batman as adam west, the generation does not.hey think of it as something new, and something crazier and creepier." those darker ideas of the batman story came from graphic novels like "the killing joke" and frank miller's "the dark knight returns." both came out in the years leading up to batman's theatrical release and had given warner brothers reason to think it would be bringing in a crucial audience. "we can take what's considered a kid's franchise,it's certainly darker than superman, take a kid franchise and make it a little more towards teens which is the sweet spot of who buys tickets now a days - forever." it needed a cast and crew to pull it off. an artistic director in theeer d just hit. "the thing about batman that'sny strange is that gave an auteur a chance to make a blockbuster." "they gave a guy who doodled things in his notebooks, what would later become 'nightmare before christmas and 'corpse bride', the keys to what they knew would be their biggest film of the year." "tim burton is one of the most innovative dir

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. >> so in a prewar building on west adams, dialogue tech a call tracking software com a old space. they busted out the space and added old doors and the kitchen and the social spaces the main draw ping pong and basketball keeping the millennial minds happy but what stands out is wiring. miles of it. >> we can spend dollars on the things that matter. so what matters to the people working for us? they want the best computers they can get. they want high speed internet access. they want space. they want a lot of space. >> it is also happening in slightly newer b level buildings where tech and tech want to bes are modeling the space the same way. >> the average age is 26 so we have the same zest for talent so when people walk in to interview at medism they have to understand we are moving in the direction to be a talent technology company so we want to look the part. >> and tech loved the low rents and what it afforded and it is now pushing the class b rents higher. not just here in chicago but across the nation where reimagined spaces are reinvigorating prices. for "nightly business r

first in primetime, before game four of the nba finals on the east coast and after in the west with adam regular time with zo saldana, tyler the creator and music from r5. so join us for both of those. our first guest tonight is the lord commander of the nights watch, he played the beautiful bastard john snow on "game of thrones." season five finale on hbo sunday night at 9:00. please welcome kit harington! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i would imagine that i speak on behalf of our studio audience when i say that, a, it's not only strange to see you in a suit, it's weird to see you in the 21st century. >> it's weird to be in the 21st century. >> jimmy: isn't it? i've always said that. how are you doing? >> i'm very good, yeah. >> jimmy: i'm worried about you. because, you know, i feel like there's a possibility you could get killed on sunday. if you do get killed on sunday will you continue acting? or will you just wrap it up? >> i don't know how i could top "thrones." i'd probably just give it up if i'm dead. >> jimmy: whose wedding were you just at? >> my

he taught at oyster-adams school in north west. he waived his right to the preliminary hearing and that case may head to the grand jury. >>> today a jury convicted a woman in january and in early 2013 she broke town a vacant -- into a vacant home and began to live there. when the real owners sued to have her removed, johnson produced a forged contract and deed stating that she was the owner. johnson faces up to 69 years in prison and in a separate case, she was convicted of stealing and selling a dead person's house. >>> a grocery delivery truck hit and killed a pedestrian in the district. this happened at wisconsin avenue and calvert street yesterday evening. police shut down part of that road during the investigation. so far, no charges have been filed against the driver. >>> new video in to the live desk now from the malaysia airlines plane that had to make an emergency landing today. here we see it sitting on the runway. the plane was flying from melbourne, australia, to kuala lumpur, but had to turn around shortly after takeof

they are reporting live from the west coast newsroom adam?porter: let the browning begin in california. drought day and mandatory cut backs are going on in the state. and long with those mandatory cut backs comes stiff penalties if you do not follow-through. and depend on how much water you use. and that is in response to the governor jerry brown's plan to deal with the worst drought. the snow pack is 0 percent of normal and no measurable rain to get us back where we need to be. and california is getting very little rain. and the glistening green of fake grass is common. and homeowners are getting breaks to tear out the real stuff. and the state water conservation improved in april. and water use dropped 13.5 percent and a sign that resident and water suppliers are taking the dire conservation calls seriously. >> during the time when we had plenty of water, it didn't both are me as much. but you drive up the five freeway and see the farms going to pot. you feel get to washing down the drive way and we can't grow crops to feed the world. >> we

over in a prewar building on west adams, dialogue tech a call-tracking software company reimagined ans and ceiling. adding garage doors where privacy was needed. the kitchen and social areas, the main draw. ping-pong, pinball, hammocks basketball hoops. just keep the employees happy. but what really stands out in all of these spaces is wiring. it's all in plain view and that says the company's ceo, is paramount. >> we can spend dollars on the things that matter. so what matters to the people working for us? they want the best computers they can get. they want high-speed internet access. they want space. they want a lot of space. >> and class b office buildings offer that. so what's happening now is the spread in cost between class a and b is starting to shrink due to the new demand. this is only in downtown prime locations, especially as companies relocate from the suburbs knowing that the millennials of course all want to be here. we've got lots more of this online. more details and pictures relatecheck.cnbc.com. >> did reminds me of the good life they take over an old office buildin

but the ukrainian military remains adamant it is russian bank to fighters that launched into their territory just west of the stronghold of donetsk. >> at 3:00 in the morning, the enemy started a massive shelling using heavy weapons around the area. tanks, mortars, and artillery were used. the enemy was trying to advance but we successfully held the position. reporter: they also confirmed an attempt by pro-russian separatists had been halted for now. they officially remain in place, but a new wake of violence will severely test us once more. among the latest victims, two civilians killed in the luhansk region when they were hit by heavy shelling. anchor: two diving -- guarding pyramid's were shot. one of the officers was killed on the shot, while the other died in hospital. jihadists have greatly attacked them since the ouster of mohamed morsi back in july 2013. and there have been angry protests in shanghai after a fe rry disaster on the yangtze river. only 14 people have been rescued. reporter: this but for news, they descend on the main square, demanding information from a local government. a quart

west there's the 6:00 view. of by 11:00 tomorrow evening cecily and adam will show you stuff on ray are did -- radar. there's a better chance with it starting earlier tomorrow, as we have the frontal boundary closer to us. today, no issues, 81 degrees is the forecast high. tomorrow, thunderstorm possible, spotty stuff 85 degrees is the high. hoping it stays dry for the union contest. 835 degrees. by the way if any thunderstorms pom on wednesday, get ready for a drenching downpour from the humid air mass. 87 degrees very warm. thursday, clouds and sun 85 degrees, there might be a lingering thunderstorm but it depends on how far through the region the frontal boundary has moved. so it could be that we'll be tweaking that and taking that thunderstorm out on thursday, friday, saturday and sunday for the holiday weekend we're looking at warm and humid conditions. you notice thunderstorm icon each and everyday including fireworks on saturday, i think it's spotty, not affecting all neighborhoods, but it's a fourth of july, and we get a lot of these, where you have to keep your eyes on radar. >>> lightning s

a city like homs is west of helm era, which of course the islamic -- of palm era -- of palmyra. molly: adam pletts recording -- reporting from beirut. from petro poroshenko after a surge of violence in eastern ukraine, at least 26 were killed. one of the worst outbreaks of violence since the february cease-fire was signed. with more, here is our correspondent. >> the fragile truth in minsk -- minsk seems closer than ever to collapsing. with talk to the cease-fire agreement giving way to that of military offensives. >> the cease-fire has already been violated because they are showing at us, and we cannot just sit here in trenches. we can only go forward and forward and forward. i am not the only one saying this. everyone is talking about this. >> wawrinka is on the -- marinka -- both sides blame each other for starting. resting on the road to the town come ukrainian soldiers say the rebels struck first. an opinion shared by the osce. they are tracking large troop movements in the area. >> if i understand things right, the separatists have amassed their troops and tried to find weak spots in

conditions there as well i was you travel from the malvern area down towards the west chester area this afternoon. as adam was telling us it's also very wet over in atlantic county and actually a van drove into the water didn't turn around. as a result they're stuck in the water and they have had to close route 54, 12th street because of that stuck van. between 322 and sixth road maybe stick with eighth street as a possible alternate. in galloway township a clash along the white horse pike at cologne avenue. elsewhere on 30 in lindenwold watching a crash near gibbsboro road. also one in clementon along blackwood-clementon road near dartmouth drive with slow speeds on 73. a lot of these areas are wet this afternoon. let's grab the ipad do the commuter report on this monday afternoon. hope you had a nice weekend. watching wet conditions in chester county along roads like 30, 100 and watching a pothole in the road in exton along pottstown road thanks to a member of our 6abc commuter team for sharing with us. we'll check it again brian and sarah in the next half hour. >> all right matt. >>> the government has

dover the heaviest rain ironically right where adam joseph is down the shore right now sea isle city and north of sea isle city and moving to the north and west we have sighting of a very rare cloud formation for this area. lisa posted this picture on my facebook page. i know he would like this, what it is is a very stable layer of stratus cumulous clouds and wind shear in the atmosphere and it creates waves in the clouds and we had some of this at the shore and this was taken on the kirkwood highway in delaware. very rare to see that. we see plenty of cloud cover and feeling the cool air with the winds off the ocean 65 degrees and hour high today 70. allentown 65 and wilmington 64 and millville 60 on the beach even cooler with the ocean temperature 58 degrees and only 57 degrees in sea isle city and atlantic city. satellite 6 along with action radar showing why there is low pressure to the south and high pressure to the north and combining forces with that. bringing forces from the east and that is meandering with lots of clouds. showers south of philadelphia, 58 for center city and another chilly night and tomorrow plenty of clouds especial

adam what's the story from accuweather. >> unsettled weekend we have a flood watch going into effect late saturday night and watching this spin west of nash will remnants of what was tropical storm bill and gulf of mexico and like a bowling ball and as you head that bowling ball down the alley there's no way to stop as it pushes through the ohio valley and tennessee valley toy mid-atlantic and right now center of the low 743 miles away. as we track with future tracker again here comes through the ohio valley tomorrow and arrives here late saturday night and early sunday morning that's with we see the heaviest concentrated rain and along with that will come tremendous tropical humidity along with it and that's why we can see those flooding downpours. because the atmosphere will be super soaked. saturday evening into sunday evening flood watch goes into effect for entire viewing area and watch is reminder that the possibility is there nor flooding and does not mean it's necessarily going to happen and it's something that could hear hoo over the upcoming weekend. for father's day and morning that's when we see the heaviest rain and g

from our temple university cam adam joseph is keeping an eye on the rain chances, will we see sunshine this weekend? everyone sees the sun this weekend it's more north and west breaking back up on double scan live radar the clouds being stubborn and in fact in newcastle county in western parts of salem county we are seeing drizzle and patches of light showers from newark to salem and as far south address bridgeton these move from the south to the north it is again adding to the misery we are dealing with much of this week with the gloomy weather we can call it june gloom. looking at the satellite the thickest brightest white clouds we see the patchy clouds in buck county and allentown and the poconos we start to break it apart with sunshine and as we look to the south live on sky 6 in cape may nobody at the shore right now, at least in this vantage point some patchy drizzle at times and the temperature is 61 degrees right now in cape may and margate at 68 degrees, as we go inland the farther north of west you are where you get breaks it moves the temperatures from the lower 60s to the middle 60s but for your weekend preview here for saturday. maybe some driz

adam. >> yeah, erin and brian we're watching storms far to the north and west.west of harrisburg so it's going to be a few more hours because they're moving to the north and east not directly east so it's taking a little extra time for them to push into the viewing area but nonetheless, we have a tornado watch in effect until 10 o'clock tonight for lancaster county reading berks county, lehigh county as well as northampton county up into the poconos. a watch meaning as these storms push in the atmosphere is conducive to some kind of rotation so there's the possibility that these storms could turn tornadic in those counties. in the last 15 minutes from this vantage point the storms stretch from the tennessee valley to northern new england. we're looking at a good 400 or so lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes and the most severe part of the line right now is in central parts of pennsylvania as it is pushing slowly to the north and to the east. so here's what the threats are with these storms as they approach. lightning and downpours are the highest threat. th

west. >> there's a threat of downpours and heavy thunderstorms. let's head rider over to meteorologist adam at the "action news" big board with the latest from storm tracker six double scan radar. >> sharrie and rick we're tracking these storms as they're approaching western suburbs of lancaster county as well as berks county. it's a nasty line that stretches from new york state right through central parts of pennsylvania east of state college and then right through west virginia. right now in this line over 200 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes n factor we have severe thunderstorm warnings in effect for the northwestern corner of berks county anywhere in and around hamburg, this is until 6:15. the storm is slowly drifting in from the west and the storm has had a history of producing winds in excess of 70 miles an hour and also hail the size of half dollars and you can see right now it is just to the north and east of bethel and 78 working towards hamburg. couple little kinks within this particular line of storms so we'll have to watch to see whether or not this does actually start t

west but i'm going allow for something coming through the immediate region. later on this evening it looks like we start to see things die down although both adam. >>> cecily tonightnel 17 and 6abc will probably have something to show you on radar. in terms of severe probability there's not a high chance but the storm prediction center does have a wide area covering much of the eastern united states for the potential of a strong thunderstorm or two and this actually, the eastern edge of it does go all the way through our region almost to the north jersey shore. so all this means is that if a thunderstorm does form today there is a slight chance it could produce strong gusty winds. just to reiterate take cover indoors on the lower floors if one heads your way. 80 by 11 o'clock, 85 by two. your high today will be 86 at about 3 o'clock and it will be more humid than yesterday. high temperatures from north to south only 80 in allentown and about 80 down the shore as well. want to quickly go in closer to the shore and remind you there's the chance of rip currents. even though it's nice on the beach and nice in the ocean water only swim next to the lifeguards in new jer

adam? >> a long afternoon and evening and we have a watch up until 8:00 as we watch storms pulling in from the west. not a lot going on in the area but a couple of clusters of storms that we are presently watching on double scan live radar parts of northeastern land caster county in effect until 6:00 right around everda and adams town, and strong winds with these storm only 2 lightning strikes, near lincoln at 5:56 and watch the storm near rossville heading towards 222 heading towarded the east and lincoln where there could be damaging winds left over with that particular storm and a cluster of storms we are watching south and east of the city near cherry hill and woodbury, the atlantic city expressway in camden and gloucester county as well as glassboro and 55 in gloucester county dealing with a cluster of storms not severe at this point but as it heads north and east there are strong storms with it and heavy rainfall we are watching with this as it passes by north and east of philadelphia earlier this afternoon there were tornado warnings in parts of the lehigh valley including northampton some d

adam in the afternoon before you head out. >> thanks, david. >>> 5:41 now. next wal-mart is in damage control this morning. it concerns a cake and the terrorist group isis. >> a westlphia school targeted by thieves gets a big helping hand from police. karen. >> we're clear and dry right here on torresdale at harbison. no problem with traffic. want to see wait looks like in delaware county? just wait. i've got a live shot coming up. >> a pop singer's dream of living in a convent turned into a little bit avenue legal nightmare but they're going the hear her roar. we're going to be right back. >> oh, that was a good one. >> ♪♪ >> gorgeous. taking a live look here out across the delaware over the ben franklin bridge. it's 5:44. you see the sun coming up over the horizon. 70 degrees. enjoy the morning. dave murphy telling us we'll be in for some thunderstorms later this afternoon. >> get something good sunrises on this program this week. >> i know and i enjoyed the moon driving in. so nature however you're getting it. whichever end of the day you're looking at. suburban traffic report time and delaware county, this is the blue route here past macdade boulevard. we coul

west coast. and then we will be in primetime again next week for games three and four with amy poehler, and adamest ia multi-talented young man whom you know from movies and television. he is the creator, producer and host of, "hit record on tv" which returns to pivot friday, june 12th. please welcome the boy wonder, joseph gordon-levitt. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how's life? >> pretty good, man. >> jimmy: by the way, your show is so much fun to watch. so creative. >> thank you. >> jimmy: for those that don't know, this show is a lot of people, viewers will send in their work and you -- it must be -- must be wore more work putting this all together than doing it yourself. >> yeah, maybe that's true. yeah. there's so -- i feel lucky to get to work within the entertainment industry. i love my job and i'm grateful to get to do it but there are a lot of people out there who are really skilled artists and talented people that don't necessarily have that opportunity. >> jimmy: they don't have a platform. >> they don't live in l.a. don't have an agent. so "hit record." anyone can join our web

adam joseph, is standing by with word that this is short lived. >> the sunshine through much of the day. the cloud cover coming in from the west and the humidity remains low and the humidity is not bad for this time of year. chilly at the shore as the clouds come in east wind, 75 in sea isle city, it warms some 79 in wilmington and north and west of town we are looking at low 80s, row placing the low to mid-90s the last couple of days, however this tl is a warm front aproefrping from the west and notice the chunk of rain intention from the ohio valley falling apart as it pushes to the east and hitting the drier air and we'll moisten up the atmosphere tonight and showers will start to fall after the midnight hour, 62 in trenton tonight and 63 in allentown and 65 in philadelphia and cape may and dover the upper 60s mostly cloudy again and a few showers developing by dawn and then we get a shrug of decently heavy rain for tomorrow morning at 7:00 for the morning rush, pockets of downpours as the humidity starts to come back up and a warm front arrives and this is known as warm air in insection rain, and in the afternoon it's dry

west anchor emily chang. still to come on the bloomberg market day -- will be doubt turn negative again for the year? we will look at the selloff. adamfrom morgan stanley is here in. we will discuss. ♪ alix: this is bloomberg market day. hewlett-packard is said to be near a deal to acquire computer science. joins us.an hey, alex. alex: hey, alix. hp was workingas on a deal to potentially announce it was going to split into two, and when that deal fell apart, that's when they went ahead and said, ok, well, we are not going to sell to hp. at our plan b is to put it into two companies and follow the track of any other large enterprise tech companies that made the same decision over the past 12 months. there are others who have made the same decision, trying to spin off the acquisition as a company. the other side of hb is the pc and printer business and that would go along in the enterprise as this would have been bought out. another company could return to this. they have preliminary discussions to intentionally by a division ofcsc. governmental -- portion of their business. much, allie,so joining us from san francisco. we are looking

adam. >> a beautiful change after the beginning the week, the heat and human, we have dropped both of them temporarily we are starting to change things with clouds from the west and showers from double scan live radar from the poconos to lake harmony a sprinkle or two near hamburg, moving directly to the east right now and we'll work towards new york city and that is just the beginning stages of what will be a decent slug of rain here to begin your thursday morning, temperatures are cool at the shore the wind is coming in off the atlanticic and it's in the lower 70s, 75 in millville 80 in philadelphia after topping off at 85 and the wins from the east tropping temperatures in wilmington and lancaster in combination with the clouds from the west in the upper 70s, double scan live radar a few showers breaking away from the main system, a warm front from the west and that surges in the heat and humidity and as it bumpps in here tomorrow morning, we get a wave of energy to develop with a steady period of rain, cloudy and a couple of showers developing and millville and trenton 64 degrees, future tracker tomorrow morning, with a brief round of heavy rainfall for t

west parkside created that mural. >> very nice. >>> time for a closer look at that accuweather forecast for the weekend. >> looks like adam joseph't get enough of the sunshine. had to get back out there again today. >> you went for a run today. >> did about 7 miles on my lunch break. >> so did i. >> you were supposed to meet me. >> well, i was driving. >> driving to before? maybe a fast food place? ice cream. it is beautiful out here. that sunshine is back after a gloomy week. take a look at the pagoda cam in reading live right now in berks county, good visibility. you can see some of the puffy cumulus clouds but a lot of sunshine returning across much of the area. in reading it's the warmest spot right now 77 degrees. in allentown 75. philadelphia now at 73. and even the shore we've moved it up in the last half an hour from the low 60's to the mid 60's. 67 on the boardwalk. beach haven a little cooler at 59 degrees. satellite and radar, low pressure spinning up the coast but it's starting to push to the east. the cold front is approaching from the north and west near pittsburgh and buffalo. so temporarily we're starting to see

adam and cecily will be posting live updates throughout the evening. be sure to follow them along with the entire "action news" weather team. >> in west neighbors are dealing massive water main break. this is what it looked like yesterday as 10 million gallons of water shot up from underground near 52nd and wyalusing. today we got a look at exactly where that water came from. a 36-inch transmission main was nearly split in half by the jagged fracture. now the focus turns to why the infrastructure failed. "action news" reporter john rawlins live at the scene with the latest on the investigation and the cleanup. john. >> reporter: hi, sarah. both the cleanup and the search for cause just beginning. it's going to take days, weeks, maybe months. the pipe was very old as we reported, it was put into service 130 years ago but it was inspector often we're told. in fact, it was inspected just two weeks ago using a high tech device and we are told there was not a hint of trouble. the day began with water department crews finally eye ball the 36-inch water main they found a huge fracture that seemed to split the cast iron pipe. that breach caused the geyser that eru

adam thank you very much for that update. >>> now to a developing situation on the west coast.tating wildfires there. just to give you an idea about the scale of the damage of those fires, take a look at this picture. that's before from one of the neighborhoods. as this picture swipes that's what it looks like now in the aftermath. let's go to nbc's joe fryer who is there. >> reporter: francis, you can see behind me that one of the fires here in downtown wanatche is still burning out. in addition to the 24 homes that were lost four businesses like this one were also destroyed sparked by embers that came from the neighborhood fire about a mile away. it's a reminder of just how unpredictable these fires can be. as far as fires go this one moved at the pace of a cheetah, quickly devouring at least two dozen houses. >> this is going to hit me harder in two days when i realize i don't have anything. >> sara has lived here 45 years. >> there's nothing left. >> reporter: she narrowly escaped the flames because a neighbor pounded on her door. the home was not so lucky. >> if it's gone

adam made you a cake. red velvet. oh, thank you. i made this. take charge of your retirement. talk to a state farm agent today. >>> breaking news in westa, a large water main break forced evacuations and sent gushing water flowing down the street. we're live with an update and a violent night shots are fired in pennsauken, new jersey we have the latest on two shootings within blocks of each other. >>> today is sunday june 14th good morning i'm todd quinones nicole brewer is off, a stormy week is ahead of us here's meteorologist carol erickson with eyewitness weather. what will you do this time of the year when we see these storms rolling through. >> one week from summer we will get pop up storms and sometimes some downpours out of it. we have seen that this morning. not here in philadelphia, it looks great here. look at how beautiful this picture is. we will go to the shore. you can see included building especially looking maybe toward the south it will get even darker with these cloud and that is because we have seen quite a thunderstorm go through there i want to take you to our neighborhood weathernet work and they are just starting

adam schiff. gentlemen, i want to take you back to what president obama said about hacking in february. here he is. >> the cyber world is sort of the wild wild west. and to some degree we're asked to be the sheriff. >> but three months before that the inspector general at opm, the agency hacked warned that that agency's computer system was a hacker's dream, which raises the question congressman king did president obama fail to saveguard his own administration? >> we have to get a full report. jo want to prejudge this but obviously something went wrong and a threat we have to face and do more than we're doing right now. congress has passed two bills -- house has passed two bills that would begin to address some cyber security issues but more has to be done. we have to finds a way to effective use of all of our intelligence and surveillance apparatus, if that involves the nsa because we're talking about nation states whether this turns out to be china or not, it's a likely suspect. we have to not be afraid to use all of our tools to try to stop this. this could be devastating to our country if this got worse. >> i want to pick up on that for a mome

adam schiff, top democrat, on the house intelligence committee. gentleman, i take you back to what president obama said about hacking in february. here he is. >> the cyber world is the wild, wild west and to some degree we are asked to be the sheriff. >> three months before that, the inspector general at o.p.m., the hacked age wanted the agency's commuter system was a hacker's dream raising the question, congressman, did president obama fail to safeguard his own administration? >> we have to have a full report. i don't want to prejudge this obviously something went wrong and this is a threat we have to face and we have to do more than we doing now. congress has passed two bills the house of representatives has passed two bills which would address some of the cybersecurity issues but more has to be done. we have to find a way to make effective use of all of our intelligence and surveillance apparatus if it involves the n.s.a. and others because we are talking about nation states whether it is china or not which is likely suspect. we have to, i believe not be afraid to use all of our tools to stop this. it could be devastating to our country if this got worse. >> i pick up on that in

adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again here's what's happening on "action news" monday night. water crews finally get to the heart of that massive water main break in weste with more on their next move coming up. >>> also investigators are searching for the knife wielding crook who targeted a local business and it was captured on surveillance cam ranch plus delaware is getting ready to open the first medical marijuana dispensary. sharrie williams has that story coming up. >> now the details residents of a west philadelphia neighborhood are drying out following a massive water main break. it looked more like a raging river flowing near vy 52nd and wyalusing. officials say a 36-inch transmission main tour wide opened and they're still trying to figure out why it happened. "action news" reporter john rawlins live the at the scene with the latest on all of it. hi, john. >> reporter: hi, monica. officials of the water department focused on the ditch behind me which is where most of that big main still rests. owners of waterlogged homes here looking to the city to step up and help given it was city water that caused their headaches. crews today reached the ah

adam joseph see what we're in for. >> sunshine has returned and as we look at double scan live radar, we do have a couple downpours and showers that are popping north and westcity as very scattered at this point as some energy is trying to drop in from the north and west near worcester and south of lansdale. that is where we're seeing a couple of those downpours developing heading towards norristown, also birdsboro and also to the south and east of fleetwood in berks county. you may get hit by a quick shower this evening but most of us will be on the dry side. it's very warm no matter where you are. 83 allentown, 86 in philadelphia. 85 in millville and with that north we feel wind in sea breeze, we're between about 82 and 85 degrees at the jersey shore but satellite and radar you can clearly still see that spin to the west. that's that wound up trap cal entity that originally was tropical storm bill as it made landfall on monday in texas and it is slowly work, its way across its country and it's aiming in our direction. association your weekend kickoff tomorrow in the city a lost clouds, there will be a scattered shower late in the day at 83 degrees. at the

adam sand leisure and bill murray is working on projects. >>> actorrbatch nominated for an oscar, and his wife welcomed a son. >> congratulations. >>> our coverage of the massive water main in westladelphia continues. >> plus philadelphia police are investigating a hit-and-run that seriously injured a 61-year-old woman. >>> the president of the naacp who is under fire about her race is set to speak out. we'll have the details. >> meteorologist chris sowers will have a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back. >> coming up on "action news," breaking news, crews are on the scene of a massive water main break in west philadelphia, we'll take you there live. >>> gunfire rings out at a wedding in new york city, the whole thing was abdomin accident. >> one person is dead and four others hurt after bullets fly in camden overnight. >> we'll take you outside to chris sowers and accuweather chris it's kind of sticky out there. it's kind of humid. >> reporter: it's okay if you don't move, or you're standing in the shade. dewpoints climbing into the 60s and closing in on 70. temperatures in the upper 70s if you have outdoor plans take it easy, take freque