satellite and radar this time, one storm coming across areas of southern pennsylvania into sections of frederick county, maryland. a little bit of lightning there associated with that system and that is it. that is the pattern we have seen over the past several days in the mountain areas and these are over the catoctin mountains. that'll be the story over the next several days. storms butowers and otherwise typically august weather with lots of sunshine and high temperatures. and we will, 90 have sunshine with isolated storms. the best chance of any storms will be on friday. we will check out with the next 10 days here for few minutes. adrianna: the search for three missing people in loudoun county has taken a tragic turn. a mother, her young son and cousin are found dead after a car overturned into a creek. john gonzalez has the latest. heavy rain wehe got last friday and into saturday? 11 county sheriff's office believes that bad weather may have played a factor in this accident. this young mother and two small boys were seen alive leaving a relative's home in ashburn, virginia that

west virginia, or virginia but north of the mason-dixon line, already pop-up storms across southern pennsylvania, they are pushing into the north and eased. we -- east. possibilityhows a this afternoon, mid afternoon with better chances northeast of baltimore to be susquehanna river valley and the philadelphia metro area. the possibility through 7:00. things settled down tonight and muggy overnight, 70's. with another chance of pop-up thunderstorms in the afternoon. wake up on thursday, 70 in dale city. 72 in downtown washington. the next few days, hot and humid through friday with afternoon storms and saturday with drier air during the day and the weekend looks great, i will share those numbers in about 10 minutes. adrianna: thank you. take a look at this amazing video showing rescue workers pulling a man out of a 20 foot hole. .his happened a few hours ago rhode island avenue in northwest. only say a construction worker fell down a manhole and shut down traffic on the block, he survived but suffered serious injuries. neede in montgomery county your help finding a man caught on camera robbing a

here in the district but we have severe thunderstorm watches and warnings going off towards southern pennsylvaniaight now. for us i'm not worried about severe weather at all n. fact most of us staying dry. just a small chance for scattered showers moving through, isolated rather. here it is o 9:00 p.m. it has a shower pushing through light to moderate at times. but the majority of us staying dry tonight. really a great evening to head out, grab dinner, sit on the pooh. tomorrow, if you were digging a day, wait until sunday. barely a cloud in the sigh. blue ridge i-81 corridor, light sprinkles, most of us dry. monday is the big day, solar eclipse taking place. cloud cover early in the, mo. model pushing in showers. over allthe gist of monday is going to be dry and partly sunny. we will see a small window of opportunity for showers. here's a look at the weekend outlook. if you are going out tonight don't let the sprinkles stop you. redskins game, very comfortable. sunday brunch looking like perfection. tomorrow temperatures around 89 like i said, nothing but sunshine. storm team 4 ten-day outlook a

this is the front along the mason-dixon line and there are better showers up by the southern pennsylvaniall see them try to come in later this evening. we haven't had many showers yet. not sure if this front is going to keep together and bring any moisture but the model want to say there will be some scattered showers between about seven, nine, 10:00 p.m. everything will be very light and passing. we'll wake up to dry conditions tomorrow morning. look how cool it's going to be by tomorrow morning. jacket weather. 62 in washington. widespread low to mid-50's north and west. this front means business. we don't usually get a front like this that early on in the fall season and it's not even fall yet but it's going to certainly feel like it. so high pressure moving through. high temperatures in the upper 60's to 70 tomorrow. increasing cloud cover through the day. thanks in part to the remnants of harvey moving on in. now it looks like the rain will hold off until late, like after dark late, so if you have friday evening plans, well, it won't be nice and warm dry. so, for tomorrow afternoon,

they are traveling to southern pennsylvania later. the roanoke valley later tonight, some of the storms will make it the next forecast coming up in 15 minutes. alison: thank you, doug. as the strong storms roll through the baltimore area last night a 14-year-old girl was killed after a tree fell on a car. also trapped three other people inside. police say the 8th grader and two other teens and the victim's mother were taken to the hospital. they are expected to be okay. they pulled over when the storm was too dangerous to drive in. but then the streets were lined with the big trees. >> i ran out and i tried to help get the tree off the car. it was a shame of what happened. nobody really wants that to happen to anybody. alison: it's believed that weather is to blame but police are still investigating tonight. stay connected with the all weekend through wjla.com. or you can download the stormwatch7 app for the phone or tablet. get updates through the facebook and the twitter feed. larry? larry: developing now, an hour ago elgin street i

that is in southern pennsylvania. one point, nearby homes were evaced. not clear what caused the accident. no one was hurt. >>> check out these pictures of a tractor-trailer on fire in kent county, delaware. the truck ran a red light, crashed into the back of another truck. it happened on south dupont highway. officials say there was several people injured, but everyone is expected to be okay. >>> and sky force 10 above an accident involving a worker who fell through the floor of a south broad street high-rise. you can see medics rushing that person towards an ambulance. workers were being hoisted. the 30-year-old was taken to the hospital with possible neck injuries. >>> thieves broke into a construction trailer. getting away with $4,000 worth of tools. the tools were used by habitat for humanity volunteers to build houses for the needy. they are asking for help replacing the power tools. new and used tools would be greatly appreciated. >>> a record number of guns were taken off the streets thanks to new jersey's gun buyback event. . officials say resid

montgomery in southeastern pennsylvania southern bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania chester county in southeastern pennsylvania philadelphia county in southeastern pennsylvania delaware county in southeastern pennsylvania until eleven pm at ten o seven pm severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from your prison to near pleasant hills moving east at fifty five miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts and quarter size hail source radar indicated impact minor damage to vehicles is possible expects damage to trees and power lines locations impacted include philadelphia camden wilmington newark middletown westchester gloucester city council bensalem ewing tourist town chester ponce west. west north and east norton for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until eleven pm for the following counties in pennsylvania burke's books chester delaware montgomery and philadelphia and new castle delaware and the following counties in maryland cecil

. >> what we are looking at is from philadelphia and southern pennsylvania suburbs through nmg new jerseyhis is through midnight. the heaviest rain will end around sunset or so. the flooding can be the residual affect after the heaviest rain has fallen, especially piling up in streams and creeks. a very steady rain and heavy at times. that's when the issue comes in. probably around one to two inches of rain for areas south of philadelphia are possible. it's not necessarily that's too much over 12-plus hour period, it's half an inch or inch falls in half an hour, that's when the flash flooding occurs. there's a warning in place. this is in kent county right over dover through 2:45 because heavy rain has been falling there. the rest of the region is under a flash flood watch. it's possible as we go throughout the afternoon. there's the heaviest rain. you can see yellow, orange, red over kent county. there's a few pockets of thunderstorms that are within that setup of heavy rain. it's more scattered pockets of steady rain over the suburbs and the lehigh valley, down to philadelphia and a ste

you can see those widely scattered showers moving through southern pennsylvania.rops southward could see a passing shower in d.c. overall it's a nice night. we're waiting on the approach depression harvey. you can still see that center of circulation in central mississippi. heavy rain in memphis. they could see up to 7-inches of rain before this thing moves out. ahead of this system the bands streaming up through the carolinas, some heavy rain there. this will approach us towards the east. it will kind of combine, transfer its energy into a coastal low pressure system which is more reminiscent of the low pressure systems that we see around here. here's harvey moving at the speed of 20 miles an hour so that's pretty quick for harvey or what's left of him and by midday saturday the center of that circulation is just over southern ohio. like i said during the day saturday that's going to transfer its energy to the coast and we are going to see a period of some prolonged showers late friday night into saturday. by the way, major hurricane spinning across the atlantic.

southeastern carbon county in northeastern pennsylvania northwestern bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania southern route county in northeastern pennsylvania northampton county in eastern pennsylvania until ten pm at eight fifty nine pm severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from your jordan valley to near close feel to near fleetwood to near new morgan moving northeast at forty miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts source radar indicated impact expects damage to trees and power lines locations and pack that include allentown easton bethlehem pottstown forks emmaus northampton stroudsburg quick your town perkasie wilson bedminster hellertown nazareth palm and bangor birdsboro kutztown and jim. for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until ten pm for the following counties in pennsylvania burke's books carbon munroe montgomery and northampton. was going on a rampage stabbing people somebody managed to call the police and just a regular police despite showed up and eventual

the army of the potomac had no maps of southern pennsylvania. they didn't expect to fight there. when mead takes command three days before it's like he's given command of a defeated team and told to win the super bowl three days later and fights a nearly flawless battle for which he doesn't get fair credit. he suddenly sees a map of adams county, pennsylvania. even the confederates don't have fully accurate maps. they're relying on guides. and military operations run on knowledge of terrain, the enmy, the weath the weather, the terrain. one of the greatest advantages stonewall jackson has in the valley is jed hoskiss, a brilliant map maker. his maps are a work of art, but they don't always have complete information. in the heat of battle when you can't see because of smoke and you're trying to judge by the sound and echo of cannons and all you see are the men streaming back and you've got to make decisions right now on incomplete information. well, sometimes you make the right ones, sometimes you make the bad ones. nobody in the civil war, no commander north or south ever went ou

if you're up towards hagerstown southern pennsylvania northern maryland you have the best chance of thatx of clouds and sun. behind don't think we get much above 70 or so. much cooler tomorrow. not -- listen we're in prime time for trop fix. unfortunately we know about harvey. this is now irma. very strong tropical storm. forecast to become a major hurricane. the good news is it's parked in the central atlantic at this hour and will not be a threat any time soon but we got watch it carefully as it has the potential to be a player in weather in the united states sometime by the end of next week. again it may just be recurved out to z we have to watch it. looks like it's going to be a purchase full hurricane. 70 saturday. there's your leftovers with harvey on saturday and we clear it out by sunday, monday. i'm done. almost time for the meme. >> yay! morning meme. skyfox is over this crash scene out in damascus. ridge road had been shut down in both directions at gue road but it looks like they're letting both sides of the road share the one lane so please use caution, watch for delays. but

southern bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania southeastern chester county in southeastern pennsylvania philadelphia county in southeastern pennsylvania delaware county in southeastern pennsylvania and tell night at ten fifty eight pm severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from pipersville to hollywood beach moving east at forty miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts and quarter size hail source radar indicated impact minor damage to vehicles is possible expects damage to trees and power lines locations impacted include philadelphia trenton camden willing to newark. middletown westchester gloucester city cherry hill bensalem mount laurel ewing norristown chester and willing girl for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued and midnight wednesday for the following counties in pennsylvania bucks chester delaware montgomery and philadelphia and the following counties in delaware camp in newcastle the following counties in mar

if you're in northern maryland or southern pennsylvania you're pretty much clear this morning.this brand new tropical depression out in the atlantic well east of the bahamas and north of the dominican republic and puerto rico. we'll watch this. not even a threat for us even though it probably becomes tropical storm gert but it gets caught up in a frontal boundary and a trough and kind of stays off injury. shore. front is to the south of us so we're dry, 78t82 at 2 o'clock. 84 at 5 o'clock. kind of a mix of clouds and sun coming across the area. i told you i made some changes to the seven-day forecast. yesterday we had no 90's on the seven-day forecast. uh-oh. had to bump it up. thursday 90, friday 91. saturday 90 degrees and we'll have a couple chances of showers and thunderstorms later on in the seven day period. there you go. >> thank you. you asked about the lottery. lucky winner announced for friday's $393 million mega millions jackpot. >> what about powerball. >> powerball no,. >> last night. >> not sure. >> no winner last night. >> go check on that and let us know. >> i j

pennsylvania avenue at southern avenue you've got back behind southern of a along the length of pennsylvaniaund baltimore washington parkway, yikes, this looks bad. crash is blocking the left lane at 197 southbound coming in from baltimore or at least from howard county, prince george's county so you've got delays there that will take you back to 32 jammed traffic. now, on the northbound side, you've got delays almost from the beltway gaper delay plus congestion most likely with this crash. so real quagmyer on the baltimore washington parkway. also, reports of a car fire coming in i believe on route 50 heading into the city toward the baltimore washington parkway. we'll have to firm that up for you and i'll let you know next time i'm on. but otherwise, maryland commute has been tough. very heavy on 95 southbound from the icc down to the beltway. top side of the beltway outer loop heavy 95 to georgia avenue. really just jammed or heavy one variety or the other. 270 southbound 70 to 109 this has been our slow spot on 270 but you kind of break free of that south of 109 hit the brakes again rock

very, very slight though coming they're weakening though and southern sessions of pennsylvania frontal system onlt move. that will change things. more details coming up now. here's erin with traffic. >> well, right now we're tracking inner loop construction it's impacting our two right lanes as you make your way between gw and leemon bridge. we're seeing a red zone there use caution other than that outer loop looks good past that location and we're not seeing problems inner or outer loop closer to 270 spur as we look at a wide view of the morning commute, all green, all good, kent island on 50 looks great and inside the beltway shevly no problems. i'll let you know if anything pops up. wisdom and maureen. >> 4:37 coming up people are blasting espn over controversial decision to reassign a sportscaster because of his name. >> he wanted out and got it, kileyishing no longer a cleveland cavalier. i love you, droolius caesar, but sometimes you stink. febreze car vent clip cleans away odors for up to 30 days. because the things you love can stink. do you really use head & shoulders? i knew

stormtracker 6 live double scan shows broken showers in the southern part of pennsylvania working their way to west virginia and eastern kentucky and this is humid air arriving tonight and be with us through most of the upcoming weekend. for the evening planner here, if you see toby keith at musikfest at 7:00, 80 degrees at 7:00 there, and bethlehem 9:00, 5-and warmer than the last few evenings, 71 degrees. as we look at the forecast a lot of clouds around tomorrow and a wet start to the upcoming weekend and then brian it turns much nicer as we salvage the second half of the weekend. we talk about the numbers and the timing of that rain coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> we'll salvage our sunday. >> four people escaped a burning home in trenton, new jersey, this is walnut avenue at 8:00 this morning, the flames quickly spread and destroyed the home and the firefighter was put on a stretcher after suffering heat exhaustion but she is expected to be okay. >>> now a check of the roads. >> matt pellman with the report on a thursday afternoon. >> we are making you are way toward

service in mount holly new jersey has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for southern berks county in eastern pennsylvania until six fifteen pm it's fine twenty two pm a severe thunderstorm was located but reclined sensors bill for your myers town moving east at twenty five miles per hour answered sixty miles per hour wind gusts. source radar indicated impact expects damage to trees and power lines locations impacted include reading a missing birdsboro looking spring for. morgan spring ridge shillington west reading mt ten or east st louis one missing hills west lawn. field and west wind missing for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building in addition to damaging winds frequent cloud to ground lightning is occurring with the storm. indoors immediately remember if you hear thunder you are close enough to be struck by lightning torrential rainfall is occurring with this storm and may lead to flash flooding do not drive your vehicle through flooded roadways repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until six fifteen pm for the following county pennsylvania. we

southern new jersey, southeastern pennsylvania all in the clear.eing cloudy skies and peeks of sunshine. 1:00 p.m., 80 degrees, sun expected 4:00 p.m., 82. maybe a thundershower or thunderstorm with an approaching cold front. today is not a bad day, it's kind of gloomy right now, but it will improve later on. >> folks 7:56 a.m., we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to good "good morng america." >> coming up on "g.m.a.," president trump double doubles n the threats from north korea. >>> one of the nfl top players speaking out after the 6 game suspension. why the league is standing by their stern decision. >>> hitting the jackpot, one winner in the mega millions. there's a massive powerball jackpot up for grabs. barbara corcoran joins us live with advice if you're the lucky winner. hope to see you soon, philly. >> thank you paula. "action news" continues at 9:00 a.m. after "good morning america." the project underway in one philadelphia neighborhood that aims to improve the lives of an entire community. >> we'll introduce you to the

southern new jersey . county incent new jersey southeastern bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania until five forty five pm at five o six pm a severe thunderstorm was located over florence moore seven miles south of trenton moving northeast at fifteen miles per hour. hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts and half dollar size hail source radar indicated impact damage to vehicles is possible expects damage to trees and power lines. and pack that include trenton bensalem willingboro lumbered princeton florence burlington bristol mount holly riverside borden town pennington beverly yardley tele town allentown writes town and florence roebling for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building torrential rainfall is occurring with this storm and may lead to flash flooding do not drive your vehicle through flooded roadways repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until five forty five pm for the following county books pennsylvania in the following counties in new jersey burlington mercer and ocean. now that this is simply is in place tell us what's next is this goin

you haven't had the saturday ration from recent rains like you have through southern new jersey, southeast most pennsylvania, and all of the state of delaware. we've again getting slammed with soaking rain in recent rounds of systems coming through here, so that's why that flashflood threat is so pronounce in the this zone. soap, just the counties shaded in the sea foam green coloring , a lot of greene on the radar approaching already. count on the weather watchers getting up, this is the next hour and a half or so, showing you report on the air, checking with us, let us know what you are seeing here, rain clearly starting to move into southwestern most chester county, will over spread the region, so little later in the show talk about the timetable, when the heaviest rain rolls through, more importantly, when does it all get out of here. each and everyone every those questions will be answered. >> thank you, so much for. that will so i guess now that we know that the rain will be amonging in something to factor in certainly to our plans this morning. right now though looking okay, this is a shot of the bil

lower southern congress men who we will hear from, denounce it and members from the atlantic and new england states saw what they saw as the foresight of the petitioners. thomas scott of pennsylvania projected a strong voice of support for the anti-slavery petitions. in answering a lower southern's kons contention that they were a species of property. scott pronounced it was not possible that one man would have property in the person of another. if there was neither god nor devil, scott declared, he would oppose the slave trade on principles of humanity and the law of nature. scott offered that were he a federal judge and slaves asked him for freedom and i quote, i am sure i would go as far as coy in emancipating them. alieas bud know seconded the sentiments of scott and recommended that the petitions be referred to a committee. after two days of tension-filled debate, the house voted to commit the petitions to a special committee for consideration. the select committee charged with drafting a report on the anti-slavery petitions completed their work on march 1st and submitted to the house the product of their deliberation four days later. the first cause of the report reiterated

gloucester county in southern new jersey burlington county in southern new jersey southwestern philadelphia county in southeastern pennsylvania until one fifteen am. at twelve twenty nine am a severe thunderstorm was located over woodbury heights or near gloucester city moving east at forty five miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts source radar indicated impact expected to trees and power lines locations impacted include philadelphia camden gloucester city cherry hill mount laurel what he's meant for west glassboro lindenwold numbered more. clayton berlin and tabernacle for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building torrential rainfall is occurring with this storm and may lead to flash flooding do not drive your vehicle through flooded roadways repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until one fifteen am for the following counties in new jersey burlington camden gloucester and ocean and philadelphia pennsylvania. and the result perfectly pink rounded slices if you grasp the basics well let's rewind a little to see the detail that changes everything. to obtain th

specific under storm warning for northwestern burlington county in southern new jersey southeastern county in southeastern pennsylvania in till six forty five pm at six o five pm a severe thunderstorm was located over willingboro for twelve miles east philadelphia and is nearly stationary this replaces the previous severe thunderstorm warning issued for the area hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts and quarter size hail source radar indicated packed minor damage to vehicles is possible expects damage to trees and power lines locations and pack that include willingboro florence burlington mount holly riverside beverly tell midtown town florence roebling jacksonville georgetown johnstone for members of the town cinnaminson edgewater park delay co and river can be your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building torrential rainfall is occurring with this storm and may lead to flash flooding do not drive your vehicle through flooded roadways repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until six forty five pm for the following county books and slovenia and burlington new jersey. the

if you are in far southern delaware, moving into central pennsylvania, to go watch it, that is where we could run into some issues with maybe more cloud cover but here in philadelphia itself i really do think that we will remain on the generally clear side of things. outside here this morning we have a clear start to the day. neighborhood network palmyra cove nature park looking very, very nice. looking at our satellite radar moving in the surface analysis there is that high pressure in control but it is tracking east and it will break down that ridge allowing cloud cover to slide in tomorrow. stepping outside with temperatures in the 60's and 70's on our sunday here. seventy-one in philadelphia as well as millville checking out dew point is here, they are comfortable no longer in the zero seven's and back down in the 60's and will remain nice throughout the afternoon. eighty-seven for our high. generally clear on monday, tomorrow high of 88 degrees. we will see that thunderstorm icon. we could have a few scattered showers or thunderstorms in the evening and in the during eclipse tim

the pennsylvania abolitionist society's petition addressed the house in much broader and as we'll see to lower southern legislators much more threatening abolitionist terms. and i have here an image of the petition as it was submitted to congress. now, it's worth quoting from this petition at length to capture the scope of the attack on human bondage. i'm going to quote at length from this petition. from a regard for the happiness of mankind in association was formed several years ago in this state and here the petitioners refer to the pennsylvania abolitionist society. a just and accurate conception of the true principles of liberty as it spread through the land produced many friends to their cause in a legislative cooperation with their views. which have been successfully directed to the relieving from bondage a large number of their fellow creatures of the african race. and here the petitioners were referred to the pennsylvania abolition act of 1780. they, the petitioners, also have the satisfaction to observe that in consequence of that spirit of philanthropy and genuine liberty, which is generally

very cool for this time of year only 60's in southeastern pennsylvania and in southern areas low 70'sillville right to the boardwalk in atlantic city. there was a little spin of low pressure that worked to our south and in fact more than likely a tornado did hit the ground near salisbury maryland, some pretty significant damage down there to property and cars. all that now off the coast but a lot of clouds lingering all the way back to pittsburgh. so, the clouds they're locked in all night long. a few scattered showers early this evening, 62 to 66 with that northwesterly wind very light 48 miles an hour. high pressure is coming in from the west and this is going to rip the clouds apart but it's going to take a little time here. a lot of clouds tomorrow morning but don't be too worried. by the afternoon some sun popping back out, 82 glorious degrees with low humidity and the high comes in and makes a home for itself on wednesday picture perfect, wall to wall sunshine, low humidity and temperatures in the low 80's. down the shore tomorrow we got a very westerly wind here so not much of

pennsylvania. but we could see some of the southern storms develop and see some stormpours, thunderstorms, gusty winds. it will be much later tonight and it will be the exception rather than the rule. there will be some but it's nite widespread. what we are dealing with friday night is a great outdoor evening for entertainment, dining and walking. it's hot and we feel like the lower 90's. let's check ahead. we will see the storms ends overnight. 72 in the morning. beautiful weather for the weekend. breezy less humid and perfect for outdoor activities saturday and sunday. that is the latest. we have more on the weekend in the next ten days in 15 minutes. jonathan: we look forward to it. we deserve a weekend like that. we are learning more about the tragic scene we played yesterday. last night's tomorrows, the police say the young woman killed when a tree back of the car she was riding in. she was only a middle schooler. 14-year-old lawrence would have been an eighth grader this fall. three other women in the car including lawrence's mother were hurt by they are recovering. that same storm system also b

gloucester county in southern new jersey burlington county in southern new jersey southeastern montgomery county in southeastern pennsylvania southeastern chester county in southeastern pennsylvania philadelphia county in southeastern pennsylvania delaware county in southeastern pennsylvania until twelve thirty am eleven forty six pm severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending near medford to near lindenwold to chester township moving used thirty miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts source radar indicated impact expects damage to trees and power lines locations and pack that include philadelphia camden wilmington newark gloucester city cherry hill laurel chester willingboro one of these men for west glassboro lindenwold how mountain pennsville lumberton and more for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building torrential rainfall is occurring with storms and may lead to flash flooding do not drive your vehicle through flooded roadways repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until twelve thirty am wednesday for the following counties in pennsylvania

county in southern new jersey west central burlington county in southern new jersey central philadelphia county in southeastern pennsylvania until ten fifteen pm at six sixteen pm doppler radar indicated thunderstorms producing heavy rain across the warn area doppler radar indicated up to one inch of rain has already fallen flash flooding is expected to begin shortly in the areas of heaviest rain some locations that could experience flooding include philadelphia all myra with nothing holmesburg tacony cinnaminson river and morristown lane all up turn around don't drown when encountering full roads most flood deaths occur in vehicles excessive runoff from heavy rainfall will cause flooding of small creeks and streams areas highways streets and underpasses as well as other drainage areas and low lying spots please report flooding to your local law enforcement agency when you can do so safely a flash flood warning means that flooding is imminent or occurring if you're in the warning you move down higher ground immediately residents living along streams and creeks should take immediate precautions to protect life and property.

county in southern new jersey northwestern gloucester county in southern new jersey self eastern montgomery county in southeastern pennsylvania soap and chester county in southeastern pennsylvania so bill if you account in southeastern pennsylvania delaware county in southeastern pennsylvania until four am. at twelve o six am doppler radar indicated thunderstorms producing heavy rain across the warn area up to two inches of rain have already fallen flash flooding is expected to begin shortly in the areas of heaviest rain some locations that could experience flooding include philadelphia camden wilmington newark chester gloucester city chester west pennsville belmore west down carney's point conshohocken all myra focused swarthmore ellesmere and possible turn around don't drown when encountering flooded roads most flood deaths occur in vehicles be especially cautious at night when it is harder to recognize the dangers of flooding excessive runoff from heavy rainfall will cause flooding of small creeks and streams urban areas highways streets and underpasses as well as other drainage areas and low lying spots. mining anyway coa

county in central new jersey northeastern burlington county in southern new jersey southeastern bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania until six thirty pm at five forty one pm a severe thunderstorm was located over columbus for eight miles south of trenton moving east at five miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts and quarter size hail source radar indicated impact minor damage to vehicles is possible expects damage to trees and power lines locations impacted include trenton florence mount holly borden town teller town allentown writes town cross wakes whitehorse florence johnston columbus jacksonville georgetown brownsville levittown mercer bill hamilton square fields borough grove deal and fort dix for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building torrential rainfall is appearing with this storm and may lead to flash flooding do not drive your vehicle through flooded roadways repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued till six thirty pm for the following county books pennsylvania in the following counties in jersey burlington and mercer . i thought it was don

western monmouth county in central new jersey southern middlesex county in northern new jersey southeastern montgomery county in southeastern pennsylvania southeastern bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania northern philadelphia county in southeastern pennsylvania in till seven pm at five fifty four pm severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from near new hope to now versus moving east it thirty five miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts and his size hail source radar indicated impact expects damage to trees and power lines locations and pack that include philadelphia trenton all the bridge bensalem east brunswick south brunswick sayville north brunswick ewing princeton florence burlington bristol riverside borough jamesburg height town jenkintown numbers and in town to report severe weather on if you're near a law enforcement agency they will send your report to the national weather service office in mount holly. pitting a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until seven pm for the following counties in pennsylvania montgomery and philadelphia in the following counties in new jersey burlington

saw how discarded coal miners voted saturday last year in west virginia, western pennsylvania, parts of ohio and southernillinois. ernie say sanders was on the ba, a beatty would fit more choices but to many of them went to trump and his false claims is going to revive the coal industry because there was no just transition for them. they are at risk of losing to pensions, the retiree healthcare coverage, their disability benefits. they took it out on poor hapless hillary and voted for the charlatan. but when oil workers here about just transition and super funds for workers and how green jobs are the future, they look and see what happened to coal miners. it's not a pretty picture. we've got to beat up our concrete plans for that kind of transition if we're going to build a stronger, broader blue-green movement, i think, based on their experience locally. >> thank you very much. now that unfortunately last week the folks down in washington have withdrawn the united states from participation in the paris agreement, as far as environmental role, what can we do as citizens to be able to come for lack of a b

southern blacks are having. and in fact when the state level advocates. vigorously to amend pennsylvania's state constitution, which has been amended in the 1830s to bar african-americans from voting. so again, we see these incredibly progressive stances on the issues of race. even after he retires in 1877 he lives another 12 years. he and hiand his advice and exps much sought after by democratic presidential candidates, republican presidential candidates, local political leaders in harrisburg, state political leaders comey is referred to. from the new york senator to the victor the spoils and the idea was political leaders sought offense and reworded their political supporters for government jobs, patronage, the contracts, etc.. cameron is a young man when that system is just coming in to existence. he retired in the late 1870s in large part because of that spoils system coming to a close. increasingly the republican party and parts of the democratic party are committing themselves to civil service reform. the idea that we shouldn't hire people because they are cronies but we should hire

southern ses session and avoid the civil war. historians at the civil war institute at gettysburg college in pennsylvania discussed president buchanan's legacy. this is an hour. >>> all right. good morning, you all. sorry. i spend a lot of time in north carolina and virginia. all right. we need to go ahead and get started with our first session today. and it is wonderful to see quite the turnout at 8:30 in the morning for a panel on james buchanan, which is -- we all know that james buchanan is often overlooked, but we are going to remedy that here in just a moment. i want to quickly introduce our two speakers. first is john quist. john is the tall one standing behind michael. he is a professor of history at shippensberg university. he teaches classes in 19th century u.s. as well as civil war era. he studied at the university of michigan under j. mills thorton. recall michael nieberg who you heard last night also a student of j. mills thorton. john has published a very important book entitled the social roots of antebellum reform in alabama and michigan, and his co-speaker today is michael burkner, excuse me, professor of history at g

southern electoral votes. he likes to point out he got a lot of his votes in the north but fremont swept much of the north. buchanan took pennsylvaniand indiana which put him over the top. buchanan's goal is to protect an institution that matters to him more than anything except the union itself, and that's the democratic party. he thinks the two are interlinked. that if he can protect the democratic party, he protects the union, and the democratic party remains the dominant party and all is good in our country. again, of course, it does not work out that way. the argument that we make and some of our contributors make is that he distinctly contributes to the breakdown of the union by decisions that he makes as president of the united states. that's not new, of course, but you can't avoid it. what is he interested in doing? he is interested in shoring up the democracy. he is interested in pursuing this constitutionalism that he thinks is central to the success of the nation. and he is an expansionist. that's critical. you don't -- i don't want to say that he is trying to take the country's mind off of its sectional problems. but exp

southern electoral votes. he got a lot of his votes in the swept much ofmont the north. james buchanan to pennsylvania and indiana. them over the top. thinks the two are interlinked. if he can protect the democratic party, he protects the union, and the democratic party remains the dominant party, and all is good in the country. it does not work out that way. the argument we make in some of our contributors make is that he distinctly contributes to the write-down of the union -- breakdown of the union by the decisions he makes. what is he interested in doing? shoring up democracy, pursuing constitutionalism he thinks is central to the success of the nation, and he is an expansionist. he is not trying to take the country's mind off of its sectional problems, but he is focused on collecting more territory, cuba particularly. he has this theory that some others at the time like robert john walker offered a version of that. slaveh is if you have states, they will drain slavery out of the upper south and reduce the conflict between north and south because you won't have as clear a division on slavery emma

usual delay 95 to george aavenue outer loop and seeing congestion 295 southbound 50 to pennsylvania avenue and southernaryland please tonight look going in charles county as you head to for the washington 210 northbound congestion livingston road. oxon hill quiet branch avenue to wilson bridge. area bridges are nice. we have a delay in addition to 295 southbound on 50 inbound and new york avenue north east past bladeensburg road as you head inbound and shevly as well. 95 wide open. route 1 and as you get out of the way bw parkway slight delay past powder mill road. crash after 100 cleared and those delays dissipated to the baltimore beltway and 270. look at that wide open 70 to beltway. rarely do i goat say that. northbound side quiet deep creek. if you head out to join us get a start now. things looking pleasant 355s as well. green line dealing with typical track work 20 of august. all metro rails steve and maureen back to you. >> these people juaned in connection with vand lymph confederate statue in lee leesburg. police think they painted vulgar language on the courthouse. if you recognize those peo

they are going to williamsport, pennsylvania to continue in the little leageu world series. southernifornia taking on utah tonight. the oakland raiders are in action tonight. the 49ers were in action last night in kansas city up against the chiefs. we go to the video. general manager john lynch up in the press box and coach kyle shanahan out on the field before the game. niners fans hoping they bring change to a team that won just two games last year. immediate impact from the rookies. first quarter.linebacker reuben foster breaks up what would have been a touchdown. then it's solomon thomas's turn.pressures alex smith of the chiefs.led to a niners interception. that's rashad robinson. third string quarterback c.j. beathard was pretty impressive. the former iowa q- b finds kendrick bourne for 46 yards. niners go on to win this game 27 to 17. quarterback bryan hoyer. who is expected to startwas out after two series. shanahan talked about the positive and negative friday night. and the man many would call one of the greatest runners of all time wasn't so great today in london.in usain

the tragedy and controversy, the center for presidential history at southern methodist hosted this event. near philadelphia of pennsylvania. she teaches womens history, american diplomat ir history, world history and african american history. she published in six books a companion to first ladies. her monographs include red spies in america, loans in legitimacy and a book on the subject of tonight's presentation which is for sale right outside. first lady florence harding behind the tragedy and controversy. she received her phd, her commentary appeared recently to name a few. in time the guard ran, u.s.a. today and the new yorker for the new york post. and here is something you don't hear every day. in 2011 she got to appear as harding in a play which she wrote at the ohio state marion campus. we are so enthused we are welcoming her back for next march as the primary organizer of a full day conference we'll be having on southern first ladies. that's for next year. let's learn about a northern first lady. please join me. let's welcome her. >> i am so happy to hear so many of you wondering about florence harding. you're won

southern secession and avoid the civil war. historians discussed his legacy at the annual conference of the civil war institute at gettysburg college in pennsylvania