already they have made their way into the lehigh valley and berks county and headed towards chester county we'll see a chance of rain for tomorrow. this is a fairly intense line of storms that started yesterday. it did bring tornadoes to parts of ohio. we have winds out of the southeast. we'll see more sunshine than clouds. temperatures will be in the low to mid-70s. that continues right on through saturday and sunday. the big story is hurricane irma. this is a record setter. it's the most intense and powerful hurricane on record from the national hurricane center in the atlantic basin. not the gulf of mexico but the entire atlantic basin. it is going to be moving past st. martin and the virgin islands. see how big the eye is. it is a scary thing that this is going to be moving past them over them. you're basically going to be looking at the effects being within 70 miles of that eye. that's going to affect everybody. it makes a hard turn at some point on sunday. could get further into the gulf. could do it over the tip of florida. could do up the east coast. they are watching all closely.

the warning going until 5:00 here for all of you in berks county and lehigh valley. and we have a severe thunderstorm watch across the rest of the area. we'll cover the storms in detail when i come back. >>> and helping harvey victims. how one ka scasino is doing itst to help storm survivors. that's at 5:00. ostriches don't really stick their heads in the sand. a peanut is not a nut. and a real john deere... is actually real affordable. you learn something new every day. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. now you can own america's tractor for just $99 a month. learn more at your john deere dealer. >>> first alert weather tracking the threat for storms in parts of our area. all that green that you see there in the red on first alert radar shows where the most severe storms are roigt now. these storms could bring damaging winds and heavy downpours if they hit your neighborhood. reading and allentown, you're in the middle of it. that's until 5:00 tonight. the rest of the storms are moving through harrisburg. they will make their way in our directi

if you live in berks county you really do want to be careful. the flooding is happening. do not drive through flooded roads. a severe thunderstorm warning has been extended until 6:30 for parts of northampton county, lehigh county, bucks county and montgomery county and this is a strongest part of this line of storms. and this has not only some very heavy rain frequent lightning also the potential for the gusty winds and hail. it's moving towards the east-northeast at about 35 miles per hour. it's crossing the northeast extension right now, 309, hagerstown, dublin, bedminster riegelsville and harrow all in the path of this storm its a squall line ahead of a cold front. we've had plenty of fuel for the storms. the heat index philadelphia feels like 87. we hit a high of 88. felt like summer today. once the storms roll through you can see it really cools down the air. temperatures dropping down into the 60's. so satellite and radar showing again that severe thunderstorm watch for philadelphia, northwest until 9 o'clock tonight. this whole line sliding to east and as it does,

county coming up through baltimore i could see based on on the fact it's going north/northeast berks county picks up some of this and western chester county a sprinkle, delaware, possibly. most of that will fall a part a little bit as it heads to the east. something to think about in the western suburbs this morning. temperatures are mild. 68 degrees in allentown. 70 in beach haven. 72 in cape may. 67 degrees in wilmington, delaware. on the mild side, also on the humid side that's the call today, humid, mild, 77 degrees by noon. a warm high of 80 by 3:00 p.m. but if we get a little morning sprinkle or shower, you get a lull, i do think there's the chance of redevelopment of more showers and thunderstorms after 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m. this afternoon and this model has 5:00 p.m., fairly active in some areas, it's not going to be a washout, in any given moment you'll see a fair amount of dry conditions. we have dewpoints in the 60s and 70 in cape may. noble humidity across the region today. karen mentioned the fog, mile visibility in reading, half mile in lancaster, a little over a mile in toms r

still his biggest worry right now is getting a simple message out to his family and friendness berks county. >> it is okay, but we're still living. >> reporter: last word he said right there, really struck me. i asked him what that one message you want to get tour family. it is that he is still living. it is 10 days since maria hit this area and they have not been able to get in contact with his family in berks county. he lives here in the mountains in caguas. >> speaking of family, how close is caguas to your family and have you been able to get in contact with them. >> reporter: migrate grandmother is 15 to 20 minutes from here. it is no the that far. because we spent so much time here in caguas and talking to people here and we have a curfew we have to get back to san juan, i'm not able to get down there i was able to find a cousin able to get some supplies, that i picked up in san juan because there were some stores out there, i have a disabled uncle and he needed some ensure, diapers, water, we got that stuff, and my cousin took it down to them. hopefully tomorrow we can get down there

a berks county woman is hoping to get home from puerto rico by next week.phanie went to help her grandfather before the storm hit. now she is stranded there. she works for humane pennsylvania's veterinary hospital in reading. co-workers say they began panicking when they couldn't reach her, but she finally was able to call and say she is okay. puerto rico needs a lot of help right now. if you want to pitch in, go to the nbc10 app. we've posted information on how to get your money into the right hands and how to connect with loved ones there. we'll be right back. gps: faster route detected. let me finish downloading this from the cloud. looks like you found a better way to do this, dad. organic, non-gmo feed, 100% veggie diet. if i can raise you two, i can raise anything. perdue. raising more organic chickens than in anyone america. the old man's still got it. after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno

that spawned the tornado warning for york county so that is continuing to push to the east so we now have severe thunderstorm warnings in addition to lancaster, berksgh county, also parts of montgomery county and chester county until 6 o'clock tonight because any of these storms can contain the damaging winds and the hail. part of the reason why we have plenty of fuel for these storms. it's hot, it's humid. the heat index in philadelphia right now 88, feels like 91 in millville. once the storms roll through, you do get a big drop in the temperatures back into the 70's. so, satellite and radar showing this line of storms, that severe thunderstorm watch in effect for philadelphia, all areas northwest until 9 o'clock. this actual front will be stalling over us tomorrow. so, what this means, it will be cloudy and cool with occasional rain tomorrow. future tracker showing around 8 o'clock tonight continues to push and then around 11:30, looks like we have kind of a regeneration of the storms around philadelphia, south jersey and delaware. it pushes off the coast and stalls. more rain moves in tomorrow and in addition to that it's cloudy and it's very co

it's this line along berks county and then just up against chester county.this has been here almost two hours we've seen the showers in place. on the hour by hour model today we will see scattered showers continue at 1:30 in the afternoon. at 7:00 p.m. a little rain is possible. not all of us getting rain. some spot areas across the entire area could get a harder hit of rain briefly. more about what to expect with hurricane jose coming up. >>> people living in the florida keys are making their way back home and they're finding incredible devastation and heartbreak. next, the slow road to recovery and why a well-known wrestler is back tracking on some comments he made about irma on social media. plus this -- >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. >> fans board add plane heading out to kansas city. up next what the eagles will face in their game against the chiefs later on today. >>> a marine charity race canceled last year after a terror attack went off without a hitch yesterday. plenty of police presence. and many are crediting security efforts and renewed determination by

weather send and we center and we can look at severe thunderstorm warnings up in lancaster county, berks county 5 o'clock. been dealing with really strong winds and hail with these storms. any of the storms reporting winds of near 70 miles an hour, especially for the storm that is entering lancaster county as well as some penny sized hail. as we take a look at the radar right now on storm tracker6 live you can see most of the area, it is sunny, it is quiet but it's those far northwestern suburbs getting rocked by some severe weather right now. a lot of heavy rain, vivid lightning and strong winds. you can see some of these individual cells kind of poking themselves ahead of the main line here near kutztown fleetwood and some of these when they kind of go ahead that of main squall line can be more dangerous than some of the storms in the squall line so you can see kutztown right now being rocked by a lot of lightning and thunder and that extends down to woman mels dorf towards lebanon elizabethtown, south to york. these bright pinks and purples on the radar is some of the hail in those storms as

just a foggy start especially for those of you in berks county and lehigh valley. give yourself extra time for that commute. here's jessica with traffic. >> another reason to gifz yourself some extra time especially moving through wilmington, watch for a crash here on 95 southbound side. you can see some big delays right now. they have all lanes blocked approaching the scene because they have to getz everything cleaned up and moved over into the shoulder at least for now. you can take 495 if you're heading southbound through wilmington. also checking in with 95 drive times here, approaching the scene right now only 21 minutes but the traffic right before there like i just showed you is at a complete stand still but approaching the scene starting to get really slow from 49 # 5 to 295 there. speeds are down into the 20s too and here we go. the schuylkill expressway almost at a stand still right around city avenue on that westbound side so slow for montgomery and past the you're headed toward the king of prussia area. now back to you. >> just the past 15 minutes presi

you can see it sprinkling through the lehigh valley, berks county, the poconos. some of this may drift into bucks and monroe county. i think the bigger thing tonight will be fog. we may see patchy dense fog. all eyes on the tropics. this is hurricane jose once again. it has not had a steering mechanism until now. there's a huge ridge of high pressure to the north. it's going to cruise along to the northwest and around the edge of that high, it's going to be very, very close to the east coast of the united states. we're going to feel the tropical effects of this system even if it's offshore. this is something we have to keep a very close eye on for early next week. the weekend should be delightful. only an isolated sprinkle here and there. generally in the low 80s, 79 along the jersey shore. on sunday much the same. we'll talk more about jose and get into more detail about your weekend forecast when i come back. >>> new from delaware, a man is charged with threatening to shoot a bus driver in the head. newcastle county police arrested the man and charged him with m

we had some rain heavier near berks county. that was starting to shift off as well. today a pretty good end of your weekend. we'll talk more with our neighborhood by neighborhood coming up. >>> anybody on the shore needs to be very careful in the water. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live in ocean city with more on the risk for swimmers. randy? >> reporter: good morning, rosemary. a big final summer weekend here in city. the air show at 1:00 as well as a concert tonight at 7:00. we're expecting a lot of people to come this way. officials are warning them, however, to try to stay clear of the water if at all possible. a live look out here as we have some surfers, as the sun comes up over ocean city. the concern is that with hurricane jose approaching brushing off the shore we could see surfs from 3 to feet affecting shore beaches as well as beaches down this delaware, a really high risk of rip currents and at this point in the season fewer lifeguards are on duty and we've already seen the impacts down in wildwood yesterday. two people had to be rescued by wildwood firef

most of it is going to stay in the lehigh valley, berks county and poconos. just the leftover remnants of what was irma. we go through the overnight hours, not expecting much in the way of rain. we will get the patchy fog, upper bucks and lehigh valley and berks county and the poconos. maybe a spotty shower tomorrow. this is very over don by the forecast model. i thit it's going to be much less than that. very isolated in nature. we are going to be looking on sunday at a mix of sun and clouds. somebody could pick up an isolated shower. at this point it will remain out towards the poconos. tropics are heating up. norma will be headed toward the baja peninsula. that's a tropical storm. what we care about is jose. jose up to a category 1 hurricane with 75-mile-an-hour winds moving northwest at 10 miles an hour. we also have two significant waves that have come off the african coast. this one is going to likely become lee later tonight. 35-mile-an-hour winds. upgrade probably to a tropical storm. if and when this one does, and i think it will, that will become ma

in berks county, though, we've got a vehicle fire on i-78 eastbound near 863 so watch for this accident45 as you are heading out. we have emergency crews on the scene. in mercer county we've got a disabled tractor-trailer. a lot happening at this early hour on the ramp from the new jersey turnpike northbound to exit eight. matt, you must admire me 'cause i can see you, you know, redoing all of my movements as i'm going. >> i'm thinking bad rehearsal, good gig. lots of early stuff. >> wait, what? >> no, no. >> am i the bad rehearsal part? >> a lot of things going on. you always assume i'm trying to get you for something. let's move on to the first look at business. customers were beyond infuriated that equifax was charging a fee to protect their credit files even after the company was hacked last week. equifax is now walking that back. the company just announced it will waive all fees until november 21st and that anyone who has paid a fee since last thursday will get a refund. up to 143 million social security numbers and other things were compromised in this breach. probably affected yo

in berks county we've got a vehicle fire.eastbound blocked right near route 863, exit 45 so watch for the vehicle fire, crews on the scene. stick to 222 to avoid that problem there and an issue with a truck right here. that disabled tractor-trailer blocking a lane in the toll plaza on the ramp from the turnpike northbound to exit eight, that's up in hyattstown, tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> well, an accident not a criminal act that's what a judge said about that deadly train derailment in philadelphia. yesterday that judge dropped the criminal charges against the train engineer who was at the controls, brandon bostian. katherine scott is live outside of the criminal justice center with the latest. good morning, katherineism good. >> reporter: good morning, tam. the state tried to build a case that brandon bostian be held criminally responsible but in the end the judge seemed to agree with the defense saying it was more likely an accident than a crime. the preliminary hearing in center city lasted four hours. in the end, the j

couple of showers to the west, western edge of chester county picking up some of these and some in berks county and new castle county picking up a bit. this is light falling a part, i think another batch will be here later this afternoon and evening. a few more of you might experience. 69 degrees is the current term, 69 in trenton and philadelphia. 67 in allentown reading, and wilmington. 72 in cape may. it's on the humid side this morning with the dewpoints which were down in the 50s for days and well into the 60s and staying in those high 60s the rest of the day. anything over 60 indicates air that feels humid. visibility not as bad as a little while ago. anywhere where you see the gray in the northern suburbs and east of philadelphia, you have a shot of running into fog. 77 degrees by noon, the high today 80 warm and humid today. again while there are showers around this morning, some more will probably develop this afternoon and evening those could include thundershowers, maybe a rumble of thunder later in the day and evening. looks like the warm and humid air mass is with us through the we

as you move toward lancaster, berks county, temperatures near 60 degrees. and here's the set up.pressure, moving away, the renmant moisture from irma, that will head in our direction, the next several days. so, as we go hour by hour, you can see, some green, dotting the map, not complete wash out, then tomorrow morning, we do it again, into the afternoon, maybe some thunderstorms, before all is said and done, looks like quarter of an inch to half inch of rainfall, across parts of the area. jose, category one hurricane. it will meander out in the open waters of the atlantic, then it looks like it will head back out to sea, by early next week. so, that means, that rip current danger will exist for quite some time. bob kelly how are the roads? >> that's right. head out to sea, see ya later jose. won't miss you. good morning, everybody, 5:31, roads in good shape, roads are diet rye now, as scotty said we have rain on the way, the schuylkill looking good, volume popping for the morning rush hour, all of the cones are up and gone, hello delco, live look at i59 here in delaware county h

speaking of showers, here's the latest on storm tracker 6 live we're zoom into northern lancaster county, berks lancaster county line from adams down down to route 22 into lincoln and lee -- lo -- leola, we have showers it's not a washout, but maybe showers and brief downpour developing. the latest on storm tracker 6 live, everything moving off swiftly to the southwest, everybody else is dry at this point. it's warm and sticky out there, with temperatures for the most part in the upper 60s and low 70s already. future tracker 6, as we fast forward this along we get into the first part of the afternoon, here comes the pop-up showers once again, especially across south jersey and popping up west of the city, that will be the trend throughout the afternoon and into the early evening hours, once the sun sets we'll lose the heating from the sun, and we lose the instability. monday we could do it all over again. these clouds are in advance of hurricane jose coming up the eastern seaboard. one or two spritzes or sprinkle may develop in the afternoon. allentown, 82. philadelphia up to 84. the normal is

you can see the hail making its way through berks county and lehigh valley. and we'll probably see this toward philadelphia very soon. we put this into our 3-d mode and you can see some of these are fairly impressive. they are growing in intensity and height. here's a look at the storms. you can see you'll have a bit more to come probably 9:00 tonight before we're on the backside. we'll talk more about this and look at record setting irma in just a few minutes. >>> the free nbc app will let you know when the storm will hit your area. send you a weather alert. >> dreamers crushed. >> it's terrifying and scary. >> thousands of young undocumented immigrants brought here by their parents could now be in danger of deportation. >> we're just not american on. paper. >> reporter: president trump ending a program that let's them go to school or work. >> the program known as daca is being rescinded. >> this is all i have known. this is my home. >> the justice department announced today it wound wind down the daca program or deferred action for childhood arrivals. that

nor easy. >> reporter: on the big board we have showers pushing into lancaster county, parts of berks county might pick up some of that. i could see a sprinkle pushing into western chester county most of us it is suppressed to the west. we are expecting more rain. 77 degrees by noon. 80 does high at 3:00 p.m. 75 by 5:00 p.m. the later we go into the afternoon the better chance of a shower or thunderstorm popping up in some areas. as we look at the airport, hoping for all green aircraft which would suggest no major delays, right now we have no sign ever precipitation in our travel destinations bus there's fog around jfk. going on to "healthcheck" a warning for women who have a vitamin d deficiency have a greater risk of developing multiple sclerosis. more research is needed if the reverse is true if vitamin day can reduce the risk of mds. >>> president trump and democratic leaders work on the deal over the future of young immigrants. this controversies this morning whether a key part of the president trump agenda is part of the deal. ♪ it's a highly contagious disease that can be really serio

national weather service in mt all the new jersey has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for berks county in eastern pennsylvania western montgomery county in southeastern pennsylvania chester county in southeastern pennsylvania in till six fifteen pm at five eighteen pm severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from near wilmington north to look at the very moving east at forty miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts and quarter size. source radar and spotter indicated the storm has a history of producing large hail and damaging winds over york and lancaster counties in southern pennsylvania impact minor damage to vehicles is possible expects damage to trees and power lines severe thunderstorms will be near sinking spring were still and rob is only around five twenty five pm reading why missing least for spring ridge and sort of you heights around five thirty pm laurel beale and honey brook around five thirty five p m. birdsboro fleetwood elverson new morgan mount vernon glenroy around five forty pm oxford lions home dylan going around five forty five pm coch

adoption fees will be waived through tomorrow. >>> the humane society of berks county participated in our clear the shelters event in august. here every friday we feature an adorable pet as part of that program. you can meet this morning's pet coming up at 7:15. >>> time right now is 5:27. just a few minutes before 5:30. and a 6-year-old is in the hospital after he was shot just standing outside with his family. nbc10's matt delucia is outside the hospital with more on the boy's recovery and search for the shooter. matt. >> reporter: and, katy, the search for that shooter continues this morning. the question is, who would shoot a 6-year-old. we're talking with police. we'll have that next. >>> and, we're feeling like fall. we're going to tell you how low those temperatures go over the next several days coming up. >>> young, innocent bystander. right now police are looking for a gunman bho opened fire on a philadelphia street hitting a 6-year-old boy. >> it's just a question, why you got to do that? >> a mother's loss. she expresses her pain at a vigil for her son after police make an

we have more clouds for parts of the lehigh valley and berks county. in fact, getting some fog reports, as well. also seeing some clouds just pushing off the jersey shore. improvement there. you're seeing clearing as the day progresses. neighborhood planner, enjoy the day. again, i've been saying all morning fall is just one week away. and after that, i think you know winter, yeah. 74 at 11:00 a.m. lots of sunshine. temperatures climbing in the low to mid 80s for today. a really nice day all around. i expect there's isolated showers possible. thunderstorm later this evening. not a washout. just a heads up. the three-day highs, saturday we'll keep it in the 80s mainly. the jersey shore, upper 70s to low 80s. sunday, same deal. monday, notice how i've added the showers icon. we'll see a couple of 80s, mainly 70s. we have showers because we're tracking now tropical storm jose. more details and your ten-day forecast coming up in a bit. back to you. >> thanks for that. >>> about 5. . 10 -- 5:10 on your friday. jessica boyington with traffic. >> keeping an e

if you're in berks county, that's a big deal. you're going to have to is 76 to 272.hank you, karen. >> a father in community activist will be laid to rest. his senseless killing has gripped a spring garden neighborhood where he meant so much to so many. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live outside the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul where a funeral mass will be hell braitd in his memory. jeanette. >> reporter: matt, this is a tragedy that has left a community heartbroken and it's one that has tugged at the heart strings of many. today girard and grandzol will be remembered as a father who protected his daughter in the last moments of his life. this morning family and friends say their final goodbyes to gerard grandzol, the father of two who was gunned down last thursday outside of his nome spring garden. the 38-year-old had just parked his suv with his two-year-old daughter in the back seat when police say the suspect quickly approached along 15th and melon. authority identified the person who pulled the trigger as 16-year-old marvin roberts and

upper 50s in pottstown, reading, berks county right now, 59 degrees.mington, low 60s for sections of millville. the winds right now, relatively light to calm. but we will see winds more out of the south and west. that will pump in, more humidity, and those dew point will start to climb into the 60s, meaning, more muggy. so here's the renmant low associated with irma. high pressure, still off to the north, but we will see some of the energy move in our direction. temperatures by the afternoon, talking 77 degrees in philadelphia. mid to upper 70s, down the shore, and also, temperatures as we move north and west, will be in the 70s, and we will watch for few of those showers. bob kelly will have a check of the roads, good morning, bob. >> good morning, 4:11 this wednesday hump day live look, not good start to your day here. more than just a disable, started out as disable vehicle, now police have the flares down couple police cars, eastbound on the schuylkill schuylkill, right at montgomery drive. >> folks are flying, first of all, at this hour of the mor

we did -- berks county. we did have fog earlier. that is starting to mix out. getting this into motion, pause at 5:00 p.m. seeing greens on the screen. a break. a combination means a lot of daytime heating. we're also getting cold air moving in due to irma. the upper level low. i think we will get isolated thunderstorms moving into the area especially likely for berks county, lehigh valley, chester county, montgomery county. heads up there. again, not a washout. we have so much going on. tracking tropical storm jose. it's going to become a hurricane, category 1. we've been talking about this for the past couple of days. ted greensburg and i did a facebook live. we were talking about the fact that it may make landfall. models backed off. it may well -- will make landfall. follow us on social media for more updates. back to you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, record-setting rookie. rhys hoskins does it again, if you can believe it. he continues his torrid home run pace. >>> living in poverty. where philadelphia ranks on the list of poorest major cities in the u.s.

clouds for parts of lehigh valley, berks county, chester county. otherwise, conditions remain high and dry. a great day overall. weekend high, we'll see lots of low to mid 80s across the delaware valley. tracking the potential for an isolated thunderstorm for the second half of the day. not a huge issue. a heads up. we have plenty of sunshine in the forecast for both saturday and sunday. we could see a random shower late saturday. i do like this forecast. and don't forget that fall starts next friday, on the 22nd. coming up in a bit, we'll talk about your ten-day forecast and also talk about tropical storm jose which is now expected to make landfall. back to you. >> thanks. >>> now back to the breaking news out of london that we're following. this is a live look outside the parsons green subway stop. this is where police confirm they are investigating an incident following a report of an explosion. according to the associated press, one passenger says there was a panic after a woman on the platform claimed she saw a flash and heard a bang. accordin

. >>> to berks county and a fee-free weekend at the humane society.t's filled to the brim with adoptable cats, dogs, and other pets. it's waiving adoption fees in hopes of clearing space. all pets will be spayed or neutered before adoption and have their proper vaccinationses. >>> 4:48. from flip-flops to sweaters like that. >> absolutely. meteorologist bill henley is tracking a cooler start to our morning. bill? >> feels great. feels like fall. fall arrived a week ago, but it's the weather that feels like fall one week later. we've got an extra bonus week of summer. you see the wind that brought in the cool, dry air, still blowing. the flags in front of 30th street station. not a strong wind but enough to cool the keep -- keep the cool air flowing in the area. six miles per hour in philadelphia. stronger in dover. that's settled the last hour. wildwood reporting a 12 mile-per-hour an hour breeze. with winds dying down, clearer skies, and dry air in place, the temperatures are really cooling down. seeing 50s right now in south jersey. 50s for delawa

this video coming to us from berks county where crews are battling a house fire.ries as of yet. >>> the kevin hart story that went viral. here's part of his public apology to his family. >> at the end of the day, man, i just simply got to do better but i'm not going to allow a person to have financial gain off of my mistakes. and in this particular situation, that's what was attempted. >> he went on instagram to apologize to his wife and children after he says a woman tried to extort him for a suggestive video. tmz has the video. calls it sexually explicit and reports the fbi is investigating and the person hart accuses has called his attorney offering to take a lie detect test for a fee. >>> on to a developing story, rocket man. the 70's elton hit president trump utilizing those words to describe north korea's leader kim jong-un in a tweet. tensions between north korea and the west remain high as the u.n. prepares for their annual general assembly. steve rapoport has details. >> reporter: north korea's nuclear threat casting a shadow over this week's gathering of

now it's only this little line showing up on radar near berks county and chester county. not convinced it's not making it to the ground, but due to the reflection, the yellow and the reds would indicate a heavier rain and it hasn't moved the last half hour or so which could lead to flood concerns if making it to the ground. a heads-up if you're heading that direction. let's talk about our neighborhood planner. today looking at cloud/sun mixture. 70 at 8:00 a.m. i think low to mid-80s for highs are possible today. yesterday we saw some upper 80s in philly and there it is, spotty showers in the afternoon. in the suburbs, spot showers as well. 78 degrees. low 80s for highs. and the same deal in the lehigh valley, 80s for your high temperature. a mix of clouds and sun out there by this afternoon but starting cloudy. 80 degrees, 4:00 p.m. scattered showers possible through new jersey, delaware and the shore as well. we're 70, 8:00 a.m. by 4:00, 70 degrees at the jersey shore. the days to come things get more rough particularly at the shore and delaware beaches. we'll talk more

you will notice on storm scan some showers working their way in across western most suburbs berks, lancaster county, getting hit and heading to 95 south we will run into that outside of delaware but with time we will have a couple showers, very scattered in nature. another shot, outside rehoboth where sun obviously has yet to come up but will with time and i don't think we will see too

two degrees below average for a change. 1 right now mount pocono and 69 allentown and reading, berks county, 69. and 67 currently in wildwood. temperatures even cooler offer to the west. look at buffalo, 64 degrees. upper 50s in syracuse. there is a cold front that sweeps through late tonight dropping temperatures over the upcoming weekend. but, first pitch we're looking at 67 degrees. grab those jackets if you head to citizens bank park. and coming up we'll talk about the fall like weekend and threat of spotty shower. back to you. >> thank you scott a woman is in custody after police say she killed a man across from the free library philadelphia 19 and vine it happened before 8:00 this morning and police say a man in late 50s was stabbed repeatedly to the the neck and face and the victim was pronounced dead at the scene and police say they arrested woman who they believe attacked him two blocks away. >> and police charge a man's girlfriend for a deadly shooting in fishtown. authorities 37-year-old janet wakefield shot and killed 3 33-year-old terrence coregan in apartment building east mon

westbound side in berks county past 662, blocking a lane the red zone there, pottstown on high street near the brick house and issues continue in allentown. no parts of 78 and eastbound side is blocked and westbound a gaper delay and lane restriction. stay up with the crowd on 22. and stay local in allentown on this wednesday afternoon. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you matt. more ahead on "action news" at 5:00 tonight. more fallout after president trump announces the end of doca. coming up at 5:30 how lawmakers are responding after the white house handed off responsibility for the so-called dreamers. >> first health check chances are you heard about the health risk associated with sitting too much but is standing too much also a hazard? ali gorman breaking down a new study. >>> health check tonight, we heard that sitting too much of the time isn't good for our health. but it turns out too much standing is not good either. >> so what is? health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman is here at the big board with more. >> it's an interesting study and making th

this is moving out of berks county.c risk and charleston, westchester, you're looking at some very steady rain showers. milford, just light showers. all of this is going to move toward the metro area. you can see that the main body of the storm system shs the rotation is over the great lakes. it's not looking very quickly. it's parked there. there are a lot of things that have stalled in the atmosphere. there's a huge area of high pressure that's preventing this from moving. and in turn, that's what's steering hurricane irma to the west. all these pieces fit together. this is the player in all of it. we're going to be watching this go north than east. so we're going to be watching showers on and off tonight and maybe even early tomorrow morning. overnight we could have steadier showers. temperatures tomorrow are going to start off in the 50s and 60s. we're not going to climb too much in the mid- to lower 70s for tomorrow. for the most part, we'll soo a mix of sun and clouds by the afternoon. on friday, showers and i don

mid upper 80s as well for lehigh valley and berks county, easton up to 86. clear conditions last through new jersey, the shore and delaware neighborhoods. up to 86 in voorhees. smyrna today a high of 85. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> still to come, some much needed help from puerto rico. we're on board as a cargo plane full of supplies heads to it is hard hit area. >>> and dramatic moments when a military helicopter accidently fire sb fires into a crowd. first, this is "today" on nbc. we just moved in about four months ago, but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well. we love it! oand freedoms that we jhave and we enjoy today.swell. ready. aim. fire. and it's important for us to let them know that we will never forget their service. fire. it was steve's idea to have this cemetery. this was supplied to the veterans, giving us a final resting place. we owe everything to steve for what he gave us here.

we had lanes blocked in both directions 422 berks county.> reporter: feels like summer already on terrace. 76 degrees in philadelphia. allentown, 70. lots of sunshine across the region after earlier clouds swept through from jose. overall sunshine maybe a few periods of clouds, but bright and high of 86. a tad humid today not too bad. tomorrow, warm and pleasant, high of 85 as autumn arrives in the afternoon. saturday, sunny and warm, 86. sunny and very warm high of 89. if you don't have tickets to the union and eagles make plans it's going to be a good weekend. >> we'll have the latest on two natural disasters on "action news" at noon. what's happening in mexico and the carribean is bringing out the best of people in the delaware valley. a look at how local organizations and volunteers are making a difference at noon. live live -- "live with kelly and ryan" is up next. emma stone is a guest. i'm matt o'donnell have a great day everyone! >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, academy award winner emma stone. and, from "downton

most of this is tracking in western berks county later on and the lehigh valley. as we look outside, we have cloudy skies across the region. might be sunny breaks later on, some of the clouds are low, don't be surprised if you have a little fog here and there, around the region and drizzle on the windshield for the low lying clouds. temperatures mild, 69 degrees. dewpoints dropped 68 to 67. that's an indication of fairly humid air. winds out of the south at 6, the ocean temperature, 72. future tracker 6 shows you between now and 12, we're not expecting a whole lot of precipitation, but there's a decent amount of cloud cover out there. 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., every now and then you see a pop-up shower or rumble of thunder. by 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., a little more of that, this is not a washout, but a little active at times. up to 11:00, there may be more actions coming up from the south. we'll see if adam and cecily has more on that tonight. 68 degrees by 8:00 a.m. noon, 77. the high today will be 80 degrees at 3:00 p.m. again, while there's a chance of a pop-up shower

. >> reporter: sarah's husband pete is a lineman from berks county, one of thousands of linemen frome country sent down to florida after hurricane irma. >> one of the most dangerous jobs in america. these guys are working long hours, hot conditions. they have to wear long sleeves, rubber gloves, up in the air hours at a time. >> reporter: this is a picture keith sent sarah of some of the damage and this is where he'll be sleeping the next two weeks n a trailer with 30 other guys. sarah says she got the idea to send supplies he desperately needed and one thing led to another. >> it became a huge donation. people reaching out through e-mail. linemen have plenty of work and plenty to worry about. here i have plenty of power, air conditioning. he's down there working 12 hours a day outside, sleeping in cramped kwaur terts, so just trying to do what we can for them. >> reporter: all that, supplies donated to those workers. it's all set and ready to go. i'm told it's been put on a truck and packed and right now on its way down to florida. in berks county, stephen sfisher, nbc 10 news. >> s

overnight construction blocking 422 out of berks county.nd direction heading toward pottstown, use benjamin franklin parkway highway or high street or 724. live look at the schuylkill expressway it just reopened in the westbound direction toward 30th street. eastbound they are working near 202 in king of prussia. >> pennsylvania school students are doing a little better on standardized tests. the state released the latest round of tssa and keystone exams. english arts and mathematics are slightly up over last year. keystone scores that test literature and boiling and algebra remained relatively flat. >> it's a first look at business, when i was a kid i loved going to this place. anyone who loves a drive-in burger and fries may be at risk. hackers got data from sonic, the chain has not said how many restaurants will be affected. >>> equifax is trying to recover from it's data breach, they will allow customers to lock and unlock freezing your credit for free for life. it prempt anyone from opening -- prevent anyone from opening accounts in yo

. >>> a berks county and and her mother are accused of ignoring a newborn while high on drugs. 4 week old son was hospitalized in july. detectives determined that they were under the influence of meth for days while they were supposed to be caring for the newborn. >>> 557. a.m., police drag a woman off a flight after she complained about pets on the train. >>> tributes are pouring in for playboy founder and pop icon hugh hefner a look back at the business mogul's life next. with the laughing cow's nine flavorful varieties of creamy cheese, there's no end to what you can discover. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. because with citrusy peel shine, i might as well be spraying orange juice on...grape juice. get serious, get a cleaner with bleach in it. that's right...i'll get it. clorox means clean. >> good morning 6:00 a.m., thursday, september 28. >> good morning everyone, we're following breaking news here, a man is shot and pistol whipped during a robbery. >>> emotional reunion as hurricane maria survivors land in philadelphia. >> get ready to deal with fall like message, you bette

that will drift to the south but diminish over berks county.tures for tonight, upper 50s mount pocono. we're looking at low 60s in the lehigh valley. reading berks county about 62 degrees. wildwood 66 degrees. and 67 in philadelphia. for tomorrow, mixture of sun and clouds. maybe an isolated shower popping up during the afternoon but once 81 degrees in allentown. 82 atlantic city. and 84 for philadelphia. so saturday, 84 degrees above average. sunday low 80s. above average again. once again the normal high is 78. looking good as we close out the final weekend of summer. down the shore looking good but once again rough surf. dangerous rip currents so use extreme caution out there only swim where those lifeguards are present. we have jose. we can have maria perhaps even lee out in the open waters of the atlantic so very active time. hurricane jose 75 miles per hour winds. movement to the north and west for now. but early next week, it will parallel the eastern seaboard. look at that cone of uncertainty. once again, too close for comfort for secti

over all broken line of showers, berks county to the lehigh valley.f them falling apart and working east by the time they hit new jersey shouldn't be more than clouds. a decent line near williams port. falling apart hitting dry air in place now. temperatures tomorrow in the mid 60s no matter where you are. sun in the morning will self destruct. a bit unstable. clouds at times with a strong breeze out of the north. northwest at times, up to 25 miles per hour. that will funnel through the link as you head to maybe the temple game tomorrow at lunchtime, clouds and sun, 63-degrees. by fourth quarter, 66 and the high builds in on sunday. this is with us through much of next week, a dynamo of a high. first it's cool at 71-degrees below average seasonal and it warms as the high settles to the east of us. the seven-day forecast below average next couple of days heading to the phillies game, nice with wall to wall sunshine. again, that's the last game of the season. monday, bright, pleasant, 76 above average tuesday with fall perfection and wednesday, 79. here

in berks county, reading, 64. 66 in trenton. 65 in wilmington. 70 in philadelphia. 67 in millville. 70 comfortable degrees on the promenade in cape may. there's clouds off the coast and there's a chance the cloud cover waffles down through the region at times today. generally speaking we're going for a bright one. hurricane jose is a tropical storm now and it will drop into a extra tropical low. you can see monday it's still in the same position before it drifts away or falls a part and given that we're looking at rough surf conditions. nice weather on the sand today and through the weekend. continued rough surf conditions are likely and eroded dunes, too, they can difficult to negotiate. lehigh valley sunny and warm, 86 degrees. in philadelphia we'll go for 86 under mostly sunny skies and occasional cloud cover sweeping through later this afternoon you might see more of that cumulus cloud cover, you might have noticed the wind are down 5 to 10. mainly clear and comfortable, 66 overnight tonight. hurricane maria is a category three pulling away from the puerto rican area. dominican rep

allentown into berks county areas that didn't get much all day today. sunshine and temperatures in the 80's, low showers moving far enough inland to impact the areas, we have tropical storm jose winds sustained at 70 mines just dropped below hurricane strength moving about nine miles per hour with a central pressure of 973 million bars. here's a look at the path. this isn't going anywhere any time soon, it will slowly weaken as it loops around. making its way to the north and to the east and then kind of dividing back down to the south and west jose placement may actually impact where maria hurricane maria now in the caribbean will go. you can see jose my computer not advancing we saw the bands of showers move. we got the winds picking up. you can see winds strong sustained about 15 to 20 miles an hour at the coast. 14 miles an hour here in philadelphia. and the winds will remain breezy but not too bad as we go through the overnight hours then we have to watch out for the waves. the worst is over the open atlantic you can see the green here ten foot swe

lets go to another fire in berks county a home on fire right before 8:00 last night, and crews called out to this location at seaford and philadelphia avenue in birdbor o there was in word of injuries at last check and they are trying to figure out, the cause. >>> all right. the bird, pretty good game to watch. they hung tough. it looked like it was good, touch and go, we went down, and right down to the end, 27- 20. >> five seconds to go, three man rush, wentz puts some air under it, it is long enough, it is tipped, incomplete and the game is over. >> all right. here we go after struggling last week against washington alshon jeffery appeared to be on the same page with carson wentz. he finished with seven catches for 92-yard and a score. wentz had 333-yard, two touchdowns, despite facing relentless pressure all afternoon. bird dropped to one-one on the season. we will break this game down even more, coming up in the next hour, and we will look ahead to the first home game of the year for the eagles, a battle against the new york giants. >>> all right. we're also having this developin

just clipping lehigh valley in berks county. most of us have moved out of bucks county where we saw a little thunderstorm action an hour ago. saw further down south. cluster of thunderstorms moving along. this is all kent county pretty much. currently tracking through. where is it going. right in the cumberland county and soon enough, may hit parts of camden or philadelphia as well. this is where the rain is moving currently. not the only rain of today. take a look at hour by hour model. here we go throughout the morning hours. briefly through the area. 1:30 little spot showers across the area. another round of rain earlier by 5:30. think you're going to clear. 830 is still a little down to the south. overnight we'll get one last pull as the front finally starts to move through. 2:00 a.m. starts to clear by your thursday morning. things should look a little better off. highs for today not warm at all. clouds. rain. cool air blind the front. going to sit right where we mostly are this morning. upper 1k36d low 70s for philly. 72 de

hasn't been able to reach his in berks county. hoping they see this. >> it's how we hear but we're still living. >> that message that you just heard is really at the heart of why we are here. in pennsylvania and new jersey, it has the third and fourth largest puerto rican population in the united states, that's hundreds of thousands in our viewing area with a direct connection here with loved ones here they're worried about. whatever we can do to get information back to them, get a message or a call, that's what we're trying to do >> you guys trying to be the go between for people here. and then in puerto rico. but what is it like for you guys behind the scenes? we know that it's a shortage of water and food and power. what are you guys doing? where are you staying? >> reporter: so we made sure to bring water and food with us, just so we wouldn't add to the stress and be in need ourselves. it was a struggle for us to find a place, we found a condo where we could stay but it has no power. it is really hot but we do have cold water

. >> she moved to berks county when she was 6, from el salvador. and they protested outside of charlie dent's office. and we'll have more on the daca decision fallout and the latest on hurricane irma has is churned towards the united states, that is next at 6:30 after "action news." >>> coming up on "action news" tonight. camden students head back to class and a new initiative to increase school attendance. and eagles quarterback carson wentz talking about why he is more prepared going into his second season. >> it has been a wet and cool day and stormtracker 6 live double scan showing more showers around and i'm tracking another batch of downpours later tonight and i'll let you know when we dry out and the latest on hurricane irma. >> those stories and more when "action news" continues tonight. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and

allentown into berks county areas that didn't get much all day today. sunshine and temperatures in the 80's, low showers moving far enough inland to impact the areas, we have tropical storm jose winds sustained at 70 mines just dropped below hurricane strength moving about nine miles per hour with a central pressure of 973 million bars. here's a look at the path. this isn't going anywhere any time soon, it will slowly weaken as it loops around. making its way to the north and to the east and then kind of dividing back down to the south and west jose placement may actually impact where maria hurricane maria now in the caribbean will go. you can see jose my computer not advancing we saw the bands of showers move. we got the winds picking up. you can see winds strong sustained about 15 to 20 miles an hour at the coast. 14 miles an hour here in philadelphia. and the winds will remain breezy but not too bad as we go through the overnight hours then we have to watch out for the waves. the worst is over the open atlantic you can see the green here ten foot swe