chris lowe is the director of callcal state long beach's shark lab.ting to know him and his work is getting your feet wet. obviously here a day at the office is a differ different attire and a different look at the world. >> it takes a few moments under the water to understand chris' passion for the other ocean and the sharks he study:when : >> when i caught my first shark there was something about it. it looked so different from all of the other fish i caught and it looked so streamline and sleek. it didn't match all of the fish i caught. >> what about it from the sharks threat that interested you in a sciencivic perspective. >> they are at the top of the food chain. they are the canary of the coal mine and they tell us how healthy the oceans are. the wheel length challenge is hard to study. you want to the want to the sharks to come here and they do and mostly they don't. that is a tricky part. how do we find a way to study them where we don't have to be right there to influence their behavior. >> the answer he believes is this. >> this may look lik

chris sowers is outside. >> reporter: we have low humidity levels, combination of sun and clouds, and nice, gentle breeze. satellite and radar showing a few high, thin clouds that's about it. the thicker cloud cover is well off to the southwest over kentucky and tennessee. that's where it will stay this afternoon. tomorrow, some of the moisture may get into the western suburbs late in the day. from now until then we'll be dry. 79 degrees in philadelphia. 76 on the boards in atlantic city. allentown, a cooler 73. poconos 72. trenton, showing 78. a nice sea breeze will kick in in a couple of hours here, you can see by 4:00. 5:00 p.m., philadelphia will be in the upper 80s. in atlantic city, wildwood, sea isle avalon, mid to upper 70s. ten degrees on the sand. accuweather says get out and enjoy it. a warmer day comfortable lower humidity levels.

chris. we have low clouds and fog and mist and drizzle as well. the marine layer well into the valleys. maybe 2,000 feet deep or 2500 feet deep. we will look at the possibility of showers and thunderstorms in the sierra nevada but overall the carolina afternoon highs you will notice. 63 in hayward, 61 fremont. and san jose, as well as los gatos. the plan today is for the high clouds and the mid-level clouds to eventually clear back to the coast, about you that brings the 60s and 70s mainly around the bay. we will tell you how much it continues as we continue the cooling much of the work week. chris. >> we develop a a story out of vacaville, a wind-blown fire is caused evacuations is now 30% contained. fire broke out after 11:00 last night on the back side of keating park. residence of terrace, hidden cortes atherton and sell by courts were advised to leave. you hear the wind whistling as it fans the flames. last word it was 325 acres. so far the cause of the fire is not released. all evacuations should be lifted around 6:00 a.m. you see the flames came up to this new subdivision road. f

because will filter back into the east bank temperatures mild were looking at so for widespread low 60s chrisalk about the chance of rain settle for wednesday and thursday. >>robin winston: alive the typical commission for the bay bridge toll plaza the laysan activated almost hour of the back of that you're looking and stretches beyond 8800 crossing into the maze of the 580 west about halfway up the 24 splat it is less than 50 minutes for a tall drive time from a maze into downtown still not bad because it is moved across the span machen the way from 1 01 to san the tail which is also find a major trouble spots as liu down or at the back of coming off a bridge headed over to the richmond san rafael bridge the higher volume of traffic approaching the pay its but it is looking good mimic the trouble spots star of the back of just a tad has approached the toll plazas a great ride off with a cross out toward highway 1 01 the usual stop and go traffic and high with four pack to the construction zone with bomb will have to learn to traffic after that is one to be offered on connecticut's burkett to

chris cato. yes, the overnight low wasn't low at all. it's still hot out there this morning. meteorologist brittney shipp is in with her first alert forecast. another first alert weather day because of the heat, brittney. >> that's a good way to put it. feels-like temperature is still in the 90s this morning. we have dangerous heat until at least tonight for virtually our entire area with the exception of the poconos and lancaster conte. everyone else under a heat advisory. feels-like temperature will be anywhere from 100 to 105 degrees. take precautions, drink plenty of water. stay in the air conditioning if you can. check on your pets kids and the elderly as we go into the rest of today. our temperatures at 80 degrees still, 83 in philadelphia. 80 degrees in wilmington. 80 in mt. holly, right along the shore we're at 81 degrees. 81 in wildwood. your city planner shows as we go into the rest of today, temperatures in the mid-80s by 9:00 a.m. by the time you head out for lunch, our actual temperature will be at 90 degrees. you factor in the humidity it will feel hotter than t

low-fat diet. they are portraying sugar, not fat as the biggest cause of obesity. chris stillna says she wants some low-fat products. >> it's important and something that needs to be addressed. john: she worries that they are swinging back too far in the other direction. johnsonville sausage makes low-fat offering but the super markets are no longer ordering them. don't waste your money. i'm john matarese, abc7 news. jonathan: a lot of times if you ask the supermarket stuff to get something special even has low-fat chocolate milk and you want regular chocolate milk, if you ask them, they will get it for you. kellye: you worrickerried about this -- worried about this, weren't you? doug: i am. 2% milk is what i like. talk about the potential for later tonight. we have one fairly close in west virginia. i will tell you about that. we get over to the weather here. the storm came in and this will tell you the weather story indeed. this is just a line of nasty stuff moving in. area of storm. a big line that may move here at 10:00 tonight in advance of the possibilities we have

. >>> remember when chris christie tried to explain away his low animal care in the world, our whales're thriving. i wouldn't work here if they weren't. and government research shows they live just as long as whales in the wild. caring for these whales, we have a great responsibility to get that right. and we take it very seriously. because we love them. and we know you love them too. woman: as much as i sweat, i always wore black. other clinical antiperspirants didn't work. then i tried certain dri. it's different. it stops sweat before it starts. add some color to your life with certain dri. i heard i could call angie's list if i needed work done around my house at a fair price. sure can. so i could get a faulty light switch fixed? yup! or make a backyard pizza oven? oh yeah. i can almost taste it now. tastes like victory. and pepperoni... >>> remember when chris christie tried to explain away his low poll number in new jersey saying it is because people want him to stay governor? it turns out that was all spin. a new monmouth poll asked if he would make a good president? the poll f

chris christie is another of these on the bubble whether he is going to be allowed to debate. poll numbers are so low for chris christie it's questionable as to whether he is going to be allowed to debate. groups supporting krigs christie's campaign decided to dump a quarter of a million dollars into running pro chris christie ads on the fox news channel. which must be a nice thing for the fox news channel. it was the fox news channel that sthet rule that they are only going to let ten people in the debate. they are going to decide which ten are allowed into the debate based on national poll numbers. so any republican who wants to make it on the debate stage has every incentive in the world to spend all of their money doing everything they can to boost their national poll numbers. you can't boost your national poll numbers going to county fairs in iowa and new hampshire and all of the other campaign stuff that candidates would be doing this time of year in the early states. if the only thing that matters is boosting your national poll numbers, if the you're a republican running for president you bett

chris. the temperatures will be claiming well into the 90s, even hotter than yesterday with high humidity. right now 79 degrees in philadelphia. low 70s in trenton but it's 75 in wilmington and with sunshine today and high humidity it's going to feel like it's in the upper 90s. 76 agrees at 6:00. by 9:00 82 degrees and we will hit 90 degrees by lunch time. i'll take you through it neighborhood by neighborhood with the forecast when i come back in ten minutes. >> we are in for dangerous heat

sure you know you are well represented in the senate when it comes to accountability for low income kids. senator chris murphy, when the committee was discussing the law, he offered an amendment and had to withdraw it because he did not have the votes to pass it. would his amendment would have done is make sure when students of color and low income kids when kids who have been traditionally underserved, when they do not meet state set goals, something happens. it is not rocket science. it is common sense. hopefully, we will have some policy passed on the senate floor this week to move us in that direction. host: you can join the conversation on twitter. james saying i hated essay questions, but i realize there critical to determine if a child has a grasp of the language. here is more from the house debate this past week. the democratic congressman from colorado. [video clip] >> there is not a lot more to say with regards to the positive provisions of the bill. what i want to talk about one of the biggest shortcomings getting accountability right. we can all agree no child left behind did not get accoun

new jersey governor, chris christie, says what me worry? why he is not concerned about low poll numbers. plus rejected. hillary clinton gives a gift back to a well known lawmakers in the lehigh valley. those stories and much more next. >>> "action news" at 12:30 continues. >> hello again rick and sara are off and i'm matt o'donnell. here are the stories i am following for you police are searching for what happened to a woman after she was found strangled and beaten in her apartment, she just graduated from drexel universe just weeks ago and in tennessee, police are looking for clues in yesterday's mass murder were tied to threats over the 4th of july and the three similar but separate crashes overnight. detectives are still trying to piece together the last moments of a drexel university graduate found dead in her apartment. jasmine wright was founded in her apartment she had been beaten and strangled. david henry is live with the story. >> >> reporter: we are learning more about the murder investigation into the death of this young woman who seemed to have everything going

still low 90s in the forecast today in the trivalley. stan and chris. >> thank you very much. reading, writing and the fund announcement coming today gives them a better chance of staying out of jail when they get out. >> and it's the most frustrating job he's had. the new head of the public utilities commission gets candid with our news. welcome back, time is ... (adlib) kris/vo it's going to take a couple >>> fwoorm. just about a quarter till 5:00 right now. you might have noted the very bright moon. we'll talk more about it in a few minutes. going to take a couple more weeks for the park to reopen. a pipe sends water into the park and crews need more time to repar for the repairs. they're working around the clock to make sure everything gets back to normal. >> water at such a premium right now. how about your tap water? it's safe to drink for most people. folks living in the 7 acres area needs to boil their water before they drink it. a round of testing shows its no longer tainted but water officials says they need two rounds of negative test before it's safe to drink. this

. >>> remember when chris christie tried to explain away his low poll number in new jersey saying itant him to stay governor? it turns out that was all spin. a new monmouth poll asked if he would make a good president? the poll followed up, would christie make a bad president? 5% said they would rather have him stay on as governor. 89% said they answer that had way because they thought he would make a lousy president. >>> we're back with the round table. republic on oppositions in the gay marriage strategy. at the very time moderate republicans want to escape positions that isolate them from a diverse country, some hard right leaders seem ready to double down on eliminating traditional values. their phrase, george f will says 16 months before the election, some candidates are becoming too unhinged to be plausible presidents. among them scott walker is calling for a constitutional amendment that allows states to ban same-sex marriage. here he was. >> if the court decides that the only next approach is for those supporters of marriage being defined between a man and woman is a constitu

chris: ramy, iran is very low on oil production. are looking at 400 thousand barrels coming on if the deal goes through as early as january 16. the deal, while the talk of the town right now if it does not get done a lot of traders believe it will not get done. very low. really, all the eyes are on china as far as oil's price is concerned. ramy:: iran says it has a goal of boosting oil production by 50%. banks are predicting that that will take about 6-12 months. the time horizon is fairly far in advance. would you agree? chris: i would not agree. i would put that in there with greece paying back there debt. i think iran's goals to double oil production in six months is lofty. ramy: we saw chinese equities turnaround friday. this was after eight -- a rout over the past several months. is friday a good sign of a turnaround? chris: i think china has been the talk of our trade desk for the last five weeks. i believe it will be the sixth week it continues to be the talk. we saw nothing but a bounce. we had chinese policymakers step in w

chris christie is starting out until the low single digits. as for the lawsuit, univision says trump's complaint is false and legally ridiculous. the company will vigorously defend the case. michaela? >> we will be watching. here is something to watch. tonight, trump is going to sit down with don lemon. they are going to talk about the fire storm and the presidential race at 10:00 p.m. >>> the white house and cuba set to simultaneously announce an agreement to restore diplomatic relations. washington and havana set to reopen for the first time in more than 50 years. president obama and castro announced the relations in december. since then washington removed cuba from the list of country that sponsor terror. >>> greece becoming the first developed economy to default on its debt. they did not make the $1.7 billion payment owed. greece now asking for a two-year bailout from europe the third in six years. the country is asking for $32 billion. finance ministers will discuss requests again, today. >>> back now to the top story. the manhunt may be

low humidity. unfortunately the end of this perfect stretch of weather may be in sight. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm chris cato on a friday morning. let's get to meteorologist bill henley and his first alert forecast. bill, nis and cool out there again this morning, why not? >> cooler than yesterday. our beautiful stretch of weather continues today. we're looking at temperatures in the 50s and 60s right now. 59 in pottstown, philadelphia is 62. look at the low 60s for wrightstown, toms river millville both in the 50s this morning. down to 66 in northeast philadelphia. a little bit warmer in southeast philadelphia, more buildings, more cement seem to hold in the heat. delaware river trail, 70 degrees. 69 degrees is the forecast for 6:00. by 9:00 we'll warm to 74 with a light breeze out of the north at 6 mile-an-hour. into the low 80s this afternoon. we'll see the low humidity persist right into the afternoon hours. we'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when come back in ten minutes. first, jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> bill this morning we'll start things off on th

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outrageous, deliberately provocative, more crazy on every axis, you can't chase that as chris christie who is in the single to low digits. low single digits right now. almost an afterthought in the campaign. >> i thought it was interesting the latest polling had kasich creeping into third in new hampshire. kasich is someone who declared later than everyone else. he also, you know, has -- fight a distinguished resume, he has been in washington, the governor. got elected in a blue state. what do you think of his chances and do you, is it possible for him to make the debate stage, does it matter if he does? >> he is the ohio governor. kind of amazing. if you asked average americans what the most important state in a presidential contest is they will say florida or ohio. we have got the governor running and look at the week that was. he announced. but you don't remember that because rand paul chain sawed the tax code, lindsey graham put his phone in a blender. mike huckabee had comments about israelis in the oven, donald trump wore golf shoes on the border, the week leading up to the first debate. i don't think this

low 90s this afternoon. more on the threat of thunderstorms when the come back for the extended future weather in ten minutes. chris? >> thank you for the heads up. we'll stand by for that. let's give you all a heads up before you head out on the roads this morning. nbc 10's traffic report jessica boyington is here for that. >> we start off on the vine street expressway. all lanes open. that ongoing construction not around right now on 24th street. right here we're heading westbound towards the schuylkill expressway. these two left lanes, a three-minute drive time westbound from 95 to the schuylkill. the philadelphia drive times no be pros for 95, the schuylkill or the blue route. chris? >>> from a disturbing discovery to a neighborhood mystery. next we're learning new details about that box of human remains we told you about that was found in a vacant lot in philadelphia. wait until you hear who we found on that one. >>> plus smoke pours from the backyard of this house. why police were called instead of the fire department. iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end af

. >> leave it to the professionals, chris murphy, humidity is high right now because temperature low and dew point is high but dew point will be dropping later as the temperature climbs, so humidity percentage goes down. >> are we looking at stratus cue nim bus. >> now we're talking about clouds. >> we are clouds clearing out here, a little bit here the cloud from yesterday are gone. the storms have cleared out. the satellite plus radar just a few thin cloud, as we can see out there. storms have cleared out. no stormy weather today temperatures well, they have climbed, they have dropped a bit in the 70's and we are not expect to go see much in the way of storms but those temperatures could be warmer then they were yesterday but humidity is down. clear today with the future weather computer but we could see showers pushing by to the south overnight tonight. timing wise friday between noon and 11:00 o'clock at night. there comes the clouds approaching over maryland, virginia, these will increase a bit but rain staying off to the west. the skies are mostly clear here across the area. mi

chris christie even tweeted out this photo at wilkesboro taken at the low kill -- local ice cream parloroth want mitt romney's endorsement. pimm: they also walked a parade, seeking endorsement for their candidacy. betty: who is the winning candidate among those two? pimm: i know you have some numbers. betty: when a pack -- quinnipiac put out a poll and wisconsin governor start -- scott walker is number one. marco rubio get 7% of the vote but chris christie, only 1%. he is in 15th place. there are only 14 declared candidates. we will have to figure that out. i am running. we would be back on bloomberg market day. this is a great place to work. not because they have yoga meetings and a juice bar. because they're getting comcast business internet. comcast business offers convenient installation appointments that work around your schedule. and it takes- done. - about an hour. get reliable internet that's up to five times faster than dsl from the phone company. call 800-501-6000 to switch today. perks are nice. but the best thing you can give your business is comcast business. comcast busines

chris is on there twitters as well. he'll give you real time updates. >>> low level twisters crawled across the huron area ripping up several properties. everybody is all right the red cross is helping them get back on their feet. >> all day breakfast could be coming to mcdonald's near you. according to the "wall street journal" the fast food giant sent a memo to franchisees to be ready for all day breakfast starting in october. >>> the next time you head to the airport beware, summertime is the prime season for thieves who want to swipe your luggage. we have more on how to avoid becoming a victim. >> reporter: these people may look like tourists, but seattle airport police say they are thieves taking luggage from the baggage carousel. police releasing these surveillance videos last month to tell passengers to be aware of theft at the baggage claim. a crime is all too easy. i just got off the plain i'm going to stop in the restroom and then get the bag. >> pick pocket expert bob arnold who knows what the bag looks like, grabs it from the carousel. >> are you happy to see it? >> reporter: my bag. >> reporter: he said he stud

talking about a string of 90-degree temperatures so it looks like chris and dawn our third heat wave is going to be brewing. so enjoy the nice lowy while you can. back to you. >> all right. we're getting spoiled. it's been great out. >> you had me until you said third heat wave. >> yeah. >> sean bell with sports are we seeing the end of the cole hamels area rah. >> hopefully, right. >> we all want him to be gone. >> who knows what's happening and speaking of heat, phillies fans are always hot right? >> they're not hot this season. >> they've always hot and voted as one of the hated -- most hated teams out there. but not too hot with the phillies are the now because they've actually come out showing heart in the second half of the season. too little too late at least they're watchable. they take on the cubs in a daycare. that's next in sports. ♪ >>> the phillies still the worst team in baseball but at least they're competitive now. they won five out of their last six and we're starting to see just a sliver of hope for the future. they have the day game today against the chicago cubs. fourth inning fills up by one. not any more. c

. >> i like chris and he has been an effective governor. the poll numbers suggest he is lown the polls. he is low on our polls. people love a comeback story. this is the kind of guy who on debate stage with hillary clinton i know who is going to win that debate. i look at chris and say i respect him. i admire him. he worked for me during my campaign. he flew around to iowa and made campaign stops. we were in the bus together. >> must have been irritating to see the bear hug. >> he was doing what he thought was best to get the support needed for his state that was in trouble. >> so nice. >> we are not going to elect a president if we hold grudges. i have a friend who says every candidate may be wonderful but they all have a butt. and by that he means this guy is terrific but he has that problem. everybody has something you are not going to like. you have to find people you have confidence in and chris is one of those who i think would be a terrific candidate. >> we asked immigration and iraq question and who governor romney is going to win? up next governor romney reads the t

chris o'connell is. temperatures looking good saturday and sunday in the low to mid 80s. >> we start to really ramp the heatup sunday. 91 degrees. kind of muggy pop-up showers and storms. kind of typical summer pattern as we head into early next week. 88 the high on monday. 90 on tuesday. >> weekend is looking good. >> we like that. >> looking good everywhere. >> most important. visitors ducking for cover at a zoo after mischievous monkey gets loose. zookeepers continue their search there's something else that has them scratching their heads. >> plus a picture you'll see getting passed around on social media tonight. a little girl's creativity showing no boundaries how this is turning into a lucrative business. >> we got the story behind this philadelphia schoolbus getting the boot. the reason now coming to light and it has nothing to do with the philadelphia parking authority stepping in. ♪ ♪ >>> technology helped save two stranded teens in california. this brother and sister were walking along the edge of the cliff outside of san francisco. virginia vansant and her brother dropped his cell phone which got

de leon said supply is low because people are hanging onto their homes no capital gains taxes and other high level. >> the scare at singer chris brown's home in southern california. police are investigating a home invasion robbery and are looking for three gunmen. is brown was not at home at the time but his aunt was there and she said she heard commotion in the front yard. when she opened the door gunmen arjun to the home. she locked herself in the closet. >> hello frank and maria. good afternoon everyone. we had seamless guys all morning long and into the afternoon hours. not any clouds to speak of, let's look at the satellite radar imagery. and, 24 hours ago, it was 3000 feet deep which is why it was hard to scrub out the stratus in many locations. in fact, we are watching the tropics for rain chances on sunday and monday. this is hurricane dolores. by the time it reaches a bay area, it could throw some tropical weather into our area so we will keep it watchful i and continue to update the forecast. also the potential for rain rain showers exist. 70s in monterey bay, 80 in the greater lake tahoe area. the sun will go down a

chris: what's up, scott? -scott: hey, guys. nice to see you. mike: this one sounds awesome. [ drums playing ] scott: sounds awesome tuned real low like that. like, a real wet, floppy sound to it. -lemonis: hey, guys. -chris: what's up? lemonis: so, the reason i wanted to bring you here is really to understand "do the drums actually sound the same?" sjc has always been known as a brand that makes great quality. is the drum itself good enough? scott: let's find out. [ drums playing ] lemonis: oh, that is cool. scott: i think that was perfect. lemonis: what is this gonna do? jack: this is a frequency analyzer. it's gonna show us the whole frequency range of human hearing. -lemonis: very cool. -jack: yeah. [ drums play]ng and, actually, what's really kind of crazy is every time i hit this drum, i'm getting a really consistent tone and sound from it, and you can see that here. every time i hit it, this graph is not changing much at all. so that's a good thing. lemonis: so, let's stack it up against the other one. -jack: let's do it. -lemonis: that's the big test. mike: yeah. [ laughs ] mike: we are developing a product mix -- a good, better, bes

will see how long our stretch of sunshine and low humidity will last coming up in the first alert forecast. >>> good morning. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. a beauty yesterday, wasn't it? >> uh-huh. >> let's see if we can get more of that today. >> fingers crossed. >> bill henley is here with his first alert forecast. you will not disappoint this morning? >> not at all. we have mostly clear skies and the humidity is lower at 70 degrees in philadelphia. most of the rest of the area is

low 90s for you. pinpoint your afternoon highs and have the forecast for the forthcoming up. chris. >> lisa, thank you. new developments in the random shooting that killed a woman on the san francisco waterfront this week. abc7 news has learned that this man, 45-year-old francisco sanchez, confessed to killing kate steinle. abc7 news learned that this man, 47-year-old sanchez, confessed to killing katie steinle. this is calling into question san francisco's immigration policies. here's abc7 news reporter vic lee with more. >> flowers mark the spot with katheryn steinle was shot friday evening. divers found a gun off the pier. tests are being done but tests show they say it's the one used by sanchez, the man caught later that night not far from the shooting. sanchez is on probation in texas. he has a long wrap sheet and has a long rap sheet, mostly drug charges. he has been deported to mexico five times. in fact, ice had him in custody in march but turn him over to the sheriff's office when it was found he had an outstanding drug warrant here. but the d.a. dropped a case dating back

will see how long our stretch of sunshine and low humidity will last coming up in the first alert forecast. >>> good morning. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. a beauty yesterday, wasn't it? >> uh-huh. >> let's see if we can get more of that today. >> fingers crossed. >> bill henley is here with his first alert forecast. you will not disappoint this morning? >> not at all. we have mostly clear skies and the humidity is lower at 70 degrees in philadelphia. most of the rest of the area is running cooler. 50s in the mountains for mt. pocono and 57. mt. holly 61 degrees and pottstown 62 and upper 60s in delaware. pretty nice start and a beautiful day. the wind at rest at the surface but above the surface, we still have that northwesterly wind bringing the dry air in. a few scattered clouds to start with and clear out and bright sunshine at 9:00 and 73 at noon and humidity even lower than what we experienced yesterday. a look at the neighborhood-by-neighborhood forecast when i come back in ten minutes to show you how warm it's going to get where you live. right now, jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> live in new jersey on 29

chris christie was there. look, second row, rocking out. sage green pole low shirt, singing along, having an excellent time.. thank you. thank you for sending that to me. last month we set up, send it to rachel.com asking for your newsworthy stuff, stuff that happens in your town, stuff that gets mailed to you, stuff that you come across in your daily events. stuff that you think might be news but you're not seeing it in the news. particularly, we're interested in the campaign for president but even if it's not and you think it might be news, please, send it to rachel.com. for example, we've been following this issue in tennessee of this ghoulish statue of a ku klux klan leader which sits on private property surrounded by more than a dozen confederate flags. it's clearly visible from interstate 65, just outside nashville. lawmakers have been trying to find a way to hide it from the interstate. today, we received a picture from one of you guys showing what that statue looks like today. what looks like that statue in full view still but with all of nathan's confederate flags lowered. we're not sure why. maybe

chris christie is which is trying to get him on the debate stage. he's another candidate on the bubble in terms of whether or not he will be allowed to debate poll numbers are so low for christie right now. it's very questionable whether or not he will be allowed to debate. groups supporting chris christie's campaign decided to dump a quarter of a million dollars into running pro chris christie ads on the fox news channel. which must be a nice thing for the fox news channel? they set is this rule that hay will only let ten people and decide which ten are allowed into the debate based on national poll numbers. so any republican that wants to make it on the debate stage has ever incentive to do everything they can to boost their national poll numbers. you can't boost them by going to county fairs in iowa and new hampshire and doing the traditional campaign stuff candidates would be doing this time of the year in the early states. if the only thing that matters is boosting your national poll numbers, if you are a republican running for president. you better spend your resources increasing your profile with republican voters who might some day get called by a pollster

live doppler 7 and as far as returnses, we have low clouds melting under sunshine everywhere. we have mild temperatures for today. as chrise embarcadero and a couple of people are trickling in. most of them have made their way further along the embarcadero. it heads up the golden gate bridge. the current temperatures, san francisco is 61 degrees. oakland 53 and mountain view 63 as well. and 63 degrees for morgan hill and half moon bay. we are going to experience lower temperatures than seasonal average in the east bay. warmer as a matter of fact along the coast into san francisco. the avon walk this weekend you can expect the temperatures to warm up as you get closer to corte madera and under plenty of sunshine. wear the hats and bring sunscreen and the sunglasses. they have light conditions and 8 miles per hour in novato and 10 miles at concord and windier at fairfield. a couple of other events at at&t park. the guys take on the phillies. 53 degrees and clouds will come back in overnight and the temperature is about 61. 8:33 is when the sun will set. low pressure is circling over california. it will make its way to the e

are not prevent mid to upper 60s as of right now we are waking up to some low clouds may be that fog and drizzle the morning is chrisowly walked into mid-60s by a clock. >>michelle apon: large our quickly eating up to low 80s if you are presenting yesterday just like a guest today by 6:00 the mid '80s calling back down 10 more degrees into the mid '70s by 8:00 p.m. the mild night across the spot and let's show you what looks like look at the bay bridge-off if you're traveling in the castling. >>michelle apon: looking at the san mateo bridge west bombay are quiet and not seen any delays if you continue in the westbound direction looking at the richmond san rafael bridge of their required to drive this morning but you could encounter a lot of the apache fog or drizzle as it's closer to marin county by the morning close '60s and will start to warmer with a slight ring chance. >>james: refers bore you at the top of the our firefighters in pittsburgh gained control the fire at power dark the video we had in the news, but even as the volvulus another look the fire was burning on harbor street in pittsburgh server outbuild

chris. the temperatures will be claiming well into the 90s, even hotter than yesterday with high humidity. right now 79 degrees in philadelphia. low 70s in trenton but it's 75 in wilmington and with sunshine today and high humidity it's going to feel like it's in the upper 90s. 76 agrees at 6:00. by 9:00 82 degrees and we will hit 90 degrees by lunch time. i'll take you through it neighborhood by neighborhood with the forecast when i come back in ten minutes. >> we are in for dangerous heat today. we sent nbc 10's katy zachry to find out what the city of philadelphia does when we get to conditions like we're having today. katy joins us live in center city. what can we expect? what pro-actively is the city doing in this situation? >> we know there's been a heat warning issued by the national weather service. around this time every morning when we're going to experience excessive heat the national weather service will have a call with members of the philadelphia health department and issue a heat warning which they did. it goes into effect at noon today. what can you expect if you live in and around philadelphia? the city may extend

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chris. so they can afford to keep popping up until it hits $700. that would be a very low level.avid: catastrophic. so much for you that. high rollers are staying away, lower ands ban on gamblers is paying off. its mass-market revenue share increased nearly 32%. parent company las vegas sands also saw its margin and brooding. casinos have taken a hit since china's campaign against luxury and excess, the beijing thinks travel rules may help fuel a recovery. a slowdown in credit card expenditures. american express income for the second quarter was down nearly 4% -- $1.42 a share. amex is investing intact -- in and boosting rewards to overcome the end of its partnership with cosco. beat estimatesla in the second quarter. the estimates, as coke works -- to beatcoke works declining soda sales in the u.s.. sales are down more than 3% this year. the tech season continues to disappoint -- tech industry continues to disappoint the season. posted poor results. we got su keenan in new york. what happened? report latest earnings reveals the company is in need for restructuring. this is a com

chris sowers. david had the good job all week. about how wonderful it was -- >> reporter: we're about to bay for all the loshly weather. not today we'll see sunshine and low humidity levels. tomorrow the humidity starts increasing and more so next week. 69 in philadelphia. look at the 50s, north and west, allentown, 58. poconos, 51. millville, 59. sea isle city, 57 degrees at this 5:00 a.m. hour. a few high, thin clouds overspreading the mid atlantic, a lot of will disappear in the next couple of hours. day planner 9:00 a.m. 75. lunchtime, 84. 3:00 p.m., 87. we're peaking around # 8 degrees which is one degree above average. looking ahead it turns hotter and more humid tomorrow scattered thunderstorms possible late in the day. heat wave number 3 in the seven-day forecast, i'll have the details coming up in just a bit. >> a career criminal has been arrested in the murder of jasmine wright. police say the man was a long vial lept history that includes murder and sex offense. dann cuellar has the details of this arrest. from the get-go this case struck a nerve with people who were working on it. the synergy would approve toxic for james harris. there was con

reelection by a landslide in his home state, new jersey governor chris christie officially entered the 2016 race today at what may be the lowoint of his entire political career. announcing his run before a friendly crowd at his high school alma mater, where the former class president claims he ran in different circles than classmate david wildstein, the one-time appointee indicted in the bridgegate scandal. christie tried to position himself as a straight-talking outsider with crossover appeal. >> i am not running for president of the united states as a surrogate for being elected prom king of america. i am not looking to be the most popular guy who looks in your eyes every day and tries to figure out what you want to hear, say it, and then turn around and do something else. when i stand up on a stage like this in front of all of you, there is one thing you will know for sure -- i mean what i say and i say what i mean and that's what america needs right now. >> but the former front-runner has a long way to go to recover the stature and support he once enjoyed. christie's approval rating in new jersey has dropped to its lowe

chris sowers and the accuweather forecast. another nice day on tap. >> reporter: it feels good out here, we have low humidity levels and a lot ofnice comfortable breeze. 72 in philadelphia. 67 in trenton. allentown, 64. mid 60s south and east, millville, 65. dover, 68. closer to 70, the closer to the water you get. boardwalk in atlantic city, 73. ocean temperature, 74. let's go to cape may and show you what it looks like a few high, thin clouds, sun starting to shine through. should be a nice beach day, just like yesterday expect a lot of sunshine on the sand. the surf should be nice and calm waves 2 to 3 feet. low humidity levels. as we look at satellite and radar, we look toward the left-hand side of the screen you notice greens and cloud cover that's marching east. we think a few clouds will roll in late in the afternoon into the evening hours nothing should turn threatening. they are fair-weather clouds that pull in overnight tonight. that will lead to stormy conditioners monday night and tuesday. that could lead to more downpours as we get into the middle portions of the workweek. 88 degrees by monday afternoon mostly sunn