board that is a citizens advisory a project committee and the redevelopment law but you got a special tida a waiver to allow the establishment of the citizens advisory board and only 2009 before the 4 residents elected to that board out of 19 people on the board so it is not a community advisory board not represent the community and i'm friends are with becky but she's disabled and 61 of the households on treasure island have a vehicle and do drive including myself and i commented at the july 30th with an of 3 residents along with becky and betty makingy why yerba buena island who commented the only residents that commented any of your meeting community full board and i'm here again, i want to ask that when i make comments on island 8 and 10 you'll allow me a full 3 minutes to finish my comment i have in writing and glad to provide in advance thank you, mr. kline we'll provide the 3 minutes on those two items seeing none, public comment is closed. on this item. >> can we please call the item. >> director's report an information item. >> thank you chair kim tilly chang this month our r

heat advisory in effect from noon through 8 pm. highs: 94-98 feels: 100-105 winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: warm and very muggy. patchy fog. lows: 73-79 winds: w 5 mph to calm friday: hot and still humid. isolated pm thunderstorm. humidity drops slightly after highs: 90-95 winds: variable 5 mph now to the race for the white house. candidate hillary clinton looking to gain some steam on the campaign trail today alongside a possible vice presidential pick in virginia. suzanne kennedy is live with more on what to expect suzzane? an emotional tribute to the murdered democratic national committee employee who was gunned morning.. a vigil was held last night outside seth rich's home in northwest d.c.'s bloomingdale neighborhood. more than a hundred people were there. rich was shot less than two blocks away during what police believe may have been a robbery attempt. among the people who attended the vigil: d-n-c chair debbie wasserman schultz. vigil: d-n-c chair debbie wasserman schultz. during the vigil, d.c. police handed out fliers, in an

there is a flood advisory for that, too. the doppler estimates in the blues, many areas already over an inch. and some over two, as you can see in the purplest colors. mostly in delaware. we've got one area north of dover tracking over three inches of rain. and much of that has fallen just in two or three hours. another big burst farther to the north in delaware. but in bucks county, for example, mercer county, not a drop of rain so far during the day today. you can see some of these rainfall amounts, two, three, four inches of rain. as we go through the evening, we're going to have more showers and storms move through the area. it's not going to be raining all night. but the threat of rain will continue all night as another area moves in from the west later on during the evening, and through the overnight hours. another round of very heavy rain on top of what has already occurred, could certainly cause some more flooding. i'll be back more with the timing and what to expect for the weekend a little bit later. >> glenn, we'l

heat advisory in effect from noon through 8 pm. highs: 94-98 feels: 100-105 winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: warm and very muggy. patchy fog. lows: 73-79 winds: w 5 mph to calm friday: hot and still humid. isolated pm thunderstorm. humidity drops slightly after highs: 90-95 winds: variable 5 mph a solemn start to last night's award show honoring the top athletes. show honoring the top athletes. nba stars address the recent gun violence at last night's espys and the presidential candidates reveal when they'll announce their choices for running for the white house. welcome back. get ready for an opressive heat and humid day. be back with your forecast in a moment. police in fresno, california have released body camera footage of an officer-involved may find this video disturbing. 19-year-old dylan noble was shot and killed by police last month. officers say he repeatedly ignored commands, and made threatening gestures toward them. investigations are underway to see if the officers broke any laws. source re-135we & we-012we (please use dis

the excessive heat advisory or just heat advisory for surrounding areas, outside of 9 philadelphia sectionthere you see the brighter pink color, that's where you expect temperatures to feel likeç trie digits tomorrow. excessive heat warning today and tomorrow. feel like triple digits. today we've gotten into the low 80s, not feeling too much hotter especially with the rain arnold. temperatures around 93 degrees. friday, 94, feeling line 100. we'll not feel like triple digits on saturday. we still could be in the low 90s. things are going to be heating up here. here's a look through the rest of the evening, though, with the showers around. they'll be lasting for a little bit longer. i think most of the area by 7:30 will start to dry out more. we could have lingering showers around them. maybe north and west of philadelphia. later on this evening. but tomorrow i think it will be a mostly dry day. we'll still have clouds around. in the afternoon, hot and humid. we still have the chance for maybe a couple showers. maybe a thunderstorm that we'll be watching closely. the heat definitely starti

a heat advisory along i-95. howard county, to fairfax, to stafford, where it will feel like it is over 100 degrees. try to limit your time outdoors. if you want to go for the run, if you do need to do any landscaping work, try to do it early in the day, where upper 70's or around 80 degrees by late awning. -- by late morning. you do not want to be out in this -- 93 to 96 with the dangerously high heat index temperatures. we are in the red for kids camps. you heard julie say that if you cannot keep your hand on the pavement for five minutes, wait to walk your dog. and the pools are going to be crowded today. julie: i can believe that. take the pet to petco or petsmart. there is a car fire on southbound 95 at centreport parkway. northbound 95, pockets of congestion out of stafford, really on the brakes as you travel north of dale city. this is eastbound 66, a crash on the shoulder as you try to work your way past fair into the sunshine, in that heat, the fairfax county parkway -- about a 15-minute commute. green l

this has prompted a flood advisory. for localized flooding, street and creek flooding until 9:30. maybe an inch of rain, possibly we'll see two inches by the time it's all said and done. now, for tomorrow we have a different threat out there. we have some excessive heat warnings, heat advisories for the area. temperatures will be in the 90s with the humidity feeling like triple-digit heat. we'll talk more about this and your weekend forecast coming up. >>> now to decision ç2016 coverage tonight. the push for pennsylvania which will be a key battleground state in this november's election. today brand-new nbc news "wall street journal" maris poll shows the democrat hillary clinton is holding a nine-point lead over gop rival donald trump right here in pennsylvania. she has 45% there to

everybody under a heat advisory, just about everybody under a heat advisory that goes into effect atn until 8:00 this evening, the entire d.c. area, southern maryland, the northern neck and eastern shore, no matter where you are, you are noticing the heat and humidity and isolated thunderstorm. if you are escaping town to head to the beaches this week, chances of storms on friday. how are the roads right now, jack? >> two problems in virginia, both on the inner loop of the beltway. newest crash is at 236 blocking the single lane. hopefully that will clear. we've got an early and quick building delay near 66. outer loop, pretty typical. nothing wrong. that's just a normal delay. back to you. >>> i'm erika gonzalez tracking breaking news in northwest. a man killed after a car fell on him. what we're learning about that accident next. >>> closing in on his pick. the frantic last-minute campaigning as donald trump prepares to announce his running mate. >>> what a group of transgenr womeden man: hey baby, how are you? woman: i have a surprise for you. narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hir

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therefore, the heat advisory.obviously want to take the e heat very seriously rightig along that 95 corridor inr i effect until 8 o'clock tonightog and the heat will be just kindej of unrelenting later today.od this evening not much of a muchf break and then we'll do it thewl again tomorrow.n tom maybe a little better this weekend. weekend. 75 very warm, very humidid degrees out there inhe i washington.shin 77 in annapolis. annapis 72 in leonardtown.wn. frederick 72.erk 7 74 up in hagerstown.agerstown. 73 in winchester.chesr. so, already off to a steamyam and rather wet start with all wh that humidity again with the actual daytime highs in the mid 90's it'ss i going to feel very very hoty h around here a little later today. satellite and radar, quiet.anda we don't have any weather features of note locally. we have a cold front out toronto the one of the but it's not going to get in here until bnere this weekend and when it does,o, it's going to be kind of a sad s cold front kind of fall apart across the area serve

there no heat advisory in place now.r southern areas the warm service is writing to watch if they get any drier air down there. it looks like it's not paging it. if there's any change with heat advisory let me know. it could be put in place south of city. i don't think d.c. north we're in for heat advisory at all. 81 in town. annapolis 80. look at forecast for the day. 9 a.m., 84. lunch topping out upper 0s again. feels like temperature will be writing around 100 here in town now the further south you go we'll have higher heat index than that and may end up being 105 down to south. southern maryland. not around the water though. it will be a little cooler by the water thank goodness. another hot day. thunderstorms possible later on tonight. >> do you remember slip and slides. >> absolutely. >> those are the best things ever weren't they. >> i grew newspaper houston this is no big deal to me. we have all kind ever ways to stay cool. >> you wake up and slide off it and have grass burns on you and stomach would hurt. >> we

the flood advisory goes until 6:30. there will be some areas that sea ponding on the roads at the very least. again, you don't want to drive through flooded roads. the doppler estimates showing where it's rained and what areas are getting heaviest rain. nothing in berks county and mercer county. but these blues indicating over an inch. the purples indicating over two inches of rain. a lot of that falling in delaware. but we're also seeing some pretty heavy rain in berks county as we saw just east of pine grove, south of summit station. up to three inches of rain. and that's just in a couple of hours. more rain coming overnight, and into the weekend. i'll have the timing on that in a few minutes. >> back here live at the wells fargo center for the final day and night of the democratic national convention. here are the headlines we're following right now. anticipation building for hillary clinton to take the stage tonight. the first female candidate from a major party to win the nomination, will address the delegation gat

heat advisory in effect.ange zone across northern virginia, nearby suburbs of maryland and the district. the heat index may be near 105 this afternoon around the metro area. temperatures are comfortable. we're in the 70s about everywhere, from the chesapeake bay to the waters. reagan national is 79 degrees. hour by hour, by 10:00 this morning, we'll be in the mid 80s. a few clouds building. quite humid. then the heat index will be at 100 degrees or higher between 2:00 and 6:00 p.m. by 4:00 is when we'll have the peak temperature maybe around 98 degrees. that's when we perhaps will have the heat index of 105. there is a small chance of a storm after that to the evening hours. now no storms on the radar. all clear. the future weather into the afternoon, the colored zones in the green and orange, those are it'll be around 4:00 to 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. the metro areas. the beginning of the nats game may be briefly delayed because of a passing storm. it'll go to the south after that into the evening hours. here comes

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we a flood advisory.e've already seen over an inch of rain on the ground in parts of south jersey and delaware. and with the added heavy rainfall after that, we're going to continue to see that threat for street and creek flooding. this is really going to start to improve. we have threat for flooding in these areas. as we go throughout morning hours, you see here it is mostly new jersey and delaware. so some rain throughout philadelphia area. but the heaviest rain staying south. if you're in the lehigh valley or pennsylvania suburbs, you're waking up to the cloudy skies. lunch time, seven clearing. we'll see sun breaking out with temperatures warming through around 8 o degrees 0 degrees by. take a look at the wet roadways. >> we were watching a lot of problems this morning because of the wet roads. the cameras are around the schuylkill. that is turned around facing this area headed eastbound vine. so right around the 24th street exit or so. so we have a accident scene taking out one of the lanes completel

new advisory actually posted, and it takes effect at noon time today. it is not in effect yet but make no mistake it is muggy outside but excessive heat. we have excessive heat warning, that is your hot pink, but also heat advisory, that is that burnt orange look. we will see that take effect at noon time today for all surrounding counties. as of at least the last half an hour or so it just was the excessive heat warning, but we know it will be hot enough for national weather service has since issued the heat advisory for everybody else. so it really will be the core of that excessive heat does hit 95 throughout the day. that is where we will see heat index values sore to one hundred or above and frankly dangerous to be outside if you are not short about how you are taking care of yourself. here are thunderstorms and showers rumbling through chester, delco and now, start to go basically fizzle with time. we will are going to see damp roads and it the is muggy for sure. a little muggy? a lot muggy. seventy-six at philadelphia as well as in atlantic city.

we have word of a wind advisory on the san mateo bridge. more coming up. >>> mourners are paying respect in baiton rouge, louisiana, the site of the latest shooting that killed several law enforcement officers. officialssay that gunman gavin long acted alone. here is done champion. >> reporter: mourners came together sunday hours after the ambush killings of three of the city's finest including 32-year- old montrell jackson who leaves behind a wife and infant son. >> my heart is broken and torn. >> reporter: jackson along with officers matthew gerald and brad garafola were shot and killed by gavin long. the ex-marine opened fire on officers who responded to a report of a man dressed in all black with a gun. this captures one of the officer's desperate plea for help. as part of their investigation, authorities are looking into the gunman's social media activity for clues into the attack. >> you gotta fight back. that's the only way a bully knows to quit. >> reporter: just a week ago, the gunman posted this video on youtube railing about poli

it's also a smoke advisory day. layers of smoke being ushered into the bay area from the southwest breeze at 15. 60s at the beaches today approaching 70 with some clearing. otherwise, jumping up to the mid- to high 80s around the peninsula. 90s common across the santa clara valley. triple digits in gilroy. you want the very hot conditions? you head east. 106 brentwood, tracy, oakley, discovery bay and mountain house 103 around the hercules area. 87 degrees mill valley. 60s if you want refreshes temperatures at the beaches. 90s novato. triple digits to be noted in cloverdale, lakeport and clearlake saint helena, ukiah. full forecast with even hotter conditions still coming up at 18 after the hour. >>> governor brown has signed a law requiring all colleges and universities in california to post sexual harassment policies online and provide copies to students and staff. schools must also include the process for filing a complaint. the law was written in response to high-profile allegations of harassment and sexual assa

the heat advisory for the surrounding areas. basically everybody is in some kind of a heat warning or advisory for both today and tomorrow. temperatures will be remaining in the mid-90s tomorrow afternoon. feeling around 100 degrees. so again, this is potentially dangerous heat. you don't want to be outside for several hours at a time. you want to stay hydrated. try to find some shade if you have to be outside. i know you felt it today. it's very hot and uncomfortable. especially if you're outside for a long period. try to avoid that tomorrow. here's a look at the radar. we had showers and storms move through the lehigh valley earlier. i think we're going to stay dry for the rest of this evening. wouldn't be surprised if we had a pop-up shower, but the trend right now is fairly dry. i don't see any indications of any more showers trying to pop up. here's what it looks like today. we've gotten to 93 so far in philadelphia. we have felt as hot as 101. that was earlier this afternoon right around 3:00 p.m. or so. tomorrow, 94, feel

it is windy out there with a wind advisory in effect. slow and go conditions westbound 580205 to the altamont pass and westbound 580 approaching the dublin interchange, slight delays connecting 680. and no delays on the san mateo bridge but a wind advisory is in effect. no delays, and traffic is quiet between 8080 and 101. we have a couple cars stuck in the fast lanes, but no delays across the span and very quiet on the golden gate bridge. easy monday ride this morning out of san francisco, northbound 101, no delays. and south 101 at pierre point parkway, that is cleared and no delays. and eastbound highway 4, a little sluggish in pittsburg westbound. back to you. >>> people are paying tribute to 2 police officers and a sheriffs deputy shot and killed in baton rouge, louisiana. they were killed yesterday morning responding to a report of a man with an assault rifle. police identified the gunman as gavin long, a former marine. one of the murdered officers was 32-year-old montrell jackson who believes behind a wife and infant son. >> my he

this has prompted a flood advisory. there is a threat for localized flooding, street and creek flooding until 9:30. maybe an inch of rain, possibly we'll see two inches by the time it's all said and done. now, for tomorrow we have a different threat out there. we have some excessive heat warnings, heat advisories for the area. temperatures will be in the 90s with the humidity feeling like triple-digit heat. we'll talk more about this and your weekend forecast coming up. >>> now to decision ç2016 coverage tonight. the push for pennsylvania which will be a key battleground state in this november's election. today brand-new nbc news "wall street journal" maris poll shows the democrat hillary clinton is holding a nine-point lead over gop rival donald trump right here in pennsylvania. she has 45% there to trump's 36%. but that is a much smaller advantage than she had back in april. the poll taken after the fbi director said clinton was careless in how she handled her e-mails while she was secretary of state. nbc 10's aundre

again this is heat advisory.eak heating in the afternoon, 2 or 3:00 or so and feeling like 100 south of d.c. to 98 annapolis and 97 d.c. and that's 3:00. that's a long siege of those types of temperatures still feeling like 95 to 100 across much of the area and by 11:00 a range of maybe 75 to hagerstown to feeling like the 0 in d.c.. not surprising this time of year. high pressure in that sweet spot to pump in the heat and humidity and also sends a trough in the upper atmosphere through in the afternoon that could show us skatserred thunderstorms a few of which could be strong. let's jumped ahead to the weekend. which one of these areas of high pressure will dominate. well we're hoping it would be this one. because if that's the case maybe we drop into the low 90s and keep a boundary that whoa focus showers and thunderstorms mainly to the south. and that's the forecast we're going with now and that could change if this holes up and high pressure system dominates for the weekend. right now we'll say it looks leak

when and where the heat advisory goes into effect. >> and soon get some answers regarding septa's side line silver liners the announcement expected to comma little later today. >> and major change in leadership at temple university. what led the school to fire the president. >> good day everybody, it is thursday, july 14, 2016. you can already feel it in the air, sue serio. it is sticky, hot and humid. >> this is also bastille day. oh, my gosh, it is so hot, there is probably something more appropriate to say, so let us know. yes, we've got some heat actually on action, actually, on ultimate doppler radar, line every showers used to be thunderstorms moving through delaware county and headed toward philadelphia, montgomery county, getting some rain, had some heavy rain this morning, in chester county, and parts of new castle county, delaware, but that rain is decreasing in intensity as it moves into new jersey, so, that one area of thunderstorms just signifies what could pop up later on this afternoon with a build up of heat and humidity, already 76 degrees, it is 94% relative humidity,

the advisory committee, and ohio state. he was the only one on the advisory committee for all seven volumes. over nearly 40 years. beyond that, he served as an early research assistant and then assisted when we were graduate students at the university of wisconsin. i believe he was also instrumental in getting larry appointed as editor of the papers and me being asked to write a brief biography of marshall. i'm terribly saddened that he cannot be here. i salute him. also, members of previous advisory committees. larry's wife, who worked in ways on each volume. the former president who started the project during his tenure and served as the director for the first volume. also, the professors who chaired the washington and lee history department and invited me four times to teach the intensive spring term and enable me to work with the entire team for a month during the year. the foundation staff, who helped us on so many aspects of this project, and i have a whole list of others and i'm terrified to read it because i'm terri

here's our heat advisory for the heat index values well over 105 this afternoon. all along the metro area along i-95 and back towards louden county as well all the way far west as cull pepper county so keep this in mind and be safe in the heat. all right let's talk more about the heat. d.c. specifically. d.c.'s heat emergency plan is going to be in effect through monday. that means officials are bracing fort heat index this plan provides a course of action for services to assist residents seeking relief from the heat. the city has extended spray park hours and out door pool hours as well through next week. public pools and recreation centers will be open longer today as well. senior wellness centers and public libraries will serve as cooling centers and you can always get the list of extended hours and cooling center locations by downloading our wusa 9 app. >>> now to the campaign trail. you know i asked senator tim kaine on thursday as a matter of fact about his name being in the conversation of potential running mates for hilary clinton his response back then do

board that is a citizens advisory a project committee and the redevelopment law but you got a special tida a waiver to allow the establishment of the citizens advisory board and only 2009 before the 4 residents elected to that board out of 19 people on the board so it is not a community advisory board not represent the community and i'm friends are with becky but she's disabled and 61 of the households on treasure island have a vehicle and do drive including myself and i commented at the july 30th with an of 3 residents along with becky and betty makingy why yerba buena island who commented the only residents that commented any of your meeting community full board and i'm here again, i want to ask that when i make comments on island 8 and 10 you'll allow me a full 3 minutes to finish my comment i have in writing and glad to provide in advance thank you, mr. kline we'll provide the 3 minutes on those two items seeing none, public comment is closed. on this item. >> can we please call the item. >> director's report an information item. >> thank you chair kim tilly chang this month our r

that is why you have the heat advisory until 8:00 tonight.en at 8:00 tonight it will be hot and humid. here are the numbers as we have them. looking out across the cool waters of the potomac river. 97 at reagan national. southwesterly breeze that won't cool you off. not with the blowing air with dew point of 71. it's muggy. ultra muggy to be truthful about it. it feels like 106 in fredericksburg. 105 in leesburg. and in the district. 102 in annapolis. 99 in frederick. 96 in winchester. if you are hitting the pool, a perfect night for swimming. we will keep the ears open for thunder from the approaching storms. best chance of that is south of metro washington. 91 at 7:00 p.m. are in the 90's at 9:00 p.m. thunderstorms southwest of fredericksburg. downpour along 81 to go from stafford to bridge george's county. we keep the isolated showers and the storms in the forecast through the evening. here is one. it will move across the river to charles county before long. the seven-day forecast calls for another hot day tomorrow. 94. a chance of a thund

moving from the bay bridge all the way through the delta so we have a small craft advisory.will whip up the wind from 1:00 this afternoon until 1:00 tomorrow morning, winds and waves. be came. we have morning drizzle, some afternoon clearing, summer stays away until friday. if you like the cooler-than-average weather get used to it. when we get to sunday, however, 100s could pop up in some neighborhoods. in the south bay, 78 in san jose. we could make it to 80 in los gatos and morgan hill. low-to-mid 70s in most neighborhoods up the peninsula and millbrae is 66. check out the briskness at the coast, cloudy and breezy. low-to-mid 60s in san francisco, and mid-to-upper 70's through the north bay and santa rosa is 77 a warm spot. 63 in richmond. about accident in newark. 72 in fremont. inend that, it is supposed to be in the 90s but we are only in the mid-70s around san ramon to 80 on highway four. here is my seven-day forecast, notice the temperatures do not budge, until thursday, they jump a couple of degrees and by friday we are back into average, and holding their on heart

new advisory actually posted, and it takes effect at noon time today. it is not in effect yet but make no mistake it is muggy outside but excessive heat. we have excessive heat warning, that is your hot pink, but also heat advisory, that is that burnt orange look. we will see that take effect at noon time today for all surrounding counties. as of at least the last half an hour or so it just was the excessive heat warning, but we know it will be hot enough for national weather service has since issued the heat advisory for everybody else. so it really will be the core of that excessive heat does hit 95 throughout the day. that is where we will see heat index values sore to one hundred or above and frankly dangerous to be outside if

what you need to know about letters and advisories coming up. here's sandra first. >> it's been a busy traffic morning already. if you are in oakland or you're planning on traveling on northbound 880 that davis street off-ramp is closed this morning. a big rig fire is causing a potential hazmat situation. so right now, one lane of 880 northbound also closed. those speeds down to about 21 miles per hour. chp has issued an alert. another crash this one in san jose southbound 87 near i-280 one lane blocked there but you can still see green on our sensors there. so we are not seeing any problems as of yet. >> thank you. >>> this is day 3 of the democratic national convention. it's expected to focus on hillary clinton's experience a day after she became the first woman to be nominated for u.s. president by a major political party. cbs news' jamie yuccas has the latest from philadelphia >>> reporter: hillary clinton made a surprise satellite appearance at the dnc last night with a message to young women watching her make history. >> i may become the f

areas in orange south jersey, central and southern delaware is a heat advisory no advisories north and west of the city but that will change monday as there is a excessive heat watch for monday from the lehigh valley and berks county region. storm scan three is quiet, staying like that today high of 98 for philadelphia, near 90 at the shore, upper 80's at the poconos but just heat safety tips, common sense, drink plenty of water avoid strenuous activities outside. stay out of the direct sunlight, wear light colored clothes to keep awe way from the heat and keeps kid and pets cool. we will talk when temperatures do cool down, when i show you the seven day in a few minutes. >> can't wait to hear that justin, thank you. >>> this morning philadelphia police are investigating a hit and run that killed a with man and injured six other people. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live at jefferson university hospital where two victims are being treated. i know you are learning more about the victim, what more can you tell us? >> reporter: rahel, very sad story here we have learned that the

there is actually flood advisory posted across better portion of the delmarva peninsula, but also, just general flashflood watch that continues for most of the region, as well, until that back edge that you see now migrating it way through the lehigh vale, berks, lancaster counties until that pushes through, we are going to be fair game anywhere for additional rounds of rain. you can see how the rain was intensifying, this is look at the flashflood watch, right now expiring at noon today. so, there is at least good feeling in our forecast here, that we will actually see skies brighten up for some sunshine with time, so just give it that time. >> this isn't wash out after day. seventy-five is the temperature currently at the airport, in the mid 70s generally everywhere else, slightly cooler as you head farther to the north and west. now, as we take you around the region as a whole here, 86 is the high today. so talk about bearing it when it comes to heat, this will be finally the day we break the heatwave at temperatures not break out of the mid 80s, so heck of a lot closer to where it s

a flood advisory for hunderdon county until 7:15. and this flood warning for the millstone river for now until tomorrow morning. temperatures in the city, 74 degrees in central park. not a lot of rain. winds at 3 miles per hour tri-state, especially from new york city west. if you're planning your day today, if you have to be outside, have the umbrella with you. heavy rain a possibility, especially after lunch time. hit or miss at 11:00, becoming more widespread as the day goes on. a floor flood watch in effect for new york city and suburbs. i'll tell you how much rain we may see coming up in your full the new jersey turnpike near ridgefield park has reopened. police closed down the northbound lanes overnight for an investigation. we're told that new jersey state police were chasing a driver who was reportedly armed and dangerous. when the car finally stopped, the troopers discovered the driver shot himself. the driver is a form police officer from rhode island who was suspected in the disappearance of his wife. soggy mess in morrist

anytime we get over 105, that's the heat advisory.arnings for 105 right along i-95 and portions of southern maryland. look at the heat index now. 105 in leesburg. 102, fredericksburg. really intense heat. easton, coming in at 110. we've got the heat and humidity. we also have a couple of storms. not much. we're not going to see much. we have seen a couple down here to the south and just south of woodbridge, right along i-95, a couple more south of fredericksburg, too. those are a little longer. coming in with this wave, we have a few more waves that come through. we had a couple yesterday. we have the one now and then watching this complex, that could come into our area as we make our way ug behind this, more of the same, really. the heat remains and so does the chance for storms. tonight, 9:00, a couple of those storms coming through parts of virginia. dying off as they move on through. tomorrow, starting off, a few more clouds just like today. tomorrow afternoon, partly to mostly sunny skies. isolated chance of storms like today. re

that heat advisory goes into a act for us starting at noon. that is a chance to see heat index around 110 degrees. coming up in 10 minutes, i will show you where we find those highest numbers and we will go through hour-by-hour so you know what time we will see that high heat. kimberly: thanks for sticking it out outside. now, if your are sports fan, this weather testing whether it is baseball, tennis vendors are enduring the heat. ryan hughes visited nats park to see how they are staying cool on this quarter of the sunday. sunday.her of a whether you're using the fan are walking into the misting tents. it is only temporary relief. if you think it is bad for the fans and the players, imagine the ball person running around after every single point. >> a volley. they stand still as stone. when the point is over, these ball persons are on the. -- on the move. >> we do have to run a lot. it is very terrible. >> on the court at the citi open, temperatures are hitting140 degrees. >> the sweat is dripping down and m-- in my eyes. >> teams of 10 are r

it is possible that we'll see some heat advisories going into effect. we already have one advisory foo tomorrow and that is code orange air quality. that means the air could be unhealthy with people with sensitive proprietary issues. that's good advice for veryr young children and the as well. anywhere from about 94 to 97 feeling closer to 100 degrees and over the even that's when we really get things pumped up asup the ridge of high pressure sinks to the south and it's able to grab even more humidity and more high heat. for the weekend this is what we're looking at. saturday a very who the day at 99. maybe a few clouds on sundayn with a temperature of 99-degrees. that's why we're not going 100 0 because we think there will be maybe just enough coverage toer keep us of that. it wants to papa couple of thunderstorms on saturdayer afternoon in that highst heat. any of those could be strong. maybe severe, but again it's in the going to be a lot. monies actually our best day for seeing some thunderstorms with h temperatureun of 98-degrees thoe could be stro

i first want to acknowledge the members of our equity advisory committee. as many may know, the "hero" awards are given by the human rights commission each year, but it is through our one of our citizen advisory committee, the equity advisory committee that the theme for the year is chosen and the individuals-nomination for awards and once those nominations are received, individuals and organizations have chosen to receive the awards. this is a lot of work aside from the work that they do throughout the year on the projects met to advance equity in our community, so i want to acknowledge them by name. deana austin. vanessa banks. [inaudible] stefy her nan dez. [inaudible] green. angela jenkins. [inaudible] please join me in thanking them for their work on this. [applause] vice chair davis do you want to words of welcome? >> well, i know there are a lot of people out there that definitely want to have a opportunity to speak so don't want to take up a lot of time but want to echo what chair christian said. we applaud and appreciate the commitment i dedication

advisories orheat watches or warnings yet, they could be issued later, most of the heat and humidity will be tomorrow, sunday, and monday. i do not think we will break high temperature records by the combination of heat and humidity will make it oppressive and possibly dangerous. let us get you started, time lapse, let's give you a view ,rom the park, some high clouds the more cloudiness you have in this kind of air mass that keeps the air temperature down what it does not effect the low level humidity. whether it is sunshine or clouds, it was to be humid, the more sunshine and the more humidity at the same time will make it just downright oppressive. we were headed that way as we speak. across the area currently, this is what it feels like, the combat relative humidity and that is what this is based on, it legitimately feels, not a bogus number, a real figure, it feels like 92, feels like 92 at andrews, 87 in hagerstown, 98 in leesburg and 93 in fredericksburg. for the nationals tonight, the conditions, 90 one degrees air temperature at first pitch, will feel more like 95, there wil

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heat advisory in effect at noono today.l like later today withh that humidity.it please take it seriously lots oy water if you're working outdooro that kind of thing. thing seven day, we'll look at the loo weekend forecast don we have anv relief on the seven day answersa in just a minute. see if your roads are getting -- no, your rails.ur >> throwing you for a spin herer tucker with the metro. mro >> with erin. >> eau issue at branch avenueuec earlier one at deanwood cleared. normal service on the orange ora line. single tracking on the green line because of that problem atm branch avenue. caution there. no alerts for the red or silver. still dealing with safetrack saa surge four shuttle bus serviceer replaces rail line between national airport and pentagon pa city. city. factor in an extra hour there.. flooding closure arundel. caution look at the dmv area in the district inner loop right nowoon making your way to the wilsonso bridge from branch avenue coming in from prince george's countyny that take you 21 minutes.. 295

so far we haven't had a heat advisory issue many but there is a good possibility nationallity weather service will issue one because we're talking about the he'd in dc rising to over a hundred before this is all over. so the weekend is a scorcher bub guess what, monday is the day that's going to be the worse. its going to be down right oppressive. more humidity at that .. this is dangerous heat. d we wantan you to stay z i'm goig to have tips for you when i givg you my full forecast. jim. >> gwen we'll see you then. power out buildings around theod national lights went out around noon there still out. sti tisha lewis with more. >> reporter: national museum ofa american indian herel just one f the several museums impacted by this outage along with federal buildings and also the embassy. now, again here's what you need to know. all of this could continued c until noon on saturday.oo that's according to pepco who is working oning this outage into the what was hours of the h evening into the early morning. now, we're told that this was not caused by today's extreme ee heat, but the heat i

advisory up to the north an south not only today, but tomorrow. heat index values this afternoon have a shot of getting up over 100. some urban centers could go over that. 1 to 6:00 p.m. is the worst time period. sea breeze on the jersey beaches that's good. the same breeze is not coming off theboth beach and bethany, it will be hotter. today, 94 tomorrow, 96 feeling like 100 both days. the seven day from accuweather hot and humid the next couple of days, saturday is better. saturday night into sunday morning there's a chance of pop-up shower or thunderstorm. 91 on sunday. saturday and sunday will be muggy, but not as hot and humid as the next couple of days. the next chance of rain is tuesday with the next frontal boundary coming through. 5:41 a.m. we're one day away from finding out who donald trump's vp will be. he'll be having meetings with possible running mates. >>> one man's act of kindness makes him an internet sensation. >> reporter: that's sweet helping someone out in the rain. we have showers coming through. this is 422 at trooper. traf

. >> i'm brooke thomas, excessive heat warning and heat advisory are in effect with temperatures feeling more like triple digit highs. >> let's get first look at the forecast with meteorologist, katie fehlinger live on the cbs-3 skydeck, good afternoon, kate. >> i afternoon to you both. and these excessive heat warnings advisories, and specially on the heat inch dick, really, they sky-rocketing, already in. the current feels-like in a second, but we point out the alerts first, we start with an all inclusive map here that includes our excessive heat warning that is currently in effect, just went into effect at high noon for i-95, and all of the adjacent counties there, then everybody else, in the outlying counties, sits in a heat advisory, until 8:00 p.m. tonight. now, the excessive heat warning lasts until 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. however, heat index values, through this afternoon, are easily going to be spiking to 100 degrees plus, up and down the i95 corridor. now, here's where we currently stands, that is rough stuff in dover. look at this, 109, what it actually feels like, right now, that

most of the area under a heat advisory. everybody here in orange. this goes into effect at noon and runs until 8:00

we have a smoke advisory in place, as well. currently with the heat on top of that, it is already 90 in livermore, 72 in san francisco. oakland sporting 68. but it's already 85 in santa rosa. the bay area air quality district has just informed me that wednesday will be the 11th "spare the air" day of the season and yet another smoke advisory in place. we have details coming up later in this news cat. >>> in southern california more than 37,000 acres have burned in the sand fire in the santa clarita valley mountains. thousands of firefighters from all over the state have been sent in to tackle the fire. the flames prompted the evacuation of at least 10,000 homes, although late last night, most of the evacuees were allowed to return. a local business owner says it's a tense and scary sight to see. >> 75 feet tall, the roar of the jet engine, the brush burning you is intense. >> right now, the fire is 25% contained. at least 18 homes have been destroyed. ♪[ music ] >>> bill clinton takes the stage tonight at the democratic nationa

and new flood advisories, southern parts of orange county here. pretty close to monroe where you saw the video and northern orange and southern duchess and ones ter county and a flash flood watch for north western new jersey. any storm that develops heavy thunderstorms. if you're unlucky enough to fall under this, you're going to get heavy rain. watching storms and showers moving into northern orange. that's why we have the flood advisory. putnam county moving into sen. parts of duchess and around the five bureaus of new york city, we've been dry for the past few hours, but there's showers developing so you want to grab the umbrella during the evening and heavy downpours across ocean county dawn this morning. flooding problems there and parts of hunter county, three to 4 inches of rain causing flooding problems in and around the fleming ton area. here's our future cast. scattered showers and storms out there. it could contain downpours and grab your umbrellas if you're headed out tonight and tomorrow. we'll tell you when it drys out in your accuwe

indexms of the heat values, feels like the upper 80's right now, no active heat advisories tomorrow,ts, elderly, and pets, it will be a high-impact day. we are tracking a line of showers and thunderstorms, and the weekend outlook, all coming up in a few minutes. 11:00, tragic violence one year ago inspiring conversation started. on races a discussion and reconciliation on capitol hill tonight. they were joined by survivors and family members when a white supremacist killed nine parishioners at a black church last year. there was also a screening of a documentary about the civil rights movement that took place after that shooting. alison: grief and heartbreak in dallas tonight, where three officers killed in last week's ambush were laid to rest. [bagpipes play] alison: the pain of across the nation. three officers died in the line of duty last week. the police from all over the country were there for the services. the you normandy of the loss was shown in miles of recessions in the words of their loved ones. >> one thing i would always say to my dad when he walked out the door was, "g

and we do have high wind advisory for the altamont pass. lot of big rigs could be getting blown around a little bit. so extra caution. a couple minor accidents northbound 101 near authority 1st, a car in the center divide. not blocking lanes. and then also 101 before old oakland, at the off-ramp, so not blocking there either. >>> pay as you go. next, the pilot program that could be the future of how we pay to repair our roads. >>> also classroom shortage. >>> also classroom shortage. the rare signing ♪ >>> also classroom shortage. the rare signing ♪ ♪ >>> also classroom shortage. the rare signing for the thousands of wounded warriors returning from battle, wounded warrior project has developed the warriors to work program, a unique program that helps wounded warriors translate their military experience to the civilian workplace. the warriors to work program also works with employers to find the right job for the right warrior. contact wounded warrior project at findwwp.org. welcome home the brave. >>> we're looking at the aftermath of a dea