by 5:00 a.m. we're back down to 76 degrees, we'll crews back down toward 70 by the start of the phillies game. on the big board at the airport, it's all green aircraft mean no major delays, as we survey our big travel destinations we are not looking at rain at this hour. >> you can find a live look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and double scan radar at 6abc.com/weather. >>> the making of a sci-fi flick played out on the streets of china. it was a run a a runaway balloon that broke free from a festival display. it rolled down city streets in shanghai. it's believed high winds from the recent typhoon caused the giant balloon to take off. nobody got hurt. >> it took heavy lifting to help sea creatures that were stranded since hurricane hermine struck. the storm pushed several manatee s two weeks ago. wildlife crews spent the day rescuing the animals. it takes 20 people to remove 1500-pound manatee. >>> a pistol packing pastor is robbed in the northeast. it's the his wife who had her

67. 10:00 a.m., 70. lunchtime, 74. low humidity, lots of sun and clouds, not bad, 3:00 p.m., 80 degrees that's the high today. we'll hit it around 3:00 p.m. most of the day in the 70s. 5:00 p.m., 78 degrees. feeling comfortable. we are not done with temperatures well above average, wait until you see the seven day coming up. >> reporter: i like a little bit of today feels like refreshment. an accident on the new jersey turnpike, a may flower truck, and suv rolled over. the accident happened at 1:00 a.m., but at 5:30 a.m. they are still cleaning up. this is south of exit 4 for route 73. the right lane is blocked as emergency crews remain on the scene. coming back out here, speeds are not too bad. we're in the mid 50s, however if you want to stay on 295 southbound, there are no issues over there. meanwhile, we had construction that ran late schuylkill expressway eastbound through the vine eastbound have left. everything is reopened along the vine, but they returned tonight at 11:00 p.m. at this point every

:00 a.m., 83. noon, it's up to 88. 3:00 p.m., 95 degrees. at 6:00 p.m., 96. that's the high for today. temperatures well above average, in fact tieing the record-high of 96. record-tieing heat today and it lasts couple of days. i'll have more on that in the seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >> reporter: unusual temperatures for early to mid september. an unusual situation here in delaware where the northbound lanes of i-95 are blocked because of a truck that flipped over at 2:00 a.m. the truck was carrying blank pennies. now there are pennies all over the road, we wish when he could change the situation, but all traffic is being forced off at 141. there's already a long backlog with single-digit speeds stretching back to 273. bail there and take 13 into the city or stay on the northbound side of i-95 along 4. stay on 2 through elsmere, that doesn't seem to be too bad so far. i-95 northbound blocked and it looks like it could be for a while. in delaware county, a car flipped into a creek val

at 2:00 a.m. on sunday it's just to our south, monday it still there and even by tuesday, wednesday, it's still in the process of trying to getaway from us, i think the wednesday timing it's a little further away from us, the issue is that the storm will be blocked by high pressure and held in place and meander around in our neck of the woods. spaghetti plot models are showing a lot of variations and possible track also. it gets up here by the area of high pressure and stalls. a couple of tracks come closer to atlantic city, most of them are off the coast. the track of the storm will make a difference in terms of rain. no matter where the track goes i think we'll be looking at strong winds down the shore and related problems. late saturday into sunday will be the worst of the shore effects. look for prolonged onshore winds, gusts up to 60 miles per hour. 0 coastal flooding and erosion and heavy rain. this latest model run shows significant rain down the shore, less as you go inland toward philadel

is 6:00 a.m., thursday, september 15. here's what's happening. >> a terrible scene a man stabbed dozens of times, police say his killer came back to set his apartment on fire. we'll have a live report on the vicious crime. >> someone opens up fire on a teenager sitting in front of a wilmington home. >> a man who calls himself, philly jesus is convicted of trespass. >> karen rogers is outside it's nice out there? >> reporter: it does, we have a nice northeasterly breeze, so it feels good as you step outside. we have a front moving through the area, it's bringing a change to the weather and currently we have lots of clouds and sprinkles near mays landings and millville, and sea isle. that will move out as drier air pushes in behind the front. 59 in martins creek. 59 in pottstown. 64 in coatsville, 63 in saint davids. 68 degrees in center city. temperatures similar to yesterday morning. the difference the stopping breeze blowing through. 67 in hammonton. 68 in woodbine. 69 in dover, delaware. here's the 1 hour forecast, by 8

i just spoke with one woman at 5:00 a.m., frustrated. she has dealt with this before and again, she is coming up at 5:00 a.m. this morning. >>> thanks, ashley. surfs are thanking the tropical storm for bringing larger than normal waves. >> yes, warning flags are alerting swimmers to stay out of the waterer due to the threat of extreme rip currents. big wees. yesterday,--big waves. yesterday the waves were big. >>> yes, the waves are with us here, but concern is the rise of the gulf. in fact, if we were a little bit higher, we could have all of this in florida, but that is the set up here for a particularly dangerous storm surge, especially across the big bend and across the coast up there. for us, get, i do believe, about one to two feet above normal sea level here as the tides continue to push in. so basically, a couple of monica days ago a-of--of months ago a similar set up. 75 to 80-mile per hour winds tonight and into tomorrow. is the front right, it is a particularly dangerous area because it is where we can have the strongest winds

. >> daniel: good morning, 4 a.m. on this tuesday, september 27, i am daniel miller. >> julie: good morning, i am julie grauert. get ready for a wet commute. the storm tracker weather center timing out the ofyest of the rain. >> shiri: the rain moving into western new england. western massachusetts all the way to orange and keene. still dry worcester. and initially it will be pretty light here. boston a couple hours of that rain. in worcester 6 a.m. we are in the thick of it. we are going to have showers, potentially heavy rain as well. 8 a.m., 60 degrees. still raining and showers start to wind down but by 10:00 this morning, it will be dry again and in worcester, breaks in the clouds this afternoon and look at these showers continuing all the way until about 10:00 this morning in boston and for the cape, tends up being at times a rainy day ahead. the worst of it will fall during the morning showers and will get pretty breezy and cooler for the cape. those will be our highs today after morning rain. we do see partly

at 6 a.m., 49 degrees. 8 a.m., 59 degrees. we will be back into the upper 60s by 10 a.m. lunchtime comes around and lower 70s and we should make it into the middle 70s there. and there will be a little bit of a difference between the coast and inland towns and cities. from here, portsmouth, new hampshire at 72. salisbury at 74. 71 in gloucester and 72 in marblehead. you go further inland and we have more, windham new hampshire both in the upper for the south shore because of that light sea breeze. and hits the beach. plymouth, 74 degrees. but hanover at 76 and halifax at 74 degrees later on today. check out the upper 70s norwood, framingham, lawrence and manchester, new hampshire. worcester, 73 degrees. low to mid-70s over the cape and islands. everybody gets to soak up that sunshine and then overnight tonight, we are going to deal with very similar temperatures to what you are finding today. so when you wake up tomorrow light jacket today, you will need to keep it on hand for tomorrow. upper 40s. a lot 650s on the map. more clear skies and sunshine rules again with 82 in

down the shore you're stuck in time clouds a little bit. 72 by 8:00 a.m. 74 by 10:00 a.m., 77 by noon. there's a channels of a shower at times. 3:00 p.m., 82 degrees, 5:00 p.m., 75 degrees as the numbers start to crews down. we've got high temperatures in the 80s in most spots. 82 in philadelphia, allentown, 83 in reading, 78 down the shore. not a great shore day, we have the heavy surf and rip currents and along with that cloudy skies, highs in the upper 70s. there's a chance of spotty showers at times in the morning and right into the afternoon. on to the tropics, we're down to two systems we're watching, tropical depression 8 is getting out of the picture. tropical storm hermine is experiencing changes here they are. it will be a category one hurricane by the time it comes into the coast of florida along the panhandle. couple of days it looked like it was going to be closer to jacksonville and tampa. now it's slowing down, the trough that was going to pick it up and take it out to sea, it will miss that trough. it will be a tropical storm always it comes you mean toward myrtle beac

you have 6:00 a.m. curb lanes restricted, 7:00 a.m. kelly drive detoured at fairmount avenue, 7:00 a.m. mlk cry spring garden detoured on i676, so 9:00 a.m. entire area close today traffic. so this will be end entire commute. and of course i'll update with you any other new information, additional information that we get this morning. >> pretty exciting the president is coming to philly. more coming up, we have more road construction. >> meisha mentioned, president obama will campaign for hillary clinton in philadelphia today. >> this comes as the democratic nominee battles new moan y "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live on eakin's oval where today's democratic rally is open to the public and will probably be packed. good morning, jan. >> reporter: brooke, jim, good morning, that's right, it is bound to be very hard to get around in this part of center city today. president barack obama lands at philadelphia right around 1:00 then his event here at the oval where hillary clinton is scheduled to start right around 2:00. as meisha

burns around 7 a.m. you can see how nice and my word of warning will probably drop in the upper 50s to keene, parts of southern new hampshire. it is a little bit cool this morning. maybe grab that jacket. 67 by 10 a.m. not a problem. you will be fine in the short sleeves. high temperatures ranging from 83 in boston. 82 in ipswich. 85 in norwood to 79 in worcester and upper 70s out across the cape and islands where we tend to see more cloud cover today and overnight tonight. tonight's low temperatures are going to be back into say the burbs and an even fresher, cooler start tomorrow and high temperatures are much like today with a couple of pops of upper 70s and low 80s for thursday. futurecast. do want to show you early morning clouds until 9 a.m. for the fog over the cape and islands. after that, we tend to brighten up a little more cloud cover south of boston and it is still going to be partly sunny there. north and west of boston. and tomorrow, high pressure and this will keep things nice and bright a

as we roll through the day, 56 degrees by 7:00 a.m. 72 by 10:00 a.m. a lot of sunshine by noon, there are the high clouds later in the day, high of 82 around 4:00 p.m. pretty decent 1 how are forecast and the evening looks good, as well. in case you missed it. a tropical storm watch was posted up and down the delaware and jersey coastline because of strong onshore winds that are expected from hermine especially saturday, sat night and through the day on sunday. the strongest gusts may be later in the day and at night on sunday. coastal flooding is part of the package and strong winds could cause problems even away from the shore. hermine in the meantime is still circulating out of florida and into southern georgia at this point. it has been downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm. look at all the rain that's pushing in all the way up the coast. the center of the storm is expected to go up around cape hatteras around north carolina and it emerges off our coastline and we wind up with issues. when i step inside we'll have the latest track and new

. 73 by 10:00 a.m. 80 degrees on the nose by noon. 85 by 3:00 p.m., high of 86. low humidity and high clouds it's going to be nice. autumn arrives at 10:21 that's the moment when the sun's direct rays face directly on the equator, after 10:21 they inch farther south along the surface of the globe, we get ready to usher in a cooler season. we'll have evidence of the cooler air coming in before the end of the seven-day forecast, details coming up, karen. >> reporter: all right, dave, we have a jam on the schuylkill expressway, this is vare avenue, that's westbound jammed from passyunk to university. we had a disability vehicle blocking the right lane, it just cleared a minute ago. we're seeing the delay but it will easy up. 15 minute westbound between the walt whitman bridge and the vine. speaking of the vine, look at this, vine street express you're stacked, jammed from the benjamin franklin parkway to the schuylkill expressway at 30th street exit. you're heavy heading toward the schuylkill expressway. w

. >>> all right, everyone, it is 6:00 a.m. it is friday, jimmy q, we have to talk about the weekend, unmatched. >>> yes, it is just great. you know, if you are in the east valley, you are probably saying hey, what is going on out there? the humid is dropping and it started this morning around 3:00 a.m. in the morning, the dry air started to filter in. and this is the east valley right now, still muggy and humid out there. but our dew point, 36 out at sky harbor. and you can see how the dry fountain hills. gilbert, yours just dropped to 45 and it feels so great when you are in the 40s. so you will notice it when you step out the door. but overall for today, the cold front is moving right on through that way as well. so there we go, cooler weather, today 's forecast, 81 to 86. >>> i do to the like humidity- -i do not like humidity. so unfortunately, we do have an accident to report at 6:01 a.m. it is right here live on the got camera,--adot camera, the left lanes are blocked at university. so only one right lane is open. so if y

we could use the rain. >>> 10:00 a.m., 70. lunchtime, 74 degrees, we'll see clouds south and east of the city. philadelphia north and west we'll see sunshine mixing through the day. 3:00 p.m., 80. that's the high. most of the day spending in the 70s. 5:00 p.m., 78 degrees nice and comfortable because of the area of high pressure giving us sunny conditions, 80, 81 degrees today and tomorrow, kind of a brief taste of fall we can use, next week we change. most of the country above average, in our area, the greatest degrees above average, you will see temperatures in the 07 starting to shoot up. 80 for the high, much cooler. tomorrow sunny and pleasant, 81. sunday, muggy, showers, not a washout, 85. showers early on monday, 84. tuesday, 86. wednesday, 11 degrees above average 87 degrees with temperatures pushing toward 90 for this time of the year, pretty unusual. record highs tomorrow, 80 today. >> a woman's t-shirt is for women who are struggling to have a baby. >> we're live on the schuylkill expressway, they picked up the cone

it is 7:14 a.m.e are learning more now about the tragic car crash that took the lives of two young sisters. the girls were killed yesterday morning, a car donald trump by their mother ran--driven by their mother ran off of the road and landed upside down in the river. their mother survivorred the crash--survived the crash. the chp reports that she did not have a driver 's license. her 9-year-old daughter and her 7-year-old sister were if their seat belts when--were in their feet seattle belts when the car- -seat belts when the car went into the watter. >> at least one witness is saying that maybe speed was involved, a little bit of weaving, so we are looking at distraction in the vehicle and impairment. >> and she did pass a breathalyzer test there at the crash scene. he said that another car cut her off, forcing her to go off the road. and now chp is looking for more witnesses arnold now police have a video--witnesses. >>> and now police have a video that they are hoping will help them catch a pink.

we'll be tieing that. 7:00 a.m., 75 degrees, 10:00 a.m., 83.lunchtime, 88 degrees, it will feel like it's in the 90s at that point. 3:00 p.m., 95. the high is 96. we'll reach it around 4:00 p.m. and be sitting at that at 6:00 p.m. in the height of the afternoon it will feel like 100, 101 degrees. keep the windows open if you don't have any air-conditioning today tam. >> thank you are karen. take a look at this, a teenager in southern california got infect washington, d.c. a flesh eating bacteria, he picked up with his football helmet. he got a cut on his finger within hours he got sick and his singer started to swell. it is caused by a strep that's an infection it could have led to amputation or death. he had surgery on his hands and he is recovering. >> reporter: in "g.m.a." at first look, a possible break in the 20 year mystery surrounding a college freshman's disappearance. investigators digging up a campus hillside searching for her remains. >> it's tough, we don't have closure, it's been 20 years. >> christian smart vanished, paul flores w

it is the location for a 9 a.m. press conference where we will be able to speak with the larimer county sheriff to see what updates they have gotten overnight. it initially started at 2 -3 acres, they got the call around several agencies got to that location, they found the wildfire, that was east of north county road 59 in cherokee park. several agencies responded they found the wildfire, and its a reverss 911 notification was sent and a call for evacuation for the mill creek subdivision. you know the fire is threatening several structures there. it is right now at 300 acres. it grew that size in a matter of hours yesterday afternoon. we are hoping to get more informatioo, and see if it is actually touched any of the structures this morning. that 9 a.m. ess conference with the will happen right here at the livermore community center. for more on the weather conditions, let's toss it over to katie lasalle. firefighting efforts. today, we will see very dry, but also dusty conditions across the western slopes. red fla

at 7:00 a.m.ly drive will be detoured inbound and fairmount avenue and mlk drive and spring garden traffic will be detoured onto 676. donald trump will be back in pennsylvania today, a private campaign event is scheduled at the aston community center in delaware county. last night the republican presidential candidate was in ashville, north carolina. he continued to knock hillary clinton's comments describing half of trump supporter as as basket of deplorables. >> hillary clinton spoke with hatred in her heart for these working class americans. absolute hatred in her heart. never history has a major party presidential candidate so viciously demonized the american voter. >> reporter: meanwhile preparations are under way in philadelphia, a stage sits on eakins oval where the commander-in-chief will be appearing this afternoon campaigning for clinton. by 9:00 a.m., all roads leading into the oval will be closed. as for clinton herself, she is taking a break from the campaign trail. this video shows h

temperatures about 67 degrees. 8 a.m., 69 degrees. 70s are back by 10 a.m. real slow warm-up. slower for the clouds to break apart this afternoon. southwest to the southeast. points north and west of boston. julie is up now with live drive-time traffic. >> julie: things quiet. don't be intimidated by the icons. overnight construction work. expressway moving along fine. no issues on 128 northbound and southbound. 12 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 19 minutes on 93 south. 22 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tol. >>> now 4:02. the man who allegedly terrorized new york and new jersey with bombs is wake up in the hospital. ahmad khan rahami is being held on $5 million bail. werng learning more about his arrest. >> one bomb technician believes he constructed the bomb himself and his handiwork that he received training from someone with experience with to pakistan and afghanistan between 2011 and 2014 and they are trying to determine if he became radicalized during that time. >> julie: multiple reports say the pressure cooker bomb that did not

that's coming up at 5:00 a.m. a florida teen previously arrested for posing as a doctor was arrested again, he was charge with identity theft and other fraud offenses. he attempted to purchase a jaguar at a dealership. he applied for the car loan with an elderly woman. police discovered his prior arrest and called the sheriff's office. >>> a chicago man is so fed up with security in the city, he hired security for his own neighborhood. he has seen drugs sales rise in years. he hired a firm of off duty police officers. he said he wishes it hadn't come to this. >> i have solved the problem for my neighborhood, but what i've done, i've just pushed the are problem to another street corner in chicago. that's not the results that we as citizens should be looking for. >> the private patrols have cost $5,000 since the middle of august, he said he has the means and he is glad to help. >> 4:57, a study out this morning shows parents are making serious dosing errors when giving their children medication. >>> we'll hear from

4:30 a.m. on this monday september 19. breaking this morning. >> the bomb squad swarms a north jersey train station overnight after sceferl explosives are found in a trash can. >>> fbi are speaking to five people after a blast in new york city. >> accuweather is tracking drenching downpours that move through the area just in time for the morning commute. >> the rain moves in from the western suburbs and david murphy has accuweather karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: showers and thunderstorms popping through the northern and western suburbs at this point. thunderstorms clustered in and around fleetwood and reading. look at the drenching downpours we're getting out of this, as this moves toward the east. allentown, quakertown picking up some of this. there is a concern these are slow moving enough, there's enough heavy rain associated with this stuff it could produce ponding and puddling on streets. you don't want to drive through any flooded roads at this point. areas close to philadelphia is dry. there's a fairly thin

to 8:00 a.m. time frame when you know you are hitting on the brakes, you can see the slow spots all over the place. some speed readings in the 20s there on the 17 southbound and 32 miles there at the 101 and 2092 interchange. over to you, tram. >>> thank you, the trial resumes today for a scottsdale yoga instructor who is accused of having relations with boys at a party. >> reporter: lindsey will be taking the stand here at scottsdale justice center here shall on of multiple--suspicion of multiple sex crimes. she said she was intoxicated and does not remember that. and now 80 to 100 people were at the party that he also reportedly flashed several people. now after the adults [ laughter ] the the party, police say she invited earl boys into a room- -s b and she claims that someone slipped her a drug. she could face jail time, a fine, and three years of probation. again, she will be here in court around 8:30 a.m. this morning. the trial will wrap up next week. bryan west, 12 today. >>> brian, thank

in the suburbs, 40 on the the bus stop. 53 degrees and cool by 7:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 64 degrees.e warm up this afternoon, 71 by noon. the high 76 degrees by

ye will have a live reportt that's it for the 5:00 a.m. news. the fox 8 news at 6:00 a.m. starts right now.5: it's thursday, september 8.em good at morning everyone. another hot one today pit two days this week at 94 degrees. temperatures are going to rise9 they keep is not going to be as bad that the humidity is still there. could morning things for joining us my nameng is natalie her finding kristi capelame the humidity affect the humidity hat really put her hair let's check in with scott sabol for a look

as we roll through the day, 58 by 7:00 a.m. 68 by 10:00 a.m. noon a pleasant 74 for those of you thinking will lunch outside, 3:00 p.m., 80 degrees is the high. it will get warm this afternoon. still holding in the mid 70s by 6:00 a.m. if you're out on the town tonight bring along a jacket we'll be back in the 60s after 7, 7:30 p.m. we'll going to be a little more humid by sunday. >> reporter: grab the sweater, beautiful shot, as we look live at fox street. we see southbound traffic moving fine. no weather-related problems impacting you. seems like everyday we were starting with major issues with the traffic. we have fire and police on the scene, flourtown road at joshua road we have one lane blocked in white marsh township montgomery county. another accident in buckingham township durham road at lower mountain road. let's check the vine street expressway, westbound/eastbound maybe a little bit more volume than a half-hour ago, no issues here. york road jamison bristol and alms house road they have a new traffic pattern slowing you down. >> an

him 72 by 10:00 a.m. if you're working outside today not a lot of issues through the morning. 77 by noon. this afternoon it will get warm high of 82 we'll hit that at 4:00 p.m. it will be a nice, sunny, low-humidity day and a little bit breezy for a change, too. here's the latest on tropical storm hermine it did make landfall east of tall -- tallahassee florida, it's been downgraded to a tropical storm. it is on its way up the coast. it looks like it will be here this weekend saturday night into sunday. it might be circulating off the coast labor day monday, as well. that means strong winds at the shore, tropical storm watch, and heavy rain depending on how close to the coast it gets. there's a new track that came in a a couple of minutes ago, i'll show you that. >> reporter: looking live on 42 that's northbound traffic coming into the city. southbound is where you will see more delays as people head to the shore later on. in burlington county we have this problem, it's an accident investigation although

t the verge of these shut down some 730 on friday untilnt 11:00 a.m. onil sunday.u the indians magicnd number is di lead. the mayor's had three doubles scored t on that just hopped rbi the ross came back tohop take te lead. the tribe was down been bottom ofw then fence pose a ramirez drive with the go-ahead run 3-2 god two runs and struck out in the ninth inning tony allen got save never 28.8. they go for the sweep tonight at the get down there. 5:39 a.m. is your time. traffic and weather's just ahead. spirit were about 20 minutes away from thed.we apl telethon. see figure donations will be held used to help the forfeits. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump says he alone can fix the problems we face. it takes democrats and republicans working together. that's how we got health care for 8 million kids. rebuilt new york city after 9/11. and got the treaty cutting russia's nuclear arms. we've got to bring people together. that's how you solve problems and that's what looking at about two weeks from now we're going to get a nice li

it's almost 4:54 a.m. we do have some 60s theh humidity is building temperatures today and tomorrow will be very close to 90. if you do so. middle and upper 90s tomorrowt willo be the last hot and humid day for all while. the temperatures with rain the front will stall out and we could seend additional thunderstorms late friday into saturday. 30 percent doesn't mean the flip of a quite 50 percent coverage maybe there willen be many areas that are not seen. again the chances will start to climbmb rush are i here are going to the game we're traveling route to eastbound thosel ramps up 45th remain closei r through the endf which means the end west 44th todd and nataliees pack to you.o all goodu things must come to an end a performance packed weekend wrapped up yesterday afternoon look.la this serves as a critical pointo to lunch new careers spent people i talked to set their scholten of disappoint.s the stars of the show were the blue angels putting up an hourn long show each day there impressive performances

ye will have a live reportt that's it for the 5:00 a.m. news. the fox 8 news at 6:00 a.m. starts right now.5: it's thursday, september 8.em good at morning everyone. another hot one today pit two days this week at 94 degrees. temperatures are going to rise9 they keep is not going to be as bad that the humidity is still there. could morning things for joining us my nameng is natalie her finding kristi capelame the humidity affect the humidity hat really put her hair let's check in with scott sabol for a look there getting shellackedo by harris and disoriented. seventy-nine currently in. seventy-eight and six barberton at 75 here is the forecast.o look forr those of the left the screen that late afternoon here's the overall forecast is mister to bring in aer couple of showers y midday and scattered thunderstorms forget the prisonn scattered storms will develop late afternoon and evening will adjust there working on this a little here. certainly a couple of showers. midday we need tof keep an eyen that but right now it's very trump that this is real juicy we need to get some

she said jeans and long sleeved shirt. 7:00 a.m., 75 degrees, 10:00 a.m., 83. lunchtime, 88 degrees already, but it feels like 96. by 3:00 p.m., 95, the high is 96. we'll be sitting at that, all afternoon long by 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., it will feel like 100 degrees when you factor in the heat and humidity. >> thieves stole thousands of dollars of lawn equipment from a church in arizona. surveillance camera shows the suspect driving the lawnmower, the pastor said he forgives the thieves, and welcomes them to join the church family. newspapers know the real story on pat toomey. on background checks for gun buyers... toomey has shown the courage few others have... toomey steps up on checks... toomey is on the right side... state leaders should follow toomey lead. no wonder leading pennsylvania police organizations endorse pat toomey as best to protect our families. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> the state of pennsylvania is trying to attack their rape can it backlog, they can cost anywhere from 1,00

at 4:30 a.m. as with we were coming on air, there was an accident involving a box truck and two passenger cars. the box truck turned overand so did the passenger car. and one person was trapped. everybody is okay, it created a mess for a while. lanes in both directions were having trouble. now northbound is doing well. karen rogers has been telling us, but southbound still a mess pretty much shut down as they deal with the accident. of course, she is keeping an eye on this, we'll hear from her shortly. yet another big accident on i-95, yesterday it was the pennies, today this. if you take i-95 southbound it is trouble. >> not a good day for traffic or the weather, right? >> reporter: as soon as you step outside, you can feel it. we're almost dry, we have sprinkles down the shore, they are moving toward the coast very quickly. as we step outside, there's sky6 live hd the airport, you can see the haze under the lights as we have high humidity once again this morning. 80 degrees in wilmington. 78 in

moving in 4:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. heavier after 6:00 a.m. and then back here through worcester or cape cod, temperatures are in the mid 50's in the morning. the showers starting to go arrive after 6:00 a.m. worcester county, sooner, so by 2:00 a.m., portions of western worcester and 4:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. across the rest of the county. off to the north here, we're seeing temperatures in the 70's, sun pokes out in the afternoon. we'll be cooler right at the shoreline, but generally getting in sunshine there, so cape cod, upper 60's to about 70 degrees, remember, the clouds are hanging on longest here, so you won't be the warmest place to be tomorrow afternoon. clouds hanging around in evening, especially on nantucket and an area of low pressure rotating along it is going to produce showers, but at the same time, our winds have shifted to the northeast. as temperatures cool, those winds blow in from the northeast, more clouds ago, few showers and more likely, drizzle developing across the area. and that traverses across the wednesday morning a

him 72 by 10:00 a.m.re working outside today not a lot of issues through the morning. 77 by noon. this afternoon it will get warm high of 82 we'll hit that at 4:00 p.m. it will be a nice,

6:00 a.m., thursday, september 1. tam is off, nydia han joins us, we're following breaking news. >> a firefighter crew responding a crash on i-95 is rear ended by a tractor-trailer. five firefighters injured. >> david murphy is watching tropical storm activity, but first, breaking news with karen rogers. >> reporter: they are allowing the stuck traffic. see the vehicles that are coming through? they have been stuck on i-95 for three hours. finally police are letting them get by on the left shoulder at this point. they are allowing the stuck traffic to get through. here's the tractor-trailer right here, the tractor-trailer jackknifed police say front of it hit into the wall at i-95 at penns landing. they are not sure how long it will take to get the tractor-trailer straightened out. they have the heavy duty tow truck on the scene. we're looking at i-95, what they are doing southbound at this point, this is the stuck traffic we can see the postal truck trying to turn around and get out of there. they are letting the car

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there are the hourlies. 1:00 a.m., 4:00 a.m., 7:00 a.m. and there is the current temperature. we have a 10-day forecast on here and there is the hour by hour. and live interactive radar. when we have live radar you can zoom down to your neighborhood. details regarding the wet >> romona: breaking news about our indians and it is not good. the team just announced cory klubber is out seven to 10 days because of a quad injury. that means he may not start game one in the playoffs because it is 10 days away. mark schwab tells us who can take his place if he can't pitch. that's coming up in sports. >> denise: a father tells a judge he didn't mean to shoot his 27-year-old police disagree. a west side suburb is shocked that something like this would happen in their community. dad is behind bars tonight as investigators try to piece together what happened in this terrifying crime. sara goldenburg spoke with police tonight. she is getting answers on the investigation. >> reporter: rocky river police say jamal shot his daughter in the head twice. in court this morning jamal a friend of th

plymouth more like 45 degrees at 7 a.m. by 9 a.m., 61. by 11 a.m., 67. lower 70s here we come this afternoon. not everybody quite that cool though. a whole string of mid-70s from norwood to bedford, nashua to fitchburg. lower 70s from the seacoast to we have the cape today in the upper 60s. these are normal temperatures for september, at least our afternoon highs here. starting off a little bit chilly this morning as you saw and then again tonight, we will be in the 40s and 50s. if you were waking up as the sun comes up tomorrow and i hope you are able to sleep in. if you are going to be out that early, remember another bit of a cool start. 76 in boston. 79 in concord, new hampshire. 73 in worcester and 74 in hyannis. temperatures are going up by your sunday. a littlcl we have a couple of other changes as well. after sunshine today and high pressure, high also start to slip away tomorrow. starting off partly sunny at 7 a.m. saturday morning. i think we are going to take on more clouds as the day goes on. a pleasant day for the outdoor plans and definitel

at 6:00 a.m. restrictions begin at eakins. oh then by 7:00 a.m. traffic will be forced off at spring garden and mlk drive. you'll be formed onto the vine street expressway so detours coming off of kelly drive, mlk drive, spring garden street. by 9:00 a.m., the entire area will be blocked off so that is going to cause some issues for your morning commute. we're watching for that with a visit with president obama. other issues around the area, northbound between quakertown and lehigh valley, we've got some crews out there blocking the right lane doing some road work. also southbound approaching quakertown also blocking the right lane. so, watch for that one heading out. in chester county construction has cleared and all lanes have reopened right here on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound between malvern and downingtown so no big issues there. let's just look at the temperatures as you head out. just 55 in allentown. kind of similar to yesterday morning. feels g58 in reading. 64 in philadelphia. 55 right now atlantic city. headed up to 85 today with

and taking a live look outside at 7:43 a.m. a gorgeously cool autumn like today onn the shores of lake erie. weather and traffic when we came back come back. stay good morning, everyone. we're gone with temperatures of 90 degrees in the middle and high 40sur and 40 hours in many locations. certainly not the biggest drop or increase in temperature there were a couple wonders back was spots in ashtabula that jumped 65 degrees in these fan of 30 hours, so i time to time this is the time of year we start to see pushes of colder ris five below after a hh today is 78. a breezy day tomorrow with a chance of showers i think that will start early wednesday after the lunch hour. seventy-five with a little called on i can. mid-seventies is not good for high school football the weekend forecast to hydrate highlightint and a whole bunch of 50s daytime highs and overnight lows looking pretty good temperature was throughout the week.em >> right now it is very busy out there, but we are not dealing with any large crashes or anythingng 90 and 7

and more like 8:00 a.m. we got to expect and 8:00 a.m. pockets of heavy rain also embedded within the showers and noon time still got rain cape and islands and southeastern mass the break cross western new england 5:00 p.m. and they are going to turn at least partly sunny for the later half of the day and a little bit lighter north and west and southeastern massachusetts things stay mostly cloud and he look at what happens into the wednesday morning and front kind of flows back to us here and chance for widespread rain and actually tomorrow for wednesday, talking patchier shower most likely along the coastline and winds in the water and holds in cloud cover, holds in the drizzle, so those are things that we are going to watch on thursday and friday, temperatures mid-60s consistently wednesday thursday to friday and saturday sunday and steadier rain again and dry out on sunday with high of 69 and be the pick of the weekend sunday. back to you guys. >> gene: trash talking already started. pats and bills square off this weekend and one of th

4:30 a.m. on this thursday, september 22. >> here's what we're following for you, we're following developing news, the search is on for the armed bandits that held up a montgomery county 7-eleven and left the clerk injured. >>> another violent night in north carolina, a man was shot during demonstrations and the governor called in the national guard. >> take a live look out across center city, when is it going to feel like fall? >> reporter: a couple of more days feeling like summer before we transition to cool weather. we have sunshine and high clouds, overall it will be brighter than the last couple of days days. 635 degrees in philadelphia. kind of refreshing out there. 56 in allentown. 59 in reading. 59 in wilmington, 61 in trenton. 66 in cape may. a slight chance of a patchy fog developing over the next couple of hours, but we're not seeing much of that so far. the dewpoints are in the 50s across the region, moderately humid down south, we're seeing improvement along those lines. 73 by 10:

coastal flood warning posted until 5:00 a.m.orrow for all of the new jersey beach or shore line as well as delaware beaches. with that persistence just on shore wind flow out of the northeast, so the biggest concern right now is the next high tide that's coming in today. so from about 10:00 a.m. until 12 noon when the next high tide comes in. we're going to have any major kind of coastal flooding, that's what it will take place generally speaking at the time of high tide. so again, 10:00 a.m. until noontime. here is a look outside on the delaware. delaware river, that is. outside palmyra cove nature park, 62 degrees, pretty light win, but generally, out of the north for most of the region. that's allowing for very comfortable air to set many in, and skies clearing out nicely despite tropical system off shore. so the dew point temperature currently at 54 degrees, it feels really pleasant, and the rest of the day generally going to feel much the same. looking forward in the seven day forecast, we heat up and steam up from this day

and by 10 a.m., 64 degrees. we have the highs close to 70 this afternoon, but it is a little tough to get quite there. so we are going to see a situation where with winds coming in off the water, the coastline ends up being cooler than inland towns and cities. don't worry about that little patchy cloud cover over the cape and out eastern massachusetts although we see a little bit of clouds there. temperature-wise cooler along the coastline, 67 in hyannis and chatham. 66 marshfield and mid 60s in hull. 70s in bridgewater and brockton. a little further north, upper 50s through brookline, quincy, beverly, rockport and portsmouth, new hampshire. a little inland, 70s. nashua and lowell will get up to 72 degrees. worcester at 68. low temperatures tonight back into the 40s and 50s. going morning than what you are finding this morning. if you can grin and bear it without that light jacket, you might not be able to do it tomorrow morning. just a heads up. it is feeling like fall and you need to break out the fall gear. t

by 7:00 a.m.garden street and mlk drive will be forced off onto the vine street expressway and kelly drive inbound will be blocked as well. starting by 9:00 a.m. the entire area will be blocked for the president's visit so just watch for that and give yourself some extra time because it will cause issues with traffic that's for sure. watching live the vine street expressway. was closed both directions overnight. as we watch live you can see the arrow boards getting moved out of the way so we see the westbound start starting to reopen. they're still officially blocking off eastbound even though we're seeing a couple cars come off of the ramp so in the process of getting that all reopened. looking live here at 202 right by mall boulevard we're live here in king of prussia, no overnight construction. traffic moving nicely. no rain. roads are dry. so, other than that we're doing okay so far, matt. >> sounds good. thank you karen. >>> two firefighters were injured while battling this inferno that was r

a.m. so quarter past, make note of that, for those of you taking the bridge, speaking of the ben franklin bridge, those every you coming from jersey in center city moving in the westbound side, we are looking good, yesterday, sort of a rush, man, did you get slammed. so, we will be keeping our eye on the ben franklin bridge right now though looking really nice and quiet. vine also closed overnight for the construction, westbound, eastbound, schuylkill to broad. both sides now open. so if you have been waiting on the vine to open, you are good to go. construction on the comador barry bridge westbound one lane block here, more construction, 295, leading up to the comador barry bridge area between paulsboro, left lane block until right around 6:00 a.m. speaking of 295, another place of construction, 2995 northbound, between route 656, two left lanes blocked there also until around 6:00 a.m. brooke, over to you. >> thank you, meisha. officials at the jersey shore are telling people to prepare

with us monday morning, 4:41 a.m., of 3 degrees, sky -- 63 degrees. great start to the morning. >> we're looking at coastal flooding. >> reporter: at times of high tide and rough surf at the shore, generally speaking hermine has ratcheted it down and the impact is less than originally expected than all the modeling and hurricane center and forecast et cetera. storm tracker 6 live double scan we're dry, taking a look outside, the ben franklin bridge looking good, notice there's not a whole lot of wind out here, calm conditions across the region, comfortable overall too, 62 degrees is the current temperature in philadelphia, the dewpoint is at 57, so the air is not that humid, just like yesterday wind are out of the north, but they are calm. future tracker 6 is showing how there will be a fair amount of sunshine across the region, every now and then a bit of cloud cover sweeps through. you'll have clouds and sun and later today there could be a sprinkle or shower popping in, most of the day will be dry as hermine will not be as close to the coast or as

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as critically endangeredn and calling for mored protectiot in thei wild.l that's the news at a 5:00 a.m.5 the news at six same begins right now. rain is on our doorstep let's find out when it's going to arise. ote it should be purchased at thet tail end of the morning our rush hourhh it remains likely you can see the showers just to the north of lake erie that there and places toledo not just yet. deathly some cools numbers. and maybe a rumble of thunder or sunset tonight at 737. the rain and surface. now look good we don't have any tell yroblemsms you start off your morning commute. the mystery unfolding jessicaj dill out and ashland were anothere was able to call for help. just a horrifying story three different bodies two different locations into different abandoned homeey should hold a cell phone call police and their right to they called they foundh the suspect still here that he's abduction.n.c they arrived at a home on colbert ct. and filled woman who called 911.1. when great was arrested. there all on the case. girl is somet line she was able to reach his cell phone. she down 91