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breezy conditions out of the north and these are dry winds for us instead of the typical ocean air conditioning we get. we are seeing humidity levels in the east and south bay at 20% or less. ordinarily the this would be a concern for fire danger but given the rain we have had, the hillsides still pretty green. nothing green on the radar. no clouds out there. the storm track has been off to the north for the weekend and as we head through the next five days, we'll see warmer temperatures. we could get close to upper 80s in a few spots as this warm wave or heat wave ramps up into next week and we'll talk about more off shore gusty winds and the potential for rain in the seven-day forecast in about 12 minutes. >> thank you so much. remember, you can check that forecast for your specific neighborhood with our free nbc bay area app. click on the weather tab to get updates for where you are. >>> a developing story in the east bay. a man's body found in the waters. police say they got a call about something floating in the water. sheriff's deputies arrived two hours later and found a man dead. invest

reports came in people stuck in elevators without air- conditioning. those caught in the bart train system had nervous moments. >> it was pretty chaotic. very crowded. i have a minor handicap in a bad leg. people were very kind and getting out of the way making room. thank goodness one of the escalators was working for a change. >> in the middle of a power outage>> which was unusual. >> we were down in the bart station and it went completely dark. people started coming out from down on the platform with their cell phone. >> at the heart of the outage all public schools and hospitals followed emergency protocols. the mayor said it all went according to plan. >> not only at our trauma center but all of the clinics and hospitals reported in. there were a few surgeries in session and they were able to have their backup generators. a big lesson. backup generators. it worked. >> the mayor was very happy that everything did work. according to the office of emergency management we can find some intersections in the city with flashing lights. treat those inters

. >> i wonder how many people put on the air-conditioning yesterday. >> reporter: ours came on, but i thought let's not do that just yet. we're dry in the area, if we go in tighter you can see light sprinkles and showers pushing toward new castle county, delaware. another batch north of harrisburg that could be making its way toward northern berks county and allentown so spotty shower activity around during the morning commute. as we look outside, we have sky6 live hd, center city, looking okay here. drier conditions for the first part of the morning commute. temperatures are mild, 65 in the city. 67 in wilmington, 56 degrees in allentown. up in the cooler suburbs up north it feels failure comfortable. 66 in millville. trenton and 60 in cape may. cloud cover shows you it's extending back through pittsburgh. there are showers out there. looks like this batch will come through in the morning. this survives in the southern part of the region into the afternoon. future tracker 6 shows you between 10:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. there's a chance of showers popping through, we hope it pushes to t

sitting on top of that air conditioning unit is her kitty cat. this woman is hanging out of the 14th story of this building. this is being shot from two stories below. i know some of you are like why don't you go to the neighbor's window? the neighbor was not home. hanging 150 feet being held by her boyfriend so she can do this. and plucksafety. just another day in russian videos at "right this minute." >>> let's take a look at one of the more beautiful places in the world. the sterle headlands of ireland. lots of visibility down the coastline. dipping down into the world. we've got this nicki bradley making the climb. 600 feet to the top of this cliff. struggling to get there. thankfully she's got her safety gear on, her rope. she's strapped in and also got a couple other tools with her as well. notice them? >> are those -- oh, my goodness. does she have a physical ailment that requires her to use those? >> she's had that fl ailment since she was 16 years old. he was diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer but it has not slowed her down one bi

sunshine, i'm sure everybody's been cranking up the air conditioning. meteorologist bill henley -- >> warm -- >> -- with the details on the forecast. bill? >>> yeah, unusually warm one yesterday. into the 80s. 87 was the high yesterday afternoon. cooler this morning. still warm for this time of year. for now, dry in wayne, delaware county. that could change. i'm tracking light showers. the temperatures are taking their time moving down. 63 now in the suburbs. 50s for the lehigh valley with some clearing. clouds over delaware and south jersey, keeping temperatures elevated. and philadelphia, 65 degrees. i saw a lot of 70s just a few minutes ago. still 70 degrees in fox chase and manayunk. it's dropped to 69 in rittenhouse and 65 in philadelphia international. the cool weather to start will linger into the late morning hours. you see the warmup at 10:00. then showers coming through. a little rain, 65 degrees. as it clears out, we'll get sunshine. the temperatures are destined for the 70s later today. not the 80s of yesterday, but still warm for this time

chopper three live overhead so you might want to take a look at that, entire roof with a large air conditioning unit, now covers up at lee one vehicle in this parking lot. it was ripped from this building which is a metal working business in west conshohocken around 3:00 p.m. we are told a security guard witnessed a funnel cloud touchdown over building before quickly moving backup, and then out of the area. we're also told that 23 employees were inside at the time, in one was injured. >> we're fortunate, way our town is low, if this touched down in our town, it would have been a lot of problems, downtown. so up here in the hill come through and great big building and took the roof so that is one thing that was, substantial really. >> reporter: now aside from the roof most of the damage here has been to the cars, in the parking lot, we are taking a look, some have been removed right now, and, it is an entire car underneath that area of roofing, we're told that was checked to make sure no one was inside of that vehicle. once again no injuries have been reported, and witnesses say, a tornado and t

stolen air conditioning units are putting some of new jersey's most precious artifacts in danger. >> two units were stolen from the museum on monday. the rising temperatures could put unwanted stress on anything that is organic inside the building. >> it's vital to our existence. we cannot have this building subject to the highs and lows in temperatures. >> vineland police are trying to figure out if there's a link to a rash of units being stolen from area businesses in the past couple of months. >>> a search on the genealogy website ancestry.com did more than uncover family history. police in montgomery county say it helped crack a case of identity theft. a man was arrested for impersonating a dead man from lansdale for more than 20 years. officers were alerted when a relative searching the website spotted something strange. >>> 5:14. new, fox newschannel's bill o'reilly is taking a break. the embattled host told viewers he was taking a few days off for a preplanned spring vacation. o'reilly and fox continue feeling pressure as dozens of advertisers drop commercials from his show ov

it is a case of ocean care conditioning especially in san francisco or boy air-conditioning right now. water temperatures in the mid-50s. so places like tiburon down to 61. increasing high clouds out of the north bay. san francisco you could see the trees there outside of the at&t park blowing around and it is a chilly 59 degrees. over toward the tri-valley. 60 degrees in dublin and winds northwest at close to 20 miles per hour. at times into san jose, 63 degrees and partly cloudy skies and our wind speed still blustery around the bay area. in fact, most of the bay area seeing wind speeds from 15 to 25 miles per hour. now later tonight, the wind speeds should come down a bit as the clouds thicken up and eventually lead to a chance of some showers for the early morning commute. spae especially around the peninsula and up into the north bay and 40s and 50s to start the day and monday the likely coolest day of the week with mostly cloudy skies and low to mid-60s toward san jose and 63 in livermore, 66 in pleasanton, around the peninsula highs tomorrow only in the low 60s. near 60 around

is coming off of the san francisco bay with the water temperatures of the 50s, that is ocean air conditioning. down the 60 at ocean beach in san francisco. and palo alto, a few high clouds at 65, and breezy around the bay as well in san jose. notice the wind speeds of 20 to 30 miles per hour, and a few gusts at the coast close to 40 and wind is the big part of the story especially for the second half of the week, and in the meantime, plan on increasing clouds as you wake up in the morning and you could have a few scattered showers for the morning commute and especially north of palo alto to the north bay, and those shower chances will move in to the san jose and possibly by early afternoon. the high tomorrow, and similar today, and less sunshine in the forecast, and mid-60s in san jose and antiochtin. and monday is very likely the coolest day in the next seven. you can see san francisco and the north bay low 60 and the best chance of rain in sonoma county, and marin county for tomorrow afternoon. the radar is dry. what we are watching is a system that is going to be dropping up and over a rid

i sometimes go to a hotel where there's air-conditioning. it's not the mosquito bite that gives you all area. i do not fret but i also carry a test case with me. i usually don't take the prophylactic medicine that ita carry the medicine. >> the next call, portlandtland. oregon. it used to the people be peopled systems and elderly and now it's like every single person has to have a flu shot so i wonder if it is drug companies or has something happened if you do have a compromise that's happened and you are an otherwise healthy person what is wrong with getting over its? i'm just wondering about the changes and if that is something that you noticethat few noticedd prompt that and also if you don't mind saying if you get a flu shot. >> thank you. >> guest: in answer to the second question, yes i get a flu shot every year. i figure i'm building up enough antibodies if i don't have enough this year i did have some from two years or something like that. >> the flu shot has been recommended particularly strongly for the elderly and people with comp

in a mediterranean climate and that this structure was constructed before conveniences like air-conditioning and electricity, build well wanted to cool his house down as quickly and efficiently as possible during the warm summer months. tall ceilings the on the first floor that was intended to allow the heat of place to rise. on the second floor, there are 12 foot ceilings. on the third floor, the ceilings are bent to air to a cupola. it is the equivalent of a house fan minus the electricity. chico,ravel to california this weekend on c-span's book tv. you can check it out online anytime at c-span.org/cities tour. this week we are in the golden state.

the upgrade include a new roof , improvements to the showers and heating ventilation, and air conditioningystem. >>> that is a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> and final resting place of one of the philadelphia's favorite founding fathers is getting a make over. cruits worked yesterday to repair the grave of the ben franklin at christ church burial ground in old sit. philadelphia eagles, university of pennsylvania, and rock storm john bon jovi among donors who raised more than $80,000 for work. the repair should be done by even of the month. >>> sixers season is a wrap. >> it didn't end well for them unfortunately, highlights from their game against the knicks the madison square garden, coming up next in congressman macarthur promised to protect our health care. but when right-wing politicians tried to pass a disastrous health care repeal bill that raises costs and cuts coverage, macarthur wouldn't oppose them. macarthur wouldn't protect us from a bill that raises premiums and causes 24 million to lose their insurance. wouldn't oppose a massive "age tax" on

in a mediterranean climate and that this structure was constructed before conveniences like air-conditioning and electricity, build well wanted to cool his house down as quickly and efficiently as possible during the warm summer months. tall ceilings the on the first floor that was intended to allow the heat of place to rise. on the second floor, there are 12 foot ceilings. on the third floor, the ceilings are bent to air to a cupola. it is the equivalent of a house fan minus the electricity. chico,ravel to california this weekend on c-span's book tv. you can check it out online anytime at c-span.org/cities tour. this week we are in the golden state. we want to welcome back david o'sullivan. he represents the european union as the ambassador to the states. the announcement of the invoking of article 50, which invokes the process of great britain leaving the european union. what is that mean for great britain and for the united states? guest: the united kingdom have s decided they wish to leave the european union. many of us regret this, but this is the democratic decision of the british peop

massive power outage spread downtown. 87,000 customers lost power and many had no lights, no air- conditioning, some lost phone service. >> it was pitch black in our store. everybody freaked out a little bit. we definitely lost a lot of customers. >> reporter: many restaurants could not take credit cards or lunch orders. they were forced to close. some businesses couldn't get all their work done. others sent people home early. >> during conference calls we were disconnected, randomly dropped during conference calls. >> reporter: 20 calls came in about people being stuck in elevators. 19 schools lost power. >> when i got home, everything was blacked out. >> all the clinics and the hospitals reported in. there were a few surgeries in session and they were able to have their backup generators. >> and traffic became a mess. some 300 traffic lights were wiped out causing chaos for cars with long backups as traffic officers tried to help at critical intersections. >> if we have a power failure. >> reporter: bart and muni passengers also face challenges with the montgomery station closing. >> power j

kennedy: let's go to my air-conditioned party panel. the managing editor at olympic media and senior editor at the daily caller. and tom shillue, fox news contributor. let's talk about this. has it been a me nominal successful 100 days for this administration? >> the press is going to talk down everything he does. you look. >> the the things you got done. i think pence is right. he said and the best is yet to come. kennedy: that's very reaganesque. it's morning in the trump administration. there is folgers in our cup. are they going rebound from the somehow fix healthcare, pass a bill, get it signed, then move on to tax reform so the economy can grow? >> there is nothing to suggest they know how to approach legislation. any have to do obamacare within it off yustlesly failed. whether they are doing obamacare 2.0 first. kennedy: paul ryan says tino what they are doing in the house, they know what they are doing in the senate. we don't know who in the trump administration is the point man trying to whip behinds on capitol hill. we have a

. >> reporter: for three hours, mia and her husband stood on the train without air conditioning. while she wasted her afternoon and discomfort, mia suffered last and one of her fellow passengers. >> it was pretty uneventful once we got rescued. >> reporter: the ap reports the tasered individual who caused the panic and rumors of active shooters in two locations struck the disembarked playing with mia and other passengers. >> that was matt king reporting. in a statement, new jersey transit apologized and said they were working with amtrak to determine the cause of the incident. >>> today marks 4 years since the deadly boston marathon bombing attack. three people were killed and more than 250 others hurt after two bombs exploded near the finish line. an mit police officer was killed during a manhunt following the attacks. one of the bombers, dzhokhar tsarnaev, was sentenced to death, his brother died in a gunfight with police. quite remembrances are planned to mark the somber anniversary. volunteers planted thousands of daffodils along the marathon course in honor of the victims. >

almost all caps fans it's going to be an awesome >> you knew the forecast so brought in extra air conditioningilding staff knew months ago if we got to the second round the weather could be like this, and if you were outside you know it was pretty hot. >> we got to 91, we set a record high temperature. i love when i have cheerleader when i talk about the weather doesn't happen very often. are you traveling with the team when they go to the pittsburgh. >> i'm going to stay here and do the morning yoga with all the fans. >> that's right. that's awesome. you guys ready for this? >> we're so excited. stoked. it's amazing. >> i got to go. i would talk to these guys all day long, but i got to go. back to you. >> that's it. he got the pom-poms down there. >> leave it to the meteorologists to geek out over the weather. >> that's exactly right. >> thank you doug. >> all right, get out of here. coming up next the new sports power play head back down to verizon center for more. ♪ >>> well the center of attention in this town tonight is down at verizon center we're going to go back down to our meteorologi

. >> yesterday was good day to get sucked in with the air conditioning. >> today will be great for thatmperature in dc yesterday tied at 91 set back in 1974 initially. so now that will be recognized as 2017, but despite the fact it's not as hot, the humid sticks around and makes it lately comfortable. if you're not a fan of humidity, it will be pretty muggy into today and tomorr temperatures 72 in washington, mild coming off of our record breaking heat. 69 in baltimore, 66 westminster, 70 in frederick, mid 60's along the mountains. due points which i've been showing this morning and was time to break back out the due point map retired at last fall, and now it's backing april 30th, and we got due points in the 60's which are uncomfortable. a test meant to how sticky. the exception being the mountains, it is very humid and cloudy, we're not going to go see much sun today. satellite and radar showing low level cloud cover especially north and east of washington and that will limit temperatures today. you might not even get out of the 70's, baltimore into the delmarva towards philadelphia.

. >> reporter: alas, tourists are not allowed inside the air conditioned vault that holds 500,000 seedsas of a few weeks ago now includes the rocelli's pepper seed. the iowa bank packed up the duplicate seed, and we were there to watch it be placed into the vault. all the sides in the seed vault have taken a similar type of journey. i think a lot of people would say, wow, this is incredible that there are all these seeds. good idea, but it probably doesn't really affect me personally. >> oh, i think it clearly affects everyone. i mean, we're losing right now something like $160 billion, $170 billion a year just in our wheat crop globally because of the temperature anomaly we have in the world, the hotter temperatures. so we're going to need and plant breeders are working on heat-resistant varieties. so we might not notice it right now, but all these different conditions are affecting our, today's food supplies. >> reporter: and the answers might be in that seed vault? >> absolutely. the answers are in the seed vault. if we have any answers, that's where we're going to find them. >> repo

also part of the air-conditioning units have been tossed around on top of this building.amped up around 4:00 today. the sky got really dark, the winds started circulating almost like a tornado out here. some of the roof blew off on to the parking lot around the back of the building. the company makes technology products. there was a security guard looking out the window while this all happened. no one was hurt here. there's some cant damage to the building as well as employee's cars. . three of them crushed underneath the remains of the roof that blew off. we spoke to a witness whos in one of the industrial buildings here. listen to what she had to say. >> it wassing and you just sea it was like a wind tunnel. >> the roof flew off. >> firefighters have now roped off that area where the roof is sitting on top of heavy cars. we kabt even see the cars. we wanted to take

someone stole two air-conditioning units and tried to swipe a third from outside the historical society it's vital to our existence. we cannot be subject to the highs and lows. >> police are trying to figure out if there's a link to units being stolen from area businesses in the last couple months. >>> it's toin. that's what these ladies did outside of city hall. perfect day to do that. >> a live look at the conditions now on broad street. it's beautiful. look at that sun. it's still up. it's a nice day out there. >>. >> a beautiful day. now we're getting these moving in and it's ahead of the storm system i told you was off to the west and midwest. it looks like it may u out before it gets here. let's check the temperatures. that's the big story today. we'll get to the chance of rain. we have winds out of the south. it's a sea breeze along the jersey shore. atlantic city, 60 degrees. you get in a little bit and look atwood bien at 81. >> things are much different there. across parts of south jersey, you have washington township at 81. you have piney hollow and all in the 80s. you get to

air. dry conditions are fueling this fire near naples 10% contained. 7,000 homes are evacuated there.rs, a cigarette destroyed four homes. >> some residents in philadelphia are concerned for their safety as their fire house was shout down due to the roof collapsing. >> this is what the roof looks like. two of the tresses inside are split. the city shut it down saying it's too unsafe to have crews working out of it. neighbors now feel unsafe. >> i don't know how safe i feel. >> we have children. god forbid something should happen. >> we spoke to the firefighters union. this is how the 11 member crew services have been redirected. ladder 27 out of 13th and shung. 43 out of 3rd and washington. they acknowledged response time will be longer but they say residents are safe. >> the city is trying to provide adequate service to the residents of south philadelphia. it's an unfortunate incident. the plan is to fix the roof asap. >> i spoke to an official. first thing monday morning they'll be here to expedite the repairs. >> you can see from the outside where the roof dips, we got a written re

they used a grant to replace the floor, upgrade the pool and install air-conditioning. >>> we are nine day was from the 2017 nfl draft right here in philadelphia. >> tonight phase two of the lane closures will start. crews will shut down the inner lanes of the parkway both inb bound and outbound. this is the second of three phases around the parkway. the lanes won't reopen until may 2nd. check it out. we're getting a new look at the nfl draft experience on the p k parkway. you can see what the main stage will look like along with other sections. the draft is expected to draw up to 200,000 fans at the parkway. where do you go? nbc 10 is the official eagles station. we have the draft covered for you beginning one week from tomorrow. we're live from the tgifridays. right now, you can't see how pretty it's going to be. you just see a lot of scaffolding and workers there. >> it's going to look better if the weather is nice. >> the sun is beaming. that would be good. >> i actually do have a decent forecast for the end of next week. having been through the two previous nfl drafts, it's an exp

and the doctor recommends that you drive with your windows and sunroof close and turn on your air-conditioningwest d.c., shomari stone, news4. >> our news continues now with chris and wendy. >> announcer: news4 at 5:00 starts now. >> right now at 5:00 the changes coming to a local construction project that could lead to major relief for thousands of drivers. >> a new crackdown on foreclosed homes and why blight and revitalize some community. >> but first, a man in custody is accused of trying to abduct two little boys from a playground. good evening, i'm wendy rieger. >> and i'm chris lawrence. the suspect is also accused of exposing himself to a teenage girl. this happened along stuart lane in montgomery county and that's where we find megan fits gerald. >> reporter: so very disturbing story they're telling us. this all happened on easter sunday right at this playground just behind this. it was a 13-year-old girl who helped them identify the suspect even after the alleged incident because they say he was standing on his balcony watching children play. court documents paint a disturbing pictur

the club used a $95,000 grant to replace and upgrade the pool and install air-conditioning. >>> getting fired in the passengers scandal. we're hearing from the ceo tonight. >>> plus the perfect storm all new at 5:00. why a shift made famous in the book and movie has soon become a a permanent part of the jersey shore. >>> stealthy cigarettes. how this pack of smokes turned a traffic stop into danger for police. vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers. by the time the drugs ran out, i was addicted. it happened so fast. i ended up on the streets, where the drugs are cheaper and easier to get. i was a full blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. when i realized i needed help i didn't know where to go. but i got help and you can too. you're not alone. help is within reach. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. the road to recovery starts now. >>> no one will be fired says united airlines after a man was forcibly dragged off the plane. >> united apologize d for the incident and said it's too soon to know if ticket sales were affected by the viral video. the ceo called it a s

he would usually read the newspaper even though we always had the windows down, never air-conditioning. sometimes he asked about where i was from and explains what was going on in the world. i tried to impress him about the time my friends and i climbed on newt gingrich askar. bernie was unmoved. 's attitude is what else have you been doing? before i met bernie i thought politics was about theater and showmanship and nothing happened or got fixed but instead of focusing on the large-scale changes many people expect from politicians he showed me how to see the people whose problems could immediately impact and solve, dedicated to helping his constituents which is not necessarily true of other senators. many politicians have staff made of climbers who one from and one senate to another to become a legislative director or chief of staff. some politician staff members want to run for office themselves but a lot of time vision in washington is just about being powerful and you can be powerful without a seat in congress. bernie was so committed to these issues that politics didn't feel gross