the artist david hockney was born and grew up in bradford before going on to achieve worldwide fame.nd of birthday celebrations — and a brand new gallery dedicated to his distinctive work is opening tomorrow at cartwright hall. it shows his early work at bradford school of art as well as some iconic paintings given by the artist. cathy killick has been there to take a look. it will open just in time for david hockney‘s 80th birthday a permanent display celebrating bradford watt most famous artist in the very gallery visitors as a boy. he's collaborated closely with the team at cartwright hall to bring the display to fruition. he's been incredibly supportive and i wouldn't want to have done it had he not been as supportive as what were doing. he has ever seen or approved of all the different aspects of it. with his shock of blonde hair and wacky glasses, david hockney has become something of an icon. but his roots were far from exotic. he grew up here in a modest area, son of working class parents. he won a scholarship to bradford grammar school by the age of 11, his artistic flair wa

. >> reporter: don't tell nat bradford.watermelon. >> nice one. >> reporter: is just a watermel watermelon. not only is the bradford watermelon. >> cheers. >> reporter: the sweetest. juiciest watermelon. you have probably never heard of. trippy. let alone, eaten. very juicy. >> uh-huh. >> looks good. >> reporter: its back story is pretty juicy too. in the sandy soil of sumter county, south carolina where generations of bradford, harvesting 30 to 40 pound babies for something like 170 years. >> i came across this book from 1865, i'm reading that there is these ancestral melons that are the most sought after melons. i go down this list. brad for is one of them. >> reporter: until then, nat had no idea that the bradford watermelon was so sought after that it was famous once. its seeds in high demand and that organized gangs, set out to steal them. >> you had people with guns. standing out by watermelon patches. >> according to the tv series, the mind of a chef, farmers poisoned certain melons. >> and it was not at all unusual

>> a new plaque along with the bradford pair tree which is the same temperature that's cut down will be placed alongside a memorial that sits right inside the school. every dedication ceremony will take place in the next couple of years. >> 15 years can be viewed a lot of different ways. through nature, the dirt that goes on top of the plaque, it's buried over now. but in the life of this person was lost, 13 years you think oh in 15 years my tribute monument. >> if you lost someone that tragically and horrifically 15 years can seem like yesterday. >> the family is going to remember being there to plant a tree, that day that's fresh in their hearts when they planted that tree that is now cut down because of an error. >> does this vacant lot of concrete and asphalt hold the bodies of american heroes? an archaeological dig is underway for they build a pre-k school on the site. >> we all have a desire to recognize sacrifice, recognize

in fact sam bradford held one last season in san diego.w the difference between that mini camp last year and this year held by carson up in fargo north dakota. the ladies in san diego are more tan but more importantly for this topic it just feels more genuine. if you seen any of the players who made the trip it seem like all were thoroughly enjoying their time from golfing to fishing to working out. the boys looked like they were having fun. as you can see here, new eagles receiver al sean jeffrey went live a few times. the team was growing right before our eyes on periscope it is 2017. ask yourself this question. do you think those players last season believed in sam bradford simple answer is nope. i'm sure everybody in the eagles locker room is excited about wentz year two. is this not the guy you want running your team? he hunts? he fishes. he paddle boards with his two dogs. yes, that's my quarterback, man. in closing the maturation process is a real thing especially at the quarterback position. it's not something that happens overnigh

a gallery will open in david hockney‘s hometown of bradford today to coincide with his 80th birthdaydavid hockney gallery, at cartwright hall, houses the largest public collection of his early artworks from bradford in the 19505. the display also includes family photos and previously unseen footage of him working in his studio. let's ta ke let's take a look at the papers this morning. shall we start with the sun? awarning morning. shall we start with the sun? a warning of a butter shortage. morning, sean. warnings brits face a biggest butter shortage — this would worry me, actually. a shortage by christmas, from the boss of a garage producer, shortage by christmas. why? quite a few reasons, there is a change in viewpoint about what is healthier, margarine or butter, mcdonald's have started using butter — they've got a lot of franchises around the world, haven't a? that's how they have created a little shortage —— they? how they have created a little shortage -- they? the great british bake 0ff has sparked a surge in cake making. that could be it as well. when was the last time you ba

a new gallery will open in david hockney‘s hometown of bradford today — to coincide with his 80th birthdayight hall, houses the largest public collection of his early artworks from bradford in the 1950s. the display also includes family photos and previously unseen footage of him working in his studio. david dimbleby is used to dealing with difficult situations as the host of question time, but he was left a little red—faced last night when his alarm on his mobile interrupted the programme to tell him it was ‘time for bed'. you put a fork in the road and we opted for one fork. now we're in this situation, we're all going down that forked... this is my stopwatch saying it's bedtime. carry on. even david dimbleby need some sleep! mine just minejust says, mine just says, its minejust says, its breakfast mine just says, its breakfast time. let's catch up with the sport with jess. johanna konta and andy murray lead british hopes at wimbledon today as they take to the court in the third round. konta, who is now the favourite with some bookmakers, plays maria sakkari of greece and defending champ

tallis about the bradford literary festival. should. it is quite a new festival. new kids on the block. it is one of the most inspirational festivals. the block. it is one of the most inspirationalfestivals. people are starting to notice it is there. we have seen that with visitor numbers, the speakers we have at the festival this year. it has been a really fantastic experience. we have said it is not just fantastic experience. we have said it is notjust books you can buy. what would you come away with? our starting point is it is about books. there is nothing in the world there is not a book about. you can talk of anything. we have poetry, comedy, anything. we have poetry, comedy, anything that has a narrative. film, dance, theatre. everything. there are so many events and festivals. comedy festivals, music festivals, literary festivals. how do you stand out and attract 50,000 people around the uk? our programme is distinct. it is different from anything else. we bring together people from all sorts of different backgrounds. we

another rounds of storms northwestern pennsylvania east of bradford.hey are traveling east quickly and getting into the evening in the overnight. forecast for today, that should say sunday not saturday, obviously. jersey shore, 82 degrees, lots of clouds and sea breeze kicking in. city of philadelphia, 855 humid day, stray thunderstorm. poconos same thing some sunshine it's a humid day, 75 degrees is the forecasted high there. once again today is fairly quiet. overnight tonight things will get pretty active again. i'll be back in a few minutes and time everything out for you on future tracker 6. nydia? >> thank you. >>> a double shooting in north philadelphia has killed one man and left another man critically injured. the action cam was at the scene the 700 block of west russell street. shots rang out at 2:30 a.m. both victims were driven to the hospital by private car. one was pronounced dead at the hospital the other is in very critical condition. >>> philadelphia police have released little information in anther shooting that left a man hospitalized

west bradford township currently at 78 degrees. warrenton 83 degrees. 82 and newtown currently at 79 degrees. right now, sadly. radar images picking up on not much. we do have an area of high pressure keeping everything high ask dry, but i am tracking some scattered showers moving into our areas, scattered at best for tomorrow. let's go ahead and start our hour-by-hour forecast. at 6:00 p.m. it gets into motion tomorrow. tomorrow by 3:30 a.m., we are seeing some spotty showers at best moving across the area, but everything really mainly dry. what i do want to mention is that we will see a couple extra clouds developing later in date, and notice here at 3:00 p.m., picking up on a couple of scattered showers and that's really all we're seeing. so the 10-day forecast brings these temperatures climbing into the upper 80s by monday. notice i do have some sun and clouds here with an isolated chance of rain and possibly a thunderstorm. i definitely don't want you to exclude that. on tuesday we're seeing a round of thunderstorms with temperatures in the mid-90s

west bradford to wilmington, salem, clayton, deerfield and winds low, through the overnight hours.s have picked up more than two inches of rain. in new castle county, reports of up to six inches of rain. flash-flood warnings through 6:00 a.m. monday morning. we have storms training, meaning they are sitting on top of each other moving with slow limitations east, about 15 miles per hour. a lot of rain in short amounts of time and they are not moving. the heatwave came to an end starting tuesday 91. yesterday, 93 and today, a high of 89-degrees. temperatures outside right now, 73 philadelphia, 73 lancaster, poconos, 65. coast and cape may, 76. >> we are tracking the showers right now, the heaviest south and east of philadelphia. there is more moisture moving out of pittsburg. we track that through the overnight hours and the warnings overnight into tomorrow. future tracker 6 while you are sleeping through the poconos reading, to trenton and philadelphia, showers around and wet starts for points north and east. we have a bit of a break. the humidity a factor tomorrow. pop up storms as

the animal got stuck in the mud of a pond just outside their house in east bradford township. then she got stuck. so bam had to call fire department. get everybody out there. fire crews, rescue crews able to get both the door and bam's wei-yin chen out of the pond and they're doing okay. >>> singer songwriter kesha has released first single in three years. >> follows a lawsuit alleging her producer sexually and verbally abused her. >> hope he is somewhere praying. >> new song called praying. described as a new beginning for kesha following long legal battle. producer has never been charged and denies her claims. >>> tourist being attacked in center city. what the thieves were after. preparing to meet. president trump arrives and gets set to meet with russian president vladimir putin. live to germany with the issues they'll be discussing. >>> tourists targeted. video shows the moment attackers go after two visitors in philly for the fourth. now the search is on to catch the criminal. >>> tracking rain this morning. showers are moving through for your morning commute. it won't b

west bradford township is 75 degrees. all in the 70s to start with. these numbers will climb into the upper 80s and low 90s this afternoon. then, there's a possibility the numbers will drop. once the showers start moving in, a chance of showers especially later today. we'll get through the morning most likely dry, but hot weather, today is going to feel like it's in the middle to upper 90s this afternoon. feels like temperature. 4:00 this afternoon. and it's not just today. it's also tomorrow. the temperatures are soaring by early afternoon. 1:00 it will feel like 97 degrees and still climbing at 1:00 tomorrow. dangerous heat for tomorrow. by the time we get to weekend, things are looking a whole lot better. 88 degrees. 84 for lehigh valley. and jersey shore at 84 degrees. temperatures climbing a bit on sunday. not to the levels we're going to see over the next couple of days. 91 yesterday. 92 today. 99 tomorrow. break the record of 98 degrees. then we get to more showers and thunderstorms. in fact, they start moving in thursday, late and then those s

studio: a new gallery will open in david hockney‘s hometown of bradford today — to coincide with hiss of the handshake between president putin and president trump, all to come from hamburg. first, the weather forecast. more in the way of sunshine out there, but we have got a bit more cloud around compared to yesterday, this is the scene in guernsey, taken by one of our weather watchers, glorious clear sky. a bit more cloud further north, the second weather watcher picture, coming from derbyshire, cloudierskies, watcher picture, coming from derbyshire, cloudier skies, spot of light rain coming through, in the afternoon. generally, north—south split to the weather, through the course of the day, the cloud will drift further south into the afternoon, a few spots of rain across the east of scotland, through northern england. to the south of that, some sunshine holding on. temperatures in the mid—20s, warm and bright into the south—east, 28, 29 in the london region, feeling humid, light breeze, heading north through the midlands, and sunnier spells, returning across northern ireland and n

the readings are falling, but won't cool down a whole lot more. 65 degrees in west bradford township. exton 65. 63 in bid minister. 64 in newtown. warm to near 80 this afternoon. see some sunshine. still a chance you'll see a sprinkle or spotty shower during the day. 70s this afternoon. at 2:00, 77 degrees. 78 degrees. clouds return late this afternoon. more likely to see a few pop-up showers. right thousand clouds from allentown through redding, wilmington, dover and at the shore to start with. few sprinkles today. potential for heavy downpours going to come later tomorrow and into friday. that's part of the system that's moving through eastern nebraska and northern michigan. that's part of the same system. starts to affect us later tomorrow. tomorrow evening at 7:00. look at showers building in lehigh valley in the suburbs and into new jersey. heavy downpours likely during the evening on thursday and thursday night. and into friday morning. that's at midnight. look at downpours delaware and into south jersey. a few showers around into friday morning and you'll probably need your umb

already 77 degrees in west bradford township. didn't cool down all that much. glad win got 74 degrees. 69 for milford township. shift in the wind. see temperatures go right back up to the 90s. shift in the wind is going to help us a little bit this afternoon. bring in somewhat drier air this afternoon. steamiest part of the day will be this morning. the hottest part obviously will be in the afternoon, but with that humidity coming down, might not be quite as brutal as it was yesterday. doppler radar and satellite clear. no sign of any showers. most of the day it will be dry. i am watching one area of showers and thunderstorms through the midwest. i believe these will miss us, but this weekend, see the activity that's in nebraska, into the dakotas and further west. that's part of the system going to come together to give us the potential for strong storms for later saturday, and, again, on sunday. that's going to start to bring the temperatures down for some neighborhoods. 89 for the suburbs on saturday. 80s for the lehigh valley and jersey shore. the heat wave

west bradford township, 73. i would go neighborhood by neighborhood especially because i want everybody to know that this sunday is a great day to get on outside and enjoy the outdoor activities because so many of us have been keeping it indoors in air conditioned areas because it's been so dangerously hot. collegeville, feels like 72 degrees. doylestown, feels like 72. warrington, 71, and bedminster feels like a comfortable 70 degrees. notice we're getting light returns right here moving through parts of philadelphia. it looks like montgomery county. chester county seeing light greens on the screen. this isn't making it to the ground. what you will see is clouds. i'm not saying we're going to be totally dry. i'm going mostly cloudy skies and chances of showers across the area. notice that line, that bright white. it means we have more moisture in the atmosphere, so we could see a couple showers moving through. a wider perspective here, you can see we're not done yet. we still have a couple thunderstorm just to

west bradford township 72 at 69 in unionville. 60s are the exception this morning.orhoods are in the low 70s and running warmer and muggier than yesterday. that mugginess is going to be with us today. hot afternoon. the future weather, hour by hour, shows it could turn stormy as well. this is 8:00 this morning. showers move through. heat up in the afternoon, that's when we'll have the potential for strong thunderstorms to take shape. 91 in philadelphia. 2:00 in the afternoon. here comes chance of showers moving through the area by 5:00 this evening. showers in south jersey. now this latest run of the computer model not showing a lot of activity here as far as thunderstorms. there's still that potential into the evening hours. why we issued a first alert for pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware. few neighborhoods could see pop-up showers between 2:00 and 9:00 today and those storms could produce localized damage. heavy downpours. and potentially some hail. right now, activity is just to the west and northwest pennsylvania seeing thunderstorms. as well as that activity

low 70s in delaware. 73 degrees in south philadelphia. 71 for west bradford township. into the 80s today. in spite of all the clouds. made it to the 80s yesterday. going happen today again. the rain that we're expecting is really going to hold off until later this afternoon. then especially this evening. the wind has shifted. that becomes more north easterly. going to help clean the clouds around through the day today. temperatures still climb. 81 by lunchtime. 83 by 2:00. still dry at 4:00. go into the evening hours. temperatures more likely to see showers and thunderstorms in the city. the first of those showers and thunderstorms are destined for delaware and south jersey. right now dry for allentown. redding and wilmington. philadelphia and trenton. the chance of showers and thunderstorms increases as we go through the afternoon and evening hours and through tomorrow. in fact, by 3:00 tomorrow when our first alert comes to an end, more than an inch on wilmington. look at that very heavy rainfall in southern delaware. parts of south jersey. while this commuter model

and some 60s west bradford township at 65. it's in the 50s for unionville. bedminster. even those areas in the low 60s, the humidity sl lower than it has been. that doesn't look like it's going to last. the humidity will be returning over the next couple of days. for today, that moisture level stays low. the temperatures climb into the 80s this afternoon. the clouds that are moving through philadelphia right now will mainly pass by dry. there is a chance of a shower later this morning and this afternoon. you see some scattered clouds at 11:00, 83 degrees. watch what happens as we go into the early afternoon hours. could be some isolated showers in the lehigh valley and some of the suburbs. pop-up shower is possible in new jersey, but most of the region will be staying dry. at 1:00 this afternoon. 85 degrees. look how dry it got this afternoon. mainly clear this evening as well. come tomorrow, there's a better chance of showers and thunderstorms. first, arriving to the north early tomorrow morning. those storms coming from activity that's moving through the midwest and i

east marboro, west bradford, west goshen, 1.8" and four miles to the south northern newcastle country and nearly 5" of rain. that is the bulls eye. enormous amount of rain in a short period of time in greenville, and near delaware heights in newcastle country and more showers are expected. additional half inch to inch in heavier downpours and local downpours produce ponlding on area roads and street flooding and give you a hard time as far as viz ability is concerned into the overnight. we'll continue in the forecast and show what you to expect tomorrow with more storms on the way. a little bit later on with the 7 day. i'll see you then. >> a lot more to talk about. thank you, kathy. today goes to show how unpredictable the weather can be. why not have the fox 29 weather app. alerts go to your phone an you can check the way dar. >> a child have recovering now after a shooting in delaware county. and the police say the boy was sitting in his house when a bullet pierced through his home and hit him in the chest. police are looking for clues and trying to find out whom ever opened fire.

bradford prepares to celebrate the 80th birthday of one of its most famous sons — artist david hockneys all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday.

bradford prepares to celebrate the 80th birthday of one of its most famous sons — artist david hockneywe'll be hearing from booker prize nominated author neel mukherjee about his new book. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to wimbledon sportsday, i'm katherine downes. here's a taste of what's coming up tonight. we had four, but could we make it five brits into round three? kyle edmund certainly tried on a hot and humid centre court. no sweat for djokovic. he's through to round three after demolishing adam pavlasek of the czech republic in straight sets. and there was plenty of hot stuff on day four of the championships — we'll bring you the best of the rest. and we'll bring you the rest of the day's sports news, including a great day for the new england cricket captainjoe root. it's been a realjacket off day at wimbledon. temperatures pushing upwards of 30 celsius, and over the last few days the british tennis has been pretty hot. yesterday we would talking about four british players through to the third round for the first time i

early in the month, june three, we understand that some flights were briefly suspended at leeds bradfordare saying these are quite small. small drones. what actually happens when a drone, or if a drone hits a plane? that is a big danger. that is the unknown question. it goes for all of the aviation authorities. you are talking about a small machine, mainly made of plastic but obviously having some metal insert into it. for that to be ingested into an aircraft engine is the most dangerous thing. if it was to hit the fuselage of the aircraft, the aircraft would not be substantially damaged. if it was to be ingested into an engine, then you're talking about a serious issue. nobody wants to be in that position. as far as i'm aware, that has not actually happened yet. but it is definitely a fear now of the aviation authorities. that a responsible use of these drones is creating more problems. —— that irresponsible use. thank you for your insight. the headlines on bbc news: ministers says the government is prepared to listen to the advice of independent bodies on public sector pay — suggesting

what we're noticing we have complexes of showers and thunderstorms, this first one here east of bradfordnorthwestern pennsylvania. we have this mess crossing ohio river moving into charleston, west virginia. both of them making a beeline toward the delaware valley in the late afternoon and evening hours this could spawn another round of severe weather. there could be a shower or thunderstorm that pops up during the day. overnight tonight, showers and thunderstorms erupting once again, the heaviest weather from the city points south and east. damaging wind gusts and flash flooding a good bet with this round of showers and thunderstorms. future tracker 61:00 p.m. we're looking at mostly cloudy skies, that will keep the temperatures down that will save us from 90 degrees or the heat wave would continue. 6:00 a.m., cloudy skies, peeks of sun, one or two strays showers south of the city. eget the into the evening hours, next round, western suburbs gets blasted by 1:00 a.m. that plarchs -- marchs east into the philadelphia area at 4:00 a.m., 5:00 a.m. monday, a cloudy day, a pop-up shower or t

vehicle at bradford hall. lee's family home in virginia. this vehicle was supposedly used by lafayette when he was in virginia. this is the earliest image i've found of the lafayette carriage. i didn't find that until a colleague was writing a book on this particular style of carriage. she found an old publication. -- it is inesting the condition we found it in. they brought this vehicle -- it was purchased from john yates of syracuse in 1825 and then eventually by studebaker in 1887. this is near or slightly after that time. , we are seeingre much of the original interior which is no longer in the vehicle we have in the studebaker collection. stepsre quite a set of ar, aren't they? let's take a look at the carriage. i tried to give you a smattering of lafayette to understand how important his arrival here was to the population at that time. the structure of the vehicle was in sound condition. wheels couldn't be driven. we had sections of paint removed and had microscopic cross-sections repaired. i'm sorry, i had pdf images and could not ge

pond near their house in east bradford township. she got stuck trying to get the deer out. department got called in. fortunately they were able to rescue the deer and nicole and they're doing just fine. >> can't make that one up. >>> just a few minutes before the start of the "today" show. we say good morning to matt lauer and savannah guthrie. hey guys. >> hi, nice to see you both. coming up on a friday, of course, all eyes on this highly anticipated meeting between trump and vladimir putin. they're preparing to sit down for the very first time hours from now. talk to a former u.s. ambassador to russia who has been in the room with putin. get his perspective and live at the g20 summit. >>> also ahead, retail titans, qvc and home shopping network sho joining forces. what that merger could mean. >>> happy savannah versery. celebrating five years of savannah today. look back on great moments as we get start instead just a couple of minutes here on today. >> congratulations. we'll be raising a glass to you here in philly too. >> thanks ladies. >> see you at seven. >> see you i

. >> morgan bradford, nbc news, new york. >>> the news continues right now with pat and jim. >>> righthorrifying details about a teacher with hiv accused of sexually assaulting ten young boys. >> fall out of this explosive story as investigators try to figure out if there were more victims. >> here on a national mall where last minute preps are underway ahead of the big fourth of july festivities. we'll tell you what you need to know when you plan on coming down here. >> storm team 4 radar is dry right now. for the fourth of july. i'll have the latest outlook coming up. >>> we begin with that disturbing case of sex assault allegations in a charles county middle school. >> the teacher's aide accused has told investigators he is hiv positive. investigators tell us, carlos bell, also produced child pornography, in some cases, on school grounds. news 4 tracee wilkins is live with a message for outraged parents in that tracee. >> reporter: the sheriff's office is saying its critical important saying that any parent that believe their children may have had contact with this man sit down for

. >> morgan bradford, nbc news, new york. >>> an emotional day for venus williams at wimbledon, she won her match but left a press conference in tears. she wasn't upset about her game. today she addressed last month's deadly car crash, which police in florida say that she caused. a passenger in the other car involved died. williams hasn't been cited or charged with a crime, but the man's family is suing her. >> there are really no words to describe, like, how and -- yeah. i am completely speechless. it's just -- >> she did leave the stage there but came back to finish taking questions. previously she said she's devastated and heart broken and praying for the man's family. >>> williams is ranked 11th. we'll be watching. >>> security has been stepped up at wimbledon this year why it's been shaken by multiple terror attacks, including an attack on west minister bridge back in march, suicide bomber at ariana grande concert in may, and killing spree on the bridge in june. duchess of cambridge was one of thousands of people who attended today under tight security. >> get off the beach. get th

all have voted poor ass little me to sit on vance >> in dc, president and general manager jackie bradford jim vance was note not only the sole of nbc 4 but the entire area. it leaves each of us with a tremendous void. he celebrated the goods and acknowledged the parts of life that didn't go so well >> twitter lit up after jim vance death >> so many people on social media, people who knew vance over the years expressed heart felt condolences on social media. here's a quick sample for you. the dc city council tweeted out, they don't and won't come any cooler smarter or classier, washington has one less monument, vance, we miss you already >> moderator of meet the wrote one of the best things about working at the washington bureau was getting to know a legend like jim vance. rest in peace >> mayor bowser he was not just a news castor but a voice and leader of the city, a legend greatly missed. >> while he was the anchor of competing station, the news of his passing is hitting close to him. tony perkins tweeted. so sad to hear the pass of jim what a good man and a great broadcaster. i simply

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some neighborhoods while it's 75 degrees in west bradford township. look at unionville down to 71. 72 in exton. 68 in milford. not a bad start. feel the mugginess in the air. that is going to change a bit today. doppler radar and satellite shows mainly clear of clouds. just a few clouds at the shore. no sign of showers and thunderstorms today. wind has shifted. starting to get drier air moving in. that will make a little bit of a difference this afternoon. storms to the west, but the storms further to the west are to the system that's coming together for saturday and sunday. that could bring us some severe weather. for today, we should stay dry. see showers popping up this afternoon to our west. this evening, partly cloudy skies. still warm and muggy. 8:30 this evening temperatures will be falling. on our way to 70s to start with saturday morning. 7:30. first showers roll into delaware and south jersey. heavy downpours during the day. still a possibility of showers going on in the afternoon. and into sunday. now saturday evening at 8:00. storms on sun

we're at 64 degrees with west bradford township. 65 for collegeville. 60s all around. then we will warm into the 70s like we did yesterday. might see a few breaks of sunshine to get a few neighborhoods into the very low 80s. not warmer than that. the wind still coming off the ocean that's keeping things cool not just at the shore, but well inland. with clouds around, you might see a sprinkle or two. most of the day will be dry. slow warmup too. in the 70s this evening. heading out right now it's dry for most spots. tracking a few showers central delaware could see ponding. not heavy rain. steady rain this morning. potential for heavy rain arriving before the weekend. wet weather approaching oklahoma nebraska. heavy downpours possible for us tomorrow night. by the time we get to the weekend, those showers should be thinning out. the weekend forecast showing some lingering showers for philadelphia, the suburbs and lehigh valley. to start with on saturday. i'm not expecting all-day rainfall. breaks of sunshine for the jersey shore and delaware. 70s on saturday. look at su

you can see lightening here around west bradford, new garden and heavy downpours as well, around west goshen, you where to get those downpours. north of the pocono mountains we have strong thunderstorms possibly moving in as rain around the lehigh valley. here's rain, along i-95 north of wilmington delaware in new castle county. we are in cumberland county in new jersey with some rain there, not as heavy as we have seen elsewhere and bethenny beach getting rain as well. we have a slight risk of more severe thunderstorms but more likely after daytime heating with pop up thunderstorms as a cold front comes through. there is a cold front still far out to the west but we are a couple disturbance is a head of it. the cold front moves through in the overnight hours and pushing that off shore but another one will take hold over weekend giving us a much better forecast. as far as rain is concern we have more to come this morning here's that break in the action we're talking about with a little bit of sunshine to the south of philadelphia, but with that day time heating some of these strong th

in bradford county, pennsylvania, the water rose to dangerous levels in just minutes. >> don't panic. >> reporter: the rush of water so powerful, it tore apart houses. >> it was a little different. a river all the way around us. things started cracking. >> reporter: in maryland, high winds leveling neighborhoods. tossing people's bedrooms right into their front yard. >> things hitting the house. >> reporter: and leaving thousands without power. parts of new jersey remain under water. firefighters desperately pumping water out of flooded areas. and in the midwest, the fox river's record-breaking rise is finally receding.% >> we just stood here and we're kind of like, oh, my god, when is it going to stop. it just kept raining and raining. >> reporter: just as the nearby rock river threatened to overflow. expected to rise 2 feet over the next few hours. storms in new york bringing more heavy rain to the northeast. another storm is threatening the southwest with even more flash flood warnings. and on tuesday, we expect to get another severe storm that slams into the upper midwest. maggie

zippo wind proof lighters owns case knives today and they are another family-owned business based in bradford since 1936. claring industries has two industries in the county, clarion boards which produces high quality fiber board used for product suss as fun ture, fixtures, and moldings. and the lam minutes, only made in the u.s.a. lam nant flooring manufacturer of its kind. important powdered metal incorporated in cameron county is a powdered metal manufacturer staffed with more than 120 years of combined experience. well ches in erie county is particularly known for its grape juices, jams, and jellies made from its concord grapes. clearfield machine company, producing custom machining since 1868, in clearfield county. since 1930 -- since 1830, the woolrich name has stood for the best in sports wear for men and women and continues to make outer wear that combines comfort and function in woolrich, pennsylvania. in clinton county. g transportation is american manufacturing giant. the organization manufactures equipment for the railroad, marine, mining, drilling, and energy generation industrie

this happens on the farm of daisy bradford, a revered christian woman. oil is struck in november of 1930's by columbus merriam, a self-styled prophet similar to the oil hunters we saw in our readings earlier about the late 19th century. those who use charismatic means of hunting for oil. they are called poor boys. they are not able to drill to -- drill to pay -- drill too deep. the best they can hope for is oil in shallow soil. they find that in east texas. the oil companies have brushed aside the potential of that. it turns out to be a tremendous field. an oil lake 10 miles wide containing an estimated 5.5 billion barrels. largest discovered in the world at that point. saudi arabia will turn that equation on its head. 1/3 of all total oil produced in the u.s. and that time. -- that time. -- at that time. this is a massive field. thanks to methods that are not necessarily seen as scientific, it proves that even the poorest wildcatters can make it. this oil boom on a scale not witnessed before is the migration of wildcatters, small producers and drillers,

as well, this is a severe thunderstorm warning in effect for parts of the chester county so west bradford, west goshen, that cell passed on through and now in and around lower merion area, moving off this cell moving offe at 30 miles an hour. so you can see just look toward norristown area, nothing going on and then boom , pop thunderstorm overhead. that is something we have to be concerned about over next several hours. these are rapidly developing, rapidly forming thunderstorms. you can go from sunny skies to contending with a severe thunderstorm in a matter of 10 s of minutes. we need to stay severe weather aware. >> just heard from warminster, pennsylvania and that is where sarah is she says she has big time thunderstorms and lightening, a lot of lightening in her our area. >> we have to be aware, keep yourself away from the lightening threat that can be harmful, temperature of lightening is about five times hotter then surface of the sun so that it is a present threat now we are seeing activity it looks like we are break ago this cap i talk about earlier, south of the city right now

the cottingley photos are a series of images showing fairies at the bottom of a bradford garden.f friends in griffiths. the little girl in the cottingley photos that eve ryo ne girl in the cottingley photos that everyone has seen. the photograph with the five little fairies in front of her. 100 years, it is unbelievable. 100 years since that photograph was taken. so this is the plate. it is a strange feeling holding these glass plates of little frances griffiths and the ferries. it was her cousin elsie who took them, and years later admitted they we re them, and years later admitted they were a hoax —— fairies. it was the elsie a bit of fun, but not for frances she was a very honest person, and she really said it spoiled her life. and the pictures taken by the stream in 1917 caused a sensation. sir arthur conan doyle, author of sherlock holmes, for they we re author of sherlock holmes, for they were proof that fairies really existed. when the hoax was revealed, frances was upset. suddenly of ron thought that all of it was made up. what they ignored was that frances maintained she

it is the old hotel bradford downtown. the meeting was being conducted at a ballroom that was just covered with mirrors all the way around. technically the state committee votes were secret ballots. dick told us he positioned himself using the mirrors so every time a member of the state committee marked invalid for chairman -- mark a ballot for chairman, he was recording the allegedly secret vote. as a reminder, one thing about that family, they were very attended to detail. the advanced work, the preparations, it was a hallmark of one of their operations. even in 1956, they knew how every member of the state committee. >> at this point the kennedy organization was what i wanted to raise. much as been written about it. but the attempt to bring in the family and also how bobby kennedy was so capable and andtegic, and the creation even at the precinct level of andking all these voters creating these captains. it is old-style politics, but it is interesting that the tail you you is one which -- tale tale is one really needed

. >> thank you bradford. cedric's schedule got messed up, he's going to be here, but he couldn't be here at this luncheon, i want to thank you for your kind introduction. and in a situation like this, i'm reminded about what the great political philosopher yogi berra once said when he was given a great award. he looked at the audience and said, i want to thank everybody here who made today necessary. clarence mitchell was the 101st senator, as has already been pointed out, and this luncheon points out the relevance of the naacp. people keep talking about the relevance, the relevance can be seen right here in this room. that's because the lawyers in this room don't just complain, they sue people, if they don't like the laws, they change the laws, just like clarence mitchell and hillary slelten are doing right now. >> you're talking about all of the issues being discussed in the cle's. and we look forward to working with eric holder. i worked with him in the clinton administration, where he was the point person

we can chat about this more now with doctor who fans, katyjon went, kavita kakur, ben bradford and thee—up and we've been waiting for a female doctorfor ages. when was and we've been waiting for a female doctor for ages. when was the last time we women had a great female role model to look up to? long time coming. we've already shaken up sexuality in the doctor who world, so sexuality in the doctor who world, so to speak. just explain. bring back torchwood. torchwood shook up things around sexuality and the character of bill, same sex. and i think it's already had and played with sexuality plenty and it has been time to do gender and the master has been missing for three years. get over it. then, for about you? i think it's great, when i saw jodie whittaker i was excited and it was great. because she's a woman or a great actress? or both. great actor, the female aspect, she gives ita actor, the female aspect, she gives it a new twist. tom, does it give it a new twist? is it we generate, to use that word, rejuvenate doctor who? i think audiences have been falling away a little. a little

jackie bradford the gm over at four told me this story.e. one of a kinds. we'll be right back with what's trending. ♪ ♪♪ 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 phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of you contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com ♪ >> 10:17. it's time to check what's trending this morning and first up new documentary on princess diana tells her story through the eyes of her sons. the film coincides with the 20th anniversary of her death and airs tonight on hbo. this is the first time that

at this time, i am pleased to call to the podium, bradford and barry "esquire," the naacp general counselyland to present this year's award. let's give him a round of applause. [applause] >> good morning, naacp. i have the honor to serve as the general counsel of this great organization and it is my privilege to present the 2017 william robert mann award to bonita group to. this award is named for william robert mann, one of the sharpest legal minds of the civil rights movement and naacp attorney in 1940s and 60s. mr. mayne was a key architect of the legal strategy that led to the u.s. supreme court decision in brown v. board of education. he gained even further renowned as to attorney defense teams successfully defended dr. martin luther king junior against criminal organizations in montgomery, alabama in 1960. i like that phrase, trump up charges. dr. king was said to have been stung by his acquittal at the hands of a jury, the verdict that the writer scott king later described as a miracle every storage or faith in human good. as with all miracle makers, though, mr. mayne made tremendo

tony mann is director of idle travel near bradford. that sounded horrendous, that experience. situation and they will get you there in good time. you say get there in good time but if you get their two hours before your flight you get their two hours before your flight but you are met with a huge queue, and actually uq for that length of time and you don‘t make it, what rights do you have to get your money back? your rights aren't great because in the end it‘s not down to the airline, they say to get there in good time so it isn‘t their fault, you could be stuck and it could cost you more money to rebook u nless could cost you more money to rebook unless you get a gesture of goodwill from the airline to read book your flights. we are coming up to peak time and a busy time so that will be difficult to do. do you feel like airports are ready and prepared and have everything in place with these new regulations? sometimes resources at certain airports are stretched at times. when peak times, long, whichever airport it is, we always advise customers to go at least two hours before.