we check in with ed who is out in chesterfield, checking in nice clear sky for the most part in chesterfield, has higher humidity 62 degrees, still nonetheless feels somewhat cool outside. more than anything because of the nice clear sky, allowing the temperatures to fall, almost need the jacket for first of several walks he takes with his dog in the morning, an active guy. let's go ahead, switch gears. get you right back on out to the maps. i want to get to the eclipse talk here. high pressure still generally on our side. >> this will be making it departure, that's going to allow the next cyst femme to move in with a cold front tuesday night specially into early wednesday. big cluster of thunderstorms working its way through iowa right now. so it does appear as though the center of the country, is where you're like willing to have perhaps the worse viewing conditions of the country as a whole. in the path of totality anyway , vast majority of tote -- path of totality looks , less than idea but not horrible. here at home we're good. may see spotty shower, thunderstorm, but after the event ha

just to the north, pemberton, northern edge included in that warning same case for lumberton and chesterfield you're included not that warning. thinks a two hour loop. heavy rain coming down over the same areas, again and again over portions of i-95 and route 130. we have some reports of road close another in writes toll township, in lower bucks county, due to high water, up nearly 2 feet. so be sure never drive-in to a flooded roadway, turn around, don't drawn. heavy rainfall in the burlington area we will see road closures being reported in that area as well. as we head to the south and west we have a couple of cells not causing too much of a problem right now in portions of delaware county and chester county,e marlboro seeing a sell, moving through, concourse, approaching west goshen area. center city fail we have a lit built of the cell that has developed just to the north east, northeast philadelphia saw a thunderstorm moving through earlier in the day causing localized flooding and this rainfall could be heavier in intensity but storm activity is not as widespread in nature as what we w

we're getting word of a crash chesterfield best of your knowledge ton county near the wildlife park chesterfieldoss wicks road close to old york road that's an intersection to avoid. no issues on the new jersey turnpike. we had a crash earlier but that's gone. 295 plooks -- looks good with speeds in the 60s. they say work along berlin road avoid that. gibbs borough road could be an possible alternate on friday morning. >>> breaking overnight, the night took an upsetting turn for a woman waiting for a bus in the logan section. she realized she was wounded the innocent victim of crossfire. let's find out more from jeanette reyes live in the logan section where this all happened. good morning, jennette. >> reporter: good morning, tam, you can only imagine. the woman was waiting on a cab and caught in the crossfire of two men shooting at each other. you can hardly tell what happened overnight here. the scene cleared a while ago. take a look at the scene from overnight. this happened at 3:00 a.m. the woman told police she was initially going to take a bus when the bus didn't show up, she decided to h

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at "saint luke's hospital" in chesterfield, missou >>> people are celebrating the ways. >> a st.is hospital in chesterfield, missouri, the staff dressed up these newborn babies in eclipse baby buntings and gave their families eclipse theme baskets full of sun chips, moon pies and eclipse gum and meet little eclipse. this little girl was born this morning in greenville, south carolina. that was one of the cities in the path of totality. her parents named her eclipse in honor of today's spectacle in the sky. >>> one giants shutout this season. do you know who started the other shutout? >> meet ruben foster. this guy sure did. why 49er fans should be excited about this guy next. >>> trash now stretches more than a block after an oakland homeless camp was bulldozed. >> this was unjust, unfair, inhumane. >> union pacific says they did it in the name of safety, but we learned the land is not the railroad's property. >> no one has said they'll come back to clean this up, not union pacific, not the city, not the county. >> while the nomeless have moved on -- homeless have moved on. expec

h j cullen will be be in chesterfield virginia. two were monitoring and headed to cover the motorcade when the khor went down. >> time 5:4 president trump will number maryland camp david today meeting with defense and foreign policy team to discuss the 400 troops fighting in afghan tan. there comes after months of debate and the president has been questioning it for a while. several advisors back a proposal to add more troops like isis. >> syria the united states main alli and fight against isis predict troops will stay in steeria. kurdish military forces believe there's a strategic interest staying in the country several decades and u.s. spokesperson says there's still a lot of fighting to do. >>> 5:35 is the time and i feel a breeze as you walk by. >> do you really. >> i'm not going to let that go. >> i'm telling you. okay, so let me clarify the breeze. when it's about to rain and the wind sort of -- that's what it felt like. >> okay. >> sure. >> i will take that the breeze follows me wherever i go but. >> i get what you mean. ev

the funeral was held in chesterfield.illed in aere helicopter crash as they monitored the violence in charlottesville and protected the governor. the funeral was held yesterday. the governor knew both men and attended both service this. reigning in boston tonight. thousands of protesters showed up in the city vowing to show up to hate. the rally turned out to be a bust. stephanie ramos explains exactly what happened. stephanie: a sea of people and police in boston. a line of protesters there to march against hate and racism stretching two miles long. the crowd the sending on boston commons one week after the violence in charlottesville. that is where one w and dozens more injured after a car plowed into a crowd of demonstrators, allegedly driven by a white nationalists. >> after last saturday i cannot be silent anymore. >> i wanted to confront them head on. >> this is democracy, this is what we are supposed to be doing. stephanie: in boston, an estimated 40,000 people showed up. counter protesting a free speech event.- a

came in from ed connor out in the chesterfield area.ime yesterday for sure. so many of us, started off in the 50's, this same time yesterday. low 60s to eileen, john, john, both john's in glasco, and he had ned chesterfield 656789 that list goes on from john, from perkasie, kenneth, del dolores, lou, we could keep ongoing. thanks, guys, for sending in the observations look like warmest spots, in cherry hill where lynn is reporting 67 degrees. next storm scan, shows us couple of things. you have little activity back toward the send tran planes shall southern planes, eventually frontal papas and takes place later in the week. what's left of emily. moving to the northeast, will not have any direct impact on our area, possibly churning up the surf is people. i ' jump you ahead, essential carbon copy, partly sunny, hot , humid, couple of scattered shunned err storms, by the weaken we cool down and brighten up nicely, meisha? >> take a look at this, talking about it all morning long, accident investigation in jerry. so gloucester township 42

. >>> a fiery wreck snarled traffic on the new jersey turnpike yesterday afternoon chesterfield township, burlington county. the tanker driver was able to get out of the vehicle unharmed. the road was closed for two hours. >>> five people were injured when a boat slammed into a jet in new jersey near wood bridge last night. the waterway connects new jersey and staten island new york. 8 people were on the boat at the time which burst into flames. five were injured, two in critical an, the cause is under investigation. >>> in atlantic city a woman was taken to the hospital after crashing a jet ski. she was skiing in the back by near rhode island avenue yesterday afternoon when she crashed. no further information about the case has been released. >>> the founder of philadelphia's aduddda festival has died. the central theme is rooted in the people of nigeria where adunda means happy new year. >> up next hear from the philadelphia rabbi who witnessed the chaos firsthand. >>> if you're bored with the morning workout, health tip is about boosting your motivation while seeing greater results. >

terry mcauliffe was among those who attended the service, cnn correspondent diane gallagher is in chesterfieldd i can see behind you the legion of officers who are coming there. >> that's right, victor. i'll step out of the way so you can see they're starting to gather here a few moments ago. many of those officers and troopers on the motorcycles came through. they were escorting in a sort of blacked-out bus, which we believe had the loved ones of lieutenant jay cullen. this man donated more than two decades of his life to the virginia state police. he had just taken over the command of the aviation unit of the virginia state police in february of this year. 48-year-old leaves behind two teenaged sons. one of whom is going to be getting his senior year of high school this year. he and trooper bates were in the helicopter, doing video monitoring of the white nationalist, neo-nazi rally there in charlottesville. helping the police try to get a better idea of exactly the way things were spreading and going on at the time. when it crashed near a golf course on saturday afternoon. a week ago today.

out in hat borough, watching the crash on north york road, and chesterfield township, a truck fire on the new jersey turnpike, outer road, southbound side, right around route 206, exit 7. traffic is still getting by the scene. take 295 as your alternate in case you're worried about that. other than that, watch your slippery spots on the on and off ramps. >>> rain is here and it is going to be around for most of the day. this is a rainy view from the adventure aquarium, across the delaware. this is light rain in philadelphia. but there are some downpours now, just moving into southwestern chester county. we'll see more of those this afternoon. all combined to keep temperatures cool. 60s now. not much warmer this afternoon. 64 degrees in the lehigh valley. delaware is at 67 degrees. look at the temperatures climbing only to 70 degrees at 11:00. that's when we'll see some steadier rain, heavy downpours this afternoon and a chance of some strong thunderstorms. more likely in new jersey and in delaware, especially farther to the south. we'll see quite a bit of rain, 1 to 2 inches of rain i

cullen will be saturday in chesterfield virginia. the cause of the crash remains unclear.re was no exces distress call made by the pilot. >> ♪ >> also in the news this morning, president trump's business advisory councils are no more. the president tweeted rather than putting pressure on the business people of the manufacturing council and strategy and policy forum i am ending both. both councils were set up to advise the president on economic policies and focus on creating new jobs. members of the president's business councils began resigning after his vents in charlottesville. >> hope hicks named the interim communications director. she's behind by anthony scaramucci. the 28-year-old has flown under the radar but is considered one of the most important members of the president's team. >> ♪ >> 4:35 is the time. happening today in seat pleasant it's kevin durant day. the prince george's county native and nba champion will be honored with a parade in his hometown. it starts at the judith p. hoyer montessori school in landover to addison road. the parade is expected to last

this is viewer video of the scene as you can see near chesterfield township. it happened this afternoon and forced officials to shut down northbound lanes of turnpike in the area. the stretch has been reopened. no word on any possible injuries in the case. >>> it was a violent night in the city of chester. three people were injured in what turned out to be a police involved shooting overnight. today community members gathered to pray for peace in the community. bob brooks has more. >> reporter: they prayed outside the chester police station this afternoon in fact members of the life of christ ministry prayed around five locations around the city. their goal to bring change to the town. church members hit the street today after a violent night in chester. one of three men police say were shot close to the church. >> we trust god to give us guidance to know what to do, how to pray and pray for the mayor and the officers is in the city. it's a difficult city right now. >> reporter: investigators say there was a shootout between two suspects and officers around 2:

they are still trying to deal with the tragedy here in chesterfield. this is the father of two teenaged boys. one of whom is going to be entering his senior year this year. the community has vowed to rally around them. those who live in his neighborhood, taking all of the light bulbs out of their front porches and replacing them with blue light bulbs. they started the service, this brotherhood of blue, by having a moment of silence for the officer that was killed in kissimmee, florida, overnight. and praying for the other officer who of course who is in grave condition there. talking about just sort of keeping the brotherhood together. and so while they are honoring lieutenant cullen, they also wanted to pay homage to that officer in florida to keep that brotherhood together. fred? >> all right. diane gallagher, thank you so much. >>> all right as the protest in boston get under way. a vacationing president trump in bedminster, new jersey, continues to feel the backlash over his response to the deadly and violent clashes in charlottesville, virginia. a

. ♪ [ music ] >>> funeral services were held today in chesterfield virginia for lieutenant hj cullen.and burke bates were killed when their helicopter crashed outside of charlottesville. they were monitoring violent clashes during the white nationalist protests there. >> dorothy and i are heartbroken. it will never be the same when i step into that helicopter. and not see jay in the front seat with cullen on the back of his helmet. however ... when i do get in the helicopter, i will think of jay. and i will think what a silent giant he was. >> lieutenant cullen had been part of the governor's executive protection unit. he is survived by his wife and two sons. >>> in boston today, a free speech rally organized by conservative activists ended early. one of the speakers says the thent just fell apart. many feared those protesting were white supremacists. thousands of protesters demonstrated outnumbered those participating in the rally. >> i believe in the freedom of speech. if you don't want to listen to the message, you don't have to listen. everything, you don't have to agree with. whi

lot darker, coming from jenny jenson who came in from cherry hill and ed, check s in with the chesterfieldof new jersey so just a beautiful beginning. if you look closely that little spot there, i like how lynn put this, sunrise with a side of venous. really pretty shot with that light of the day pop on the horizon. it is so crystal clear outside check of the short list of the temperatures look at how cool, this is sweat shirt weather. keith checking in at sailors berg, 55 appease, 58 from john in glasgow. lets take a quick peak as what is happening on the storm scan 36789 you can see with that nice clear skies. it stays stellar outside and if you have outdoor plans you are a go. here's franklin still tropical storm still making its west ward track, that is expect to bring torrential downpours to central mexico. then we have this guy. let's zero in on this still not an organized system, that is really a depression status yet but over next couple days it has a much better chance for that and expectation is that will track to track more northwesterly. there is no immediate threat but somethi

chesterfield police chief reported 30 complaints last week alone.esidents are upset about noise, odor, network and traffic. >>> from the reading eagle while military families brace themselves after president trump announced will commit more troops to have again stan solve their paperwork in hand n a week navy commander michael marcola a glad wait of governor mifflin high school will report for his fourth overseas deployment a 12 month tour embedded with the arm any afghanistan and we do thank him for his service. >> we sure do. >> that is some of the newspaper headlines around the delaware valley. >>> up next pat's here with your morning sports, good morning, pat. >>> lets talk eagles. they wrapped up their joint practice with the dolphins and now all that is lefties game on thursday. we have details. >>> plus a block buster trade that shakes up n pa eastern conference sixers fans you need to pay attention, sports up of ' ad ' pe ' at ma >>> welcome back. we're glad you are with us. >> pat's here about sports and we are getting ready for eagles thir

you can see in chesterfield township.appened this afternoon and forced officials to shut down all northbound lanes of the turnpike. that stretch has been reopened. no word on possible injuries in this case. >>> over in atlantic city, a woman was taken to the hospital after crashing a jet ski. police say she was skiing in the back bay near rhode island avenue this afternoon when she crashed. no further information has been released. >>> fire fighters had to rescue a man who fell into a sink hole last night in the strawberriy mansion section of the city. eugene clark said he was trying to put back cones around the hole knocked down by people driving by. but the pavement buckled and he tumbled at least eight feet into the sink hole on the 3100 block of norris street. >> i was terrified. it was quick and fast. because i stood over there trying to put the piece and straddle my feet over the hole. when i opened it up, the ground just went in. >> clearly rescue workers were able to pull clark to safety less than an hour later. i

in chesterfield right around 58, and also in the upper 50's in philadelphia according to phil where he lives on his street and john says in pennsylvania where he lives it is right around 56 degrees as he starts his day: temperatures across the region are checking in the 60's, we will take a look at these numbers on our weather computer, we have got some very, very nice weather heading our way, over next several days. 67 degrees in philadelphia we have 59 degrees in millville, 63 degrees in atlantic city, 63 in wildwood. there i am. fifty-three in mount pocono. 60 degrees in reading. feeling comfortable, pleasant with dew points in the 50's. that is just stunning for this time of the year and hard to come by. thanks to the canadian area of high pressure and that is in control as we head through weekend. that will promote sunshine, low humidity and morning low temperatures in the 60's. we're talking fantastic weather heading our way. we have sunny skies, low humidity, high of 83. down the shore, it is looking fantastic. latter up sun screen. we have low risk of rip currents which is grea

seventy-three from he had need chesterfield. let's see, clementon we have david, right around 74 degrees where he lives. overall yeah temperatures in the 70's to start off the day stopper scan three look at how things are clearing out, drying out now the storms that we dealt with overnight associated with the cold front , that cold front is sweeping to the south and east and we will see improving weather throughout the day, drying out, we will see decrease in humidity, finally. temperatures right now checking in the zero seven's. seventy-six in philadelphia 75 in atlantic city. seventy-four millville. seventy-seven down the shore in wildwood. as we head in the next several days, look at how humidity continues to drop, this is what i'm talking about pleasant conditions on thursday, feeling down ride awesome as we head into friday and rest of the weekend. by the weekend we could talk about dew points in the upper 40's, you heard me right, that is feeling spectacular and in the something we see this time of the year. these showers,

we're looking at steadier rainfall through chesterfield.e system is slowly winding down as it moves off to the the north and east. sun will return tomorrow. this is going to be a good old fashioned soaking for tonight. we'll keep you updated. bachelor sex scandal. >> the media wants to pamtd you a certain way. >> we've got her side of the story. >> i'm me and i believe in myself. >> real new york housewife luanne revooeflg thele final straw in her marriage. >> did she slap him in the face? >> it was in the heat of the moment. >> plus how many vooi cyruss can you put into a car? >> hey, everyone. welcome to

. >>> fire and smoke on the new jersey turnpike tanker overturned near chesterfield township ended up leaking liquid asphalt. caught fire with flames and smoke filling the air. the driver did get out sale. what went wrong? . >>> a man's good deed does not go unpunished. the city said a small hole was not that big of a problem. the residents say it was an accident waiting to happen and the man wanted to help and make sure no one would be the victim of this small hole in the street. instead, he became the accident waiting to happen. fox 29 joyce evans has more from strawberry mansion. >> reporter: it was the water department we spoke with them, and they said three days ago it did not appear to be dangerous, they through up a barricade and planned to come back out this week to investigate. but that one neighbor's fear for the kids turned out to be big trouble for him >> i had debris falling on me and water deep, it was, just drank mud and ate a lot of stuff last night. it was uncomfortable situation. >> reporter: eugene clarke said he lost track of all time in the dark underground. while

karen two sons ryan and max bailey parents and brothers his funeral is scheduled for saturday in chesterfield virginia virginia state police association is accepting donations to support the families of bates and colon a funeral was held wednesday for thirty two year old heather higher open to the public and everyone more purple her favorite color the man being accused of killing higher has his next hearing set for august twenty fifth in washington suites are to . the stated goal of u.s. forces in syria is to defeat the islamic state u.s. allies in the region however believe american military forces will remain in the country long after the mission to defeat isis has been accomplished argues on your part and phil has the latest. the syrian democratic forces a u.s. backed militia consisting largely of fighters from the kurdish people's protection unit says the u.s. will have a presence in syria for decades to come speaking to reuters s.d.f. spokes person to wall philo said of the united states quote they have a strategy policy for decades to come there will be military economic and political a

karen two sons ryan and max bailey parents and brothers his funeral is scheduled for saturday in chesterfield virginia virginia state police association is accepting donations to support the families of bates and colin a funeral was held wednesday for thirty two year old heather higher open to the public and everyone more purple her favorite color the man being accused of killing higher has his next hearing set for august twenty fifth in washington to talk to sweets. but charlottesville police department is facing a lot of criticism for the way it handled the deadly protests over the weekend that left one dead and several others endured many people are up in arms saying charlottesville police did not do enough to protect to protect protesters from white national west white supremacist neo nazis and the ku klux klan however charlottesville police chief thomas said he regrets the loss of life and despite the violence that unfolded he stands by his department's response joining me now to discuss this further is it time to edward disaster response training and security expert and executive direct

funeral is saturday in chesterfield, virginia. we have continuing coverage of the violent we can.tay up to speed at wjla.com. isria: this coming monday the fit reopening as the duke ellington school of the arts. the school in georgetown has undergone a three-year renovation project. the school now has state-of-the-art dance and music studios, a rooftop seatce, and 850 auditorium. it is about $100 million over budget. we want to see all of your back-to-school photos. send them to us at burst.com/wjla and you just might see them here on "good morning washington." a huge celebration in prince george's county. kevin durant day. a parade is set to step off in a matter of hours. john gonzales is live there right now. wearing some golden state colors maybe. it is allowed. johnny g, good morning. john: it is all for kevin durant. prince george's native kevin durant like myself. 2800 miles from here where kevin durant, the m.v.p. in the golden state warriors, won the nba championship in june. he is coming home for a tickertape parade. this is where it will start this here at the queer mont

services for lieutenant are tomorrow and saturday in chesterfield. there is new security in place tonight around the confederate soldiers memorial in leesburg, the statute was vandalized over night in the wake of last weekend's violence this charlottesville. the memorial is on the courthouse grounds there. we're b that was used by mid-morning, a power washing had wiped away any trace of the mess. the na condemned the. >> bureau julie carry is with a closer look with a debate underway in in cities, all over virginia right now. julie. >> some other political leaders say they should stay in place but be given more historical context, so what does historical context mean, exactly, we're had a chance to explore that today with a man who knows civil war history very >> when craig heard about the damage to confederate soldier's memorial. he came to check it out for himself. he's a civil war history buff, he is well aware of the contentious debate over memorials that some view as critical piece of history, others see as a dark disturbing reminder of the pass

meanwhile, over here at the chesterfield bridge, hancock can just crosses the river and continue to advance. what do you notice about the configuration? let me see if i can find my laser pointer. my use of technology. hancock can come down here, warren is going to come down here. what do you notice about that? as both wings of the army advance -- they are going to split them. a further each wing advances, the farther away it gets from its support. ultimately, hancock's men will be down here. if they were going to help warren, they would have to cross the river, come across the river again, a total of seven miles and to river crossings in the face of the enemy. so if either wing was to reinforce the other, it becomes a huge logistical challenge, making the army extremely vulnerable. it is the perfect track. -- trap. because lee wohler -- will lure them down in this direction, then slam this shot. s secondsend ewell' corps to close the jaws of the trap. it is brilliant. the meeting closes, in part because they have come up with a plan, but also often the distance lee start hearing mule driver

a hospital in chesterfield missouri celebrated the day by dressing up the newborns in eclipse-themed baby buntings. the parents got something too... a basket filled with sun chips, moon pies and eclipse gum. next at ten.... he is a bay area hip- hop pioneer... but tonight the rapper, known as keak- da- sneak is recovering in a hospital after he was shot several times early this morning.the shooter is still on the loose.tonight, we talk with a close family friend of the rapper, who gives us an update on his condition.a live report... is straight ahead. plus...new at 10.the northern california woman accused of livestreaming the crash that killed her 14-year-old sister is now speaking out from behind bars.what she says happened moments before she lost control of the car....and why she says she has her regrets.( steve 2sh in front of landingmuch more news on the way at the top of the hour...keep it right here kron 4 news in prime time continues... next. (vicki) and that's a wrap for us tonight at 9.... (grant) don't go away.. i'll be back for the 10 with pam moore and steve aveson.

lieutenant jay cullen laid to rest saturday in chesterfield, virginia. services for trooper bates are friday. he grew up in prince george's county. his brother tells us he fell in love with flying when he was ten years old. >> words can't begin to describe how proud we were of berk and all he was able to accomplish. >> virginia governor terry mccauliffe set to troopers' funerals. >>> there's an effort to protect you and your family from a serious disease. city of hyattsville found west nile virus. if you live in or near the park, shut your windows starting at 7:30, protect plants and pets as well. >>> thrill seekers, get ready. today is national roller coaster day. >> in celebration, we sent molette green to six flags, working in the community with a team of good people making their rides count today. explain this to us. ride a roller coaster and you're helping out. >> we do it and are doing it ten times. got to do it ten times. we had to put together a team. i am going to introduce the team, they have really big roller coaster names. look here on the wo

lieutenant jay cullen's funeral is happening this morning in chesterfield, virginia.was yesterday. they're still trying to figure out how the helicopter went down. >>> and the man who rammed a car in charlovi faces charges for killing heather heyer and facing more charles because some were serious and the investigation only continues to grow. >>> the future of the robert e. lee statute in emancipation start. the opposition was behind the violent unite the right rally. charlottesville mayor now says he changed his mind and wants a special session of the legislature to debate its removal. governor terry mcauliffe says that won't help because it is tide up in court to remove the statute earlier this year. the mayor voted governors the removal back in february. we know it won't be the site of any demonstrations any time soon, talking about richmond from protests that happened earlier this week. >> governor mcauliffe i banned rallies and protests there. >>> taking you all over the area for "clear the shelters" day, counting down for this day and expect to see long lines as

this goes off to chesterfield, bensalem. so this is going to be steady and continue the evening commute and make things a bit of a mess. we also have the storm ranger 10 here. it's looking like it's starting to break up the radar. we have the steadier rain across cape may and lewis beach. we have hours to go this clears out. if you're up innen saint allentown, you're going to clear out first. let's go hour by hour. we have the winds coming out of the east to northeast. we're going to continue to see the rain. but it clears out by tomorrow morning. the rain should be gone. we'll still see a few clouds around. the winds turn to the west and then the west. it looks like partly sunny skies tomorrow. we make it to the 80s in philadelphia. but we get some spotty showers in the afternoon. on friday we clear out once again. it should be a pretty day, but right after that, we watch for the remnants of harvey to come in on saturday and sunday bringing us some rainfall. we are going to be looking at anywhere between now and sunday with

lieutenant jay cullen will be laid to rest saturday in chesterfield, virginia, and services for trooper pilot burke bates are friday. his brother tells news4, trooper bates fell in love with flying when he was just ten years old. >> words can't really begin to describe how proud we were of him and all that he was able to accomplish. >> virginia governor terry mcauliffe is set to attend both troopers' funerals. >>> the violence we saw this past weekend in charlottesville began after the city discussed removing a statue of confederate general robert e. lee. lee's descendants who's actually living in our area. it's an interview you'll only see on news4. robert e. lee iv is 92 years old. he says his great grandfather would be ashamed of the violence that erupted over the statue. >> in my opinion, he never would have been on the side of the terrible people down there that started the riot or the ku klux klan. we don't need people like that in this country. >> after the civil war, general lee taught at what became washington and lee university. >>> this is what covers part of the lincoln memo

there was a tanker, big truck overturned right near chesterfield township, and it ended up leaking outuid as fall yesterday. you see them hosing it down, a second ago, a huge backup caught fire at one point, flames and smoke filling the air. the good news is that the driver did get out safely, and it's all cleared up by this point, still trying to figure out what happened. >>> the city of philadelphia set up a small hold on the street wasn't that dire of a problem but a local resident felt otherwise and wanted to make sure no one became a victim. instead, he became the accident waiting to happen. joyce evans has more from strawberry mansion. >> reporter: water department officials say it didn't appear to be imminently dangerous when they came out three days ago, they threw up a barricade and planned to come back and investigate. button neighbor's fear for the kids turned out to be to the best of your knowledge for him >> i had debris falling on me and water. i just drank mud and ate a lot of stuff last night. it was uncomfortable situation. >> reporter: eugene clarke said he lost track

we will check in with one more seventy-eight at ed's house in chesterfield, new jersey.full sunshine in effect maybe check on one more condition we will head down the shore 78 degrees at james house. he has partly sunny conditions but that sunshine will continue to increase in ocean city, and james says that the cloud ruled most of the day in ocean city but you will have a nice mostly clear, pleasant, second half of the evening, and in store and really nice afternoon and evening shaping up in broad headville up in the poconos that nice dry breeze, in the trees there, winds out of the northwest driving in this dryer air. 77 degrees is your current temperature right now in pleasant valley. storm scan three showing thaws trend for decreasing, cloud cover north and west of the i-95 corridor but you see that trend over last couple of hours, feeling like they will move off shore and that cloud deck has cleared out completely. look at this, no weather systems up wind, check in on the lower midwest, upper midwest this moisture to the south will continue to move east as high pres

barbara, chesterfield, 74, even up to 75 in mt. laurel, so again, very warm start to the day.le every great pictures for us, as well, of the eclipse, but little fog toy start the day out as well. so let's check in with ed looking at temperatures in the 70s, but he's got some fog to start the day out too. so be prepare for that. if you're out on the area roads this morning, good news, once the sun comes up, which it already has, will quickly burn off, this morning fog. heat advisory in effect cents, the i95 corridor, heat index values 920-8103 later this afternoon, so be prepared for high heat, and high humidity, for us, across the entire area getting a look at storm scan3, we have cold front that's out to the midwest, that's going to slowly be tracking to the east. and that's what's going to fire up some showers and thunderstorms, as we head into the evening hours. see by 8:00 this line just around the poconos or so, as we get to the 10:00, 11:00 midnight hour, pockets of heavier rain, shower activity, continues through the overnight tonight, as that front pushes through the r

the funeral was held for 48-year-old lieutenant pilot jay cullen in chesterfield, virginia, one of twowas killed in a helicopter crash while doing surveillance work during last saturday's white nationalist rally. virginia governor terry mcauliffe knew him well and spoke at his service. >> it'll never be the same when i step into that helicopter and not see jay in that front right seat with cullen on the back of his helmet. however, when i do get in that helicopter, i will think of jay, and i'll think what a silent giant he was. he was the best of the best of the virginia state police. kelly: a very fitting tribute from the governor. cullen, by the way, was the pilot for the governor and his family. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>> protesters held a peaceful rally in texas in response to the violence in virginia. about 1,000 people in austin showing up at city hall to voice their opposition against white supremacy. one participant saying the events in charlottesville are stark reminders that racism remains a major issue for the united states. >> most of us here w

chesterfield at 73. look at the low to mid 70's across the region.a in wilmington right around 74 degrees where she lives. lets go now to what is going on across the region. things are quieter on storm scan three compared to six hours ago when we had nasty storms rolling through. temperatures in the mid 70's, in philadelphia 76 degrees. mid 70's down the shore too. seventy-six in wildwood, right around 74 degrees in atlantic city. look at these dew points in the lower 70's, that is not comfortable. muggy start to the day but i can tell you we have very comfortable weather heading our way and it will stay to feel drawn in but later on this afternoon especially as we head in the weekend. down the shore today 85 degrees for that high temperature. shore is last place to say good bye to these cloud that we have around the region right new but overall improvement is expect in the forecast, not just here in philadelphia, but down the shore and also poconos. partly sunny, less humid, 84 degrees, we can finally give air conditioning a break, from working so h

burlington county, mercer, ocean county within this warning you can see towns trenton, florence, chesterfieldwarning as well as well as bensalem, moving to the northe. that is 15 miles an hour. heaviest portion of the cell is over florence area, stretching up in to bordentown where you could be potentially seeing that half dollar sized hail. so seek safe shelter and we will continue to move off to the northeast pretty slowly around 15 miles an hour, around 5:28. head up hamilton and moving up toward, manual pan. light rain, severend moving up thunderstorm warning but still chasing off a few beach goers off the shore right now. light rain making its way through cape may county and cloud deck pushing into ac right now taking away your sunshine. as we head into tonight we have a chance of hit or miss thunderstorms that could be on the strong side, low temperature at 71. for our day tomorrow we are seeing a quiet day, mostly sunny, mainly well left of i-95 staying dry east of i-95 and high of 89 degrees. right around average. as we head in the evening we have a chance of a few hit or miss storms

peter's house lawrenceville, at 72, but sunshine for i plenty of 60s for us, 69, at ed's house up in chesterfieldmaybe few high clouds, here and there. sixty-eight, at john's house, in tabernacle, maybe few extra clouds for him. we travel over to pa, too, 66 degrees this morning, at lou's house, eagleville, also, again, plenty of sunshine to start the day out. and just one more, one more for us here, let's go 67. this is kenneth, he's saying he's got some sunshine there in willingboro. kenneth now i know you had a problem, you said, that we don't always use your post. just want to say we gave you a shout out today. hopefully you can continue to post for us, and have lots every ways to get involved. it will be wonderful day to get outside and enjoy yourself margate, down at the beach, definately like the day today. our neighborhood network cam shows you wonderful picture on this sunday morning, down at the beach. >> i would suggest getting down this early staying throughout the entire day, because our temperatures will be high 70s, to low 80s, phone it is a little bit muggy from time to time shoul

levittown, williamstown, saying it is 72, chesterfield, ed saying it is 70 degrees, an in his backyards, phil says 74 , in the philadelphia area. if you're in mt. laurel, 71. and down toward perkasie, 72 degrees. so, you can really see our temperatures, they started out a little bit on the cooler side, at times, especially north of the city we had some 60s, but 70s already really started to take over. and, we've got some good pictures this morning, from our eyewitness weather watchers. still, phil out there taking great pictures, got one of the moon, just as he'll begin to set here on this sunday morning. and peter down in jersey, he's got some picture tours every those great whispy serous clouds that we had going on already here this morning, and that's all we will see when it comes to cloud cover, precipitation, for our sunday, it will be a nice quiet day, storm scan3, shows you, again, a few high clouds out there. but, overall, a very quiet, very dry and very comfortable morning, but there is a little bit of precipitation, it is now moved off the coast. which these storm scan3, betwe

chesterfield, that community at 4:28. prince george's county and anne arundel county, those sections until 4:45. developing to the east of potomac falls north of restin and route 7. keep an eye on that drifting east as well. you mentioned in the beginning a daily routine of the pop-up thunderstorms. all this pattern will change as we head into the weekend. we have all afternoon to explain that. our weather story has a happy ending for weekend. for now we look at just a chance of a thunderstorm or two in the rock creek area this evening as the citi open play continues. we'll be back with more. jonathan: looking forward to it. thanks. we now know president trump's first vacation and extended break from the white house begins on friday. he will spend 17 days at the private golf club in central new jersey. that means a lot of work done before heading out of town for r&r. emily rau has the latest from the white house as president trump faces new low poll numbers. president trump: russia is a ruse. i have nothing to do with rus

i want to show you couple of pictures right now, starting things off with ed's picture out in chesterfieldn the morning here, some pastel, pretty colors out there, but certainly indicative of what's yet to come, which is of course, some wet weather later today. and another real pretty shot of the strawberry mansion bridge here offer in the distance, just outside of the boat house, as our producer matt so aptly pointed out, former crew member, st. joe's, represent, at the prep, all right? >> seventy-four, the value from jenny, more importantly though i want to show you her, starting to seat rainfall, out this cherry hill, pretty scattered starting to see s rain falling right now, but it is out, there i certainly just got hit by it, on the skydeck, it is not raining very heavily just yet. but there are some showers, starting to pick up, you see them here, through south- central new jersey, that is just heavy thunderstorm storms even rumbling into the long island connecticut area real which time. so, here's what's happening. warmfront lifting north, cold front draped back to the southwest, we

and it is out in chesterfield, though, still quite gray.his is the day of transition, as i always like to call it, just need little more time. notice however, you are talking about completely clear skies right now, beautiful sunrise currently underway back through western pennsylvania, we just need the time for this to get out of here. so it will eventually ends up with more sun than anything. now eventually, high pressure will yield to another disturbance that moves in. but for now, you can see how quiet, how clear it is, off to the west, that is with us for the next couple of days. so through the rest of today, once we clear out. then beyond, even toward tomorrow, the day beyond that, things just look very tranquil at the moment, our dew points are still kind of depends where you are, still noticable from philly on southeast. but starting to drop off, and feel bit more comfortable the further north you go, allentown more comfortable than it is in wildwood, for example. but we will feel that drop in humidity everywhere as the day goes on.

but the center for immigration studies, they do identify arlington and chesterfield counties as sanctuary counties. so we reached out to the two men who want your vote in the virginia governor's race, ed gillespie, he's the republican nominee for governor. recall north a.m., he's on the democratic side. how closely interest twer twiend do they believe the issue of sanctuaries and gang violence are and what do they plan to do about it if they do get your vote? let's first take a listen to ed gillespie. >> clearly cooperation is spor and we cannot allow for any of our cities or counties establish themes as ing they will not cooperate with local authorities. i am in favor of banning sanctuaries. unfortunately my opponent has a different point of view. i think that would be critical in ensuring that we can combat gang violence in northern virginia. how. q. ralph north a.m. was not available for comment, but here's a statement that reads in part from his communications director. it says that he understands the risks virginia law enforcement officials take to keep our communities safe. he wants

lets go out to 61 degrees at ed's house in chesterfield, new jersey. he also has overcast conditions, and back down into delaware, well, 60 degrees at delores house at newark but also with the overcast skies here, early on, in this day, so we are waking up to cool, little bit cloudy across the delaware valley. as we head over to harvey, that is where we will definitely have lots of overcast skies, it is still a very dangerous situation, out there along the gulf coast of texas, now we're updating this in real time. harvey is back down to a category one hurricane, which has sustain wind at 90 miles an hour. so the landis taking its toll on the hurricane, as it continues to track inside the central parts of the texas at this point. harvey is now a category one hurricane at 90 miles an hour sustained wind. it made land fall as last night at category four at 10:00 o'clock central time on san jose island. that was first of two land falls. second land fall was at capono bay past the 11:00 o'clock time frame. here's storm scan three we can see harvey still spi

let's head out to ed's house saying it is 62, sunshine in chesterfield as well and one finally witness weather watcher john in mullica saying 63 degrees plenty of sunshine for him in the southern southwestern parts of the new jersey and yesterday we had sunshine, too in the afternoon to 79 degrees yesterday for our saturday high temperature. that was well below our normal high which is 83, and it looks like today is another afternoon of below average temperatures. here's what we are expecting only 81 degrees. it will feel fantastic. we have low humidity, a lot of sunshine, now our winds currently are generally out of the north, to the northwest, and then they will be switching throughout the afternoon. we will see more southeasterly flow later in the day so that is an indication of what we are experiencing later tonight and tomorrow and that is a change in our weather from this nice dry, kind of very comfortable air, to more of a humid, more muggy air mass that will feed into some showers and thunderstorm that we're going to be seeing as we get through nighttime hours tonight, and then