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get in the sun and it will feel hotter for you. 62 degrees in new jersey. neighborhoods will quickly warm up. spots in the 60s, won't last long. 91 degrees at lunchtime and 95 degrees this afternoon. factor in the humidity. it will feel like 10 degrees at 4:00 this afternoon. if you are looking for relief, typically the shore is the place to find it. today is steamy enough, it will feel like 101 degrees as it has temperature climbs into the 90s at the shore. delaware, you can see clouds moving through. there's a chance of an isolated shower this afternoon. most of the day is going to be dry. most neighborhoods won't see that activity popping up. the temperature is a different story. pops up ten degrees by 10:00. into the 90s at 94. at 4:00, feels like 102 degrees. this is not the end of it. this is the longest heat wave of the season. a brutally hot day tomorrow and into the 90s saturday and sunday. it finally comes to an end monday for the entire area and by tuesday, the temperatures are even below average by tuesday afternoon. but, the weekend, and into th

when will we see the sun again? have live team coverage for you. >>> breaking news, a child is killed in a fire in south jersey, 6 others rushed to the hospital. >>> haz/mat crews are needed when a crash causes a massive leak of diesel fuel overnight. >>> those stories, but first we turn our attention to meteorologist chris sowers with a look at the all the rain we saw overnight and this morning. >> reporter: most of today will be okay live on sky6 live hd here's the view in cape may. with that said it's not a good beach day. the storm is hugging the coast still. we'll see clouds and showers over the next couple of hours. tomorrow is the better day down the jersey shore. it will be windy this afternoon with wind gusts up to 40, 45 miles per hour. flash flood warning for reeds beach, wildwood, stone harbor, avalon, 2 to 4 inches of rain has fallen. now we're seeing the small creeks and streams go up. in particular what we're worried about in that area, roads and streets it's a high probability we're seeing flooding n

the sun is coming up. steamy just about everywhere. let's find out from bill henley. >> this afternoon is going to feel like it's above 100 in wilmington and philadelphia. you can see the haze we have right now. a live view from center city. a hazy start and muggy morning. 77 right now in trenton. philadelphia, 79. 77 degrees in wilmington. low 70s in allentown. compared to yesterday at this time, one degree warmer in allentown. it's three degrees warmer in wilmington and philadelphia, mt. holly and trenton. a warmer start and more humidity. we are headed to dangerous heat levels this afternoon for the entire area except right along the coast. from noon to 8:00, that's the first alert for today, ends tomorrow for dangerous heat. that's when the feels like temperatures, the temperature plus the humidity makes it feel like 98 degrees to 104 degrees this afternoon. your body has a tough time staying cool in conditions like that. it can lead to heat exhaustion and heatstroke. stay in a cool spot, fipd shade and stay hydrated. you have heard

go down i see the sun come up i'm moving just beyond the frame ♪ ♪ i see the sun go down i see theand spent ♪ ♪ i'm high i'm out i see the sun go down i see the sun come up ♪ ♪ i'm moving just beyond the frame ♪ ♪ i see the sun go down i see the sun come up i see a wreath upon the grave ♪ ♪ burn off every trace i wanna hover with no shape i wanna feel the days go by not stack up ♪ ♪ running up that hill i'm gonna peel off every weight until my body gives away and shuts up ♪ ♪ i see the sun go down i see the sun come up i'm moving just beyond the frame ♪ ♪ i see the sun go down i see the sun come up i see a wreath upon the grave ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: this is "nightline." >>> donald trump's eldest son taking wyer with the promise of dirt n on hillary clinton during the campaign. his personal e-mails revealing he was eager to receive it. defending himself from hannity tonight. >> i can't help what someone sends me. i read it. i responded accordingly. >> was the trump campaign willing to consider help from the kremlin, and was it illegal? >> in retrospect i prob

and the sun has an intriguing story about facebook shutting down and artificial intelligence experimenter two robots began talking in a language only they could understand. i know the feeling. that story frea ks i know the feeling. that story freaks me out. laughter but, let's start with the eye newspaper macro, the story broke around 830, eight o'clock but you can imagine the turmoil in some newsrooms trying to get back on. anthony scaramucci is sacked as communications head after farmer ‘s terror raid leaves the white house reeling. —— foul—mouthed thai raids. it really was foul—mouthed you couldn't repeat any of it. it was also general tally coming in as the new chief of staff and he clearly, anthony scaramucci is not as capacity. they are different characters kelly is extremely serious. he is a military general. he took a dim view to anthony scaramucci and took a dim view of anthony scaramucci saying he answers to the president and doesn't go through general tally. not the way should be run in the white house. in ten days this man got a steam job, lost his wife because she walked ou

of the sun come out. i remember a partial eclipse when i was in third grade. it's something you remember for the rest of your life. this is going to be a real cool event. >> you're going to be on facebook live and instagram. >> it going to be hard not to just sit there and look up. it's really going to be an amazing vant. what -- event. what's not going to be amazing is this heat. tomorrow and sunday weather alert days, not just because of the heat but because of severe thunderstorms. right now down at the airport, this is ridiculous. look at the current temperature at the airport, 88 degrees right now. the average high this year is 89, winds out of the southwest at 5 miles an hour. the heat is really intense. island, you get much warmer in the cities, you're able to cool in the suburbs. 75 in culpepper. look at the heat index. at this hour, 100 in d.c., 100 if annapolis, 89 in quantico. an incredibly mott night and another very hot day tomorrow, too. we did see one area of storminess come over montgomery

go down i see the sun come up i'm moving just beyond the frame ♪ ♪ i see the sun go down i see theree no light no sound gone and spent ♪ ♪ i'm high i'm out i see the sun go down i see the sun come up ♪ ♪ i'm moving just beyond the frame ♪ ♪ i see the sun go down i see the sun come up i see a wreath upon the grave ♪ ♪ burn off every trace i wanna hover with no shape i wanna feel the days go by not stack up ♪ ♪ running up that hill i'm gonna peel off every weight until my body gives away and shuts up ♪ ♪ i see the sun go down i see the sun come up i'm moving just beyond the frame ♪ ♪ i see the sun go down i see the sun come up i see a wreath upon the grave ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: this is "nightline." . >>> tonight the soul king returns. steve madden, the man behind the million dollar brand. >> that's a great freaking shoe. >> making a comeback after prison. a chance to pay it forward. >>> plus, panic the disco's singer stepping out. after a boost from a fan. >> he's fantastic. are you kidding me? i saw him the first night and i knew. >> and why are these

you can see that the sun is just starting to rise. you can see a little fog above the lights there in the distance. >>> moving on, we have a warning from the health department. a bat found near the children's splash pad in clayton tested positive for rabies. health officials say rabies is almost always deadly in humans. abc 7 news reporter katie has more from grove park in clayton. >> reporter: children splash care free in clayton's grove park, but a warning from the health department has parents on edge. a sick bat seen in these pictures was found on a pathway in the park last week. it tested positive for rabies. >> it was positive for rabies. i mean, that's terrifying. >> reporter: katherine served as a communicable diseases program chief in the army. >> one of our biggest concerns on deployment, was, in fact rabies. >> reporter: it's a concern for the health department too. >> rabies is nearly 100% fatal in human beings. >> a man died in 2012 after exposure to a bat. >> by the time he developed symptoms it was too late to save him.

from picture of the sun, nice move, let me do brexit. appealing for more time to get us through this. she is the prime minister, she should deserve this. she did get 13.5 million votes. she has had to tearup 13.5 million votes. she has had to tear up the manifesto. she has already lost her mandate, you could argue. everything in the text of this interview, done by tom newton dunn. seems to have stalled, she had the flashy wheel going around. she says eve n the flashy wheel going around. she says even calling a snap election, she does not regret it. even though it is left britain tumultuous, brexit clueless, and her unable to govern. she can see why some people say that, did not quite go to plan. doing his best to hold serve further under the water line, liam fox. saying privately, she has made it impossible for him to negotiate properly. if she stays in place for them next two years, as she is saying, the poor woman will get blamed for everything. who is she talking to? who knows. the sun readership are not going to change in that opinion

the sun is peeking out there. rly, but soon people will score their spots on the beach before it gets too crowded. this is the place to be this weekend as mother turns up the heat. trish hartman was in atlantic city to check out the excitement for this holiday. >> runners set? >> reporter: these runners are kicking off the holiday weekend with the ventnor mile, a 46 year tradition. >> i love to run, i run this boardwalk walk for 0 years. >> reporter: the race goes down the boardwalk and for many it's the start of the independence day weekend. >> it's a family thing it's a way to open up the 4th of july. >> reporter: nearby the breeze had thinned out the crowd on the beach, but locals say that's why they are here. >> we're hanging out on the beach before the crowd gets here. >> reporter: was it cold? >> yeah. >> reporter: but it wasn't too cold for a sweet treat. ice cream is part of the tradition? >> it is. >> reporter: that's what owners like to hear heading into the busiest holiday of the summer. >> this is what

once the sun is up we're about six minutes away from sunrise. see the temperatures rise and the fog disappear. 70 for cape may point. inland find 60s. nice start for many areas. low 60s now in the suburbs. lehigh valley 66 degrees and 72 degrees. little bit warmer for delaware. skies are clear. sunshine will be on duty today. definitely need sunglasses. not much wind at 7:00. wind starts to pick up. notice the direction. that's a north westerly wind. bringing in drier air. temperatures climbing the humidity today is going to be much lower than what we saw over the weekend. 90s this afternoon for new jersey. close to 90 in the lehigh valley. looking for cooler temperatures once the fog clears. winds picking up this afternoon for the jersey shore. and 92 degrees with the humidity dropping in delaware. i'll break it down hour by hour with the future cast. when i'm back in ten minutes. first, jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >>> thanks. starting off this morning on the schuylkill. easy drive so far. still a little early before we tart

the light from the sun is shining through. >> this eclipse will be something everyone can enjoy. >> wee an opportunity to sort of connect with the science, but also to connect with it. >> the path of totality will go through the western carolinas while we'll get 80% of the sun covered by the moon here. >> so excited for this. that was my colleague news 4 today, m reporting. so you would rather gaze at the moon, the storms. we've cure ated just in dc for you. you can find it in the nbc washington app. all you have to do is search science. i'm so excited for this, i get to go down there, as well. we'll be live down there. the sunday before, we'll be out there during the day on monday. it's going to be total about 2:30. we'll be live. so, again, the afternoon shows. i cannot wait. >> he's been in a full e collapsclips. -- eclipse. >> i went in 1969 in eighth grade and it was almost. >> it's dark. it's very cool. >> and we get to wear these things. >> we have shoe box and this thing you use. >> but the hole, it suddenly gets dark. >> i can -- >> i love that temperature drop, you talk about

they're one of the most dangerous things in a universe they can emit more energy in one burst and the sun can ever in its lifetime if outline it gets in the way of something like that life on earth will be over and we're completely powerless against such thing. as you are correct are extraordinarily bright things. but there's never been one anywheres. near our galaxy since we have been around to observe it. so these things primarily happen very very extraordinarily large distances from our galaxy so they're very very far away in general so there's no threat to our planet it's not something i spend a lot of time worrying about and say again so there's no threat to our planet it's not something i worry about no. you know the saying something is no threat doesn't mean that there isn't some boss ability of it but again this is a tiny possibility now we're talking a lot about the dangers only to our client but is there anything threatening the whole universe i mean scientists have been warning of an event like the vacuum j.k. for example is the universe in danger of self destruction. that's pr

energy, and the polar regions, which receive very little of the sun's energy. but if you change that difference in the temperature between the two regions, you change the speed of the large-scale weather systems that move around the planet. as you change the temperature gradient, these weather systems start to move e more slowly through our atmosphere, and you can get more extreme conditions such as droughts and floods that just last longer in a particular region because these weather systems are moving that much slower. and so there is a connection between what happens in the arctic and weather in the lower latitudes. and we knew that if the planet started to warm and you start melting snow and you ststart melting ice, thn youu're gonna have this sortrt f feedback effecect that's gonnana amplplify the warming because you're gonnana warm up. you'rere gonna melt more snow. you're going to melt more ice. it's going to further warm everything up and melt more and more snow and ice, so you have this really vicious positive feedback. so we e knew that the arctic was

the fa ct sun's energy is reflect back. uld reflect as little of 1% to 30% of it. that means they will melt more quickly and at a more rapid rate. this is another example really of positive feedback that is going to accelerate warming and climate change, but it is remarkable because it comes from tiny organisms that are microscopic. it means that the greenland ice sheet has the potential to warm more rapidly in places where these algae proliferate, and thereby accelerate service melting. if we combine that with evidence that has been published, much more rapid nothing will happen due to the greenhouse effect, and we could see that the ice sheet in the 21st century melts more rapidly. professor, i suspect we will be talking to this again. thank you so much forjoining us. finding water is not always bad news — new research shows that the moon has more water than previously thought, and its deep below the lunar surface. i spoke with ralph milliken, who's behind the new research at brown university. he told me exactly what his t

before the sun the sun must get out of the. sun. yes you've done as. a school but. while the city's tried desperately not to collapse a powerful corporations collect the profit of. its upper will and probably the global need for coffee cup the economy in the bush was up with. the suppose it's only a. week. is a tourist phobia feel fell into an identity. thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you and. we start. with the health care debate which i don't believe exists i do not believe there is a health care debate sure there are red faced politicians screaming about one make believe side of the other but that doesn't mean there's a legitimate debate it's kind of like alex jones radio show like i get that it exists somewhere and then a certain number of people who don't watch properly listen to it like. i know it's out there but i don't really acknowledge it's a thing that matters. not even alex jones believes what he says matters no seriously seriously in court recently his lawyer said on his behalf he's playing a character he has a performance artist. yes he's

users scan the patch with a smartphone app and receive sun safety tips based on the results. >> so this is a way to tell them when to reapply. this is a way to tell them there is sun damage going on even though you don't see it. >> reporter: this dermatologist says sun damage is cumulative. so whether you use the patch or other app-connected wearables, awareness can help prevent skin cancer. >> it can engage a teen or child to where they can understand there's a link between how much sunscreen they put on, how much time they stay outside and the sun exposure that they get. >> reporter: dr. rubinstein adds people should not rely solely on technology when it comes to being sun-smart. use sunscreen that provides uva and uvb protection and reapply every two hours. after 20 minutes wearing the patch, cruz got a red alert. >> very surprised. i was in the sun for just a little bit. >> reporter: she says her experience will encourhe to wear even more sunscreen in the future. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> even on a cloudy day, about 80% of uva rays still reach your skin. >>> a

most of the time today is nice combination of sun and clouds. here's the general movement that's all the activity we're seeing. most of the region is clear, it's stifle in terms of humidity, already, 81 degrees in philadelphia, with a dewpoint of 73. winds out of the north northwest at 5 miles per hour. ocean temperature is getting nice and toasty, up to 77. 63 in the poconos. wilmington, 80 degrees, 75 for millville. on the boards in atlantic city, 78 in trenton checking in at 75. what to expect today, it's hot and oppressively humid, although the heat index will be under 100 degrees today, so we'll catch a little bit of a break. would you want for the evening squall line between the hours of 5:00 p.m., and 9:00 p.m., that's when we expect the line of damaging thunderstorms to push through. wind gusts in excess of 60 miles per hour and flash flooding is a possibility of sun and clouds, most of the time today, 5:00 p.m., city of philadelphia, fine. western suburbs getting blasted at that point, heavy drenching downpours, we'll see powerful wind g

in the poconos early rain and sun, afternoon thundershower saturday is the best day. saturday a lands breeze keeping you warm, sunday, beautiful low humidity low 80s. in philadelphia. today, muggy very humid 85 degrees sun coming back later, evening thundershower. saturday warm, getting less and less humid as the day goes on. 88. a spotty shower. sunday the pick of the weekend mostly sunny and nice, low humidity that's going to be a gorgeous day. monday looks good, warmer, low humidity monday in anther too bad, hotter high high of 88. tuesday, hot chance of a spotty 90 degrees. >> eenager is hit by lightning indoors we'll tell you about her health and appearance since the close call. you registered a drone with the government you could have money on the way. >> reporter: we have a resurfacing project in bucks county theyot working overnight because of the wet conditions. it remains wet this morning. we'll ton i-95 in delaware, and update on the crash on the new jersey turnpike when "action news" continues on this friday morning. in's "feeling with simply right checking

outside it's not too bad because the sun is not out just yet. rmally this is about the time of day where it is the coolest just before sunrise but it is warm hovering around 89 degrees. because of that heat philadelphia is warning residents to take care and caution to stay safe. this is especially important for people who work outside like construction or road crews. drink lots of water, always a good idea and stay inside where it's air conditioned. one option is heading to cooling centers. of course, we cannot forget about the pets. keep them inside in a place that is cool as well. so keep this in mind wherever you live, but the city itself is often hotter because of all the pavement and buildings we have out here. in a moment i'll tweet out a list of those cooling centers trying to stay cool out of the sun and heat later on today because it's going to be hot. for now, i'm live nbc 10 news. >>> and bucks county will extend hours to prevent heat stroke the county urges seniors to stay indoors with an air conditioner and drink plenty of water. >>>

in this particular instance, we have light from the sun being blocked by the moon.he moon creates a shadow that falls on the surface of the earth, and if you're standing in that shadow, you say the sun has been eclipsed. so, this eclipse that people will see will represent just that. tracy: so, it will turn day into night, only lasts a couple of minutes. derrick: that's right. but the real catch to this is you have to be along the path of totality, and that stretches from the west coast, across to the middle of the united states, and then goes off the coast at south carolina. so, if you're in that band, you're going to see totality, and it will get dark, and the temperature will drop. but for anybody that's off that path, and by the way, that path is only 70 miles wide, that means, well, the rest of the folks in the united states are going to see what's called a partial eclipse. and that's true for philadelphia. tracy: okay, so we'll see a partial eclipse about what time of the day? derrick: it's going to happen at 1:20 in the afternoon. it starts here in philadelph

the sun above. is extensive marine layer in the east bay as well. 55 in the city. 54 gilroy. 57 san jose and oakland. check it out from the east bay hills. clear in concord and livermore. in the distance, walnut creek, you can seep the low cloud deck and feel the 50s from upper 50s in the inland valleys to the north bay. we'll look for the 12-hour day planner to show the 60s to ramon. upper 70s there as well as concord with 68 in oakland. already surpassing your high yesterday. it's more sun sooner today and by 4:00. we're in the 60s in the city with upper 730s fremont. 85 in novato and 88 in livermore. we'll talk about the heat coming into play all week long and any advisories that we have to pass along to you as well. kate? >> thanks, lisa. we're going to switch gears and go to developing news out of germany this morning. police say there was a shooting at a nightclub. two people were killed, including the gunman and four others wounded. this happened in constance in the south part of the country.

users scan the patch with a smartphone app, and then they receive sun safety tips based on the results so this is a way to tell them when to reapply, this is a way to tell them that there is sun damage that's going on even though you don't see it. >> reporter: this dermatologist says sun damage is cumulative. so whether you use the patch or other app-connected wearables, awareness can help prevent skin cancer. >> so the wearables have a potential to engage someone like a teenager or a child to where they can understand that there's a link between how much sunscreen they put on, how much time they stay outside and the sun exposure that they get. >> reporter: dr. rubenstein adds people should not rely solely on technology when it comes to being sun smart. use sunscreen that provides uva and uvb protection and reapply every two hours. after 20 minutes wearing the patch, cruz got a red alert. >> very surprised. i was in the sun for just a little bit. >> reporter: she says her experience will encourage her to wear even more sunscreen in the future. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles

pretty far fetched to me scientists are constantly monitoring the sounds activities so once you see the sun acting all weird and moody how much time do you have before all this ions reach earth. or these sorts of things happen all the time there are solar storms all the time that they called space weather because it's akin to saying you know do we have weather here on earth yes we do you know it's always changing so people monitor it for that reason so you know we. you can see what are called active regions on the sun these are areas with sunspots and increased activity you can see them as the sun rotates around and you know when these things are becoming active and you can they can prepare things like satellites and. power networks to handle it but how can we were lying on predictions about sol or storms when scientists can't even predict earthquakes accurately well earthquakes are a totally different thing but you in general have some time when you're when there isn't because the light from a large solar flare reaches us within eight minutes when it from the sun whereas the radiation the

sun screen in the future. danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> doctor danoff, no matter what your skin type wear your sun screen all the time. all the time. >> it looks like we might not see sun tomorrow directly. >> yes, absolutely, next few days we won't need much sun screen but this weekend we will need a lot of sun screen. >> look at you lathering it on >> i'm ready to go already. >> we need to get through two wet and stormy days before that sunshine. looking live at that center city philadelphia we have cloud in place, temperatures not feeling too bad 82 degrees wind east at 8 miles an hour a feels like temperature at 83 degrees right now, humidity not all too intense by july standard. temperatures right now cooler then where we were at yesterday 80 in reading. eighty-one in ac. eighty in dover. we have this east wind sea breeze in fully affect, at 73 degrees at barnegat light house, 78 in stone harbor and 75 in rehoboth beach. we have more sunshine, along the coast a nice looking beach day

news" at 12:30, the beaches are open after some were closed for bacteri coming in to ruin the fun in the sun. we are live in atlantic city ahead of the storms. bucks county release the sketch of a man that tried to lure two boys at a lake. >>> and a shark going afte a wo pulls her under. hear how the mother of three was able to get away. >> we are expected rain later this evening and soon be under a flash flood watch. we are reminding everyone to be safe and don't drive through floodwaters as we look live at sky 6 hd showing you the shia i airport. it's a mix of sun and clouds at this hour. but the rain is moving closer. lets get the latest from meteorologist, david murphy. an stormtracker 6 live double scan the closest number storm activity is on the other side of baltimore way down 95 closely or creeping toward the east and ge. and southern delaware will get it on stormtracker 6 live double scan there is way more rain to the west. and it looks like yes early in the afternoon or mid to late after noop we'll see spotty showers or he stuff back by chad roanoke and that comes in later overnigh

the sun leads on the new doctor who — jodie whittaker — the 13th time lord and the first woman to play mirror greets the new doctor with delight — it's about time lord, says theirfront page. and back to brexit on tomorrow's guardian front page, which warns of a threat to food supplies after britain leaves. what on earth is going on inside the cabinet? two different stories. hammond the hypocrite on the daily mirror. raking in ten k a month renting properties and accuses the public sector are being overpaid. there is a different mood in the country. at one point everybody knew this and nobody can but the sense of economic injustice is rife and, i think, for the chancellor, if he made those remarks, they were unwise. i suppose it is not he was among fellow colleagues and i think the mirror is right to do this because i get so irritated by rich people, whoever they are, being so down on those who have so much less than them and i think it is good to be reminded that a lot of people are making decisions for us have not lived the last many of us, many people live. it shows on one of the pag

but the sun is a fusion reactor in a sky -- in the sky. very reliable, it comes up every day. if it doesn't, we have different bigger problems. >> we talk about workforce today. our robots going to take our jobs? how much do you see artificial intelligence coming into the workplace? think, on artificial to intelligence -- artificial intelligence, i have exposure to cutting-edge ai. i think people should be concerned about it. bell, sounding the alarm but until people see robots going down the street killing people, they don't know how to react. it seems so ethereal. i think we should be concerned -- ai isand we should a rare case where we need to be proactive in regulation instead of reactive. by the time we are reactive in ai regulation, it's too late. normally the way regulations are set up, bad things happen, there is public outcry, and after many years a regulatory agency is set up. there's a bunch of opposition from companies who don't like being told what to do by regulators. it takes forever. has been bad,at but not something which a fundamental risk to the existence of

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grab the sun screen if you are headed to the beach. we could see isolated storms on july fourth. we'll talk about that. >>> we have been following a developing story out of prince georges county. a man found dead inside a car on the beltway. >> derick ward is live with what police are trying to find out this morning. derick? >> reporter: indeed they are. the beltway is open now. that ramp closed during the investigation into the incident which happened at 11:55 last night. th'shen prceeoes police came upon a car, and they found an individual inside who had been shot and they said multiple times. they don't know if the person was shot was found there or somewhere else. that did snarl late-night traffic on the beltway for the period of that investigation. we are awaiting the identification of the victim in that incident. again, prince georges county police investigating a person found dead in a car on the beltway before midnight last night. back to you. >> darrick, thanks. >>> to fairfax county where richmond a man was hit and killed by a car while crossing the road. police still t

and the sun leads on the new doctor who — the 13th time lord is the first woman to play the role.ads the new doctor —— greeted the new doctor with delight. we might have fun with that in a bit! let's start with what's going on with brexit and philip hammond. the daily telegraph says — hammond accused of brexit treachery. senior cabinet minister says chancellor is trying to deliberately frustrate withdrawal. not too many names mentioned in these articles about who is doing what to whom. everyone is being treacherous. they've got a cabinet minister who allegedly told the daily telegraph that philip hammond is working to frustrate brexit and is treating league supporting ministers like pirates who have taken him prisoner. it is getting really quite weird, isn't it? it is indeed. there doesn't seem to be much discipline in the cabinet, ifi to be much discipline in the cabinet, if i may say so. i think the prime minister should get to grips with these naughty boys, don't you? but she's only a woman! can they run a government?” you? but she's only a woman! can they run a government? i t

the sun returns in the north of scotland. 14—16 next week.he country but rather more unsettled. that'll be interesting for wimbledon's weather next week. back to you. you know like something the weather. i was speaking to friends across the country and the difference in temperatures has been so raids and you said it is pretty typical but why is that? because of the different cloud cover? the type about. it is atlantic air, which is up across the northern half of the country. this is temperature are picking up. you got atlantic air so ataircoming are picking up. you got atlantic air so at air coming from the atlantic. across the south is continental air coming off the heat of europe. the heat has not been taken by a trip across this evil dog is warming up more over the land. the sea temperatures picking up in the south. we have got 5 degrees of latitude there to play with. the sun is stronger as well in the south. lots of different elements. i didn't typical of this type of gear? sometimes we're talking about 12, 13 degrees will stop and you d

the dash to the car seemed like he had hadn't seen the sun in days. we take a look at summerfest at pensacola landing. >> don't be deceived by this brief break from the rain. first alert radar shows more showers headed our way later tonight. e meteorologist glenn schwartz is tracking the return of the rain in your most accurate weather forecast. we know you're usually right on the money. what do you have to say about this? >> we're in between these shots of rain. we had one this morning, but the sun is out. this is cape may. you can see the sun glistening off the water. a beautiful afternoon. nothing on the radar. but lock at that. in central pennsylvania, showers and thunderstorms. this area in ohio is even nastier. that looks like it's going well south of us. e we don't have to worry about that. the futurecast is showing that that line in central pennsylvania reaches the lehigh valley ask birks county by 6:00. by 7:00 it's coming right into the philadelphia area through allentown and even northern delaware. by 8:30 it's past philadelphia and down int

folks are just soaking in the sun. here is the cloud cover hanging right off the coast and it moves in overnight tonight along the coast. if you are heading to the beach tomorrow it will be a gray morning. we'll squeak out some afternoon sunshine here and there but we will have a sea breeze reinforcing that low cloud cover. 5 to 15 miles an hour. something to note the ocean water temperature warming up to 59 degrees. future weather will get you into tuesday evening, 7:00. there's the cloud cover along the coast. and then it makes its traditional trek inland. this is when the fireworks are going off in san francisco. foggy. even patchy fog over richmond and oakland at this hour. as you go south, say around san jose, sunnyvale, we have more in the way of clear skies. that's great news especially if you are heading to mountain view tomorrow to see the fireworks at the shoreline amphitheater. the sun goes down 8:35, mainly clear skies even through 9:00 and just a few passing clouds between 10:00 and 11:00 and temperatures f

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so you cannot look at the sun until it is completely covered by the moon.c. it's going to be a partial eclipse which means that part of the sun will be visible the whole time. and anywhere the sun will slowly disappear and while any part of the sun is visible you need to use a tool to look at it. i actually have some examples of those if you want to see. >> yeah, show them. >> sure. so the basic thing you can have these eclipse glasses. they're just paper glasses with these really really dark solar filters. you can't see anything through them except for the sun. >> okay. >> um, there are also special eclipse binoculars which have basically the solar filter built in so vick closer view and you can also make a pinhole and then project the sunlight through the pinhole. they're the spun my co-workers just little dot going through the tinfoil here and there's a little thing on the side that you can look in and see the sun projecting on the back. it's a little weird and it's like very tiny. but it's safe and then you can see it eclipse. >> what happens if you loo

the sun comes up in the east, so the sun is at its very strongest and as it came up it illuminated this whole long white front of the capital with its breezes and heraldic figures and row after row of call in. it illuminated it as if it were a bright light stage set and you suddenly said yes, lyndon johnson is coming from a land where the buildings are mostly what they call dog runs, two bedroom log cabins are: the sudden he is in front of this which is so magnificent in this blazing lights with a white marble lit up that somehow it touched him, not even thought about it, but it touched him and showed him what he could achieve if he succeeded in this setting. .. the second reason this day is special for me us because of the paper i'm giving the award to. as it happens, it's as barry said the first time the award has been given to the same person two years in a row. last year's paper, the paper last year, was really good. then this summer i started getting a couple of e-mails from sarah. she said, her paper is on sign sign -- she said i'm in beijing, interviewing dim polites because that

it's a mission to the planet mercury — the planet closest to the sun. it to actually get there. our science correspondent rebecca morelle has spent the day at the european space agency's test centre in the netherlands. a mysterious world, mercury is the smallest planet in our solar system, and the closest to the sun. covered in craters, towering cliffs and ancient volcanoes, until now, it has been little explored. a major new mission is set to change that. this is the spacecraft cold bepicolombo, named after a famous italian scientist. it has taken nearly a decade to build. it is only when you get up close that you really get a sense of the size of this huge piece of kit. and this is a spacecraft built to withstand extremes. to get to mercury, it has to travel towards the sun, and that means dealing with intense radiation and heat. on the surface of mercury, temperatures can reach a50 celsius, and that's hot enough to melt lead. its launch will take place next year. this is probably one of the most challenging missions we have ever undertaken. it's the l

stay out of the sun and the heat as much as possible. >> reporter: very simple tips there. stay hydrated and cool. stay out of that sun. the water will be huge today. again, the advice here. if you can get as much as a liter in you today. that will help the heat and humidity today. in the next half hour, we're back live with more tips. more on what you can do on what will be a very hot and sticky day. back to you and the studio. >> justin, thank you. storm team 4 will be working for you all day long. keep an eye on the forecast throughout the day with your nbc washington app. >> 5:04. we're following breaking news at the live desk. >> erika has details on a grim discovery. >> aaron, eun, good morning to you. there was a press conference overnight and confirmed the discovery of multiple human remains in a deep common man being called a person of interest. the discovery includes the body of at least one of four young men. the 19-year-old, all of the young men have been missing since last week. jimmy carr patrick attended loyola university in maryland. this is a homicide invest