i'm in favor of the anti clustering legislation.here are 28 mcd in san francisco medical patient can do well, and be serviced kaiser permanente serves one hundred and 40 thousand patients thank you very much >> thank you. >> good evening i want to say i'm against the continuance because expo fact to law you shouldn't be used no determining the law it should be on the present law and detailing means our judging them but a standard that's not in force yet that's not a good thing. thank you >> yes. good evening. i'm for the continuance i'm a san franciscan i'm coming from a funnel and raise children and i've been here all today, i appreciate a continuance on this matter. >> thank you. next speaker, please >> my name is roger i'm the president of the balboa association and we support supervisor campos request for continuance the supervisor has worked hatred open the issues and we want to support him and his support for the neighborhood. thank you >> good evening. i'm the architect for the project i strongly oose the motion to a continua

but then he said unfortunately we're out of clusters. so, they gave use a little piece of paper like the top of a laundry list and of course, i eventually lost the little piece of paper." >>last november, congresswoman eshoo overheard indergand telling that story during an event. she then contacted the u-s army and after submitting the proper paperwork, recieved a response saying indergand would receive his medals. >>"it is, um, yet another story from, uh, whats been dubbed the greatest generation." >>in addition to the purple heart and oak leaf cluster. the soon-to-be-90-year-old indergand was also awarded a bronze star medal and a combat inrantry badge. >> "i'm very grateful because its like you bring back a whole chain of memories that even though some of them are negative, you tend to remember the good ones and there were a lot of good times." >>in mountain view, philippe djegal, kron four news. we are seeing sharply reduced itvisibility at the coastline ad around san francisco. we're going into a period of very low visibility-under

we can see the cluster of showers and thunderstorms out to our west. how will that impact us? as we advance future tracker 6, 8:00 a.m., there's showers around here or there. we're dealing with clouds and the chance for a shower or thunderstorm. i think the heavy complex of thunderstorms is done for the day. we're looking at lunchtime and clouds showers, maybe a pop-up thunderstorm coming through here or there. look what happens in the evening. 6:00 a.m., you see the clouds, watch this front press through. that sets us up for a beautiful friday. it's still warm it's sticky today not nearly as hot as yesterday. 73 degrees heading up to 84. it changes this evening. details in the seven day. >> thank you, karen. thunderstorms as you just mentioned moved through the area. heavy rain flooded the streets. the action cam was in wilmington, delaware, where lightning light up the skies around the amtrak station near front and mlk boulevard. the storm pounded with him with high winds and heavy rains. the action cam was around penns landing wind you heard it there. the rains have caused

there's another cluster off the coast but that's moving away from us. as we go in closer you can see the western suburbs are starting to see the showers and the thunderstorms, chester county in particular getting hit with this as is the western half of berks county. i'll start in chester county. that's a pretty decent thunderstorm with heavy downpours. as i start this in motion, it's just taking forever to pass any given area. this is only moving at about 10 miles per hour, maybe 15 so you get caught under this heavy stuff right now in southern chester county and it's liable to be there for awhile in areas south of oxford and including oxford heading up towards chatham and kale and mushroom country about to get some of that. there you see coatesville picking up some of this. not as much thunder in the northern tier. that's still heavy rain. the farther north we go once that movement gets out of the way and we can go ahead and show you that reading is also starting to pick up some of the light stuff. looks like the airport is just about half covered and

the cluster is off the coastline. you get the idea looking at this. we have lots of clouds and showers moving in from the west. we'll pick up a shower or two perhaps during the morning.west. much of the morning will be dry. it will be that kind of day, clouds and shower. at approximate-- 3:00 p.m. we'll see showers organize themselves and we'll have a pop-up shower late in the day. the front comes through and brushes out the atmosphere it's a beautiful thing. we end up with clearing skies and lowering humidity setting us up for a great thursday night and terrific friday. if you're heading to the beach during the daytime today it's not going to rain all day by any means. we'll have a fair amount of clouds and shower. by 11:00 a.m., by 3:00 p.m. cutting the temperature down to 77. the heat we had in the temperatures in the 90s the past couple of days, it's less humid and northwesterly wind it's going to be great. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, clouds and showers here or there, maybe a thunderstorm, but the heavy thunderstorms that's done

that's what i like about this little cluster ballooning thing.the thing you wouldn't realize is how peaceful it is up there. he's traveling at the same speed of the wind. even when he was moving at 50 miles an hour, he could set a napkin on his knee, and it wouldn't go anywhere. >> it's just like you're floating on a cloud. you start living a moment of what you dreamed as a child. >> nearly nine hours later, couch crosses the state line into idaho, but he's not going to make it to boise. the winds have pushed him off course about 85 miles north of the city. >> i was a bit tired of being up there. i'm not a guy to sit still. >> despite missing the mark, he knows he's still broken his previous record. so couch prepares to land. >> you got to have a way to make sure you can get these balloons popped on the way down. my preference is a daisy red rider bb gun. >> it only takes a couple of balloons to change him from ascending to descending. >> i'm coming in on a gradual descent. i'm looking for an open area. no fences or wires or houses or roads. that

> what will happen to the washington redskins now that they lose their trademark protection. >> a cluster of thunderstorms off the coastline not out of the woods just yet. it will hold the temperature down, 84 degrees will be the high, as we look at the almanac, we're average. after a high of 94 yesterday we're doing better today. kerri: kerri the sparkle® fairy here. are you about to spend that on paper towels? mom: well, i use bounty... kerri: ooo! use sparkle®... it's just right for cleaning up everyday little messes without cleaning out your piggy bank. sparkle®. the bright way to clean. i love the taste. always smooth, never bitter. my cup of coffee is always awesome when i go to dunkin'. man: i see the steam rising off the cup, 'cause you know it's a fresh pot. man: one cup a day for sure. two if need be. and it's usually "need be." dunkin' -- your place for coffee. >> new on "action news," a police officer had a tough task of saving a man's life and then sending him to jail. a truck fire led to a dramatic rescue. the man was lying in the ravine. the policeman pulled him to safety a

it's unfair to the applicants this project has gone on look at it and initialed before the anti clustering legislation it was originally calendared last month and taken off the calendar because the health department had their hearing and then it was heard good weeks ago and postponed again, because gp h hearing hadn't occurred and now it would be extremely unfair to the antenna to force him go if boo into an discretionary review position and has a higher bar for him to cross we need to move forward and make a decision now with all fairness to the party and the public thank you. >> hello, i'm margaret i'm for the continuance based on the information i heard that the same man owns waste fall wellness and the book i don't understand the nature. >> i'm mike i'm against the continuance on the basis waiting for a lay to go into effect the decision should be made today. thank you >> afternoon i'm al hernandez and the reason why i ask for . >> continuance this body seems to want to wait for a law that may or may not pass i'm asking not to vote for a continuance their approaching saying i want to w

. >> we have another cluster of showers near baltimore pushing north of baltimore and up i-95, and those of you near newcastle delaware and dover, may want to keep an eye on that, it's slow moving but it's an hour, hour and a half down the pike. we are watching smaller cells popping and pulling away, and this is a good one in red. these are slow movers, if one does get on top of you, it could be a couple of miles down the road and are you stuck beneath something as it takes forever to get by you, we are cooking up the atmosphere, there is a fair amount of cloud cover in much of the region, satellite shows holes in the clouds, a little bit of sunshine could turn the atmosphere over a bit and get it more unsettled and pop the showers and thunderstorms we may begin to see pop up now in parts of the region, especially in south jersey. i can see some stuff like this developing before much longer. future tracker 6 shows us as we go through the afternoon, the unsettled air mass shows what we saw yesterday. future tracker by 2:30 and 3:00 as some of this around the region and more of the same at

storm tracker 6 shows you a cluster of thunderstorms off the coast, another cluster just to the westphiladelphia and extending up through reading. everybody else is dry right now. as you take a look at this thunderstorm a little bit closer to philadelphia, that's a pretty good thunderstorm. it's producing a lot of lightning. it's not a severe storm because it's moving too slowly to provide us with any real super gusty winds. the biggest issue with this is that heavy rain that is moving so slowly that it is taking awhile for it to cross any given area. you could be dealing with this heavy stuff for maybe 20, 30 minutes and that's going to be enough to put some ponding and puddling on the roadways. it's also pushing into parts of new castle county, newark right now seeing some thunder and lightning and of course that heavy rain pushing through mushroom country and chadds ford is probably going to catch a little bit of that before too much longer. towards the east in gibbstown and woodbury a couple of smaller little cluster of showers is starting to pop up. chester also seeing some of t

and what is going down in florida, right now the cluster of storms, 110 miles east of melbourne. and that could become tropical storm arthur, about an 80% chance of tropical development and that could really have an impact on our weather on thursday and friday. and the possibility of rip currents for the start of the holiday weekend. right now philadelphia 86 degrees down from the high of 88. still a warm day. allentown 85, trenton 84, millville 82, sea isle city nice with a temperature of 76. satellite 6 and action radar showing we have pretty much clear conditions here. however, there's a front that's causing a cluster of very intense thunderstorms across the midwest. you see that bow echo, that shows the potential for tornadoes and the rushing winds. and they've had more than 3,000 lightning strikes in that area over the past 15 minutes. this cluster of storms will be missing us, but the front that is triggering it will continue to push to the east. the first four days of july is going to be pretty busy. tomorrow and wednesday, the high pressure, bermuda high bringing the wind

first cluster of the red and yellow and then it fades through state college, many areas stay dry today and a better chance for that later on tonight. details on the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a minute rick. >> karen, thank you. >> lets switch to "action news" reporter, katherine scott at a cooling center in camden, new jersey. >> reporter: rick, it's not like we never see days like this in the summer time, but at this time of the season people are just not used to these temperatures, that is why the cooling centers are so great. there is a pool table and an air hockey table, there is lots to do to come down and beat the heat. the sun is strong and the temperature is rising, people are looking for places to cool off. the camden county health office issued a heat alert today for cooling seners in the county. in collingswood there are three including the public library. >> stay here all day if you like and stay in the coolness. >> there is built-in entertainment, and read a book or just go online. there is plenty to do while you sit in the cool, cool air conditioning

deja vu with the pop-up downpours and thunderstorms, most of us are dry right now and there is a cluster of storms over gloucester county, new jersey, and southwest philadelphia. light showers near delaware county and media and wilmington and the main action is on either side of glassboro and hammonton, they are releasing two to two and a half inches of rain, about 40 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes, near barnes bro and an inclusiver near swededboro near the turnpike. they are releasing a lot amount of water in a short amount of time. flash flood warnings are issued in newark up to 2.5 inches of rain have fall and and anywhere from salem to woods town to mullica hill and gloucester county all within the flash flood warning as the area roadways take on the excess water that can't drain down the drains because it is coming down so quickly. what to expect this evening, scattered downpours around the region are slow moving, 1 toe 2 inches of rain per hour with these particular downpours, they are causing localized flooding. we'll see if they move at all to the east or fall apart a l

and fill your home with happy. >> a cluster of slow-moving thunderstorms triggered flash flooding inittle rock arkansas. creeks swelled turning roads into rivers. dozens were evacuated due to the rising waters. nobody was injured. >> nice to see you guys. >> reporter: nice to see you, fresh back from maternity leave, not bad, let's get a a good looking commute for you guys at conshohocken avenue. the crews paved so we've got a smooth ride for you here. septa regional rails, no delays, limited parking at the west trenton line because of construction. norristown line back this week after shuttle busing. >> reporter: 68 degrees that's typical of the numbers across the immediate region. 68 at the airport. 67 in wilmington. closer to 70 in allentown and reading. 70 in sea isle city. if you're running errands, 76 degrees by 9:00 a.m., in the afternoon, we shoot up to the upper 80s. the high today is 88. it will feel more humid as the day goes on, certainly compared to where we are over the weekend. matt. >> i'll take this, thank you, david. >>> more search warrants will be issued in a dist

new fire, it's in a densely populated area, three or four or five homes just right there in that clusteri just want to tell you about the traffic update. northbound 680 both lanes in this area are shut down. and this is a big thoroughfare to go up to tahoe for the weekend. so expect delays in that area. >> well, it's also going to be a way for people trying to get over to the races if they are going towards the sonoma raceway. i know there are activities there on friday night but a lot people go up to spend the weekend. so yeah besides it being a friday night and there's a good look at the traffic map. 80 not affected at this point because of it. but you can see the red there on interstate 80 not affected but 680 is. the red showing where both lanes northbound are closed. >> camera zooms out from our chopper you can see all the smoke in the area and two parts that are really heavily charred that first home that's a total loss is completely engulfed in flames and we're also concerned about another fire just as paul said maybe a couple blocks away near some homes. >> i know we're talking s

. >> the serious injuries to it, tightly clustered around her lower central chest and abdomen. i was told that she was supposedly involved in a wild free-for-all-type fight with a knife. and that seemed to be very odd that all of the fatal injuries were very tightly clustered within a specific area of the body. >> that's because stabbing victims usually move during an attack. i didn't feel that she was involved in a fight where she was able to move her extremities freely. that is, either she stayed stock still of her own volition, for whatever reason, or was unable to move or she was actually restrained. >> dr. burch's theory was supported by paramedics who said tina's arms were above her head on the floor, as if she had been restrained. >> zein could not have held her. he was not a big man. his daughter was probably as big or bigger than he. he could not have inflicted that kind of injury pattern on her and held her at the same time. >> the only other person in the room was tina's mother, maria. maria said she was on the sofa when the fight occurred, but forensic evidence indi

and the port if orange that adds to up 12 hundred plus it's only a small portion of the land the clusters largely around the waterfront and the bay area. we've done to support pdr we allow them in the mixed use a lot of the automobile repairs and on valencia street so there's no reason not to allow industrial uses in those areas we have nuisance controls and they want to be in other neighborhoods to we've closed loopholes and like life works and business services. we support pdr business and reduced the process we have legislation that passed that made a lot of things that are conditional use we'll insneftd new sprinkling industrial spaces and work with sf made but we work with sf made that speaks for workers for the protection of space and transportation far workers etc. what had having some next stewardships we have legislation to protect the looked building this is for supervisor breed's office and right now the office uses are for looked building in pdrs districts we support those building without allowing the building to convert to office and we have legislation we've excused with su

we'll zoom into this area, the cluster of storms, what happened you get a quick cluster of thunderstormsoving through, it will drop 3 inches of rain in a half-hour's time or 40 minutes that producing the flash flooding. we'll seer quite a bit of lighten strikes and strong windy gusts that competed 70 miles per hour. in this area this highlighted area from omaha to the panhandle of texas, we could see the winds gusting from 65 to 70 miles per hour. that's the only part of the county that is expecting strong weather today. most of the county is nice and quiet. this model is off in la la land we'll not see these specks of green. we'll see combination of sun and clouds that's about it. overnight tonight partly cloudy skies, and monday we'll do it all over again, monday, sun and clouds and comfortable temperature. poconos you'll seem the puffy cumulus clouds build during the afternoon. if anybody sees a shower today, i don't think anyone will, the poconos will be the location because you're higher in elevation. 75 degrees on the beach. sunshine along with cumulus clouds from time to time, the

the confluence of the showcase and then the big cluster that's the waterfront bay area the largest and very important los angeles police department along the ports like all the piers. what else is done we allow pdr in the districts we don't reconclude it from

satellite 6 and action radar show that we had a cluster of showers move through in the late overnightrs and we can see we're left with some cloud cover here or there. association it's going to be a day where we'll see sunshine mixing with some high clouds today. here's how the temperatures are going to look. by 9:00 a.m., 79. by noon, 88 with sunshine. by 3:00 p.m. 90 degrees and if we hit it at that point it would be the hottest it's been so far this year. by 6:00 p.m., 88 degrees, coming down from your high of 91. i think the daytime today is dry,. later on tonight the slight chance for a shower or thunderstorm popping up probably in the northwest suburbs will be your best bet. we're looking at a week of shower and thunderstorm chances. one day in particular weather could be serious. details on that in your seven day forecast coming up. matt. >> most of the roads around the region are dry. chopper 6 hd remains live over southwest philadelphia where we had the fatal pedestrian accident early this morning right here along 65th street. there's the car that was involved. this is woodlan

the confluence of the showcase and then the big cluster that's the waterfront bay area the largest and very important los angeles police department along the ports like all the piers. what else is done we allow pdr in the districts we don't reconclude it from going into pdr districts. we have chocolate on valencia street they choose to be in the neighborhoods why prescribe that from happening we've closed gaps in the past. we support new pdr businesses we be are recently came here for legislation for pdr businesses there's pdr reduced fees and we sensitized new work and work with sf dot made on behalf of the pdr sector no sf repair we're happy to work with them but on behalf of the sector it's important to have an organization before there wasn't a unidentified

we'll track another cluster of showers and storms to norristown and media. close to conshohocken and 401. fuby 420 chose to flowertown. there will be flash flooding. sending over to the cecily tynan. >>> that is right. you step outside. you feel the moisture in the air. it's very humid. the storms can pull out a lot of water in a short period of time. we have flash-flood warnings in chester county honeybrook all the way to maryland. when you get the storms they happen quickly. they don't move that fast. this is why they can drop a lot of rain. the rainfall totals in about an inch in less than 30 minutes. flooding is possible along streams and creeks and roads. remember to keep the kids away from the rushing water. it takes about 6 inches of water if it's moving quickly, to knock you off your feet. don't try to drive through the floodwaters. this is the band that melissa was tracking. of the cold front is across western pennsylvania. it's moving around later this evening. once it moves through it cools off the air. that helps to stabilize the atmosphere. to g

reports a cluster of central bank going investors have become major players on world equity markets the report to be published this week by the official monetary and financial institutions form confirms twenty nine point one trillion dollars in market investments held by four hundred public sector institutions in one hundred sixty two countries which could potentially contribute to quote overheated asset prices well this is confirmation of what we've been saying that the money velocity is historic lows that is the same money is not circulating through the economy so not being loaned out it's not being real loaned out the fractional reserve system is not really kicking in there's been no growth despite the trillions of dollars of money printing people ask where is that money gone well according to what you just said the money is printed by the sense of it goes to people like hank paulson or john paul or a hedge fund manager or it's a gift from the central bank they print hundreds of billions of trillions and they buy stocks the state that to be rich is to be virtuous.

shuttle's to how these clusters keep flaring.reaking through the warm humid air mass. the atmosphere is loaded with moisture. little if impulses come along along with daytime heating. get the air to double up. >> almost two-thirds of an inch. the storms can produce locally gusty wind. cuss of 50 mi. per hour up by the cal. here are some other when the dust. the view from the chicago shoreline pretty impressive. uc the rain cutting in visibility the same thing up in the recreation area. up towards crystal lake. here is the fox family villa. these things do move. they do not park in the area. so far we've had about a quarter inch of rain. >> 2 in. of what normally is down by this time in june. you'll see monthly totals. it has been a wet month. the flood watches were these soils are saturated up to the north. that is a founder storm thunderstorm warning >> conditions expend west all the way to the rockies. parts of colorado. that is for wild fires due to dry weather and drought. even a frost and freeze the treasury up in the mounta

chicago expecting some very heavy rain as well with that cluster of storms out to the west so keep anye on that if you're traveling there, tam. >> thank you karen. >>> new this morning, a new report is uncovered some disturbing cases of some really poor oversight by the new york city medical examiner's office. an attorney says poor recordkeeping is to blame for burial mixups that includes cremating the wrong bodies. in another case the office incorrectly sent a body to a local medical college for dissection. fortunate that mistake was caught in time. the medical examiner's office says it is evaluating its operations and will release a detailed statement bonny upon further review. >>> also new here on "action news," police say a man found the perfect cover for his meth lab for a retirement communities. officers found $1,700 worth of the drug in robert short's car during a routine traffic stop in california. when the police then went to the 64 year old's apartment at the senior sent they found more materials suggesting that short operated a drug making lab there out of his home. >> i wo

reports a cluster of central bank king investors have become major players in world equity markets the report to be published this week by the official monetary financial institutions form confirms twenty nine point one trillion dollars in market investments held by four hundred public sector institutions one hundred sixty.

clustered next to each other. honduras, belize, el salvador, and guatemala according to united nations data. that little part of central america, a tiny part of the world relatively, a tiny cluster of countries you see right there is right now arguably the most violent place in the world outside of war zones. that fact has a lot to do with why these kids are showing up at the border. things are so dangerous and unstable in that part of the world right now, parents are putting their children in the care of smugglers who will take their children on trains, trucks, however they can across the very long stretch of mexico as stateless people throughout, all the way to the u.s. border patrol agents, who they are often flagging willingly to turn themselves over. joining me now to explain the source of this is bob ortega, senior reporter for "the arizona republic." and bob, what is driving those murder rates in those countries such that it's producing this effect of unaccompanied minors being sent up to the u.s.? >> well,

reports a cluster of central bank king investors have become major players on world equity markets the report to be published this week by the official monetary and financial institutions form confirms twenty nine point one trillion dollars in market investments held by four hundred public sector institutions in one hundred sixty two countries which could potentially contribute to quote overheated asset prices well this is confirmation of what we've been saying that the money velocity is historic lows that is the same money is not circulating through the economy it's not being loaned out it's not being real loaned out the fractional reserve system is not really kicking in there's been no growth despite the trillions of dollars of money printing people ask where is that money gone well according to what you just said the money is printed by the central bank it goes to people like hank paulson or john paulson or hedge fund manager it's a gift from the central bank they print billions hundreds of billions of trillions they give it to these guys through the shadow banking system or through

he said after his second injury he was told he would be given an oak leaf cluster, he believes the armyy of doing things. >> the army keeps very good track of your mistakes but -- >> he recently contacted a coming woman who then call the pentagon. in addition to the cluster, the army awarded him with a bronze star with an infant trimedal. >> something frightening happened. he said a black bear opened the door and walked right into his cabin. >> the bear took this handle and put it down and i saw the bear walk inside and came right into the house and stood right here and looked around and i started to go up here near these stairs and i was looking at the bear hopefully from a safe distance... >> smarter than the average bear, i guess. >> after that, the bear was punching on peanut butter and he barricaded himself inside and called 911. they tranquilized the bear and released him back into the wild. he just wanted some peanuts. >> the many questions surrounding a grim discovery in the south bay. >>> after a three day trial, stay with us. >> reporter: we are live in san jose where a man's

nothing like the cluster of storms we saw earlier.ead on outside and show you what it looks like, and we're live looking at sky 6 in center city, hd we have a good amount of cloud cover resulting from all the storms. the temperature is 73 degrees. the dewpoint, 68 degrees, the dewpoint is a measure of the moisture in the atmosphere. anytime it's over 60 it feels sticky. 68 is more humid than yesterday. the winds out of the west/southwest at 7 miles per hour. the pressure29.96 inches. we're left with clouds and showers trying to pop up. the organized showers that are moving through pittsburgh right now will affect us later on this afternoon. as we look at future tracker gives you an idea of what the day will look like. lots of cloud cover maybe a shower here or there. by the afternoon hours that's when the more organized showers try to move through. we can see that at 2:30 getting wet in some spots, and it kind of falls apart. 5:30, here's the key, this is when the front moves through. ski all the clouds and showers, get it out of ther

in addition to the purple hearts and oakley's cluster the seem to be not the soon- to-be ninth year-old man was also awarded the bronze star medal and combat infantry badge. it's like to bring back a whole chain of memories. police say a man impersonating an officer will face charges after pulling over a real detective monday night. the florida detective was shocked when he didn't recognize the officer behind the wheel of the other car. matthew mcmahon was charged with impersonating an officer and unlawfully displaying blue lights. he was released from jail yesterday after posting bail. the detective says he has arrested several impersonators over the years. but no one has ever ordered him to stop his car. san jose police arrested one of their own. while investigating a pot bust. authorities say, on tuesday evening, officers were investigating a claim from an employee at a rental storage facility. that marijuana was stored there. after consultation with the santa clara county's district attorney's office they came to the conclusion that they had enough information to arrest and ultimate

the cluster of storms. the front reignites storms for us.g hello to july the rest of this week. high pressure off the east coast. on tuesday and be wednesday the high between 105 and 100. and then an opportunity for could theered showers and downpours especially thursday. and the 4th of july a dropping system pulls up along the boundary and eastern seaboard. and looking at the spaghetti pot you may have remembered if from last year. every time is a different compute model saying if it becomes tropical storm arthur will move. and it scapes the carolinas and pulls out to sea. we have to watch it and there could be rip currents, especially the fourth if you are at the shower. 71 degrees the ocean temperature, and the next three days if you are down there looking good tomorrow. sun and clouds 85. partly sunny wednesday, 88. and thursday could be a very dicey day with many downstorms at the shore 84 degrees. the forecast, hot and humid tuesday, 92. scorcher wednesday downpours in the afternoon. and the heat index wednesday afternoon in the 100s a

it's not about an individual person but clusters.hey are more valuable to marketers than individuals. >> to get an idea of what is posishly, we ask him to isolate a single phone as it moved through its day from the phone's home to the grocery store down to the starbucks and finally, to arena. >> triangulation allows you to put two or three reference points together that allow you to get as close as you can to where that person might be. that's why we have designed our business based upon the generalizations and not the specific? dwhu buy that. >> usc raw prefacers aren't buying the promise of an am i am on thety. >> there are other peoples, other people have information about who is going to which doctor or who goes to which neighborhood or who patronizes which store and they can cross-reference that . >> people didn't know their phone was leaving bread crumbsa that people were storing and sell to go everyone else. you could call it innovative or creepy. >> they are not interested in individual people. their marketing budgets can't s

but however, as we look at what computer models are showing, as they cluster together, as they content to take a turn, christina will weaken with graduate dry air as we get over to next week, and then we'll look at showers and thunderstorms coming off of the baja peninsula. over the midwest to the atlantic, we have been tracking storms with powerful wind gusts, 60 to 70 miles per hour in maintenances along the east. and we even had a tornado reported in the last two hours from bedford, pen men. at this point, we have no injuries to report on that, and not much in the way of damage, but certainly a lot of damage from the wind and hail on the east coast. more impress, a lot of rain with the storms. one-third of an inch in pittsburgh and raleigh, 6/10 of an inch of rain. and then we have a new storm system coming through, and this is going to bring severe weather tonight from texas northward. but also into tomorrow afternoon. >> rebecca, thank you, and coming up, the fight for iraq, the deadly violence intensifies as a rebel force comes 70 miles from baghdad. and food for thought. serving

. >> by going through that disc mathematically, finding the proper clusters based upon the known interleavingdrive, you can piece together an entire document if the file space that that document occupied had not been overwritten. >> when this crime was committed in 1988, there were no computer programs that could reassemble documents that had been deleted. so al johnson and his team had to do something that had never been done before. they had to do the analysis manually. >> it's a painstaking process that took approximately 33 days to look at two, 20-megabyte hard drives. >> a computer is about as secure as a wet paper bag. it never throws data away. >> they found bits and pieces of a document kopenheffer had deleted called "the plan." it listed all of the steps necessary to carry out sally weiner's kidnapping and murder. >> we were able to recover 80% of the murder plan back off of the hard drive. 20% of that had been overwritten or altered and to a point where we couldn't recover the data. >> this evidence was the most damning. this evidence connected the computer to the man to the notes t

we press in closer with a couple of clusters. we have one close to mercer and bully county.ington county georgetown and wrightstown as you get close to clarksburg as well. the showers are moving out to the east. and areas in south jersey close to bunna. no lightening is associated with this. this is the story as we progress through the rest of the evening hours. and thfrom trenton to wilmingtod dover, delaware. in the 70. you have a lot of humidity to contend with. philadelphia at 72. 69 in the poconos. trenton 71. sea isle 72. and here is satellite 6 along with action radar. here i is the unsettled weather. we are showers and storms firing up across the area. of look to the west. there is the cold front moving to washington state extending into virginia as well. this moves eastward. even though we are tracking the line moving to the east, there are no severe thunderstorm warnings or watches with the line. we track it as it works into the air mass. if you are stepping out on the town make sure you have the wet weather gear. the same thing holds true at 11:00. it's cloudy fro

there is one cluster of thunderstorms across lancaster county.of the activity right now is focused on south jersey. there is a broken line of storms intense from jackson mills. and 14 lightening strikes associated with this. really the problem with the storms the heavy rains. some of the pockets you see the purple right there. that is rain falling at the rate of 2 inches an hour. it can cause localized flooding. you have to be careful as you drive through that. reads beach you are going to get hit with heavy rain and cape m . this means that not only will we see localized floodings on the roads. the streams and creeks could be overflowing their banks. a wide view of double scan showing that there is the line moving through now. more storms to the west. actually cold front that sweeps through is to the west of pittsburgh. that is not moving through shortly before midnight tonight. this is the fifth straight beautiful weekend in a row dating back to may 17th. we arep9k,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. the key low humidity. tonight humid and warm. philadelphi

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this is what we're tracking a cluster of showers and storms.here's a light risk for see weather in western pennsylvania it stays well away from our region this evening, always this moisture bypasses us and moves to the north an east. another round of moisture moves in later on tonight. 11:00 p.m. this model is indicating it's mostly cloudy. rest of the city, showers could be popping up. in the overnight hours we have showers to contend with. when you wake up tomorrow morning, make sure you have the wet weather gear close to you. 6:00 a.m. we'll be in and out of the showers, not everybody will find the activity, but it will be an active day especially in the late morning hours and afternoon hours. here's the call from accuweather, mostly cloudy showers around after midnight. 62 in the suburbs, 64 in center city. tomorrow it is marking the beginning of an unsettled pattern. humid tomorrow, high of 80 degrees. tuesday, a high temperature of 83. we do have to allow still for a thunderstorm popping up, but i think the most active day looks to be on

and there is a cluster of rain coming up close to the coast and that may pop into cape may and atlantic city before too much longer. we're looking at morning rain over the next couple of hours and less in some neighborhoods. we'll get into a lull this afternoon when stuff out to the west fires through. we're looking at the potential of showers and gusty thunderstorms later today. 71 degrees as you head out. some of you want the umbrella because it is damp in a lot of neighborhoods, 70 in allentown, 68 in sea isle city and 70 in dover. 69 degrees by 6:00 a.m., 70 by 8:00 a.m. showers and drizzle during the day. 78 by 9:00 and this afternoon we hit a high of 83 by 3:00 p.m. there's an increased chance later this afternoon and evening of more showers and perhaps drenching thunderstorms buildings in. tam, we'll have the latest on that on future tracker 6 and that all important-weekend call coming up from accuweather. >> this is breaking right now, a fast-moving fire ripped through through a home in pleasantville atlantic county. one person was killed and firefighter was injured. the action

it's part of a larger area, this cluster of storms that continues to push up from the south.tracking to the northeast and heading into parts of new castle county. also into parts of philadelphia in the next hour or so. so here is a closer look at what we can expect. christiana, closer to 1:00 p.m. by 1:25 we could see some storms closer to millville. everywhere else we're just seeing lots of clouds and fog. where it's not raining, a few pop-up showers to the north of allentown. and we'll continue to see the threat of showers and even isolated heavy downpours as we head into the rest of today. that's why we have a flash flood watch that will stay in effect until 2:00 a.m. if we get one of these thunderstorms and it just drops a whole lot of rain in one place and doesn't move off very fast, we could see flash flooding, so just be careful as you're driving around today heading into the rest of tonight. this flash flood watch does not expire until 2:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. here is a closer look at our future weather. we'll show you what to expect. by 2:00 p.m. we're still deali

it's not a big deal, not looking at a cluster of storms that will provide damage for you.very quickly it moves on out of here. later this afternoon we'll watch for that. if you are headed to the shore it's humid there, 81 at noon and by 3:00 p.m., 84, no sea breeze today but the water temperature is nice 72 to 75, it's starting to waurm a bit. 88 in the city and sunshine and clouds, watching for the spotty shower, and the winds are breezy at times with 16 miles per hour. partly cloudy tonight and it gets more comfortable, the dew points fall over the nighttime hours, 69 for the overnight low, can you feel pretty good in the overnight. watch for the spotty shower around this afternoon and 5:30, 86 and not a bad commute, you shouldn't have too many weather commute problems, here is your exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, clouds are out there mixing with sunshine, and 88 degrees for your high so it's warm and slightly humid and you are getting the chance for a shower later on tomorrow partly sunny and 84 and a chance for a shower popping up in one or two spots. saturda