near record heat this afternoon. we'll fuel storms this afternoon.re's the potential for severe storms today. they'll keep on going. tomorrow relief is on the way. turns much less humid. you'll feel it later tonight. 68 right now in allentown. that's the cool spot in the region. it's 78 in northeast philadelphia. atlantic city, the sunshine 76 degrees. it's hazy sunshine this morning. clouds willing on the increase this afternoon. we'll get enough sunshine to send us into the 90s and the humidity even higher this morning making for a warmer afternoon. and fueling storms. look at the storms moving through northwest philadelphia. bradford getting pounded not only with heavy rainfall but lots of lightning. counted nearly 300 strikes in the last half hour. damaging winds could accompany the storms this afternoon. a first alert has been issued for the potential of not only a heat wave but severe thunderstorms this afternoon. can't rule out a threat of tornado activity later today. the temperatures into the 90s for allentown, reading and quakertown. middle

they'll be here this afternoon. before they get here the heat the humidity day three of temperatures in the 90s and they will be hotter than yesterday. even at the shore. cape may may reach 90 degrees this afternoon. a first alert has been issued. it say first alert weather day first for the heat wave and then the potential for severe storms. likely to see strong storms this afternoon. could bring damaging winds, even the threat of tornadoes today. tornado activity not happening this morning. no showers around this morning. not in the immediate area. look at that line north and west moving through cleveland and into northwestern pennsylvania. those are the storms on track for our area this afternoon. 78 right now in northeast philadelphia at the airport. 75 in wilmington. cooler for allentown, 66 degrees. but that's one of the few spots that's reached into the 60s this morning. look at the turnaround in the temperatures. by 10:00, 84 degrees and 92 by 1:00 this afternoon. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast w

we issued a first alert weather day for later this afternoon or throughout the afternoon. >> for theat for our area. the heat won't be as high as what we saw last friday when they let school out early. a little warmer than yesterday and just as steamy. it's the heat and humidity that could very well help fuel some strong storms this afternoon. the severe storm threat for today comes with damaging winds. the storms compared to yesterday should be faster moving so flooding is less likely. a little bit of a breeze but that's a warm muggy breeze. 87 degrees in philadelphia. 61% humidity. very similar to yesterday except that temperature is running warmer. that's 5 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. foo showers already in the allentown area north of allentown. you can see chestnut hill getting rain. no lightning but that lightning threat will come with this line of storms. that's a cold front coming through. storms at this hour more impressive in new york state. as these storms move into our area area, they'll be hot and humid conditions. low 80s for allentown, reading and pottst

. >> good afternoon. commissioners thank you for being here today, i'm allen low a member of the south beach with the association i'm here to state my opposition to 45 las vegas worst through turk street i've been a resident of the district 6 for 18 years and the tenderloin 9 years i've lost my rent control flarldz to the general plan seriously i've wondered about the need for group housing in tenderloin and it's associated with the 38 unit and the community doesn't have that type of income this is a project of opportunity we need to work our way through the house crisis i ask you reject this proposal for housing today. >> good afternoon commission i'm here representing the gray water technology called aqua sell a native san franciscan i understand affordable housing and the concepts behind it and understand the drought we're involved in we don't need to rehash that this project addresses that the original vision needs to incorporate some metrics there will be 3 thousand hetch hetchy water that will be sa

some of them are still here this afternoon. well, they are still celebrating this afternoon. this was all over stipulation about the writing and the law. many saying they were 90 venture if the ruling would come down today. -- they were not even sure if the ruling would come down today. the justices believed health insurance should be affordable and available to all. we have not seen many opponents here today, those who are against the law that give the tax credits to the non-marketplace states. about 34 states currently. but this afternoon, 6.4 million americans who were in danger of losing their health coverage breathe a sigh of relief. >> i work with an organization that helps young people get access to health care coverage and the affordable care act has been really important for our generation. people who have never been able to afford coverage before finally cut. -- could. john: a huge victory not only for the affordable care act, but for the entire obama administration. now that this huge really has come down, it clears the way for the same-sex marriage ruling. many he

hot afternoon. 1:00 this afternoon, a few areas getting some showers and then spotty showers during the later afternoon hours could come with some heavy downpours. that's 5:00 this afternoon. and through it all, high humidity too. keep an eye on the sky for thunderstorms. hot and humid. temperatures in upper 80s and low 90s this afternoon. and a steamier day tomorrow. storms are likely and we could be looking at severe weather for tuesday afternoon. not wednesday. look at that. nice on the seven day. 83 degrees after morning low of 68. chance of showers will return for thursday and it heats up friday to near 90 degrees. storms saturday could continue into sunday and then sunday afternoon up to 93. >> 6:21. this reminder that nbc 10 and nbc universal are giving away free money. free money to local nonprofits. it's a project called 21st century solutions and the goal is to support charities that are implementing new and innovative solutions. the application is on our website, nbc10.com. the deadline is july 3rd. >>> the number of catholic churches in the philadelphia archdiocese is reduce

90 degrees in that area falling into the mid '80s for much of the afternoon of the have and the afternoonplans the outdoors is one to be very warm but not as hot as we're expecting to small watch out what the coming of the look of the satellite and redder composite high-pressure in place moisture's oven to string up the could start to see if isolated showers and saw this afternoon or even overnight looking outside we have a little bit of patchy fog and some low clouds bevel lifting floor by the lunch hour and see some sunshine for today timber to this morning waking up into the fifties with mid to upper 50s are the east we got and looking at the south of the upper 50s as of right now looking at 3:00 we have this afternoon temperatures will reopen to the upper 80s. >>michelle apon: 01 spa will be brentwood and 95 degrees the more one of to 90 the same for presence and by the afternoon will have mid-80s for the south of a letter today looking at the east bay shoreline plan on its upper '70's and 80's cool across the coastal temperatures only warming up into the upper 60s san francisco 69 by

next speaker, please. >> >> (calling names). >> good afternoon. sir. >> good afternoon. this is myself from san francisco taxi alliance union and long term taxi driver i think you should wave the medallion renewable fee for all machines right now it is very bad no one's making any money because if you wave the fee how about next year i don't think the business will get better unless you recollect tmcs. >> so you going to do it again and again and maybe find some permanent solution to the tmcs regulate some of them other thing i want to say waving the airport pickup truck u pickup fee if two to $4 i understand the cost of doing business is going up i can live with that but it must be built into the meter if you don't then you charge people $4 extra and the airport says oh, that's your tip i can't give a tip i gave you $4 already i see that happening all the time people when i'm charging them $2 they say what's the $2 they say that's the airport fee and they don't have any more money. >> hello commissioners. i'm against the fee as well i'm a prop k derivative and i think a

hey, bill. >> this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon, the kitchen might be the cool spot.eading into the 90s for today and tomorrow. a lot steamier tomorrow. this morning there's dry air moving through the pocono mountains. that's a live, sunny view from blue mountain. temperatures in the low 80s in the mountains and that drier air is moving into philadelphia. you'll feel the difference. it will be much less humid today. 71 right now at trenton, 70 degrees in wilmington. look at the mountains, 63 for mt. pocono. the 60s and 70s will warm into the 80s and low 90s. at 8:00 this morning, 76 degrees. 82 at 11:00 and nice and sunny and 88 degrees at 2:00 this afternoon. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast is just ten minutes away when i come back. let's find out what's going on with the accidents. all sorts of problems this morning. jessica boyington is tracking it with the first alert traffic. >> we got a late start this morning but we're in west philadelphia watching an accident scene on haverford avenue which is police activity on the scene as well. take market street

and maybe some scattered afternoon storms. over the weekend, the remnants of tropical storm bill rolling our way coming in from the west. bringing us some showers and maybe some thundershowers during the day on saturday in the mid 8 0s. then we dry out on sunday. heating up again back into the mid 90s. low 90s on monday. could get some afternoon storms. next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:31. alex alexis alexis, good morning, and how is the commute now? >> sam eig highway between diamondback drive and fields road is closed due to the fatal accident that happened earlier this morning. your alternate in the area is going to be route 28 to kind of get you around that. also, the ramp from great seneca highway to sam eig highway is closed due to this very same accident. taking a look at elsewhere, 95 at prince william parkway is looking good. no major incidents in the area. 66 is sluggish headed out of gainesville all the way into the beltway. no major incidents is reported. 270 is sluggish, but no incidents. b.w. parkway looki

a heat wave and the potential for severe thunderstorms this afternoon.your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when we come back. ]errruju your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> coming up on 20 minutes before 6:00. a warm start and we do have some clouds. this is a view from here at the nbc 10 studio. the clouds will be increasing this afternoon. we'll get filtered sunshine. enough sunshine for a big warmup during the day today. the temperatures and the humidity coming up look at the wind. it's coming out of the south. that's the much more humid air that's going to be here as the temperatures take off later this morning and this afternoon. that's when we'll reach into the 90s. ahead of storms you will feel the heat and humidity. these storms will drop the temperatures later today. unfortunately the storms could come with severe weather, damaging winds a possibility today. your neighborhood-by-neighborhood forecast, 81 for the pocono mountains, allentown, reading and quakertown low 90s. storms arrive this afternoon before

thunderstorm chances going through the afternoon will be peaking after about 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon so out the door this morning or out and about planner steamy upper 70s and low 80s. temperatures reaching the upper 90s to near 100 degrees. heat index values near 105 or value. melissa mollet, a tough day to be out on the road. >> yeah. definitely you have to run that a.c. and keep the windows closed because of all the rain coming this morning. 395 south at seminary road had a report of a disabled vehicle here. looks like it's probably out of the way and that picture obviously is not helping us too much. i wanted to show you everything else is looking fine. 66 west another disabled vehicle off the roadway. beltway, inner and outer loop, looking quite good. maryland 95 northbound at the icc and 270 at monthrosemontrose, no issues there. >>> thank you. it is a massive data preach that affected a -- data breach that affected you. what's expected to happen in a matter of hours. >>> imagine going to the cemetery to visit your loved ones only to find their head stone even casket, washed aw

be on alert this afternoon. we are expecting some strong storms and some of them could reach severe limits. be advised. grab the up gel la with you. -- umbrella with you. yobe great today. it does feel great but this afternoon temperatures making their way into the upper 80s. humidity will increase and the storms will push on through and they will pack a punch. right now 65 degrees. winds out of the south breezy at times and the southerly winds are what's going to set the stage for some of these strong storms. areas in yellow are under the slight risk for severe weather this afternoon. heavy rain and strong winds are going to be the main threat. here it is through indiana and illinois headed our way for this afternoon. any time after 3:00. larry, over to you. >>> looks like we have an issue on the green line this morning where we have delays in both directions because of an issue outside of the navy yard metro station to account for that add anywhere from 10 to 15 minutes to your commute time. no issues on the b

one to continue to state estimates of the '50s funds to warm up into the upper 60s by the early afternoon mirror the 70 degree mark and then will start to fall into the mid '60s on the drive home it will be comfortable it will be reason with the west winds looking outside of sfo we're looking at grace tries to start of the morning along with maybe some patchy fog across the low-lying areas will continue to check that over the next few hours fifties across san francisco half moon bay the norplant looking at similar signals across the inland's what san jose 61 degrees as a mecca where out the door you may need to wrap a light jacket and twisted it went across the coastal spots the bay spots ran on '70s for today if you're in land is not going to be that hot tempered of going to warm up into the upper 80s the lower 90s, and aware talking about some triple digit heat i will let you know when we can expect to come up at 415. rebecca: so far so good on the roadways is early morning no accidents to report very lightly traveled all bay area freeways taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza out

be in the low 90s this afternoon. we'll go through it neighborhood by neighborhood in the forecast when i come back in ten minutes. right now jessica boyington is watching the roads this morning. >> we're starting to see fog pop up in most of our cameras. we're going to start off though out on the boulevard. you can see foggy conditions in the distance. this is one of our better shots with better visibility actually. so headed southbound and northbound you know it might take you a little bit of extra time. use some caution traveling through the area. we're going to check out the drive times on the blue route. it's a little early. northbound 14 minutes. same story if you're headed southbound in the opposite direction. no delays for new jersey transit. >>> well that was the scene in bethlehem north hampton county. this was last night when the flooding and pounding rain popped a manhole cover out of place. this morning the roads have reopened but there is damage left behind. katy zachary is live for us in bethlehem where

it's not that bad this afternoon. tonight it will be turning more humid each and every hour as we go deeper into the overnight with a few patchy clouds. upper 60's north of town, 74 philadelphia and to the south at the shore a muggy 70 to 72 degrees. then tomorrow afternoon, this is when the heat will really spike along with the humidity inhappened locates right along i-95 interior southern new jersey, most of delaware it will feel close to 100 degrees tomorrow with the combination of that air temperature and the humidity. 95 to a hundred in the lehigh valley and the same for the shore and also cape may county. we had a massive complex that passed through chicago and the southern great lakes earlier this morning really rocking severe weather through there. it has somewhat fallen apart but this is just a piece of some energy that's going to pass through here tomorrow afternoon. so, with the heat and humidity at 2 o'clock we'll start to see a couple of pop-ups that develop. it doesn't look like we're going to have a sol

we're heading to the 80s this afternoon.ica boyington is standing by with a look at your traffic this mo

thunderstorms bubbling up as early as 1:30, 2:00 this afternoon. 3:00 this afternoon in all likelihoodone or more of the individual storms will be severe. by 4:00 this could interfere with the ride home from work later on this afternoon. and i would expect nearly everybody in our viewing area today is going to be under the threat for severe weather between 1:00 this morning and 7:00, 8:00 this evening as it works its way into southern maryland. dangerous winds dusting potential -- gusting potentially more than 80 miles an hour. we can't rule out the risk of a tornado this afternoon as well. stay weather alert during the course of the day today. there's your seven day forecast. after today things get a whole lot more tolerable around here for the rest of the week. unfortunately though shower chances for the weekend. check on traffic now with melissa. >> thank you, chuck. right now, slow 95 northbound in virginia at prince william parkway. slower than we typically see even though this crash is out of the way. dale city right now as you're headed northbound, 17 miles an hour. approaching

a stormy afternoon. headlines for this monday include a warmer pattern moving in for the rest of the week and turning pretty hot by the end of the week. right now though it's comfortable and mild. in the low and mid 60s around the bay and southern maryland and nearby suburbs in prince george's county. fairfax county, just generally low 60s as is the rest of virginia. all the way down through central valley, in the mid to upper 60s. mild out in the mountains. your hour by hour forecast for today we'll have for the morning hours temperatures in the 60s through 7:00. then by 11:00 should be in the upper 70s with a partly cloudy sky. coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:11. your bus stop forecast and what to wear for this mild monday. now melissa has a look at our traffic. >> a look at some problems inbound on river road. we both drove through this. inbound at wilson lane, we have the right lanes blocked here as they're trying to do that repaving project this morning. northbound connecticut aven

maybe an afternoon thundershower. then on friday afternoon storms up near 90.aturday, some of the remnants of tropical storm bill may be upon us coming in from the west. with some showers and thundershowers and in the 80s. then it clears out on sunday and hot again into the mid 90s. then low 90s on monday. a chance of some afternoon storms. now let's check the roads this morning. alexis davies is in for melissa. >> good morning, tom. good morning everybody. taking a look at 66, traveling out of gainesville, haymarket area, to the beltway no delays reported. taking a look at a 95 at prince william parkway, all lanes are opening. volume building but no reports of ims dents there. route 50 at landover road, no incidents as well. and the beltway is looking good as well. 270 at father hurley all lanes are open. no reports of incidents or delays. that earlier car fire westbound 370 at i-270, we're hearing reports it is clear. all lanes are open now. good news in that area. we'll be back in ten minutes with a live look at 95 in maryland. >> thanks alexis. >>> why poli

windy with afternoon rain developing tomorrow, 73.r but breezy on sunday, a better day for the shore at 78. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, 74 tomorrow. again, that very heavy rain coming in in the afternoon. drying out on sunday with some sun at 79. beautiful here on monday, 84 degrees before another front arrives with a few downpours and storms tuesday at 87. then wednesday, thursday looking pretty nice. mid 80's for highs and the day before the fourth of july a-few showers and thunderstorms with a temperature of 84 degrees. so, we get at least the wet weather out of here for the first half of the weekend. >> the cold also. >> next weekend is the holiday i keep forgetting. already. >> summer is over. >> yeah. >> we'll be right back. >> not the hot weather though. >> we'll be right back. >> it's free food fun and fireworks edition of freebie friday. this coming thursday it is wawa hoagie day with free hoagies to feast on at independence mall. wawa is handing them out in honor of local and national heroes. it's happening jul

that's 1:00 this afternoon. ocean county portions of burlington county seeing that rainfall and then our attention will turn into the early afternoon hours for portions of chester county and into lehigh county at 2:00 this afternoon. not everybody is going to get that cooling rain. plan on a hot and humid one. it will feel like close to 100 degrees. 5:00 this afternoon, mt. holly, 97. 95 for northeast philadelphia feels-like temperature. allentown with showers in the area. high humidity. feeling close to 100. keep hydrating. take care of yourself and check on others as temperatures will be soaring into middle 90s this afternoon. if we hit 95 that will tie the record for this day. tomorrow won't be as hot but still steamy and storms are more likely to be scattered during the day on saturday. won't find them on sunday. flag day looks like it will turn out to be nice. comfortable. humidity comes down on sunday. a warm day monday with a chance of late-day showers and thunderstorms. that threat will be around again o

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peaking at mid 80s in the afternoon. you will need plenty of the sunscreen lots of sunshine, a dry sky. that's when you can get a quick burn. then overnight that humidity increases. we'll be in the mid to upper 60s and on tuesday, afternoon highs around 90 degrees. that's near the average high this time of the year. could get some isolated storms tomorrow afternoon. a slight risk that some of the storms could produce isolated damaging winds. that's tomorrow afternoon, early evening. and otherwise, hazy and rather humid around 90. cooler and with clouds around on thursday. highs reaching the mid 80s and a morning shower or afternoon thundershower on friday. then starting the fourth of july weekend mid 80s on friday, could get afternoon storms. then for saturday the fourth of july, some afternoon and evening storms may interrupt some of the fire works displays. mid 80s in the afternoon. then on sunday partly sunny highs around 90. a look at neighborhood highs today from the mountains to the bay. that's next weather and tra

here is hot spot in concord this afternoon.alking about some mid-90s, but could feel like the upper 90s at times. so if you're heading out the door this afternoon in concord, it's going to be hot. in the inland areas, they'll heat up to mid-80s during the lunch hour, and then will heat up another 10 or 15 degrees. we're talking about lower 80s still by 8:00 p.m. we have clear skies out there, not seeing any fog this morning, and temperatures are actually on the slide slightly milder side, especially across inland locations. so i'm talking about some lower 60s right now, as far as areas in the inland area. antioch, 66 as of right now. looking a at the south bay, some mid-to-upper 50s to right around 60 degrees. looking that's north pay, we is have some mid-50s to start off your morning. still cool along the coast, where half moon by a is at 48 degrees. if you are going to be on the east bay shore line, you'll have some cooler are temperatures compared to inland locations. so we're talking about some mid- 60s across richmond and

so caution for the afternoon commute. sunglasses needed for the morning commute and then in the afternoon wet pavement as showers and thundershowers move on through. temperatures in the upper 60s. then for the afternoon commute, peaking in the mid 80s as the thunderstorms come on through. you can track them when you're away from your tv with the storm team 4 weather app. melissa is looking at problems on the road. now you have got an issue there north of washington. and it's up near urbana, right? >> we have this other problem with a complete closure there and the urbana area. chopper 4 over the scene right now. this is 355 at big woods road. this will be shut down for some time. when we talked to police a little while ago, they said they'd be out of the way by 7:00 a.m., but i wouldn't doubt if it takes longer than that. clarksburg road at lewis dale road, a car fire there. a warning there. alabama avenue at stanton road, we have the water main break. standing water there and d.c. water on the ground there trying to get

afternoon. a line of storms we're watching this morning just to the north and west. the heat will be in the 90s this afternoon and near record territory. then the severe storms potentially damaging winds, even a threat of tornadoes later today. radar shows nothing in the area just yet but look to the northwest. you can see the line of showers moving towards northwestern pennsylvania at this hour. the temperatures are in the 70s to start with. 78 degrees in northeast philadelphia and 75 in wilmington. the temperatures will be climbing into the 80s by 9:00. by lunch time 90 degrees. we'll go through the future weather hour by hour to show you when the storms are likely to move in when i'm back in ten minutes. >> thanks, bill. the city offed if is taking steps to protect folks from the katy zachry has been making calls to the city to find out what's happening today. she's live in logan square in center city. katy? >> reporter: hi rosemary. late yesterday i did get an e-mail as many media outlets di

afternoon lots of sunshine.is father's day late in the day 4:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m., we see the approach of the cold front that will trigger showers or thunderstorms. one or two of them could be on the stronger side. what to expect for father's day itself, did you work -- during the morning hours 9:00 a.m. thunderstorm midday, sunshine returns, late in the afternoon there could thunderstorms playing up. rainfall totals 1 to 2 inches throughout the entire area. poconos, clouds and showers 79 degrees sunday, morning thunderstorms, 78 degrees, jersey shore ocean temperature 71. you'll see cloud cover out there today. and temperatures pretty much holding steady. soaking rain tomorrow, otherwise clouds giving way to sunshine for for father's day. allentown, 81. wilmington and dover 84. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 88 degrees sunday latest forecast information has father's day in the 90s, could be hotter than the 88 we're posting. morning rain, afternoon sunshine, late-day showers and thunderstor

this afternoon is quiet. to the ohio valley and the great lake states. for today, as we look at future tracker 6, sun enclouds -- and clouds that's about all she wrote. warm and sticky afternoon. most of the day is dry the western suburbs and lehigh valley late in the afternoon through the evening hours some of that advances into south jersey and delaware, greatest threat with these storms would be strong, gusty winds, 60 to 65 miles per hour maybe small hail and drenching downpours becomes peculiar quiet less humid, 76. sun and clouds tomorrow, 74. again, another quiet day. the jersey shore delightful afternoon, warm, no sea breeze kicking in today. ocean temperature, 63. you'll see sunshine out there. 82 humid on the beach. this afternoon sun and clouds for sunday, sea breeze kicking in. 76 degrees far western suburbs lancaster, 88. warm and humid. dover, 88. we'll top out at 89. trenton, 87. 86 tomorrow, warm increasing humidity levels, thunderstorms erupting in the afternoon. showers and storms 85 monday

then another break wednesday afternoon. the humidity will come down 86 degrees the high temperature. closer to normal for this time of the year. temperaturewise on thursday but still a chance of a late day shower or thunderstorm. we'll be right back. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ ♪ >>> june is national trails month, and people are encouraged to use the hundreds of pedestrian and bike trails in our area. there's a couple of events happening this weekend in celebration of national trails month. on saturday you can bike from manayunk to schuylkill river and a five-mile bike ride. >>> mummers brilgade we

. >> reporter: good afternoon rick joleen burge says she was stunned when her brother confieded in here when her brother was back in high school. he didn't think anyone would believe him if he went public. dennis hastert has been in hiding since the allegations came out last week. >> he damaged steve. i think more than any of us will ever know. >> joeleen burge says he was the equipment manager and his first experience was with hastert. >> i said why didn't you ever tell anybody he was your teacher. >> he looked at me and said who will ever believe me? >> he says hastert became kind of a father figure for her brother, as a member of an explorer troop he was a handful of young men that hastert took to the bahamas. these photos were taken of steve and hastert relaxing together. >> was basically his friend the one that was abusing him. steve died of aids in 1995 and his sister says that he showed up at the funeral and she confronted him with this message, i am here and i know. >> the fbi showed up at her door and asked her about steve and that hastert was to be indicted on criminal charges

next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. i'm kelly with the coalition open homelessness it got put through the initial like larger ban on the offer sized vehicles on a lot of the recommendations of alternatives one of the things was the interfaith community and findings a safe parking program that has not been followed up on no alternatives presented but the band continues to widen more and more streets we've been here for the last two years and the bans continually go through so we need to step up and create some alternatives and provided everything liken with lawyers and stuff my brother sells church insurance it is random but i asked it's a liability he checked out with his lawyers and stuff it is actually written into their policy for liability but the city needs to take action that hadn't taken place find a hole until we find alternatives. >> members of the board. >> i will yes. i'm sorry as we've decided every time one of the oversized vehicle bands comes to in front of us this is not a problem that we hear in that age

keep in mind there is afternoon and again tomorrow afternoon, showers and storms will be widely scaredhere, but anywhere that does get thunderstorm could see strong storm. right now 75 degrees, at the airport, and it is going up to upper 80s today. see, where our average high is, 83 this time of the year for this last week every spring, we will be above it all week, and into the weekend, so the last week of spring feeling much more like mid-summer. for today, showers thunderstorms, hot humid 89 degrees. for tonight, cloudy, early shower or storm at 73. and here is your eyewitness weather seven day forecast, "shorecast", looking at showers, storms, today again tomorrow, and now tomorrow not as active as today most of the day dry until the afternoon or evening high near 90. wednesday looks great. thursday another chance for showers, friday looks good, and then wow right back to the 90's as we start summer, on sunday fathers day. >> been warm. >> very warm, yes. >> i know were you by the pool. >> i was, can you tell? >> spf guys! >> we won't say what number vittoria. >> anyway, good morni

here's 4:00 this afternoon. these are likely to be severe thunderstorms coming through at 4:00 and 5:00. and another round of storms between 6:00 and 7:00 as that pushes into parts of southern maryland. do be advised. threats are very high today for damaging wind gusts and there is a tornado threat that comes along with these storms today. so stay weather alert. here's your seven day forecast. if we can get passed today, everything gets easier. beautiful sunshine back tomorrow and thursday. cool, cloudy with rain chances on saturday and sunday, but stay weather alert today. good morning melissa. >> thanks so much. 95 northbound at dale city still have that crash there and north of dale city you can see we are pretty slow this morning. beltway at branch avenue looking good. inner and outer loop. no major problems. new crash here on capital heights, pepper mill drive. top of the beltway pretty typical. 29, 95 b.w. parkway a little slow outbound as you approach 32 there. other than that looks good. right now choppe

then 88 degrees and still climbing at 1:00 this afternoon. a look at the hour-by-hour forecast and show you where the storms are most likely to appear later today when i'm back in ten minutes. right now a check of traffic with jessica boyington. >> good news today. we have been dealing with ongoing construction where they blocked off all traffic in the east and westbound sides right around broad street. you can see everything moving just fine. drive times okay. westbound from 95 towards the schuylkill expressway three-minute trip so good news there. 95 schuylkill or blue route no problems. center city area no incidents to talk about there. if you're out in cherry hill new jersey route 70 heading westbound between soldier cornell avenue and after the lexington avenue one lane getting by and we will check in with mass transit coming up in ten minutes. >>> philadelphia police are looking for a teenage girl who they say bolted from the passenger seat of her father's car late last night. the search is focused in the chestnut hill section of the ci

upper 80s and low 90s this afternoon. seven-dae forecast i'll show you when things get a lot more comfortable when i'm back in ten. >> we're looking forward to that. 5:40 new and we have seen some pretty thick fog out there. we're seeing it on the camera. normally we would see the city skyline back here. >> that's incredible. let's see what the drivers are facing on the road. >> actually i checked out a bunch of cameras on 309, there were some that you couldn't see the roadways in them. we know the visibility is very poor in several areas. headed northbound or southbound you can see no added volume because it is early for that. definitely something to watch out for with the added fog. the drive times looking okay. you can see the cars in the green. 12 minutes if you're headed eastbound into center city and no problems headed westbound as well. now all other problems being caused by the fog. we have a speed rediction due to the reduced visibility on the betsy ross. >>> it's 5:41 and we want to tell you about free money. nb

chance of afternoon storms, both of those days be by the afternoon. >> it's now 6:54. if you drive an acura, take a listen. the company is recalling two of the suvs because of brake problems. the automatic brakes are mistaking guardrails on the side of the road for hazards in front of the car. that slows the car down automatically and risks a collision. the models are the mdx and the rlx from 2014 to 2015. that is roughly 48,000 vehicles. acura says dealers will fix the problem. >>> paper or plastic? soon metro riders may not have a choice. metro wants to get rid of all the paper fare cards by next year. that means riders have to use the plastic smart trip cards. nearly 30,000 cards every day. >>> lawmakers in congress are working to renew the rule to prevent d.c. from regulating pot. a new draft spending bill includes a measure to keep the city from spending money to enact the legal marijuana law. now, that means the district cannot tax or sell pot, however it's still legal for personal use in your home. >>> today is the annual congressional baseball game for charity.

but things will bday and for the afternoon. wet pavement for the morning commute with damp roads still lingering through much of the morning. temperatures near 60. with sunshine breaking out, beautiful afternoon coming up around the metro area into the mid 70s. a look at highs in the next weather and traffic on the 1s at 4:41. melissa has a look at the roads. >> we do have a disabled vehicle. the leesburg pike, it shouldn't slow you down too much. 66 and 95, 66 looking good. 95 northbound and southbound, even dale city looking good. live camera in prince george's county, beltway at inner loop and outer loop moving along just nine. 95, 29, b.w. parkway, no issues there. one more live camera taking a look at the inbound 14 street bridge. a little slick, but nothing to worry about. everything is moving fine. back in ten minutes. >>> i'm molette green at the live desk. a big change in direction at a disaster site. dive teams in china have now righted a capsized cruise liner. look at video just in to the newsroom there. rescuers bas

this afternoon. we'll use futurecast 4, look at temperatures, gain at the current hour in that mix of 50s and 60s, with a few low 70s out there in spots. at least a potential for it anyway. but let's get right to what we'll expect around noontime. you can see the map changes dramatically. a lot more 80s and 90s, the oranges and reds on the screen right now. and then as we head towards 3:00 in the afternoon, that's when the magenta color kicks in for the east bay. so it's going to be a scorcher of a day for those communities. and we'll break down those numbers more specifically coming up. i also want to give you a quick tip on how to stay safe in the heat. you want to stay hydrated. all of this is common sense, stuff. stay hydrated, drink plenty of water. also encouraging everyone to use loose-fitting clothes if you can. don't wear black. slow down, stay indoors, and if you're going to exercise, like i said, do it at the start ofty day, not in the middle of the afternoon when it's the hottest. and if

. >> good afternoon, mr. weaver. >> good afternoon. before i read through the motions for may and june, i wanted to point out in case you haven't heard this yet that oewd is planning to select 10 neighborhood commercial streets in san francisco that are undergoing work to assist the merchants in carrying on through that activity. this is something we talked about last time i was here, so it sounds like oewd has picked up on this and is going to participate as well. first motion i'm going to go through was from our may meeting the cac urges the sfmta to leave geneva beach division as the home with the historic fleet where there is ample room for storage and maintenance as well as space for future expansion of the historic fleet. second motion, cac urges the sfmta to store the historic horse car body and the portugal car in an indoor facility such as the burk warehouse should the vehicles have to vacate the marin storage facility fo in order to preserve them and protect them from decay. i hope you guys know about that because i'm not sur

in the afternoon when it was extremely hot in antioch. it took off so fast by the time was over, approximately 540 acres were burned. initially the contra costa county fire protection came out, but they reelized this was going to be a handful, which is why they called other fire departments including cal fire, they did air drops, and late last night, they were able to get the upper hand on this, and that's great, because they did all of the heavy lifting when the sin came down, when it was cooler or less windy. of course many homes had to be evacuated. approximately 100 homes, those people were told to get out for their safety. and then late last night, they were able to return. we caught up with them, and here is what they had to say about the fire danger. >> it was a lot of machinery, be a lot of equipment, a loft technology involved in fighting the fire, and the guy with the helicopter with the bag of water, i mean, he was going back and forth from -- petaluma is right over the hill. >> i was frantic, concerned about our whole neighbor

. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon, chairman nolan and member to have bore, i'm anna bell chang policy manager at lift and i'm a san francisco resident. lift supports the vision zero safety goals to eliminate commissions to road traffic, safety is a top priority of lift and we want to work with the city to complement public transit. it is biased on the idea of reducing the number of vehicles on market street will reduce the number of accidents this is a clear objective with a clear goal. according to the stats 82% of injury collisions involves autos on market vaoet and therefore all passenger vehicle pickups and drop offs including tnc vehicles and taxis can be accomplished on the perpendicular streets at the passenger loading zones so the sfmta is adding these loading zones so passenger vehicles can continue to provide connectivity on market street. we urge sfmta to put a clear vision that puts safety first, a consistent treatment that separates pedestrians and cyclists from four hire passenger vehicles is to establish the mission and vision of vision 0 and safer market street. thank

i should say low 90s, then by mid afternoon, mid 90s. and turning more humid by later this afternoon. and then oppressive humidity moves in on friday. it will be in place saturday. maybe some afternoon storms both days. a greater chance on saturday, but not quite as hot. but still up around 90. finally, a end to the heat wave on sunday. not very humid lower humidity moves in. getting more humid by tuesday afternoon into wednesday. that's when we might get some isolated storms, both of those days by midweek next week. next weather and traffic on the 1s, a look at our county by county high temperatures for this afternoon. melissa now looking at an update this morning. >> update on the crash. we have some live pictures from the scene for you. this is in clinton, old alexandria ferry road. take a look. you can see the tow truck on the scene. this is is a fatal crash from overnight. already closed overnight. they have flipped the car, trying to get it out of the way to reopen things. your best bet for an alternative is woodyard. 95 virginia,

as we go into the afternoon hours, your hour by hour forecast at 2:00 this afternoon and you can see spotty showers. and the delaware and south jersey. as we go into the later afternoon hours there is a better chance that we'll see some heavy downpours and lots of lightning, too. again, much of the same area that got hit first thing this morning with breaks of sunshine and areas north and west will really be heating up today into the upper 80s to near 90 degrees and some breaks of sunshine won't completely clear out and 87 degrees and near 90 at 4:00 and that's when we'll see scattered showers and thunderstorms and that threat continues into the early evening hours. we'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i come back. vai? >> sky force 10 was over the scene of this deadly tractor trailer crash in salem county, new jersey. this was about an hour ago. one person is dead after the tractor trailer veered off the road in quinton township and hit a utility pole. officials tell us the road is expected to be closed for the next three hours and an investigation is unde

people along the delaware river treated to quite a sight this afternoon. adam joseph had the best seat in the house and joins us from the new jersey side with more. >> we are on new jersey's own battleship, it's an impressive view when you are standing on the front and looking directly at it the large cannons went off this afternoon quite a bit and created a show itself. lets look at stormtracker 6 live double scan there are a lot of storms developing and sprinkles there and in southern new jersey but the main area of rain is to the west in pittsburgh and approaching and coming in from the west and will arrive late tonight and into tomorrow morning, as we look at the tall ship forecast if you come out here tomorrow it's a damp start maybe wait until after noon. and heavy rain tomorrow afternoon into the evening and better in the morning and then on sunday it looks good, clouds and sun and 78 degrees, there could be a scattered thunderstorm in the afternoon but overall a decent day on tap. we have kids here, did you love seeing the tall ships and the fire b

they're warming up yesterday afternoon. they are going to quickly keep up into the mid- 90s but we will fall by 5:00 into the lower 90s. still very warm across inland spots. temperatures again a warm. san jose, concord also in the mid to upper 60s. looking at the south bay. temperatures are going to be a little bit warmer than yesterday. then on 87 might be afternoon. they are looking at work in hell and evergreen. they are so cannot warm up into the upper 80s to right around 90. you're heading into the city. and then the temperatures will fall into the early evening. mid 80s for today. looking at the coast temperatures are going to continue to warm up into the mid- to upper 60s. if you're going to at&t park tonight they do put a rocket at 715. maybe grab a light jacket you might need it when the game segments. a little bit cooler. about 10 degrees above average. about 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. the same for livermore. if debate shoreline. we do have is temperatures anywhere from the upper 60s to the mid- 70s across

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expecting it this afternoon and interfering with the afternoon commute home. that's the worst of the weather most likely between 4:00 and 8:00 today. current temperatures. already 90 in leesburg. 88 in winchester. here's the way the heat indexes are going to continue to climb. by 4:00 this afternoon, 100 to 105 heat indexes across the metro. they'll stay that way until 4:00 or 5:00. they'll lower then the rainstorm rainstorms come in. any time after 3:00 or 4:00 could have a very large impact on travel around the area. air, rail, or roads. >> chuck thank you. >>> a developing story out of baltimore. police say a 2-year-old girl found locked in a hot car has died. the girl was there for at least a full 4 hours. the father is the one who found here yesterday afternoon. he's also the one who put her in the car. he was taken in for questioning. so far no charges have been filed. >> we know as chuck told us we are dealing with extreme heat. >> but before you reach fshd bottled water there's a recall. 14 brands of bottled water are under a recall because they may be