a big low pressure across the atlantic sending weather fronts in oui’ atlantic sending weather frontss weatherfront, the cloud does break up, the wind coming out of the south, it could be very warm. we expect high temperatures, but that is not the case for most of the uk. but it will be pleasant enough. wednesday does not look like it will stay warm across the south—east, we will see cloud and rain. overall, a relatively unsettled spell of weather beginning. towards friday, weather beginning. towards friday, we start to see cooler conditions of the atlantic, so it will be a showery end to the week. thursday and friday relatively cool with showers on the way. this is bbc world news today. our top stories... europol warns of a fresh wave of cyber attack victims as people return to work on monday— following friday's unprecedented global attack. for those companies that are not running an up—to—date systems, who have not patched where they should have, they had better make sure that they have done that before people turn up to work on a monday morning. victory for angela merkel‘s christia

avalon still a few sprinkles and on up into atlantic city. a lot of this is now pressing off to the north and east out across the water. that's very good news. here say look at where the heaviest rain fell. if you were in dover and you moved right on through perhaps even atlantic city, you moved into ocean county that's where we saw this line of two to three inches of rain. if you were in allentown and reading, you got very light rain. sprinkles, perhaps not much in the way of accumulation, just basically a cloudy, lousy day out there. this is what we're looking at right now in cape may and you can see it's just mainly cloud cover. we don't have a lot of rain drop on the lens. let's check the temperatures, 66 degrees, we should be in the upper 70s. the winds out of the east at 3 miles an hour. that's part of the reason we'll stay so cool at this point. in philadelphia, 65 degrees and calm winds. we'll continue with the cloud cover and the fog overnight tonight. let's see where we go. during the swroefr night hours we'll be 65 by 8:00 tonight.

atlantic city, wilmington, philadelphia, dry, no showers here. there is a chance we'll see scattered showers later this morning and into the early afternoon hours. right now, the last few showers, you see them just passing by trenton this morning. some light rainfall that extends into burlington county heading out of the area. the low pressure that spun all those storms our way has moved on into new england. those are the heavy downpours. the spinning, you see still showers to the northwest. and that's a possibility of some isolated, light showers around midday. 6:00 this evening, most of the showers are done. then we'll be drying out tonight. and we'll start the evening dry and stay dry right on through the night and into tomorrow morning. 10:54 tomorrow. you'll see showers building to the northwest. most of this will pass to the north. saturday evening, check this out. storms, heavy showers and possibly thunderstorms moving into the lehigh valley, suburbs, and into philadelphia. and still with us into sunday morning. a little faster than schedu

our sabina kuriakose is live in atlantic city among the scores of people there. but let's start with fox 29's meteorologist scott williams. scott, it is dry for now. >> yeah, absolutely. it looks like it will stay dry for most of the holiday weekend. but we still have the threat of some rainfall. comfortable temperatures once again not completely dry, but not a washout either. as we take a live look right now, down the shore, folks have been out and about enjoying a land breeze for today. so temperatures have been a little milder. we'll have more of an on shore flow for the holiday weekend that will make things a little cooler but temperatures right now 74 philadelphia. 74 degrees at the airport. inland in atlantic city along the boardwalk with that land breeze 73 degrees. 71 right now in sea isle city. look at ultimate doppler we have the clouds and also the radar on top of that. you can see a couple of passing spotty sprinkles moving through cumberland also salem county, but off to the west i've circled this disturbance around chicago. this will bring us a thre

nbc10 is on the road this morning in atlantic county. vai sikahema and tracy davidson join us live from the wawa in galloway township where i'm sure it's goingbe

atlantic, weatherfronts being sent in our direction.cloud breaks, with the rain coming out of the south, it could be very warm. it will be pleasant enough at least. wednesday, it will not stay warm across the south—east, we will see cloud and rain. overall, a relatively unsubtle spell of weather beginning thursday and in towards friday, we start to see cooler conditions coming in off the atlantic, so it will be a showery end to the week. thursday and friday of relatively cool, with showers on the way. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11:00: a warning that more computers could be affected by the unprecedented global cyber attack as the working week begins. seven nhs trusts in england, and 11 boards in scotland are still affected, with patients told to expect further disruption. emmanuel macron is sworn in as france's youngest president, and declares the country is on the verge of a great renaissance. nurses vote overwhelmingly in favour of a "summer of protest" over pay. also in the next hour meet the world's oldes

atlantic county. vai sikahema and tracy davidson join us live from the wawa in galloway township where i'm sure it's going to be a party when folks come in this morning. >> it's already been a party. taking selfies left and right. crazi. >> it's been a hub of activity. we're near schools. stockton kids and teachers coming through on their way to school. it's been awesome here. >> let me remind you where we are. galloway township on the white horse pike, cross street is pomona road. the rain has cleared out for now, dry outside. bill henley with the forecast for the day. bill? ♪ >>> all right, judy is prepared for a little bit of rain, right? >> anything but snow. i don't like snow. >> we have no threat of snow at all. doing okay today. we have a few spritzes, a little bit of rain in the area. misty now. we're not alone -- lots of clouds through the area. look at spring city. clouds around through the morning. we should see breaks of sunshine in the afternoon. delaware and new jersey, you see the cloud

with magnus atlantic from the council, previously held several positions with the atlantic council since 2005 and also defense analyst with the washington, d.c. consulting company. democrats call 202-748-8000. 202-748-8001. and independents, 202-748-8002. line from kingswood, texas, hi, bob. caller: hi, good morning. magnus nordenman, i wanted to get your comment and thought socialism ofective france. as you know, france pays below share, quite a bit below and i think they have a from their backlog payment. as you know, also they had an they basically leaned a little bit left and a lot of the people in france are letting other people pay, inle they can use that money their socialistic system. what do you feel about that? example of a good what happen necessary america and other places, where when eople are covered with their payments, they can use money to do other things? thanks for that comment. again, you are hitting on a real here. there has been an element, quite perhaps an element of free riding where the u.s. spent some on defense and european nations have spent less obviously som

this time virgin atlantic.heelchair-bound passenger says she and her service dogs got the boot from an airport lounge. >> reporter: she was in tears crumpled in pain when she says she was denied access to the virgin atlantic lounge at jfk because she had her service dog. >> i literally cannot -- [ crying ] >> reporter: in 2011 her spine was severely injured in an accident leaving her wheelchair- bound. service dog blue bell helps pull her. she can't sit for more than 30 minutes. that's why she says she paid for the virgin atlantic lounge so she could lie down before her flight. but the lounge employee said no. and michela caught it on video. >> virgin atlantic policy with any service animal you have to have paperwork. >> reporter: but according to the americans with disabilities act no documentation is needed and disabled people with service dogs can go anywhere the public is allowed. this is a picture of the lounge. and she said it was practically empty. but she was still refused entry. [ crying ] >> you guys

the top of the atlantic city expressway seeing less intense rain there will be a lull coming in, we're seeing the rain taper off in glassboro. drizzle back in these areas, but this is the big problem. southwest into philadelphia and the northern and western suburbs there's rain up there, not as much, but earlier rain has made roads wet, additional showers on the way. there's the wide view, more rain coming south of ballot -- baltimore heading for dover and cape may. sky6 live hd looking at the commodore barry bridge. it is gray and a little bit damp by the bridge. although that's an area we're starting to see a lull. 56 in allentown. 56 in philadelphia. similar numbers everywhere, mid to upper 50s, upper 50s toward the shore in cape may and at the airport in atlantic city. future tracker 6 shows you another batch of rain is possible toward the tail end of rush hour around 8:00 a.m. it is farther to the west anne catches lehigh valley and berks county. during the afternoon gradually we expect this to shift toward the east. the latest view on future tracker by 3:00 p.m. shows quite a bit

atlantic city airport, 73. we're in between systems right now we're getting windy conditions, some of the leftover clouds. the low pressure that brought us the soaking rain, the thunderstorms last night that will be pulling out. we get a break in the action for the first part of the day tomorrow and that complex, this is what's called a short wave moving into chicago. earlier in the week that looked like it it would be moving through on sunday, now it will be moving through tomorrow afternoon bringing us a chance of showers. tonight, clearing skies, 58 in philadelphia. 53 in allentown. 59 in cape may. trenton, 55. future tracker showing tomorrow morning we'll see clouds and sun, i think brighter skies to the east and then again as we head into the afternoon that short wave moves in. scattered showers i think so the best chance will be south of philadelphia. not everyone will get them, but you definitely want to keep your eye to the sky and have the umbrella on hand. temperature-wise we should manage to make it

sixty-four in atlantic city. sixty-one in wildwood. dry conditions but cloud in place getting a couple of breaks in that cloud deck that we are relishing, on storm scan three but check this out to our south and west, showers , thunderstorms and some stronger thunderstorms, a whole barrage of moisture moving off to the north and east and that is going to be arriving heading in the overnight period. so for this evening, staying mainly dry mostly cloudy conditions, mild temperatures in the middle 60's. as we head throughout the overnight period a breeze does pick up, showers, thunderstorms, developing that rain could be heavy at times low temperature back to 57 degrees. we will talk more about the timing of the rainfall and more rain, in store, for our thursday, and if we can move this all out, in time, to say the three day upcoming weekend we will have that in a few. >> thanks, lauren. >>> more than 500 students graduated from the university of the sciences today. >> also honored at the ceremony doctor paul office a co inventor of the r

sixty-four in atlantic city due to the east wind off the atlantic. temperature of the ocean very chilly at 58 degrees. for this evening, 63 degrees, damp, with a few spotty showerse of the city and then overnight tonight, cloudy foggy with more drizzle around low of 60 degrees. we have another pretty rainy day, in the seven day forecast and i'll let you know when to expect that in a few minutes, coming up. >>> delaware state police say off-duty trooper fatally shot her boyfriend during a domestic dispute. it happened around 11:00 inside a home in the 3200 block of champion's drive-in pike creek. investigators say when officers got there they found a female trooper, severely beaten they found her boyfriend four three-year old maurice eiffel with a gunshot to the torso. eiffel was taken to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. the trooper's name has not been released only that she is a eight year, veteran and and autopsy is scheduled. >>> fbi i wants to know if race played a role of the murder or the black man of the campus of the university of m

skyfox over the atlantic city expressway.points tonight. >>> yeah, like here. let's head to the boardwalk starting to get a little crowded down there in ocean city, new jersey. not a bad night to be out there. >> not at all but the question of course on everyone's mind, will mother nature cooperate? memorial day weekend of course is the unofficial start of summer. good friday night. i'm dawn timmeney. i'm chris o'connell. some showers are threatening your weekend plans. our sabina kuriakose is live in atlantic city among the scores of people there. but let's start with fox 29's meteorologist scott williams. scott, it is dry for now. >> yeah, absolutely. it looks like it will stay dry for most of the holiday weekend. but we still have the threat of some rainfall. comfortable temperatures once again not completely dry, but not a washout either. as we take a live look right now, down the shore, folks have been out and about enjoying a land breeze for today. so temperatures have been a little milder. we'll have more of an on shor

through cumberland county into atlantic county over 2-inches of rain and down the shore through atlantic city, sea isle and even into ocean city nearly 2-inches of rain. as we go hour by hour, spotty showers will continue through philadelphia and finally everything comes to an end by early tomorrow morning. even down the shore. some breaks in the overcast. sue serio will be talking about that during "good day philadelphia". but then more clouds lift up from the south. and here comes the rain again by late tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow night with some rain heavy at times tuesday night into possibly early wednesday morning. so for tonight, the low temperature 60. those showers coming to an end but mostly cloudy skies expected. tomorrow we bump up the temperature just a little bit to 71. mostly cloudy. with some rain especially toward the evening and the nighttime hours on your seven day forecast from the weather authority the phils come home and we have the clouds at least for tonight. now by wednesday, we're looking at skies becoming mostly sunny that's a nice day. 76. but another roun

live look as the sun rises over the atlantic ocean, unofficial start to summer. in ocean city yesterday we want to show you the unlocking of the ocean, symbolic annual ceremony, getting folks excited for the coming tourists and vacationers who flood the shore every year. the weather cooperating right now. although not perfect. still a bit too cold to take a real swim in the ocean. we spotted people getting their feet wet. a lot of people coming from philly in the suburbs, driving down last night on the expressway. what's next today here in ocean city, the beach challenge and then a special memorial day event on monday, featuring a local veteran who serve d on th helicopter in afghanistan. in the next few hours, we'll start to see a lot of people flooding the boardwalk. we're expecting that weather to be good for some of the day, at least today. coming up at 6:00, we'll take you up to atlantic city where a big fireworks show happened last night. randy gyllenhaal. >> the blue angels will highlight the millville wheels and wings air show in cumberland county. the sa

farther north and east in cape may, places like atlantic city it's cooler.the beach today the ocean temperature raw, as well. 62 degrees that range of temperatures from atlantic city and points north down to cape may, down south, spotty drizzle possible on the beach. up in the poconos it's a cool memorial day with a fair amount of clouds, maybe sun later, spotty shower and 66 for the high up in the mountains. as we roll through the rest of the day in philadelphia. 63 by 2:00. by 4:00, a shot increasing to 68 maybe you see sunshine. we quickly fall back to 61 degrees by 10:00 p.m. tomorrow we wake up to a cloudy start a couple of sprinkle possible early. as we go through the morning a pop-up shower not out of the question. most of the day just clouds and dry with just that spotty sprinkle or shower. what we'll be looking for in the evening hours is the development of showers and thunderstorms they could come down later in the evening tomorrow into philadelphia and other areas in the region. eventually this pulls away from us in the overnight hours. the exclus

the hospitelicopter took off fre atlantic city airport.crashed in new castle around noon just a mile and a half away from the airport. this is a picture of the helicopter that wept down today. nbc 10 is looking into what kind of training that pilot was doing when the helicopter went down. >> e she joins us live from the crash scene. >> reporter: nbc 10 learned that the medical pilot was training in bad weather to prepare for emergency situations. our aviation expert says that's a requirement for him to keep his license current. >> it shook the whole building. you could feel it. we knew something was up. >> reporter: cell phone video captured theafter math of a helicopter that crashed into a drainage ditch behind the u.s. post office's new castle distribution facility. >> when we walked through the door, we saw this big flame and we just looked over at the flame and the fire was just out of control. >> police say the 37-year-old penn star pilot was alone and had flown this helicopter from the atlantic city airport to conduct a training exer

margate, lawn port, ventner, and atlantic city run this event together. it's happening this sundays morning. it's -- this sunday morning. it's the first big event of the season here. >> go up the boardwalk to the end, come all the way back to the point in longport, and they end up behind us at tomatoes restaurant, our title sponsor. they throw a big barbecue in the parking lot. it's a lot of fun. free music, lots of free food, water, ice from the local businesses. wonderful family event. >> reporter: right here is where the bike tour ends on sunday morning. there are new businesses here in town to check out here in margate. the ice cream shops, restaurants, and of course once you end up here, there's a junior's doughnuts here. i had a couple of those yesterday. i'm filled with doughnuts here down the shore. that's one of the big things here. one attraction's been around this area for more than 100 years. you might have a good guess as to where we're heading next when i see you in the next half hour at 5:00. for now, live in margate, nbc10 news. >> i've go

wilmington topped out at 90 and 93 for atlantic city. a look at the temperatures right now. rain cooled parts of delaware. upper 70s in wilmington along with dover. still 90 though philadelphia. 90 in trenton. 91 at the airport in atlantic city. but as were you head down the shore, temperatures a little cooler. 73 right now ocean city. we have 71 degrees cape ma may point. 77 sea isle city. water temperatures only in the upper 50s. so this weekend winds will be more off the ocean so it's going to be chilly down the shore. temperatures likely only in the upper 50s for high temperatures saturday and sunday. inn lapped temperatures only in the upper 60s. so as we go hour by hour we'll talk about that temperature change. by 7:00 o'clock, we're looking at numbers in the low to mid 80s north and west of philadelphia. but watch what happens as we continue through tomorrow morning. 6:00 a.m. 60 philadelphia. 59 in trenton. 54 degrees in allentown upper 40s in the poconos tomorrow morning. and then by tomorrow afternoon, upper 50s in wildwood at

recognizing those who made the ultimate sacrifice in atlantic county. residents rang in the memorial day holiday during a park rededication ceremony. browns park had been in disrepair since the 1980s it boasts play abgathering areas. the park is named after harold black, the first black resident to die in world war ii. in trefter towny the horse show and country fair continues today in the ring hunters and jumpers. at 6:30 there will be a memorial day tribute at the devin fair grounds. >> in this county represent like case of two ships used by christopher columbus be the nina and pinta are a two-mile landing morina going on until tomorrow morning. those ships tour together as kind of sailing museum if you will. >>> all right a 16-year drought from the ncaa tournament. >> until the university of delaware snapped the streak today. >>> and you can hear the excitement stim headed for the next offer. blue hens baseball on the road to the college world series. >>> plus pass the spf. the biggest mistakes when you're making when it comes to sun protection. >>>

magusare talking with with the atlantic council. he has worked as a defense analyst for the week and hoping. 202-748-8000,call republicans, 202-748-8001, and independents can call 202-748-8002. this is bob on our republican line. >> i just wanted to get your comment on the selective as yousm of france -- know france pays below their share, quite a bit below and i think they have the significant backlog from their payment. as you know, they also had an election where they basically leaned left and a lot of the people in france are for helping -- letting other people pay while they can use that money in their socialistic system. is that not a good example of what happens in america and other places where, when he blocked covered with their payments, they can use their money to do other things? >> thanks for that comment. you are hitting on a real issue here that there has been an element of perhaps free riding where the u.s. has spent a lot on defense and some europeans have spent less and obviously at decideint you have to what you'r

the different story on monday, clouds rolling off the atlantic.ill spoil the weather for most of us will spoil the weather for most of us tomorrow. clear whether across the uk right now. so, the evening is looking clear across most of the uk but by the time we get to midnight, we will see rain bearing cloud approaching our shores. this is how it looks in the coming hours. the skies across the extreme east of the country and early hours of monday morning it begins to turn wet in south—western england and wales, just around the irish sea, northern ireland and south—west scotland. across the hills, the rain is heavy, especially in the south—west, western isles, a wet morning here. rain through northern ireland as well. wet in the lake district and into a north—western parts of england and wales. plenty of rain in the south west and central and southern england as well. at eight o'clock in the morning, it is not quite raining in kent and east anglia. and up into lincolnshire and parts of yorkshire. eventually in the second part of the morning and afte

temperatures below average right now. 62 in philly. 59 in atlantic city. 59 in atlantic city and 48 at mount pocono. due points as i mentioned dropped off from yesterday. not quite as muggy with the drier air in place at the surface, we're seeing radar image and it's a little bit deceiving a lot of oh returns you see some lighter greens not making it's way to surface. we do have that along the coast. cape may county into wildwood, sea aisle reporting light rainfall. same case beaches in delaware, lewes in rehoboth beach, seeing the light rain, we do have moisture up wind this area of precipitation will continue to work its way to the northeast. rain chances will persist overnight. we have this one area of low pressure giving us the rain showers overnight then a secondary area of low pressure. a stronger more moisturely system that will arrive thursday dealing with periods of rain and imbedded thunderstorms. for tonight, scattered showers especially i95, breaks of sunshine a high temperature at 72. future weather showing us what's happening as we head into the overnight periods, seeing

from atlantic city to ocean city -- >> three, two, one -- >> reporter: and beyond. jersey beaches are open for your sun, fun and summer enjoyment. >> come on down to the shore. enjoy the boardwalk for the first time since world war ii the boardwalk. >> reporter: hundreds by the ocean for the official unlocking of the shore ceremonies and then the holiday weekend party including plenty of toasts and selfies continued. ♪ thousands scrambled fo for a summer souvenir as the beach balls dropped courtesy of the casino hot summer fun campaign. teaching his daughters the traditions he's enjoyed at the shore. >> coming down to the shore here, ocean city, for 30 years. so -- this is my girls' second or third summer, and we love this weekend. remembering the men and women who give the ultimate sacrifice and enjoying the perfect weather. >> reporter: and for this family of york, pennsylvania, their first trip to atlanta city. >> we got here last night and came out this morning. spectacular. >> reporter: this family of five decided last minute to reserve a spot at the shore. >>

temperatures below average right now. 62 in philly. 59 in atlantic city. 59 in atlantic city and 48 at mount pocono. due points as i mentioned dropped off from yesterday. not quite as muggy with the drier air in place at the surface, we're seeing radar image and it's a little bit deceiving a lot of oh returns you see some lighter greens not making it's way to surface. we do have that along the coast. cape may county into wildwood, sea aisle reporting light rainfall. same case beaches in delaware, lewes in rehoboth beach, seeing the light rain, we do have moisture up wind this area of precipitation will continue to work its way to the northeast. rain chances will persist overnight. we have this one area of low pressure giving us the rain showers overnight then a secondary area of low pressure. a stronger more moisturely system that will arrive thursday dealing with periods of rain and imbedded thunderstorms. for tonight, scattered showers especially i95, breaks of sunshine a high temperature at 72. future weather showing us what's happening as we head into the overnight periods, seeing

atlantic city 72. cape may coming in at 72 degrees, down near wildwood as well. it will be a breezy day. not just here in center city but across the area wind could get as high as 20 to 25 miles an hour. be prepared for that as you do head outside, and it is just going to be warm and it will be windy. now our memorial day forecast, don't want to give away whole outlook just yet but it will be an up and down ride. we will fill out rest of the outlook there, you know, main weather coming up in a little bit but it will be up and down but we will see it warm and that is our quick case of what we can expect for memorial day weekend, guys, now back inside >> thanks, matt. >>> first big weekend of the year for new jersey shore, all of the shore towns have prepped for the crowd, wildwood is ready, shore town is hosting the 32nd annual international kite festival, it is largest kite festival in the country. people are already on the beach catching the breeze and this weekend the east coast kite championships will be held on the beach, at the rio grand avenue. in honor of

behind me is a label that is to the making of the atlantic world. we feature a story of someone who was the leader of the west african coast. she strategically aligned with the portuguese, dutch, and turks to avoid her people being enslaved as well as being in the slave trade. is a quote her story from a gentleman of european descent. the statement says while i admit i am sickened at the purchase of becausei must be mum how would we do without sugar or rum? what is important about that statement is to think about the morality of this particular story. what moral obligations do we have to each other? concentrate on the opening line. i admit that i am sickened at -- the purchase of slaves. very important that we look at those moral issues as we go through that exhibition. we do not start this exhibition with the story of slavery. we start with the story of humanity and we start in africa looking at it as a continent data of many people. let's look at some of the other objects in the exhibition. as we discussed, we just came through the beginning of th

"atlantic," on the political impact of late-night comedy. be sure to watch "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. announcer: on monday, two russian journalists talked about the state of russian media, their own expulsions from previous media jobs, and the role of dissident media in russia. this atlantic council event is one hour, 25 minutes. this is an hour and a half. my name is elaine and i'm the director of research here at the atlantic council and it is my pleasure to host all of the distinguished guests for the panel conversation today. as the atlantic council center we pride ourselves on the relationships we build with russians independent societies and we believe it is our role as a nonpartisan organization to work in a bipartisan way rooted in the values and principles that it is our duty to serve for freedom fighters around the world including our friends and colleagues. last year we hosted many events that brought together the researchers and policymakers together with the independent v

a few sprinkles in the atlantic city area. you can see where the steadiest rainfall is and moderate showers moving through the suburbs. the showers are starting to taper off. just moving into the westchester area now and heading toward the lehigh valley. chilly this morning. 50s this morning. 57 in philadelphia. new jersey is 55. definitely cooler in the lehigh valley than yesterday at this time. 56 degrees. 57 at delaware. rain ends this morning. we'll get some breaks of sunshine. clouds just don't want to leave. heading for the 70s this afternoon. jessica boyington is already taking advantage of the fine food here at wawa -- let's find out, see where the heck she is. she's here somewhere. there she is. she has a coffee cup in hand right there. she's out doing traffic. those duties fall on francesca ruscio. >>> both directions, headlight traffic. this is 95 northbound. taillight traffic, this is southbound. here's the exit ramp for 611, patterson avenue. both directions, seeing little to no traffic now. again, folks, it's ear

we have had an east wind in command over last several days bringing us cool air off the atlantic bringing us moisture, cloud cover, fog but we will see sunshine breaking out and we will see some sun tomorrow and then fully sunny day for the first day of june. we will talk about that plus warmer temperatures just around the corner so we will give news in your forecast in a few. >> see you then, thank you. >>> in the news 14 year-old boy becomes latest victim in the spike of deadly violence in kensington and neighbors say the community is in desperate need of help. the teen was killed in a double shooting last night, police are investigating three other murders since the weekend. pair of siblings was shot and killed on east clearfield street and one person was fatally stabbed on frankford avenue, residents are calling for an end to all of the violence. >> it it is just terrible. every time i lot news there is something happening to someone in kensington, all all this shooting and killing. >> it takes people who live this life to teach someone there is a way out even if you still live in ken

we reached out to virgin atlantic for comment but did not hear back.x 5. >>> firefighters in southern california rescued this stranded horse by sailing it through the sky. san bernardino county air rescue flew the horse out of the canyon after it fell 300 feet down today. they landed on the road back to safety. the horse, not injured. >>> a couple from sacramento went to great heights to say their i dos. jennifer mcgrau shows us the epic wedding album is going viral tonight. >> it's always been a bucket list for us. >> climbing to new heights a sacramento couple marked two off their list by also tying the knot more than 17,000 feet up. they spent the past year training and the next three weeks living their wildest dreams. >> it was tough. >> they made the trek with charlton churchill who captured every treacherous step. dealing with the elements and altitude sickness, nearly quitting the day pfr the wedding. >> we said we were going to go home in the morning. >> instead they'd make it to the big day. >> i think i spent ten minutes on my make-up -- make

throughout the day with this winter influence you coming off of the cooler water. 58 degrees in atlanticity, 62 in millville. we had 63 degrees in wilmington. you don't need me to tell me this but take a look it is much cold compared to just 24 hours ago. on an order of around 16 degrees colder in wilmington all the way to 33 degrees colder right now in atlantic city. a quick check at storm scan3 shows it's really not a whole lot going on but our next storm system is taking shape in it midsection of the country. we'll talk about when that will bring us some rain coming up. back to you. >> firefighters working to try to contain a 300-acre forest fire in shamong township burlington county. evesham fire rescue sent us this photo of the fire that is burning off route 206 near dingle town road and bard's bridge. authorities say the fire was spotted around 9:45 this morning. at this point in houses have in danger. >>> also tonight a manhunt continues for two gunmen who shot a two-year-old and his father on the front porch of their home in kensington. the child is in critical condition at this

here's route 73 for the atlantic city expressway.er direction, we're not seeing any noticeable delays over in south jersey. this was a typical pattern for all of the south jersey majors. here's a look at mass transit. se septa and patco running on special holiday schedules for today. amtrak and new jersey transit on time and on schedule. for all of you veterans out there, thank you for your service. >>> just before 7:00. we're still seeing clouds in the area and a few showers just moving back to philadelphia. we've seen a few sprinkles in cape may. most of the rain has ended at the shore. the clouds will linger for most of the day. this is the line of light showers moving through wilmington and into philadelphia. you see light showers moving through west philly, into north philly now. and to the north, some heavier showers just a little bit stronger coming through northern berks county and into lehigh valley. the showers will taper off. sunshine and going to be limited this afternoon. now it's 60 degrees in philadelphia. we'll warm i

. >> atlantic city casino industry is healthy again that's according to the casino control commission casinos operateing profits are up by more than 30% for the first three months of this year. >> new jersey lawmakers just took a big step toward taxing fantasy sports. the state assembly approved a bill today to put a 10.5% taxes on the revenues. the senate has approved a similar bill with a slightly lower tax rate. >> in chester county, a votesville man is facing charges for sucker punching a stranger. the attack is all caught on camera. it may be hard for some of to you watch. it happened outside a 7-eleven store in chester. barry baker the guy in the yellow hoodie there started mocking that man's disability and then the video shows him punching him right there in the face. baker's now charged with simple assault. they call him a bully and his behavior appalling. >> a crash turned into a hazmat scare in delaware today. a pickup truck plowed right through the wall of a building off route 72 this morning. a lab inside that building was damaged and hazmat crews were called in because of

. >>> it is not just wildwood atlantic city is also kicking off beach season. at tropicana casino a dazzling fire works display ushered in the unofficial start to summer fire works will continue all summer licensing as well, every saturday night. >>> earlier in the evening, there was a beach ball drop in ac on the boardwalk outside resorts to welcome summer. this is the fourth year that the beach balls have been let loose a lot of fun this weekend, matt. it is not a perfect 10 in the weather department but i say it could be a whole lot worse. i always look at the bright side. >> like i said not a perfect 10 but would i keep it probably in the seven, eight, nine range. it will be a pretty good end to our holiday weekend. we are in the middle of the holiday weekend. it started yesterday, we will go through here this morning. been a great morning. weather watchers talking about temperatures that are a little bit on the cool side, in a few areas, heading south in wilmington. delores is 51 degrees this morning but the sunshine is back out there, again, that is alway

chopper 3 in atlantic city at the tropicana casino, dazzling fireworks display.he firework as the tropicana will continue all summer long every saturday night. >>> earlier there was a beach ball drop on the boardwalk outside resorts to welcome summer, the fourth year those beach balls have been let loose. just in time for beach seasons, great white shark as returning, mary lee and sis company, two great whites have tracking devices. s sis. >>> you're much more likely to drown than get attacked by a great white. they're incredibly important for the ocean's eco system >> the unofficial start means many are heading to the shore taking a dip and like most americans being concerned about one before sea dweller. is >> bitten by a shark. >> >>> you may be sharing the water with mary lee. a 50-year-old great white shark. >> i definitely try to keep my eye out >> been tracking mary lee over four and a half year >> chris fisher is the founding chairman of o search >> she's the size of a minivan. >> you need to stay away. >> and mary lee has been joined by cisco, a smaller

there is some pressure in the atlantic. it's a real there is some pressure in the atlantic.antic. it's a real west— east split. he odd spot of drizzle. a lovely afternoon however for many. if you are stuck on the eastern side it will stay pretty grey in chile. the cloud is breaking out from the west, around the coast and it will stay pretty grey for many. the bulk of the country doing very well. temperatures getting 13—14dc. the cloud of breaking up for parts of northern england, but staying pretty chilly. more by way of sunshine, but a much cooler feel under the cloud. the odd spot of drizzle. it's on the western side of the uk, sunshine and cloud mean uv levels are high and bear that in cloud mean uv levels are high and bearthat in mind cloud mean uv levels are high and bear that in mind if you're spending any rate length of time outdoors. by the evening, turning chile very quickly. there may be the odd spot of rain. quite a chilly start to tuesday. crucially, very few isobars on the chart for tuesday. we will lose that nagging wind coming in from the north sea for those e

atlantic city, 67.ut expect atlantic city to get a lot cooler today, especially what that onshore influence for today. the average high in philadelphia is 75 degrees. we will be below that for today. only topping out in the upper 60s to low 70s across the entire delaware valley. so, as i mentioned, current dew points, much more comfortable than we have been seeing for the past couple of days. in fact, yesterday, we saw upper 60s and low 70s. so, yes, it was a muggy end to the workweek, folks. but for today, much more comfortable. we're only seeing 47, allentown. 50 for philadelphia, and 52 for atlantic city. so definitely much more comfortable for today. neighborhoods right now nor tfo p.a. suburbs, seeing 60s. chester heights at 64. north wales at 60. warrington, 61 degrees. bedminster, a little bit cooler for you at 68 degrees. overall an chilly start to the day. and unfortunately, we're trending chilly for today. lots of upper 60s and low 70s. that's going to be the trend through this weekend. we're

. >> hi, i wanted to ask about the atlantic radar study that you mentioned. >> yes, ma'am. >> can you elaborate a little on what you're looking at, is it location, type of radar, have you ruled anything out at this point in terms of the type of radar you're looking for? >> this is a study and part of the ballistic missile defense review which is ongoing down will inform the results of that as well. >> with the atlantic radar, how exactly -- where exactly are you thinking about putting this? is this a new requirement that's come up recently? >> this is just a study we're doing in the ballistic missile review. >> you had an intercept test that was due to come up fairly shortly which would inform some budgetary decisions. do you know if that test is due to happen soon or when that's expected to happen? >> we're coordinating the resources associated with that test and when those resources are available we'll conduct that test. >> you have a joint development program for the aegis sm block 2 a with japan. i notice the funds are going dramatically down and seeming to be phased out. is it ju

and extends back to east of fortescue and skirting south of atlantic city. this area will continue to work its way off the coast and we'll watch some of those storms far to the west that will continue to fall apart as they push closer to our area. may rainfall though, it has been one of the wettest especially for atlantic city. the second wettest on record, picking up 7.5 inches of rain. and in the city of philadelphia the 11th wettest. this is not even in the top ten just over 6 inches of rain. last ma we saw even more rain than this. back to back wet mays in the city of philadelphia. wilmington well over the top 10 wettest at 5.5 inches of rain and over 5 inches in trenton and allentown and 4 inches or so for the month. temperatures really cool with that cloud cover and the wind coming in off the water. low 60s that is it across the area here this afternoon. everyone is pretty uniform no matter where you are are. we have showers that pop lieu across the area and patchy drizzle on the day, and severe storms from hagerstown to williamsport all this have alon

the fresher atlantic air coming through here.the possibility of some rumbles of thunder across the south and the south—east. those storms will rumble across the new continent during the course of the weekend. they should stay towards the east. overall, summarising the weekend across the uk, it has been pretty fresh with brisk atlantic winds and showers almost everywhere but sunny spells as well. thank you very much indeed. just a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. the breast surgeon ian paterson, who carried out numerous unnecessary operations, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison. that is all from the bbc news at one, so it is goodbye from me and bbc one, wejoined the bbc‘s news teams were ever you me and bbc one, wejoined the bbc‘s news teams were ever you are. me and bbc one, wejoined the bbc‘s news teams were ever you are. enjoy your. goodbye. good afternoon from the bbc sports centre. in the last few minutes, we have received a statement from arsenal, just hours after arsene wenger signed another two—year contrac

north atlantic flux took us on a four—day journey of north atlantic flux took us on a four—dayjourneying a hose of icelandic and scandinavian musicians to hullment —— hull. local residents collaborated with artists to put on a vibrant parade around their neighbourhood. an amazing new exhibition is called skin and features works, featuring over 3,200 naked blue volunteers in one piece of work. i am about there. you've only one life, just live. it i don't care whether anybody sees me or not. we look forward to assemble fest which takes over an ordinary shopping street turning unlikely places into pop—up performance spaces. # she's a perfect ten... nearly 30 yea rs # she's a perfect ten... nearly 30 years ago the beautiful south was formed in hull. injune paul heaton and jackie abbot return for a special one—off stadium gig. east park will be transformed into the fictional malarkey park for hull's first children's literature festival. angel eye, the bbc proms, will come to hull for a day of outdoor concerts, the first time in recent history that this british institution has travelled out

right around 56 degrees in atlantic city. we're much colder compared to just 24 hours ago.n fact 13 degrees colder in mount pocono all the way to 24 degrees cooler at this hour in atlantic city. it's right around 18 degrees cooler in the millville area. another cool day on top on sunday but then the theme as we head into the rest of the week is going to be the return of springlike temperatures. that's because we're not forecasting highs in the 90's. at least not this week. they're in the 70's. 74 monday, up to 79 on tuesday, 77 on wednesday. so, tomorrow a chilly start on tap. you can look for temperatures upper 40's lower 50's depending on where you live. it will be a cool afternoonly we'll have partly sunny skies and then our next chance for rain is going to be moving in overnight sunday into your monday so we'll be monning for this system as it moves up into the great lakes. it's going to swing a warm front through the region first and that's going to move through overnight sunday followed by a cold front late on monday. the rain could be heavy at times and we could see

where atlantic city police officers are going back to school. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with you now. we're watching the vine street expressway. it looks lake some of the -- it looks like some of the construction has cleared. we were watching police activity that was partially blocking the ramp from the schuylkill to eastbound. by the time you get out the door, even if there is residual construction crews left, you'll be fine getting through. we'll keep our eyes on this. moving through center city and the rest of the roads coming up in the 5:00 hour. >>> breaking overnight, nbc10 has learned the first direct flight from philadelphia to iceland never made it there but instead was diverted to boston. philadelphia mayor kenney was there when it took off yesterday. according it flightaware.com, the flight landed in boston this morning. not clear what caused the plane to change course. overnight iceland air tweeted, "we're sorry for the inconvenience. we hope we can get you back on your way as soon as possible." count nbc10 and nbc10.com for updates on air a

in atlantic city.ct, 5,000 balls in front of the resorts casino that is how many beach balls they just dropped. we want to make it for event at 5:00. it was quite a journey to get here. good drive to the shore, snacks, and something to drink are a must. even the slightest hunger pang s have been known to elevate irritability meter, and today i have got to be on top of my game driving the news van. start clock at 1:45 p.m. and we are rolling. we are leaving from camden where he was covering a different story at noon. route 130 is known for lots of traffic and getting on 76 east is an exercise in patients even without holiday weekend traffic. merging on to 76 i'm joined by fellow travelers from delaware , pennsylvania. welcome to new jersey, amghost >> so far i have been driving an hour and we are couple miles in the atlantic city expressway. that wants so much fun but good news it looks good right here. to my surprise the expressway isn't conn guess aid at all, passing farly plaza many fellow drivers st

atlantic city, possibly up to trenton. and then it goes away. the clouds don't go away. the rain does. most of the day tomorrow is dry. temperatures still below normal but a touch of sunshine could push us into the 70s. reading up to 72 degrees. then watch what happens tomorrow night and into thursday morning. now we're getting hit. thunderstorms in the morning. the a.m. rush on thursday look at that. we're tapering off but look what happens. then we finally may warm up a little bit if we get a little bit of sunshine thursday afternoon. we could also see a thunderstorm thursday afternoon. then what happens for the holiday weekend. the best day looks like saturday. the best chance of rain is on sunday. we have a mixture on monday and delaware. join us at 11:00 for the first alert summer outlook. i'll help you get ready for the summer season with the temperatures and the storms. >>> taking a live look at the pennsylvania prison where shawn thomas is now a free man. you see that smile on his face after spending more than two decades behind bars. we're going to talk to him a