that cannot fit a window air conditioner. but people are not happy. >> a portable air conditioner draws in warm air and push its out your window, they tested some from honeywell, and they range from $250 to $500, karen rogers uses this special chamber to change the cooling power, the humidity is 70% and inside each air conditioner is set to 75 degrees, temperatures are recorded throughout the room, the results were disappointing. >> none of these units, not even the big of the ones could get our test chamber below 80 degrees even after an hour and 40 minutes. window air conditioners are better and cost less. they found several to recommend. top rated this $350 lg, for a medium side room, and small forrer rooms this $210 ge is a consumer reports best buy. be sure to pick the right size air conditioner for your space, obviously if it's too small it won't get cool enough and it may make it feel cold and clammy. we put guidelines on 6ab we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. what's it like paying for inte

and even a church has been burglarized. >> they appear to be scrappers, they are taking the air conditioners for scrap. >> they say keep the area well lit around your air conditioning area, allowing your neighbors and passersby to spot suspicious activity. >> the scrappers that stole this unit got somewhere between $150 and $300 for it and it will cost $3,000 to replace it. the united way is looking to replace the air conditioning. live here in fairless hills, i'm amy buckman, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you amy. >>> sixty philadelphia narcotic officers are arrested on felony charges. brian reynolds, michael spicer and perry bets and john spicher and lynn norman, they are accused of using their positions to extort suspicious drug dealers. commissioner ramsey says this is one of the worst cases of corruption i have ever heard. vernon odom will have a live report coming up on "action news" at 6:00. >>> family and friends of the case worker shot and killed at a darby wellness center will say their final farewell, theresa hunt was -- plottss with charged with her murder. her funeral will f

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with it. >> thank you very much. >> all right, giles, we mentioned you don't really need the air conditioner right now, wind remains very calm generally speaking, it is coming out of the north, so with the dry air in place, it feels so nice. hey, at least saving on the energy bill for a time. storm scan3 still empty. high pressure in place, another beautiful day off to the south however there is the next warmfront that will continue to lift north with time. and as it does so it, will bring the leading edge of the cloud cover in here toward our area. so we will eventually start to see some clouds building in here for the weekends. but i think the weekend overall should stay dry. keep the outdoors plans. don't worry about cancelling, maybe by late in the day night fall monday shower or storm. up until then hey nice quiet pattern, and today, so nice. bob, over to you. >> i want want to know when we l give the teacher some trivia questions? how about teacher trivia tuesday? live look at 42 it, right near the oaks interchange. light volume so far, as we kick off a friday morning, no problems at a

so i was having -- >> seth: you bought a nonworking air conditioner? very small. >> seth: you bought a tiny air conditioner. so what was it thursday morning? >> yes. >> seth: super hot. >> the air conditioner's over in the living room and i'm over in my tiny bedroom, which is a separate room with a door. >> seth: got it. so you're doing a lot to stop the air conditioner from working. >> it's a hot box but without any drugs, you understand. anyway, so i was having a literal fever dream. i was dreaming that i was going around with the cast from "orange is the new black" one of my all-time favorite shows, and we were trying to figure out who had been nominated and i had finally come to peace with not being nominated in my dream. i said to natasha lyonne, "it's okay, you guys got this." and then my agent called and said that i won. and i am not convinced that it's not a jacob's ladder situation wherein i find out in a few days that i'm dead. >> seth: i certainly hope that's not the case. if you are dead, i'm so glad you stopped by to see me one more time.

they say cooler weather has hit shipments of air conditioners. still, they remain upbeat about the months ahead. some appliance-makers are releasing new refrigerators and rice cookers earlier than usual. they're putting them on the market in time for the summer bonus season. okay, that is going to do it for biz this hour. let's check in on the markets. >>> every morning, investors turn their attention to asia. the tokyo market leads the way. and markets around the world follow. >> from the decisions that could change the course of an economy -- >> to the companies at the forefront of change. >> up-to-the-minute market reports. >> and analysis by specialists from around the world. >> get all the latest business news and insight every day here on "newsline." >>> many people in the arab world are spending this holy month of ramadan with fear and anxiety. in iraq, islamist insurgents and government forces have been engaging in heavy fighting. the united nations says more than 5,500 people have died in the violent attacks in the first half of this yea

. >> reporter: when summer temperatures rise, cranking up the air-conditioner seems like great idea untilhe energy bill arrives. on days when the mercury soars the department of energy suggests using ceiling fans to circulate air. plan meals that don't involve the oven which can heat up the home. and make the air-conditioner work harder. instead try grilling outdoors or if using the stove top, use a fan to ventilate hot are a out of the kitchen. home appliances create extra heat when they run so only run the dishwasher when it's full and think about air drying dishes instead of using the heated dry option in the bathroom showers and baths can also cause excess heat and humidity in the home. so use a fan to row move it and look around the house for devices that generate a lot of heat like lamps, computers, televisiotelevisions and washerd dryers. these should be kept away from thermostats when possible to avoid to tricking it into pumping more cool air into a room than necessary. >> if you have central air be sure to replace the filters on a regular basis. dirty air filter will have your c

but did you put the air conditioner on? i bet a lot of us d i actually didn't go with it now paying the price because i am still feeling how hot it was last night, not the most comfortable sleeping night. no problems at the moment, that will change with time. let me explain, we start things off, heading next to storm can three, live look there, and not too much to speak of at least initially here. wider zoom does show the retreat that far wet weather i mentioned moment ago. off to the west, there is your next frontal boundary, really pretty active here, through missouri, portions of illinois. but some of that will eventually fire up here. so we're once again at least partly in a severe weather threat of t primarily north and western suburbs here today, lehigh valley, knock know region, back through berks and lancaster county, possibility of hail, strond wing -- strong wind, biggest concern. current temperatures, it is warm outside. it was about this warm yesterday. just a now degrees difference. but, the difference now is t

there's a girl standing on the air conditioner. we thought they were joking and playing a trick on us. >> reed is shocked to discover it's true. >> we were horrified to see this little girl standing on the air conditioner. >> a crowd is gathering transfixed by a little girl who had slipped through the side panels of an ac unit and is standing on top of it. a neighbor records the scene on his phone while someone dials 911 and reed rushes inside. >> i banged on the family's door to make them aware that the little girl was on the air conditioner. >> the girl's mother doesn't open the door. just then, steven st. bernard is arriving home from his 12 hour shift as a new york city bus driver. >> there were a lot of people standing around trying to figure what to do. first thing that came to my mind is how did she get up there? let me get over there. i hope she don't fall. >> the child seems oblivious to the terrified people below and to her own perilous situation. >> seen her smiling and teetering back and forward. she was happy. she didn

the air conditioner was on. the children were checked out and are doing fine this afternoon. >>> new information about the woman charged with attacking a mother outside a salem county fast food restaurant. a judge lowered the bail for latia harris. she remains behind bars. police say it's harris on this kril phone video kicking the mother while her toddler son watched. it happened last week outside a mcdonald's in salem where authorities say harris and the victim both worked. >>> from our jersey shore bureau, a federal agency okayed a controversial plan to do seismic testing off the new jersey coast. it comes in spite of fears the testing could harm marine life and disrupt the fishing industry. it utilizes blasts of compressed air. opponents say their fight against the testing is not over. the clean ocean action is holding an emergency meeting tonight. the national science organization must sign off on the plan. >>> to our decision 2014 coverage of the race for senate in new jersey. new poll signals cory booker

as summer heats up many americans are upgrading their old air-conditioners, shelling out a pretty penny for energy star appliances. a score of lawsuits against manufacturers have said the energy star steel hasn't lived up to their expectations and now there is legislation in the works that would silence these class action lawsuits altogether. we are looking out for consumers tonight with john six and i'm an advocate for the consumer watchdog. i want to start-- if you have been shopping in the last 20 years for an appliance you seen the energy star label. what does it mean? >> it means the appliance you are buying ranking from refrigerators to air-conditioners, even televisions haven't met certain energy efficiency rules and regulations and standards i should say. therefore, you will save money on electricity you pay. gerri: currently the epa's website says it's a voluntary purpose to help save and protect our climate. save money and protect our climate through secure your energy efficiency. and yet, we have seen lots of problems over the years. let a give you just one example here, ener

. >> the suv was left running with the air conditioner on and the children appeared to be okay when they were taken to the hop for observation. they had a gallon of water and access to snacks. neighbors say they have left their on children in thompson's care and never had complaints. >> my youngest son has been there. >> and you trust her? >> yes, she has a nice place. she always has the kids with her. >> lni shows the day care is cited for 22 violations since 2006 mostly for missing smoke detectors and fire extinguish extinguishers. >> people were horrified especially in light of a high-profile case in georgia where a child died in a hot car. >> we see enough of it in the news. >> calvin smith would not leave his kids alone in a car under any circumstance? >> not if it's warm or cool or nothing. >> not with the car running no? >> no. >> someone can steal the kids and steal the car, it's reckless. reckless endangerment is one of the charges that karen thompson is facing. she is being charged here right now and "action news" will keep you up to date on new developments. david henry, chann

police say the woman left the car running with the air conditioner on and the doors unlocked. the kids are doing fine. >>> a proposed cigarette tax could potentially go to the pennsylvania house floor in about an hour. lawmakers plan to reconvene there. the $2 cigarette tax passed the senate earlier today. pennsylvania doesn't have a budget tonight. they passed a budget by the deadline but the governor hasn't signed it. that brings us to this. ed rendell is here now to give us some insight into the state's budget battle. good to see you. >> good evening. >> thank you for joining us. there's a lot of deal making going on now. how are the cigarette tax and pensions related? what's the holdup on the vote? >> the governor is anchoring the two together. he won't sign a cigarette tax increase unless there's pension reform. the governor is right. we need pension reform and we need it to get fiscal sanity and save the state and school district's mrn but secondly, we need it to protect the current pensioners. their benefits will not be taken away by the governor's bill. it will keep pe

important news about air-conditioners. and credit card offer blitz going on. the ones you should avoid. consumers are a business. we start right now. ♪ gerri: we begin tonight with the massive outbreak of salmonella. foster farms issued a quiet recall for the holiday weekend pulling the plug on compounded chicken. over a span of 16 months. lawmakers are demanding usda shut down all foster farm plans until the outbreak has been resolved but how does foster farms get away with this for so long? a former director of the fda joins me now. great to have you here, how successful do you think these members of congress will be to get foster farms shut down? >> i think they're going to have a lot of pressure through the media. nobody likes to hear there is salmonella in chicken. gerri: you have covered the story for the better part of two years and i have to tell you, 60 months is a long time to wait, why do you think it takes so long to get action on salmonella? >> a lot of government inefficiencies here. looking at something like this, multi-drug-resistant, maybe swi

the airplane was sitting at the tarmac at the gate with the air conditioners running.oners are located right underneath the fuel tank right here so they provide a large source of heat. we did some testing and found out that the temperatures were well over 100 degrees in most of the tank. >> the temperature rose quickly on the fuel and it is turning to vapor very, very rapidly and filling up the container with vapors, an explosive mixture of vapors. >> when you provide the conditions together and they introduce a spark in there from any source, it will ignite and burn rapidly. it will explode. >> in some manner there was a spark. an ignition source. the safety board looked at all types of ignition sources. we looked at bombs and missiles and determined neither was a possible scenario. so our strong suspicion is that some of the wiring that led inside the tank introduced high voltage into the fuel tank. the safety board wasn't able to determine exactly the cause of the spark that got into the fuel tank. >> i think in part because the ntsb was unable to pinpoint what exac

crews arrived on the 1700 block of seigel street and he pushed in air conditioner and sprayed flammable liquid inside to help ignite the plays. a police officer who happened to be nearby alerted the three people inside we had to jump out of a window to escape. 59-year-old man and mreing ribs in the process. >>> meantime nobody was injured when a truck transporting hey went newspaper flames in lehigh county 4:30 p.m. 1600 block plaza rain in south whitehall township. grews arrived both the games it took a hour hour was not going out tonightch the case remains under investigation. >> a young man is beaten to death inside his own bet room and now his mother is coming to you for answers. rick williams has tonight's crime sightser's report. ♪ >> in the two years since his death diane fox says she's trying to do positive things to keep her son's memory alive. >> we set ape scholarship for michael. we've had trees planneded. i had a buddy bench dedicated at his grade school. >> june 22, 2012 police were called to a home on 900 block of eight ooj street in philadelphia. they found the bobby bea

he placed the bomb on top of an outdoor air conditioner.his one had a timer designed to explode during the sunday service. 33 people were injured. in october of 1998, a grand jury concluded richard white built both bombs and murdered brian plawer. the forensic evidence left no doubt. >> these investigations did not result in the prosecution. it was closure for the victim's family. >> it doesn't make the hurt less. you know, there's still pain, there's still, you know, anger. there's still hurt and loss and grief that continues and continues and continues. >> with the bombing, the misconception is the blast destroys the evidence. the blast disperses the evidence, where it makes it harder for us to find it, but we'll find it. >>> up next, an unexplained death had medical experts baffled. >> at the end of the autopsy, i didn't find anything slightly wrong whatsoever. >> each new clue raises more questions. >> the trail is getting warmer and warmer. >> until a microscopic clue reveals the ultimate betrayal. >> no one would ever expect anyone wo

. >> do you here that, of course you don't, the rattle of air conditioners may have been

you can turn off the air conditioner, the m retroain derails in moscow.en people are dead. 120 are injured. 50 of them in critical condition. >> neweo vid of the boston marathon bombing suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev walking into a college gym the day after the bombing. >> a suspected car jacker didn't get far when a group of bystanders intervened in san diego. >> here! come on! >> oscar pistorius got into a scuffle and a man began aggressively interrogating him about the trial. > >>tracy morgan speaking out for the first time since his terrible accident. >> thank you. >> all that -- >> for the second sghtrait year yoenis cespedes has won the gillette home run derby. >>> an unexpected ending for a man just trying enjoy a cold one. >> bring me my beer! that's my beer! >> and "all that mattered" -- >> a young man stumbled on to them and the selfie he took is now viral. >> it's warren buffett and paul mccartney. >> i was shaking so much i almost through up. >> on "cbs this morning." >> he received the congratulate congratulatory phone call from angela merkel. we

how do we know she didn't try to stand on the air conditioner and enter the house? do we know he didn't hear that noise which put him in fear of his life? >> it was only one shot through the door and he killed her. if he thought it was other people, why shoot only one time? >> number one, he said -- this is conflicting and i agree it is conflicting that he says that he thought the gun wasn't loaded and he discharged once and now why did he shoot only one time? >> so he discharged by accident? >> that's what he said to begin with. he changed it. >> you can't have an accident and self-defense, paul. >> that's it. >> he changed the theory. >> seema is a good defense attorney to raise these issues. >> it's fact. >> you focus on the imminent danger. was he in fear of his life? had she crossed the threshold into his home. the answer is no which is why i believe he's going to be found guilty. >> let me ask you something quickly before we go. before the jury came in, the jury was denied by the court seeing some of the 2009 police report and ranisha's screen name from 2009.

on the 3300 block of frank ford avenue, the suspects got in by knocking out a window air conditioner and they took off with a 50 inch tv ain computer and an envelope with septa tokens. >>> we have been update for a story last month. using an umpire's stolen credit cards is now behind bars, they handed him over to hatfield township police, campbell broke into an umpire's car and stole his wallet out sides of a school park back on june 14th, campbell is held on $20,000 bail. >>> philadelphia superintendant of schools, william hite says that pennsylvania lawmakers do not approve the cigarette tax by july 14th, they will have to lay off workers. they wanted it to expire in five yours, and they don't expect to vote on it until august 4th. the school year is expected to begin september 8th that part may be in limbo now. >> it's shocking to now be back to this space where we don't know if there say path forward in terms of revenue or whether or not we can open schools. >> dr. hite says the five year cap on the tax will not allow the district to make long-term plans. >>> israeli leaders are

your air conditioner will get a break. temperatures now in the mid-to-upper 80s. 9 in washington. 86 in manassas. 88 in leesburg. 83 in annapolis. it was humid today but, again, the humidity more noticeable tomorrow. here's how temperatures will fall during the evening hours, 9:00 we're arobertson 80 degrees. 11:00 p.m. temperature of 76. again really looking at a dry evening. a check of the satellite and radar just some isolated activity well back to our west and south of the district as it continues to push towards the east. it is really going to fall apart. tomorrow with future weather starting your day at 7:00 a.m. a cloud sun mix across the area. a dry start. you want to get to the pool tomorrow you have some yard work to do, maybe you want to go golfing, get it done early. once we get to the afternoon hours, as early as 1:30 we could see scattered thunderstorms develop across the area. 3:00 notice this activity in frederick, montgomery, loudoun counties and northern prince william county. 6:00 we're looking at, again

so you really don't need your air conditioners tonight. pecially due to the fact that dew points are in the 50s. dew points measure moist you're in the air. when you have dew points in the 70s it's oppressively humid and below 60 it's comfortable. that will be the case through the day tomorrow. but then things change early next week. satellite 6 and action radar showing what's left of arthur continuing to move away. high pressure in control of the weather. few high, thin clouds trying to drift in from the west. there's low pressure near chicago heading north of us. high pressure is in criminal over the weather. what it will do is be shifting. high today, philadelphia, raleigh, low 80s. but 90s out to the wet and we'll be tapping into that early next week. high pressure that is bringing us comfortable air mass will sink south and east and that classic bermuda high, heat pump with winds out of southwest. next week, monday, tuesday, wednesday, and afternoon highs soaring up to the 9 0s. humid, and we'll see storms developing late in the day. e

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it could be he climbed on the air conditioner to look at his gutters. i don't know. don't know where it came from. >> or maybe there was a second person trying to get into the house? >> then that's the person mr. wafer should have shot. >> you never looked for other people, did you? >> there was nobody to look for. >> alternative theories of the case. it's one thing for the defense attorney to kind of raise these hypothetical questions, the detective correctly answering within the scope of what he knows. it'll be another thing entirely for the defense attorney to produce a case, you know, a convincing case of self-defense. that's another thing we'll see it as soon as the prosecution wraps up. >> when we look at the original questioning of mr. wafer after the incident, there was, at least nothing i saw in perhaps you know better where he expressed there were two people there. he thought there was a break in. he was being set up somehow. >> all true. the defense lawyer is creating an alternative narrative. and let's assume she doesn't call her client to the stand. we c

so the air conditioners might have to be turned back on. bridgeton 73. cinnaminson 73. cooler at the shore. temperatures are in the upper 60s. little high cloud cover streaming through right now. but again not harming us. no showers coming out of the clouds. anything shower related is way to the west. you see a little developing in the eastern great lakes and that's at least couple of days a way. as we look at the heat tomorrow it returns. 92 degrees. humidity comes up a little bit. humidity will not be as oppressive as last week each at its worst. south westerly winds continue tuesday, 94. hottest day of the week. again on humid side and some popups and thunderstorms far north and west in evening and overnight hours. there's really not much in way of trigger. this is not a potent cold front like we dealt with last week week. future tracker tomorrow 3bg. 94 philadelphia, 95 trenton. 92 lehigh valley. so yes uncomfortable and no heat adviceys in place tomorrow. possibly national weather service may not issue it here tuesday as well. heat index at its worse mid to upper 9

the air conditioner will work harder. and up into the 90s from hartford down to d.c.ven't had many 90 degree days this summer period. this is one day. and then right back into the cooler-type stuff in the week ahead. notice the 75 in buffalo. the cool air sliding this way, only 80s for your thursday. a chance of storms, storms this morning in ohio and indiana, and the southeast, storms there. the story is the lack of a summer. people are starting to complain. the great lakes, chicago, it hasn't been that hot. >> we're going to see it back mere in the northeast, but the weather has been so nice for new york in july. >> yes. >> can't complain. thanks, appreciate it, thank you for putting up with my vocabulary and syllables. and at the top you have the hour, the latest on the suspended flights in and out of israel. but first, huddle around the water cooler to explain why for one jail why apparently orange is not the new black. >> until there's a new show that's black and white horizontal stripes is the new black, i'm going to this look. yobut you may notds. know we're a

we watch the air conditioners get a break. temperatures 10 to 20 degrees below average. which is good in the summer. ahead of this we get a lot of bad storms. these numbers had a lot of numbers on the map. the red numbers show you where we should be. the white whether it's going to be. minneapolis 64. it's like a springtime feel for you. and tomorrow is when the cool air arrives in chicago. a high of only 70 in chicago in the middle of the summer doesn't happen that often. that's why it's unusual. when you get in an unusual weather pattern there are consequences ahead of it is going to be severe weather. not so bad today in detroit. we'll get some storms but not the severe stuff. and notice, detroit, you're cool through friday. it's ahead of this. a lot of bad weather in the ohio river. louisville area getting drenched in southern indiana. this will work the way into the ohio valley and all the way through the northeast and mid atlantic. 80 million people at risk of severe storms today including new york city, d.c., philadelphia, baltimore. not worried about tornados or

two men stealing an air conditioner from the pediatric center. driving off in a white and silver-colored vehicle. if you recognize the men you are urged to call the number on your screen. >>> a montgomery county pool closed tonight because of vandals. somebody shattered glass inside and outside of the township swimming pool. it happened sometime late saturday or early sunday morning. officials shutdown the pool while they work to clean up the damage. it will remain closed at least until tomorrow. >>> tuition for the upcoming academic year at the university of delaware is going up, but it is the smallest increase in three decades. tuition and mandatory fees will go up by 1.9% for in-state undergraduates and 2.54% for out-of-state students. with the addition of room and board the total expense $23900 for interstate and 42,250 for out of state students. >>> the philadelphia zoo on wheels always means loads of fun, but it can mean something even more. "action news" reporter with that story in kensington. >> very good, come on over. >> one by one thes

officials say the air conditioner cord was pinched between a bed frame and a wall. >>> today a preliminaryhearing will be held for a veteran accused of stealing from his vfw post. police say richard spats, the treasurer of the vfw used the post's atm card to withdraw more than $14,000. the vfw says the group intended to use the money to make repairs to its buildings. >>> this morning, philadelphia police are looking for clues in a possible robbery. they're not even sure a robbery occurred. a witness tells them that a man who possibly robbed the store was locked inside a storeroom. when police break into the building, no one was there. they're still looking into whether a robbery actually occurred. >>> police in cape may county are trying to track down a driver who hit a 16-year-old boy and kept on going. this happened early saturday morning on rio grande avenue in wildwood. the teen suffered some serious injuries to his head. investigators found a plastic casing of a side-view mirror from the car. you can see photos there. police believe the car is a dark gray four-door sedan. >>> ocean ci

maybe want to leave a window open and give the air-conditioner a break or give your air-conditioningelectricity bill a little break. saturday sunny skies, much nicer 84 degrees. if you're in the poconos you'll love it. 76 for saturday. 79 on sunday and 85 starting to warm up a little bit by monday. down the shore same sorry story. beautiful weekend. watch for that rough surf. if you're not an experienced stro swimmer you don't want to be in the water. monday we're at 85 degrees. your "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast looks really nice actually for at least the next two days and then we heat up. it is summertime, though. actually 90 is not that far above average for us this time of the year. saturday and sunday certainly the two nicest days there in the forecast. better chance for showers and storms back into the forecast tuesday into wednesday and then thursday looks gorgeous. but did you know now you can have your weather on the go any time. the all new cbs philly weather app a really cool easy to use radar. you can get life radar and send us your weather photos now available

it is cool once again, another night to for go the air conditioner if you so desire. mid 80s return by wednesday, thursday, the ends of the seven day forecast before we start heating up next week. with time we have stationary front nearby that may bring in not just few more clouds, but maybe few showers, storms, especially, as we look ahead toward friday. guys, back to you. >> katie, in sports, cole hamels starts for the phillies tonight when they play game two of their series against the nets at new york city field. lalls night's game was over pretty quickly. mets scored four runs off a.j. burnett in the first inning, three more if the fifth, to make it seven-nothing, before the phils even got on the board. phils manage 13 hits off mets pitching, but scored only one run, phils lose this one, your final score was seven to one. >>> well, could tonight's start be the last for cole hamels in phillies uniform? the non-waiver trade deadline thursday at 4:00 p.m., and the words is out there that the dodgers are very, very interested in the phils ace lefty. hamels is five an

investigators say he pushed in a window air conditioner and then lit a flame and minutes later he allegedlyned to the 1700 block of sigel street with more accelerant trapping a woman, a man and a child inside. lieutenant jonathan josie was off duty at the time in that area. he ran in to help them escape. you'll remember he was acquitted of assault charges after this video surfaced and he fought to win his job back. >>> new details tonight about what police found inside the apartment of the suspect in the deadly medical center shooting. officials executed a search warrant at richard plotts' upper darby home yesterday and found two mr. guns. the 49-year-old suspect remains sedated and under guard and will be charged with the murder of his caseworker, tear risa hunt, also the attempted murder of his doctor, lee silverman. the doctor was also armed with a gun and shot the suspect. >>> u.s. marshals meantime, they've arrested a man in connection with the murder of a woman whose body was found on the side of the road in winslow township, new jersey. this was the scene early friday at new brooklyn

the air-conditioner does not count. we're not far from where a massive and five tornado touched down in 1990. killing 29 people. fortunately nobody was hurt here this week. >> waiting for results to see if the water is clean enough for people to swim. of the city's 27 beach is closed for swimming yesterday. heavy rains >> it takes about 18 hours for test results to come in. if you're planning to go to the beach for a swim the city recommends you check the beaches website. the storm cleanup turned deadly for a young man. the executed by downed power lines. >> the family is in deep mourning today as the plan for his funeral tomorrow. a large part of the family still sits out in front of the house. a chance to talk to his father a little while ago. he tells me around 2:00 this morning they had to make a call to the doctor to get anti-aids society medication anxiety medication. he does not understand how or why this happened. >> he took us to the back of his home to behind the shed. it was over here. >> he says for four hou

it started in an air conditioner electrical cord that had become pinched between a bed frame an wall.> the lieutenant went into the apartment to search for life and did not come out and by the time his brother firefighters found him, it was too late for him. >> two other firefighters suffered minor injuries and two residents were treated at the scene. this is the first line of duty firefighter death in more than two years. >>> and a two year old girl was found dead in a new york city park pond after hours of searching for the missing child. police say the girl and her four-year-old brother were reported missing early saturday afternoon. the brother was found a short time later dripping wet. officers say heavy alge growth in the pond made it difficult for first responders to even find the girl. >>> and tonight we are hearing from the swimmer who was attacked by a great white shark in southern california. we're also seeing video of the frantic moments before this attack happened. >> hey, get out of the water. shark. >> hey, get out of the water. >> eyewitnesses said the 7-foot great whi

the air conditioner is getting a break. 75 in manassas, 82 in annapolis. looking for the most part mainly sunny skies, filtered sunshine out there, all in all, today mostly to partly sunny. here's how temperatures warm up into the afternoon hours. notice by noon we're at 87. at 1:00 we jump to 90. for the remainder of the afternoon hours into the early evening hours, temperatures sit around the 93, 94 degree mark. that's our high today. 94. now on storm team 4 radar this is the activity i'm keeping a close eye on. this is where we're going to get our showers and thunderstorms from later today. there could be an isolated afternoon shower or thunderstorm mainly west of washington. but i really think the activity holds off until about 8:00 p.m. tonight. here we are at noon. hazy sunshine across the area. 1:30, frederick county, potentially dealing with pop-up showers and thunderstorms. but again, my timing really focused on that 8:00 hour when we're going to see scattered showers and thunderstorms moving through the area. still tracking the chance for scatter

air conditioners have been really working on overdrive here lately. but you are going to need them throughout the rest of the day, and again, you want to stay on top of that radar. it does lock like we will be dealt fresh round of severe storms. skies do clear, gradually, it may be little stubborn to get out of here on wednesday, but i'm confident some of will you see some sun before it is said and done. we should ends up with so much more comfortable conditions as we hit wednesday night. ukee, back over to you. >>> thanks, katie n sports the group representing the sixers opened their las vegas summer league, meaning the cavalier, while they didn't have labron james had number one overall draft pig win inches. sixers of course had the big fellow, noel, scored 12 points, with six rebounds, two steels, and four blocked shots. know sell averaging 13 points in more than three blocks a game so far this season. guy's got the quickest hands i've seen for a big man in a long time. wiggins ten points against the sixers last night, three blocks, two steels. cav

the air-conditioner and that's appliances were fried so have to get do with.here's a slow-moving summer thunderstorm and i hope that triggered flash flooding. read and quarter sized hail. santal said ed that city were up to 6 ft.. let's take a look at some of the weather as with the back off today for them or what? bellhop yesterday's to conceal the national map that portions of why we in the lower states are already into the center played. the freer press of whether health a comparison. what's happening in the east coast is a video of boston. the weather remains of a lead of the sea border. and here the golf course state. and a as a slide of leftover to are part of the country were dealing with most of the cloud cover the story and most of the wet weather. as we push kid glove that is actually showing up of the raider radar for the bay area. it's coming down as the lights for goes here and there. others of having this some drizzles as some spot. that's the case here the golden gate bridge another perspective for you this is our neighbor to approach care rep.

the air conditioner was on in the suv. the children were rescued and then reunited with their parents. >> happening today, the georgia father accused of killing his toddler son by leaving him in a hot car will appear in court. he faces charges of murder and second degree child cruelty. today he has a probable cause hearing. now the 22 mold boy cooper died last month after spending hours in the hot suv. he told police he forgot the boy was strapped in the car seat and forgot to drop him off the adaycare when he went to work. a police officer in indiana has been suspended for pushing a paraplegic man in a wheelchair. take a look at. this nicholas kinkaid runs over the officer's foot and then thrown to the ground by that offense. this took place outside a school last october after he told cops he had a gun. he was unarmed, however, he was arrested for battery. the charge was thrown out. >>> inspectors are looking into what caused a section of facade to fall from the brooklyn bridge in new york city. a 25 foot section of the u

(air conditioner starts) okay, just a few more questions and we'll be done. honey. move over. this is the only really cool spot in the whole house. are there any ice cubes left? things have a way of disappearing in that freezer. there's plenty of ice, d.w. mr. read: arthur, could you help me carry something? there better be some of this lemonade left when i come back. trust me, arthur. (arthur groans) this is the biggest ham i've ever seen! (grunts) it's for a graduation party i'm catering tomorrow. (grunts) (sighs) it just fits.

i really want to make you aware of that because a the love people don't have air conditioners in san francisco, and that could be the case in your workplace. keep that in mind, bring a misty mate with you today, extra water and seek shade. it's worth it to find the extra parking spot. hot stuff out in the tri-valley, 106 degrees. that will be a new record. just to give an example. we don't hit these highs typically this time of year. this is hot for us. coincides with the garlic festival, 104 degrees today. if you want to get out there, more comfortable conditions on saturday, still, it's going to be hot. 94 degrees and 96 degrees on sunday. so just make sure you're ready for that, lots of sunscreen, lots of water in gilroy. and still i'm sure the crowds will be out there. let's get to your drive, it's going to be a jam-packed 17 over the weekend. but for right now, things are looking really good. free and clear just about everywhere. one spot with construction that could slow you down. at this time though, only by a couple minutes. you'll see a little bit of a slow drive. one lane b

. >> reporter: police say the suv was locked, its engine was running and air-conditioner on when they arrived. inside the vehicle, we saw sun reflector, a baby bottle, and an unopened jug of water. a document inside references karen thompson family child care home. that's an in home daycare based on sylvester street in oxford circle. thompson's friends described her as responsible caregiver. >> she's always have the kids with her every move she make i don't -- i don't -- this is unlike her. >> reporter: you fool like she runs pretty good operation? >> yes. >> reporter: the children were checked out the saint christopher's hospital then escorted by police to special second testimony unit. all are well. but shoppers back at the scene are still stunned. >> very irresponsible of anybody. it doesn't take too much brains really. >> reporter: neighbors tell us the 39 year old thompson has children of her own. several children in fact. they are older. they were not among those inside the suv this morning. police have been questioning karen thompson throughout the afternoon. the expectation is

the fire started in an air-conditioner electrical cord that had become pinched between a bed frame and wall. >> the lieutenant went into the apartment to search for life. and did not come out. and by the time his brother firefighters found him it was too late for him. >> two other firefighters suffered minor injuries. two residents were treated at the scene. this is the first line of duty firefighter death in more than two years. >>> now a man in california is attacked by a great white shark and he lives to tell this amazing story. he told cbs news correspondent tara okita his story of survival plus dramatic video of swim mrs. trying to get back to shore. >> reporter: very few have an encounter like this and live to tell the tail. >> i was staring at the shark face to face looking at his eye balls as he bit into me. >> reporter: the and tire attack took three seconds. >> i had absolutely no time to react. i felt that crunch right into my chest. and that expression with the teeth coming in my ribs. >> reporter: he credits his training as an ocean swimmer to know what he had to do. >> ju

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the day, so try to keep the indoors little cooler, if possible here, and obviously utilize that air conditionermember your car can literally become an oven within minutes, especially, in these kind of temperatures. ninety-two the expected high in philly today, looking even at the shore, 91 degrees, it is almost always a lot cooler at the shore, but not when you have got this casino every wind flow. mid nine's expected tomorrow, by that point, more widespread showers, if not locally drenching or strong thunderstorms, will start to become a little bit more after norm around our area. back over to you. >> thank you show, look at stories our sister station "kyw news radio" will be following. pennsylvania begins second week without state budget as governor tom corbett goes over whether to sign tee-off ten running out of medics unit, fire departments are making changes to prevent t old city about to get a new beer gardenment check in two, three, four times a day, "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. >> coming up in the next hour of cbs news, historic meeting with the pope, host sitting down with