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amazing, all of may we barely could buy a rain drop. barely an inch.eed to turn the faucet off, turn it off and more rain is moving in. and stormtracker live double scan showing the rain continues to fall primarily south of philadelphia. heaviest has been south. as we zoom in we have a batch of moderate rain over philadelphia, and it is moving up north and east. and notice the lightning strikes zero, no thunder or lightning with it. and the heavy evidence and steadiest in south jersey and delaware. and it is lessening in insentencity. at the height of the storm about four hours ago the rain was falling at the rate of 2-3 inches per hour and training over the same area moving slowly. now the rainfall rates are showing it is falling at the rate of generally about a half inch per hour, it is definitely lessening in intensity and batch moving through in two hours and then tapering off. and rainfall more than the entire month of may. 1.7 inches wilmington a record and in gloucester county new jersey more than 4 inches. and cumberland 2.86. and with the rain

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if you have children and a family that is barely enough to live on. but some pensioners haven't been able to get money out at all. can you explain why that is? >> reporter: absolutely zain good morning to you. the payday for pensioners was initially on tuesday.

good news but lieu more foggy it is at the golden gate bridge barely any visibility and it will cause you to attempt brakes a little bit, slow downtown use the low beaches and were thatting the breaks, it will be the bay bridge toll plaza which is packed. telephone minutes between the east bay and san francisco and give yourself a few extra minutes if you are traveling along 580 we had an early accident that colleagued but it gummed up the commute. >> breaking news from the south bay where fires are still on the scene of a two-alarm fire that destroyed a home overnight. officials believe that it started on the second floor of the 3,000 square foot home. all five people inside the house get out safely but the family cat is missing. an art studio was locked on the second floor and cans of spray paint used in some of the works were heard exploding because of the we heat from the fire. our reporter is on the scene and will join us at the bottom of

you can barely see the top of those car, yes, those are cars there. this is in weis county where 8 to 12 inches of rain was dumped. >> it show its slow track inland

for may, 2.4%,s still some growth, but barely. the silver lining is nine straight months of export growth. capital exports have picked up slightly across japan. it was previously outside japan because of stronger currency, but now being brought back in. this is a 10 year chart of export growth. growth ofrage export 5%, is that enough for japan to export its way into a full recovery? to put this in the context, it's -- 10 year chart. the again were stronger. it has been weakening. we are now back above zero. any percent drop in expert improvements that we saw last year. rishaad: a more detailed look later in the show. tell us what you think. let's take a look at some other stories. china, largest brokerage is jumping in on the country's historic stock rally. it's seeking $4.8 billion to launch china's biggest the message ipo and five years. the brokerage plans to use the money to replenish capital and boost its market share as well as invest in research. the shanghai composite doubled in the past eight months. chineseg data shows b

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barely missed me, barely missed the cashier's head by inches. >> the pickup crashes into the buildingoden post, like a javelin through the front window straight at the cashier's head. >> at the point of impact, i had to close my eyes because i didn't want to see what was going to happen. >> he is trapped outside in a 2 by 2 space between an ice machine and the wrecked pickup truck. >> i was scared. my heart was beating 1,000 miles a minute. >> amid the terror and confusion, he manages to keep a clear head. >> i jumped over the railing, called 911. >> 911. >> yeah, we just had an accident at hatfield mccoy quick stop. somebody hit our pump and it's on fire. >> then i went back inside to make sure everybody was okay. >> his biggest concern is for his employee, she's terrified, but uninjured. >> it happened so quickly. that's when we realized how close we were for all to die or get hurt very badly. he races downstairs to shut off the circuit breakers. the pickup truck driver and passenger flee and it's not until weeks later that he discovers why the driver lost control of his vehicle. >>

some of them hit by barely bomb attacks launched by the government. a recent u.n.report said that there was such an attack on aleppo nearly every day this year. they have used the wednesday in residential areas and have killed people indiscriminately. the report says that the military and rebel groups have put people under siege by blocking off access to food suppliesfood and supplies. >> we do advocate that they stop the use of weapons in particular barrel bombs that have been dropped by government authorities. on the other front the armed groups are using weapons illegally and indiscriminately. >> according to a report issued by the u.n. mediterranean human rights institute women are increasingly being targeted. the group interviewed some who had been arrested by the government between 2012 and last year. they recalled cases of women subjected to abuse and sexual violence while in detention. many confessions made by the women in jail were extracted under torture. the syrian hope rights network say that the they're still in government centers. at least 20% of them

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it's only going to be the bare bones and that's what we're getting.nt without bond, without bail. >> we learned in these affidavits that all of the victims were hit multiple times. they also mentioned with malice and aforethought. why are those words used do you think? >> those are the magic words that you need to establish a case like this. it's not going to be considered absolute evidence later on. it just makes out the initial case. and from that you can see -- even though there's a substantial amount of cutting and pasting and repeating, you get a lot of the facts, some of which we've heard and some that seem somewhat new. the father family members of the suspect contacted the police and recognized the photograph. but again, that's for each and every victim. they don't need to give us the specifics of each bullet wound, of each manner of death, location things like that. not at this stage. the investigation continues. this is just a very minimal approach to laying out the probable cause, enough to hold this defendant. >> let me ask you about what

a baseball fan getting flak for interfering with the game for snagging a foul ball but did it by barely holding a baby in his arms, we feature the viewer videos and photos from last night's wild storm systems coming up today on "action news" at 4:00, and take us with you on the go on our free 6 abc news app watch us vealing live on your smart phone or tablet and people are doing swrust that especially those without power still. >> thank you alicia. >>> a much calmer accuweather forecast when we come right back. >>> meteorologist, david murphy, is here now, it's the calm after the storm. >> yes, it sure is. a much nicer day out, there got to be careful of the down trees we still have those and wires too. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we are precipitation free and sky 6 hd showing a lot of blue skies across the region and feeling a lot more comfortable across the delaware and lehigh valleys it's dew points are much lower today and temperature 79 degrees in philadelphia, your dew point down at 60 barely at that threshold where we consider things humid and not all that bad out the

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here's a live look at ben franklin bridge you can barely make out folks heading up to the upside here heading in toward philadelphia you can barely make out any of the sky scrapers downtown philadelphia, here's a live look at the blue route, 476 right here near bryn mawr. you pick a road, any road, we have some fog. some areas are thicker than others out along route 309 and route 202 out near doylestown we will deal were on some fog as well. downtown philadelphia, little bit of the visibility here. we are lined up single file, thinks right lane of the vine expressway folks trying to exit for 30th street station. depending upon where you begin and end your trip fog out there this morning. ninety-five coming from the airport so far so good coming up and over girard point double decker. bet milder down at wells fargo center later tonight. speedometer reading in the mid 50's working your waste up and down i-95. overturn tractor trailer north bound lanes of the new jersey turnpike right here near exit number 8a. you have to deal with that if you are heading up to north jersey or north brun

your skity workers with barely afford to live here. your teachers, garbdners labors, my own union support this build ing boom, but don't know how we are supposed to afford to rent. my rent is asronomical. my partner works at a tech firm down town and supports this moratorium. we vafleed for housing sfr support the working plas and pdr and make sure your dezser service workers are here to help because if your labors and first responders live in east bay i don't know how we will get here to take care of the city when you need us and i want to be here to help take care of this city >> thank you very much, next speaker please. mr. campos thank you for doing what you can frathe community. i hope to see you as a mayor one day but [inaudible] >> thank you. next speaker please >> supervisors my name is [inaudible] with the mission economic development aensh. just to give context we have lost 8 thousand latinos in the lest 10 years from the neighborhoods. 8 thousand. this is wie we have these people here. this is why you have the biggest [inaud

futures are barely budging. the dow fell 83 points. it erased all of the gains for the year. apple getting into the music streaming game. it can create play lists and suggest songs based on your habits. it has a new section on popular songs. it is integrated with siri. you can switch tracks with a voice command. apple revolutionized music in 1993 with the itunes store. it is now competing with spotify and others. >>> we pulled out our cds the other day. i'll start listening to them. >> i have cds, but i don't have the player. >> paper weights. >>> severe storms in the northeast. let's bring in meteorologist pedram javaheri for an early look at the weather. >> good morning, john and christine. storms across the northeast. scattered in nature and by the afternoon hours, these will put down large hail and damaging wind gusts possible. some of the active sites in southern tennessee. that is where the storms are scattered. severe storms in the northeast and northern tier of the country of the great lakes. we had about 200 reports of storms on monday alone. almost every one of them

what's amazing is 14 months ago, he could barely run 10 minutes.that's because he weighed 370 pounds. he started off running at night when no one could see him. as you can see, he progressed quickly. now at 220 pounds, he's finished several marathons. today's run was special. >> basically i grew up without a father. only day i think about it is father's day. today happens to be my birthday. i didn't want anything -- i feel i've com so far in 14 months i didn't want anything to bring me down. wanted to try to do something. >> that something a 50 mile overnight run was daunting, especially the last mile. >> i blocked out mile 49. >> it wasn't just a personal journey. he ran to give back. he raised $12,000 to offer education money for foster children. an amazing way to celebrate a transformation of personal victory and 42nd birthday. >> reporter: jake says the moral of his story is it's never too late. he makes me want to start running again. back to you. >> all right mary anne. thanks very much. >>> any parent will tell you it takes a lot of love to

highs tomorrow barely below 90 and friday barely below 90. we're trying to be optimistic here. bill's rep nantzs could actually -- remnants could actually arrive on father's day. some of the models have it taking the bully's eye north of us. if it's in our facility, it will give us a better chance of showers and thunderstorms on father's day. 10:00 tonight 70s, showers building off to the west and north of us. you saw the batch of showers and storms roll through between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. you might hear the rumble of thunder around midnight or 1:00 in the morning. 73 at 6:00 a.m. in the 60s although upper 60s at that in leesburg and gaithersburg and manassas. 71 in fredricksburg and 70 in la plata. so a little muggy tomorrow morning with clouds to start. then by 9:00 we have temps again in the 70s across the board. for some reason it's producing another shower in the mid- morning hours. not so sure about that. most of the showers will be confined to the afternoon with temperatures back in the 80s. then by 6:00 p.m. tomorrow, 86 downtown. most of the showers to the north a

>> reporter: pilots are accusing allegiant air of using planes that barely pass the safety standard and that is putting passengers at risk. their slogan says travel is our deal, but pilots who fly for allegiant air say the company is cutting too many corners. it's an ultra low fare high fee carrier that uses mostly old planes that can be bought or leased on the clean. the pilots union wrote a letter to the airlines board complaining about what it says is allegiant's bare minimum approach to safety and maintenance. the letter points to 38 potentially dangerous incidents in the first three months of this year. they include engine failures, pressurization problems, smoke in the cockpit and radar issues. earlier this month a pilot made an emergency landing at the tampa area airport. passengers evacuated using emergency exit slides after smoke was noticed in the cabin. in boise passengers had to stand on the wing of an allegiant airline jet. they evacuated after possibly seeing smoke outside the plane. allegiant opened a hub in oakland in 2012. it now flies to eight cities including bellingh

you can barely stand up. nearly 250 people were crammed here. can see there's water coming in here. it is boiling down here. imagine people here for hours on end. it is a day -- as the day wears on more boats appear. there are 2.5 million people a drift around us. help is on the way. ships from european navies are coordinating their efforts at sea. for the migrants themselves, they will all be taken back to sicily. what happens then is a matter of heated political debate and uncertainty for those desperate to make europe their home. gabriel gatehouse, bbc news, off of the coast of libya. katty: 100,000 migrants alone this year crossing the mediterranean. battling a massive fire that started at an oil refinery near kiev. 60 fire engines were dispatched to the site where smoke rose into the air after an explosion. tom has more. tom: well people video the fire -- this. an explosion, and those filming ran away. flames and thick smoke filled the sky. in the end you have a sense of the scale of the challenge facing ukrainian firefighters, as they batt

when we moved in we have barely room to live as a couple. now we have 4 people with 2 kids in the room. it is really difficult situation. the kids don't even have any room to room around so they get bruised on their [inaudible] bumping into each other. the space is really a problem. i hope the city could put enough money to make the situation better for families, for fmlies in [inaudible] for fmlies on the street and for all people who cannot afford a home. thank you. >> good morning. i'm [inaudible] i came here in 2011. i'm a member of the sro families united collaborative. i live in a sro, which is really small. we put in a small refrigerator, a table and there is no where we can move around in. my kids have to do their homework on the bed. when we get home, we have to line up for the shower for the kitchen. my kids really [inaudible] really low because he do not see a way out of the sro situation. i just hope that we have enough money for the families for the homeless people. i support the 5 year plan to end homelessness. even affordable

people working on cooperative farms like this one where the rice fields are almost bare, it's a very worrying situation. >> this is the first drought in my 20 years of farming experience. normally the rice should have five or six leaves and be about 30 september meters high by now. as you see the seedling is too small to do rice planting. >> in all about a third of the country's rice paddies have dried up. it's threatened by unusually hot weather. >> by the start of spring the temperature where's quickly. in may, the high throw in is higher than in the average year. >> the level of the river is alarmingly low. such images bring back memories of the 1990s drought here which is thought to have killed hundreds of thousands of people. on wednesday the south korean government held a media conference pointing out rainfall has been unusually low on both sides of the border and south korea's field production could fall if it does not rain soon. it's partly was ofa prolonged drought could take many more lives. >> greece is on a painful course towards default and leaving the eurozone and possi

. >> barely. >> barely. >> with less than three minutes left in the game. steph is going to hit. you can't cover that. three-pointer put the warriors up by ten. steph's family loves it and the fans go nuts. we have live team coverage on the game. live from comcast sportsnet studios, first live to nbc bay area christie smith outside of oracle arena. and the warriors still need one more win. >> that's right. it was loud. it was exciting. now at times, some warriors fans saying they were nervous until the end. in the end they got exactly what they wanted. some walked out of the arena an started dancing. warriors now on top. >> for warriors fans a sweet win outside oracle arena. the team up three games to two in the series. >> yeah baby. one more and finals for 40 years we're in. >> one game from championship but at times this game was close. >> great game. i tell you what a nail-biter. so frustrating. okay are they going to o blow them out, no. blow them out? no. finally. the threes were unbelievable. >> so exciting and thrilling. so glad we've been here to see them every step of th

is to the point where we are just barely keeping up.o any faster, the wheels are going to come off in the car so to speak. we want to make sure we get great tea makers -- team and members. christinemark: lagarde said the fed should hold off on raising rates until 2016. today, the new york fed president said the fed is likely to raise rates this year. was that a shot across the bow? lindsey: we maintained our forecast for 2016 for some time. fed officials have been overly optimistic in expressing the timeline. we have been on hold out for five years. fed numbers keep telling the market will be soon, it will be soon. it takes more than the fed's optimism to move rates. it takes the underlying strength in the economy. right now, with household spending declining, nonexistent inflation, and modest employment gains, that does not sell a recipe. lindsay joining the in studio, and from san francisco, tri tran. his app has raised over $120 million in venture capital. thank you. coming up in the next half hour of the "bloomberg market day," the

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. >> we went to the acme and mcdonald's to try to get something to eat, the acme the shelves were bare and mcdonald's was closed so this is great that we have a little something to eat here. >> i just got back from vacation and i just went food shopping and all the groceries we bought are in the refrigerator going bad and my husband just called liberty mutual and it's not covered. >> the plan is to close this tonight at 6:00 as long as the forecast shows moderate temperatures in the offing. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> okay vernon thank you. >>> the cleanup continues in delaware county as well. the entire county remains under a disaster declaration a number of shelters have opened including this one here at ppl park, people can get a shower food and water there and a chance to cool off. county officials are bringing in dry ice for people trying to save their food. >> more than 190,000 are still without electricity at this hour. atlantic city electric reports 130,000 outages and pseg down to 12,500 and 52000 peco customers are still in the dark mostly in delaware county. >>>

so it's just brushing us barely along the sierras.igh pressure will eventually continue to move east bringing in a low just behind it. that's going to cool things down ever so slightly by the time we get closer to the end of the week, the weekend is going to be a little bit on the cooler side. i'll have your accuweather forecast in just a moment. but the highs for today, hot in most places. cool along the coast if you want natural air conditioning. but if you're going to be in the north bay, you'll see temperature readings in the mid-90s to mid-80s. also upper 70s to low 90s for the east bay. our lows for tonight pretty comfortable and mild in the upper 50s. mid-50s. and our seven-day forecast, triple digits by tuesday and wednesday when things peak. then it will start that gradual cooldown, but for the fourth of july, you might see a temperature reading in the 90s in our inland areas. 62 degrees around the coast. >> lots of popsicles. >> that's right. >>> we are just a few days away from that very busy travel weekend. but as you head

jason day barely got through yesterday. battling vertigo. he is in the mix. brandon grace, t-shot.hree hole. he climbs into the leader board discussion as this rolls back. just a few feet from the pen. he made the put. atop the leader board at four under. here is spieth. look where this one goes. they almost kissed. closer, closer, so, it is johnson, day, gray, spieth. all at 4 under going into sunday. >>> steph curry tonight at the super middle weight belt in oracle arena. look at ward use paul smith as a human punching bag. smacked him around into the ninth round. smith's corner had seen enough. they threw in the towel and stopped the fight. the olympic gold medalist improved his record to 28 and 0. curry and colin kaepernick loved it. >>> missy franklin, in santa clara. finished third in the 100-meter back. beginning of her journey to the 2016 olympics. michael phelps is working toward that role, a pretty good start on the 100-meter butterfly. like most, not happy with husband time. 157.62 if you are scoring at home. >>> around the corner from the seattle space needle. san jose

. >> reporter: he heads to work, functioning but barely. >> i'm addicted to the device at some point. >> reporter: why not put it in a drawer or in another room when you go to bed? >> i can't break free from it. >> reporter: experts say it's no coincidence 95% of us look at some kind of screen within an hour of bedtime and 85% have trouble falling asleep. >> with all the devices that we carry around, hold right next to our face and check our e-mails or watch movies or whatever it is delaying what our brain interprets as sunset. >> reporter: the blue light from those screens send a signal it's still daylight, triggering a surge of energy and blocking the melatonin that makes us sleepy. no wonder then that with the device on nearly every nightstand one in three people sleeps less than six hours a day, raising the risk for diabetes, heart disease, obesity and depression. danny knows the risk. after a lifetime of struggling to sleep. >> i know that long term it's going to have -- it would have the potential for grave consequences. it's shortening my life. >> the solution seems obvious. ge

now, what is going an as we barely started summer. today is our first full day of summer. can see half moon bay and petaluma with reduction in visibility but i would not call it fog yet because it is five miles with haze. breezy through the san bruno gap and across the bridge to hayward at ten miles per hour and from the san ramon valley we have a wind blowing up 680 into conquer at 16 miles per hour and taking a right town at 80 and headed to fairly at 24 miles per hour. our fastest winds today start at 5:00 and they will be along the cost through 9:00 tomorrow evening and we have northwest wind at 21 to 33 knots and small craft advisory. here is a look at cloud cover over san francisco, one of the few areas that has seen a lot of cloud cover. today mostly sunny, and slightly warmer than year, maybe not so much sunshine at the coast but it will be close, extreme heat is possible on thursday and friday is the weekend highs will fall back to more comfortable levels. today, the cloud cover pulls back to the coast 10:00, 11 o'clock, maybe at the latest and it will with the no

our dying system was a hurricane, now barely even a tropical storm. cabo san lucas almost completely spared. this storm should fall apart during the day today. we were hoping rain would get up into southern california and arizona from this system. a lot of it will die off before it gets there. maybe added showers wednesday in tucson. thunderstorms from tennessee to pennsylvania, we're dry today, d.c. to new york. tuesday, on the i-95 corridor, chance of storms. i'm still here. i didn't hit any big money at the belmont. >> i meant to ask you, bill. >> that's right. i gave you my horses for my trifecta. i got the first place and third place. i didn't have the second place horse. >> you did come away with a little -- >> it paid a whopping $54. i barely would have paid for parking today. >> i look forward to zblunch mcdonald's. >> still ahead, melissa mccarthy wins big at the box office popular spinoff. just how well the comedy queen's new spy flick performed over the weekend. you know, in any job any profession image matters. i want some gray...but not t

if you have children and a family that is barely enough to live on. but some pensioners haven't been able to get money out at all. can you explain why that is? >> reporter: absolutely zain good morning to you. the payday for pensioners was initially on tuesday. was initially, pardon me on monday that is the day they were supposed to get their pensions out. they turned out and didn't get their pensions. it hadn't been paid. today they were told would be the day. but we have heard that it's not today. it's going to be tomorrow. a government official telling cnn a greek government official telling cnn that about 1,200 at mbank branches will be open to service and help pensioners who do not have cards who only need direct access to the bank to get money out. they will be able to take 120 euros. but this gives you a sense of the frustration people are facing. it's all too confusing a picture for many people. and while they are nervous. and there is also, though, a sense of defiance on the streets of greece as i found out speaking to some people in athens y

temperatures barely getting above 60 in parts of the area. more rain coming in the seven day in a few minutes. "nbc 10's" matt delucia is in south jersey where the most rain is falling. he's live in hammondon. what have you got there, matt? >> glen we are on pratt street in hammonton. one of the effects of the rain here is it can have an effect on the roads. right here we have a sinkhole that's opened up on pratt street near third street. it's being blocked off with orange tape and these oranges cones. we have a police car blocking this area. when we were driving over into this area into hammonton and south jersey, we didn't see too much in the way of flooding. just some minor ponding on roadways especially the small side streets out here in the area. most of the highways do look pretty good. it can still be slick there. you do need to be careful because we are starting to see more steady rainfall out here in this area right now. for the rest of the roads we can go to jessica boyington in the first alert traffic center for a look on the condi

there was heavy rain did roll through, barely clipped delaware through the overnight. that's still taught sea left with lingering clouds, lingering showers. >> today isolated showers, not wash out after day, mable couple hundreds of an inch, at max, anything that fires up out here. granted a lot of us still trying to get back to reality back to normal routine after all of the storms on tuesday but you are going to catch at least a basically little bit after break out there today. temperatures in the meantime because of all of the clouds we are expecting will be held back, only limit today at best about 79, maybe as high as 08 degrees, but because these clouds are building in, you will only flirt with 80 in most spots today. upper 70s the expectation generally speaking by the afternoon. so far from cool day. it is just cooler by comparison. vittoria, good morning. >> good morning katie. >> good morning everyone, if you are traveling out and about on the roads, you will notice, right now, there are no problems, no delays, it is really nice out there. i know we had ac i h

it lays bare the corruption that raises the heart of american politics. we can't get civil things right. gun control is in no way a simple thing. in some ways it is not but in other ways it is. there's a lot of support in the american travelers for gun control. this should be easy, but it is not. laura: paul taylor, thank you for joining us. in other news from around the world, peace talks between yemen's warring factions have broken down without the cease-fire agreement. the exiled prime minister blamed the failure of the talks on the rebel who sees, who they -- who she says have stalled progress. it has left an estimated 20 million people in need of a stop no date has been set for a second round of talks. denmark's center-right group has beaten the prime minister's centerleft coalition, despite her party being the largest. the right wing anti-immigration danish people's party will become the second-largest in parliament. talks are due to begin soon on forming a cabinet. the european central bank has granted emergency funding to greek banks for the secon

he went from barely able to eat or talk on his own to this. >> i'm coming home!pitals blog russian machine never breaks with keeping their spirits up. after learning b man was a huge caps unanimous the #pray4bman exploded on social media. the team rallied behind the little boy. >> every tweet, every posting that they'd get a positive energy from it helped carry them through a very traumatic time. >> reporter: dr. jim thompson started the inova children's hospital 5k run nearly a decade ago to bring support to the hospital's pediatric heart program. he's also bensten's neighbor. >> he's an amazing little boy and the positive energy he has, it's amazing and i think that people can draw inspiration from that. >> we're just thankful for everybody that supported b man and we encourage you all to continue to support inova hospital because they do amazing thing. >> reporter: b man joins mom for the last leg of the race. in fairfax surae chinn, wusa9. >> that is so sweet. mom usually limits bensten's interaction with big crowds, but today she made exception. hundreds of

there's the flag you can barely see it. not that it's that foggy the clouds are close to the ground. 54 degrees. northeast at 16 miles an hour. 16 degrees colder than at this time yesterday, and it's 50 degrees in trenton. 51 in pottstown, 52 in alan town and reading. that's kind of chilly but the fact that it's not going to go up very much that is even more significant. dover was close to 70 now it's down to 61. so even southern areas you're going to be cooler. now the flash flood watch expires at 6:00 a.m. and for good reason. the area of rain continues to shrink. we have some up to the north and west that we'll be watching. that may increase a little bit during the afternoon. and speaking of the afternoon here's the future cast. watch the area of rain expand a little bit north and west. watch the temperatures staying in the 50s across some parts of the area and certainly nothing close to 80 anywhere. much, much less going on than what we saw yesterday. you can see once in a while we got some showers because we can't get

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as you head out early this morning, plan on temperatures in upper 50s to barely 60. coming up later today the drizzle and the rain chances will continue. our temperatures may inch their way into the low and mid 60s by later on today. have your umbrellas ready to go. i promise -- it promise to be a slippery start this morning. melissa mollet has more on that in first 4 traffic. >> good morning. i have a brand new crash to show you. take a look here, virginia at the truck scales. started to see some slow downs and we have a brand new crash. a warning. 395 at seminary looking a lot better. still seeing some of the barrels here but we're not seeing the backups that we were earlier. in northwest, this is where kristin wright is right now, "r" and "t" streets are shut down because of the fire. into and out of town, 66, no problems here. nice and green. remember to listen to ourfriends on wtop when you car for the latest on traffic this morning. beltway at central avenue no major problems there. see you at 5:21 with a look at 270. >>> a touching tribute to world war i i vet

they're barely being talked about on the political shows. is that a mistake by the media? >> no it's not. i think i have one conservative blogger and radio host waiting to come out and basically say, well george pataki said, i can beat hillary clinton, someone said can someone give george pataki a cold shower. there are so many candidates the limited resources on the media side and the media is being realistic. like really can these individuals pull it off? nowadays everyone seems to be running for president. >> but being realistic on the basis of o our early judgments, almost a year before the primary starts. and we try hard to find sound of commentators talking about particularly santorum and pataki it was hard to find. >> but we've talked about this on the show. it's an important topic, we're doing it. santorum not only did he win 11 states he won iowa. and he wasn't just someone who got iowa i think he appealed to voters who mitt romney could not get out to the polls. he couldn't get those voters out. part of the reason mitt romney lost. i think we are, perhaps, filter