in the city, 56 degrees. 54 in browns mills and 54 in glass bother -- glassboro. satellite and radar showing no problems there, the clouds are trying to erode as they come down in the region. we have high pressure up above, 9:00 a.m., 59 degrees, cool despite the sunshine, noon, 73. 3:00 p.m., 78 that will be the high for today. 6:00 p.m., 77 degrees. looking good for you for the afternoon as long as you like it, a little below average, matt. >> reporter: that's for sure. halfway through august, doesn't feel like it karen. good morning to you. it is, howfer, be -- however looking like 5:30 on the roads ways. the construction crews are clearing out by passyunk avenue in both directions. another portion of 76 the pennsylvania turnpike westbound by valley forge we had overnight work there, as well. those crews have packed you mean and left. we have the police activity in coatsville closing south 1st avenue between modena road and oak street. in oxford, chester county, there's a motorcycle crash to avoid 896 newark road at route 10, lime stone road. there is a crash i

browns mills, 60, 62 in vineland. along the coastline, 67 degrees along the boardwalk in ac. 62 in dover. satellite and radar showing goose we'll have nothing but bright sunshine, you can see it on satellite and radar, we're looking good with clear skies we have the chance for a spotty shower later on this afternoon, i don't think that's going to be a big deal most of your day is dry, we'll watch for that late in the day. otherwise it's a mostly sunny sky. less humid, 80 degrees, chance off spotty shower irrelevant -- of a spotty shower this afternoon. >> we're tracking the developments in ferguson, new jersey, where there are more racial charged protesters. >>> abc taman bradley has the latest on the if it straight day of trouble. >> reporter: another night of violent protests in ferguson, missouri, tensions simmering days after a police officer shot and killed an unarmed black teenager last saturday. demonstrators threw molotov cocktails at police, officers responded firing tear gas. were you in the front line up th

in the city, 56 degrees. 54 in browns mills and 54 in glass bother -- glassboro.atellite and radar showing no problems there, the clouds are trying to erode as they come down in the region. we have high pressure up above, 9:00 a.m., 59 degrees, cool despite the sunshine, noon, 7

career, 51 in manners creek, 52 in saints david and 5 in center city right now. 54 degrees in browns mills in new jersey. 55 in hammonton. boardwalk, 63. delaware, mid 50s, as well. satellite and radar shows we'll see nothing but sunshine. the clouds staying well to the north for most of the day. mostly uny skies, 9:00 a.m., 65, 3:00 p.m., 78 that's the high. 6:00 p.m., 77 degrees coming down from that high. the call for the shore and the poconos coming up. >> reporter: i'm buying what you're selling with this weather stuff, karen rogers. i think you'll like what i have on the traffic front, as well. this is the schuylkill expressway on this friday morning, the sun coming up, once again overnight there was a lot of construction going on on this portion of the schuylkill expressway. in fact they blocked all the eastbound lanes for a time. now you can see everything is reopened. we have no volume delays yet this morning. same situation on i-95. everything open and clear for you at this hour. on the boulevard near front street, the overnight construction was scheduled to wrap just couple of m

off to the east, so again around cherry hill look out at 6:43 eaves champ, 6:58 and later on in browns millsnew jersey, at 7:22. again, this is one line that will come through, so we should see improving conditions in another hour or so. through the evening some scattered showers and storms. watch out for the frequent lightning, winds gusting to near 40 miles per hour and with that heavy rain, there could be some urban flooding in some spots. 80 degrees we're down to now. we had a high of 93. rain cooled air across the delaware valley and still very humid outside. willow grove not a whole lot of rain yet at 85 degrees. we're in a tropical air mass. dewpoint temperatures well into the 70's so that's helping to fuel these heavy rain showers and thunderstorms. check out your labor day forecast around the region. still the threat for a scattered shower or a storm especially in the afternoon. another hot day in philadelphia, near 90. lower 80's at the shore. near 80 degrees in the poconos. it's still a hot start to september. i'll show you the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few more minut

martins creek checking in with a current temperature of 80 degrees, heading towards jersey shore, browns mills3 and the boardwalk in atlantic city 83 and hockessin delaware 80 degrees. if you are headed to musikfest, it's very nice, 7:00, the in is 73 degrees, you may want to go with long sleeves, a little bit of a chill in the air. satellite 6 along with action radar showing you the cold front that slipped through early yesterday, that is down to the south now andnen this low pressure to the north, this is spinning and bringing pop-up showers to new england and just creating a thin line of clouds over us and that is moving out in the evening hours, that will be a comfortable night. in the meantime, all eyes on the pacific, hurricane iselle, maximum sustained windses 80 miles per hour. here is the big island of hawaii, it's unusual to see a hurricane heading towarded the big island, but it looks like it will make landfall over the big island later on tonight. at 2:00 in the morning and then moving off to the northwest as a tropical storm and now a category 2 julio, will likely weaken to a cat

browns mill 70. and 75 is the popular number for the jersey shore. city the boardwalk in atlantic city and avalon matches the temperatures of the ocean right now. here's the dewpoints, very, very sticky. le once you get over 60 you notice the humidity, when you get to 70 or higher that's when it becomes oppressive. with the exception of the allentown trenton county peculiarses are at 70 or a tad higher. we'll see a lot of clouds and sunny breaks, high close to 90 degrees, it will feel like 95 or 96. later this afternoon there could showers or thunderstorms developing from west to east between the hours of 5:00 and midnight. labor day we'll start out with clouds just like this morning, we'll see an increase in sunshine as the day wears on, we'll have pop-up thunderstorms and the temperature, 87 degrees. with the humidity so high i don't think you would notice the three degree change. this is the first of several days where we'll feel the muggies. it's calms down wednesday after when a cold front punches through and that could trigger shower and thunde

browns mills 54. ewing 54. cinnaminson a very comfortable 55 degrees. satellite and radar, we don't have too much to talk about out there, we have clouds to the west, the jet stream is running southwest to northeast just to the left of pittsburgh or the west of pittsburgh, if you will, because it's too our west we'll start to warm up. once the warm front punches through later this evening, that's when we get into the soupy air mass once again. it's all downhill from there if you're not a big fan of muggy weather. 80 degrees at lunger time. comfortable, lots of sunshine. 6:00 p.m., bark down to 81. le we've got one more real nice one. we get back into the i couldn't like-like pattern. starting tomorrow it turns more humid, hotter with highs in the 90s. him those actual air temperatures, you combine the two, it will feel like the mid 90s. le with all the soup we get the afternoon showers and thunderstorms popping up. some of the forecast models with a few of the thunderstorms suggest anywhere from 1 to 3 inches of rain over the next few days. it's not goi

browns mills another accident route 07 at spring lake boulevard. seventy-six, 95, going to be your slow downs as well as the turnpike if you are headed westbound, chris, kerry? >> phillies could just play the astros all season, win about 115 games. continue to search tonight at the ballpark after marathon game last night between these two teams. hey started off real well. good to see ryan harold taking the ball to the opposite field to left center for long homerun. one-nothing in the second inning when he did. >> this stayed close most of the game fast forward to the 15th. ryan howard again, comes through game winning single. the eagles are only two days away from their first pre-season game. birds play in chicago friday night against the bears for the first of four pre-season games. jeremy maclin getting ready to play his first game in over a year. jeremy missed all of last season after tearing acl in training camp. eagled wide receiver excited to get things going. >> i'm trying not to let it, you know, get to me. you know, it will be special. lik

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a new accident in new jersey in browns mills.te 70 at spring lake boulevard that one just coming in, dave. >> 70 degrees right now in philadelphia, karen. good numbers on the big board. 64 in allentown, 67 in trenton, 65 in wilmington and almost 70 in both sea isle and a c. a nice breeze blowing around, the can't just coming up over the horizon. a really nice morning around there. if you have errands to run at 9 o'clock it's still going to be g your high is 86 at 3 o'clock and i'm posting the chance of a thunderstorm later today but we're talking a really small chance of just a couple of spotty storms. most of you are not going to have to worry about that. winds about seven to 14 miles per hour. pretty nice overall for august in philadelphia, erin. >> okay, thanks, david. >>> victoria beckham is selling off more than 600 clothing items that even includes pieces of her spice girls wardrobe. the five day sale starts on august 20'sth. beckham teams with the out net.com. proceeds benefits the charity mothers to mothers. sherri shephe

brown? >> because they were walking down the mill of the street blocking traffic. that was it. >> what happened in the 18 years before that does not matter. >> brown's family does not deny he's seen in this tape but they do believe it's release is an tomorrow to divert attention from the shooting. >>> caught on camera, sharks and swimmers a little too close for comfort near a possible beach. kathy? >> dry for now and we'll see some clear skies over the weekend but tracking the rain moving toward the delaware valley for sunday. we'll have that coming up. >> and just as we learned that robin williams was dealing with the early stages of parkinson's disease, there's brand new research done right here in philadelphia that links that disease with depression. some important information is straight ahead. >> and on the request for a world series title. what we learned today about mo'ne davis and some of her teammates off the field. back in a moment. >> we're back on "eyewitness news" with a shark video that may make you shiver. this was shot in manhattan beach, california.

mills. their training camp. marlin brown, the wide receiver had a breakout rookie season last year.though steve smith is in the fold, brown is looking for a larger role this season and coach john harbaugh, he's buying it. >> he made some great catches today. marlin made some circus catches. you can use the big body and it's hard for a line. he has catch radius so it's hard for a linebacker to get a hand on the ball. >> some of the practices this weekend were physical to say the least. a scuffle broke out between newly acquired wide receiver steve smith and corner back brown. regardless of their fight, the head coach john harbaugh really liked what he saw on both sides of the football. >> defense was just relentless, you know. the offense answered. the offense took a couple of punches early. then they fought back. and really responded and answered the bell a little bit. it's good to see both sides. very sharp. >> that's going to do it for your morning sports report. have a great monday, everybody. >>> earlier this year in crownsville, maryland archaeologists discovered the foundation

mills. goodness first. >>> before michael brown, there was trayvon martin. be frank. like brown, martin was an unarmed african-american teen walking home from school or walking home. his shooter's subsequent acquittal dominated the headlines. his mother has written an open letter to michael brown's mother addressing their shared grief, mother to mother. i have an extensive conversation with her about that. >> you also say in the letter, you write this really interesting phrase. i would like for you to explain more about what you mean. you say, if they refuse to hear us, we will make them feel us. >> one of the things that i also said right below that is that people are going to take that out of content and i know that they will, because they think it's something negative when it's not. the reason why i think that they should -- that they don't quite understand what's going on is because it's not happening to them. but i think once we start voting more and we start electing some of the officials that's in the capacity to try to help us out with our issues, we

brown-lung disease had virtually disappeared, but so had 300,000 jobs in the textile mills.e feel most of that has come about because of foreign imports. but mixed in there has been some failures due to the inability to meet these standards, principally by smaller companies. how much should we spend on a worker's health? a lot, according to the supreme court. spending more protecting health may mean ever-increasing costs in the form of higher prices and lost jobs. we asked richard gill if this is typical. the textile-industry situation is indeed typical of economic problems. the first small expenditures for worker protection were able to produce large improvements in worker health. to improve health still further required quite massive expenditures. the further we go in one economic direction, the higher the costs. you may have wondered why i've drawn the production possibilities curve with a bowed-out shape. this shape expresses the principle i've just mentioned. the more of one economic good you produce, the more it usually costs in terms of some other economic good you mu

. >> it is a mill tearization of entertainers. >> i am glad chris brown was able to get through the "ge" knight shooting without it damaging his reputation. >> and i love how he preached nonviolence in between hitting people. i want to show one clip before we move on. >> who is maroon 25? >> is that what i said? >> are they 5 times [bleep] than maroon 5. >> did i say that? >> yeah. >> when? >> at the beginning. >> i didn't even know. >> i could tell the difference. >> i didn't even notice i said that. wow. that's strange. thanks for pointing it out on tv. >> you said it on tv. >> we all know the real name is adam levine and friends. >> no it is the [bleep] and friends. about of we go, i want to play this clip. it is a clip of two guys middle aged dudes. we the are looking for a steak house and they wandered into the vma's and they just thought they would do some kind of fun stuff. >> i meant to do that. >> did you notice even the homeless guy was like, what is going on up there? the homeless guy was like who are those guys? that was jim carrey by the way. who is the other dude? >> jef

brown in ferguson, missouri. senator mchaskill called the for the de mille trization of the ferguson police department and has beenlocal leader on the ground working to deescalate the situation. she's on the job. "hardball" returns after this. >>> back to "hardball." on a day to day basis now, ferguson, missouri, has seen a dramatic deescalation in violence. that's for the good. following eric holder's visit there yesterday there was a relative sense of calm on the streets. there were no violent confrontations last night. only six people were arrested, down from 78 two nights earlier. the national guard is beginning to pull out of the area. while there is calm on the streets, we are seeing a focus now on the investigation itself into michael brown's death. local leaders are ramping up calls for robert mcculloch, a democrat, to step aside from the case. a group of activists said they have a petition with over 75,000 signatures calling for a special are prosecutor to be named. mcculloch is the top law man since he was elected to the position in 1991. he has deep ties to the police force which is common for prosecuto

that time there were about a thousand people, maybe more in the streets milling around protesting the shooting of the unarmedmike brownbout a week ago. the crowd thinned out and by midnight there was only left with about 150 or 200 people still in the streets. we were with the police officers, the police officers waited for at least 35, 40 minutes before they decided to move forward the protesters, we very interesting they were decked out in t very heavy militarized gear that many people were angry about last week they started to fire smoke in to the crowd eventually firing tear gas. as we walked along the streets we picked up these rounds, thee are beanbag rounds meant to stun the crowd. when it was all over, bob, seven people were arrested for failure to disburse and within person was critically wounded in a shooting by somebody other than police bob. >> schieffer: all right thank you very much. we turn now to the governor of missouri democrat jay nixon. he joins us from st. louis. governor, thank you. i know there was some problems after midnight when the curfew went in to affect one man was shot i believe they hav

there's always a mix of the rumor mill churning, some people questioning if it's michael brown. questioning whether the same clothes that's were seen in the video are the same seen clothes he's wearing when photographs of him laying dead in the street. there's a lot of rumors churning. but still, people are wondering what one has to do with the other. and that's why i think the evidence that will eventually come out will get us closer to understanding. what happened in those moments before the police officer fired that first shot? they've alleged michael brown was reaching for the officer's gun. is that true? witnesses have said that the officer fired once and then fired several more times in michael brown's back. the autopsy results will show that. we don't know much about what happened. of course, we've seen in the past, the court of public opinion is already started. so, of course, this image will weigh heavily in that space. that's not the space that matters in this case. >> do you see this inn easy admittedly peace we've seen overnight will hold? >> who knows. a part of the

brown in ferguson, missouri. senator mchaskill called the for the de mille trization of the ferguson police department and has been a local leader on the ground working to deescalate the situation. she's on the job. "hardball" returns after this. so we gave people the power of the review. and now angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. you can easily buy and schedule services from top-rated providers. conveniently stay up to date on progress. and effortlessly turn your photos into finished projects with our snapfix app. visit angieslist.com today. ♪ live in the same communities that we serve. people here know that our operations have an impact locally. we're using more natural gas vehicles than ever before. the trucks are reliable, that's good for business. but they also reduce emissions, and that's good for everyone. it makes me feel very good about the future of our company. ♪ could help your business didavoid hours of delaynd test caused by slow internet from the phone company? that's enough time to record a memo. idea for sales giveaway. return a call. sign a contract. pick a tie. take a break wit

. >> to owe owings mills, they had to cancel next week's practice because of logistical issues. now practice completed today. quarterback brown the head coach really liked what he saw on both sides of the ball. >> defense was just relentless, you know, and the offense answered, the offense took a couple punches early and then they fought back and really responded, you know, and answered the bell a little bit. it was very sharp. >> ray rice trying to put aside his personal issues. today at ravens camp, he challenged one member. a youth football team to a race. that means the whole team had to do pushups and they got a pep talk from the ravens runningback. >> seven new buses unveiled at the pro football hall of fame tonight. 2014 class, including former bills whiteout. raiders great, ray guy, first punter, and the biggest name of the night, michael strayhand. >> i remember being in the gym and i didn't want to be there. and my dad looked at me and said son, one day it will pay off. and dad, i got to say it paid off. it really did. >> no doubt about it. nationals hosting the phillies tonight. nats drop the first two games in the

. >> in terms of -- we have seen an increase in the mill tarization of police, carrying heavy weaponry and may not have contributed to brown's death in this instance, but increasingly hostile interface. we're talking about under this administration employments received machine guns and 200,000 ammunition magazines and thousands of pieces of camouflage and silencers and armored cars. people who work in urban areas say part of the problem here is the divide between -- and there to protect. >> sure. >> further weaponizing police force does not in my humble opinion increase this feeling of comradery or safety. >> no. >> between a community and the force there to protect them. >> you feel like a refugee in your own country and victim of mill tearistic enterprise. if you intervene in iraq because of genocide, please do something about what's going on in neighbors closer to your own country. >> professor michael eric dyson, thank you for taking the time. >> a cease-fire between israel and palestinians halts violence in gaza. how long might it last? the latest is coming up next. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to

brown. ainsley? >> thank you so much. >> take a listen. >> all of us were thunder struck by the pictures we saw. i mean, the over mill tearzation, the guns pointed at kids in the street. all of that instead of wraching down brought emotion up. >> the military violence is making it worse. but governor nixon is the one who ordered the national guard in to come and help out. we are joined by rod wheeler. after what we saw overnight do you agee with the governor? >> no, i don't agree with the governor. i was there in furgason all this will past weekend. it was the governor after he arrived four-days after the events started that he called out the military. he was the one who brought in the st. louis county police. the police came in with all of their heavy military and artillery. for the governor to make this statement it is surprising. there has been a lot of antagonistic behavior between the rioters and the law enforcement agencies. the governor can't put this off on anybody else. he is chiefly responsible for what's going on out there. >> who should be taking control here, there's so much confusion. i feel like there

brown. >> he's been charged with inducing panic to which he has pled not guilty. it's not a run-of-the-mill charge, nor has schmidt proven to be a run-of-the-mill inmate. >> i ran out of gas, got out of my vehicle, went to use a pay phone, and by the time i came back, there was like nine cops there, maybe ten, streets blocked off. and then when they ran up to me, they said what are you doing? put your hands up. do you have any weapons? i had no weapons. they are like, what's that silver container that's in your car that's attached to your key ignition? because a parking lot attendant said you told him it was a nuclear bomb, an atomic bomb, and if they undo the key chain it will ignite and go off. >> according to the police report, schmidt told the parking lot attendant he had an atomic bomb in his car and planned to blow up the city of cleveland. the attendant called police and schmidt was promptly arrested and no bomb, atomic or otherwise, was discovered inside his vehicle. the correctional staff know schmidt well enough not to take everything he says literally. >> you've been watching out

brown was killed a couple of nights ago. so again, you can see on this corner around me, there are a number of people milling in different directions're hearing car horns blaring through the streets. just people out there in the night trying to see what's going on. some taunting the police, some yelling at the police as they go by. again, just a night of tension here. we're not sure exactly what's going to happen. the authorities are on high alert. and another long, hot night here in ferguson. >> ron allen, thanks for joining us. we'll be back to you if anything else develops there. thank you very much, ron. joining me now is james clark, a community activist in the st. louis area. he's the vice president of the better family life organization. mr. clark, how have the police explained the multiple shots fired by the police officer in this case? >> well, up to this point we have received limited information from the police. we are expecting to receive more information tomorrow. and so we are looking to have a portion of this situation satisfied with that information. >> because of the situation of a police officer firing their gun,

brown p. to send a messagee president that he is on top of developments no matter what they might be and without being held captive to them. beyond that the rumor mills churning they thought the president may take some executive action perhaps encore pratt inversions u.s. companies moving overseas or perhaps on the border crisis which he promised to do by summer's end. there are thoughts the president may make a personnel announcement on either attorney general eric holder or on a possible supreme court opening. mr. obama said it was important to remain control over the senate because of quote supreme court appointments. the trip home costs a a half a million dollars round trip on air force one. >> doug mckel elway live for us in washington. >> stepping up the air campaign in iraq. what started as a series of air strikes turned into a major joint operation with iraqi and kurdish ground forces. the target mosul dam. they hit the isis militants with a barrage of air strikes. kurdish officers said to have taken over that dam. the fight is far from over is being echoed by some in washington. >> i dwooiveng the luxury of putting our heads in the sand and

calm prevailed in ferguson, mills urie thursday night, as demonstrators once again took to the streets to protest the death of 18 year old mike and brown. who was shot by police on saturday. the mood ranged from subdued to festive. people honked their car hoons, and some chanted. it is a big change after four nights filled with violence, and tear gas. >> say what you got to say. >> earlier in the day, captain ron johnson of the missouri highway patrol, led hundreds in a peaceful march. his department now overseas the protesters, after governor jay nixon stripped local police of their duty. the governor is hoping johnson, a a ferguson native, will help diffuse tensions here. so far, it seems, to be working. the streets are quiet this morning. >> we're a community. we're all a part that far community in it together. >> residents seem to embrace his presence. >> love you all. >> ferguson's peaceful protest just one of more than 09 across the country thursday. people from new york's times square to chicago to san francisco participate in the vigils and mars in what was promoted on social media as national moment of silence to protest micha

brown was killed a couple of nights ago. so again, you can see on this corner around me, there are a number of people milling in different directions're hearing car horns blaring through the streets. just people out there in the night trying to see what's going on. some taunting the police, some yelling at the police as they go by. again, just a night of tension here. we're not sure exactly what's going to happen. the authorities are on high alert. and another long, hot night here in ferguson. >> ron allen, thanks for joining us. we'll be back to you if anything else develops there. thank you very much, ron. joining me now is james clark, a community activist in the st. louis area. he's the vice president of the better family life organization. mr. clark, how have the police explained the multiple shots fired by the police officer in this case? >> well, up to this point we have received limited information from the police. we are expecting to receive more information tomorrow. and so we are looking to have a portion of this situation satisfied with that information. >> because of the situation of a police officer firing their gun,

brown. last night marked the fourth night in a row between clashes between police and demonstrators. police in ferguson hardly looked like police anymore. they're armed with military-style assault rifles and dressed in milltyle camouflage. they don't resemble anyone's typical view of a police officer. officers in ferguson look like they're straight off the battlefield in afghanistan. joining me now is the rapid response panel and social activist reverend marcia dyson and kimberly crenshaw and ring of fire radio host and america's attorney mike papantonio. do you see the overpolicing of america getting worse? >> what's happening is a snapshot of this new militarized police culture that's sweeping through small towns particularly throughout the south, michael. what we're seeing is the average of the dixieland commando police force that at first appears to be a barney fife kind of humor except this it's so tragic. these militarized toys of war don't belong in the hands of police in a town with a population of 20,000 people and small town police forces shouldn't be encouraged or equipped to play dress-up in commando, ninja outfits and armed with bear cat, armored tactical war vehicles and helicopters and min

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