with the wind today, the forecast comes out of the southeast. we will see a break in the clouds, finally northeasterly winds that quit i am watching the next storm system. this will give us showers and thunderstorms. i think that will happen overnight. tomorrow morning, if there are showers left, they'll be light. during the day tomorrow, another round of sunshine, it will be dry during the day. 60 degrees at 7:00. partly sunny, 68 degrees, look at that, 75 this afternoon. a beautiful afternoon. middle 60s by 7:00. 70s at 3:00. heading to 72 for the lehigh valley. there are some clouds this afternoon. will you get breaks of sunshine in the lehigh valley. look at delaware, 69 degrees. into the sent the this afternoon. at the shore, it will be cooler, into the low 60s today. inland, go inland from the upper 60s at 11:00 to 73 degrees and you can see the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. warmer levels, summer-like levels as we head into the weekend. ly show you how long that will last coming back in ten minutes. >> thank you. >> a nice

winds will be out of the southeast. and topping out in the mid-60s. 66 is where we should be this time of year. let's make one more stop. 51 right now, very mild. have a little cloud cover out there, and we will be climbing through the 50s today, and not making it out of the 50s because of the east winds. we will look a few more neighborhoods when we come back. >>> police are searching for a carjacker blocks away from where he first stole it. the driver was not hurt. the car was found two blocks away at 69th and dix street. >>> as the city gets ready to welcome thousands of football fans to center city, there are changes for drivers and commuters that you should be aware of. matt delucia is live. >> reporter: we are four days away from the nfl draft, and each day we get closer we are getting closer to that final look of the stage. i will step out of the way here and you can see what it looks like right now at this early hour. this stage will be on display for the world to see later this week, and because of the size and

are they targeting in the southeast. s red area stretching portions of alabama to georgia and stretching it to tennessee and kentucky. desert areas where we see tornadoes for the day is over. it's been a very actively. the continue as we head into the weekend. lauren: they were worried in florida yesterday. adam klotz, thank you. tranter mitch mcconnell starts the clock ticking for donald time supreme court nominee. >> we've had plenty of time to discuss judge gorsuch and his credentials in committee and on the floor and i think it is now important to move forward. nicole: will have an update for you. amazon and nfl ink a deal to lifestream football. we will have all the details for you. you are watching "fbn:am." dow futures at 14. first look at morning market and breaking news. rodney and his new business. he teaches lessons to stanley... and that's kind of it right now. but rodney knew just what to do...he got quickbooks. it organizes all his accounts, so he knows where he stands in an instant. ahhh...that's a profit.

they are dealing with in the southeast. what we have for the slight risk area we're basically going to be looking at potentially some severe storms. maybe one or two tornadoes, but not tr us. this is going to be into maryland. but we're at the top end. we could see some 1 to 2-inch hail and maybe even a little wind damage tr microbursts. horror comes the first rain. we're going to see that at 1:30. we get into 3:30 in the morning. we hear some claps of thunder. 6:00 in the morning, more thunderstorms move through. it will be active between 3:00 and 7:00 in the morning. then we just get some rain. thousand if we clear it all and the atmosphere can recharge, as this storm system approaches, we're going to start to e see these stronger storms pick up. especially across the south jersey and is move iing in frome south. look at this. . look at 2:30 across the area u. pottstown and even into doils town through philly through mid-afternoon tomorrow. this is going to be the key time that you really have to keep an eye to the sky. th

we have that bubble of war still sitting across east anglia and the southeast.h cooler. only around 12 or 1a degrees. tonight, that cold front moves across the country, much fresher atlantic conditions to the north. lots of clear spells as well. first thing in the morning in city centres, it will be around five or 6 degrees across scotla nd be around five or 6 degrees across scotland and northern ireland. newcastle there at 6 degrees. in the south, around eight or nine. fresh start to delay but a bright one, if not a sunny one. will feel that bit fresher. temperatures getting up to around 15 degrees in london. a 10 degrees drop compared to what we have had today. for most of us it will be around 11 to 13 degrees. some showers around scotland, northern ireland and england. a decent day on tuesday across the south, some sunshine, with light winds even at 16 degrees. it will feel very pleasant, but for most of us feel very pleasant, but for most of us will be around 11 or 12 degrees. wednesday, another call front. these isobars mean the colder weather is coming in

no major systems are expected w. >> as always our thoughts with the families down in the southeast. here, looking at a day winde serio? >> right. part every that system will be coming here. the northern part. we've got pretty potent system on the way. pressure, quickly, dragging through a warmfront, and then a cold front. so couple of systems headed our way. what that means for you is rain, and wind, throughout the day, and i think the worse of it will probably be smack in the middle of the day. so let's talk a now. we've got the rain that extends all the way out to the west of us, and some light showers moving through right now. g. state capitol. a lot of lightning there. so this is what we mean by pop up thunderstorms, it would be just driving along with light showers, and all the sudden seeing the lightning, and the future cast has this continuing through the rest of the morning, on and off, heavy downpours, throug the early part of the afternoon. and there you see, by 11:00, 12:00, the possibility of some strong thunderstorms with high winds, and heavy downpours, which means, str

attempt to halt the communists expansion in the area of southeast asia. this is followed with john f. kennedy who signs in 1962 this foreign assistance act, which is a way to watch the deployment of u.s. troops to vietnam and to train allied forces. prior to this, with the french removal from laos and vietnam and laos becoming an independent country in 1954, this kind of gives the opportunity for the expanding viet cong communist forces to come in and expand even into laos. we start to see a very large communist group that starts to emerge in laos. an important thing to remember is what were the hmong doing at this time? first, i mentioned they were supporting the royal government against the japanese. as the commonest reproaching and laos and laos started to expand, the hmong for also anti-communist. they were fighting against the communists in laos, to protect their freedom protect their land. we start to see the emergence of a particular character, and important individual who actually created a force of about 3000 to 4000 hmong fighters, engaging in gu

it's the second time this week severe weather has taken aim at the southeast. now the national weather service is warning several parts of the mid-atlantic coasts of high winds and torrential downpours they predict are coming. as night fell, severe weather was still rolling through scott county, kentucky. another day of pounding rain and high wind battered the already waterlogged area. >> tornado right here. >> about a dozen tornadoes were reported in the midwest and south over the last 48 hours. this one hit in missouri. another touched down on southwest georgia. >> i saw the top of the home peeling off, so we knew it was a real serious storm. >> in alabama, it continued even though the rain had stop. some parted were hit with baseball-sized hail. the state governor declared a state of emergency and called the national guard to help deal with the destruction. many felt lucky to be alive. >> not one of us had a scratch. i was right. everything was okay. we were okay. >> and hundreds of flights in the region were canceled yesterday, but normal operations have sin

i just prefer to sit on the southeast corner facing northwest. >> and i believe that. i'm just curious, why hasn't this come up before? how long have you been at this facility? >> well, the thing is, when they started it, i've never really had issues about -- >> you've just been able to accommodate -- >> i've been able to secure that. any other time i refused to sit down and leave i never really had an issue. they let me leave. and then, this is the first time they ever stopped me. >> this is that big of a deal to you? to you, seriously? >> for where i sit? >> yes. >> it really is. hamburgers and french fries are my favorite meal. i've missed that twice because i couldn't get the seat that i wanted. >> have you talked to anybody? >> i've got kites in to mental health. >> while drake's seating preference might result from a disorder, it won't save him today. >> you're charged with a class 2 rule 16, advocating or creating facility disruption. you pleaded not guilty, however i find you guilty. drake's actions and behavior to this situation is the reason staff were called

severe thunderstorms possible against much of the southeast. ists said they live in the weather center covering for us. reporter: good morning. spring definitely in session. reports from the last 20 hours. take a look at the southeast just got it out. everyone of these red spots is a tornado report. you see them stretching across portions of georgia. a nasty one yesterday. battle rain continues to linger in several spots across the country. at this point beginning to shift more so in the northeast. it's not severe weather but we've seen a ton of rain throughout the early morning hours in the overnight hours. here's how that is slipped into the area. even the temperatures are warm, two x ecstasy reigned off and on further to the north. look at some of these really northern areas because there's because there's spots we can see snow before the day is over. i know it's spring. here's how it totals up. anywhere two to three inches of rain. we do see some snow totals piling up just a little bit. for folks across the rest of the country, it is spring

nicole: well, by the weather expected to continue across the southeast today. orted across georgia. no deaths or injuries were reported, but many residents were wiped down. >> we lost everything we have been here. we just down here trying to clean up and try to get things back in order. nicole: sad, tough times for 75 million people remain at risk of severe storms today. >> the masters golf tournament so weather could be a factor. severe storms yesterday forced the cancellation of the traditional par three contest. officials evacuated once -- not once, but twice. conditions will be ready with cuts of up to 40 miles an hour. meanwhile, the world's number one golfer might not be able to play. dustin johnson fell down a flight of stairs yesterday. johnson hopes to make his 2:00 tee time. he won't know until he wakes up this morning. johnson was one of the early favorites to win the tournament. two basketball now. russell westbrook is one of our triple double to break the record for most of the season. second quarter, while spokesperson to look underhand past for th

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i just prefer to sit on the southeast corner facing northwest. >> and i believe that. sn't this come up before? how long have you been at this facility? >> well, the thing is, when they started it, i've never really had issues about -- >> you've just been able to accommodate -- >> i've been able to secure that. any other time i refused to sit down and leave i never really had an issue. they let me leave. and then, this is the first time they ever stopped me. >> this is that big of a deal to you? to you, seriously? >> for where i sit? >> yes. >> it really is. hamburgers and french fries are my favorite meal. i've missed that twice because i couldn't get the seat that i wanted. >> have you talked to anybody? >> i've got kites in to mental health. >> while drake's seating preference might result from a disorder, it won't save him today. >> you're charged with a class 2 rule 16, advocating or creating facility disruption. you pleaded not guilty, however i find you guilty. drake's actions and behavior to this situation is the reason staff were called away from their regular

with the breeze in the southeast i think the breeze in the southeast i think the north—west of scotland areas pretty cloudy but dry. this is bbc world news. the headlines: the us secretary of state rex tillerson is preparing to attend a un security council meeting on north korea. rex tillerson has told fox news that he doesn't believe kim jong—un is crazy and would be open to negotiation over his nuclear and missile programme. more than ten undocumented prisoners have been found in a secret cell, hidden behind a bookcase in a philippine police station. the prisoners were found during a raid by human rights officers. this video is trending on bbc.com. an american man in ohio is facing much more punishment than he'd bargained for after he appeared in court for a traffic violation and accidentally dropped his bag of cocaine. it was later picked up by a security guard who had it tested. a warrant has been issued for his arrest. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news it's time for hardtalk

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we will see the rain continue to move from southeast towards north, northwest. occasional moderate rain showers. other times we will get some lulls. we look to the south and there's a lot of lulls now from reedville over towards areas like leonardtown and ridge and lexington park and over i in and out of the rain showers for another 36 hours. temperatures, yeah, they are on the cool side. 50 in fairfax, mid 50s here in town and in annapolis the warm spot off the bay at 59. look at this dreary looking outside going out this evening not much change. temperatures fairly steady, the low 50s with occasional showers. the second half of the week i got a summary, yes, a summary forecast for you. guys, back inside. >> thank youing howard. >>> we -- -- thank you, howard. >>> a virginia teen was arrested after court records show that that he was going to carry out an attack on his school in the anniversary of columbine high school. according to the court documents a fellow student told police that 17-year-old planned to blow the school to pieces and discussed a guns he woul

we have had a wind advisory with strong winds from the southeast. now they are turning to the south. these are some of the rainfall totals that we have seen. these are doppler estimated. an irvelg and a half in the area, we go to williams creek. we have 1.3 inches. we get out here perhaps toward corning. we have 1.7 inches. you get an idea certain areas underneath the thunderstorms picked up the heaviest rain. we'll be back in a little bit with more of the rainfall totals and any new damage reports. >> the nbc 10 app puts your neighborhood forecast at your fingertips. fus plus help you plan ahead for the weekend well. >>> to basketball and coach dawn staley has been the talk of the town since her team clinched the championship on subd. >> so happy for her. she went back to her roots returning to a place where her love of the game really showed. rosemary connors is joining us to tell us about the homecoming in north philly. >> staley ruled the court at the national standout in the '80s. over the decades, her friends have watched her steady rise throug

we have already seen the sunshine and a high of 69. 6 in philly with winds out of the southeast. winds the severity with the storms, but we're still going to be looking at strong storms. the clouds thicken. we're not looking at any rain yet. a good part of the night. nothing going on across the area. the main body of the storm is way back here. it's coming out of the midwest and ahead of it is kicking off the lines of strong storms. a lot of these are possibly tornadic. they have watches across the entire area. the batch of storms up from the southeast will fizzle ask then we're going to see some of the storms coming in from the west that will make it into our area tonight. red indicates the tornado watch boxes. yellow the severe thunderstorm watch boxes we have neither here. but tomorrow we are under the risk of severe weather. best chance is here in this area. parking l parts of maryland and delaware could be looking at that potential. what does that mean? the yellow is a slight risk. we could see damaging winds. i'm not to say an isolated tornado can be ruled out, but because o

mostly cloudy skies greeting us, we have a cooler breeze out of the southeast. that's keeping the numbers down this morning. by afternoon, 65 to 68 somewhere in that ballpark. tomorrow is unbelievable with highs in the mid 80s. radars are clear, we've had 80 degrees temperatures in this neck of the woods a couple of times this week. we had 85 and 86. philadelphia was cooler numbers wednesday, 77. thursday, 66. yesterday, 69 degrees. shooting for a high of 67 today. the only thing limiting us is the fact we'll see clouds upstairs. if we manage to break out in any kind of sun that temperature will be warmer than normal than 64. ocean temperature, 52 that's why it is chilly. millville, 56. cape may, 54. reading, 52 degrees. north and west there's not much of a breeze, south and east we have winds 5 to 15 miles per hour. it's cooler at the jersey shore. satellite and radar you can see what happens here, anytime you get winds off the ocean, you tend to get a lot of clouds. we're seeing that now over the last couple of flames. we have showers for the southern delmarva

no rain, though, new jersey, 59 degrees, in for sunshine, a little bit of a breeze out of the southeast. that's at 6 miles an hour at 10:00. look at that, 70 and sunshine for a change. jersey shore, 53. the wend coming in off the ocean. but it is a 12-mile-an-hour wind this afternoon. >> that will be warming temperatures into the 60s. a nice warm-up at the shore. go inland, you find those 70s, including for delaware. 59 degrees right now. 71 degrees at lunchtime. look at that sunshine this afternoon, wind out of the southeast at 13 miles an hour. it's a trend that will continue tomorrow when we make it into '80s. i'll look at that and show you how warm that warm weather lasts. back in ten minutes. >> and we are also watching this morning out in belmar, a fuel spill on the northbound side a. serious situation right now. at least because we have a closure. right around the route 42 freeway. you are exiting. that ramp is closed. that's where 26 ends. northbound, continuing up northbound past del mar and moving more towards the trenton area. that's where we will see this problem. you can po

i would like to thank to my thehers who are supporting party in the southeast. god willing, the future will be brighter. it doesn't mean other political party supporters have not supported us. i believe they have supported us, too. that is only possible how we yielded this result. we are going to gear up. we are going to accelerate and that is how we will continue to this road. there are a lot of things we have to do in this country. god willing, the first thing we -- we areto do is going to discuss this issue with the prime minister. the capital punishment issue. i have always heard this from the election rallies. he has said this, he will support. others said so as well. if they really support this and if it comes before me for approval, i am in. if they didn't, what are we going to do? we are going to have another referendum. >> please, do not worry. do not worry. now, i say to my dear brothers and sisters, the step we have to take. so far, you have really stood straight. and on the 15th of july, you de the ethic of records wreck should -- ethic of resurrectio

we have winds out of the southeast, which will get us into the low 60s.ng to be a little bit cooler than yesterday. not as perfect. i know, yesterday was just so awesome. today is going to be cloudier. however, we'll take a few showers. 55 degrees by 11:00. 50s for a lot of the day. slowly making our way into the 50s. >> i was so motivated yesterday. going out for that ru love it. i want that day on repeat for ever. out on the roads, we have an accident on the icc as you head eastbound, passing by georgia before you get to 370. a couple lanes blocked, no traffic slowing down. i've looked for traffic lane cameras in that area. i can't find where this has happened and i don't see any slow downs. keep our eye on that. 95 southbound here at dale boulevard. this is where we are having cotruction going on. kind of the same thing we're seeing on the icc. no major backups and the outer loop of the beltway, if you're trying to take the outer loop, that exit ramp blocked at this point for construction. mike. >> thanks. 4:27. get ready for the construction. activiti

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. >>> severe storms spawning at least nine reported tornados across the southeast and alabama, you canzens of homes destroyed by the storms. for the latest on the damage and where those storms are headed let's get to meteorologist -- >> reporter: the threat certainly not over with across parts of the southeast but the large majority of the storms have all waned and some left generally across northern florida where a tornado watch still in effect. but today's story all about the winds, gusts could get up to around 45 miles per hour and the augustas get under play today. it could be pretty blustery, it pushes off towards the northeast, some very wet weather expected. some could be severe, about 15 million people stand to be impacted versus about 50 million this time yesterday. but talking about hail and wind, not threats of tornados not out of the question. you can see the average, how many we have picked up, almost 500. georgia leads the reports of tornadoes in 2017. >>> how about money this morning? dow futures lower right now. s&p futures, shares in asia dropping overnight. the meetin

all the severe weather that was in texas now heading into the southeast today. that takes us into tuesday. a lot of travel delays in the northeast. travel delays around denver international with rain and snow depending on elevation there. we're also going to be watching a little bit of light rain late in the day in seattle. light weather at least today on the west coast. >> at least somebody getting it. >>> if you received notifications from the "new york post" you're not alone. it was apparently hacked on tuesday. apologizing and acknowledging with push alert system via twitter. while they didn't describe the screen hack, like heil president donald trump and cryptic vague or seemingly religious notifications as well. that's according to one user's screen. the post says it now has its system under control. >> buzz aldrin, 87 years old became the oldest to fly with the thunder birds, an experience that is not for the feint of heart. good to get back in the cockpit, in this one, then, i could get used to this in the other post. no telling what record he'll break ne

now the showers are moving in from the southeast off to the north and west going to start to be herebe you are heading out to drop your kids at the bus stop or drop them off at school. 8:00 this morning areas north are dry, south are soaking wet. same story today wet for much of the morning, early afternoon. we see pockets of heavier rain. yesterday was very light for the most part. it started to pick up from time to time. today more pockets of steadier heavier rain. 8:30 showers continue and by 10:00 it's a wash out. hagerstown sees the showers move 1:00 still raining. your drive home becoming spottier. both commutes are not terrible. the middle of the day is looking pretty uncomfortable. we go through dryer weather and summer like conditions later. >> good morning. you want to have lunch outside that's probably not going to happen today. we do have emergency gas repairs going on by mount road right at month tell o avenue taking a look northeast so watch out there. could be blocking some of your neighborhood roads. the same down on windel street. there's some unusual streets this mo

winds out of the south/southeast 35 to 15 miles per hour. this is the city and immediate surrounding suburbs, starting out with sunshine, high, thin clouds build in in the afternoo. warmer today high of 65. overnight tonight, cloudy again shower threat very late probably around 3:00 a.m., 4:00 p.m., south of the city, 43 degrees outlying suburbs, 48 fore center city. here we go, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, once the miserable weather gets out of here monday and tuesday, things start warming up nicely in time for the nfl draft. thursday warmer, 84. friday, 87. and saturday, 85. gray. >> thank you for the update. >>> it is prom season teenagers in wilmington make the grand entrance to their big dance. fancy, fancy, right? there were screams and cheers as the kids pulled up in classic cars they were driven to the auditorium to the dewpoint children's hospital. they are patients who faced difficult life battles. once inside they were transported into the tropical oasis. this year's theme was jamming in the jungle. let's raise a g

low 60s and winds coming out of the southeast at 11 miles per hour. the winds will help keep temperatures in neighborhoods in new jersey chillier. 56 at noon. partly sunny skies, and then more clouds later in the day. 50s, sea breeze will reach inland. you'll really feel it at the shore. 50, not as chilly as the rest of the area. it's not going to be warming up much either. partly sunny skies at noon. 52, 53 at 2:00. the clouds start to increase late this afternoon at the shore. dry in delaware. there's scattered clouds around right now. 47 degrees. you'll need the jacket this morning. and still school at -- cool at 10:00. sunshine, 55 at noontime. 60 at 2:00 this afternoon. look at the clouds increasing later today. we will be getting rain over the next few days. i'll tell you when you can expect that in temperatures. >> thank you. >>> 5:40. let's find out what's happening on the blue route. >> i see cars stopped. let's find out where this is. jessica boyington -- >> maybe the camera's freezing. either way -- >> okay. >> our cameras aren't working ver

this evening and overnight the rain will clear away to the southeast, quite a lot of cloud left behindff with high pressure, sitting out at first to the west. a potentialfor a line pressure, sitting out at first to the west. a potential for a line of rain that was sleet and snow moving southwards across scotland, down into north—east england. mostly rain by this stage, maybe sleet and snow across the highest ground. elsewhere, scattered showers, a bit of sunshine, but temperatures really dropping away to the north, just 7 degrees in aberdeen. through tomorrow night the weather front will clear off to the southeast and monday night into tuesday there could be a shock to the system, out in the countryside temperatures well below freezing with a touch of frost. it is because high pressure will be drifting its way right across the british isles by this stage, still a fairly clean us keen breeze. to the south coast there could be some showers. —— the south—east coast. a fairly cool day ifa south—east coast. a fairly cool day if a largely dry one. another cold night choose day night into wed

. >> commissioners you do said that in the southeast he sector there is a lot going to happen a lot happening and a lot of that that has to do with with the infrastructure now if you go on the website we don't have a real idea of what is happening with the community benefits i hope there is not a misunderstanding but for everybody to have a good understanding we need manage to be posted on the website about the community benefits that will for by the community and the task force established how the disbursements of those communities benefits have been made this is critical we just can't be developing the southeast sector 0 without petitioning to the contamination and pollution and the other things happening but we're not the manifest on the hunters point shipyard has been changed with class one dirt going to the landfills you're not aware of that because small business is not giving you that type of information when it comes to the treatment plant some of you are not aware of notice of violations so notice of violations play havoc into the community and impact and the environmental issues not

upper 60s and low 70s, and the winds from the northeast in the morning to the east, southeast in the afternoon, and then national harbor looking nice on the michael & son weather camera. a few clouds, and high clouds have been streaming in from the west, southwest, and we may get cloudy tonight, but ultimately the dry air will win and push this to the south. that's a big shower and storms north carolina, earlier, they will continue to pull away overnight as the drier air builds in. i think it will be a nice tuesday, upper 60s, and low 70s. the clouds will come back wednesday morning, and it looks like wednesday will feature spotty showers, mainly west of dc, and with the clouds, the winds are coming out of the southeast, and i think highs on wednesday will be mid-60s, and thursday, another story, and we will be back with the warm air. jumping into the low 80s on thursday. there will be afternoon showers and storms here and there, and not enough at this point to issue a yellow weather alert. watching thursday nonetheless, and thursday will be the warmest day of the week. 40s and 50s b

. >> on to the weather, millions in the path of more extreme weather, dangerous storms moving southeastthe ohio valley. heather: a tornado ripping across missouri overnight terry the roof from this element school scattered debris across the city, the powerful system moving east. >> it has been busy all week because it is spring, you're getting spring temperatures that you see that springlike weather. new members going into 50, and warm air running into cold air out west, you start to see that severe weather, that will be the case again today. a little moisture moving across the center of the country to the chicago reason to the midwest. in front of the system we see severe set up for today, one gulf air pulling into the southeast and we are looking at severe weather, this is getting to a point, hour by hour forecast, to the southeast, and we could see potential tornadoes before the day is over. rob: death penalty dispute, murder cases she was working on for refusing to do her job. heather: first christmas, now a war on easter, with a candy company that set off a firestorm. rob: amazon a

it's milder to the south and the southeast. 54 in downtown washington. the kids at the bus stop is fine. mostly sunny at recess and the dismissal time. typical mid-april weather. the front drives south and east tomorrow. that will open the door for the sunshine. that will keep us cooler. the low 70's, that is fine. the clouds increase from the west and this area is getting closer to us. we have the rain in the afternoon and we will break out of it on thursday. the warm sector of the air will be replaced by a cold front. this is punish warmer and it's 82 on thursday. the up and down regime of the temperatures again. heading to the weekend and next week it will settle down nicely. we have a 30% chance of the showers and storms thursday afternoon and evening. friday is the mid-70's. slight chance of a shower. more rain likely and cooler for monday. tuesday, wednesday, thursday is delightful. long. then we'll be in good shape. steady rise in to summer. nancy: but keep umbrellas handy. doug: always good here. nancy: larry, you weren't here on friday but we wer

look where these winds are coming in from, the south, the southeast. you an east or south flow you're pulling in the numbers. 55 is where we are right now in new jersey. in delaware 57 degrees with peeks of sun as well. the winds about 12 miles per hour. so just a little breezy out there. it will be continuing through the rest of today. but for the most part we do stay dry. we are not expecting much in terms of rain moving through at least not for today. take a look at your radar and satellite view. there are clouds. there is spotty rain. we pull this out a little more. we'll have more where that comes from. we'll track out the chances of rain for you. they start tonight and last for quite a few days. we'll talk more about it coming up in a few minutes. >> all right. thanks for that. >>> families in this apartment building if will have a find a new place to live. fire destroyed the four apartments. it happened on zimmerman avenue. a couple of firefighters had to jump to safety from a window. one was taken to the hospital with an injured ankle. they twe

then we talk about the southeast as well. e south eastern united states cities top out in the worst 25 cities for air quality according to american lung association, and now we talk about making that even worse. another impact is extreme weather events. the southeast has a huge coastline that could be impacted by hurricanes. but also in the last ten years we've seen an increase in wildfires and also drought in the southeast, not to mention flooding. those impacts are likely going to increase in the coming years. and then we talk about globally, 12.6 million people die each year due to environmental risk factors. between 2030 and 2050 the death toll is expected to rise. certainly something we need to keep a close eye on in the coming years. >> that's all interesting. thank you. coming up, the vice president visiting south korea just hours after a failed missile test in north korea. what he said in seoul, and the options for handling the threats posed by north korea. >>> more on the story breaking this afternoon. cleveland polic

the chairman, carlos ghosn. haslinda? that is that southeastontribute to that growth going forward. , a growing people middle class. aspirations of wanting to own a car. given the uncertainty in europe, given the possibility of a hard brexit, given the possibility of over negotiation of nafta, asia makes sense. carlos ghosn, are you excited by what you saw? what is it you saw that made you excited? know,: first, as you there is a growing economy in many countries in the southeast of asia. on top of it for us, there is a very low level of modernization, something i can go up. i was in indonesia, which is hitting one million cars per year now. no more than 50 cars per 1000 residents. president, we are 10 times as level. states, 15 times this level. you can imagine our excitement. we need to make cars which are adequate for this market. affordability is an important issue. market continues to grow. haslinda: what targets my you have. toyota is leading the pack with over 30% market share. carlos: obviously, for us, as a group, when i count nissan a

. >>> 53 million people in the southeast facing the risk of severe, potentially dangerous storms today. our meteorologist has more. >> good morning. pretty impressive severe weather set up across the southeast, the culprit locked in acrownss the central plains. we have very cold air back behind it. at the confluence between the warm front pushing through the region, the cold front entering the region the highest risk for severe weather is across this area. this high liked region is home to about 53 million people. the threat zone extends from florida into parts of the ohio valley. notice the area indicated in red on a scale of 2001 five a four there for a significant and sweeter of some of these storms in place from birmingham towards atlanta out towards chattanooga to columbia, south carolina. these cities at a high-risk, moderate risk for severe weather going in towards the afternoon hours where tornadoes certainly going to be likely, widespread across some of these regions. early on in the morning could see a line of thunderstorms that could be turn jake and back in the afternoon ho

the southeast winds are bringing the warmer air in that's in the mid-60s right now but that's nothing cared to tomorrow when we're well into the 70s and then later on during the week, even more weather with heavy rain and thunderstorms, maybe even some severe weather. we'll get into that in just a few minutes. >> happening right now. bill cosby back in court and prosecutors want the jury to hear his decade old deposition testimony at trial. >> but cosby's attorney say that testimony is irrelevant. >> prosecutors say some of the most valuable evidence in this case may come from bill cosby himself. lawyers want to introduce cosby's own words about women, drugs and sex at his summer trial. this is video of the comedian today back in 2006. cosby settled a civil suit with the victim in this case. those documents are sealed but prosecutors want the jury to see what andrea was given for her silence when she accused cosby of sexually assaulting her in his home in 2004. prosecutors also want to introduce cosby's lines from his memoir where he recalls he and a group of friends unsuccessfully tr

now, that storm is moving to the southeast at a hour. e o gusts to 60 miles an hour. these are few of the reports that we've had and you can see the trees down and you can also see the hail, so that's from southern montgomery. it didn't quite get into the district. and then over here into portions of northern prince george's county. one of the largest reported out of takoma park. that's almost golf ball size, others said ping-pong, and here's where the storm is. it's still possibly producing hail. moving southeast. across prince george's county, just south of shady side toward till man island. if it holds together, let me tell you it has been holding together. you may still continue to see hail here across southern anne arundel county. there's a new storm, not as big, but there could be small hail around alexandria and put this in motion. it started up in montgomery county. it would diminish a little bit as it came through portions of northwest earn prince george's county and then it looks right now as though it is getting weaker. here's

really briefly, rest of the region, southeast asia, what is the region, southeast asia, what is the viewthere are,japan, justa the view of other countries there are, japan, just a part of that. there are news specifically, they wa nt to there are news specifically, they want to make sure that the ban is strong and japanese investment keeps flowing, japan investing a huge amount in infrastructure in the region, billions of dollars but into that and the us could have a role to play there. what they want to do is to try to salvage something of a regional deal, bear in mind only four southeast asian countries were in the transpacific partnership, so what the question is is what will be negotiated next. that has a role for china and japan. it'll be interesting to see how that plans out. thank you very much for explaining all of that for us. you can't go far without tipping in new york, and it seems uber is no exception. proposals have been put forward by regulators to force all cab companies that take payment via credit card to offer a tipping option. rival services such as lyft already offer

the airlines had a lot of disruptions for several days because of severe storms in the southeast. the airline has also canceled 100 50 flight and delayed about 1000 -- 150 flight. 3000 on friday. delta is promising to rebook everyone as soon as possible.>>> i asked if you are going to compensate for the hotel, and they said no we cannot do that sir. i can only do a rebooking. >> delta says it operations are stabilizing, but they are still trying to get flight crews in the right places at the right times while staying within government guidelines. >> crash overnight in san jose have left one man dead. police say a suspected dui driver who is now in custody rear ended two cars. one of those cars flipped, the other burst into flames. it happened at about 2:30 am. all southbound lanes were blocked. the on rent was shut down. they opened back up about four hours later. in a facebook post, chp stated our thoughts and prayers are with the family of the victim who tragically died because of the injuries he sustained.>>> a fire broke out at about 2 am in martinez. a witness said he heard a

you see there in the southeast, no, in the central part of the nation, yes, in the predominant vote, the conclusion of this vote ended positively for president erdogan, help our voters understand who voted yes and who voted no. >> you know, there's a trend here that we've seen also in the united states and the uk where you have a real despairty between those people living in the city and those people living in the country side, george. those people here in instanbul, the three largest cities voted no in this referendum. when you look in the heart land where the president gets a lot of his support because people believe that he speaks to them, he speaks their language. he can relate to them. that's why he's been so popular there. and that popularity remained. as you can see, on the map, that's where he really swept the area. there's the kurdish part down in the southeast where the president also suffered and that's because the kurds and the government here have been going at each other. the government cracking down heavily on them. complaint of discrimination, marginalization. kurdish

your high 61 but the winds out of the south-southeast eight to 16 miles an hour but we do warm things rather brief warmup but a warmup nonetheless. we'll talk about that in the seven-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. good morning, mr. matt pelman. >> good morning karen rogers. it's been a few days. the nice to see you. it's refreshing out there this morning, we'll call it refreshing at least the construction crews probably aren't breaking a sweat along in delco along 95. they are out here this morning talking out the left lane doing a little bit of work and the nearby we've got a fire location that we're watching in chester, third at reed street where the fire crews are on the scene by watts lounge. stay on second street, or maybe use yarnell as an alternate. northbound 95 off ramp to cottman there's also some overnight construction. and don't forget the mlk drive was closed overnight, closing again tonight. this morning it will reopen around 5 o'clock so just about another half hour of that construction closure. and nearby new closures are set to take effect today. action cam