they didn't like bradford dodson. they liked the hustler.r all them years, i was being a hustle her. i wasn't being bradford dodson. >> my child did not have negligent parents. >> my child did not have negligent parents. he wasn't hungry. didn't miss a day's meal. was not homeless. i wasn't a crack head, dad wasn't a crack head. wasn't abusive, none of that. none of the things that society say the reason that these children do what they do. they do it because they want to and they do it because someone has enticed them. the drug dealers come through and they see easy gullible young people and they offer them -- it's exciting. you know? the possibility? the rims, the car. i am angry at him for not -- i'm actually angry at him for allowing someone to sell him a dream of nothing. and i believe that that's what it was. >> i met bradford when my daughter was picking me up from work and she introduced me to the guy in the car. this is my boyfriend. i didn't pay him any attention. first time i really, really other than seeing him in the car remembe

. >> reporter: assemblyman steven bradford, on the l.a. effort wrote the bill to compare to kidneys. >> in california, one of the most successful donations. they stay with the regular utility. >> the only two groups really in support of the bill are pg&e and so cal edison. what does that tell you? >> a lot are reactionary. >> the transition and still arose to see another day.

northeast where the action cam is on the scene of a water main break and resulting sinkhole blocking bradford at winchester and woodward. the gray minivan is partially in the sinkhole. stick with the boulevard as the alternates. media, eastbound lanes of baltimore pike are shut down. stick with the route 1 media bypass. and crash allentown road here kieser road. >> let's head outside to meteorologist karen rogers and get the latest from accuweather. >> reporter: it's feeling warm and humid, this afternoon it will be a warm one. let's check the numbers, 73 degrees right now in

this is larry bradford jr. also 19 of richmond.dentified as persons of interest andriessen home burglary and can feel neighbors as she sought seemingly home and read the lexus. deputies found a home ransacked and then found red lexus and area. a stalled car then the driver and passenger identified as cohen's in bradford abels to get away enslave the vehicle. don'ts 511 and zero hundred is the promise of bradford's 6,570 lbs.. to recognize that there one of these plates is >> : authorities are releasing whether they believe these you may be involved in other crimes or identified them as persons of the dress and the recent home burglary. mr. calif. triple crown winner this weekend could be carried he won the kentucky derby may 3rd previous may 17th in california crown wins the belmont stakes ending will be in a test in the history books less triple crown weather where the six years ago only 11 horses won all three sources. california, does have ties the bay area both karen jockey golden gate fields now. let's check is hosting about 1

found the courage to follow the car but then the driver and passenger identified as going out at bradfordable to get a library recognize these two men for the content police the sheriff's department or the >>: cameron county terisa estacio kron4 news. coming out of tennessee flash flooding for washing rose after rain hit the road hard. this is and how all rock west of a natural for the note injuries reported about a bit warm up of the way of a more on the forecast and james fletcher. domestic live look were expecting some nice and sunny conditions through the right now the satellite view shows clouds really pushing up along the entire coastline of, or california. keith now are close to that about 53 began square on to start is to the temperatures climbed at getting close to these levels here. and this topic and what they did to degrees. a little warmer and of a man about it. on one wall from center felt a santa rosa. 82. tomorrow we did those temperatures it will still be very comfortable by the bay and along the coast but in what we look it up near the trouble tickets. we have some reall

this is the 8800 block of bradford street where they are dealing with a sinkhole and water main breakother cars may be compromised of course we'll keep an eye on this and bring you more as it comes into us. >> that's causing problems in that area on the roads, obviously. >> reporter: certainly not anything you want to wake up to any morning of the week. we have that water main breakto and sinkhole near rhawn and close to win chester. stay on the boulevard to get around that local blockage. i-95 here's the scene live at cottman in the work zone. the southbound delay not too bad. northbound we had glass on the road they have cleared that out. all lanes reopened. farther south on i-95 you're hitting 15 to 18 miles per hour from bridge to girard. coming. schuylkill expressway no construction to worry about, but they will return during the midday along city and bala avenue. on the schuylkill expressway 14 miles per hour west by belmont. there's a pair of issues on the pennsylvania turnpike one is a crash on it is westbound side approaching valley forge taking out the left lane. the left la

the eight inch main broke around 5:45 on bradford street near ron. rose marmary conners. >> reporter: surprisingly it wasn't the gushing water that woke up neighbors and wasn't the commotion caused from the ground buckling on their block in front of their front doors. >> the policeman knocked on my do this morning at 6:00. he told me tove my van or lose it. >> the police officer wasth cha. we could save our cars. >> not everyone's was saved. residents tell me this minivan belongs to a neighbor who happened to be in the hospital. fortunately no homes flooded and crews shut off the flow and assess the repairs. >> this happened before on the other street, winchester avenue. >> that's just one block over. hbs were called as the breane year. water main breaks not unusual in philadelphia. still, this one caught these me >> an old city. everything pretty old, you know. so i guess they had to be replaced. >> crews tell me what helped in this situation is the way the road is situated. the water was able to flow down bradford street away from people's homes. w

the water main caused a sinkhole on the 88 block of bradford street. many were able to move their cars out of harm's way. crews have now replaced the 8-inch main and are working to repair the roads. >> the delaware and lehigh valleys are enjoying the break today. there is a music festival underway right now, what a nice night for it. you are probably enjoying a bit of a breeze right now. adam joseph is live now outside of the studio with what we can expect. >> the breeze out of the northwest has brought the humidity down a little bit from yesterday and the human will continue to tumble as we get into friday and especially saturday. the numbers right now, 86 degrees in philadelphia, and 83 in new york city, the heat of the 90s, and close to it at 88 degrees, to the north and west, pittsburgh 79, and binghamton 77, the dew points yesterday were well into the 70s, that was the oppressive humidity and the humidity was rung out in the form of humidity and thunderstorms last night. and notice dew points in the 50s in buffalo than is moving in our direction.

> a sinkhole opened in northeast philadelphia today, people that live on the 88 hundred block of bradford street. alerting them to move their cars while it was buckling. crews have replaced the 8-inch main and they are working to repair the large cracks in the pavement. >>> philadelphia is building another waterfront park this one in south philadelphia. they will spend almost $2 million transforming pier 68 into a place of play and relaxation over looking the delaware river. vernon odom is live now, it sounds like the park could be a wonderful destination sandwiched between columbus boulevard and the river. >> reporter: jim, it's going to be lovely, all too often this is the major calling card or the face of what you see along the delaware river, no trespassers and danger. no longer, you see this fence stopping people from going down to the river, razor wire on top it looks like a prison. that is many of the cases in areas leading to the river but coming soon next summer this will change on pier 68 as it is in many places. the wildlife was at peace feeling the vibe of redevelopment coming

it happened on the 88 hundred block of bradford street. katherine scott shows us all the damage. >> the water was eventually shut off but there was still a big hole in the middle of the street here, neighbors woke up to police pounding on their front doors. >> the policeman knocked on my door and said move your van or you are going to lose it. >> so eugene mott moved his car, the brick in the 8-inch main was reported at 5:30 a.m. and neighbors rushed to move their cars. it was like a river. >> water gushed through big cracks in the pavement and streamed along the street. a sinkhole opened up and threatened a minivan next to it. >> we called him and left him a message. i remember he has the house keys but not the car keys. >> the crews turned off the water at 7:00 a.m. but the damage remains. crews were able to haul the minivan out of the hole easing the vehicle over the broken pavement. between 60 and 70 properties lost water. >> there is no water it will take a while. >> after the minivan was towed, more equipment was hauled in and there

bradford said both he and stow had been intoxicated conceding he may not have noticed security if it was there. >> two men pleaded guilty to the attack on stow this year. >> muni passengers left waiting and waiting because of a sickout the city says it will crack down on those not showing up and the union is urging them to resume operations we're live with details. >> here is a copy of the letter the union sent members stating if you called in sick, you must bring in a doctor note. the mayor said no note, no pay and went on to say that these workers could face penalties because this has cost the city of san francisco a lot of money. a warning tonight from city hall. bus drivers have not showed up for work. >> they're forced to do an investigation on every person declared sick. we don't believe it is the fact. >> the union told the mayor it had nothing to do with a sick out. every mrem employee will receive this letter saying if you called in sick, you'll be required to provide a doctor note. supervisor scott weiner was among many trying to get home last night. today, introducing legi

brandon trutling, bradford, texas. >>> coming up. children having to live in homeless shelters after crossing into the united states. live report. live report. >> the city of detroit is struggling trying to emerge from bankruptcy. today, the city's auto makers announce they are partnering with the detroit institute of art. it is part of what's called the grand bargain. but it still might not be enough. let's go to bisi onile-ere. tell us more about today's announcement. >> reporter: stephanie, for general motors and chrysler have pledged $26 million in the di amp's commitment to help the city of detroit emerge from bankruptcy. this money will specifically be used to help support retirees and protect the detroit's institute of art. there are worries that detroit could lose some of its prized art but some institutions and agencies have come forward trying to prevent that from happening. state legislatures voted on a number of deals known as the grand bargain. this still needs to be voted on by retirees. i had an opportunity to talk to

self-taught scientist richard heene, his wife mayumi and three sons, bradford, rio and falcon are in the backyard launching a test aircraft. >> the intention was you and i and i and everyone could pull out of our garage and hover off the ground and go to work using high voltage. >> but as the aircraft rises. >> bradford yelled at me and said falcon's inside. i'm thinking he's behind me. because that's where i saw him last i could remember. this takes off. shooting off to the airport area. my first thought was call the faa. because it was going straight to the airport. i did what i had to do. >> richard calls the faa, 911, and a local tv station because he says they have a helicopter that can follow the craft in flight. >> hello? >> is this richard? >> yes, it is. >> how long has the 6-year-old been missing? >> just a few minutes. >> was the flying saucer in the backyard? >> yes. >> but could a little boy be inside this balloon-like object more than a thousand feet off the ground? >> this thing takes off, your son tells you falcon's inside. are you really going to stop and justify rea

. >> reporter: assemblyman steven bradford wrote the bill. he says it is comparing kilowatts to kidneys. >> we have one of the most successful organ donation programs in the nation and it is based on an opt in provision. >> reporter: does this sound familiar? big energy has tried to squash local power before. pg&e spent $46 million to back proposition 16 in 2010 which would have required cities to get two-thirds local vote to get a local utility. they said no. >> it was a full frontal assault on cca. this does nothing but change one word from opt out to opt in already meaning consumers would not be switched to the cca. they would stay with pg&e until they chose to switch. environmentalists say it used to be an exec at so cal edison. >> reporter: the only two in support of this bill are pg&e and so cal edison. what does that tell you? >> it tells me a lot of folks are misinformed. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix5. >>> a student accused of bullying a classmate is told to pick his punishment. suspension, or cleaning the bathroom? and tonight his

>> that's bradford. there's an organization called the north coast power authorization that the districts belong to and they act as a clearing house that they sell to their members. >> thank you. >> vice president caen. >> i understood that under cca the policy would always be opt out, but year saying you have a program that people can opt in? >> yes, when we roll out to a mass number of customers that's an opt out program. that's our 33% renewable. if someone wants to go beyond that and pay extra for the 400%, they can do that just as they can choose to stay with pg and e. >> they're in the out? >> yes. >> thank you very much for being here today. >> thank you. >> congratulations. >> congratulations speaker: that was only one joke. anyone got one -- >> so with those great presentations and thank you very much to jaime and to cordel for staying, but what i sum advised is general topics for discussion and it draws out what we have proposed through the clean power sf programming and what marine is offering

. >>> just before dawn, an unidentified gunman broke into a farmhouse in bradford, ohio, and killed the owners, jack and linda myers. it was clear to investigators that the double homicide had nothing to do with robbery. >> nobody appeared to have ransacked through drawers or closets or anything looking for anything. so it appeared to the investigators that whoever had entered the home had obviously done it because they intended to kill jack and linda myers. >> the couple had been married for seven years and each had children from previous marriages. >> even though my mom met jack at a later time in her life, that was her soul mate, that was her knight in shining armor. >> investigators knew that the couple ran a pizza shop, but they found no indication they had problems with business associates. however, jack's side businesses raised concerns. >> jack started a car business. he would buy cars, repair them and sell them to people, and a majority of these vehicles would be sold on payments, you know, to help people out. >> not surprisingly, some of these people were unable to make the pa

this happened in the 8800 block of bradford street. this was the scene when water was gushing out of that pipe around 5:00 o'clock this morning. it has now been capped, but the street has a giant crack in it which has caused a bit of the sink hole. officials believe, rather say that water services has been restored to all residents. >>> the heat and humidity is certainly out there but it is still a great day to be outside especially if you are at the beach. meteorologist kathy orr is enjoying the the ocean breeze down in sea isle city and she joins us with a look at the first forecast, kathy? >>> jessica, it was cloudy earlier, new is there plenty of sun glare to go around. it is just a picture perfect afternoon, but the beach is still busy. folks walking boards get something xavier exercise, losing some of the heat of the day, but temperatures still well in the 80's. lets look at storm scan three, nothing really to talk about. we will zoom into sea isle city where we just have a few fair weather clouds and a temperature of 82 degrees.

legislative front, ab 2145 was referred to earlier in today's meeting, and this is assembly member bradford's effort to modify the rules of the game if you will for the community choice and it was heard in the senate energy and commerce community on june 23rd and the opposition was successful in removing the opt in requirement and it recalls that this bill will eliminate this opt out and put in place the opt in requirement instead. and there are ongoing amendments to allow pcas to expand existing ccas or new ccas to expand to three counties, and it includes those amendments include some grandfathering provisions for existing like ourselves those amendments were passed. and how the amendments will be finally incorporated, and the application of those grandfathering provisions, to the clean power sf, are still to be understood so it is kind of a stay tuned message on that and it is not over yet and that concludes my report, and i am happy to take any questions. >> thank you. and thank you for your presentation. and your report. >> and just a question, on the work that is being done around cca,

william bradford hughy, i have no confidence in his writing when he wrote a piece and said that he took one look at my mother and realized she was uneducated. then he said that he interviewed us here and we showed him where bryant lived. his white girlfriend lived. and we were discussing did he ever go to bed with her. i said get out of here. we never talked to him. he never interviewed with us. i don't know how much money he made off of it but these things he put out there. so i don't believe practically anything he said. even the interview with bryant and milan. i don't believe all he said about what took place. i don't need him to say that to convince me that they killed emmett till. i didn't need that. i knew that before he wrote that piece. but why he did it, some say he was a checkbook journalist, whatever that means. but he did it. he put a lot of inaccuracies out there. i'm trying to correct it. set the record straight. i just got a call from a lady who wanted me to endorse a play in virginia, hampton, virginia. she told me what was in the play. i said i don't endorse stuff that

as far as traffic goes, there again, rhawnhurst, bradford, near rhawn street.the northbound side everyone hundred at 23, all lanes blocked, pretty bad accident, right around coventry road. and hammonton, 206 at columbia road, downed tree, blocking all lanes, middle road is the alternate. >> one, i knew, i love philly. >> yeah. >> i believe, understand, what direction, i knew what i wanted to do. i got a love for philly. so any time, definitely here. it is funny -- >> so many people involved in the music industry, some casino every connection to philly last night, nick cannon, got to spend some time with him over at the hotel monaco event, great event, pick up community angel award, he is a philanthropist, too, talking about his wife, mariah. it was fun. >> yesterday, remember, the fifth anniversary of michael jackson's death, trying to pick out our favorite michael jackson songs. rolling stone magazine name their number one, it was billy jean. >> ♪ >> back in the day, michael jackson spent some time in philadelphia recording couple of different studios here in

. >> reporter: we're add woodward and bradford streets.ake a look, you see that water main break in the middle of the block there. there is a car unfortunately in the way of all of this. the good news from crews on the scene, there is no water going into people's homes or basements, in large part because of the way the road is situated. actually all of this water is flowing boo the penny pack creek. that's good news. again, police on the scene, fire on the scene. and the philadelphia water department just showed up. reporting live in philadelphia, i'm rosemary connors, "nbc10 news." >>> good morning. we have delays on the majors. route 30 bypass you see sluggish. normal delays, 422 eastbound heavy in normal spots. same situation in 76 and 95. we're seeing typical delays out there but unfortunately for drivers in new jersey we're stuck with a big problem in lindenwold. the white horse bridge that carries traffic over the patco tracks, that is shut down. authorities looking into a structural problem. this san issue for patco riders because t

those relievers, darren o'days of the world, those submarines, there was a guy chad bradford, nasty. him. >> tom: the body's upright but the arm's down. >> mark: steve see shack down in miami. nasty. >> tom: right now pat nishak from the cardinals is having a great year. >> mark: probably going to the all-star game maybe. >> tom: two balls and no strikes to hernandez. it's 2-1. >> mark: there's always a place in a big league bull pen for a guy who shows a team a different arm angle, deception. something to be said for that. >> tom: moments happen every night in baseball but in one night they all happened in one place. don't miss the 85th all-star game at 7:30 east eneern on fox. beautiful target field is the site this year. a great addition to downtown minneapolis. >> mark: it was the one park i hadn't played in until last year. >> tom: pretty tough to hit home runs in that ballpark. >> mark: it's a big yard. >> tom: three balls two strikes to hernandez. followed by cameron rupp here in the bottom of the ninth. off the end of the bat. that will slice out of play. >> mark: i don't thi

we talked to peter bradford the former commissioner who was on the commission after and was a pretty outspoken critic for safety and he talked about what is needed is regulatory skepticism. i am not sure that that exists today but i think that is what we need. >> host: it's one of the challenges and i think you talk about different people in the role they play. one of the challenges is to try to figure out where those issues can best be addressed whether it is -- because obviously most of the things they did during the act were driven by the staff and you have a very interesting assessment and a book about the work that was done in the 80s and dealing with the events and the boiling water reactor plants in the state. and as they played back in fukushima because the efforts to address that issue in the 80s alternately were not successful because we solve the problems that we saw in fukushima yet it was driven by the staff at the nrc and decades later a task force was created that came to almost very similar conclusions. so, there is an effort that i think as you said there are people

. >> reporter: assemblyman steven bradford, on the l.a.ffort wrote the bill to compare to kidneys. >> in california, one of the most successful donations. they stay with the regular utility. >> the only two groups really in support of the bill are pg&e and so cal edison. what does that tell you? >> a lot are reactionary. >> the transition and still arose to see another day. >> the dmv is proposing a secondary review process in which applicants would interview with the dmv investigator to verify their identities. >>> an assembly committee will vote on making a kill switch mandatory on all new cell phones sold in california. >> it would be inoperable in case stolen but requiring the kill switches preinstalled. its first assembly committee. >> the leaders in alameda county make a contingency plan in case it doesn't pass the bill and have local legislation. >> we spoke about it with dan cobb who said something has to be done to stop thieves! they see this as $250 or more that they could get within a day and a half in cash. my wallet is an afte

we talked to peter bradford a former nrc commissioner who was on the commission after tmi and was a pretty outspoken critic. he talked about what is needed is regulatory skepticism. i think that's what we need. >> host: is one of the challenges and you talk a lot in the book about different people at the nrc and the roles that they play. one of the challenges is to try and figure out where those issues can best be addressed. obviously most of the very good things that the nrc did during the accident were really driven by this path and you have very interesting assessment of the book about the work that was done in the 80s dealing with the events that boiling what are reactor plants in the united states in that same debate in many ways the played out in fukushima in real-time because the efforts to address the issue in the 80s ultimately weren't successful because we saw fukushima and yet it was stripped and by the staff of the nrc and then decades later the task force was created after the accident which came to very similar conclusions. so there is an effort and their people at the agency

water main break, this just popped up in the last ten minutes in northeast philadelphia, rhawn and bradford, now you that is just off of rhawn and the boulevard there so we will see how that developed through the morning. an accident down the shore area toms river northbound on the garden state parkway right here near toms river interchange and fire works galore the next few nights. saturday, sunday right after the phillies game, down there in the stadium area. so keep that in mind if you are looking for something to do with the kids later tonight, ukee, back over to you. >>> there are new developments in the head lines on cbs-3. police say the situation is over if you details are slow in coming after a stopped off last night. swat team surrounded a house in the condominium complex after neighbors reported hearing shots fired. >>> surveillance video shows a man attacking a woman in oxford circle. that man forced her to give him what money she had and then contact friends foreign more. that suspect remains at large. >>> australian authority say they have widened search area in their hunt for

this is the 8800 block of bradford street officials say there was an 8-inch break there this morning.ou can see the destruction it caused. people in the area had to go without water for a time but it has since been turned back on. >> turning now to your fox 29 weather authority, here's a live look right now at old city. temperatures hit close to the 90s in some parts of our area. cooler air, though, had heed our way let's check in with chief meteorologist scott williams. >> drier air, lower humidity. yesterday it felt down right tropical across our area. 86 degrees right now. a mixture of sun and clouds. dry conditions, humidity not that bad at 40%. thanks to that wind direction out of the normal northwest at 9 miles per hour. dragging down drier air. satellite and radar right now just showing scattered clouds, the rainfall closest approach well to the west of us. i think we'll dry as we move into the remainder of your evening. but look at the wind direction. out of the north so that drier air is dropping the dew point temperatures and also lowering that humidity. mid 80s right now in

another look at the rain, that will be soon moving into reading, west bradford, chester county, evenup through parts of schuylkill county, seeing the rain now, too. and can't rule out some of the lightning. >>> seven day forecast, well, it is wet weather that's going to continue all week long. at least through the rest of the work week. thunderstorm chances through friday, we clear out for the weekends, fathers day itself looking beautiful, sunny, warm, high temperature of 85 degrees. that's a look at your seven day forecast, we will keep you updated on the rain, kacie, keep me updated on the problems out there. >> always problems. happy wednesday. north mascher street at west huntington street. police activity, the barricade situation that we're following this morning, more on that coming up a little later. but the southbound side of the boulevard headed out big delays approaching ridge avenue and kelly drive. involving three vehicles. right and center lanes will be block there, so you can't see the accident, but you can see how much volume there is, if you are going to be nelson: w

decisions because the play, circumstances, the plot doesn't give you time to -- >> charlie: ben bradford captured that thing. he said you hurdled forward by the beginning of the play and it had that kind of energy. >> well, because you're always so interested in terms of what goes on in the corridors of power. and when one thinks about why and how these two with people could do this extraordinary thing, when one thinks about it in plays, it's easy to think about it in melodramatic terms, but this man kills a friend of his, the king, whatever, and he does it swiftly though other people describe him as being conscienced. so other people dismiss the play and say it's absurd because it all happens too quickly. our production was trying to say perhaps these things only happen quickly, you know, without thought. >> charlie: and would he have done it without his wife? >> well, she, i think, describes him as being not without ambition but without the sickness, the milk of human kindness. there are remarks about an essentially good nature. but once he's had this amazing success, the reviews are b

it wasn't really known until 1948 when william bradford julie otis first article about eddie slovik,hich he did not even name him. no one knew about it. it wasn't much of an example. the time he was shot, the battle of the bulge was ending. fox what happened to the remaining 48? eddie slovik was the first is order to be executed since the american civil war. >> first and last for desertion. may soldiers were executed during the second world war for rape, murder, and other civilian crimes, but eddie slovik was the only one executed for desertion. by his own admission, he said he was a victim of very bad luck and that if he hadn't been -- he was annexed con, petty criminal before entering the army. he might not have been executed. he was right. she was very, very unlucky. >> charles glass, him any of were many of those w deserters for conscientious reasons? >> in world war ii, it wasn't the same as in the enamel or iraq or afghanistan. the soldiers who deserted weren't conscientiously opposed to fighting imperial japan ornazi germany, they simply had severe battlefield trauma and they

in that connection, i want to ask you about your perspective on james hicks and william bradford hughley. hicks was a journalist that 55ered the case in sumner in for the black press, and he we broke -- wrote a piece in the january issue. reporter, ithe think at the time he worked for the african-american press. out, i'm not sure exactly when he came out with this, daddies testimony. i have a copy of the trial transcript. my father said, there he is. he helped my daddy escape mississippi's and he began to describe a report someone from washington heversity, st. louis, that was helping my daddy escape and telling me how fast he was driving one way, driving 75 and thathour all stop they put my daddy in a coffin and they drove him to memphis, tennessee. so, i asked the question, i said, three sons there. how did they get out? it is inaccuracy is like this and i'm trying to correct. he said, why did he say that? he one the world to think he was an expert. and he came up with a preposterous idea. i have no confidence in his when he wrote the piece and said that he took one look at my mother a

northeast where the action cam is on the scene of a water main break and resulting sinkhole blocking bradfordwoodward. the gray minivan is partially in the sinkhole. stick with the boulevard as the alternates. media, eastbound lanes of baltimore pike are shut down. stick with the route 1 media bypass. and crash allentown road here kieser road. >> let's head outside to meteorologist karen rogers and get the latest from accuweather. >> reporter: it's feeling warm and humid, this afternoon it will be a warm one. let's check the numbers, 73 degrees right now in philadelphia. even along the coastline not getting a break in the low 70s. low 70s in the lehigh valley. a quick look at the accuweather forecast. warm, 88. clouds and sunshine, chance of a spotty shower later today, tomorrow less humid, 84. chance for a shower friday night. looking >>> i believe that we will win. good morning, america. usa. usa. >> still flapping those wings. so many getting riled up for the big game today. will all work in the country come to a halt? will it? will ferrell hopes so. wait until you see the sick note from t

it has filled 8800 block of bradford street with the water that has been flowing since after 5:00 thisast, partially, submerged. water department crews are trying to get a handle on the situation right new we will update you on the cw philly when we come back at 8:30. good morning. >> good morning, overall pretty nice summer day unfolding for us but that is it, it is hot and steamy as well despite passage of the cold front which is still trying to pull away. because it is still nearby we are basically between systems, storm scan three not showing a lot but because there is instability to work with throughout the day i can still see spotty shower perhaps rumble of thunder. look at this 89 degrees, combined with humidity, it will be steamy out there. partly cloudy, seasonal with the low dropping to 68. tomorrow, kind of a same story, not as hot 86 with some sunshine and wraps again a spotty shower or storm mainly through afternoon and evening but you weekend is looking up for us here with high pressure settling in, we should keep with sunshine and highs in the mid 80's, bob, over to you.