alicia: it should be.reign bond market is nearly as large as the european bond market together. we need a more liquid market and frankly speaking, because of capital controls, if i were china, i would try to create a euchre offshore. -curve offshore. we need the u.s. dollar, chinese there,ign bonds out creating the yield curve. we are not ready for the offshore market yet. we need to see more. if we have seen it, i think we will instill the appetite for chinese sovereign onshore -- i am sure that is going to come. betty: that is a long way off. exactly. in terms of now, then, where do we buy? where do you buy? alicia: korea and mexico. debt to gdp is very low. this is what i would buy. yvonne: you mention about this in hong kong as well. it could be a way to internationalize the yen as well. without full convertibility, do you see the remedy -- taking the renminbi taking a share of the markets right now? alicia: no. i am not ready for the onshore market. the underlying risk is on onshore bonds, mainly -- t

>> reporter: alicia, that's right, opening statements got underway this morning. there were no cameras or transmission inside the courtroom. right now the defense is addressing the jury inside montgomery county courthouse. there's such an interest in the case there's a primary courtroom and overflow courtroom for additional reporters and members of the general public. let's start with video of bill cosby arriving. he is charged with aggravated indecent assault. he is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constan at his home in cheltenham in 2004. judge opened the day by speaking to the jurors they were selected in allegheny county and sequestered throughout the course of the trial. the judge met with each one of them individually and addressed them in open court and talked about following the court's instructions to maintain a fair and impartial trial. then it was time for the prosecution to give their opening statement. the assistant attorney said trust betrayal and consent was violated. he placed a young trusting woman into a state where she she cou

enough for an umbrella, alicia. storm tracker 6 live double scan you can see there's green overtaking philadelphia. the lighter shade of green is light nuisance rain enough to make road slick if you have oil on them. it isn't enough to keep you home. down south more of the same down by cape may. the heavy stuff missing you off the coast. it might get steadier later on. we have lighter precipitation, and yellow mixed in along the pennsylvania turnpike and northern chester county and baltimore there's a chance at times you see a little steadier precipitation you coming in. the wider view shows there's more around haggerstown maryland. later this afternoon and this evening, a thunderstorm is possible especially in areas north and west of philadelphia. 72 is the current demplet in -- temperature in the city, 75 in washington. new york city, 66 degrees. a little bit of a change in the temperature as you move north. winds are light along the east coast and staying that way the rest of the day today. coming up to the south

until then, alicia nievez. >> more breaking news, one person dead following a multi-vehicle crash on i95 northbound lanes are closed near tin kin township at exit nine, officers say at least five people are injured. some traffic does appear to be getting by on the shoulder, but police say to avoid that area altogether if at all possible. >>> authorities are investigating a gruesome discovery in mt. airy. a man and woman were discovered shot inside a dark-colored sedan that was parked along east sidney street before heading to our breaking news story, alicia nievez filed this report on the story. >> reporter: in this usually quiet east mt. airy community, philadelphia police investigating an execution style double homicide. >> both shot one time in the back of the head. this is very much a who done it. >> reporter: all they know is that the victims are a man and woman both in their early 20's. their bodies were discovered just before 5:00 in the afternoon along the 1,000 block of east sidney street inside this dark colored parked car. >> it does appear it happened inside the car. the

brian and sharrie. >> good information alicia.old bride to be said yes to the dress this weekend all thanks to the internet. this is sylvia martin in one of her four bridal options with the help of an australian bridal shop the great grandmother turned social media to help her pick the perfect dress. martin is marrying her 88-year-old friend, frank raymond. the widow has been refusing raymond's proposals for decades saying she didn't want to disrespect her deceased husband pie taking a new name. last month martin learned you can keep your last name when you get married so she finally said yes . >> [laughter] >> the couple will walk down the aisle this month with martin donning the the lace number which received more than 5,000 votes. >> there it is. >> that one there. >> 93-year-old marrying an 88-year-old. she's on facebook. this is great. >> isn't it great. >> love it. >> congrats to them. >> that will do it for "action news" at 4:00 for sharrie williams alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff. join us tonight and every

so, thanks you, alicia. >> now, the winner in the georgia special election talked to supporters at headquarters in sandy springs. >> thank you. i have to start i saying thank you. there are hundreds of people to electedd scores of leaders who put their confidence a me and i will probably miss few, but there are several who stepped up, including my good and my hometown mayor, jerry. thank -- you know, i aid that this was going to be very tight race and it would be contentious and require all hands on deck and that is exactly what we had. from all of the others who were the competitors, including several here tonight, thank you for your help. member of the congressional the legation are officers and legislators. very close friend, senator saxby chambliss. i need to thank paul ryan and so many of the members across the country who united to help us hold the six. a special thanks to the president of the united states of america. and, the great vice president, mike pence. i think that it is appropriate to take a minute to acknowledge a new friend i made over the course of the campaign, steve scalise

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host: alicia shepard. guest: wow. driving a false narrative means that the media is covering something that the white house isn't comfortable with. and i find it just so frustrating to just -- the sort of confusing of the issue. there are legitimate reasons, legitimate investigations right now into whether or not there was collusion. i agree that so far they haven't come up with anything, but it's definitely a legitimate news story, but i would also say to sarah huckabee sanders that when the president tweets something like did yesterday about psychojoe and low i.q. mika he's distracting from the issues. yesterday wasn't about health care reform. the front page of "the post" today, "washington post" is a story about the president's tweets and the criticism by both republicans and democrats. so it goes both ways in terms of who is being responsible here. host: how do you define fake news? because that is something that the president tweets a lot about, and designating outlets and publications as fake news. guest: right

alicia vitarelli previews the new reality competition premiering tonight. >>> at least one person was injured when a car and trash truck collided in tillman treat. the driver is treated for multiple injuries but no word on a condition and still on clear what caused the collision. >>> it's our first look at the much anticipated senate gop health care plan in washington, they criticized the bill written behind closed doors. details now from the nation's capital. >> reporter: the big reveal the senate health care bill emerged. >> it's time to act because the obama care is a direct attack on the middle class. >> it establishes a -- and eliminates mandates requiring people to have coverage and provides $10 billion to help lower premiums. and gives more power to the states. another point of contention the rush to vote next week the health care of millions on the line. senators got their first look to overhaul obama care this morning. >> this is a bill to strip away health care benefits and protections that immediate it most in order to give a tax break to the folks that need it least. >> la

alicia. >> cecily, thank you. you have the. >>> just in on the cosby case within the past 15 minutes the prosecution rested its case after five days of testimony in the sexual assault case against bill cosby. vernon odom is live at the courthouse in norristown with the latest developments. vern. >> reporter:. >> reporter: alicia those are five full days of intense testimony and presentation here at the courthouse in norristown. again, the prosecution rested just moments ago. that was their plan. their contention that the show biz legend is guilty of aggravated sexual assault of andrea constand. the defense will that present its case starting on monday. >> day five in the bill cosby trial the day the prosecution planned to rest its case. on the witness stand again a cheltenham police detective reading from a decade old cosby deposition given in the civil lawsuit filed by his central accuser here andrea constand back in 05. under questioning cosby admitted he bought seven prescriptions for quaaludes in the 70's and

for sharrie williams alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i i'm brian taff. with sharrie adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> "action news" continues next at 5:00. new details in the fight to implement president trump's travel ban. the ruling from the supreme court today that has the white house declaring victory. >> the estimate of damage from the jersey shore today after a devastating and fast moving fire ripped through several homes over the weekend and how nintendo is turning back the clock to create the toy of the future and a gift that might be topping plenty of holiday >> ♪ "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> it is a new twist in the legal fight over president trump's travel ban but tonight, a decision that the white house is hailing as a victory rather than setback. the u.s. supreme court now says it will allow a modified version of the president's immigration plan to take effect. >

ossoff: thank you alicia. thank you everybody. [cheering and applause] ♪ >> now the winner in the georgia special election, republican karen handel. she talked to supporters at campaign headquarters in sandy springs, georgia. [chanting] [cheering] ms. handel: thank you. i have to start first of all i saying thank you. [cheering] ms. handel: there are literally hundreds of people to thank and scores of elected officials and gop leaders who put their confidence in me right from the very beginning, and i will probably miss a few but there were several who stepped up right from day one, including my very good friend, bob ott, joanne burrow, joe lockwood, mo -- my hometown mayor, jerry wood. i need to think, on april 18 i said to everyone that this was going to be a very, very tight race. it was going to be contentious, and it was going to require all hands on deck. that is exactly what we had. [cheering] ms. handel: from all of the others who were the gop competitors in the primary, including several who are here tonight. i see bob gr

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ossoff: so thank you, alicia. thank you, everybody. [cheering and applause] announcer: now, the winner in the georgia special election, republican karen handel. she talked to supporters at headquarters in sandy springs, georgia. [chanting] [cheering] ms. handel: thank you. i have to start first of all i saying thank you. [cheering] ms. handel: there are literally hundreds of people to thank and scores of elected officials and gop leaders who put their confidence in me right from the very beginning, and i will probably miss a few but there were several who stepped up right from day one, including my very good friend, bob ott, joanne burrow, joe lockwood, mo -- my hometown mayor, jerry wood. -- on aprilo thank 18, i said to everyone that this was going to be a very, very tight race. it was going to be contentious, and it was going to require all hands on deck. that is exactly what we had. from -- [cheering] ms. handel: from all of the others who were the gop competitors in the primary, including several who are here tonight. i see bob gr

alicia: no... que ellos no me van a entender. iris: pero eso no lo vas a saber hasta que no les digas la verdad. zaira: pues sí, voy a tener que decirles. me urge casarme, porque estoy harta de vivir con mis odiosos hermanos. y de estar en esa casa que me ahoga. iris: quiero hablar con ustedes. >> no, no me parece prudente. iris: no, "abue",

alicia trost/vocera del bart "ya hemos estado utilizando estas cmaras y nos han ayudado mucho.cho en el incidente del robo en uno de los trenes en el coliseo, logramos obtener imgenes bastantes claras que permitieron el arresto y detencion de dos de los principales sospechosos" --la vocera se refiere al incidente ocurrido en abril. cuando un grupo de menores de edad salt las registradoras en la estacin del coliseo en oakland. subiendo a un tren para asaltar y golper a los pasajeros.. --a diferencia de las cmaras dentro de las estaciones que transmiten en tiempo real, las imgenes de los trenes en movimiento no podrn ser vistas al instante. aun asi las autoridades esperan que ayuden a resolver los actos delictivos que se den dentro de las vagones. y a su vez mejorar la seguridad en ellos. lu outro -- las cmaras necesitaran ser reemplazadas cada seis o siete aÑos y con la instalacion de estos 470 nuevos dispositivos de vigilancia. dicen. lograron cumplir con su compromiso de reemplazar las camaras falsas antes del primero de julio. desde fremont. lucrecia borchardt, noticiero tele

alic alicia nieves has more >>> a gruesome homicide in the strawberry mansion. one that has residents on edge >> to hear that somebody was visually brutally attacked. i wonder what the motive would be. >> reporter: police were called here, a passerby discover add woman's blooded body in the grass >> her condition shows an awful experience. >> reporter: the woman i was bludgeoned in her face, pants pulled down to her ankles and she was stabbed a dozen times from her thighs to her chest >> somebody wanted to make sure that that she suffered and that she was killed. >> reporter: authorities combed the area where the boyd was found and discovered some of the woman's purse contents. authorities have not found the weapon and have not made arrests leaving some concerned about her safety >> somebody needs to do something to protect us. just because this is an area where we live, don't mean this is the stuff we should have the face >> we have checked with homicide detectives, they're not releasing the identity of the woman only saying she was 34 and last known address wa

>> thank you alicia. by the way watch a new fyi philly tomorrow and every saturday at 7:00. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. in an affordable dream kitchen that works as hard as you do. save up to 15% at the ikea kitchen event. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. in an affordable dream kitchen that works as hard as you do. save up to 15% at the ikea kitchen event. >>> before we go let get one more update from meteorologist, melissa magee. it's going be humid. 82 for the high today and mostly cloudy sky and spotty shower is likely as we go through the rest of the afternoon. 79 in reading and 73 in cape may and dover a high today of 81 degrees. we have pop-up showers and thunderstorm threat as we head into the rest of our weekend. >> thank you. we want to update you on our breaking news story from montgomery county, bill cosby has been called back to the courtroom as we mentioned in norristown and the jury asked two questions and broke for lunch. outside of courthouse on the left and outside the courtroom whe

"eyewitness news" reporter, alicia, live at police headquarters to bring us to up date. alicia? >> jan, philadelphia police have not identified the man an officer shot and killed on thursday, but that man's family had. they say his named is david jones. we spoke to his father, who says, he heard news of an officer-involved shooting on the radio, and thought to himself. what a shame. it was only later though that he realized it was his son. >> i'm still in shock. like not mad but just, you know, just in shock. >> the family after man shot and killed by philadelphia police still struggling to except the loss. >> i never -- sad that this happened. >> thomas jones is the father of david jones, identifies his 30 year old son as the man police shot and killed. on thursday, a little after 6:30, a night police and witnesses who were with police say an officer got into a confrontation with david jones along whitaker avenue. after witnessing him driving irradically on a dirt bike. the officer frisk david jones and found a loaded nine millimeter gun. according to police jones grabbed for t

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. >> thank you alicia. >> all right.nother check on the roads right now. >> matt pelman here now with the update. >> traffic is the pits that the for sure, really stinks here in delaware soon. northbound side of 95 i just talked to state police. they're telling me there is still one lane blocked with that accident in the northbound lanes in newport approaching 141 and you can see what that's doing to the traffic. single digit speeds coming up from newark just 6 miles per hour is never so much fun. if i were you and you could i would stay up on route two kirkwood highway where speeds are in the low 30's. that's a better bet than 95 northbound this afternoon. now, we got some better news from the sea isle city police just a few moments ago. we are hearing that the townsends inlet bridge connecting sea isle city and avalon finally reopened earlier today. had been closed for emergency construction since early april. we were without it for memorial day weekend but we're hearing that this afternoon the towns ends inlet bridge

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millimeter alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff.join me along with sharrie adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >> but first "action news" continues next at 5:00 with developing news of course we're getting a better idea of the man police in chester county are looking for at this hour in connection with that deadly road rage shooting. >>> also developing in new york, chaos had a hospital in the bronx after a man pulled a rifle from underneath his lab coat and opened fire. >> and new at 5:00 on health check the fitness class that is helping people at risk for bone density loss stay healthy. those stories plus another look at your holiday life. intelligent technology can help protect it. the all-new audi q5 is here. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> developing news. police in chester county are looking for this man in connection with the deadly road rage sho

alicia? >> reporter: jim, the district attorney says last year the county saw 97 drug overdose deaths, this year, 50, in just the first four months, the county trending to see 150 drug overdose deaths in 2017. operation wild fire is supposed to be a glimpse into how aggressive the county getting, at combating the heroin and opioid epidemic. >> operation wild fire in eight week joint drug operation between six police departments, in chester county, and county detective, has netted 46 arrests. >> sometimes you've got to set a fire to stop a fire. which is what we did here. we took a bunch of our drug cops and had them for two month do nothing but go after heroin dealers and opioid dealers. >> chester county district attorney tom hogan said the operation took out street level drug dealers in every region of chester county, among those arrested the father after man who made headlines last month, for an unprovoke attack against a man with cerebral palsy. >> so while his son was beating up a man wi

. >> olga alicia pressures even remains of be loved dog asia. >> every day. and she will always number my heart. never had a daughter. that was my daughter. >> the 5-year-old pit bull ter rear died from help toe sperosis striking a growing number of pets. >> something that exists in the environment and can last a long time in the environment. >> penn vet says lepto sperosis is transmitted by animal urine and it's rare but human can get it. >> it's something zoonotic transmissible animal to person. >> if you grab a dog toy that's been outside or have a cut or eat something before you wash hands that's how the bacteria is transmitted and even doing yard work. it's gross to think about but animal urine is all over the place outside. >> and inside, too. lepto is blamed for the february death ever a man. here the bacteria came from rats. cdc says in humans lepto sperosis can have a wide range of symptoms or none. left untreated it can cause death. >> the frog know sis is generally good. >> in dogs the symptoms can be vague. ledge are jury and upset stomach to feve

and most of all, i want to thank alicia. on the campaign trail for months after working long hours every day in the operating room, who has lifted me up, after long days and shown what true partnership is. so thank you, alicia. thank you, everybody. have a good night. >> jon ossoff down in atlanta giving his concession speech. of course, cnn projecting him the winner. he's coming out conceding to karen handel. he lost. and so he conceded to karen handel who is the republican candidate. i want to bringing in david chalian. they thought they had a chance. but he fell short in the end. >> he did indeed. it's so interesting listening to his words there, don, because as you know, in the closing days of the campaign, in the closing weeks of the campaign, he really didn't want to make this about donald trump. he was really trying to talk about the economy, getting jobs in the district, hi-tech jobs. he was really trying to play to the district knowing that it is a republican district even one that is tricky for donald trump, he onl

you never know. >> thank you alicia.quick break and accuweather when we come right back. >>> meteorologist, melissa magee is back with a closer look at a hot and humid forecast coming up. >> yes, coming up especially the second half of the weekend. right now owe not bad and plenty of sunshine. here is what is going on with stormtracker 6 live double scan you can see we are dry and no issues with precipitation, outside we go. chopper 6 hd high above the skies there in center city. a beautiful shot. as we look at our skyline this friday afternoon. ample sunshine and temperatures are responding nicely. 70s in most locations. 75 in philadelphia. upper 70s for allentown and coast in cape may 73 and beach haven 68. >> here is satellite 6 along with action radar we have the coastal low and a westerly win and because of that temperatures are responding as you get the westerly wind down sloping east of the appalachians, it compresses the air and warms it as the surface. for that matter as we get into the first half of the weekend

reporting live in wildwood crest, alicia nieves, cbs3 news. >> thank you so much. officials now know the cause of fatal early morning fire in chester county. flames broke out 5:30 this morning on buck walter road east coventry township. a 9-year-old boy was home at the time and killed. according to the chester county fire marshall the fire has now been ruled accidental. they say it all started in the kitchen of that home. >> in the city mantua section the fire department responded to a call of a row house fire about 11:00 this morning and it happened in the 600 block of union street. fire officials say they battled fire conditions before it was placed under control at noon. three units of the home were affected by the plays. >> we also now know the" t identity of pedestrian killed on the vine. philip west was struck shortly before 5 a.m. in eastbound lanes between broad and eighth stwleets a car collided with an suv. the driver of the car and passenger in the suv were both transported to the hospital and they both suffered moderate to severe injuries. the cause of

let's ask wall street editorial alicia. alicia, they're really going to make, they really want to make the state taxpayer, the state of california pay for all health care for california citizens? >> supposedly they say it's going to be free so taxpayers supposedly wouldn't be paying but, of course, you to fund it somehow. paul: yes, you do. what are they actually proposing here? anybody can get any coverage at any time? >> anyone and anywhere any time for free. no copays, no deductibles and no premiums. paul: you can't charge insurance premiums? >> you'll need a referral, if you want surgery you can go get it for free, mri for free. paul: what's the cost estimate of this. you say there's no such thing as free lunch, but somebody has to pay for it, the cost of this is going to be -- >> they estimated the senate appropriations committee estimated about 400 billion. paul: that's double what the whole budget now. >> triple. [laughter] >> that's five bullet trains. paul: it's it's still moving. >> the state senate passed yet wit

for alicia vitarelli, adam joseph, i'm brian taff.oin us tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on p h l 17. we have this. tough talk from james comey on capitol hill with president trump giving tough talk. >>> and the new rebuilt boardwalk while construction continues on the inlet. i'm new mexican update on what is happening in atlantic city. >> those stories and a look at the hot accuweather forecast coming our way next. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> i was fired in some way to change or the endeavor was to change the way the russian investigation was conducted that is a big deal. >> it was one of the most anticipated senate hearings in years. today former fbi director, james comey, took center stage on capitol hill to tell his side of the story and it was one of frustration and concern. working as one of the top intelligence officials under donald trump. it's thursday night and the big story on

thank you alicia. you look great. >> lets get a check of the roads now.ina is here with the update. it took me a while to take that shot too. if you are traveling out on 95 we see the typical slow-downs out there. northbound at girard avenue, back to the vine street expressway out to allegheny, although i like that northbound now in the green. 19 minutes and southbound you hit the brakes from cotman to the bridge and woodhaven to the vine. and a disalled truck on upper more land at by berry road. this truck is stuck under the bridge and allow time. and heading into new hope an accident at 202 southbound. a slow down there as well as the vine street expressway. we have a slow down in or out of center city. this is eastbound and westbound. and pretty much the length eastbound and westbound slightly tapping the brake as approaching 76 and then heading to new jersey, an accident at burlington columbus road. something to keep in mind. >> all right gina thank you. >>> still ahead on "action news" if you get ready to travel for the 4th of july we'll check out th

. >> olga alicia pressures even remains of be loved dog asia. >> every day. and she will always number my heart. never had a daughter. that was my daughter. >> the 5-year-old pit bull ter rear died from help toe sperosis striking a growing number of pets. >> something that exists in the environment and can last a long time in the environment. >> penn vet says lepto sperosis is transmitted by animal urine and it's rare but human can get it. >> it's something zoonotic transmissible animal to person. >> if you grab a dog toy that's been outside or have a cut or eat something before you wash hands that's how the bacteria is transmitted and even doing yard work. it's gross to think about but animal urine is all over the place outside. >> and inside, too. lepto is blamed for the february death ever a man. here the bacteria came from rats. cdc says in humans lepto sperosis can have a wide range of symptoms or none. left untreated it can cause death. >> the frog know sis is generally good. >> in dogs the symptoms can be vague. ledge are jury and upset stomach to feve

. >> i'm alicia vitarelli, coming up on on "action news" at noon, a woman is gunned down in camden countymorning. >>> a man's surprise attack by bullies went viral. gets a surprise, a happy one from strangers. >>> national weather service confirms this was a twister one of two in the garden state, we'll have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and more next on "action news." , june 25, nydia han and gray are off, i'm alicia vitarelli, here's some of the stories we're following on "action news" this noon. it is day two for the cleanup from yesterday's fierce storms. >>> a mechanical issue forced a

reporting live outside police headquarters, alicia, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> all right, alicia, thank you. >> philadelphia police are also continuing their investigation into a deadly shooting involving the reposition of a mini-van. investigators say tow truck driver shot and killed a man trying to stop him at 18th and dickinson in point breeze. police say the worker didn't realize a woman was inside of that van. she called her boyfriend to the scene. police say the boyfriend pistol whipped the tow truck driver, investigators say, two men then exchanged gunfire, the woman's boyfriend died at the hospital, and neighborhood dog was also killed. >> delaware authority have charged a man right there, chelsey outlaw in a shooting of a six year old little boy. desean banner remains in critical condition after he was shot tuesday afternoon while inside after vehicle in wilmington. a judge set bail for outlaw at $2 million. charges include attempted murder. >> a spokesman for bill cosby says the comedian may take the stand at his sexual assault trial. this is video of cosby walking into court

but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hi there.r of records set. you'll remember last week it was hot and humid, temperatures up to 35 degrees, the highest temperature recorded for over a0 years, but this week it has been cloudy, cool and wet. all now, we've had record rainfall across parts of eastern scotland. in edinburgh, 178 millimetres of rain has already fallen injune so far. that makes it the wettestjune on record and, yesterday, for a time roads were turned to rivers. now, looking at the forecast for today, low pressure is still with us, and we still have a lot of cloud left over with rain at the start of the day. but at least it is mild, with temperatures 12 to 14 degrees first thing in the morning. we will still have rain left over across parts of western wales. south—west england still with some fairly gusty wind here, so the rain heavy over the hills for a time. but moving further eastwards, breaks in the cloud coming in. so there will be some glimmers of sunshine first thing in the morning. through the peaks, pennines,

alicia davis will be there tonight. >> giddyap, mario.his is one of country's biggest stars, mirand lambert, is performing tonight and hoping to bring home hardware. queen of country, miranda lambert. ♪ >> miss miranda giving us an exclusive of the rehearsal for her hit. >> i get to do a little something fun. >> and opening up about her heartbreak anthem "tin man." ♪ >> it is is not about her life but overcoming heartbreak. >> it is a universal character that everybody in the world knows. he's famous for wanting a heart. it's my warning that sometimes if you have one, they could break. >> and with awe big return of the big hit singing competition. >> this is "american idol". >> would she ever face off with her ex in primetime. >> i would like to see you become a judge on "american idol". >> it's the camera thing that gets me. can we just do it over the phone? i appreciate the opportunities and i love to go do it to get my si really where it stops for me. ♪ >> after the cmt music awards, this animal lover is joining fans in nashville on a

for sharrie williams alicia vitarelli adam joseph cecily tynan i'm brian taff. and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> there is much more to come in the next half hour of "action news." that of course "action news" at 5:00 chaos in chester. police in delaware county are investigating four separate shootings in as many hours including one that killed a.m. child as he was walking to school. >>> plus. >> about 600 abandoned houses have been demolished in camden over the last several years. now it's time to focus on commercial buildings. i'm nora muchanic. i'll have that story coming up next. >> and new at 5:00 the reward one allentown family is offering up to track down a lost but very treasured stuffed animal. details on that and much more when "action news" at 5:00 joins us next. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> everybody was rushing, cars pulling up, running up there, you know, for their ki

we're helping up find it brian and sharrie. >> good stuff alicia. do it for "action news" at 4:00 for sharrie williams alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff. join me along with sharrie adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> but first coming up next at 5:00, new details about this weekend's deadly shooting outside of a center city nightclub that left more than a dozen shell casings scattered across the sidewalk. >> and of course we're continuing to track the storms moving into our region right now. team coverage continues next at 5:00 tonight. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> looking live at double scan radar and right now we're tracking a line of storms moving into our area. now going live outside, sky6 hd looking at the center city skyline or at least we're trying to tonight. the system has already sparked weather watches and warnings to our west and we're monitoring any damage the storms may cause. >> take a look right now at the video shot by chopper6 less than 90 minutes ago as the storms star

and, yiu fai ko (you-fi-ko).alicia troast/bart- "they're taking the hours, but i can also tell you they have the highest seniority, which means, other people are saying no to the hours and they are taking them." bart spokesperson alicia troast says that abundance of volunteer overtime resulted in each of those employees making more than 115-thousand dollars in overtime... on top of their roughly 60-thousand dollar base salary. all while working in the downtown san francisco stations. and, this isn't the first time zhang (jzang) has made headlines. in 20-15, he earned about 162-thousand dollars in overtime, working an average of 114 hours per week.alicia troast/bart- "and, i can tell you they earned every single penny, and they are doing a thankless job of cleaning up urine, feces, uh, needles. they are scrubbing our downtown san francisco stations troast adds though that in anticipation of up to a 25-million dollar budget shortfall to start off this year... bart cutoff the overtime available for employees like the three janitors in question. so, in 20-17, they're only making their base

alicia sÁnchez muestra a las jÓvenes estudiantes la tÉcnic n ancestral para hacer las tortillas. historia, cada comida, cada platillo. >> ensaÑamos, aprendemos y nos llevamos un centavo directo a la mesa, en donde los comensales no han escatimado estrenar con la comida. >> tamal de acelga, la comida chilena, choclo y empanada de pino, asÍ de todo. reportera: durante 13 dÍa guanajuato capital se vuelven cocineros tradicionales. >> el evento es muy importante porque no solamente une cocinas, une personas, y lo que se comparte en las cocinas o en las esquinas o en los lugares especiales, es quizÁs lo que jamÁs se va a hablar en otros foros. reportera: la quinta cumbre de gastronomÍa involucra 120 actividades simultÁneas, deja mÁs de 3 millones al estado. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. bueno con muchÍsimas ganas de irme para allÁ a comer algo termina el programa de esta noche. les invito que sigan interactuando con nosotros a travÉs de las redes sociales, los espero nuevamente en conexiÓn a esta misma hora, sigan a continuaciÓn en sintonÍa del noticiero univisiÓn.

i wish him and alicia all the best in the new life they are going to be starting. [applause] ms.andel: tonight, tonight, tonight i stand before you extraordinarily humble and honored at the tremendous privilege and high responsibility that you and the people across the sixth district have given to me to represent you in the united states house of representatives. [cheering and applause] do -- we havewill had a legacy of tremendous leadership in this district. our very own tom price who is now secretary of hhs. [cheering and applause] ms. handel: now senator johnny isakson -- -- today -- isakson [cheering and applause] ms. handel: and newt gingrich. [cheering and applause] ms. handel: these statesmen have created very big shoes to fill. i will do my best to live up to the standards that they have set. ossoff supporters, know that my commitment extends to everyone of you as well. we may have different beliefs that we are a part of one community, the community of the sixth district. [cheering and applause] ms. handel: i will work just as hard to earn your confidence in the weeks and

i wish him and alicia all the best in the new life they are going to be starting. [applause] ms. handel: tonight, tonight, tonight i stand before you extraordinarily humbled and honored at the tremendous privilege and high responsibility that you and the people across the sixth district have given to me to represent you in the united states house of representatives. [cheering and applause] ms. handel: i will do -- we have had a legacy of tremendous leadership in this district. our very own tom price who is now secretary of hhs. [cheering and applause] ms. handel: now senator johnny isakson -- ms. handel: and former speaker newt gingrich. "newt"]g chanting ms. handel: these statesmen have created very big shoes to fill. i will do my best to live up to the standards that they have set. to the jon ossoff supporters, know that my commitment extends to everyone of you as well. we may have different beliefs that we are a part of one community, the community of the sixth district. [cheering and applause] ms. handel: i will work just as hard to earn your confidence in the weeks and month

<alicia troast/bart- "it does save us money. it is a cost savings for bart to offer overtime.don't seem to understand that, they question if that's true and its absolutely true. it's cheaper to use overtime then to hire additional heads, because of the long-term cost of the benefit package. and, its also because we can turn it off if we need to and that's the exact case of what happened in 20-17. at the beginning of the new year, we saw we needed to save some money, so we can turn it off."> (grant) the bart spokesperson is referring to the fact that at the start of this year... bart projected a possible 25- million dollar budget shortfall... so, it cut off all overtime for employees like the three janitors in question... that means, this year, those employees are only making their base salaries. (pam) coming up:a five year old california boy saves the life of his family. the very adult action he took -- when a fun day on the water took a scary turn. then -- new at ten:stunning video from inside