. >> reporter: some of america's most well-known restaurants and food companies are touting what they're not serving. and customers appear

big difference of yesterday so it really depends on where you are, easton right now, just to the north and isolated showers at this time and also moving throughout parts of millford but not seeing rainfall you can understand why, seeing spotty showers and this is going to continue heading into the rest of tonight on and off spotty showers expected for us not only this evening but tomorrow as well. we are going to start to see the temperatures dropping back down closer to average. it is going to take a while before we drop back down into the mid-70s. seeing another warm day heading into tomorrow. waking up tomorrow at 6:00 a.m., already in the 70s so mild conditions expected once again as you head out over the next eight hours, a chance of spotty showers for us. temperatures will stay in the 70s. mid-70s by 11:00 p.m. i'll have your 7-day forecast coming up. >>> thanks. let's go live back out to randy gyllenhaal where the city is remembering the victims of the derailment. randy? >> reporter: they're calling it a service of reflection just a way to remember the victims of the derailment.

she said her adoptive parents told her she was born september 21st, 1992 at a home in easton. she went to a easton hospital before she was adopted through the the catholic social agencies of allentown. >> they didn't make me feel like i was adopted. they made me feel like i was their child but in the back of my mind it was just eating away. >> reporter: she says her record don't list her birth mother's name and has in information on her fat only she has a brother and sister, a few years later being an old child it would be cool to have a sister and like a brother, and i just really want to meet them and develop a relationship that i didn't have when i was a kid. >> reporter: kathleen's facebook post managed with help of her best friend angie and has already 3,000 shares. kathleen says she has in resentment toward her biological mother, she just wants answers. >> you are still the reason why i'm here. even if you don't want to talk to me that is fine i just want to necessity how are. >> reporter: if you would like to help katie to find her biological mother go to my fox philly.

across the bay 84 in easton. 92 today. seventh time this month we have been 90 or more. last year we hit 90 once in the month of may. in 1991 we averaged 73.0 degrees. our records go back to 1872. if that holds, and i think it probably will, the new record 73.2. a record we probably didn't want but we have the warmest may in washington history. hot and humid one more day. that's going to be monday. yellow alert day monday and tuesday because we will have afternoon and evening thunderstorms on monday. much cooler by tuesday. in the 70s. and more showers tuesday. so right now we will keep the yellow alert going. you can see the moisture from really mississippi. we have one cluster of moisture in pennsylvania and new york. so a lot of available moisture for some heavy downpours. that's the case tomorrow afternoon and evening. here is the futurecast. morning is quiet. midday things are going to start to pop. mid to late afternoon, evening, some heavier showers and storms. some could be lingering tuesday to wednesday depending how far south that front gets. and even that's a

most areas are in the 70s, although frederick and easton still 81. 79 leesburg.eather headlines, a very warm start to the week, average highs low 70s. we'll be in the mid-80s tomorrow and tuesday. chance of a couple storms by tuesday and wednesday afternoon. looks like the better chance might be in pennsylvania, but we've got to watch this front. it could sag toward our neck of the woods, cooler but still above average wednesday through friday, closer to 80 if not upper 70s. next weekend, i think we'll be in the mid-80s once again saturday and on mother's day. pretty quiet day across much of the east, showers in new york state and new england, a cluster of storms approaching chicago. there's a front underneath our banner. that's what we'll track as we head in toward tuesday afternoon and wednesday. in the short term nothing significant, quiet night, 50s, low 50s away from town, upper 50s to near 60 at reagan national. tomorrow winds more south, southwesterly, a warm direction for us. in the afternoon while we could see a stray shower well to our southwest we'll b

allentown mostly sunny and pleasant and high of 71 and same for bethlehem and easton and down the shore a high of 68 degrees a little bit cool but still lots of sun and pleasant with the winds lighter than yesterday. and philadelphia a high of 73 that is the average high for this date. mostly sunny skies and a few high cirrus filtering through. 54 is the overnight low partly cloudy skies and cool and winds even less 4 to 8 miles per hour and again the partly cloudy skies building in as we go past the evening hour, the phillies are wrapping up a four game set trying to even the series at 2-2, it's a 1:05 start and a gorgeous day for baseball. 69 for the first pitch and 73 in the ninth inning, our high is 73. and 71 by 5:30 and inching down to 70 degrees by 7:00 and down into the 60s after that. mainly clear out there and light winds and fairly bright. tomorrow we have a warm front that gets past us to the north and beneath that front. we are expecting the high clouds giving us partly cloudy skies and some of the models are trying to put some clouds through and as you get down towards the

michaels easton this is all tracking are way queenstown as well for the next couple hours. it cooled off big time behind the showers. it's down into the 70s and 80s with 79 in fairfax and 81 in leesburg and 80 in andrews and a high of 90 degrees today. so 83 feels better in baltimore. they were in the mid-70s. looking at the evening planner, temperatures will be cooling down. isolated showers storm here or there with a 10:00 temperature at 78. the morning low was 75 and i think we will be 71, 7 to in -- 72 in washington so we are in better shape. 3-day forecast scattered showers and storms again tomorrow. we will start out warm and dry but watch it right now it will be yellow alert borderline and we will watch it and allison and eric may raise the flag tomorrow. 89 for the high. friday 87 and fewer storms saturday so we will be closer again towards the 90 degree mark. as far as the 7-day forecast there's light at the end of the tunnel heading towards sunday. looks like we will be down in the mid-80s with showers and storms and then next week cooler but the front hangs on an

we've got a cool night coming our way, 50s in frederick and gaithersburg, 62 in fredericksburg, easton 66. 40s in the mountains. they'll be in the 30s with a frost advisory till 8 a.m. tomorrow. chilly tonight with most lows in the 40s. we'll be low 50s in town, fantastic saturday. tomorrow could be potentially the best day of the year weatherwise. we'll be warmer sunday but not humid as we get back into the 80s and heat and humidity by memorial day. next week it will be hot and sticky and feel like july. in the morning lows 40s in cumberland, low 50s in town, 45 gaithersburg, 49 at joint base andrews. a couple light showers earlier, but those are falling apart. looking at the forecast if you're traveling to the beach for the holiday weekend, 65 tomorrow, 74 sunday and 80 monday. looks pretty nice there. for tonight we're certainly going to be chilly, lows between 43 and 53 and 30s in the mountains. enjoy it now because we'll warm up quickly here by next week. 50s and 60s early tomorrow, sunny and cool, beautiful afternoon, highs between 70 and 75. winds southwest and a lot less than t

officially 90 with a morning low of 72. 88 at national. 84 in easton. 70s to around 80 at the ocean. as far as warmest may, here's the top five warmest mays. we'll talk 1991 at 73.0. after today, we are comfortably in second place and on striking distance of being number one. 72.9. so if we get 156 collective degrees between the high and low tomorrow, we're in. what does that mean? 84 over 72, right? 86, 74, something in that range, that would push us to 73.1 and we would be number 1. so our weather headlines, muggy again tonight. humidity is up. we do have the breeze, but looks like it's going to be a mostly dry evening. hot sunday, isolated storms in the afternoon. this is why i think we will set the record with temperatures near 90 for the high on sunday afternoon. cold front does approach monday. this is going to up the rain and storm chances on monday and i think into tuesday as well. monday already is going to be yellow alert day. the afternoon and evening, if you have monday plans, afternoon and evening, expect showers and storms around. lot of showers and storms for the west.

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dew point temperatures when they're mid 60's start to feel humid and they're creeping up tonight, eastonstern shore 68. that feels pretty humid. you get close to 70. in winchester at 57 it doesn't feel too bad. that's generally what happened today. much more humid east. severe weather still associated with that system west. ana churning south. very slow mover. what it means for your mother's day coming tomorrow. could be a lot like today. morning cloud cover. a little higher humidity comes back in. holding temperatures down will be nice. storm chances holding off as well. then we'll discuss the likely rain chances and possibly a hot day in our full forecast with you, kellye coming up. >> sounds good to me. thank you. developing right now there are conflicting reports over who is behind a jailbreak in iraq. iraq's government says 40 prisoners escaped nine of whom are currently facing terrorism charges. the islamic state is claiming responsibility for the jailbreak but a different account says that the prison break began when prisoners were able to seize a weapon from a guard and clash wit

low 60s, or mid-60s in the mountain, but 72 in waldorf, easton 74. there's just a lot of warm, muggy air in place. that may set the stage for a couple of strong storms, but a better chance monday and tuesday. let's talk heat first. this is going to be the warmest may on record. in 2004, 71.3. 1991, 73. and that's an average temperature when you take the high and the low for all 31 days, that's the average. this year through the first 31 days we're running 72.9, just a 10th of a degree below, but we're going to make it up tomorrow. probably end up 73.1 the way it's looking. so yes, the warmest may, whether you like it or not. muggy again tonight, temperatures in the 60s and 70s. tomorrow there will be a few afternoon thunderstorms. some could even be on the strong side. we're going to have to watch that. certainly we'll have the heat and humidity to fuel those stores. as the front approaches on monday that's going to give us a better chance for rain and storms monday and i think tuesday as well. both days are going to be yellow alert day. let's see wh

and willow grove route 611 easton road closed between fitzwatertown road and the turnpike, that was due to accident yesterday. ukee erika back to you. >> justin, thank you. happening today closing arguments in the trial of six former philadelphia police officers accused of corruption. the suspects, all narcotics officers, are accused of beating and stealing from drug suspect. during the trial the jury heard from only one of the six officers on trial. the justice department's case is built on the testimony of drug dealers and one ex officer who pleaded guilty. >> we are now learning that the fbi spent several years investigating one of the two gunmen killed in a attack outside profit muhammad cartoon contest in texas. officials say elton simpson was sentenced to probation as the subject of terror vision in 2010. simpson and his roommate sufi, both accused of shoot unarmed guard in garland texas. an officer with the guard returned fire killing those men. prior to the shooting, police say, security was tight. >> well there is morning fire has now scorched nearly 1,000 acres in a southeaste

you see the one east of easton going in to delaware shortly with a couple in to fairfax county, died in montgomery county. now south and southwest. this is all that's left this evening. this one is falling apart as moves away from culpeper. then a couple of heavier showers still isolated south of fredericksburg towards the so yeah we may see some of these in towards stafford. this stuff towards port royal. it's going to cross 301 as it might make it to stafford with an outside chance get up towards quantico. this is really all that's going out there. once we lose the daytime heating from the sun, we'll see a lot of this stuff just fall apart. nice and sunny now, 83 at reagan national and the high -- the high is 85 degrees with the south wind at 5 miles per hour. but a nice evening nonetheless for moms, getting ready to watch them tonight and hopefully take it in game six. 81 degrees in andrews. they got up to 84 right now with fed ricksburg and the mid- 70s at the naval air station. and the warm weather will continue for two more days tomorrow. and in fact that tuesday is going to be

fog rolls in from the south and easton night and then tomorrow morning we'll break out with some sunshinecould be a stray shower in some spots, not everybody sees it. maybe have the umbrella handy just in case. tuesday not showing much in the form of precipitation as the front moves through. moisture is going to be limited. temperature-wise it's going to be mild tonight, 60 to around 70 for the low temperature. tomorrow rebounding again in the low and mid 80's. warmer on tuesday. some spots reaching the upper 80's maybe 90 depending on how much sunshine we see. areas of fog developing late. maybe a shower or two early this evening. 66 for the low temperature. tomorrow morning fog, then afternoon shower is possible, 84 for the afternoon high. here we go the extended forecast tuesday that's the hottest day 88 degrees, a stray shower possible in the afternoon. very comfortable wednesday thursday, friday, low and mid 70's with sunshine. next saturday we could be dealing with some showers the temperatures holding in the 70's so getting back to normal for the second half of the week. >> not bad

look at this in glenside. 309 at easton road. visibility in this area causing a problem right now but of course the big accident is on the new jersey turnpike. that major highway shut down, david. >> all right, karen, it's not a great morning across the region weather-wise as we do have some showers. take a look at storm tracker six live double scan. wherever you see the green that's active rain. we've got some moving into northern chester and mourn montgomery counties now, reading around berks county and allentown have seen some of this, also areas to the south around dover and cape may and in between that fog can be producing drizzle on the windshield and perhaps slightly damp road conditions, so do be careful out there both visibility-wise and road-wise. and there is the visibility. down in millville and also wildwood in particular we've seen under a half mile visibility, about a half mile up in trenton and every now and then in between these numbers you can have pockets of dense fog but it would appear to be those areas i men

just moving away from easton, pennsylvania quakertown green lane getting some of this right now, doylestown lansdale getting another batch before too much longer and allentown will probably pick up another light sprinkle. otherwise as we go out wide you can also see some lingering stuff right down in cape may county. looks like dover is drying at this point. and this is also very light nuisance stuff so a little bit damp out there. in between these pots -- props of green you have low lying cloud cover and fog some some spots. that could also reduce your visibility of course. as we take a look outside lots of clouds around this morning and that includes -- where are we looking -- no, that's i-95. it's hard to see it right away. but that's from center city. now this camera position is parked atop i think one of the society hill towers so it's a little bit misleading in if you go right down to the ground level the fog isn't quite as thick but nonetheless you get the idea. low lying cloud cover and definitely a chance of drizzle on the windshield in the city. your dewpoint right now is actually

will leave you with the storm tracker 4 it is going to continue to be warm and it will be warmer in eastonations. >>michelle apon: you could always strapped for cash and carry conditions with the mobile application is a great device is free from the apple store and google play >>george: opening up at 345 this morning as you can see the ride here looks good for the track heading either to hayward or toward san mateo it is not a commute this morning but even with that it is still a pretty light and easy rider as it is for the bay bridge will not tracking any delays do not expect to see the misery likes activated it will be a different drive on the typical commute because there will be three lanes northbound and that means a three lane southbound likely will see more traffic flow on the northbound side as the morning wears on heading into more of the gran via the richmond bridge there are no delays here to do not expect to see the morning any backups still was a quick look at the ride in the east bay now as you had was about 24 or west on 580 or even on the nimitz freeway or westbound 80 all

nina easton, eddie walter and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. the administration says it was a severe winter. they always say something about that about the first quarter. >> yes. >> politically, what does this number mean? >> a couple things. it's not a good number obviously. it's the third time that we've had a downturn since the recession. but there are good signs in the economy. incomes are up. housing is turning around. and the thing to remember politically -- and i remember this so well from 2012 when i taught a class. it's the economy, stupid. it's about the trend line on the economy. is it getting worse or getting better? and there's a long time between now and next november for people to feel like it's getting worse or it's getting better. >> but anecdotally, there's still a lot of money that is off on the sidelines. companies are still stockpiling cash. and while there is some churning going on it doesn't seem like it's taken off. >> well people are still not feeling confident about the economy. the trajectory and the economy, they are

allentown, easton getting little bit of rain this morning, one little heavy downpour about to hit holland>> interesting, isolated thunderstorm in harrisburg, accompanying this cold front. as we said, can't rule out a shower or thunderstorm, this morning, as this continues to slowly sing to the south and you can see the difference, in temperatures, not that great. but it will be cooler today, than it was yesterday. 68 degrees, right now, more like the mid 307's, 63 wildwood, 63 wilmington, delaware, also, and we have seen change in wind direction. we started off with southwesterly wind. now they are northeasterly winds, so that's why quincy is casino of headed toward the west-southwest this morning. mable be here in the city before long. that's the direction in which he is headed. visibility, we've only had problem real any lancaster this morning, and in wilmington, delaware, with some fog. now we see reduced visibility in atlantic city at the airport, as well. yes, it was a summer sampler yesterday. with the high of 85 degrees. and few isolated thunderstorms, few more, not out of the ques

easton coming in at 70. that's cool. once again tomorrow the first day in the last ten we've been below the 80-degree mark. cool to start but a nice spring breeze tomorrow. a nice afternoon, 64 at 11:00, 68 by 1:00 and 3:00 temperature of 70 degrees. next couple day though. watch what happens here. 272 thursday. thursday spectacular. i think thursday will be a very nice day. plenty of sunshine. low humidity. 72 not bad at all. perfect spring day. 75 friday. friday looks good but we'll see more cloud cover. some areas north and west may see a shower. then we'll get unsettled fort weekend. saturday sunday monday good chance for showers and thunderstorms out there. some of those storms or any storms that could develop could have locally heavy downpours. some computer models going warmer than this, too. that's something else we'll continue to watch. if you like the springlike weather it's here at least for the next couple of days. enjoy it. >>> next not even old enough to order a drink. >> this is my home turn. >>> news 4 ta

mid 50s easton and cambridge. even cool conditions to the north and west inland areas, frederick, 56. 47 degrees, sterling to sudley hitting a high of only 58 degrees. it is really a hot like march. at the bus stop, the kids will need jacket. showers starting early. cool conditions with that rain likely at recess. dismissal, still some wet roads. so it goes from caution to higher impact conditions around recess time. dismissal again. still wet roads. as far as the rainfall intensity goes if you're going to be grabbing the umbrella grab the big one. the golf size umbrella with the showers tomorrow. there could be some pockets of moderate rain coming down. a high impact day for us. very chilly. feeling a lot like march after one of the hottest days out of the year that high temperature yesterday of just 90? we're talking about the return of heat for the memorial day weekend. saturday and sun, 82. i'll have more on that heat wave coming up. ? all right. thank you. itchy, watery eyes. we're feeling it. uncontrollable

. >> reporter: kathleen mcgrade was born at a home in easton september 21st, 1992. she was then taken to a easton hospital where she spent time until she was catholic through the catholic social agencies diocese of allah even town when she was two months old. she didn't know she had a older brother and older sister. mcgrade knows her family loves her so much, her adopted family, but she still feels like a piece of her is missing. >> they didn't make me feel like i was adopted. they made me feel i was their only child. but in the back of my mind it was just eating and eating. it is like that one little spot that you just like i need it, i just needed to know about me, that little emptiness. being an only child it is kind of lonely and it would be cool to have a sister, and like a brother, and i just really want to meet them. >> speaking of the person who decided to show her birth record left information off. they didn't list her birth mother's name or anything at all about her birth father. >> you are still the reason that i'm here. so even if you don't want to talk

then by 2:00 the showers will be creeping up to leonard town up toward calvert cliffs cambridge, easton may get the showers between noon and 4:00. then 4:00 maybe some thundershowers developing along the front. eastern west virginia and the panhandle there. then moving toward he ray and hagerstown. by 8:00 most of it is done. by later this evening, a few clouds around. the humidity is dropping during the day tomorrow. temperatures right now are mild and muggy. in the 60s just about everywhere. near 70 around the bay and right in washington. hour by hour for the day ahead, by 8:00 upper 60s. by noontime partly sunny, low 80s. you'll get a few of the showers mainly east of the metro area. maybe thunder in the shenandoah valley. i took this picture yesterday while i was biking along the path near harpers ferry. wild flowers. post your pictures on twitter, facebook and instagram. tomorrow, hot. up near 90 degrees tomorrow afternoon. a bit of a blustery wind but turning less humid and then lower humidity and a big change for midweek. cool mornings and mild afternoons in the 70s. wednesday, t

just few light showers another is one shower up across northampton county just to the west of easton, that will slowly drift across the south. now, the computer forecast shows these showers will be ending early and there is just one or two areas of rain here couple of bull's ice here on the computer forecast computer shows you something like this, maybe not pinpointing the exact shower location, but in this area here can't rule out shower between about now and midnight. everything calms down overnight tonight though. and by the time you wake up, not much after change. seventy in the city 66 degrees, in the suburbs that early shower will clear out. now we have a lot going on the start of the week. we will gave you a hint what to expect. one front coming from the northeast monday, big impactor pact on temperatures tomorrow, will be changing hour by hour. tuesday, we try to pull the warm air back up ahead of this front, what the weather is coming in for for wednesday. so a lot happening here. but the start of the week a lot of changing temperatures, thunderstorms, with each front. all br

that's easton and cambridge 67 degrees in cambridge, 69 in luray little cooler toward the mountains,oo. but again, sunshine throughout the area tomorrow. it's going to be mild as high pressure once again takes over. now, here is a look at your sunday planner forecast before we get into the details of memorial day. there will be some high clouds so i think it's filtered sunshine for sunday, temperature at 7:00 a.m. 58 degrees by lunchtime, noon, 74. as we get into 4:00, 5:00, 82 degrees for sunday. monday some higher temperatures, and of course tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday of next week, 90 to 92 degrees with that heat index running just over 95. maybe even a little higher for one of these days. each day next week looks as though we will have some afternoon thunderstorms and likely some poor air quality, too coming our way next week. here it is saturday's high temperature 73 82 on sunday, nice conditions here. then memorial day 88 for a high temperature. yes great conditions expected, hot, a little hupd. plenty of sunshine, though. still a great afternoon to get out. for next w

temperature 80 degrees leesburg, 77 cambridge, 78 in easton 77 in pax river tomorrow. i know some of you may be thinking of taking mom to the beach or st. michael's for this upcoming weekend. 78 degrees in martinsburg, temperatures also a little cooler in the mountains tomorrow. this is where we'll find more clouds once again in the high spots just west of us. forecast-wise, sun and clouds another great day coming our way, though. there is your range again from 77 to 83 degrees. meanwhile, here's a look at your storm team four day forecast. 81 tomorrow your average high at 73 so this is our fifth day with temperatures 80 degrees or higher. we have at least five more to go. through your weekend, 82 83 degrees, 30% chance of a shower on sunday. yes, mother's day, but hold on i'll give you an hourly forecast as i said of mother's day coming up in a couple minutes. >>> look at this sight from central california. a huge pile of hay caught fire at a dairy farm. mechanical equipment started the blaze. firefighters say it could burn and smolder for days. >>> a wild story out o

this is a pretty big storm in easton, folks going across the bay bridge are getting hammered with heavy rain. this is what we're focusing on down towards the south toward fredericksburg. we're looking at two storms, one southwest of fredericksburg and one north of fredericksburg, a little weak cell trying to form north of haymarket. this storm has prompted a severe thunderstorm warning until 5:30 south of fredericksburg and it's moving north. so i just tweeted this out, put it on facebook. get ready, fredericksburg, for some heavy rain and possibly strong winds. put the umbrella down, secure the objects. this is no slouch of a storm. heavy rain indicated in red down 95 across 17 moving to the north at 17 miles an hour. this is headed toward garrisonville about 5:26 on our storm tracker and bell fair cross roads about 5:48 if it holds together. obviously isolated thunderstorm tonight, humid. we'll keep the storms in till about 9:00 or 10:00. hot and humid all weekend. the summer pattern continues, mainly afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. you'll have time to do stuff in the

the two are the palmer park mall in easton north hampton county and springfield park in delaware countye pennsylvania real estate investment trust says it plans to sell both. the company isn't saying who is buying or for how much. today the health crisis facing so many american kids. >> it's something you can't always see or easily detect. >>> also missing the message. the information some mothers to be aren't getting when it comes to a certain new trend. >>> and next flooring fears. a major home improvement chain puts the brakes on sales of certain flooring materials. the potential health dangers that led to their decision. >>> then all new tonight on nbc 10 news at 5:00 meeting their youngest constituents who aren't even old enough to vote. why philadelphia's mayoral candidates answer kids questions today. >>> want to go to sky force 10 over breaking news in hunting park neighborhood. this is the problem right here. you see it smoke pouring from the roof of a home here on north 9th street. firefighters there on the roof working to get this fire under control. right now, we have no wor

so a very hot day easton i don't think that's right at 102. i don't thai's happening. but again, a very hot day across the region. look aat the radar showing some scattered showers and thunderstorms that have developed. some toward the fredericksburg area, i-95. a few more developing toward montgomery county. the biggest storm over northern falkier county the same area that saw storms yesterday, along marshall and route 66 interstate 66. we're going to continue to watch these stormz as they develop throughout the afternoonment we have more storms on the way including the potential for some severe weather and then a major pattern change. wait until you see this forecast. >>> we expect the head of amtrak to visit capitol hill next week ahead of the derailment in philadelphia. congressional staffers tell the news4 i-team thatted president will be called to the hill. they want him to testify about what happened to the train after it left d.c. eight people died in that railment. and yesterday amtrak announced it's installing cameras inside the cabs to record the engineers.

temperatures around the area 86 in frederick, 80 baltimore. 82 in fredericksburg and 82 in leesburg. 73 in easton. 75 in annapolis. ocean city at 63. some fog making its way in across the delmarva especially out toward the beaches. storm team 4 radar, all clear. we'll not see anything in our area tonight. fog developing towards tomorrow morning, though. you can actually see that fg out toward ocean city ocean city rehoboth delaware and new jersey beaches, too. few clouds making their way on in. we have talked all week about the storms in oklahoma. numerous tornadoes over the past couple of days. tornado watches in effect for oerkz oklahoma down toward texas. there have been a couple of tornado warnings already today and then again tomorrow. we could see another tornado outbreak. so they're still dealing with a big problem in that area. for us we're watching subtropical storm ana at 5:00. latest information here winds of 45 miles per hour. nearly stationary. and right now, pressure at 1001 millibars. it's expected to strengthen potentially. it's not going be a very strong system. winds will be the

say a car crashed just before 5:00 tonight knocking down the verizon wires. 611 is closed between easton and fitzwater roads. nobody was hurt in that crash. >>> tragedy in chester county after a fast-moving fire rips through a mobile home killing three people inside. fox 29's brad sattin tells us from west cowan township the victims were already mourning a loss in their family. >> iain and lucy, this fire here on hill road happened about 100 yards behind me. you can't see it from the road here. but we are learning tonight the devastating details of what happened from a neighbor. three family members trapped inside a mobile home and couldn't get out. from skyfox you see not much is left of this double wide mobile home after fire tour through it around noon on monday. >> you got a mobile home and stuff. you never see one of them things go up like that. i've seen them go up before. them things just, boom, they go up. like i said that thing was involve before the fire company come. >> reporter: awful story. fire officials say seven family members gathered here following the death of a loved

nina easton, eddie walter and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer.ys it was a severe winter. they always say something about that about the first quarter. >> yes. >> politically, what does this number mean? >> a couple things. it's not a good number obviously. it's the third time that we've had a downturn since the recession. but there are good signs in the economy. incomes are up. housing is turning around. and the thing to remember politically -- and i remember this so well from 2012 when i taught a class. it's the economy, stupid. it's about the trend line on the economy. is it getting worse or getting better? and there's a long time between now and next november for people to feel like it's getting worse or it's getting better. >> but anecdotally, there's still a lot of money that is off on the sidelines. companies are still stockpiling cash. and while there is some churning going on it doesn't seem like it's taken off. >> well people are still not feeling confident about the economy. the trajectory and the economy, they are not feeling good pers

we have nina easton, fox news contribute and mercedes schlapp and da anyway mill bank columnist for the "washington post". a-- how much of a blow? >> incredibly. he was doing reporting on the foundation that he gave $75,000 to. he was calling people on partisan ties, his guests and he had partisan ties, clearly if he is still giving money to the clintons or has tied to the clintons and going on jon stewart and not disclosing it. accident closing it, by the way in the last bit he apologizes disclosing it would undermine any credibility he had to report on this story. >> but as least he would disclose it. mercedes, can the republicans trust george stephanopolis to be fair? >> senator rubio on fox with chris wallace said that, i have always viewed him as a fair and credible journalist but when you look at the conservatives on the right they are saying, this is questionable. you go back --. >> do you? >> you know, you worry about the fact that, will he be able to even give hillary clinton a fair interview, an objective interview? it makes everyone very concerned on the right. they are start